Hyun Won DAH700 MP3 Player with FM Radio User Manual EMISSION TEST REPORT

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Test Report No.: GETEC-E3-03-008
FCC Class B Certification
APPENDIX H
: USER’S MANUAL
EUT Type: MP3 Player
FCC ID : PCMDAH700
WELCOME to the world of Duel Sports!
Thank you for using our advanced portable digital audio player
DUAL SPORTS.
This small player with simple design supports multi languages.
DUAL SPORTS is capable of supporting fresh memory from 16 to
256Mbite.
DUAL SPORTS enables to upgrade for newer audio format using
DSP (Digital Signal Processor), and also it is designed to be free
from the responsibility against any right of intellectual property.
The “Network OS Update” menu in “Manager” allows you to
upgrade for the latest version of OS without extra efforts.
HRM function enables you to simple check your current heart rate,
target heart rate, consumed calories and bio-rhythm on the basis of
the exercise data.
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STOP
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CAUTION
Fittings & Accessories
What is MP3 or WMA?
PC System Requirement
Electrical Power
Battery Replacement
Installation for Memory Expansion Card
Terms of Parts
Description of LCD Windows
To Have Power On/OFF
10
14
15
Listening to Music
Searching and Selecting Songs
Selection for Voice Record or MP3
Equalizer Selections
Repeat
Voice Recording
To record the music
Radio Source Recording
How to set for Continuous Play?
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
25
26
Selection for Folder & Song
File Deleting
PLAY Area
27
28
29
Listening to FM Radio
Saving FM Channel
Deleting FM Channel
Starting H.R.M
30
31
32
33
How to set Time Gap?
Goal Point
User Information
DB Analysis
34
35
36
37
Setting for Clock and Date
38
Setting for Languages
Setting for LCD Contrast
Setting for Power-off Time
Setting for Back Light
Setting for Equalizer (User Mode)
Setting for Search Speed
39
40
41
42
43
44
Installing Software
Connecting to PC
Use of M-ANY DUAL SPORTS MANAGER
File Download
File Upload
Memory Format
OS Update
Menu Download
46
48
49
52
55
57
58
CAUTION
Caution
The followings are to avoid any unexpected hazard or physical loss
by using the product correctly, please be well aware of them.
The HRM function of this product may not be used for diagnosis, treatment
and improvement of rehabilitating patient as it is not medical instrument.
Do not expose the product to any
humidity environment such as raining.
(It may cause a fire or electric shocks)
Do not leave the battery in a pocket
with any metallic substance such as
coins or keys.
(It may cause a fire from the contacts)
Do not ever disassemble to repair or
rebuild the product as it may cause
breakdowns.
Keep the product away from dusts and
humidity to prevent defects.
Keep the player free from any shock
which may caused by throwing or
dropping of the product.
The software contained in installing
CD-ROM can be used for personal
purposes only.
Input your gender, age, height and
weight from HRM menu.
Set current time from RTC menu.
Keep the product away from any direct
ray with best cares. (It may have
damages from heat conduction)
Do not touch or connect the product
with wet hands. (There may be electric
shocks if it is connected to the power
supply)
Cautions when using a headset
• Auditory sense may be damaged when
listening to the music with high volume for
many hours.
• Using a headset while driving a car or riding
bicycle/motorcycle is not recommended.
The data loss from carelessness use
is free from our responsibilities. (Any
of valuable data should be stored to
your PC)
Please do not release or distribute the
music files formatted in WMA or MP3
from the product to the public.
(Against the law for Copyright)
• Using a headset while walking or jogging that
may have potential hazard requires best care of
you or temporary stoppage.
• Ear-in type headset should have a long wire to
be located on the back of the neck.
Fittings & Accessories
What is MP3 or WMA?
MP3?
MP3 is a compressed data format from CD music using
MPEG1-layer 3 and provides comparable sound quality from
PC as CD.
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STOP
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MODE
Manual
Ear set
Two AAA Battery
WMA?
WMA is also a compressed data format developed by
Microsoft ‘Window Media Technologies’ to only compress
music data providing comparable sound quality as 1285Kbps
MP3 format with use of low 64Kbps format.
Accordingly, it enables to provide the same sound quality
using only half memories of MP3’s.
