Users Manual
2nd IRIVER STORY COVER STORY USER GUIDE T able of Co nt e nt 01 03 Getting Started Other Information Components 03 Locating the Controls 03 Power Management Charging the Battery Connecting the Product Using iriver plus 4 Using Adobe Digital Editions Important Safety Information 33 05 Troubleshooting 35 06 Copyrights 37 07 Certification 48 11 Registered Trademark 48 14 Exemption 48 02 Using iriver story Home Screen 16 Selecting Files 17 Viewing Files 20 Memo/Snapshot 22 Wi-Fi Service 25 Music 28 Recording 29 Dictionary 30 Setup 31 - FCC This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generate, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio, TV technical for help. Only shielded interface cable should be used. Finally, any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user not expressly approved by the grantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate such equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation Caution : Any changes or modifications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. - CE CE warning !Changes and modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. EN Test Regulations ETSI EN 300 328 V1.7.1/ ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.6.1 / ETSI EN 301 489-17 V1.3.2 EN 50332-1:2000 / EN 50332-2:2003 EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009 EB05 Spec. Components Components may be changed without prior notice for improvement of product performance or quality. Player + Stylus Pen Quick Start Guide & Product warranty USB Cable Quick Start Guide: This is the manual explaining how to use our device. Product Warranty: Please keep this in a safe place because you may need it at the time of warranty repairs. USB Cable: You can connect this to the computer and use it to recharge the power. Locating the Controls The exterior and the contents printed or engraved may differ by model or according to the name of each part. Menu Stylus Pen Home Previous/Next Pages Previous 03 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d EPD Volume Speaker Power SD Card Slot Earphones Jack USB Port MIC Recharge LED Power: You can turn the power off by pressing and holding it for a while. You can switch to the standby mode by pressing it briefly. Home: Indicates the initial screen. Menu: Shows the menu list during mode operation. Previous: Stands for previous screen. Previous/Next Page: Shows the previous/next page on file list or file viewing. Stylus Pen: This is the pen-shaped writing apparatus used when you touch the screen. EPD: The screen that feels and reads like a paper-based book. Earphone Jack: You can listen to the sound by connecting an earphone to it. USB Port: You can use this to connect using a USB cable and the computer, or to recharge the battery. SD Card Slot: You can connect this to the SD card to view and replay the files on the card. MIC: You can record your voice through it. Recharge LED: Once power recharge is completed, the recharge LED light is turned off. Volume: Controls the sound volume. Speaker: Used to reproduce the sound. 04 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Power Management Turning on/off 1. Press and hold the [ ] and the power comes on. 2. If you press and hold the [ ] when the product is turned on, then the power will be turned off. This model supports an automatic power-saving feature to minimize battery consumption. Depending on the power-saving mode settings, the product will be automatically turned off if keys are not operated for a given time. (refer to page 32) Switching to Standby Mode 1. If you press the [ ] key briefly when the product is on, you can switch to standby mode. 2. If you press the [ ] key briefly again, standby mode is terminated. Using the Reset Function 1. If the product does not respond to key presses, reset it by pressing the [ ] + [ ] keys for more than six seconds. Even if you use reset function, current time and memory data will be preserved. Don't use reset function while the product is playing. It may cause severe damage to its memory. 05 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Charging the Battery Charging the Battery Using Your Computer 1. Open the cover on the bottom of the product. 2. Turn on your computer and connect the product to your computer. The internal battery will charge automatically. Replay Time - Continuous Book Replay Time: Max. 11,000 page view - Continuous Music Replay Time: Max. 30 hours (based on MP3 128 Kbps, 44.1 KHz, Volume 10, EQ Normal). Once recharging is completed, the Recharge LED will turn off. Do not use cables other than the USB cable provided. It may cause malfunction. Check if the product is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. Some low-power USB ports built into certain peripheral devices, such as some types of keyboards and USB hubs without internal power may not provide enough power to charge. While your computer is switched to standby mode, the product may not be charged. Turn the product off or switch to Standby mode when charging. If charged when the power is on, charging may take longer. Charge and store the product only at room temperature. The product may not be charged in extremely hot or cold place. The rechargeable battery is a consumable. The available usage time of charged battery becomes short over time. The battery will be fully charged within about 5 hours. (Based on fully discharged, power OFF) The charging time might be extended if you use the product while charging. If the battery is completely discharged and has not been used for a long time, power will not come on again until it has been charged for at least ten minutes. In case where you recharge the batteries using the adapter, we do not provide warranties for adapters other than those sold by iriver. 