User manual MOBIBLU DAH-1200

P/N:SAF120M0B1 User Manual www.mobiblu.com Table of Contents About the Player Cautions for Safety Features Specifications Accessories Names of Parts System Requirements for PC 1 4 7 8 10 12 Basic Operations Power LCD Display Key Operations LCD Display Power On/Off Mode Changes Navigation (Searching Folders During Playback) Setting Up BookMarks Enjoying SRS Locking Listening Music Adjusting Volumes Selecting Songs 12 15 18 19 20 22 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 About the Player Setting Section Repeat Lyrics Recording Voices Recording Music Listening to FM Radio Scanning FM Radio Frequencies Entering Into Preset Modes Deleting Saved Frequencies Recording FM Radio Setting Menus 35 36 37 41 46 48 52 53 55 56 75 78 81 84 86 97 99 100 101 Cautions for Safety For proper use of the player, be sure to keep the following instructions to avoid danger or physical damage. Software System Requirements for PC USB Connection & Disconnection File Downloading & Uploading Formatting Lyrics Marking Don't expose the player to a direct heating temperature object. (The player can be damaged by heat conductivity.) Avoid exposing the player to dusty and humid places as possible as you can. (The player can be damaged.) Customer Support Remote Control Instruction All These Things Are Normal Warranty Services FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT Don't drop or give a severe shock to the player. (This may cause damage.) Don't touch or connect the player to other devices with wet hands. (If the player is connected to a power source, you could get an electric shock.) 1 Cautions for Safety Cautions for Safety While riding on bikes or motorcycles, don't use earphones. Since chemicals or rinsing detergents can change or peel the surface off of the player, don't use them. When carrying the player and a battery in your pocket, do not put metals like coins or keys together in it. (This may cause to set a fire because of the friction between the metals and the battery) Distributing music files to other people without permission is a violation of a copyright law. 2 If the player is out of order, call our customer services, but never try to disassemble, repair or rebuild it. Listening to the music for a long time with volumes high may cause a hearing sense disorder. We shall not be liable for the losses of data in the player by users' carelessness. (Don't forget to back up important data) Earphones should have a long strap. When you wear headphones, the strap should be positioned behind your neck. 3 Features Sensitive Design With a sophisticated and luxuriously design, you feel the easy of the use. Features Display Lyrics during play mode You can see the lyrics of the song on the LCD during playing the music file. USB Cradle By adopting a Cradle System with USB Cable, you can easily transfer files to other devices. Also bright LED light creates a gorgeous atmosphere in darkness. Distinctive EQ Equipped with 5-band equalizers (Live, Classic, Jazz, Dance, and Rock), you can enjoy various tones of music just the way you want to listen to by adjusting the equalizers. Mass Storage Connected to a computer, it's recognized as a removable storage disk in "Windows Explorer," enabling you to upload and download files easily. Firmware Upgrade By upgrading firmware, users will get the most recent OS updates through the Internet, giving them additional functions and file format support. Complete Implementation of OGG Codec You can play OGG files as well as general MP3 and WMA files with the player. Since the OGG files have an excellent compression quality, you can enjoy almost as good as the original sound quality of your music. MP3 Direct Encoding (Music Recording) Since, without having to connect to any PCs, you can directly save and record data to the player as digital files in real-time while enjoying FM Radio, CDs and music or contents in an audiocassette tape, this is a must-have for students and workmen who not only want to enjoy music but also need a repeat function for studying TOEIC and TOEFL and practicing Conversational Skills. One-Touch SRS Without having to do a complex button operation, you can experience 3D Surround Sounds by just pressing the One-Touch button of the player. 