USB Cable
TOP
LO
OK
Body Part
CD Data
Encoder Cable
Arm belt
MP3 Data
WMA Data
PC System Requirement
PC System Specification
PC system requirements for the use of DUAL SPORTS are
as follows;
Microsoft (Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP)
CD-ROM Drive
Pentium 200MHz or more
RAM 32MB (64MB for Windows ME, 2000) or more
More than 128MB free space for Hard Disk (Further space
is required to save the music files)
USB Port Available
Electrical Power
Battery Capability
Type
MP3 Running Time
Alkaline Battery
15 Hours
• Output: 7mW(L) + 7mW(R)
• The battery capability may vary in accordance to types, manufactures
or using conditions of the batteries. Above result was derived from the
test conducted with conventional alkaline battery.
Battery Remainder Display
• The remainder display may vary for the first few second when power on.
It will show actual indication after 5 ~ 6 seconds.
Full
Mid
Short
None
When using general manganese batteries, the display may show higher
indication than it really remains due to the battery’s property.
Please replace the battery for the new in above case.
Alkaline battery lasts longer than manganese battery.
Battery should be replaced in case of following;
• When
blinks from the Battery Remainder Display.
• When it does not operate or stops right after the buttoning.
• When LCD page does not appear by buttoning from the product body.
Battery Replacement
Installation for Memory Expansion Card
Pull down the batter cover from the back
of the product as shown on the figure.
Pull down the cover from upper surface of
the main body as shown on the figure.
• Lift the cover up after pulling it down
while pushing it lightly with the thumb.
• Move down the cover after pulling it
forward gripping lightly with the thumb.
Insert AAA type battery correctly to the
cage with assurance of both poles.
• The ribbon should be laid under the
battery to facilitate the battery to be
removed easily.
• Assure if both poles of the battery are
directed correctly as the products may
breakdown if they are reversed.
• Using different type of battery may cause
product breakdown.
Place the cover to the position and
push it up to close.
• Push down the cover and move it upward
until it sounds “Click”.
Insert the memory expansion card
when the cover opens.
• Insert the card until it reaches to the end.
• Assure front/back surface if it is
correctly directed to avoid breakage of
the pins inside of the product.
• Use the memory card with only
standardized dimensions.
Place the cover and push/move it
up to close
• Push down the cover and move it upward
until it sounds “Click”.
Terms of Parts
Front
Back
MIC
Receives voice to record
Memory expansion cover
LCD
To be used when replacing
or adding memories
Displays indications and
operating states
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STOP
P LA YER & H .R .M & F M
PLAY
MODE Button
Menu & Mode Selection
RA
DI
REW
buttons
REC Button
The arm belt is connected
from here with rubber
cover opened.
Records and sets functions
REC
FF
HOLD
- VOLUME +
MODE
HOLD Button
Locks the current state of
operation
VOLUME
Controls volume and moves
for Menu button
Battery Cover
Open this cover to
replace the battery
Side View 1
Side View 2
PLAY/ Power-On Button
Play & Pause
Power-on & Equalizer set
REW
REW Button
EARPHONE
STOP
To be used for play-stop and power-off
To be used when listening to
the music with a earphone
USB
PLAY
Earphone Jack
STOP/Power-Off Button
USB Port
To be used for replay and fast rewind
FF
FF Button
To be used for skip-play and fast forward
To be used when downloading
music from the PC
Description of LCD Windows
To Have Power On/OFF
To have power on
PLAY
00:15 22 001
Push PLAY button for longer than 2 seconds.
Release the button with the LCD brightened.
The main page appears.
ROOT
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Once it is ready for PLAY the mode turns to STOP
mode.
00:15 22 001
1. Play Icon (Appears in Play)
2. Pause Icon (Appears in Pause)
3. Play Time appears here
4. Volume
5. No. of Track
6. Folder Icon
7. Name of Current Folder
8. File Format (MP3, WMA, ADP)
9. File Title appears here
10. Memory Icon (MMC icon opens
with MMC inserted)
11. Play mode ICON (Nomal,
Repeat, Repear all, Random,
Random all)
12. User Set EQ Icons (S_Live,
Rock, Jazz, Flat, User1, User2)
13. Play area Icon (Shows where
the current song is located)
14. Clock
1) In Stop
SLIVE
PM 01 : 36
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
ROOT
STOP
SLIVE
To have power off
STOP
2) In Play
15. Shows Bit Rate of the Song
16. Hold Icon
17. Recording Icon
18. Battery
PM 01 : 36
Push STOP button for longer than 2 seconds.
Then the power gets off with the screen faded out.
