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Instruction Manual
H10

www.iriveramerica.com

Thank you for your purchase.
Please read this manual carefully before using your new player.

Table of contents

Before using the product

Chapter 3 I Basic operation

Welcome

Playing music ……………………………………………………………………………… 30

iriver web site

Playlist function ……………………………………………………………………………… 36

Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability ………………………………… 1

Download Music & Playlists ……………………………………………………………… 37

Precautions and Safety ……………………………………………………………………… 2

Listening to FM radio ……………………………………………………………………… 39
Recording …………………………………………………………………………………… 44
Viewing images ……………………………………………………………………………… 49
Viewing text ………………………………………………………………………………… 51
Browser function …………………………………………………………………………… 54

Chapter 1 I Getting started
Features of the H10 …………………………………………………………………………… 8

Chapter 4 I Useful features

Components ………………………………………………………………………………… 10

Settings Menu ……………………………………………………………………………… 56

Locating the controls ……………………………………………………………………… 11

Settings menu navigation ………………………………………………………………… 57

LCD screen display ………………………………………………………………………… 14

Menu settings ………………………………………………………………………………… 59

Connecting the product …………………………………………………………………… 17
Installing the software ……………………………………………………………………… 24

Chapter 5 I Additional information
Troubleshooting …………………………………………………………………………… 74

Chapter 2 I Quick start

Chapter 6 I Appendix

Turning on / off the player and playing music ………………………………………… 26
Controlling volume and changing modes ……………………………………………… 27

Specifications ………………………………………………………………………………… 78
FCC …………………………………………………………………………………………… 79

Before using the product

Before using the product

Welcome

Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability

Thank you for purchasing the iriver H10. Your new player delivers a combination of style and
features you can't find anywhere else.
This instruction manual is designed to help you use the iriver H10 properly.
It is important that you read the manual to ensure that you get the most out of your new player.
Thank you.

iriver web site

Copyrights
iriver Limited has all the rights of the patent, trademark, literary property and intellectual property
related to this manual. You may not copy or reproduce any part of this manual unless
authorized by iriver Limited. You can be punished by using any part of this manual illegally.
The software, audio and video which have an intellectual property are protected by copyright
and international laws. It is user’s responsibilities when he/she reproduce or distribute the
contents created by this product.
The companies, institutions, products, people and events used in examples are not real data.
We don t have any intension to be related with any companies, institutions, products, people
and events through this manual and should not draw inferences. Users are responsible for
observing the copyrights and intellectual properties.
© 1999~2005 iriver Limited. All rights reserved.

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Certification
CE, FCC, MIC

Trademarks
Windows XP and Windows Media Player are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp.

www.iriveramerica.com
Obtain information about your player, look for updates, and find answers to questions at
our web site.
Use the firmware (system software) upgrade function of our products from the site to
continuously improve the product performance.
Get the online support and check the FAQs.
Register your iriver product online so that our Customer Service is able to provide support
as efficiently as possible.
In addition, you can get updated news including new products, firmware upgrade and various
events by e-mail.

Limited Liability
Neither the Manufacturer, importers nor dealers is responsible for any accidental damage
including bodily injury or any damage resulting from misuse or unsuitable operation by you.
The information on this manual is prepared with the current player specifications.
The manufacturer, iriver Limited, is adding new features to the product and may persistently
apply new technologies hereafter.
All standards may be changed at any time without notice.

Before using the product

Before using the product

Precautions and Safety

Please read the notices before using for your safety.

Electricity
Do not overload a single
power circuit.
Overheating or fire can result.

Do not kink or crease the
power cable or place heavy
objects on the power cable.

Firmly plug the adapter into
the wall socket.

Unplug the AC adapter
during electrical storms.

Fire can result from improper use.

Electrical Shock may result.

Unplug adapter when it’s
not in use.
Overheating or fire can result.

Please read the notices before using for your safety.

Product
Do not handle power plug
and adapter with wet hands.

Do not place heavy objects
on the device.

Electrical Shock may result.

Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Fire can result from damaged
power cables.

2

Precautions and Safety

Keep away from harsh
environments including
humid, dusty, and smoky
areas.

Avoid contact with water and
other liquids.
Damage to your player may result.

Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Use only the supplied
AC adapter.
Use of nonauthorized power
adapters is not recommended.

Do not use water or
chemicals to clean the
player. Clean the surface with
a soft cloth.

Do not clean with chemical or
detergent.

Electrical Shock may result.

Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Immediately power off the
player and unplug the
AC adapter if water or other
liquids are present.

Immediately power off the player
and unplug the AC adapter if
smoke or odors emit from the
player or adapter.

Keep out of direct sunlight
and extreme heat and cold.

Do not drop or subject the
device to impact.

Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Fire can result from improper use.

Fire can result from improper use.

Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Do not use excessive force
on the buttons or attempt to
disassemble the device.
Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

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Before using the product

Before using the product

Precautions and Safety

Please read the notices before using for your safety.

Precautions and Safety

Please read the notices before using for your safety.

Others
Keep the player away from
strong magnets.
Damage to your player may result
from magnets such as CRT, TV,
monitor and speaker.