4 Voice Recording With a high-sensitive built-in microphone, it can be used as professional voice recorder having versatile functions. 5 Features FM Radio Listening and Recording You can enjoy FM radio programs as well as digital music such as MP3, WMA, and OGG. You can even record a part of the music that you are listening to directly from the radio to the player, which you can listen to repeatedly and save into your PC. Description Items Frequencies Headphone Output S/N Ration Antenna Frequencies Headphone Output S/N Ration Format Files Support USB Bit Rate Download speed Specs Specifications 87.5MHz ~ 108.0MHz Max. 7mW (16Ohm) Volume 50 Headphone Output 20Hz ~ 20KHz Max. 15mW (16) 90 MP3, WMA, OGG MP3:16~320Kbps, WMA:32~160Kbps OGG:80~320Kbps FM TUNER Perfect for Studying Languages (Playing Speed & A-B Section Repeat) Supports a tool for studying foreign languages by providing a Section Repeat A-B, which is very comfortable for studying languages, and an adjustable speed for the songs played. Audio Seconds-Based Resume Function When you turn off the player and turn it on later, the player will resume back to the same status. In addition, the volume, EQ, and Play List of the last music you listened to, will also resume back to the same status. Max. 6Mbps(USB Version 1.1) Voice: 1040 Min/256MB About 12 Hrs Recordable Time Max. Playback Time Knowledge Bank!! Range of Operating Temperatures -5~70 Dimensions (W×H×D) Weight (except battery) Battery 38×75×20mm 38g 1.5V Alkaline Battery What is Ogg Vorbis? It is a new format of digital music, which is opposed to charge money for using MP3 files. One of the features is that, without taking much space, it enables you to enjoy a quality of music, which is as good as the original one. It also supports VBR (Variable Bit Rate). 6 7 Accessories USB Cradle By adopting a Cradle System with USB Cable, you can easily transfer files to other devices. Also bright LED light creates a gorgeous atmosphere in darkness. Accessories Manual A detailed explanation of how to use the player is provided for new users of digital audio players. Necklace A fashionable and transparent necklace is supplied. Direct Encoding Cable When you directly encode sounds, you can use this cable to connect this player with an external audio. Battery 1 AAA battery is included. Optional Items Mini USB Jack With this short USB cable, you can comfortably transfer files in a narrow space. Remote Control Armband Leather Carrying Case Battery Charger Earphones Bundled with high-quality earphones, you can enjoy more powerful sounds. Software CD For users whose operating system is Windows 98 SE that does not support a mass storage function, install this program before connecting the player with your PC. 8 FM Modulator Cassette Pack for Automobiles 9 Names of Parts Front/Side Power, Play, Pause, FF/REW Button Names of Parts Back/Top/Bottom Necklace Connection Link Earphones Jack Microphone LCD Screen SRS Button REC, Repeat A-B Button VOL/MENU Button Hold Switch Battery Cover USB Port Encoding Port 10 11 System Requirements for PC The minimum requirements for PC to use the player are as follows; Microsoft OS (Windows 98 SE, ME, 2000, and XP) CD-ROM Drive CPU with Pentium 200MHz or higher processor More than 32MB of RAM (64MB for Windows ME or 2000) More than 128MB of Hard Disk Capacity (Additional volumes are required to save music files) USB Port available (Version 1.1) Open the battery cover by sliding the cover gently into the arrow direction. As shown on the back of the AAA battery, insert it with right poles (+, -). Power Inserting Batteries Use a Cylinder Type AAA battery After checking the insertion, adjust the cover of the battery to the groove of the player securely. 12 After adjusting the groove, gently slide the cover slowly into the arrow direction to close it. 13 Power Display Of The Remaining Power The display of battery' residue capacity can be variable at opening period after the s power on. It will be stabilized after 5 to 6 seconds from the power on displaying the real amount of battery residue. (reference to the use of accessory) Full Mid Shortage Due to the characteristics of the normal battery the display shows more powers than it really has in the battery when it has been already exhausted. Replace the battery in this case. (Alkaline battery lasts longer than manganese battery.) Replace the battery to the new one in the following cases; 1. LCD displays "Low Battery". 