Listening to Music
Push PLAY to make the power
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PLAY
The condition turns to STOP mode.
Searching and Selecting Songs
FF Button
FF
ROOT
STOP
SLIVE
Push FF to skip to the next song while it plays.
In STOP mode, FF enables to select the next song.
PM 01 : 36
Searching with FF Button
Push PLAY once again for a
00:15 22 001
PLAY
ROOT
Then it starts playing the music.
The current title appears on the LCD.
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
REW
Pause
00:15 22 001
PLAY
ROOT
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Push PLAY for a second to pause the
current song. By pushing PLAY once
again it starts again from the paused
moment.
Stop
STOP
It searches songs forward at preset speed when
pushing FF for longer than 2 seconds in PLAY mode.
REW Button
MP3
SLIVE
FF
Searching with REW Button
REW
Push STOP to stop the current song.
When pushing REW within 5 seconds after a song
begins, it plays the previous song. And it replays from
the initial part of the song when pushing REW 5
seconds after the song begins.
In STOP mode, REW enables to select the previous
song.
It searches songs backward when pushing REW for
longer than 2 seconds in PLAY mode.
When releasing REW while searching songs backward
having REW being pushed, it plays from the released
moment. It replays previous song only even if pushing
REW continuously.
It searches at preset speed.
Selection for Voice Record or MP3
To listen to Voice Records
00:15 22 001
PLAY
It is only available in STOP mode.
Equalizer Selections
Push PLAY for a while
Push PLAY for a while in play state.
PLAY
ROOT
STOP
SLIVE
PM 01 : 36
00:15 22 001
00:15 22 001
ROOT
ROOT
MP3
MP3
SLIVE
00:15 22 001
ADP
ADP
VOO1
SLIVE
Push PLAY for longer than 2 seconds.
Then recorded voice plays.
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
00:15 22 001
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Push PLAY for longer than 2 seconds
to listen to MP3 while listening to
recorded voice in STOP mode.
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
The mode changes as; S-Live Jazz Rock
Flat User1 User2 when pushing PLAY for a
while in play state.
Sound quality may drop according to the song. The
equalizer can be used in the case to optimize the song
quality.
To listen to MP3 while listening to
ROOT
JA
ZZ
Set the mode
PLAY
PLAY
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
SLIVE
S-Live: For Heavy sound with a live feeling
JA
ZZ
Jazz: For Sweet and Delicate feeling
RO
CK
Rock: For Powerful and Massive feeling
FL
AT
Flat: For standard and natural feeling
US
ER 1
User1: User Set
US
ER 2
User2: User Set
What’s Equalizer?
Advanced way of compass
adjustment used for audio product.
BAND 2
VAL -02
Repeat
HOLD
Push PLAY button.
It only works in play mode.
00:15 22 001
PLAY
ROOT
Push HOLD for longer than 2
00:15 22 001
HOLD
MP3
ROOT
MP3
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
SLIVE
SLIVE
00:15 22 001
Push REC for a second.
01:15 22 001
REC
ROOT
Repeat A – B
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Push REC button for a second at
desired moment while playing a song.
The message “Repeat A-” appears on
the screen.
Push REC once again to show
“Repeat A-B” on the LCD.
It repeats the song in the range between
It repeats the song in the range between A and B.
If the position B is not specified, the end of the song
will be specified as B point automatically.
The “Repeat” is not available when setting B whine
2 seconds after setting A or when A is set only within
3 seconds ahead from the end of the song.
REC
To revoke the Repeat
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REC
STOP
ROOT
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Push REC or STOP for a second
to revoke the repeat.
The mode returns to PLAY.
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
ROOT
MP3
SLIVE
Push HOLD button for longer than 2
seconds. Then a Key icon appears on
the LCD.
Lock all the buttons as in function to
prevent malfunctions from
unexpected buttoning while the
player stays in a pocket or bag. .
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
To revoke the HOLD
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HOLD
ROOT
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Push HOLD once again for longer
than 2 seconds to make all the buttons
to work and the Key icon disappears.
Voice Recording
To record the music
Push REC button for longer than 2
00:00 22 001
REC
ROOT
VOICE RECORD
SLIVE
PM 01 : 36
It is only available in STOP mode.
Push REC button once for longer
than 2 seconds to show “VOICE
RECORD” on the LCD.
To cancel the recording, press STOP.