4

Bad sectors can be created in
HDD because of physical
impact.
Data in HDD can be damaged.
Always keep a proper backup of data
stored on portable devices.

Do not disassemble or modify.
Damage to your player may result
from improper use.

Do not dry the product with
heater or microwave.
Damage or severe injury may result
from improper use.

Do not use headphones /
earphones while cycling,
driving, or operating any
motorized vehicle.

Reduce volume while walking,
especially at pedestrian
crosswalk.

Do not use headphone /
earphones at high volume.

Do not use at high volume for
continuous listening.

Keep headphone/earphone
cords under control to avoid
getting caught on varous objects.

It is dangerous and is illegal in some
areas.

When you upload or download
files using USB cable, do not
disconnected the USB cable
suddenly or turn it off.
Data in HDD can be damaged.

Data can be damaged because
of physical impact, lightning
and power failure.

Reduce volume or stop using
the player if you experience a
ringing in your ears.

Users are responsible for creating
backup data and iriver Limited is not
responsible for any damaged data.

Hearing experts advise against
listening to continuous, loud and
extended play.

Hearing experts advise against
listening to continuous, loud and
extended play.

Hearing experts advise against
listening to continuous, loud and
extended play.

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Chapter 1 I Getting started
Features of the H10 ……………………………………… 8
Components …………………………………………… 10
Locating the controls ……………………………………11
H10 Player ……………………………………………………11
Remote control ………………………………………………12
Cradle …………………………………………………………13

LCD screen display………………………………………14
LCD screen display ……………………………………………14
MUSIC screen ………………………………………………15
FM RADIO screen ……………………………………………16
RECORDING screen …………………………………………16

Connecting the product …………………………………17
Connecting PC - Connecting cable …………………………17
Connecting PC - Disconnecting cable ………………………18
Connecting the power - connecting the adapter(player) ……19
Connecting the power - connecting the adapter(cradle) ……20
Connecting earphone/remote control ………………………21
Connecting the cradle …………………………………………22
Connecting the cradle - Connecting PC ……………………22
Connecting the cradle - Line-in connection …………………23
Connecting the cradle - Line-out connection ………………23

Installing the software ……………………………………24
Installing the WMP 10…………………………………………24

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Getting started

Getting started

Features of the H10

Features of the H10

1

Vivid color display – 1.5-inch TFT LCD with 260,000 colors

2

Small Device – Large Capacity

3

Convenient ID3 tag database

4

Familiar software (Windows Media Player 10)

5

Faster file transferring – Supporting USB 2.0 interface

6

Firmware upgradeable

The 1.5-inch, 260,000 color TFT LCD shows off an exciting new visual interface that makes it easy to
navigate through your music.

The H10 features a 5GB hard drive that can hold more than 1,200 music files.
(1GB = 1,000,000,000 Bytes - Not all memory available for storage.)

Searching with the ID3 tag database enables you to select the music file by artist, album or genre.

The intuitive software makes it easy to manage all of your music.

USB 2.0 supports transfer rates up to 480Mbps.

Firmware upgrades keep your player up to date.

7

Photo and text viewer

8

Enhanced 3D sound

9

Customizable EQ settings

10

FM radio and recording

11

Removable battery

12

Easy to use touch strip

View digital photos or text files on the player’s color screen.

SRS WOW sound effect technology provides rich bass sound and dynamic 3D sound effect.

Over 30 preset EQs to choose from and a custom user EQ.

Listen to FM radio using the automatic scanning and channel memory functions.
You can also record the FM broadcast while you listen.

Maximum play time can be extended with removable and rechargeable spare battery.
(extra battery sold separately)

Navigating through your music is easy using convenient touch strip scrolling.

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Getting started

Getting started

Components Accessories subject to change without notice and may vary from image shown.

Locating the controls

H10 Player

Instruction Manual /
Warranty Card /
Quick Start Guide

Earphones

Actual player may vary slightly from images shown.

H10 Player

Top view

AC Adaptor

Carrying Case

Installation CD

10

11
Cable

Left view

Front view

Right view

Power ON/OFF button

Previous button

Built-in microphone

Next button

LCD screen

HOLD switch

Cancel button

Earphone / Remote control jack

Up / Down scroll button

USB / Adapter jack

Select button

Battery release button

Optional Accessories
Cradle, USB cable and Line-In/Out cable

Remote control

Extra battery

Play / Pause button

Getting started

Getting started

Locating the controls
Remote control

Actual player may vary slightly from images shown.

(Remote control is an optional accessory.)

Locating the controls
Cradle

Actual player may vary slightly from images shown.

(Cradle is an optional accessory.)