06 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Charging the Battery Using the USB Adapter 1. Open the cover on the bottom of the product. 2. If you connect the USB adapter to the device and power plug, the internal battery will charge automatically. USB adapter can be purchased separately. Connecting the Product Connecting with the Computer 1. Open the cover on the bottom of the product. 2. Turn on the power of the device and computer. 3. If you connect the device to your computer, you will see the screen where you can select connection mode. - Portable Disk Connection: The connection between the product and the computer is established and you can start transferring data. - Battery Recharge: The recharge of the product will begin. 07 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Do not use cables other than the USB cable provided. It may cause malfunction. For successful connection between your computer and the USB cable, make sure that all the functions are disabled before connection. Check if the product is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. If connected to a keyboard or a USB hub without a power supply of its own, connection with the computer may not be troublefree. Disconnecting from your computer 1. Safely disconnect the product from your computer by clicking the icon on the taskbar of the computer screen. 2. Confirm the device disconnection by clicking [Confirm]. Depending on the operating system for example Windows XP, the icon may be hidden from the taskbar. Hidden icons can be displayed by clicking indicator. Safe disconnection may not be performed if application programs such as Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player Windows are being used. Make sure that the product is safely disconnected after all the active application programs are closed. If safe disconnection fails, try again later. Failure to safely disconnect may cause data loss. Copying Files (Folders) to the Product 1. After selecting files/folders to copy from your computer, the selected file/folder will be copied if you drag and drop it to the added drive. 2. Files (or folders) will be transferred to folders below according to their content type. - E-Book: book - Comic Book: comic - Music: music 08 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Please connect the USB cable in the proper manner. If the power of the computer or product is turned off or the USB cable is disconnected while copying or moving files/folders, it may cause serious damage to the memory. Transfer rate may differ depending on the computer or OS environment available for your region. Deleting Files (Folders) from the Product 1. Select the files/folders to be deleted, right-click on them and select [Delete]. 2. Click [Yes] if the [Confirm File/Folder Deletion] window pops up, and the selected files/folders will be deleted. 09 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Inserting/removing the SD card 1. Open the cover on the bottom of the product. 2. Turn the power off, place the SD card (see the figure below) in the SD card slot, and press it in gently. 3. Press it in once more and the card can be removed. Recommended SD cards Brand: SanDisk, Transcend Insert/remove the SD card while the power is off. Do not force the SD card. It may cause malfunction and damage to the SD card. Do not detach the SD card when in use. It may delete data, cause malfunction, or damage the SD card. Please do not repeatedly insert/remove the SD card. If the SD card is not positioned properly, the product may malfunction or the card may get stuck. If SD cards other than the recommended ones are used, it may cause malfunction. The transfer rate of the SD card may differ according to the computer status. SD cards cannot be formatted using the product. Please format after connecting the card reader or the product to the computer through UMS. When formatting a SD card, all the data are deleted. Make sure that the data is backed up before formatting. 10 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d It is recommended that you format a SD card to FAT 32 system. If a SD card is not recognized or malfunctions, try to use it again after formatting. SD cards can be purchased separately. It is recommended that you use a SD card up to 32GB. Using iriver plus 4 iriver plus 4 is an integrated software which manage a variety of multimedia files. Using iriver plus 4, you can transfer files on the computer to the product and do automatic firmware upgrade. Installation 1. Please download the iriver plus 4 software program from our iriver website (www.iriver.com). Once you finish downloading it, you will see the installation guide screen appearing. 