GIANT WMP235 Wireless Media Player User Manual

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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
WELCOME
COMMUNICATIONS REGULATION INFORMATION
CARING FOR WMP
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
QUICK START GUIDE
WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER MUSIC CONTROLS
TURNING YOUR WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER ON AND OFF
DISABLE WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER KEYS
FINDING MUSIC
CHARGING YOUR WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER
CHARGING WITH THE AC POWER ADAPTER
CHARGING WITH THE USB CABLE
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TRANSFERRING MUSIC TO YOUR WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER 20
USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 10
USING WINDOWS EXPLORER
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LISTENING TO THE FM RADIO
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SHORTCUT BARS
FM RADIO CONTROLS
TUNING MODES
MANUALLY STORING PRESETS
CLEARING PRESETS
AUTO LOADING PRESETS
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USING THE BUILT-IN FM TRANSMITTER
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SELECTING AN FM TRANSMIT FREQUENCY
STORING FM TRANSMIT PRESETS
USING FM TRANSMIT PRESETS
ADJUSTING THE FM TRANSMIT VOLUME
STEREO VS. MONO
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WIRELESS FEATURES
SUPPORTED NETWORK CONFIGURATIONS
CONFIGURING WIRELESS ACCESS
HOT SPOT LOCATOR
CONNECTING TO INTERNET SERVICES
MANAGING INTERNET SERVICE ACCOUNTS
PLAYER TO PLAYER AND WIRELESS FILE SHARING
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MANAGING PLAYLISTS ON YOUR WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER 41
“MY FAVORITES” PLAYLIST
CREATING A NEW PLAYLIST
MODIFYING AN EXISTING PLAYLIST
DELETING A PLAYLIST
BOOKMARKS
CREATING A BOOKMARK
UPDATING AND RESTORING BOOKMARKS
DELETING BOOKMARKS
VIEWING BOOKMARKS
PLAYER PREFERENCES
FM TRANSMITTER
AUDIO
DISPLAY
SONIQSTART
USB
SUPPORT TOOLS
ABOUT
EQUALIZER
SELECTING AN EQUALIZER PRESET
ADJUSTING THE EQUALIZER
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USING YOUR WIRELESS MEDIA PLAYER AS A USB HARD DISK
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LISTENING TO PROGRAMS FROM AUDIBLE.COM
AUDIBLE.COM PROGRAM CONTROLS
SECTION NAVIGATION
AUTOMATIC BOOKMARKING
APPENDIX A – CONFIGURING A LAPTOP FOR AD-HOC
NETWORKING
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CONFIGURING THE LAPTOP TO USE THE NEW AD-HOC NETWORK
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APPENDIX B – TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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APPENDIX C – LICENSE AGREEMENT
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CONTACT US
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Introduction
Welcome
Congratulations! Thank you for purchasing the Tao WMP™ Wireless Media Player. Advanced features found only on
WMP are now at your fingertips. Your music, your way! WMP now provides access to your music through wireless
technology. WMP’s 20 GB hard drive will store more than 5000 songs for you that can be refreshed when you wish
through wireless synchronization. WMP includes:
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MP3/WMA Player
FM Stereo Receiver
FM Transmitter
USB Connectivity
Behind-the-head Headphones
Backlit LCD Display
AC Power Adaptor (120/220V)
Long Lasting Rechargeable Battery
Deluxe Carrying Case
Note: Tao does not supply a software CD with this product. All of the software and documents are stored on the internal
hard drive for WMP.
Thank you for purchasing a Tao WMP MP3 Player. The latest technology in portable audio!
Tao WMP Wireless Media Player
Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of
Tao LLC. No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or
mechanical, including photocopying or recording, for any purpose without written permission of Tao, LLC. The software
described in this document is furnished under a license agreement and may be used or copied only in accordance with
the terms of the license agreement. It is against the law to copy the software on any other medium except as specifically
allowed in the license agreement. The licensee may make one copy of the software for backup purposes.
The Software License Agreement is located in Appendix C – License Agreement of this document.
Copyright 2005 Giant International (USA), Ltd. All rights reserved.
July 2005
Microsoft, MS-DOS, and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
All other products are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
Communications Regulation Information
FCC Compliance Statement
This MP3 Player 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. See instructions if interference to radio or television reception is suspected.
Radio and Television Interference
This device generates, uses, and can radiate radio-frequency energy. If not installed and used properly – it may cause interference with radio and television reception.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device in accordance with the specification in Part 15 of the FCC rules. These specifications
are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. You can determine whether your MP3 Player system is causing interference by turning it off. If the interference stops, it was probably caused by the MP3 Player or one
of the peripheral devices.
If your MP3 Player system does cause interference to radio or television reception, try to correct the interference by using one or more of the following measures:
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Turn the television or radio antenna until the interference stops.
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Move the computer to one side or the other of the television.
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Move the computer farther away from the television or radio.
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Plug the computer into an outlet that is on a different circuit from the television or radio. (That is, make certain the computer and the television or radio are on circuits
controlled by different circuit breakers or fuses.)
If necessary, consult a Tao-authorized service provider or Tao. See the service and support information available in this users guide. Or, consult an experienced radio/television
technician for additional suggestions.
Important: Changes or modifications to this product not authorized by Tao LLC could void the EMC compliance and negate your authority to operate this product.
This product was tested for EMC compliance under conditions that include use of Tao peripheral devices and Tao shielded cables and connectors between MP3 Player system
components. It is important that you use Tao peripheral devices and shielded cables and connectors between system components to reduce the possibility of causing interference to
radios, television sets, and other electronic devices. You can obtain Tao peripheral devices and the proper shielded cables and connectors through a Tao-authorized dealer. For nonTao peripheral devices, contact the manufacturer or dealer for assistance.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 1.5cm
between the radiator & your body.
Industry Canada Statement
This Class B device meets all requirements of the Canadian interference-causing equipment regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matéteriel brouilleur du Canada.
European Community
Complies with European Directives 72/23/EEC and 89/336/EEC.