Top view
Front view

12

13
Back view

Bottom view

Left view

Power ON, OFF / Play / Pause button
Previous button

HOLD switch

Next button

Clip

Volume control button

Front view

Right view

Line in jack

DC 5V jack

Charging indicator

Battery charging jack

Line Out jack

Battery release button

USB 2.0 jack

Getting started

Getting started

LCD screen display

LCD screen display

LCD screen display

I MUSIC screen
Menu
Time
Hold indicator

Note

: MUSIC
: FM RADIO

Battery indicator

: RECORDING

Artist

: PHOTO

File name
File number / Total file number

: TEXT
: BROWSER

File type / Play mode
Progress bar

: SETTINGS

Total play time

14

Play time

Note
Menu Examples

Note
The following icons are displayed to indicate the type of file playing.
: MP3

: WMA

15

Getting started

Getting started

LCD screen display

Connecting the product

I FM RADIO screen

Connecting PC – Connecting cable

Stereo

1

Connect the included USB cable to the port on the H10 then to an open USB port
on your computer.

Preset

A

Channel number
Selected frequency
A
B

Frequency bar

B

Frequency range

16

I RECORDING screen

2

Power on the player by pressing the [

] button.

3

Windows may show “Found New Hardware” when the player is first attached.

4

The H10 will display as a new device under My Computer.

5

The H10 is now installed and working properly.
Please see Page 37 for instructions on getting music onto the player.

The LCD screen will display .

Recording status

Free space
Remaining recording time
Record elapsed time

17

Getting started

Getting started

Connecting the product

Connecting the product

Connecting PC – Disconnecting cable

1

Click the icon on the system tray.

Be sure to use the supplied AC adapter to connect the cable
to the player.

Connecting the power – connecting the adapter (player)
1. Connect the supplied cable to the player.
2. Connect the AC adapter to the DC jack on the cable.
3. Connect the AC adapter plug to a power socket.
AC adapter for this product is 100~240V, 50~60Hz.

2

Click the popup message as shown below.



18

3

When the "Safe To Remove Hardware" popup window appears, click the [OK] button
and disconnect the USB cable from PC.

19

Note
If a power source is connected, the charging indicator on the DC jack will illuminate.
(The charge indicator will dim after charging is complete.)

Note
The tray icon may be hidden in some Windows XP operating system settings.
Click the "Display hidden icon" to view the hidden icon.
Hardware safe removal may not be available while using some applications such as
Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player.
Please close all applications using the player before the hardware safe removal process.
In some Windows XP operation system settings, hardware safe removal is temporarily
unavailable due to some internal system communication. Wait for a moment and try it again.

Getting started

Getting started

Connecting the product

Be sure to use the supplied AC adapter to connect the cable
to the player.

Connecting the product

Connecting the power – connecting the adapter (cradle)

Connecting earphone/remote control

(Cradle is an optional accessory.)

(Remote control is an optional accessory.)

1. Put the player into the connection terminal of the cradle.

1. Connect the remote control to the jack on the top of the player.

2. Connect the AC adapter to the cradle's 5.0V DC connector.

2. Connect the earphone to the jack of the remote control.

3. Connect the AC adapter plug to a power socket.





20

21

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Note
If a power source is connected, the charging indicator will illuminate.
(The charge indicator will dim after charging is complete.)

Getting started

Getting started

Connecting the product

Connecting the product

Connecting the cradle

Connecting the cradle – Line-In connection

(Cradle is an optional accessory.)

(Cradle is an optional accessory.)

1. Put the player into the connection terminal of the cradle.

1. Put the player into the connection terminal of the cradle.
2. Connect the Line-in jack of the cradle to the Line-out (or earphone) jack of an external device
with a Line–in/out cable. (Line–in/out cable is an optional accessory.)





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SUB

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Connecting the cradle – Connecting PC

Connecting the cradle – Line-out connection

(Cradle is an optional accessory.)

(Cradle is an optional accessory.)

1. Put the player into the connection terminal of the cradle.

1. Put the player into the connection terminal of the cradle.

2. Connect the USB 2.0 jack of the cradle to a PC with USB cable.
(USB cable is an optional accessory.)

2. Connect the Line-in jack of the cradle to the Line-out (or earphone) jack of an external
device with a Line–in/out cable. (Line–in/out cable is an optional accessory.)





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Getting started

Before using the product

Installing the software

Welcome

Installing the WMP 10
1. The program installation process will start automatically after inserting the Installation CD to the
PC's CD-ROM drive.
Click the [OK] button and follow the on screen instructions which appear as each window.

Chapter 2 I Quick start
Turning on/off the player and Playing music …………26
Controlling volume and changing modes …………… 27

24

25

Quick start

Quick start

Turning on/off the player and playing music

Controlling volume and changing modes

Note

Controlling volume
Button image with white background = Press the button quickly.
Button image with black background = Press and hold the button.

1

Use the [ / ] scroll to control volume
during playback.
: Volume up
: Volume down

Turning on/off the player

1

Turning on the player
Press the [

] button.

The initial screen will be displayed.

Changing mode

Note
If the player does not run after pressing the button,
check whether the HOLD switch is set to OFF or the
battery is discharged.

26

1

1

Select the mode using the [
the main menu appears.

/

] scroll when

There are 7 modes including MUSIC, FM RADIO,
RECORDING, PHOTO, TEXT, BROWSER, SETTINGS.

Turning off the player
Press and hold the [

Note

] button.

The player will be turned off.

Playing music

1

Select the  mode using the [ / ] scroll
and press the [ ] button when the main screen
appears.