2. The product does not respond to the button pressing. 3. LCD does not respond to the button pressing. LCD Display Music Mode Display a b c d e fg h Battery Type Alkaline Battery 1) 1EA: 12hrs (AAA Alkaline Battery) Elapsing Time 12hours with one 1.5v alkaline battery (AAA) 2) MP3 128Kbps i j k lm h. Equalizer i. Title of Files j. Song Number k. Elapsed Playback Time l. File Compression Rate (Bitrate) /LDB m. Playback Position 15 1. Conditions of Continuous Playback Time 3) Volume Levels: 16 (Basic) 4) Output: Max. 15mW The above result is tested by using alkaline batteries sold in the streets, and is subject to change according to the kind of battery used, manufacturers, and conditions of use. a. MUSIC/VOICE/LINE Mode b. WOW, SRS, T.B c. File Formats To Play d. Play Mode e. Battery Status f. Volume Changes By Number g. Volume Changes By Picture 14 LCD Display FM Radio Mode display a b c d e fg h LCD Display Music Mode Display Button Playback /Pause FF Pressed Time Stop State Power Off Playing Power Off Plays a current song Pauses the current song Moves to the next track. Moves to the next song Successive Forward Track Forward Fast Search from the current position. Search Moves back to the previous song. Successive Backward Track Search REW i j g. Volume Changes displayed with a picture h. Equalizer i. Frequency Bar j. Frequency SRS Within 5 seconds after play: Moves back to the previous song. 5 seconds after play: Plays at the beginning of the current song Backward Fast Search from the current position WOW->SRS->T.B a. FM Mode b. Auto/Manual c. Preset Number 1 ­ 20 d. Mono/Stereo e. Remaining Battery f. Volume Changes displayed with a number WOW->SRS->T.B Navigation starts Navigation Starts Repeats "A-B" Sets a bookmark Selects Menu REC Shows Bookmark lists Ready for Voice Record Selects Menu MENU 16 Selects Mode Selects Mode (MUSIC/VOICE/Line In/FM) (MUSIC/VOICE/Line In/FM) 17 Simple Key Operations Button VOL+ Pressed Time Stop State Volumes 1 level up LCD Display Playing Turns up the volume 1 level Button FF Pressed Time Stop State Increases frequency one level up Power Off Decreases frequency one level down Power Off Preset Mode Moves 1 station up to the next Preset Moves successively up to the next presets Moves 1 station down to the previous Preset Moves 1 station down to the previous Preset Moves successively down to the previous presets Volumes up successively Turns up the volume successively Volumes 1 level down Turns down the volume 1 level Volumes down successively Turns down the volume successively VOL- REW Music/Voice Record Mode Button REC Pressed Time Rec Ready Voice Record/Music Record Start REC Recording Voice Record/Music Record Stop Forward Track Search Selects FM Menu Selects FM Menu Selects Mode (MUSIC/VOICE/LINE/FM) Selects Mono/Stereo Cancels Preset Mode Turns up the volume 1 level Turns up the volume successively Turns down the volume 1 level Turns down the volume successively MENU Selects Mode (MUSIC/VOICE/LINE/FM) Selects Mono/Stereo FM Radio Mode Button Playback/ Pause Pressed Time Stop State Receive Power Off SRS Preset Mode Receive/Ready to receive Power Off Starts Preset Mode Volumes 1 level up Volumes up successively VOL+ VOL18 Volumes 1 level down Volumes down successively 19 Power On/Off Power On Pressing the [Play] button once and long, the power is turned on with the following screens. Power On/Off Power Off Pressing the [Play] button once and long, the power will be turned off with the followings on the LCD screen. Tips You Must Know! In a HOLD state, only HOLD is displayed on the screen, but the power will not be turned on. Insert a fully charged battery before you turn on the power. If there isn't much battery left, "Low battery" will be displayed on the screen but the power will not be turned on. 20 Tips You Must Know! When the time for "Auto Power Off" exceeds the designated time under the state of Stop or Pause, and if the user does not press buttons further, power will be turned off automatically. After turning off the power, if the user presses the play button, then playback will begin at the very position of the latest song played. In this case, all the settings