Caring for WMP
Safety and Handling
Caring for your MP3 Player – Although WMP is quite robust, please observe safety and handling instructions:
1. Do not store or use WMP in areas exceeding 45° C, or 113° F
2. Do not subject WMP to excessive force or impact
3. Keep WMP away from excessive moisture
4. Do not expose WMP to heat or flame
5. Keep WMP away from strong magnetic fields
6. Please do not dismantle
7. Store WMP out of direct sunlight
8. Do not crush or puncture
Caring for WMP’s Battery – WMP contains a long-lasting Lithium-ion battery that is NOT removable. Please
observe the following precautions:
1. Do not attempt to remove WMP’s internal battery. Please contact our Technical Support
personnel for service of the battery.
2. WMP’s battery must be disposed of according to local environmental regulations.
Before You Begin
Package Contents – The following items are included with your WMP purchase:
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WMP 20G Gig MP3 Player
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Stereo Headphones
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USB Cable
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AC Power Adapter
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Quick Start Guide
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Deluxe Carry Case
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Limited Warranty
Website Information – Visit the WMP website (www.TaoLife.com) for additional information and support, including:
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WMP Software and Firmware Updates
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Online Technical Support
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Troubleshooting
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FAQs
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How-To Tutorials
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Documentation
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Accessories
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Product Information
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Documentation & Software – The documentation and software necessary for your WMP player and
Host PC are included on the WMP player hard-drive. See 錯誤! 找不到參照來源。 in this document for
installation instructions.
Minimum System Requirements – The following is required as a minimum for your WMP host PC operations:
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Microsoft® Windows® 2000, or Windows® XP
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Intel® Pentium II 200 MHz, AMD®-K6-2® 200 MHz or better processor (Pentium III 450 MHz or higher
recommended)
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USB 1.1 or 2.0 port connection
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64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)
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20 MB free hard disk space (more if storing music files)
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Internet connection for Internet content downloading and website support
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Installed Mouse
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SVGA graphics adapter (256 colors, 800 x 600 resolution or better)
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802.11 B Wireless Access Point required for wireless PC to player transfers
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Quick Start Guide
Wireless Media Player Music Controls
Main Menu
Press and hold the Select key
Play a Song
Press the Select key
Change the volume
Press the Up key once, then use
Right/Left to adjust volume up/down
One step: press and hold Up/Down
Pause a song
Press the Select key
Skip to the next song
Press the Right key
Start a song over
Press the Left key
Play the previous song Press the Left key twice
Fast-Forward
Press and hold the Right key
Rewind
Press and hold the Left key
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Shortcut Bars
Shortcut bars provide convenient access to the most commonly used functions. For example, changing the volume is
done using the Volume shortcut bar. Shortcut bars are accessed by pressing the Up and Down keys. Press the Up key
to go through the shortcut bar list in a pre-defined order. Press the Down key to go through the list in the opposite order.
The following shortcut bars are available from the Audio Player application:
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Volume (line-out)
FM Transmitter Volume
FM Transmit Frequency (select)
FM Transmit Mode (select)
Add Song to My Favorites Playlist
Shuffle On/Off
Equalizer Preset (select)
Playlist/Bookmark
The shortcut bar list can be customized by turning shortcut bars on and off from the Preferences – Audio – Shortcut
Bars menu.
Turning Your Wireless Media Player On and Off
The power button is located on the lower right side of the player.
Press the power button to turn the player on.
To turn the player off, press the power button and select from the list of options. By default, the player will go into standby.
From standby mode, the player will turn back on very quickly. However, if the player will not be used for an extended
period of time it is recommended to power off the unit. The battery will maintain a charge for a longer period of time when
the unit is powered off.
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Disable Wireless Media Player Keys
If you want to prevent accidental key presses you can disable the Wireless Media Player keys by pressing the power
button and selecting the Lock Keypad menu option. To enable the Wireless Media Player keys press the power button
again and select Unlock Keypad.
Finding Music
The playlist menu is used to find songs by title, artist, album, genre, or playlist.
To access the playlist menu, press and hold the Select key to access the main menu. Then highlight the Playlist menu
item and press Select.
To play a particular album, select the album name and press Select. The album will begin playing at the first song.
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The chevron symbol to the right of a menu item means you can see songs in a particular playlist by pressing the Right key.
For example, if you wanted to play a particular song from an album, you could press the Right key from the Album
selection.
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Pressing the Select key on the selected song will play the album starting with the selected song.
Quickly Navigating Within Huge Lists
Your Wireless Media Player can hold thousands of songs. Some of the menu lists you encounter can be very long. This
section describes how you can quickly find what you are looking for within very long lists.
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1.1.1.1 Accelerated Scrolling
By pressing and holding the Up/Down keys you can scroll up and down through a list. The longer you hold the key down,
the faster you will scroll through the list.
1.1.1.2 Quick Navigation
Within alphabetically sorted lists you can press and hold the Right key to enter into quick navigation mode. Once enabled,
you can quickly navigate by the letters of the alphabet using the Up/Down keys. For example, to find your favorite artist
beginning with the letter 'S' you could enter into the Artist menu, press and hold the Right key, then use the Down key to
find artists beginning with the letter 'S'.
From quick navigation mode if you press the Right key a second time you can now navigate alphabetically by the second
letter. For example, by 'Sa', 'Sb', 'Sc', etc. At the second level the Up/Down keys will wrap within list entries beginning with
the first letter (e.g., 'S').
Quick navigation mode allows you to navigate with up to three letters.
Pressing the Select key immediately exits quick navigation mode. Pressing the Left key decreases the level by one.
Quick navigation can be used on the following alphabetically sorted lists:
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User defined playlists
Genres
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Songs within a particular genre
Artists
Songs by a particular artist
Albums
All tracks
Songs within user defined playlists and songs within albums are in general not sorted alphabetically. Therefore quick
navigation mode is not supported within these lists.
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Charging your Wireless Media Player
Your Wireless Media Player can be charged using the supplied AC power adapter, or the supplied USB cable.
Charging with the AC Power Adapter
Connect the AC power adapter to the adapter port on the player and into a wall outlet. The dome light at the top of the
player will show red while the player is charging.
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Charging with the USB Cable
Connect the USB cable to the USB port on the player and to your PC. The dome light at the top of the player will show
red while the player is charging.
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Transferring Music to Your Wireless Media Player
This section will tell you how to transfer music to your player using the supplied USB cable.
Using Windows Media Player 10
Windows Media Player 10 can be used to transfer individual songs, artist, albums and playlists to your Wireless Media
Player.
Step 1: Connect the USB cable to the USB port on the player and to your PC.
Step 2: Open Windows Media Player 10.