2. Please follow step-by-step instructions on the screen to complete the installation process. The minimum specifications required for the computer are as follows. Windows® 2000/XP - Intel® Pentium®Ⅱ 233MHz or above - Memory: 64MB or above - Free space more than 30MB - 16bit Sound Card and Speaker - Microsoft Internet Explorer V 6.0 or above - SVGA or high-resolution monitor (min 1024x768 resolution) Windows® Vista Specifications (For Windows® Vista, note that only the 32-bit version will be supported.) - Intel® Pentium®Ⅱ 800MHz or above - Memory: 512MB or above - Free space more than 20MB - 16 bit Sound Card and Speaker - Microsoft Internet Explorer V 6.0 or above - SVGA or high-resolution monitor (min. 1024x768 resolution) 11 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Windows® 7 Specifications (For Windows® 7, note that only 32-bit version will be supported.) - 1GHz or above, 32-bit processor - Memory: 1GB or above - Free space more than 16GB - DirectX 9 Graphic Device with WDDM 1.0 higher Drive - SVGA or high-resolution monitor (min. 1024x768 resolution) Adding Media to the Library 1. When iriver plus 4 is first run, the Add Media Wizard will be executed. 2. According to the screen instructions, you can add to the library media files such as music, and e-books stored in the computer. Extracting Media from a CD 1. Insert a music CD into the CD drive and execute iriver plus 4. 2. Select the music checkboxes you want to extract from [CD] tab in iriver plus 4 and click [CD Ripping] at the bottom left. 3. When the music extraction is complete and [All Music] is selected, you will see the extracted music files added to the library. Transferring Media to the Product 1. Connect the product to your computer’s USB port and then execute iriver plus 4. 12 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d 2. Select the file checkboxes you want to transfer from your computer to the product and then click [Transfer] button or drag & drop the file to Device icon at the bottom or Device window. You will see the file transfer status in the [File Transfer] tab. 3. When the file transfer is complete, you will see the selected music files added to the device library. Initializing the Disc 1. Connect the device to your computer’s USB port and then execute iriver plus 4. 2. Select [Device > Initialize Disc]. When the window pops up asking whether to proceed with initializing the disc, click [Start]. 3. When the initialization process is finished, the Complete window will be displayed and the device can be disconnected from your computer. File recovery will not be possible if files have been deleted from the device. Please make sure to perform backup before initializing the disc. Upgrading the Firmware 1. Connect the device to your computer’s USB port while connected to the Internet and then execute iriver plus 4. 2. Select [Device > Firmware Upgrade], and the Upgrade window will be displayed. Complete the firmware upgrade by following the instruction window. 13 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d If there is not enough battery, a firmware upgrade may not be initiated. Never disconnect the device from your computer while a firmware upgrade file is being downloaded. After the download is finished, the upgrade will be initiated when the device is disconnected from your computer. If the device firmware is the latest version, a pop-up window will be displayed to indicate that it is the latest version. If there is newer firmware version, notification window will be displayed automatically when the device is connected to the computer. Using Adobe Digital Editions You can transfer copyrighted e-book files onto the portable device easily by using Adobe Digital Editions. Installation 1. Please download Adobe Digital Editions from the Adobe website. Once you finish downloading it, you will see the installation guide screen appearing. 2. Please complete the installation process by following the step-bystep instructions. Authenticating the Computer and the Product 1. After you execute the Adobe Digital Editions program, please begin the [Library-Computer Authentication] process. 14 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d 2. Once you type in your ID and password on the computer's authentication window, press the authentication button. You can obtain the Adobe ID from the Adobe website. 3. After authentication is completed, the device installation helper window will appear if you connect the device to your computer. 4. Press the device authentication button. Transferring Files to the Device 1. Execute the Adobe Digital Editions program. 2. Please select content to be saved on to the device and drag & drop the file. Activating Adobe 1. Select [Setup] on the main screen. 