such as volumes, track numbers, and equalizer, are completely restored. (Seconds-Based Resume Function) 21 Mode Changes Mode Changes There are 4 modes; MUSIC, VOICE, LINE, and FM. 1 Mode Changes movement, enters 3 After the by pressing the player button. into the mode you selected the [Play] 3 1 Press the [Menu] button long. 2 By using the [Play] button move to the mode that you want. 2 22 23 Navigation (Searching Folders During Playback) Navigation (Searching Folders During Playback) Navigation (Searching Folders During Playback) 1 3 By pressing the [Play] button, you can move to subfolders. Press the [SRS] button long, and the player will enter into the navigation mode. the [Play] button, 2 By usingand downward. you can search the folders and files upward 4 By pressing the [REC] button, you can move to upper folders. 24 25 Navigation(Searching Folders During Playback) Selecting Folders To Play Setting Up BookMarks Setting Up BookMarks Under the [Play] state, press the [REC] button long and set up the bookmark. 1 Press the [SRS] button long, and the player will start folder navigation. 2 After entering into the folder to play with the [Play] button, select a file. Playing BookMarks 3 If you press the [Play] button, the file will be played. 1 Under the state of Pause or Stop, press the [REC] button briefly, and then the following screen will be displayed. You can check the bookmark that the user set up. 26 27 Setting Up BookMarks Enjoying SRS Enjoying SRS Pressing the [SRS] button briefly will change the mode from WOW > SRS -> T.B. 2 By using the [Play] button, you can search the position you bookmarked. the [Play] button will 3 Pressingthat you bookmarked.play the position In Menu modes, you can set up WOW, SRS, and TB in consecutive order. Tips You Must Know!! You cannot bookmark in a state of Stop or Pause. You can set 5 bookmarks at its maximum. 28 29 Locking Locking If you push up the [HOLD] switch of the player, it will be in the state of lock. Listening Music Playing Music Under the state of Pause or Stop, if you press the play button, then the file will be played with the following screens. Stopping the Play of Music Reference!! 30 - Under the HOLD state, no button will work. - Under the Hold state, the power will not be turned on. (HOLD screen will show up briefly and soon disappear) If you press the [Play] button during the music play, the music will stop with the following screens on the LCD display. 31 Adjusting Volumes Turning Up The Volume If you push the [VOL/MENU] button into the direction of VOL+, the volume will be increased with the following screens. Selecting Songs Searching Tracks Under the state of Stop, Pause, and Playback, you can use the [Play] button to search the tracks. Reference! Under the state of Stop and Pause, if you push the [Play] button long, then fast track search will start. Turning Down The Volume If you push the [VOL/MENU] button into the direction of VOL-, the volume will be decreased with the right screens. 32 If you press the button to the direction of FF briefly, the player moves to the next song. If you press the button to the direction of REW briefly, the player moves to the previous song. 33 Selecting Songs Searching Songs During the Play During the play, if you push the [Play] button to either FF or REW direction, then the player will search the current song fast forward or backward. Setting Section Repeat Repeat A-B Mode (Section Repeat within the Current Song) 1 Setting Repeat A (Repeat Sections within the Song played) During the play, press the [REC] button briefly at the position where you want the section repeat to begin. 2 Setting Repeat B If you press the [REC] button again briefly at the end of the position where you want to finish, then the section repeat will be played repeatedly. 34 3 To cancel the section repeat, just press the [REC] button briefly. 35 Lyrics Tips You Must Know!! Lyrics support is only available with lyrics-marked files through "Lyrics Manager." It is only available with MP3 and WMA files with lyrics-marked. If the player is in the state of Pause or Stop, this function will not be available. Recording Voices Recording Voices 1 Press the [VOL/MENU] button long and enter into the [MENU] mode. 1 You can see the lyrics only during the playback. LDB on the 2 Find files marked asthe playback. LCD screen during "ON," having Setting 3 If you selectwill seeafter lyrics onselected MENU MODE->after > LDB, you the the LCD screen. Again, entering into the Menu mode and changing the value of LDB to "OFF," then the lyrics will disappear. 