2

After finding the music and press the [
play it.
: Resumes the previously played title
: Plays the selected title

] button to

2

Press the [

] button to enter the desired mode.

3

If you press and hold the [ ] button in any screen,
you can return to the main menu.

27

Chapter 3 I Basic operation
Playing music ………………………………………………… 30
Playing music …………………………………………………………30
Setting up the Play mode ……………………………………………34

Playlist function…………………………………………………36
Download Music & Playlists ……………………………………37
Listening to FM radio …………………………………………39
Listening to FM radio…………………………………………………39
Scanning FM radio frequency - Manual search ……………………40
Scanning FM radio frequency - Auto Scan …………………………40
Storing FM radio station - Manually …………………………………41
Storing FM radio stations - Automatically …………………………41
Scanning FM radio frequency - PRESET feature …………………42
Erasing FM radio station ……………………………………………43

Recording ………………………………………………………44
Recording Voice………………………………………………………44
Line-In recording ……………………………………………………45
Recording FM radio station …………………………………………47
Notices for recording …………………………………………………48
Playing the recorded file ……………………………………………48

Viewing images ………………………………………………49
Viewing image file ……………………………………………………49
Getting images on the player ………………………………………50

Viewing text ……………………………………………………51
Viewing text file ………………………………………………………51
Getting text files on the player ………………………………………53

Browser function ………………………………………………54
Browser function ……………………………………………………54

Basic operation

Basic operation

Playing music

Playing music

Playing music

1

30

Press the [ ] button after releasing the
HOLD switch to display the initial screen.

2

Select the  mode using the [
from the main menu.

3

Press the [

4

/

/

] scroll the select the item.

Example: In case of selecting 
[

]

[

/

: Press it to move to the desired item.
] : Moves to the desired item.

[

]

: Press to return to the previous screen.

[

]

: Press and hold to return to the main menu.

] scroll

] button to display the Search screen.

5

In case of selecting 
Select "Artists – Albums – Titles" to search titles.

] button after selecting the title to play

In the Search or main screen, press the
to resume the previously played title.

In case of selecting 
Select "Albums – Titles" to search titles.
In case of selecting 
Select "Genre - Artists – Albums – Titles" to search titles.

Press the [
it.

During playback, press the
button to pause
playback. Press it again to resume playback.

Note

In case of selecting 
Select "Titles" to search titles.

Use the [

6

Use the [

In case of selecting 
(Refer to page 36.)

/

] scroll to control volume during playback.

: Volume up
: Volume down

Note

Volume
down

button

Volume
up

31

Basic operation

Basic operation

Playing music

Playing music

7

Playing previous/next title
Press the [ / ] button during playback to
play previous / next title.
: Plays previous file
: Plays next file

9

Press the [ ] button during playback to display
the EQ selection screen.

the EQ using the [
10 Select
the [ ] button.

/

] scroll and press

Note
EQ consists of SRS and 30 Preset EQ.
To customize SRS and Custom EQ, use the
 menu. (Refer to page 59.)

32

SRS uses a combination of Field Width, TruBase,
FOCUS and Freq. Boost to enhance sound.

8

Custom EQ will be automatically selected after adjusting
Custom EQ settings in the  menu.

Fast-forward / Fast-reverse
Press and hold the [ / ] button during
playback for fast-forward or fast-reverse playback.
: Fast-reverse
: Fast-forward

11

Press and hold the [ ] button during playback to
display the MY Rating screen.

the desired Rating using the [
12 Select
and press the [ ] button.

/

] scroll

33

Basic operation

Basic operation

Playing music

Playing music

Setting up the Play mode
Various Play modes can be used during playback.

1

6

Select the  mode using the
[ / ] scroll when the main screen appears.

Select the desired Play mode using the [
scroll and press the [ ] button to setup
the Play mode.

/

]

Note
The Play mode consists of following options.

2

Press the [
screen.

] button to display the SETTINGS list
: Repeat
Plays all titles in the selected category
repeatedly.
: Repeat 1
Plays a selected title repeatedly.

34

3

Select  using the [ / ] scroll and
press the [ ] button to display the  list
screen.

: Shuffle
Randomly plays all titles in the selected
category and stop.
: Shuffle + Repeat
Randomly plays all titles in the selected
category repeatedly.

4

Move to the  using the [

5

Press the [
list screen.

/

] scroll.

] button to display the 

35

Basic operation

Basic operation

Playlist function

Download Music & Playlists

What is Playlist

Get the last Windows Media Player

"Playlist" is a list of the titles that enables you to manage the titles or other audio files.
Now you can play the music at any time and any place.

In order to copy music & playlists to your player, you must use Windows Media Player 10.
The installation CD-ROM should include the proper version of Windows Media Player.

Playlist in WMP is able to sync with H10.

Windows Media Player 10 can also be found online at :
www.microsoft.com/windowsmedia/download/

Note
In case of selecting 

Please note, purchased music can only be copied to this player using Windows XP and the
latest version of Windows Media Player.

- My Rating
Plays titles in designated rating order.
- My Favorites
Plays titles by playback frequencies.

1

Connect the USB cable to the USB port on the player and to your PC.

