User`s Manual
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1. D o L WY Favontes ME Desktop E Ben Watt 44 Downloads Extradition Recent Places Iggy Pop i Jay Chou Busy va libraries E Mauro Pelos Documents L New a Music de Nick Garie me Pictures d Roger Rodier Videos de TESTT de WMA Ie lt a Hide Folders aeve Cancel E bad 5 Safely remove the MP350 from the computer using the steps found in the section Disconnecting from a Computer 6 Inthe MUSIC menu use H gt gt I to select Playlist m3u and press _ PI 7 Use K4 lro E uU 8 Use M4 PP to select the LIST number corresponding to the same LIST number that the file was saved as in step 4 and press Ii E Playlist Playback m3u 1 Inthe MUSIC menu use H PP to select Playlist m3u and press Pl Flaylist C rru 2 Use H PPI to select List and press 3 Use M4 9 Usethe 44 f P buttons to move up and down the list of files highlight the file you want to play from the playlist and press Five Yeas Devid Bowne It s lily Life Bon Jori lt gt E File Navigator The File Navigator is a fast and convenient way of moving between tracks files and folders 1 Inthe MUSIC menu use 44 gt gt I to select File Navigator and press File Navigator 2 A list of available files or folders will be shown 3 Usethe PPI buttons to move up and down the list of files Ol wy Heart will Go A2. 1 Pressthe Cf button to enter the Main Menu 2 Use the 4 PL buttons to select SETTINGS and press GII Ee a 3 To exit the SETTINGS menu press the button E Record Quality The quality of an audio recording can be set to Low Medium or High Higher recording quality settings require more memory space to save the recorded WAV files 1 Inthe SETTINGS menu use 44 P i to select Record Mode and press kh or L d L h L F V d EN Record Mode 2 Use 4 Rec ord Quality 3 Use 4 PPI to switch between Low Medium or High and press gt Il to confirm m0 O CO Low Medium High E Record Gain 1 Inthe SETTINGS menu use 44 P gt I toselect Record Mode and press L Pa m d Ly J L V d BI Record Mode 2 Use 4 Record Gain 3 Use 4 PE to increase or decrease Gain and press BST Bran Ber E Power Saving In the SETTINGS menu use lt lt to select Power Saving and press Power Saving 31 E Sleep Timer This function sets a time delay to automatically power off the MP350 regardless of playback status 1 Use 4 PP to select Sleep Timer and press K Sleep Timer 2 Use 144 PP to select a Sleep delay time and press gt II You can choose from Disable 15Minute 30Minute or 60Minute When the selected time is reached the MP350 will automatically po
3. 4 ae LEJ dha F nut a v E E F E Earphones E Micro B USB Cable E Neck Lanyard Quick Start Guide Duick Stet Guiu Iya Features Supports MP3 WMA and WAV music files Vivid all white OLED screen displays clear text at any angle and in any light Recordable FM Radio with 20 station presets Built in microphone recording Playlist Builder Karaoke style synchronized lyrics display A B repeat allows continuous replay of a designated section of a track Supports 13 languages including menus song album title artist name and lyrics USB flash drive capabilities for data transfer and storage Adjustable sleep timer Power saving screen savers and auto shutoff function 8 Equalizer effects including a customizable USER EQ setting Internal Li polymer battery provides up to 12 hours of continuous music playback Built in USB 2 0 connector for easy computer connectivity and fast file transfers Time and date display Max playback time achieved with screen saver set to 10 Sec Blank and Lyrics Sync disabled System Requirements A desktop or notebook computer with a working USB port One of following operating systems e Windows XP e Windows Vista e Windows 7 e Windows 8 e Mac OS X 10 0 or later e Linux Kernel 2 4 or later Safety Precautions These usage and safety guidelines are IMPORTANT Please follow them carefully E General Use Unpack the contents of
4. 24 Shuffle continuously repeats playback of all music files available in random order While playing a song in FITNESS mode press and hold the button to switch Repeat mode 29 RECORD Mode The MP350 supports two different types of recording e Voice Recording FM Radio Recording E Voice Recording 1 Pressthe ct button to open the Main Menu 2 Usethe H pri buttons to select RECORD and press PII Y Y Y E LU S R 4 VX F L 3 An automatically generated file name for your recording will appear on the screen emic H chy 20101001 Way 4 Press Pl to pause the recording and press PII again to resume emic HH chy HW 2010101 Way 00 5 Pressthe t5 button to finish the recording The player will return to the Main Menu O Voice recordings are named and numbered in this format YearMonthDayM WAV Ex 30113M12 WAV would be the twelfth Voice recording made on January 13 2013 O Voice recording are saved in the RECORD MIC folder Use the File Navigator in MUSIC mode to locate and play back recordings O To adjust the recording sample rate please see Settings Record Quality O For best results try to position the MP350 s Microphone as close as possible to the source of the sound or voice you are recording a E FM Radio Recording Please see the Recording the Radio section in RADIO mode for detailed instructions 30 Settings