Click Start – All Programs – Accessories – Entertainment – Windows Media Player
Step 3: Locate the music you wish to transfer to your Wireless Media Player and Right-Click on it. Select Add to – Sync
list. Repeat for all the music you wish to transfer.
Step 4: Click the Sync menu from Windows Media Player 10. Then choose the Wireless Media Player from the download
list.
Step 5: Click Start Sync to transfer the music from your Sync list to the player.
Step 6: After the transfer is complete, disconnect the USB cable and enjoy your music.
Please refer to the Windows Media Player 10 documentation for more information.
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Using Windows Explorer
Windows Explorer can be used to transfer music to your Wireless Media Player.
Step 1: Connect the USB cable to the USB port on the player and to your PC.
Step 2: Open Windows Explorer.
Click Start – All Programs – Accessories – Windows Explorer
Step 3: From Windows Explorer – My Computer – Audio Devices locate the Wireless Media Player icon.
Step 4: Use Windows Explorer to drag and drop your favorite music onto your Wireless Media Player.
Step 5: After you are done dragging files onto your Wireless Media Player, disconnect the USB cable and enjoy your
music.
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Listening to the FM Radio
Select FM Stereo from the main menu to listen to the FM radio.
Note: The FM radio uses your headphone as the antenna.
Shortcut Bars
Most of the functions described in this chapter are accessible via shortcut bars. Use the Up/Down keys from the FM
Stereo application to access the shortcut bars. The following shortcut bars are available:
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Store Preset
Clear Preset
Tuning Mode (select)
Auto Load Presets
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FM Radio Controls
Listen/mute the radio
Press the Select key
Change the volume
Press the Up key once, then use Right/Left to adjust volume up/down
Tuning Modes
The radio supports four tuning modes described in this section.
To select a tuning mode, press the Up key until the Mode shortcut bar appears. Then use the Left/Right keys to navigate
through the tuning mode options. Press the Select key to select the desired tuning mode.
Manual Tuning
Manual tuning allows you to manually tune up and down the dial.
Tune to next frequency
Press the Right key
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Tune to next frequency
Press the Right key
Tune to previous frequency
Press the Left key
Note: Press and hold the Next/Previous key to accelerate movement up and down the dial.
Preset Tuning
Preset tuning mode allows you to quickly switch between your radio station presets.
Tune to next station preset
Press the Right key
Tune to previous station preset
Press the Left key
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Seek Tuning
Seek tuning allows you to find available stations up and down the radio dial.
Seek to next available station
Press the Right key
Seek to previous available station
Press the Left key
Scan Tuning
Scan tuning allows you to find available stations, listen to them for a short time, and then automatically go to the next
station.
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Scan to next available station
Press the Right key
Scan to previous available station
Press the Left key
Stop at current station
Press the Select key
Manually Storing Presets
Up to 14 station presets can be stored. Select a radio station you want to store, then press the Up key until the Store
Preset shortcut bar appears. Use the Left/Right keys to select a preset location. Press Select to save the current station
at the selected preset location.
Clearing Presets
Any previously stored preset can be cleared using the Clear Preset shortcut bar. Press the Up key until the Clear Preset
shortcut bar appears, then use the Left/Right keys to select the preset you want to clear. Press the Select key to clear the
selected preset.
Auto Loading Presets
The auto load preset feature provides a quick way to find available stations and to store them as presets. Press the Up
key until the Auto Load Presets shortcut bar appears. Then press the Select key to start auto load. The player will scan
up and down the dial for stations with a strong signal. When finished, a list of available stations will be displayed. Use the
Up/Down keys to listen to the stations. To set a station as a preset, press the Right key and a checkmark will appear next
to the station. When you are satisfied press the Select key and all selected stations will be stored as presets.
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Using the Built-In FM Transmitter
The built-in Wireless Media Player FM transmitter allows you to transmit your favorite music to your car radio or home
stereo receiver. Simply tune your radio to an unused frequency of the FM band, unplug your headphones and enjoy your
music.
Note: The FM transmitter is automatically enabled whenever you unplug your headphones and automatically disabled
when you plug your headphones back in.
Selecting an FM Transmit Frequency
The Wireless Media Player can be configured to transmit on virtually all FM transmit frequencies.
Press and hold the Select button to access the main menu. From the main menu, select Preferences – FM Transmitter.
From the FM Transmitter menu the current transmit frequency is displayed. Highlight and select the Set Frequency
menu item to change the transmit frequency.
You can use the Left/Right keys to manually select an appropriate FM transmit frequency. The Wireless Media Player
immediately begins transmitting on the selected frequency.
Storing FM Transmit Presets
Up to four FM transmit frequencies can be stored in presets. To store an FM transmit preset, select the desired transmit
frequency then press the Up key twice. Now use the Left/Right keys to select one of the four preset locations. Press the
Select key to store the current frequency in the selected preset location.
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Using FM Transmit Presets
The FM transmit preset can be adjusted from the Audio Player application via the FM Tx Frequency shortcut bar. From
the Audio Player application, press the Up key until the FM Tx Frequency shortcut bar appears. Then use the Left/Right
keys to select from the stored preset locations.
Note: the FM Tx Frequency shortcut bar can be enabled or disabled from the Preferences – Audio – Shortcut Bars
menu item.
Adjusting the FM Transmit Volume
FM transmit volume can be adjusted from the Audio Player application via the FM Tx Volume shortcut bar. From the
Audio Player application, press the Up key until the FM Tx Volume shortcut bar appears. Then use the Left/Right keys to
adjust the FM transmit volume level.
Stereo vs. Mono
The Wireless Media Player FM transmitter is capable of transmitting in both stereo and mono. Certain types of audio files
(audio books for example) can benefit from mono transmission.
Stereo vs. mono transmission can be adjusted from the Audio Player application via the FM Tx Mode shortcut bar. From
the Audio Player application, press the Up key until the FM Tx mode shortcut bar appears. Then use the Left/Right keys
to select between stereo and mono.
Note: the FM Tx Mode shortcut bar can be enabled or disabled from the Preferences – Audio – Shortcut Bars menu
item.
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Wireless Features
Your Wireless Media Player contains a built-in 802.11.b wireless network adapter. This section tells you how to use the
features utilizing the adapter.
Supported Network Configurations
There are two basic wireless network configurations supported by your Wireless Media Player: Infrastructure, and Ad-Hoc.