- Recently Played
Plays titles in recently played order.

A

- My Playlist
Listen to playlists synced from Windows Media Player.

36

- Quick List
User programmable on-the-fly playlist.
To load the Quick List:
Locate a title using the  menu.
Press and hold [ ] to add it to the Quick List.
'Added Quick List!' will be displayed.
Repeat to add more titles to the Quick List.
Use the  menu to see the Quick List.
Press [ ] button to play it!

A
B

2

B

Open Windows Media Player.
a. Click Start - All Programs - Accessories - Entertainment - Windows Media Player.
b. Click “Library” from the menu button near the top of the screen.
Most of your music should be listed in this libray.
If not, check Windows Media Player help for more information about the library.

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Basic operation

Basic operation

Download Music & Playlists

Listening to FM radio
Listening to FM radio

3

38

4

Locate a Songs & Playlists in the Library and Right-Click on it.
Select “Add to - Sync List”. A “Sync list” will appear on the right side of windows Media
Player listing all the Songs & Playlists to be added to your player.
Repeat for all the Songs & Playlists you would like to add to your player.

Click the “Sync” menu button.
On the right side the Sync screen choose the H10 from the download list.

1

Select the  mode using the
[ / ] scroll from the main menu.

2

Press the [

3

Setup the Preset by pressing the [ ] button and
press [ / ] button to select an FM station.

] button to switch to the FM Radio.

: To previous station
: To next station

5

Click Start Sync to transfer the items on your Sync list to the player.
A progress indicator will show each file transferring.
When complete, copied songs will appear in the “Syncronized to Device” list on the
left side of Windows Media Player and in the specified folder on the right side of the
screen. Disconnect the player from your computer and enjoy your music!

If you prefer to Auto Sync, please select "Auto Sync" in the menu of Set Up Sync.
You can download music & playlists.

4

Use the
scroll to control volume during
listening to FM radio.

Note
In areas where the signal is weak, some channels
may be unavailable or reception may be poor.

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Basic operation

Basic operation

Listening to FM radio

Listening to FM radio

Scanning FM radio frequency – Manual search

1

If  is displayed, press the [ ] button to
disable "Preset" mode, and press the [ / ]
button to increase/decrease the frequency.

Storing FM radio station - Manually

1

If  is displayed, press the [ ] button to
disable "Preset" mode, and press the [ / ]
button to increase/decrease the frequency.

: Decreases by 0.1 MHz
: Increases by 0.1 MHz

: Decreases frequency
: Increases frequency

2

Press and hold the [

] button.

If all 20 available channels are filled, the station will not be
stored.

Note
Up to 20 channels can be stored.

40

Once all 20 channels are filled, new stations can not
be stored. Please refer to page 43 to delete a station
before storing another.

Storing FM radio stations - Automatically
Scanning FM radio frequency – Auto Scan

1

If  is displayed, press the [ ] button
to disable "Preset" mode and press and hold
[ / ] button to Scan for the previous/next
available station.
: Moves to the previous available station
: Moves to the next available station

Note
If the Preset it set to ON, the AUTO SCAN
function cannot be used.

will program up to 20 stations automatically in the 20 channels.
The  function can be set in  -  - .

1

If the  screen appears, move to
[Yes] using the [ / ] scroll.

2

Press the [

] button.

The tuned stations will be stored one by one.

Note
In areas where the signal is weak, some channels
may not be stored.

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Basic operation

Basic operation

Listening to FM radio

Listening to FM radio
Erasing FM radio station

Scanning FM radio frequency – PRESET feature

1

If  is not displayed, press the [
button to enable "Preset" mode.

2

Press the [ / ] button to move to
previous/next Preset station.
: Moves to previous Preset station
: Moves to next Preset station

]

1

If  is not displayed, press the [ ]
button to enable "Preset" mode, and press the
[ / ] button to select a stored station.

2

Press and hold the [

] button.

The selected station will be erased and the next station
will be displayed.

Press and hold the [
the next station.

] button again to erase

Note
42

Only stored Preset stations can be selected.

43

Note
If all channels are deleted, PRESET mode will be
disabled until another station is stored.

Basic operation

Basic operation

Recording

Recording

Recording Voice

1

Line-in recording is only available using the optional cradle.

Line–In recording

Select the  mode using the
[ / ] scroll from the main menu.

1

After connecting the player and cradle, connect the cradle's Line-In jack to
the Line-Out (or earphone) jack of an external device using the Line-In/Out
connection cable.



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2

Press the [ ] button to display the Recording
Source screen.

3

Move to  using the [ / ] scroll and
confirm it by pressing the [ ] button.



CHG
MAIN
SUB

2
4

Press the [

] button to start recording.

5

Press the [

] button to stop recording.

Note
Volume control is not available while recording.
Keep player at least 12 inches from the recording source
to avoid distortion.
You can change the voice setting in the
menu. (Refer to page 62.)

In the Recording Source screen, move to 
using the [ / ] scroll and confirm it by pressing
the [ ] button.

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Basic operation

Basic operation

Recording

Recording
Recording FM radio station

3

Begin playback on the source.
Then press the [ ] button to start recording.