5. You cannot play or record music when the MP350 is connected to a computer 3 Ifyou are using Windows a new Removable Disk drive with a newly assigned drive letter representing the MP350 will appear in the My Computer window File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Back GQSearch G4 Fold Address Address Em My Computer Control Panel Local Disk C1 are US 319 36 Note F is an example drive letter your My Computer window may differ 4 Always disconnect the MP350 from a computer by selecting the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the Windows System Tray at the bottom of the computer screen Safely Remove Hardware EA a 12 04 PM O A While files are being transferred from a computer to the MP350 the screen will display a WRITING message After files have been successfully transferred the CONNECTED message will be displayed again WRITIMG CONNECTED GCS Se 0 Uep When you copy files or folders from the MP350 to your computer the player will display a READING message indicating that files are being transferred to the computer After files have been successfully transferred the CONNECTED message will be displayed again READIHE CONNECTED G30 Se z DESI 158 NEVER unplug the MP350 during file transfer Unplug the MP350 only when Windows informs it is safe to do so 37 Disconnecting from a Computer Always follow the
6. ms T SIT T O E DO A MUSIL 4 D 20049708717 lit iml P _ a E E Language Set the MP350 s display language including menus song album titles artist names and lyrics The player supports 13 User languages 1 Inthe SETTINGS menu use 44 Phi to select Language and press 2 Select your language with the to confirm Deutsch Italiano E Player Info Display the MP350 s firmware version and available memory capacity 1 Inthe SETTINGS menu use PR to select Player Information and press 2 Press any button to return to the SETTINGS menu 34 Driver Installation E Driver Installation for XP Vista Windows 7 Windows 8 No drivers are required These Windows Operating Systems have built in drivers to support the MP350 Plug your MP350 into an available USB port and Windows will install the necessary files A Removable Disk drive with a newly assigned drive letter will appear in the My Computer window E Driver Installation for Mac OS X 10 0 or Later No drivers are required Plug your MP350 into an available USB port and your computer will automatically detect it 600868 NO NAME O K Macintosh HD Back View Action E Cindy z 35 E se CA Network LA LA NO NAME FMIN DIR LINEIN DIR MICIN DIR Pictures A Applications 4 items 1 38 GB available E Driver Installation for Linux Kernel 2 4 or Later No drivers a
7. product contains a built in rechargeable battery covered by the European Directive 2006 66 EC which cannot be disposed of with normal household waste Please inform yourself about the local rules on separate collection of batteries The correct disposal of batteries helps prevent potentially negative consequences on the environment and human health For products with non exchangeable built in batteries The removal of or the attempt to remove the battery invalidates the warranty This procedure is only to be performed at the end of the product s life 42 Transcend Limited Warranty Above and Beyond is the standard we set ourselves for customer service at Transcend We consistently position ourselves to be significantly above the industry norm which is all part of our commitment to Customer Satisfaction All Transcend information Inc Transcend products are warranted and tested to be free from defects in material and workmanship and to conform to the published specifications During the warranty period should your Transcend MP350 fail under normal use in the recommended environment due to improper workmanship or materials Transcend will repair the product or replace it with a comparable one This warranty is subject to the conditions and limitations set forth herein Duration of Warranty The Transcend MP350 is covered by this warranty for a period of two 2 years from the date of purchase Proof of purchase including the date of