Infrastructure Networks
Infrastructure networks involve the use of a device called a Wireless Access Point, or WAP for short. The WAP provides
the ability to connect your Wireless Media Player to your PC and the internet. The following diagram illustrates:
A WAP is configured with an SSID (Service Set Identifier) and a network key (i.e., a password) used to prevent
unauthorized access to the network. Your Wireless Media Player must be configured with the appropriate SSID’s and
network keys for each WAP you will be using. See section “Configuring Wireless Access Points” for more information.
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Ad-Hoc Networks
Ad-Hoc networks allow two or more wireless devices to communicate without the need for a Wireless Access Point (WAP).
This is useful in the following scenarios.
1.1.1.3 Player to Player
In this scenario, one Wireless Media Player establishes an ad-hoc network allowing another Wireless Media Player to join
the network and share files directly from player to player. The following diagram illustrates:
Please see the section “Player to Player and Wireless File Sharing” for more information.
1.1.1.4 Player to Laptop
In this scenario, a laptop computer with a wireless network card establishes an ad-hoc network allowing a Wireless Media
Player to join the network and share files from player to laptop. The following diagram illustrates:
Please see Appendix A for details on how to configure an ad-hoc network on a laptop computer.
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Network Privacy
Your Wireless Media Player supports both WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) and WPA PSK (Wireless Protected Access
Pre Shared Key) network privacy methods.
For WEP, 64-bit and 128-bit keys are supported.
For WPA, a pass-phrase from 8 to 63 characters is supported.
Configuring Wireless Access
To configure wireless access on your Wireless Media Player, simply try to connect to a wireless network. If the Wireless
Media Player detects it does not have the proper configuration it will prompt you to enter an appropriate network key as
required by the network. For example, if you try to connect to a network enabled for WPA, the player will prompt you to
enter a WPA network key (i.e., pass-phrase). The network configuration information will be saved on the player for future
use.
Hot Spot Locator
The Hot Spot Locator feature is used to find wireless networks in your area.
Select Hot Spot Locator from the main menu to enter the hot spot application.
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Scanning and Connecting to Hot Spots
From the Hot Spot application, select Scan for Hot Spots to start scanning for wireless networks. Once the scan
completes (around 5 seconds) a list of networks will be displayed. For each network, the display will indicate the network
name, the network privacy employed by the network, and the signal strength.
Use the Up/Down keys to select the desired network. Press the Select key to connect to the selected network.
Note: if the selected network has not been configured, and the network requires a key (WEP or WPA) you will be
prompted to enter a key before you can connect.
Once connected to a wireless network a number of options are available:
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You can connect to any of the available internet services (provided the internet is accessible from the network).
You can view detailed information about your network connection (e.g., your IP address and signal strength).
Connecting to Internet Services
Internet services include a variety of on-line audio content stores such as Audible.com. Using the wireless capabilities of
your Wireless Media Player you can keep your timely subscription content up to date without having to connect your
player to your PC.
Note: before you can access internet services directly from your Wireless Media Player, you must add an internet service
account. Please see the section titled “Managing Internet Service Accounts” for more detail.
To access internet services select SoniqSync from the main menu.
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From the SoniqSync menu, select Connect to Internet.
From this menu, select the desired service to download your purchased content directly to your player.
Audible.com
Audible.com provides access to your subscriptions and books.
1.1.1.5 Get New Subscriptions
The Get New Subscriptions option provides a one-step method to sync your latest subscription issues to your player. Old
issues are automatically replaced with the latest issues. Playlists are automatically created for each of your subscriptions.
1.1.1.6 Browse My Library
The Browse My Library option allows you to download individual subscription issues and books. Playlists are
automatically created for each downloaded program.
Managing Internet Service Accounts
From the SoniqSync menu, select SoniqSync Setup – Service Accounts to manage your internet service accounts.
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Listing Your Accounts and Changing Your Password
The List Accounts menu provides a list of your currently active accounts, and allows you to change your password on an
existing account. To change your password:
Step 1: Select an account from the list.
Step 2: Select Edit Password.
Step 3: Enter the new password using the keyboard interface.
Step 4: Save the new password.
Step 5: It is recommended you go to the SoniqSync Setup – Service Accounts – Test Account menu to verify your
password change is correct.
Adding a New Account
The Add Account menu is used to enter your account username and password information so you can purchase and
download content from your existing account directly from your Wireless Media Player.
Note: creating an account for a new service must be done from your PC. From your PC you will establish your username
and password and enter your billing information. Billing information is not stored on your Wireless Media Player.
Adding an account to your Wireless Media Player requires access to a wireless network that is connected to the internet.
Follow the steps outlined below:
Step 1: The player will scan for wireless networks. Select an appropriate wireless network from the list of available
networks.
Step 2: Your Wireless Media Player will download a list of available services supported by your player. Select the
appropriate service.
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Step 3: Enter your username and password that you have previously established.
Step 4: Your Wireless Media Player will contact the service using your username and password to verify your account
information has been entered correctly. If your account information could not be verified, you will need to re-enter your
username and password.
Note to Audible users: your Wireless Media Player will be activated for Audible playback as part of account verification.
Step 5: Your account has now been successfully added.
Deleting an Account
The Delete Account menu is used to delete an account from your Wireless Media Player. Some types of service
accounts require internet access. For example, Audible accounts require internet access in order to deactivate the player.
Follow these steps to delete an account:
Step 1: Select account to delete from the list.
Step 2: Confirm you want to delete the account.
Step 3: If the service requires internet access, the player will scan for wireless networks. Select an appropriate wireless
network from the list.
Step 4: Your Wireless Media Player will contact the service and perform player deactivation for the account.
Step 5: Your account has now been successfully deleted.
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Testing an Account
The Test Account menu provides a way to verify your username and password for an account. Testing an account on
your Wireless Media Player requires access to a wireless network that is connected to the internet. Follow the steps
outlined below:
Step 1: Select an account from the list.
Step 2: The player will scan for wireless networks. Select an appropriate wireless network from the list of available
networks.
Step 3: Your Wireless Media Player will contact the service using your username and password to verify your account
information is correct.
Note to Audible users: your Wireless Media Player will be activated for Audible playback as part of account verification.