2. On menu, select [System Management-Adobe Activation]. 3. On the Adobe Activation window, enter Adobe ID and password and press [Authentication]. Then you will see the AP list, which will show that you can connect. 4. If you select an AP that you want, you can complete the Adobe Activation process. - Depending on AP, you may have to enter the key index and network key. 15 G e t t i n g S t a r t e d Home Screen For several models sold in markets other than Korea, some functions may not be supported. Home Screen Legend : Indicates Wi-Fi connection status. : Shows battery status. Book: You can view books and documents saved on the device (pp.17-22). Comic: You can view comic books saved on the device (pp. 17-22). Bookmark: You can view bookmarked files from books and comic books (pp. 17-22). My Folder: You can explore files saved on the device and SD card. Memo/Snapshot: You can create or read memos and view files that you clipped from books and comic books (pp. 22-24). Wi-Fi Service – Book2: You can purchase books (pp. 25-26; may differ depending on device model). - Email: You can manage email accounts that you have set up (pp. 26-28; may differ depending on model). Media+ - Music: You can listen to music (pp. 28-29). - Voice Recording: You can record voice or replay prerecorded files (pp. 29-30). - Dictionary: You can look up words for their meaning (pp. 30-31). Setup: You can set up user environment for your device (pp. 31-32). 16 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Selecting Options 1. Once you turn on the power, you will see the home screen. - If you press the [ ] in the middle of using the device, you will also see the home screen. 2. If you touch the function button on the screen, you can enjoy the function. 3. If you press the [ ] during function operation, the previous screen will appear. Please use the stylus pen when using the touch screen. When touching the screen, please do so gently; if you touch it hard with a sharp object, the screen may be damaged. When parking the stylus pen, keep inserting it into the groove until it clicks. Selecting Files Selecting Files 1. Once you select [Book/Comic/Bookmark/My Folder] on the Home screen, you will see the file list. 2. On the file list, select the tab on the left side. - Book: View All Books / Books You Are Reading / Bookmarked - Comic Book: Cover Story / SD Card - Bookmark: Book / Comic Book - My Folder: Cover Story / SD Card 3. If you select a file of your choice, you can open the file for viewing. Files saved on the SD card can be viewed by searching in My Folder. Book Formats Supported: Comic Book Formats Supported: DF, EPUB, TXT, DOC, PPT, XLS, HWP, DJVU, and FB2 17 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Compressed File Formats Supported: JPG, BMP, PNG, GIF, and Zip compressed file formats for all the above formats. It may take longer for progressive JPEG files to open or to turn pages. File List Screen Legend Progress Bar on File Name: Indicates how much of the file is read. Format: Specifies the file’s format. : Designates the files registered as favorites. Viewing Previous/Next List Page - If you press the [ / ] on the file list or push the [ / ] button on the bottom-right side of the screen, you can move to the previous/next page. - If you push the [ / ] and hold it for a few seconds, you can continuously move to the previous/next page. Searching Files 1. On the file list, if you press the [ ] on the top right of the screen, you can search for files by typing in search words. Registering a File as a Favorite 1. If you press the [ ] on the top right of the screen, you can activate the [ ] icon right next to the file name. 2. If you press the [ your favorite. 18 U s i n g t h e ] icon next to the file, you can register the file as E B 0 5 Deleting Files 1. On the file list, if you push the [ ] button on the top right of the screen, you can activate [ ] icon next to the file name. 2. If you press the [ ] icon next to the file, you can delete the file. Deleting All Bookmarks 1. On the file list, if you press the [ you can delete all bookmarks. ALL ] on the top right of the screen, Deleting Bookmarks 1. On the file list, if you press the [ ] on the top right of the screen, you can activate [ ] icon next to the bookmark. 2. If you press the [ bookmark. ] icon next to the bookmark, you can delete the Book/Comic List Menu 1. On the file list, if you press the [ coming on. ], you will see the menu list 2. You can select menu and set up items. - Change Cover/Title List: Sets up the sorting types of the book list. - Change Alignment Type: Sets up the alignment types of the book list. 19 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Viewing Files File Viewing - If you slide the [ / ] or press the left/right on the screen while viewing, you will see the previous/next page. - If you slide the [ / ] while viewing, you will see the page status bar. Having moved to a page you want after pressing the [ / ], you can view the page if you press the [ ]. (If you want to cancel continuous moving, press the [ ].) - If you press and hold a search word while viewing, you will see a window with dictionary lookup results. (This function may not be supported depending on file format.) - If you press the [ ] while viewing, you will see the previous screen. How to Use Toolbar If you press the screen while viewing, you will see a toolbar window. : Uses the simple function in [Music] mode (Book/Comic). 