1

Select the  mode using the
[ / ] scroll from the main menu.

4

Press the [

2

Press the [ ] button to switch to Radio mode.

3

Press and hold the [ ] button to record radio
broadcasting while listening.

4

Press the [

] button to stop recording.

Note
Volume control is not available while recording.

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You can change the recording quality and volume in the
 and  menus.
(Refer to page 63.)

] button to stop recording.

Note
Volume control is not available while recording.

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Basic operation

Basic operation

Recording

Viewing images

Notices for recording
Note
Recording is automatically stopped if :
- The player's memory is full.
- The battery is low.

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Viewing image file

1

Select the  mode using the [
scroll from the main menu.

2

Press the [
screen.

3

Move to the desired image file using the
[ / ] scroll in the Image list screen.

4

Press the [

/

]

] button to display the Image list

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Playing the recorded file

1

Viewing image supports JPG file.

Press the [ ] button in recording standby mode
to play the recorded file.

Note
The recorded file is saved in following locations
depending on the SOURCE.
Voice
H10/My Recordings/VoiceYYMMDDXXX.MP3
Line In
H10/My Recordings/AudioYYMMDDXXX.MP3
Tuner
H10/My Recordings/TunerYYMMDDXXX.MP3
(YYMMDD - Y : Year, M : Month, D : Day)

] button to display the Image screen.

Note
Loading time for large images may take longer.
The Progressive JPG is not supported in the Viewing
image file function.
What is Progressive JPG?
Progressive JPG divides the file into a series of scans.
The first scan shows the image at the equivalent of
a very low quality setting, and therefore it takes very
little space.
Following scans gradually improve the quality.

Basic operation

Basic operation

Viewing images

Viewing image supports JPG file.

Viewing text
Viewing text file

5

Press the [ / ] button to move to
previous/next image.

1

Select the  mode using the [
when the main screen appears.

2

Press the [

/

] scroll

: Moves to previous image
: Moves to next image

Press the [

] button to start slide show.

To stop the slide show, press the [

] button again.
] button to display the Text list screen.

Getting images on the player

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1

Connect the player and PC using the cable supplied with the player and
power it on.(Refer to page 17.)

2

Open Windows Media Player.

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3

Move to the desired text file using the [
scroll in the Text list screen.

/

]

4

Press the [

5

Use the [ / ] scroll to move to the previous/next
line during reading text.

a. Click Start - All Programs - Accessories - Entertainment - Windows Media Player.
b. Click “Library” from the menu button near the top of the screen.

Most of your images should be listed in this libray.
If not, check Windows Media Player help for more information about the library.

3

Locate an image in the Library and Right-Click on it.
Select “Add to - Sync List”. A “Sync list” will appear on the right side of windows
Media Player listing all the image files to be added to your player.
Repeat for all the images you would like to add to your player.

4

Click the “Sync” menu button.
On the right side the Sync screen choose the H10 from the download list.

5

Click Start Sync to transfer the items on your Sync list to the player.
A progress indicator will show each file transferring.
When complete, copied images will appear in the “Syncronized to Device” list on the
left side of Windows Media Player and in the specified folder on the right side of the
screen.
Disconnect the player from your computer and enjoy your image!

] button to display the Text screen.

Basic operation

Basic operation

Viewing text

Viewing text
Getting text files on the player

6

Use the [ / ] scroll to move to the
previous/next page during reading text.
: Page up
: Page down

7

Press the [ ] button while viewing text to move to
the desired page.
[

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/

[

/

[

]

]
]

: Selects the location
: Selects the number

1

Connect the player and PC using the cable supplied with the player and
power it on. (Refer to page 17.)

2

Open My Computer :

3

Locate your text (.TXT) files, keep this folder open.

4

Open a second My Computer window.

5

Double click on the H10 device then double click on the  folder.

6

To get text on the player, click and drag the text files from your PC to the "Text"
folder found inside the  folder.

7

A progress window will appear while files are copying.

8

Disconnect the USB cable once all copying has finished.

Windows XP : Start - My Computer

: Moves to the desired page

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Basic operation

Browser function
Browser function
The Browser allows you to navigate all the files on the player.
You can play titles, view images, or display text files with out switching modes.
Several advanced features of each mode will not be available, such as the image slide show,
Artist and Genre searching, etc.

1

Select the  mode using the
[ / ] scroll on the main menu.

Chapter 4 I Useful features
Settings Menu…………………………………………… 56
Settings menu navigation ……………………………… 57

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2

Changing menu ………………………………………………57
Entering the sub menu ………………………………………57
Customizing the function settings ……………………………58
Exit the sub menu ……………………………………………58

Press the [ ] button to display all files in the
player as a tree view.

Menu settings …………………………………………… 59
Sound …………………………………………………………59
Record …………………………………………………………62
Timer……………………………………………………………65
Extra ……………………………………………………………69

3

Use the [ / ], [ ] and [ ] buttons to navigate
through all the files on the player.

I

Useful features

Settings Menu

Useful features
Function control is subject to change with different firmware versions.
User can configure their own settings.