Automated Scheduled Sync
Your Wireless Media Player can be configured to perform automated scheduled syncs to download new content from
service accounts over a wireless network. Each service account may be scheduled independently at a specific time of
day. The actions that can be performed during a sync operation depend upon the type of service.
The intent of this feature is to allow you to automatically download new content to your player, so that you have fresh
content each day. There are several criteria that must be satisfied to successfully perform an automated scheduled sync:
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You must leave your Wireless Media Player in standby, or leave it on and plugged into the AC power adapter. If
your player is in standby, it will wake up at the specified time, perform the desired actions, and go back into
standby. The player cannot wake up if it is powered off.
You Wireless Media Player must be within range of your wireless access point, and must have access to the
internet.
You must choose an appropriate time after the desired content will be available. For example, if Audible.com
makes the daily Wall Street Journal available at 5am, you need to make sure you schedule your sync to occur after
that time.
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1.1.1.7 Audible.com
An audible.com service account can be scheduled to download new subscription issues and/or new books to your
Wireless Media Player.
To schedule an Audible account for the first time, follow these steps:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync Setup – Scheduled Sync menu, select the appropriate Audible account.
Step 2: Select “Yes” to setup the schedule.
Step 3: Select the actions you want to perform: Refresh Subscriptions and/or Refresh New Books.
Step 4: Select the time of day you want to sync to run.
Step 5: Save the schedule.
To modify an existing schedule for an audible account, follow these steps:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync Setup – Scheduled Sync menu, select the appropriate Audible account.
Step 2: Select “Yes” to modify the existing schedule.
Step 3: Modify the actions you want to perform.
Step 4: Select a new time of day.
Step 5: Save the schedule.
To disable a schedule for an audible account, follow these steps:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync Setup – Scheduled Sync menu, select the appropriate Audible account.
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Step 2: Select “Yes” to modify the existing schedule.
Step 3: Select “Disable Schedule”.
Step 4: Select “Yes” to disable the schedule.
Step 5: Save the schedule.
Player to Player and Wireless File Sharing
Your Wireless Media Player is able to share its hard disk, and to browse remote shares on a Microsoft Windows
compatible network.
Player to Player File Sharing
Player to player file sharing provides the ability for one player to receive files from another player. One player acts as the
receiver, while the other player acts as the sender. The receiving player is responsible for establishing the ad-hoc
network and for sharing its inbox folder on the network. The sending player connects to the ad-hoc network and sends
files to the receiving player’s inbox. When the receiving player disconnects it automatically processes the files within its
inbox folder. Music files are automatically moved to the appropriate artist/album directory structure. Other files types are
automatically moved to the My Documents directory structure.
From the receiving player:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync application, select Wireless File Sharing – Receive File(s).
Step 2: Select a share password. Shares are protected by a simple 4-digit pin number.
Step 3: Connect to an existing wireless network, or establish an ad-hoc network. Ah-hoc networks are established using
the receiving player name.
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Step 4: Setup the sending player and wait to receive the files.
Step 5: Press cancel when the sender is done. The receiving player will automatically scan for new files.
From the sending player:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync application, select Wireless File Sharing – Send File(s).
Step 2: Connect to the network where the receiving player has shared its inbox.
Step 3: Enter the 4-digit pin number to access the receiving player’s inbox share.
Step 4: Select and send local files to the receiving player’s inbox.
Step 5: Disconnect from the network when finished.
Sharing Your Wireless Media Player Hard Disk on the Network
Sharing your Wireless Media Player hard disk makes it available on the Microsoft Windows Network and is compatible
with other computers that can access the Microsoft Windows Network (e.g., PC’s running Windows, PC’s running Linux
with Samba, etc).
You can share your Wireless Media Player hard disk read-only, or you can share it will full access. Full access allows
other computers to both read from and write to your hard disk.
Follow these steps to share your Wireless Media Player hard disk:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync application, select Wireless File Sharing – Share Hard Disk.
Step 2: Select read-only access or full-access.
Step 3: Select the share password. Shares are protected by a simple 4-digit pin number.
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Step 4: Connect to an existing wireless network, or establish an ad-hoc network. Ah-hoc networks are established using
the receiving player name. Your player hard disk is now shared on the network.
Step 5: Press cancel to disconnect from the network. The player will automatically scan for new files.
Browsing Remote Shares from Your Wireless Media Player
Your Wireless Media Player can browse remote file shares from other computers on a Microsoft Windows Network. You
can transfer files from your player to a remote share, or copy files from a remote share to your player hard disk.
Follow these steps to browse a remote file share:
Step 1: From the SoniqSync application, select Wireless File Sharing – Browse Remote Shares.
Step 2: Connect to an existing wireless network. The player will scan for available domains and workgroups.
Step 3: Select a domain or workgroup from the list. The player will scan for available network devices (computers and
other players) on the selected domain or workgroup.
Step 4: Select a device from the list. The player will scan for available folder shares on the device.
Step 5: Select a folder share from the list.
Step 6: Copy files to/from the selected folder share.
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Managing Playlists on your Wireless Media Player
A playlist is simply a named list of audio files, for example, “Rock Classics”. Your Wireless Media Player has a number of
built-in features that allow you to create new playlists and manipulate existing playlists right from the player.
“My Favorites” Playlist
The “My Favorites” playlist is a special built-in playlist. A shortcut bar is available from the Audio Player application that
allows you to quickly add (or remove) the currently playing song to (or from) your “My Favorites” list. Press the Up key
until the Favorite? shortcut bar appears. Then use the Left/Right keys to select Yes (add to My Favorites) or No (remove
from My Favorites).
Creating a New Playlist
Follow these steps to create a new playlist:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Edit Playlists – Create Playlist.
Step 2: Enter the name for the new playlist using the on-screen keyboard. Highlight and select the Enter key when you
are finished. This will bring you to the edit playlist screen.
Step 3: From the edit playlist screen, highlight and select the add symbol (+) to add songs to the playlist. You can add
complete albums, artists and genres. You can also add individual tracks from albums, artists and genres.
Step 4: Backup to the edit playlist screen when you are done adding songs to the playlist.
Step 5: From the edit playlist screen you can review the songs in the playlist, delete individual songs from the playlist, and
change the order of songs in the playlist.
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Step 6: When you have the playlist just the way you want it, highlight and select the Save symbol from the edit playlist
screen. The new playlist will be saved to disk.
The new playlist will now be listed in the Select Playlist – Playlist menu.