1-2/20 : Indicates the page you are viewing and the total number of pages (Book/Comic). : Opens a simple memo window while viewing and enables you to create drawings (Book/Comic). S : Enables you to take the snapshot of the page you are viewing (Book/Comic). (Snapshot files are saved in the Snapshot folder under the [Memo/Snapshot] mode.) : Bookmarks the page you are viewing (Book/Comic). Aa : Looks up the dictionary while viewing (Book). : While viewing a PDF file, you can enlarge the text size with this if the reflow function is on. You can cut the outer margins of the file if the reflow function is off (Book). 20 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Auto : Resizes the screen size according to the size of the file (Comic). : Sets up the auto page turner function (Comic). : Creates drawings on the page you are viewing (Book/Comic). : Deletes drawings on the page you are viewing (Book/Comic). : (Book/Comic) If you choose: Sets up the thickness of the pen. If you choose: Sets up the thickness of the eraser or deletes all drawings you have entered. Book Viewing Menu 1. While reading books, press [ ] to view the list of menu. 2. You can select a menu and set up items. - Page Moving: Enables you to move to the page you entered. - Rotate: Rotates the screen. - Table of Contents: If there is a table of contents in the file, you can view it with this function. If you select a table of contents you can move to the page that you select. This function supports PDF/EPUB files only. - Main Text Search: If you type in a keyword, you can find sentences in the main text containing the word. - Link Search: If there is a link in a PDF and EPUB document, it will enable you to move to the linked location. If you select the Main Text Link Search function, you can move to the linked location in the main text. - Dithering On/Off: If the color scheme used in the original file is impossible to reproduce, it will be replaced by one most similar to the original. - Reflow On/Off: If the page is too crowded with text, which may make it hard for you to read, this function will simplify the page and thereby improve readability. 21 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Depending on file format, you may not be able to see the menu. Once you view a file, you will see the same status of the file (e.g., zoom in, landscape viewing) on your next viewing. Comic Viewing Menu 1. While reading comic books, press [ ] to view the list of menu. 2. You can select a menu and set up items. - Page Moving: Enables you to move to the page you entered. - Change Viewing Order: Changes the viewing order of the comic book you are reading (left to right and right to left). - Dithering On/Off: If the color scheme used in the original file is impossible to reproduce, it will be replaced by one most similar to the original. - Setup to Standby Screen: Sets up the page you are viewing now as the standby screen. Memo/Snapshot Selecting Memo/Snapshot File 1. Once you choose [Memo/Snapshot] on the Home screen, you will see the Memo/Snapshot list. - On the Memo/Snapshot list, press the tab on the left side of the screen to select a Memo/Snapshot. 2. If you select a Memo/ Snapshot file you will see the Memo/Snapshot. 22 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Deleting Memo/Snapshot File 1. If you press the [ ] on the top right of the screen on Memo/ Snapshot list, you can activate the [ ] icon next to Memo/Snapshot. 2. If you press the [ ] icon next to the Memo/Snapshot file to delete, you can delete the Memo/Snapshot. Creating Drawings 1. On the Memo/Snapshot list, press the tab on the left side and select Drawing. 2. If you press [ ] on the top right of the screen, you will see a memo window. : Creates a drawing. : Switches to the eraser mode. If you choose: Sets up the thickness of the pen. If you choose: Sets up the thickness of the eraser or deletes all you have entered : Sets up background memo pad. 3. Once you enter a drawing and press the [ you can save the drawing. ] on the screen, Viewing Drawings If you select a memo on the list, you can see the memo that you chose and toolbar. : Sends an email with the memo as an attachment. : Revises the drawing. : Deletes the drawing. / : Indicates the previous/next memo. 23 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Creating Text Memos 1. On Memo/Snapshot list, press the tab on the left of the screen and select a Text memo. 2. If you press the [ T ] button on the top right of the screen, you can see a memo window. 