Settings menu navigation
Changing menu

Custom EQ
SRS Settings

1

Select the  mode using the
[ / ] scroll when the main screen appears.

2

Press the [ ] button to display the
SETTINGS menu.

Beep On/Off
Play Mode
Fade In
Voice Setting
FM Setting
Line-In Setting

Use the [
menu.

Line-In Volume

/

] scroll to move to the previous/next

Track Seperation

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57

Power-Off Timer
Sleep Timer
Backlight Timer
Date & Time
Alarm/Rec. Select
Alarm
FM Rec. Timer

Entering the sub menu
Reset All Settings
Language
Scan Speed
Tag Information
Auto Preset
Tuner Region
Copyright

1

Press the [

] button to display the Sub screen.

Useful features

Useful features

Settings menu navigation

Menu settings

Customizing the function settings

1

Use the [

/

] scroll on the main menu.

Sound
1. Custom EQ
Various frequency bands can be selected and customized.

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2

Press the [ ] button to display the contents of
that sub menu.

3

Press the [ / , ] button to customize
the function setting.

[

]

[

/

: Changes frequency band
] : Selects frequency level

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2. SRS Settings
Sets the level of 3D effect.
There are 4 types of 3D effect including Field Width, TruBass,
FOCUS and Freq. Boost.
Field Width : Sets the Field width value.

Exit the sub menu

TruBass

: Sets the Trubass value.

FOCUS

: Sets the sound resolution.

Freq. Boost : Sets the sound boost value.

1

Press the [

] button to exit the sub menu.

Press and hold the [
the main menu.

] button to return to

Useful features

Useful features

Menu settings

Menu settings

3. Beep On/Off

5. Fade In

Sets the beep volume for moving cursor.
Select  or  using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

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When activated, volume increases gradually at playback mode.
You can prevent sudden loudness when you play music file at the
stop mode.

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4. Play Mode
Sets the Play mode.
(For more information about the Play mode, refer to page 34.)
The Play mode can be changed only in the  –  .
Select the Play mode using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

Useful features

Useful features

Menu settings

Menu settings

Record
1. Voice Setting

3. Line–In Setting

Sets the quality of voice recording.
Select , ,  using the [
[ ] button to confirm it.

Sets the quality for recording from external device.
/

] scroll and press the

The available recording times depending on the recording qualities are as
follows.
Low
: 338 hours
Medium
: 169 hours
High
: 84 hours and 30 minutes

Select , ,  using the [
the [ ] button to confirm it.

/

] scroll and press

The available recording times depending on the recording qualities are as
follows.
Low
: 84 hours and 30 minutes
Medium
: 56 hours and 20 minutes
High
: 33 hours and 50 minutes

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2. FM Setting

4. Line–In Volume

Sets the quality of FM recording.
Select , ,  using the [
[ ] button to confirm it.

Controls volume for recording from external device.
/

] scroll and press the

The available recording times depending on the recording qualities are as
follows.
Low
: 338 hours
Medium
: 169 hours
High
: 84 hours and 30 minutes

<1 to 21> levels are available.
Select the volume using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

Useful features

Useful features

Menu settings

Menu settings
Timer

5. Track Seperation

1. Power-Off Timer

While recording from external device, if no sound occurs for
around 1.5 minutes, a new file will be created.

Automatically turns the power off at stop mode after fixed time.

If you use the  function with connecting external
devices such as CD or tape, each track will be save to an individual file.
Select  or  using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

The available time settings are , <10 Sec.>, <30 Sec.>, <1 Min.>,
<5 Min.>, <10 Min.>.
Select the time using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

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65

2. Sleep Timer
Automatically turns the power off after fixed time.
The available time settings are , <10 Min.>, <30 Min.>, <1 Hour>,
<2 Hours>, <5 Hours> and if it is set to , the power will not be turned
off.
Select the time using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

Useful features

Useful features

Menu settings

Menu settings

3. Backlight Timer

5. Alarm/Rec. Select

Sets the time that the backlight stays on.

Sets the time to activate the alarm function or the FM Rec Timer.

The available time settings are , <5 Sec.>, <30 Sec.>,
<1 Min.>, <5 Min.>, <30 Min.>.

Select , ,  using the [
[ ] button to confirm it.

Select the time using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

/

] scroll and press the

Note
Be sure to set the date and time prior to using timed FM recording
or the Alarm function.

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67

4. Date & Time

6. Alarm

Sets the current time.

Sets the time to activate the alarm function.

[
[

[
[

]
/

: Selects item
] : Sets the current time

]
/

: Selects item
] : Sets the time for alarm

Useful features

Useful features

Menu settings

Menu settings
Extra

7. FM Rec. Timer

1. Reset All Settings

Sets the time to activate FM radio recording.

Initializes all settings to original factory setting (if Yes is selected).

[
[

Select  or  using the [
to confirm it.

]
/

: Selects item
] : Sets the time for recording

/

] scroll and press the [

] button

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69

2. Language
Select the language to match the language of your music
ID3 tags for proper display.
40 languages are supported in this function.
Select the language using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

Useful features

Useful features

Menu settings

Menu settings

3. Scan Speed

5. Auto Preset

Sets the speed of fast scan.