Modifying an Existing Playlist
Follow these steps to modify an existing playlist:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Edit Playlists – Modify Playlist.
Step 2: Select a playlist to modify.
Step 3: Use the edit playlist screen to add new songs, delete existing songs, and re-order songs within the playlist.
Step 4: When you have the playlist just the way you want it, highlight and select the Save symbol from the edit playlist
screen. The modified playlist will be saved to disk.
Deleting a Playlist
There are two options for deleting playlists:
1. Delete Playlist Only – this option only deletes the named playlist. The audio files pointed to by the playlist are not
deleted from the disk.
2. Delete Playlist and Tracks – this option deletes the named playlist and all audio files pointed to by the playlist. This
option is useful to free up disk space on your player
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Follow these steps to delete a playlist:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Edit Playlists – Delete Playlist.
Step 2: Select a playlist to delete.
Step 3: Select delete playlist option. The playlist, and optionally the audio files, will be deleted from your player’s hard
disk.
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Bookmarks
A bookmark is used to remember your current position with a playlist and your current settings. Each bookmark is given a
name and stores the following information:
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•
•
•
•
•
•
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Playlist name. This can be one of your user defined playlists, an album, artist or genre.
Currently playing track within the playlist.
Current playback position within the track.
Shuffle on/off setting
Headphone volume setting
FM transmitter volume setting
FM transmit frequency
Equalizer setting
New bookmarks can be created, existing bookmarks can be updated and restored, and bookmarks can be deleted.
Creating a Bookmark
Follow these steps to create a new bookmark:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Bookmarks – Create Bookmark.
Step 2: Enter the name for the new bookmark using the on-screen keyboard. Highlight and select the Enter key when
you are finished.
The bookmark will be saved to disk. Bookmark information is taken from the current state of the Audio Player application.
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Updating and Restoring Bookmarks
Updating a bookmark re-saves the bookmark with the current state of the Audio Player application. Restoring a bookmark
sets the state of the Audio Player application to the state saved within the bookmark. When you restore a bookmark,
playback will be restored to the last saved state. You must manually update the bookmark to save the new state.
Follow these steps to update an existing bookmark:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Bookmarks – Update Bookmark.
Step 2: Select the bookmark you wish to update from the list.
The bookmark will be updated and saved to disk.
To restore a bookmark, follow these steps:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Bookmarks – Restore Bookmark.
Step 2: Select the bookmark you wish to restore.
The Audio Player application will be restored to the state of the bookmark.
Deleting Bookmarks
Follow these steps to delete an existing bookmark:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Bookmarks – Delete Bookmark.
Step 2: Select the bookmark you wish to delete from the list.
The bookmark will be deleted. Note that deleting a bookmark does not change the state of the Audio Player application.
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Viewing Bookmarks
To view your bookmarks follow these steps:
Step 1: From the main menu, select Bookmarks – View Bookmarks.
Step 2: Select a bookmark from the list.
Step 3: View the currently saved state of the bookmark.
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Player Preferences
This section is a reference for all the preference settings on your Wireless Media Player.
From the main menu, select the Preferences menu to access player preferences.
FM Transmitter
FM Transmitter settings are accessed from the Preferences – FM Transmitter menu.
Set Frequency
Volume
Mode
Used to adjust the FM transmit frequency and setup FM transmit frequency presets.
Used to set the FM transmit volume level.
Used to select between stereo/mono FM transmission.
Audio
Audio player settings are accessed from the Preferences – Audio menu.
Shuffle
EQ Preset
Used to turn shuffle on and off.
Used to select an equalizer preset: Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Dance, Heavy, Disco, Soft,
3D/Live, Hall, Speech, Custom and Off.
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EQ Adjust
Used to adjust an equalizer preset:
Shortcut Bars
Bass Boost
On or off
Bass
Increase/decrease bass level
Treble
Increase/decrease treble level
3D Stereo
Increase/decrease separation between left and right channels
Bass Cutoff
Set cutoff frequency: low (130Hz) or high (200Hz)
Treble Cutoff
Set cutoff frequency: low (4kHz) or high (8kHz)
3D Lower Cutoff
Set lower cutoff frequency: low (200Hz) or high (500Hz)
3D Upper Cutoff
Set upper cutoff frequency: low (1.5kHz) or high (2.2kHz)
-6dB Attenuation
Reduce volume by 6dB
Used to customize shortcut bars:
Volume
FM TX Frequency
FM TX Mode
Audible Section
Favorites
Shuffle
Equalizer
Playlist
Help
The “HP & FM” setting indicates there will be separate volume controls
for lineout (headphones) and FM transmit volume. This setting is useful
when using the dock accessory with lineout audio. The “HP Only” setting
indicates there will only be one volume control. When headphones are
plugged-in, the volume will control lineout. When headphones are
unplugged the volume will control FM transmit level.
Enable/disable the FM TX Frequency shortcut bar when headphones are
unplugged.
Enable/disable the FM TX Mode shortcut bar when headphones are
unplugged.
Enable/disable the Section Navigation shortcut bar when playing an
Audible.com program.
Enable/disable the My Favorites shortcut bar.
Enable/disable the Shuffle shortcut bar.
Enable/disable the Equalizer Preset shortcut bar.
Enable/disable the Playlist/Bookmark shortcut bar.
Enable/disable the Help shortcut bar.
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Display
Display settings are accessed from the Preferences – Display menu.
Contrast
Menu Hold Time
Backlight (Battery)
Adjusts display contrast: 1 (low) to 30 (high).
Controls how long you need to press and hold the Play key before the main menu appears. Short
means that a short press/hold brings up the main menu. Long means you have to press/hold for
a longer time.
Controls the backlight when operating on battery power:
Backlight Timeout
Backlight (Power)
When enabled the backlight will turn off after the specified number of
seconds (see below). When disabled, the backlight stays on.
Timeout After
When backlight timeout is enabled, controls how long the backlight will
stay on when no keys are pressed.
Intensity
Backlight intensity: 0 (dim) to 15 (bright).
Controls the backlight when operating on battery power:
Backlight Timeout
Dome Light
When enabled the backlight will turn off after the specified number of
seconds (see below). When disabled, the backlight stays on.
Timeout After
When backlight timeout is enabled, controls how long the backlight will
stay on when no keys are pressed.
Intensity
Backlight intensity: 0 (dim) to 15 (bright).
