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Model: MP 210
User Manual
Manuale d'Uso
Manuel d'Utilisation
MP210 Eng Cover r4 op 1 7/22/04, 10:44 PM
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DIGITAL MP3 PLAYER (MP210) USER MANUAL CONTENTS Introduction ...................................................................... .......... 1 Main Features...................................................................... .. 1 Accessories...................................................................... ...... 1 Product Overview ....................................................................... 2 Front ..............................................................................
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Copyright ................................................................................... 16 Safety and Care ......................................................................... 16 Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 17 Hardware .............................................................................. 17 Software ............................................................................... 18 Caution ...........................
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INTRODUCTION TM Congratulations on your selection of the Oregon Scientific MP210. This full-featured Digital MP3 Player offers a variety of features including multi-format data storage support, support for multiple audio standards, enhanced playback and audio features, up to 512MB built-in memory - all in a slim, credit card-sized design. MAIN FEATURES •World's first see-through display MP3 player with LED light • Support for MP3, WMA and WAV audio file formats • FM radio with option to save up
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW FRONT 1 1. Earphone connection 2 2. Strap connector: Use this to attach the supplied neckstrap 3 3. LCD screen 4. USB connector 4 BACK 1. JOG button: Skip to the next track or next 4 option; Re view the current or previous 5 track / back to the previous option; 1 Start and pause playback / stop play back / 6 confirm selection 2 2. button: Press and hold to turn the power on or off; Enter or exit menu 3 settings 3. REC button: Start recording / direct enter VOICE mode from
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GETTING STARTED Before you begin, please check to make sure your computer meets the following minimum system requirements: • Intel® Pentium® 133MHz or faster • CD-ROM Drive • USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port • 10MB free hard disk space • Microsoft® Windows® 98SE, ME, 2000, or XP • Mac OS 9.0 or above DRIVER SOFTWARE INSTALLATION (WIN 98SE USERS ONLY) WINDOWS 98SE Installing the MP210 driver software will allow your computer to recognize your MP3 player each time it is connected to the computer. 1. Insert
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NOTE: Make sure you turn off the player before connecting to the PC. Once connected the player's built-in battery will automatically begin charging. "READY" will show on the LCD. When the battery is fully charged after approximately 2-3 hours on a continuous charge, the battery icon shows . Please disconnect the player when charging is finished unless you are transferring files. The battery status indicators are as follows: Low Medium Full NOTE: When the low battery indicator shows , recha
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CAUTION: To prevent data loss before unplugging your player from the computer, wait at least 15 seconds to make sure the file transfer is complete. DISCONNECTING PLAYER FROM COMPUTER WINDOWS 98SE 1. Double click the My Computer icon. 2. Right click the removable drive letter your player has been assigned. 3. Click "Eject" from list before disconnecting. WINDOWS ME, 2000, XP 1. Click the "Stop USB Mass Storage Device" icon on the Windows taskbar at the bottom right of the monitor. 2. Click your
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MODES There are 3 main modes to choose from: MUSIC, RADIO and VOICE. To enter each mode: 1. Press MENU to enter the main menu. MENU 1. MODE 2. Press to choose MODE. Press or to select MUSIC, RADIO or VOICE mode. MODE MODE MODE Music Radio Voice 3. The current mode is ticked with a checkmark. Press to confirm selection. MUSIC PLAY To playback music files stored on your player: 1. Press to start playback. 1 1. Playback icon 2. Time elapsed or remaining 2 00:00:02 192Kbps 4 3. RPT ico
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STOP / PAUSE 1. When the player is playing back a music track, press to pause the track, will appear on the display. 2. When the MP3 player is in playback or pause status, press and hold to stop the song. will appear on the display. SKIP / FAST FORWARD / REWIND You can skip tracks or fast forward / rewind the current track. ACTION BUTTON PRESS Skip forward Press repeatedly to skip to the next track. Skip backwards Press repeatedly to skip back to the previous track. Press and hold