2 After moving to the "VOICE" menu by using the [Play] button, press the [Play] button, and then the player enters into the "VOICE" mode. 36 37 Recording Voices button 3 If you press the [REC] begin. briefly in a state of "Rec Ready," recording will Recording Voices Tips You Must Know!! If you press the [REC] button long in states of Music mode and Pause/Stop, the player will be in the state of "Rec Ready." To cancel the Rec Ready, press the [SRS] button. If you use the VOR function during the VOICE recording, you can avoid unnecessary recordings and save the memory. (Refer to the Page 72) While voice recording, you can pause and resume by pressing the [PLAY] button. Even if you adjust the volume during the recording, the recorded volume will be constant and adjusted automatically. Voice recording will stop automatically if the memory usage nears full, and files will be saved up to the point before the stop of the recording. Sensitivity is subject to change according to the distance of the sound source. If you forcibly take out the battery during the recoding, it may cause a malfunction, and the files you recorded will not be saved. Current elapsed time for recording No. of recorded file Remaining time for recording in the memory press the [REC] button again, 4 If youthe following screen on the LCDthe recording will stop with display. Reference!! 38 The recorded files will be stored into a folder as MP3 files and saved in the name of V001.MP3, V002.MP3, and etc. 39 Recording Voices Playing Recorded Files Pressing the [Play] button in a state of Pause or Stop will play the files. Recording Music Recording Music 1 Like the picture below, connect the encoding cable with the player and the headphones port of the audio to record. Earphone (Loop Back) Audio Jack Stopping Voice Recorded Files If you press the [Play] button during the play mode, it will stop. Encoder Jack Line-in Cable Reference!! 40 You can listen to your recordings with your earphones. (Loop Back function) 41 Recording Music the Menu mode 2 Enter intothe [VOL/MENU] by pressing button long. Recording Music the Rec 4 Pressingrecordingbutton briefly on the state of "Rec Ready," will start. Current elapsed time for recording 3 After moving to the "LINE" menu by using the [Play] button, and press the [Play] button again, the player enters into the "LINE" mode. No. of recorded file button 5 If you press the [REC]screen again, the following screen will be displayed on the LCD and the recording will stop. Remaining time for recording in the memory Reference!! Recorded files will be saved into the LINE folder. 42 43 Recording Music Tips You Must Know! After music files are recorded, their formats will be MP3 files and will be saved into the LINE folder, and the names of the file will be E001.MP3, E002.MP3, and etc. Even if you adjust the volume during the recording, the recorded volume will be constant and adjusted automatically. Music recording will stop automatically if the memory usage nears full, and files will be saved up to the point before the stop of the recording. If you forcibly take out the battery during the recording, it can cause a malfunction, and the files recorded will not be saved. Recording Music Playing Recorded Music Files If you press the [Play] button during the state of Stop or Pause, the following screen will be shown on the LCD display. Stopping The Recording of Music Files If you press the [Play] button during the playback, the right screen will be displayed on the LCD screen. 44 45 Listening to FM Radio Listening to the Radio Setting Mono/Stereo Listening to FM Radio While listening to the FM radio, if you press the [SRS] button briefly, then you can select between MONO and STEREO. 1 Enter into the Menu mode by pressing the [VOL/MENU] button long. 2 After moving to "FM" by using the [Play] button, press the [Play] button, then you can listen to the FM radio. Reference!! MONO: Receives an FM radio broadcast over a single sound. Stereo: Receives an FM radio broadcast over a stereophonic sound. 