3. Once you enter a memo using the virtual keyboard and press the ] on the screen, you can save the memo you typed. Viewing Text Memos If you select a memo on the list, you can see the memo that you chose and toolbar. : Sends an email with the memo as an attachment. T : Revises the text memo. : Deletes the text memo. / : Indicates the previous/next memo. Viewing Snapshots On the Snapshot list, if you select Snapshot, you will see a Snapshot and toolbar. : Sends an email with the memo as an attachment. : Deletes the snapshot file. / : Indicates the previous/next memo. 24 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Wi-Fi Service The Wi-Fi service function may not be available for some models. This function allows you to connect to the wireless Internet and buy books online and send and receive emails. For several models sold in markets other than Korea, some functions may not be supported. How to Buy Books Online 1. On the Home screen, select [Wi-Fi Service-Book2] and you will see the Book2 site. - Please enter your ID and password on the Adobe activation window. 2. Log in by typing in your ID and password. - You must be a member of the online service. 3. After selecting [Buy Now] at the bottom of the book to buy and fill out the payment form. 4. If you press [Download], you will see the book you bought begin downloading. For how to connect to the wireless Internet, refer to the following page (pp. 25-26). For how to activate Adobe, refer to the following page (pp. 14-15). Connecting to Wireless Internet 1. Select [Setup] on the Home screen. 2. Select [System Management – Wi-Fi Setup] on Menu. 3. If you press the [Search Wireless LAN] tab, you will see the AP list that you can access nearby. 25 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 - If you press the [Search Again] button below the [Search Wireless LAN] tab, you will see the AP list searched again. 4. Once you select the AP to connect and press [Connect], you will see the wireless network connecting. - Depending on AP, you may have to enter the key index and network key. If you select a menu requiring wireless network connecting, you will see the AP list window appearing. Adding Email Accounts 1. If you select [Wi-Fi Service-Email] on the Home screen, you will see the email account list. 2. If you press the [ ] on the top right of the screen on the email account list, you will see the email management window appearing. 3. If you press the [ + ] on the top of the screen, you will see the add email window appearing. (Please refer to the example below when you add email accounts.) - Account ID: iriver - Email Address: iriver.story@gmail.com - Account Password: 12345 - Incoming Mail Server: imap.gmail.com - Outgoing Mail Server: smtp.gmail.com - Incoming Server Port: 993 - Outgoing Server Port: 465 4. If you press the [Confirm] after finishing filling out the form, you are all set to adding email accounts. For some information you enter when adding accounts, please visit your email service provider’s website. 26 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Deleting Email Accounts 1. Once you press the [ ] on the top right of the email management window, you can delete [ ] next to the account. 2. If you press the [ can delete it. ] icon next to the account to be removed, you Viewing Email Account 1. If you select an email account you want on the email account list, you will see the email list. 2. You can activate functions by pressing icons on the top right of the screen. : Allows you to compose new mail messages and send them. : Refreshes the screen and shows you new mail messages. : Enables you to activate the delete window and delete mail messages of your choice. : Manages email address book. Send: Activates selected windows and sends mail messages to selected addresses. If you press [Save] after composing a mail message, the composed message will be saved on the temporary folder. Add: Adds new addresses. Delete: Activates the Delete window and deletes addresses you want. Revise: Activates the Revise window and revises addresses you want. 3. If you select the mailbox by pressing the tab on the left of the screen, you will see the mail list. 4. If you select a mail message of your choice, you will see the message. - If you press the [ + ] key next to the sender’s email address in the inbox, you can add the address to your address book. - If there is any attachment, you can see the attachment list by pressing the attached file. 27 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 - If you press the [Reply] on the bottom of the inbox screen, you can reply to the message you received. - If you press the [Forward] on the bottom of the inbox screen, you can forward the message you received. While viewing mail messages, if you press the [ ] or the [ ] on the bottom right of the screen, you can move to the previous/next page. Music Selecting Music 1. If you select [Media – Music] on the Home screen, you will see the music list. 2. If you select a music file you want, you can replay it. - You can select a memory you want by pressing the tab on the left of the screen on file list. If you press and hold the [ ] button on music list, you can move to the previous/next page continuously. If you press the [ ] button or [ ] on the bottom right of the screen on music list, you can move to the previous/next page. If you press the [ ] button on the bottom left of the screen on music list, you can move to the upper-level folder. Supported file formats: MP3, WMA, OGG Listening to music - While playing, press the [ / ] to control volume. - While playing, press the [ / ] to stop/replay. 