Controls activity lights in the dome:
Audio Activity
Lights
Wireless Activity
Lights
When enabled, lights will flash when audio is playing.
When enabled, lights will flash when data is being transmitted and
received on the wireless interface.
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SoniqStart
SoniqStart settings are accessed from the Preferences – SoniqStart menu.
SoniqStart is a feature of your Wireless Media Player that can automatically turn-on your player when your car starts, and
turn-off your player when you turn-off your car. This feature requires the optional automotive 12V adapter accessory.
Detect Engine On
Detect Engine Off
If enabled, the player will automatically come out of standby when it detects the engine is on.
If enabled, the player will automatically go into standby when it detects the engine is off.
USB
USB settings are accessed from the Preferences – USB menu.
USB Auto Connect
This setting controls the default value for USB connect message box that appears when you plugin the USB cable. If enabled, the USB message box will default to connect. When disabled, the
USB message box will default to do not connect.
USB Connect Mode This setting controls type of USB device the player will be when connected to your PC. The
options are: MTP (audio device), or USB (hard disk with drive letter).
Support Tools
Support tools are accessed from the Preferences – Support Tools menu.
Reset Factory
Defaults
Format Hard Disk
Restores all preference settings to the original factory values.
Reformats your hard disk. All contents will be lost. There are two options for format:
1. Quick Format – this option does a format at the file system level. It is faster than a full
format.
2. Full Format – this option low-level (sector) format of the disk.
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About
The About screen is accessed from the Preferences – About menu.
Name
Tracks
Capacity
Available
Version
MAC
Model
Player name
Number of tracks on your player
Total disk capacity
Free space available
Firmware version
Player MAC address
Player model name
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Equalizer
Your Wireless Media Player contains a high quality EQ to allow you to tailor the sound to your listening taste. There are a
number of EQ presets available for the most common music genres. These particular settings have been tuned by the
factory, but you can modify them to suite your own tastes.
Selecting an Equalizer Preset
EQ presets are available via the Equalizer shortcut bar from the Audio Player application. From the Audio Player
application press the Up key until the Equalizer shortcut bar appears. Then use the Left/Right keys to select an EQ
setting from the available presets. The EQ preset can also be selected from the Preferences – Audio – EQ Preset menu.
Adjusting the Equalizer
From the Preferences – Audio – EQ Preset menu item, select a preset. Then select the EQ Adjust menu to adjust the
EQ settings for the selected preset.
Please refer to the Audio section of the Player Preferences chapter for more information on adjusting the EQ.
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Using your Wireless Media Player as a USB Hard Disk
Your Wireless Media Player can operate in one of two modes over USB:
1. MTP Audio Device – compatible with Windows Media Player 10, and Windows Explorer.
2. USB Hard Disk – shows up as a drive letter on your computer.
Both of the above modes are support by the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. Other operating systems will only
support the USB Hard Disk mode.
Using the USB Hard Disk mode, you can use your Wireless Media Player as a hard disk, to store and transfer data and
music files.
To enable this mode, simply connect the USB cable to the USB port on your player and to your PC. When the player
USB connect screen is displayed, choose the USB Hard Disk mode option.
To automatically enable USB Hard Disk mode when connecting the USB cable, use the Preferences – USB – USB
Connect Mode menu and select USB as the default mode. Now, whenever you connect the USB cable, the player will
connect as a USB hard disk.
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Listening to Programs from Audible.com
Your Wireless Media Player is able to play spoken word audio programs from Audible.com. You can use Windows Media
Player 10, Windows Explorer or SoniqSync to transfer Audible files to your Wireless Media Player.
Note: your Wireless Media Player can play Audible.com formats 2 and 3. Formats 1 and 4 are not supported.
Audible.com Program Controls
Some of your Wireless Media Player music controls operate differently when playing an Audible.com program. The
following table lists the differences:
Skip to the next section in the program Press the Right key
Skip to the previous section in the
program
Press the Left key twice
Skip to the next program
Press Select to pause playback, then press the Right key
Skip to the previous program
Press Select to pause playback, then press the Left key
Start a program over
Press the Left key until the first section starts playing
Section Navigation
Most Audible.com programs are divided into sections. You can use the Section Navigation shortcut bar to start playing at
a particular section. From the Audio Player application, press the Up key until the Section Navigation shortcut bar
appears. Then use the Left/Right keys to pick a section. Press the Select key to start playing the section.
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Automatic Bookmarking
Your Wireless Media Player automatically remembers your position within an Audible.com program. However, if you are
listening to a multi-part book, the player does not automatically remember which part you were last playing. Use the
bookmarking feature in this case. See the chapter on “Bookmarks” for more details.
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Appendix A – Configuring a Laptop for Ad-Hoc Networking
This procedure assumes you are using Windows XP Professional.
For additional information on configuring your laptop for an ad-hoc connection, select Start – Help and Support –
Networking and the Web – Networking – Wireless networking – 802.1x wireless networking – Set up automatic
wireless network configuration or use the search utility to find Set up automatic wireless network configuration.
Step 1: From your laptop, select Start – Settings – Network Connections.
Step 2: Right-click Wireless Network Connection, and select Properties.
Step 3: Click the Wireless Networks tab. Note that the Use Windows to Configure my wireless network settings must
be selected.
Step 4: Click the Add button in the Preferred networks panel.
Step 5: Supply an SSID (user-defined) in the Network name (SSID) field.
Step 6: Set Network Authentication to Open.
Step 7: Set Data encryption to one of the following options:
• WEP – Indicates a network key is used to encrypt your data while it is transmitted over the network.
• WPA/PSK – Indicates a network key is used to encrypt your data while it is transmitted over the network.
More secure than WEP
• Disabled – Indicates your data is not encrypted while it is transmitted over the network.
Step 8: Select This is a computer-to-computer (ad hoc) network; wireless access points are not used.
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Step 9: Click OK to exit the Wireless network properties dialog and save your changes. Note that the newly added adhoc network must be the top-most ad-hoc network in the Preferred networks panel.
Configuring the Laptop to use the new Ad-Hoc Network
Step 1: Click the Advanced button on the Wireless Network Connection Properties dialog.
Step 2: Select Computer-to-computer (ad hoc) networks only.
Step 3: Click Close to exit the Advanced dialog.
Step 4: Click OK to exit the Wireless Network Connections Properties dialog and save your changes.