You can tune and store FM radio stations automatically.

The available speed range are <1X>, <2X>, <4X>, <6X>.
Select the speed using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

Select  or  using the [
to confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button

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71

4. Tag Information

6. Tuner Region

Displays file information with ID3 Tag information and changes
the configuration of Tag information.

You can tune the FM radio station and choose the step by the
region. Set the tuner region to match your area for best reception.

, only the file name will display.

The available regions are , ,  and .

Select  or  using the [
confirm it.

/

] scroll and press the [

] button to

[
[

/
]

]

: Sets up the available region
: Selects the region

Useful features

Menu settings

7. Copyright
Press the [

] button to see copyright information.

Chapter 5 I Additional information
Troubleshooting ………………………………………… 74

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Additional information

Additional information

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Possible solutions

Symptom

Check whether the HOLD switch on the player is ON.
(Switch it to OFF position.)

The player will not
power on.

Check whether the battery is discharged.
Check it again after connecting the AC adapter.
Check whether the battery is connected correctly.

Poor radio reception.

If the power is still turned on after charging,
please contact iriver customer support.

No sound during
playback.

Possible solutions

Check whether an earphone is connected.
Earphone cord functions as an antenna during radio reception.
Radio reception will be poor unless an earphone is attached to the
player.
Adjust the position of the player and earphone.
Turn off any nearby electronic equipment to avoid possible
interference. If it is effective, move and use the player away from
those sources.

Check whether volume is set to "0".
Connect the earphones plug firmly.
Check whether the USB cable is firmly connected.

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Buttons do not work.

Check whether the HOLD switch on the player or remote control
is ON.
Switch it to OFF position and try it again.

Check whether the plug or connection jack of earphone is dirty.
Dirty connectors may cause noise.

Noise and distortion
during playback.

Characters in LCD
are corrupted.

Check whether the music file is corrupted.
Check it again with other music file.
If the file data is corrupted, noise or distortion may result.

Check whether the right language is selected.
The language setting can be changed in  -  .

Failed download.

The titles saved in
H10 are not played.

Check whether the AC adapter is connected.
If the remaining battery amount is not sufficient, download may not
be available.

Audio titles listed under  will only play if they were
loaded using iriver plus or Windows Media Player.
Use the BROWSER function to locate and play your files.
If the files still do not play, it is possible they are in a format not
compatible with this player. Please consult with the program or
service used to originally retrieve the titles.

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Chapter 6 I Appendix
Specifications …………………………………………… 78
FCC ……………………………………………………… 79

Appendix

Appendix

Specifications

FCC

Category
HDD
PC

Audio

FM radio

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File support

Power supply

General

Item

Specifications

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Capacity

5GB*

File system

FAT 32

Supported OS

Windows XP

Interface

USB 2.0

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

Frequency range

20Hz~20KHz

Headphone output

18mW (L) + 18mW (R) at 16Ω Max. Volume

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.

S/N ratio

90dB(MP3)

Frequency range

± 3dB

No. of channels

Stereo (L/R)

FM frequency range

87.5MHz ~ 108MHz

S/N ratio

60dB

The device manufactured and found to comply with limits for a Class B computing
device according to the specifications in FCC rules Part 15.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions;

3. If your device needs repairs, you must arrange for the manufacturer to
make them if you are to keep the device's FCC registration valid.
This equipment, like other electronic equipment, generates and uses radio
frequency energy. If not installed and used according to the instructions in this
manual, this equipment may cause interference with your radio and television
reception.

Antenna

Headphone / Earphone cord antenna

File type

MP3(MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer3), WMA, TXT, JPG**
Audible

Bit Rate

MP3 : 32Kbps~320Kbps
WMA : 32Kbps~192Kbps

If you think this equipment is causing interference with your radio or television
reception, try turning the equipment off and on. If the interference problems stop
when the equipment is switched off, then the equipment is probably causing the
interference. You may be able to correct the problem by doing one or more of the
following:

Tag

ID3 V1, ID3 V2 2.0, ID3 V2 3.0, ID3 V2 4.0

- Adjust the position of the radio or TV antenna

AC Adaptor

DC 5.0V, 2.0A

- Move away the device from the radio or TV

Battery

Rechargeable battery

Dimensions

95.5 X 54.6 X 15 (mm)

Weight

Approx. 96.2 g

LCD

1.5" 260,000 TFT LCD

If necessary, consult your dealer or an experienced radio or television technician.
You may find this booklet helpful:"How to Identify and Resolve Radio and TV
Interference Problems"(Stock No. 004-000-00345-4), prepared by the FCC and
available from the U.S Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.
See individual devices FCC ID and registration numbers.

Operational temperature

-5 ºC ~ 40 ºC

Max. playtime

Approx. 12 hours
(When used with 128 Kbps, MP3, 20 Volume level,
EQ Normal, LCD off)
* 1GB = 1,000,000,000 Bytes
Not all memory available for storage.
** The Progressive JPG is not supported.

For the customers in Europe
The CE mark on the CD player is valid only for products marketed
in the European Union.

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