8. purchase is required for warranty service Transcend will inspect the product and decide whether to repair or replace it Transcend reserves the right to provide a functional equivalent or refurbished replacement product Limitations This warranty does not apply to product failure caused by accidents abuse mishandling improper installation alteration acts of nature improper usage or problems with electrical power In addition opening or tampering with the product casing or any physical damage abuse or alteration to the product s surface including all warranty or quality stickers product serial or electronic numbers will also void the product warranty Transcend is not responsible for recovering any data lost due to the failure of a flash memory device Transcend s MP350 must be used with devices that conform to the recommended industry standards Transcend will not be liable for damages resulting from a third party device that causes the Transcend MP350 to fail Transcend shall in no event be liable for any consequential indirect or incidental damages lost profits lost business investments lost goodwill or interference with business relationships as a result of lost data Transcend is also not responsible for damage or failure of any third party equipment even if Transcend has been advised of the possibility This limitation does not apply to the extent that it is illegal or unenforceable under applicable law Disclaimer The foregoin
9. to 5 seconds E Cannot find the file that was just copied to the MP350 Re copy the file and refer to the Disconnecting from a Computer section to remove the MP350 after the copy process is completed E A File that was just deleted still appears Re delete the file and refer to the Disconnecting from a Computer section to remove the MP350 after the delete process is completed E MP350 does not operate after formatting in Windows Formatting the MP350 using the Quick Format or Full Format option in Windows erases the default system information that the MP350 requires to operate To re install the system information please visit http www transcend info com Support DLCenter and download a Firmware Update for your MP350 E How do find out what Windows Media Player version am using e Open your Windows Media Player program e Click on the Help menu and select the About Windows Media Player option e The version of your Windows Media Player will be displayed on the computer screen E Lyrics Sync Why can t see the words of the song am listening to For detailed Lyrics Sync instructions please see the FAQ section on our website at http www transcend info com Support FAQ E An Insufficient Power message is displayed on the screen If your MP350 displays an Insufficient Power message this means the device supplying USB power to your digital music player is not outputting stable or adequate vol
10. 26 2 Use Ke to select Playlist m3u and press Oe a Playlist Cno 3 Use lt 11 4 Usethe 44 Ke buttons to move up and down the list of files highlight the file you want to play from the playlist and press Fi Vis Data amp It s hiv Life Bon Jean y E File Navigator 1 Inthe FITNESS menu use 144 gt gt I to select START and press 2 Use K4 File Navigator 3 Usethe 44 PP buttons to move up and down the list of files OL My Heart will Go A 02 Show Me So Lov y 4 Highlight the file you want to play and press 5 To enter a folder or subfolder highlight it and press 6 Press C amp toexita folder E Sport Setting 1 Inthe FITNESS menu use gt gt P to select Sport Setting and press E Enter Body Weight 1 Inthe Sport Setting menu use Body Weight 2 Use H PPI to select each field Adjust the values of each field with the r buttons and press 27 E Sport Type 1 Inthe Sport Setting menu use 2 Use M4 Climb E Set Goals The MP350 can set three different types of goals Chronograph Timer Calorie 1 In the Sport Setting menu use 144 P to select Goal and press Goal E Goal Chronograph Chronograph lets you track the elapsed time of your workout 1 Inthe Goal menu use PPI to select Chronograph and press Chronograph E Goal Timer Time