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Appendix B – Technical Specifications
Platform Specifications:
File Support
Playback Formats
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MP3 (at 8,16,22.05,24,32,44.1 and 48 kHz)
MP3 VBA
WMA (at 16, 22.05, 24, 32, 44.1, and 48 kHz)
•
WinCe.Net 5.0
Software
Operating System
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Hardware Specification:
Size
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2.60 in (W) x 4.20 in (H) x 0.75 in (D) or 107 mm x 106 mm x 19 mm
Weight
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6.2 oz or 176 gms
Memory
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32 MB SDRAM buffer
Capacity
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20 GB hard drive
Wireless Interface
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Automatic rate scaling: 1, 2, 5.5, 11 Mbps
Communication Interfaces
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USB 2.0 High Speed
802.11B
Battery type
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Lithium-ion Polymer battery (non-removable)
Battery Life
Battery Charging
Up to 10 hours of continuous playback from a fully charged battery. Based on continuous playback of
tracks encoded at 128 kbps. Playback time may be reduced by:
• playing tracks encoded at bit-rates greater than 128Kbps
• playing WMA music files
• transmitting music
• long LCD backlight timeout setting
• wireless sync or transfer process
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About 5 hours
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FM Receiver
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Frequency Band: 87.9 – 107.9 MHz, digital tuned
Modulation: FM Stereo
Distortion: 0.5%
Frequency Response: 50 – 15,000 Hz (+/- 3 dB)
Stereo Separation: 30 dB
Scan, Seek
Headphone Output
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Rated Impedance: 32 ohms
Power Output: 45 mW
Frequency Response: 20 – 20,000 Hz (+/- 3 dB)
THD: -75 dB
Analog Line Output
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Rated Impedance: 10 Kohms
Frequency Response: 20 – 20,000 Hz (+/- 3 dB)
THD: -75 dB
Digital Output
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SPDIF
Coax interface in docking station accessory
FM Transmitter
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Frequency Band: 88.1 – 107.9 MHz, digital tuned
Modulation: FM Stereo
Transmit Power: FCC Part 15 limited
Range: Up to 30 ft
Frequency Response: 30 – 15,000 Hz
Stereo Separation: > 35 dB
Signal Distortion: 0.6 %
Automatic Free Band Scan
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Appendix C – License Agreement
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IS NOT OBLIGATED TO PROVIDE ANY UPDATES, UPGRADES OR TECHNICAL
SUPPORT FOR THE SOFTWARE. Further, Tao shall not be liable for the accuracy of
any information provided by Tao or third party technical support personnel, or any
damages caused, either directly or indirectly, by acts taken or omissions made by you as a
result of such technical support. You assume full responsibility for the selection of the
Software to achieve your intended results, and for the installation, use and results
obtained from the Software. You also assume the entire risk as it applies to the quality
and performance of the Software. Should the Software prove defective, you (and not Tao,
or its distributors or dealers) assume the entire cost of all necessary servicing, repair or
correction. Some countries/states do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties, so the
above exclusion may not apply to you. Tao disclaims all warranties of any kind if the
Software was customized, repackaged or altered in any way by any third party other than
Tao.
14) LIMITATION OF REMEDIES AND DAMAGES. IN NO EVENT WILL TAO OR ITS
LICENSORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL,
PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY BODILY INJURY
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OR LOST DATA ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THE SOFTWARE OR THIS
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OR DAMAGES TO YOU OR ANY OTHER PERSON EVER EXCEED THE
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AND EITHER INSURE THE SOFTWARE OR ASSUME ALL RISK OF LOSS OR
DAMAGE IN TRANSIT.
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provided with restricted rights. Use, duplication or disclosure by the U.S. Government is
subject to restrictions as set forth in subdivision (b)(3)(ii) of the Rights in Technical Data
and Computer Software Clause at 252.227-7013. If you are using the Software outside of
the United States, you will comply with the applicable local laws of your country, U.S.
export control law, and the English version of this Agreement.
17) Contractor/Manufacturer. The Contractor/Manufacturer for the Software is: SoniqCast,
LLC, 4400 Baker Road, Minnetonka, MN 55343.
18) General. This Agreement is binding on you as well as (if you represent an entity) any
employees, employers, contractors and agents, and on any successors and assignees.
Neither the Software nor any information derived therefrom may be exported except in
accordance with the laws of the U.S. or other applicable provisions. This Agreement is
governed by the laws of the State of Minnesota (except to the extent federal law governs
copyrights and federally registered trademarks). This Agreement is the entire agreement
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representation made by it, its agents or anyone else (whether innocently or negligently)
upon which you relied upon entering this Agreement, unless such untrue statement or
representation was made fraudulently. This Agreement supersedes any other
understandings or agreements, including, but not limited to, advertising, with respect to
the Software. If any provision of this Agreement is deemed invalid or unenforceable by
any country or government agency having jurisdiction, that particular provision will be
deemed modified to the extent necessary to make the provision valid and enforceable,
and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect. For questions
concerning this Agreement, please contact Tao at the address stated above. For questions
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third party licensors. As to these, the following notices and provisions apply, which are
in addition to or supersede any inconsistent notices or provisions herein:
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Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
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that is © 1997-2000 DUNDAS SOFTWARE LTD., all rights reserved. Portions of
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rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
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used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific
prior written permission.
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Unless you own the copyright or have such authorization, by copying or assisting
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ensure there is no infringement of applicable laws on copyright whereby the copying
of certain materials may require the prior consent of the copyright owners. Tao
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shall in no event be liable with regard to the origin of any data stored in a
compressed audio or video file. You acknowledge and agree that the exportation or
use of MP3 Codecs or other similar programs in real-time public broadcasting
(terrestrial, satellite, cable or other media) or broadcasting via Internet or other
networks, such as but not limited to intranets etc., in pay-audio or pay-on-demand
applications, may be subject to legal restrictions.
YOU MUST INDICATE BY RESPONSE BELOW WHETHER YOU AGREE OR
DISAGREE WITH THE ABOVE TERMS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE, PLEASE FOLLOW
THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE FOR RETURN OF THE SOFTWARE AND OTHER ITEMS
ACCOMPANYING IT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO
PROCEED WITH NORMAL INSTALLATION AND USE OF THE SOFTWARE AND/OR
PLAYER.
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