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TIP: During the first time you access the RADIO mode, the player will do a one-time auto-select of radio channels and save them in sequential order. While auto saving channels, the buttons are locked. SCAN / PRESET CHANNELS You can either scan for radio stations automatically or manually. When scanning for a station automatically, you player will automatically scan frequencies and stop scanning when a signal strong enough to listen to is detected. 1. Enter "SCAN" status. Scanning... 2. Press
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1 1. REC icon 2. Recording elapsed time 2 00:00:01 3. Voice recording file name 3 VOICE006.WAV 4. Total remaining time 05:04:36 4 2. Press REC to stop recording. NOTE: If the memory availability runs out, the player will deactivate the recording function. WARNING: The player's flash memory may become corrupted during voice record mode, when the unit is powering down, or if there is undue shock applied to the unit. To fix the problem if this occurs, upgrade to the latest firmware. Please see sect
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TIP: Press MENU to revert back to screen was last accessed without saving an option. NO. MAIN MENU MENU OPTIONS / SUB-MENUS Music 1 MODE Radio Voice 2 RPT Normal, One, All, Ran, RPT Ran. 3 EQ Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classical, Pop. 4 DELETE One / All BACKLIT Off, 3s, 7s, 15s 5 DISPLAY CONTRAST 1 to 10 SCROLL Off, 1, 2, 3, 4 6 MEMORY TOTAL, FREE, VERSION English, French, German, LANG Italian, Spanish, Portuguese 7 SETTINGS TIME Elapse / Remain TAG Off / On NOTE: If no key is pressed for 5 seconds dur
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ICON RPT DESCRIPTION PATTERN All tracks are played once from the first song Normal to the last. Repeat the current track. You can press to One skip to the next track. All Play all tracks once repeatedly. All tracks are randomly selected and played Ran back. All tracks are randomly selected then played RPT Ran back once repeatedly. NOTE: RPT is not available as a menu option in RADIO mode. EQ (EQUALIZER) To select 5 equalizer settings in MUSIC and VOICE modes: 1. In EQ menu, press / to select
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DELETE ONE 1. Press / to choose a track for deletion. 2. Press to delete the file. "File deleted" and the free memory will be displayed to confirm that the file has been erased. DELETE ALL If you selected the delete "All Files" option and you pressed to confirm, "Files deleted" will be displayed to confirm the deletion. NOTE: Once files are deleted they cannot be retrieved. NOTE: DELETE is not available as a menu option in RADIO mode. DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY BACKLIT CONTRAST SCROLL
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MEMORY AND FIRMWARE To check the status of your player's total or available memory, or firmware version: 1. Press / to scroll between "TOTAL" and "FREE" memory, and "VERSION". NOTE: The memory status display takes both audio and multi-file formats, and some system files into account when displaying the memory status. SETTINGS LANG (LANGUAGE) You can choose to display the menu information in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese: 1. Press / repeatedly to scroll through th
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BUTTON HOLD The button hold function locks your player to prevent any buttons from being pressed. The indicator will show when the buttons are locked. 1. Slide the HOLD switch on to activate. 2. To unlock the buttons, slide the HOLD switch off. disappears from the screen. RESET Occasionally the MP3 player may not function properly and will need to be reset. When the power is on, press and hold RESET using a blunt narrow-tip stylus or ballpoint pen until the power turns off. Turn the power on t
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6. The current and updated firmware version is displayed in a window. Click the Start button to begin the firmware upgrade process. 7. If a window pops up with the prompt, "Application has detected that firmware download will result in formatting the data area. Formatting data area will erase the media contents," cancel the upgrade process and back up the data stored on player onto your computer first. Then restart the process again. 8. Or, you are given the option to format your MP3 player befo
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COPYRIGHT Voices or sounds recorded cannot be used in ways that infringe copyright laws. Note that some restrictions apply to the recording of performances, entertainments and exhibits, even when intended purely for personal use. Users are also asked to note that the transfer of memory containing data or MP3 files protected under copyright laws are only permissible within the restrictions imposed. SAFETY AND CARE This product is designed to give you years of service if handled properly. Observe
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• Keep your player in a dry, well-ventilated place to prevent it from molding. • Never use headphones / earphones while driving, cycling, or operating any motorized vehicles. • Listening to music at high volume for long periods of time may damage your hearing. Keep the volume at a moderate level. • Do not set headphone / earphone volume to high while using pedestrian crossings or walking. TROUBLESHOOTING HARDWARE Music skips tracks. The music file may be corrupt or an unsupported format. First c