Audio Connection
Insert one end of the MP3 encoder cable to the earphone terminal
of normal audio device or portable cassette and connect the other
end of the cable into the earphone terminal of the player.
The music from cassette tape or CD can be directly saved in MPE
format.
Earphone
(Loop back)
Push REC button once again for a
REC
00:00 22 001
ADP
ADP
V001
SPACE : 012MB 032KBPS
TIME : 144MIN PM 00:26
Recording begins when pushing REC
button once again for a second.
Then the file name of being recorded
appears on the LCD while it records.
The LCD shows below icons.
Audio Device & CD PLAYER
Connect to Earphone Jack
What’s Loop back?
This function enables
you to listen to the
music you are recording
by connecting to
earphone jack.
(Some of noise may be
heard while loop back is
being performed but the
file being recorded will
not be interrupted)
Encoder Cable
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Push STOP to halt the recording.
LA
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PLAY
MIC
DI
REW
RA
REC
FF
MODE
HOLD
- VOLUME +
Push STOP button to halt the recording while
it is recording.
Recorded files are saved in “ADP” folder with
the names of V001, V002, V003 etc. in
sequences.
Play the recorded file to check if it is properly
recorded.
STOP
STOP
P LA YER & H .R .M & F M
REC
Connect to the
Earphone Jack
Property of the MPE format: It has limited PLAY performance.
PLAY in the PC: Playable in PC using window media
PLAY in the Player: It is only playable when the MPE file is downloaded
to the player where it was made from.
Radio Source Recording
Push REC button for longer than 2
REC
00:00 22 001
ROOT
MUSIC RECORD
SLIVE
PM 01 : 36
Only available in STOP mode.
It appears “MUSIC RECORD” on
the LCD when pushing REC button
twice for longer than 2 seconds each.
To cancel the record, push STOP
button.
Push REC for a second
VOL 22 MONO
REC
FM 099.9 MHZ
87.5
It starts recording.
00:00 22 001
Push REC once again for a
REC
00:00 22 001
MP3
MPE
E001
SPACE : 012MB 032KBPS
TIME : 144MIN PM 00:26
Push REC button once again for a
second to start recording.
Then the file name appears on the
LCD while it records.
The LCD shows below icons.
108
MP3
MPE
E001
SPACE : 012MB 032KBPS
TIME : 144MIN PM 00:26
Push STOP button to halt the
recording.
VOL 22 MONO
FM 099.9 MHZ
STOP
Push STOP button to halt the recording while it is
recorded.
Recorded files are saved in “MPE” folder with the
names of E001, E002, E003 etc. in sequences.
Play the recorded file to check if it is properly
recorded.
The LCD shows an icon which
indicates the recording with the name
of being recorded.
Push STOP button
STOP
Push STOP to halt the recording.
Push REC for a second when you
want to record a certain source from
radio.
87.5
108
Listen to recorded file.
It appears “MUSIC RECORD” on the LCD when
pushing REC button twice for longer than 2 seconds
each.
To cancel the record, push STOP button.
Audio
How to set for Continuous Play?
Set from the PLAY mode.
Selection for Folder & Song
Push MODE button.
Set the mode while the player is playing.
00:15 22 001
MODE
00:15 22 001
ROOT
MODE
ROOT
MP3
Search
Delete
PLAY Area
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push MODE button after selecting
“Audio” to choose “Search” and
again push MODE button after
selecting “Search”.
Select the memory using VOLUME +/Push MODE button for a second.
- VOLUME +
MODE
Push MODE button while the player is in play.
It changes as; Normal Repeat 1 Repeat 2
Random 1 Random 2, in sequences.
Normal: For playing entire songs in selected folder
Repeat 1: For playing one selected song continuously
Repeat 2: For playing entire songs in selected folder
continuously
Random 1: For playing shuffled songs in selected
folder once
Random 2: For playing shuffled songs in selected
folder continuously
Search
Flash
MMC
Delete
PLAY Area
Select Flash (inner memory) or MMC
(outer memory) with VOLUME+/buttons and push MODE button
subsequently.
Select folders with VOLUME+/ROOT
MPE
ADP
- VOLUME +
MP3
Select a folder or a song you want to
listen to with VOLUME +/- buttons
and push MODE button
subsequently.
To move to higher-level folder
REC
Press REC button.
File Deleting
PLAY Area
Push MODE button
MODE
Search
Delete
PLAY Area
Push MODE button for longer than 2 seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select Audio
and push MODE button subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select Delete
and push MODE button subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons
Select the file to be deleted with
VOLUME+/- button.