46 47 Scanning FM Radio Frequencies Scanning FM Radio Frequencies Saving FM Radio Frequencies Saving FM Radio Frequencies Manual Frequency Scanning the frequencies 1 Scanthe [Play] button. you want to save with 1 In FM mode, search your favorite frequencies by using the [Play] button. 2 Enter into the FM menu mode by pressing the [VOL/MENU] Manual Frequency Scanning If you push the [Play] button briefly backward or forward, then the frequency will be increased or decreased by 0.1MHz, respectively. button briefly, and then select the "Manual Preset" with the [Play] button and press the [Play] button briefly. Automatic Frequency Scanning If you push the [Play] button long, then the frequency will be continuously increased or decreased, respectively, receiving the most receivable frequency during the scanning. Each FM radio station uses different range of frequency, and the range will be subject to change according to the regions and countries. 48 49 Saving FM Radio Frequencies [Play] button, 3 After selecting the "Preset No." with thethe change. pressing again the [Play] button briefly will save Saving FM Radio Frequencies 2 If you select "ON" from the Auto Preset menu, then the following is displayed on the LCD screen and the frequencies will be set automatically. Automatically Saving FM Radio Frequencies mode by 1 In FM mode, enter into the FM menuselect the pressing the by [VOL/MENU] button briefly and then "Auto Preset" pressing the [Play] button. And press the [Play] button. Reference!! - During the scanning of the frequencies up to 108.0MHz, the Preset NO. will be changed to `P01' as it finds a receivable frequency. - Pushing the [Play] button during the "Auto Search" will stop the scanning. 50 51 Entering Into Preset Modes Reference!! You can find frequencies that a user saved by entering into the Preset mode. Deleting Saved Frequencies Deleting Saved Frequencies Enter the FM menu mode by pressing the [VOL/MENU] button briefly in an FM radio mode. And then after selecting the "Preset Delete" with the [Play] button, press the [Play] button briefly. button long while listening 1 Pressing the [SRS] lead you to the Preset to the FM radio will mode. 2 Use the [Play] button to scan the saved frequencies. Deleting Entire Frequencies Saved If you select "ALL" with the [Play] button, all the saved frequencies will be deleted. 3 Pressing the [SRS] button once more will cancel the mode. 52 53 Deleting Saved Frequencies Partially Deleting Frequencies Saved Recording FM Radio 1 Select "EACH" with the [Play] button. 1 While listening to the FM radio, pressing the [REC] button briefly will start the recording. 2 After selecting the "Preset NO." with the [Play] button, press the [Play] button to delete it. Recordable Time based on Memory available Record Time Elapsed 2 Pressing the [REC] button briefly will stop the recording. Reference!! 54 Once the FM Radio recording is done, the files will be saved in an FM folder with the following names such as F001.MP3, F002.MP3, and etc. 55 Setting Menus Browsing Menus Using Menu Buttons The Menus of this product are as follows. Refer to the below before use. Setting Menus To use the Menus of the player, refer to the followings. 1 2 3 Enter into the main menu by pressing the [VOL/MENU] button. With the help of [Play] button, search the main menus. Select the main menu after searching. 4 Main Menu There are 14 Main Menus 5 6 Sub Menu Each main menu has its sub menus. With the help of [Play] button, search a sub menu. Select or save the sub menu you searched. Escape from the menu you selected by pressing the [REC] button. 56 57 Setting Menus Setting From the main menu, select the `Setting." LDB This enables the player to display lyrics of the song on the LCD screen. ON ­ Lyrics will be displayed on the LCD screen. OFF ­ Various information including file formats, playback modes, and elapsed time will be displayed. Setting Menus Backup Delete This initializes all the functions set and saved. ON: All the information will be initialized. OFF: Information that a user set will be saved. Fade In Resume This is a function that recovers all the previous settings such as the volume of the last song, EQ, and the position of the play, exactly the same as before it was turned off. ON- Function settings will remain the