28 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 - While playing, press the [ / ] to play the previous/next music. - While playing, touch the location of the progress bar while replaying, you can move to a location you want. - If you press the [EQ] on the screen, you can change the EQ. - If you press the [Replay Mode] on the screen, you can change the replay mode. Music Listening Menu 1. If you press the [ see the menu list. ] on music list or while replaying, you can 2. You can select menu and set up items. - Change the sorting type: Sets the sorting type for the music list. - Delete file: Deletes selected music. Recording Recording 1. Once you choose [Media/Recording] on the Home screen, the standby screen will be displayed. 2. Once you press the [ ], recording starts. If you press [ ] in the middle of recording, recording terminates. - If you press the [LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH] on the top right of the screen, you can change the quality of the recording. You cannot control volume while recording. If the remaining memory space or power is insufficient, recording will be automatically stopped. 29 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 The recorded file will be saved in the following format. VOICEYYMMDDXXX.mp3 (YY:Year, MM:Month, DD:Day, XXX: saved number) The size for recorded files per minute according to recording quality is as below. low: Approx. 240KB / medium: Approx. 380KB / high: Approx. 720KB Recording can be done for up to 5 hours. Listening to recorded files 1. From the recording standby window, press the [Replay] key on the left of the screen to view the list of recorded files. 2. If you select a file you want, you can see the file replayed. - While playing, press the [ / ] to control the volume. - While playing, press the [ / ] to stop/replay. - While playing, press the [ / ] to play the previous/next file. - While playing, touch the location of the progress bar while replaying, you can move to a location you want. Dictionary Looking up Dictionary 1. If you select [Media-Dictionary] on the Home screen, you will see the keyword input window. 2. Select a dictionary for a lookup by pressing the [ on the screen. ] button 3. Pressing [Enter] after typing in a search word will produce the dictionary lookup results. 30 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Moving to Previous/Next Page 1. If you press the [ ] on the lookup results screen, you can move to the previous/next page. Moving to Previous/Next Entry 1. If you press the [ / ] on the lookup results screen, you can move to the previous/next entry page. Setup You may set up your own user environment. The pre-installed menu structure may differ depending on the firmware version. Settings 1. Please select [Setup] on the Home screen. 2. If you select items you want by clicking the tab, you will see the setup list. 3. Please select the setup you want. - Personal Information Management Set up My Name: Sets up the name to appear on the main screen. Personal Information: Sets up my own name and phone number. - Other Management Mail Setup: Sets up items related to your email account. 31 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 + Data Update: Sets up the time interval during which the mailing system fetches email messages. + BCC to Yourself: Sets up the mail program so that it could always send a BCC (blind carbon copy) to yourself. + Signature: Sets up the signature of yours at the end of the mail message. Auto Memo Setup: Sets up a function whereby a memo pad appears whenever you pull out the stylus pen on the initial screen. Auto Screen Direction Setup: Sets up the screen horizontally or vertically depending on how you locate the device. Virtual Keyboard Language Setup: Sets up the language that you will use on the virtual keyboard on the language input screen Home Screen Main Theme Setup: Sets up the main theme of the initial screen. Screen Output Direction Setup: Sets up the direction of the screen output. Standby Screen Initializing: Initializes the standby screen that the user set up. - System Management Power Management: Sets up the power-saving function so that the device can be turned off after the passage of certain hours. Time Setup: Sets up the current time. Language Setup: Selects the language to be used. Wi-Fi Setup: Connects to Wi-Fi and indicates information related to Wi-Fi. Adobe Activation: Activates Adobe. Coordinate Adjustment: Adjusts coordinates. Device Initialization: Initializes the device to the original state at the time of shipping. (It will delete all the settings, data, memos, and snapshot files.) System Information: Indicates the system information of the device. 