ROOT
MPE
ADP
- VOLUME +
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push VOLUME+/- buttons.
- VOLUME +
MP3
Push MODE button for longer than 2
- VOLUME +
DELETE
DATA...
The file will be deleted when push
MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Repeat above procedures to delete
number of files.
Push REC button to move out from
REC
By pushing REC button once, you can move to the
next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Search
Delete
PLAY Area
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select
“Audio” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select
“PLAY Area” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons.
- VOLUME +
Search
Select play area
Delete
current
All
PLAY Area
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select
“current“ or “All” and push MODE
button subsequently.
Push REC button to move out from
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Radio
Listening to FM Radio
Saving FM Channel
Push MODE button.
MODE
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Select the menu “Radio”
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select “Radio”
and push MODE button subsequently.
Select Radio menu.
- VOLUME +
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select “FM Radio ON”
and push MODE button subsequently.
- VOLUME +
FM Radio ON
Frequency Save
Delete Frequency
Search the channel.
VOL 22 MONO
- VOLUME +
FM Radio ON
Frequency Save
Delete Frequency
FM 087.5 MHZ
VOL 22 MONO
FM 099.9 MHZ
87.5
87.5
REW
FF
108
108
Set the frequency you want.
Push FF/REW buttons to select desired frequency.
FF: Enables to move forward by pushing FF for a second.
When pushing the button for longer than 2 seconds, it
automatically searches the channels.
REW: Enables to move backward by pushing REW for a
second. When pushing the button for longer than 2
seconds, it automatically searches the channels.
When no channel is stored, it move by 0.1Mhz by
buttoning FF/REW per time.
To turn the Radio off
Push STOP button to turn the radio off.
Push MODE button for longer than 2 seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select “Radio”
and push MODE button subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons to select “Frequency
Save” and push MODE button subsequently.
Search the channel with VOLUME+/- button.
VOL +: Enables to move forward by one scale by
one time pushing the button for a second. When
pushing the button for longer than 2 seconds, it
automatically searches the channels.
VOL -: Enables to move Backward by one scale
by one time pushing the button for a second.
When pushing the button for longer than 2
seconds, it automatically searches the channels.
Push MODE button.
VOL 22 MONO
FM 099.9 MHZ
MODE
87.5
108
It automatically stops when a channel is
detected.
To save the channel, push MODE button.
Then it is saved with a message saying
“Frequency Saving”.
Check the channel
REC
Assure if the channel has correct frequency from FM
Radio ON menu selected by pushing REC Button.
Push STOP button to leave from the menu.
H.R.M
Deleting FM Channel
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Radio” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
FM Radio ON
Frequency Save
Delete Frequency
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Delete Frequency” and push MODE
button subsequently.
Push MODE button.
MODE
DELETE
DATA...
All stored Channel (Frequency) is
deleted.
Starting H.R.M
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“H.R.M” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
HRM ON/OFF
Time Gap
Goal Point
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“HRM ON/OFF” and push MODE
button subsequently.
Push MODE button.
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ROOT
MODE
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
A message saying “Do you start
HRM?” appears on the LCD and HRM
starts by pushing the MODE button.
A graph of heart rate appears and
moves on upper side of the LCD.
To finish HRM
00:15 22 001
ROOT
MP3
SLIVE
128 KBPS
PM 01 : 36
A message saying “Do you finish
HRM?” appears on the screen when
above procedures are redone and HRM
is finished by pushing the MODE
button.
How to set Time Gap?
Push MODE button.
MODE
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“H.R.M” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
HRM ON/OFF
Time Gap
Goal Point
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Time Gap” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
HRM ON/OFF
Set check time gap(s)
Time Gap
Goal Point
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
desired time gap and push MODE
button subsequently.
Push REC button to move out from the
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Goal Point
Push MODE button.
MODE
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“H.R.M” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
HRM ON/OFF
Time Gap
Goal Point
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Goal Point” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Goal Point : 133
Goal Point Set
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
desired target rate and push MODE
button subsequently.
Push REC button to move out from the
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
User Information
DB Analysis
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button for longer than 2 seconds.
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“H.R.M” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Push MODE button.
Information
DB Analysys
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Information” and push MODE
button subsequently.