same. OFF-Function settings will NOT remain the same. The function being turned on, music will be played with the volume turned up gradually. ON: Power is turned on with the volume up by level. OFF: Power is turned on with the volume up at once. 58 59 Setting Menus Recording Select the "Recording" from the main menu. Voice In a voice recording, you can set up to 32/64/96/128Kbps of bit rate. Setting Menus FM In an FM radio recording, you can set up to 32/64/96/128Kbps of bit rate. Display Line in In a voice recording, you can set up to 64/96/128/192Kbps of bit rate. Select "Display" from the main menu. Contrast You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen. (From 1 through 10) 60 61 Setting Menus Scroll Speed You can set the passing speed (1 ­ 5) of the file name on the LCD screen. Constrast Scroll Speed Back Light Setting Menus Timer Select "Display" from the main menu. Auto Power Off If, in the state of PAUSE or STOP, there is no activity on the buttons of the player for more than [30 Sec/1 /2 /5 /10 Min], the power will be turned off automatically. Backlight Time You can set up the time of backlight duration as DISABLE, 5/15/30/100/200 Seconds and ALWAYS on the LCD screen. Sleep Mode If the Sleep Mode [DISABLE/10/20/30/60 MIN] is established under the state of PAUSE or STOP, the power will be turned off automatically after the designated time. 62 63 Setting Menus Play Mode Select "Play Mode" from the main menu. Play Mode This sets various modes such as NORMAL, REPEAT, REPEAT ALL, RANDOM, and RANDOM ALL during the playback. Setting Menus Play Speed Select "Play Speed" from the main menu. Play Speed This adjusts the speed of the playback with 0.3, 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5 times faster or slower speeds. vol vol Select EQ NORMAL : Plays songs of the current folder once in consecutive order. REPEAT : Plays only the selected song continuously. REPEAT ALL : Plays the entire songs repeatedly in consecutive order. RANDOM : Songs are played randomly regardless of the order of the songs of the current folder, and playing will stop after the entire songs are played one time. RANDOM ALL : For the entire folders, songs will be played the same style as that of RANDOM. Select "Select eq" from the main menu. Select EQ This sets various tones of EQ (Live, Classic, Jazz, Dance, and Rock). 64 65 Setting Menus EQ Edit Initializing the EQ Edited Setting Menus Select "EQ Edit" from the main menu. EQ Edit This enables users to edit the EQ to their tastes. 1 Select "EQ Edit" from the menu. the appearance the 2Upondisplay, press theof[SRS]equalizer edit screen on the LCD button briefly. Editing EQ Band Audible Frequency Settings Audible Frequency Values [PLAY] button Moves the band. (5 Bands) This initializes the user-defined values of the equalizer. [VOL/MENU] button Adjusts sound tones. (24 levels: Ranging from ­12 to +12) Reference!! - If you do not set the Edit EQ menu separately, you will enjoy the music with the default values in the player. 67 66 Setting Menus Graphic EQ Select the "Graphic EQ" from the main menu. Graphic EQ There are 3 kinds of Graphic EQ (WAVE, STEREO IMAGE, and FILE INFO), which enable the LCD to display screens in various ways. Setting Menus Repeat Folder Repeat Folder This sets Folder Playback Mode during the playback. ON: Plays the entire folders in consecutive order. OFF: Plays only files in a current folder. Select the "Repeat Folder" from the main menu. WAVE Displays WAVE IMAGE. STEREO IMAGE Displays STEREO IMAGE. FILE INFO Displays a list, elapsed playing time, Bit rate, and LDB. 68 69 Setting Menus SRS Select [SRS] from the main menu. TruBass This sets a reinforced bass sound from 1 ­ 10 levels. Setting Menus Reference! SRS, developed by the SRS Labs, Inc., is the most representative 3D sound technology, which gives us a stereophonic sound by using only two speakers, but seems to be using multi channel speakers. This is composed of `SRS' featuring surround sounds, `TruBass' reinforcing a bass sound, and `Focus' improving high fidelity, and users can select each of these functions at their disposal. Headphone Select By setting up the headphones or speakers you use, you can enjoy better SRS sounds. SRS This sets a 3D surround sound from 1 - 10 levels. SRS Trubass H.Phone S/E 70 71