32 U s i n g t h e E B 0 5 Important safety information Relating to the Product - If the same screen is turned on for a long time, there may be an after -image on the screen. - Do not allow metal (coins, hairpins, etc.) or foreign substances that burn easily to get inside the product. It may cause failure. - Do not place heavy objects on top of the product. It may cause damage or failure. - If the product gets wet from rain, drinks, medicines, cosmetics, sweat, or moisture, do not turn the power on, and after quickly wiping the product with a dry cloth, go to the closest iriver service center and get it checked. (Failure due to submersion will be charged regardless of the warranty period, and repair may be impossible.) It may cause damage or failure. - Do not keep in places where there is moisture, dust, or soot. It may cause failure. - Do not disassemble, repair, or modify. It may cause damage or failure. - Do not keep in direct sunlight or places where the temperature is too high or too low (-0℃ ~ 40℃). It may cause failure. - Do not keep next to magnets, TVs, monitors, speakers, or other objects with strong magnetism. It may cause failure. - Do not use chemicals or cleaners on the product; they may degrade the surface and cause damage to the finish. It may cause failure. 33 O t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n - Do not drop the product, or subject it to strong impact or vibration. It may cause damage or failure. - Do not press multiple keys at the same time. It may cause damage or failure. - Do not disconnect from your computer when transmitting data. It may cause failure. - When connecting the product with a computer, use a USB port on the back of the computer. Some generic computers with sub-standard USB ports can cause damage to the product. - Do not insert devices other than earphones in the earphone terminals. It may cause damage or failure. - Back up important data on the device and keep it in a safe place. - The EPD is highly susceptible to shock and pressure. Please use extreme caution when handling the device. - The magnet on the device’s cover may damage the magnetic stripes on your credit card/mass transit pass/calling card/tape recorder. Please keep the device away from these. Others - Do not use or handle headphones/earphones when driving a bicycle, car, or motorcycle. It is not only dangerous but can also be illegal according to the region. - Do not use when driving, walking, or climbing. There is danger of injury. - Accidents can happen, so use only in safe place. There is danger of injury. 34 O t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n - When using while on the move, check if there are any dangerous obstacles. There is danger of injury. - There is a risk of electric shock during electrical storms, so do not use if possible. There is danger of injury. - If you experience tinnitus, reduce the volume or stop use. There is danger of injury. - Do not use for long periods at high volume. There is danger of injury. - Do not use headphones/earphones at high volume. There is danger of injury. - Be careful that headphones/earphones do not get caught or snagged in other objects. There is danger of injury. - Do not sleep with earphones on, or use them for a long period of time. There is danger of injury. Troubleshooting Check! + The power does not come on. - Check if there is battery power left. Charge and turn the power on. - Reset the device by pressing the [ ] + [ ] keys for more than six seconds. + There is an error on the computer when charging battery. - Check if the product is properly connected to the computer. 35 O t h e r I n f o r m a t i o n + There is an error on the computer when connecting the USB. - Check if the product is properly connected to the computer. + The capacity changes after formatting. - There can be slight changes in capacity according to the OS of the computer you are using. + The screen is not normal. - Check if there are foreign substances on the screen. + The device is not connected to my computer. - Please connect the device to the USB port located on the backside of the computer. Sometimes, power voltage of USB ports may be different. + I cannot open book files. - Please check if the device supports the file format. + There is no sound or there is too much noise. - Check if the volume is set to ‘0’. - Check if the earphones are connected properly or if there are foreign substances in the terminal. - Check if there are any errors in the music file. + The screen responds too slowly and it takes too much time for the after-image to disappear. - The EPD by its nature is slower than any other comparable devices; especially when it changes menu screens, it flickers and takes more time than usual. - The EPD by its nature may leave after-images on the screen. - If the EPD is exposed to low or high temperature, the device may leave more after-images and respond even slower (range of temperature for normal EPD operation: 0-40 degrees Celsius). - If the EPD is exposed to direct sunlight, the screen may leave horizontal lines. 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