MODE
Audio
Radio
H.R.M
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“H.R.M” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Information
DB Analysys
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Analysis” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
Age
Sex
Weight
Tall
025
MAN WOMAN
060 KG
180 CM
Push VOLUME+/- button to set your
information and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
- VOLUME +
MODE
Push REC button to move out from the
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
HRM
03010201
03010101
03010202
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
desired file.
The values for maximum, minimum
and average rate appear on the LCD by
pushing MODE button.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
other previous files.
Push REC button to move out from the
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Watch
Set up
Setting for Clock and Date
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button.
Push MODE button for longer than 2 seconds.
Watch
Setup
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Watch” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Setting for Languages
Time Setting
Watch On/OFF
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Time Setting” and push MODE
button subsequently.
MODE
Watch
Setup
Push MODE button for longer than 2 seconds.
Push MODE button after selecting
“Setup” with VOLUME+/- buttons
Push VOLUME+ button.
- VOLUME +
Language
Contrast
Power off time
To turn ON/OFF the clock
Hour
Minute
Month
Data
Year
AMPM
12
60
12
31
03
AM
- VOLUME +
MODE
Select “Watch ON/OFF” mode with
VOLUME+/- button and push MODE
button subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select ON
or OFF and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push REC button to move out from the
Time Setting
Watch On/OFF
TimeON
Setting
OFF
Watch On/OFF
By pushing REC button each time,
you can move to the next upper level
of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to
move out from the menus.
You may choose your language.
- VOLUME +
KOREA ENGLISH
CHINA JAPAN
There are four languages available;
KOREAN, ENGLISH, CHINESE
and JAPANESE.
Push MODE button after selecting
“Language” with VOLUME+/buttons
Setting for LCD Contrast
Push MODE button.
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Setup” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Watch
Setup
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Contest” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Language
Contrast
Power off time
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to control the
- VOLUME +
–
70%
Setting for Power-off Time
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to control
the brightness of the LCD.
MODE
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Setup” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Language
Contrast
Power off time
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Power off time” and push MODE
button subsequently.
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to set the
- VOLUME +
Contast Set
Push REC button to move out from the
Watch
Setup
Language
Power off time (min)
Contrast
Power off time
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to set the time
for the auto power-off time you desire.
It moves as 1min. 2min. 5min.
10min. 30min. and etc. in sequence.
Push REC button to move out from the
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Setting for Back Light
Push MODE button.
MODE
Watch
Setup
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Setup” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Back light
User EQ 1
User EQ 2
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Back Light” and push MODE
button subsequently.
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to set the
- VOLUME +
Back light
Back light off time (s)
User EQ 1
User EQ 2
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to set the
duration time you desire.
It moves in sequence as 1sec. 3sec.
5sec. and etc.
Push REC button to move out from the
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Setting for Equalizer (User Mode)
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button for longer than 2 seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select “Setup”
and push MODE button subsequently.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select “User EQ
1” and push MODE button subsequently.
Back light
User EQ 1
User EQ 2
Following pages are shown
- VOLUME +
BAND 0
VAL 00
By buttoning on MODE, the cursor
moves to other bars.
Push MODE button to select the bar
you desire.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons until you
have the value you want.
Set other bars in the same way as
MODE
BAND 2
VAL -02
Push MODE button to select the bar
you desire.
Push VOLUME+/- buttons until you
have the value you want.
Push REC button to move out from
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Setting for Search Speed
Push MODE button.
MODE
Push MODE button for longer than 2
seconds.
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Setup” and push MODE button
subsequently.
Watch
Setup
Push VOLUME+/- button.
- VOLUME +
Push VOLUME+/- button to select
“Search Speed” and push MODE
button subsequently.
Search Speed
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to set the
- VOLUME +
X32
Search Speed
Use VOLUME+/- buttons to select
desired speed.
It moves in sequence as 1
16
32
64
128 and etc.
Push REC button to move out from
REC
By pushing REC button each time, you can move to
the next upper level of the folders.
Push REC button over and over to move out from the
menus.
Installing Software
Insert Software CD Rom into the CDInsert M ANY Dual Sports MANAGER CD into the
CD-ROM of you computer.
Then click on [Install] button.
Click on “Next” button.
Click on “Next” to continue the installation.
Choose the folder where the program will be
installed. Click on “Next” to continue.
When the installation is finished, click on [Finish] to
finalize.
Choose the language for installation.
Select your language and click on “OK” button.
A shortcut appears on desktop.
Once the installation is finished, there appears a
shortcut on desktop.
Connecting to PC
Connect to USB port of your PC.
The power of the player goes out when it is
connected to USB port.
Connect the USB cable (Accessory).
The specified USB cable can be only used for this connection.
Use of M-ANY DUAL SPORTS MANAGER
Connect the USB cable to DUAL
Connect the PC with DUAL SPORTS using the USB
cable.
The power of DUAL SPORTS goes out when it is
connected to USB port.
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MODE
Double click on the icon.
Click on M-Any Dual Sports Manager icon from the
desktop.
The player can be used as a portable driver
downloading and uploading normal files with M-Any
Dual Sports Manager (Image, Music and Word files
etc.).
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The main page of MANAGER appears on the
About MANAGER Icons
The buttons with the same names as names on the main menu do
the same functions.
Selection button for Flash memory or DUAL
SPORTS.
Selection button for outer memory (MMC) for
memory expansion.
Add-on button to add selected files to the memory window.
The added files appear as “To be downloaded” state on
the memory window.
Upload button to upload files from the memory of
DUAL SPORTS to the PC.
But, excluding music files (MP3, WMA).
Delete button to remove selected files from the
memory.
Shortcut: used for facilitating operations
Folder Window: used to show folders in the PC.
File Type: shows files by types. (Audio, Document, Image and All Files)
File List Window: used to show files in selected folder.
Move to Root: used to move to the root folder in the memory.
Creating Folder: used to create new folders in the memory.
Memory Window: shows saved information in the memory.
Download: transfers selected file to the memory.
Memory State: displays currently remained and entire capacity of the
memory.
The button formats the memory of DUAL SPORTS.
Every file in the memory will be deleted with this
button.
The button updates the contents in the memory.
The button stops file transferring between DUAL
SPORTS and the PC.
File Download
Save files to your PC.
Save any digital audio file gained from webpage or
internet sources to your PC.
Select files.
Select a folder where files are saved in your PC.
Connect DUAL SPORTS with the
Connect DUAL SPORTS with the PC using the USB
cable (See 00P).
Click on the shortcut on desktop.
Main MANAGER page appears.
A message “Can’t not read the Memory” will appear
when the connection is failed or not connected.
Select the file to download.
Select the file to download to the player.
File Upload
Click on Add-File button.
Click on Add button after selecting the file.
Then the file is added to the memory window and the
message “To be downloaded” appears on the screen
You may also add files with “drag & drop” for the
files to be ready for download.
Choose a folder where the files are
Choose a folder in the PC to save the files.
But, MP3, WMA files can not be uploaded. It is
prohibited by the law.
Choose files you are uploading.
Select the files you are uploading form the memory
window.
Click on “Download”.
Selected file from the PC is downloaded to the memory
of the player.
To halt the downloading, click on “Cancel”.
Memory Format
Click on “Save to PC”
You may confirm uploaded files from file list
window when you click on “Save to PC”
You may also upload files with “drag & drop”.
Click on “Format”.
You can format the memory by clicking on “Format”
button as needed.
All the data in the memory will be deleted accordingly.
Select Fast Format or Entire Format.
Selecting Format Type
Fast Format: only removes file information from the
memory speedily.
Entire Format: makes the memory as it was first
released and takes long time.
Click on “Y” to format.
Completion window pops up when it is finished.
DUAL SPORTS may not work if you abort the format while it is being
formatted. Please do not abort until it finishes.
OS Update
Choosing OS Update type
Execute M-ANY DUAL SPORTS MANAGER on
Execute M-ANY DUAL SPORTS MANAGER
by double clicking on the icon form desktop with the
USB cable connected.
The OS of the MP3 player will be updated by clicking
on “Start” after choosing desired OS update type.
Choose “OS Update” menu.
OS update A dialogue box for OS update by clicking
on “OS Update” after choosing “Edit” menu from the
menu bar.
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DUAL SPORTS
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MODE
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SERVER
PC OS Update
The OS originally contained in DUAL
SPORTS is downloaded to the MP3
player.
DUAL SPORTS
Network OS Update
The OS firstly is downloaded from the
network server to the PC and
subsequently to be downloaded from
the PC to MP3 player.
Note: The PC should be connected to
the internet for the update.
Please check the followings before you
ask for the services.
When
Then check (if)
You can not play MP3
There is any song in
the flash memory.
The battery ran out.
Uploading and
downloading MP3 is
not available
The USB cable is
correctly connected.
There is not enough
memory remained
There is a message
saying “Fault on the
Memory”
And you may
Download songs to
the fresh memory.
When
It does not work by
buttoning.
Replace or charge the
battery.
Assure cable
connection.
Remain necessary
files only in the
memory.
Which memory has
the fault.
Please check the followings before you ask for the services.
Refer to “Help” from MANY T MANAGER to
resolve the problems
you have with the
player.
Letters on the LCD are
not properly displayed.
Then check (if)
And you may
The battery is inserted
with wrong direction?
Re-insert the batter
with right direction.
The battery should be
recharged?
Recharge the battery.
The lock button is in
the lock position?
Move lock button to
unlock position.
The contact of the
battery is good?
nsert the battery
correctly and close
the cover tightly.
The buttons get too
mush forces?
Push the buttons
correctly when only
they are required to
do.
The battery ran out?
* The player does not play the file with
security protection such as liquid audio.
Please care about this when you use the
player.
eplace the battery to
Damage Compensation Policy
Type of Damage
When problem
occurs with its’
performances or
functions in normal
condition of use.
(Within the period
of holding parts)
Compensation
Within Guaranteed After Guaranteed
Period
Period
When major parts are required to be served
within one month from the purchasing
Product Exchange
or Refund
When major parts are required to be served
within ten days from the purchasing
Product
Exchange
When exchanged products are required to be served
on major parts within one month from the purchasing
Refund
When it is
repairable
When it has defects
When the same repair
has been performed
for four times
When it is not repairable
When it is not repairable by lack of
parts’ stock
Service for
Charge
Antenna
Headset/Earphone Code Antenna
Output
Frequency Characteristics 20 Hz~20 KHz
Service for Free
Audio
Output
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
Product
Exchange or
Refund
Refund by
adding 10% of
depreciated
amount
File Type
File Support
Bite Rate
7mw (L)+7 mw(R)
50 dB
MP3, WMA, ADP
8Kbps or more (MP3), 32Kbps
or more (WMA)
When the damages occur from
transportation or installation
Product
Exchange
When it is repairable
Service for Charge
When it is not repairable
Product Exchange by
Payment which is
comparable to
“Service for Charge”
When the faults occur from force majeure (including but not limited to fire, salt
flood, gas, earthquake, storm, flood and etc.)
When the faults occur from abnormal power supply or defects on access devices
When replacing normal consumable parts.
When problems occur from other outside factors without having any defect in the
product.
When the problem occurs from unauthorized service engineer.
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
87.5 MHz~108.0 MHz
7mw (L)+7 mw(R)
50 dB
Frequency range
Radio(FM)
When it is not exchangeable
When the service person lost the
product
Problems with its’ performances
or functions from customer’s
faults regardless if they are
intentional or not.
Product Specification
Service for
Charge
Service for Charge
To be complied with
the separate policy of
the manufacturer
Service for
Charge
The manufacture is not responsible for any data loss when it is caused by users’ fault.
Any other matters that are not specified herein should comply with “Regulation of
Customer Protection”
Service Call Center: +82-54-334-6003~4, 080-201-6789(Domestic)
FAX: +82-54- 337-3075
Recording
Capacity
Voice Recording for 1040 minutes (256MB)
Music Recording for 240 minutes (256MB)
Maximum Play Hours More than 15 hours (at highest volume, 128Kbps, MP3)
Temperature Conditioned -5 C ~ 70 C
Product Size
Weight
LCD
Battery
90 60 20mm(W L H)
55 g (without battery)
Graphic LCD
1.5 AAA size X 2
L ET T E R O F G U A R A N T E E
Product
Model
Date of Purchase :
Customer Name :
Address
(Y)
( )
( )
Contact No.:
Seller’s Name :
Address
FCC Compliance Statement
Contact No.:
• Please keep this letter of guarantee to have sufficient services and the
letter should be submitted with the date of purchase marked therein.
1. The guarantee for the product is subject and limited to the provision listed on the letter.
2. Please make sure that the date of purchase is provided on the letter as the guarantee
period is calculated from the date.(When it is not specified, the purchase date is
considered as the first date after 6 months from manufacture.)
3. This letter of guarantee may not be reissued.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This device may cause harmful
interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
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 generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions may cause harmful interference in radio communication.
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 the receiver.
Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio or TV technical for help.
Caution
The appearance and specification of the product may be subject to
changing without any prior notice to customers.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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