11. ECORD FM folder Use the File Navigator in MUSIC mode to locate and play back recordings O To adjust the FM recording sample rate please see Settings Record Quality E Channel List This function will display all saved Radio stations CH 01 to CH 20 1 In RADIO mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use i PP to select Channel List and press Channel List 3 A list of all saved Radio stations will be shown E Save Station The MP350 lets you save your 20 favorite radio stations CH 01 to CH 20 To save current station 1 In RADIO mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use M4 PP to select Save Station and press pave Station E Delete This function will delete the current saved station 1 In RADIO mode press and hold the _ button to open the Options menu 2 Use 1 PP to select Delete and press Delete E Delete All This function resets all saved Radio stations CH 01 to CH 20 If you use this feature the next time you enter the RADIO mode the MP350 will automatically re scan and save the 20 strongest stations 24 1 In RADIO mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use H gt gt I to select Delete All and press cis Gl ii fe Delete All E Auto Search This function will automatically re scan and save the 20 strongest stations as channel presets CH 1 In RAD
12. IO mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use 144 to select Auto Search and press ac EMI Auto search E FM Band The MP350 allows you to choose between World FM Band 87 5MHz 108 0MHz or Japan FM Band 76 0MHz 90 0MHz 1 In RADIO mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use lt T PPI to select FM Band and press FH Band 3 Use 44 PP to select World FM Band or Japan FM Band then press PI to confirm World Fil Band Japan FM Band 25 Fitness Mode 1 Pressthe ft button to enter the Main Menu 2 Use the lt E buttons to select FITNESS and press ARO FITNESS 4 E a 3 The FITNESS menu will be displayed E Playing Audio Files 1 Inthe FITNESS menu use 4 PH to select START and press 2 Use 4 PH to select Last Playing and press 3 Select the song you want to listen to with the 144 PP buttons 01 03 20 ca K Love Story E My Playlists 1 Inthe FITNESS menu use lt lt PH to select START and press 2 Use M4 My Playlist 3 Use the 4 Pp buttons to move up and down the list of files highlight the file you want to play from the playlist and press Five Yeas Devid Bowne It s hiv Life Bon Jean lt P gt E Playlist Playback m3u 1 Inthe FITNESS menu use 44 PP to select START and press
13. Recorded TV Other media Play Burn Clear list Walter And John North Marine Drive Shop Unsaved list Walter And John Ben Watt Aquamarine Ben Watt Slipping Slowly Ben Watt Another Conversation With Myself A Girl In Winter Ben Watt Tiny Girls Iggy Pop Sister Midnight Iggy Pop China Girl Iggy Pop Dum Dum Boys Iggy Pop 9 items 36 minutes 19 3 When your playlist is complete click the Unsaved list button at the top of the List pane and click Save list as to open the Save As dialog box Wording for this action may vary depending on your version of Windows Media Player OU gt Library K lN Organize y Stream vy aja Y Search litle flag a _ Music Videos Pictures Sn Library 4 i gt Playlists i gt LISTO 4 JJ Music H Artist K Album Playlists Genre E Videos Pictures SS Recorded TV fi Other Libraries e Online stores y Play Burn LA Save list Clear list p 10 m E Recorded TV Other media Walter And John North Marine Drive Unsaved list gt i Hide list Shuffle list Sort list by Save list as Skipped items Help with playlists 9 items 36 minutes d aeie we N 0 A m e 20 4 The playlist must be saved to the top layer of the MP350 drive Type the name of the playlist using the naming convention LISTO m3u LIST1 m3u LIST2 m3u LIST9 m3u and save using the m3u file format
14. T 02 Show tle So Loy 4 Highlight the file you want to play and press 5 To enter a folder or subfolder highlight it and press 6 Press C amp to exit a folder 22 RADIO Mode E Listening to the Radio 1 Pressthe t button to enter the Main Menu 2 Usethe buttons to select RADIO and press O The first time you use the Radio the MP350 will automatically scan all frequencies and save the 20 strongest stations as channel presets CH E Selecting a Radio Station To manually select a radio station press gt gt I the FM frequency will increase or decrease in 0 1MHz increments until you reach the desired station Alternatively you can press and hold or to auto scan for the next available station CH 20 ch em L D mH E Recalling a Saved Station Use the _ button to scroll through each channel CHO1 CH20 CH On i CH OF em JUU mz gt BIST E Recording the Radio 1 Select a radio station that you want to record em LOO mHz 2 Press and hold the _ _ button to open the Options menu 3 Use i44 PP to select FM Record and press i l W wt FM Rec ord 5 Press 6 Press to finish the recording and return to RADIO mode O FM Recordings are named and numbered in this format YearMonthDayF WAV Ex 30101F12 WAV would be the twelfth FM recording made on January 1 2013 FM recordings are saved in the R
15. User s Manual Digital Music Player T Transcend Table of Contents INTFOGUGUOIN llas pies 5 Package Contents lisa 5 eU icecereacesdeucecasnysandectececctatecesese lecsteussscce igh aaa aiai 7 System Requirements cccss cesses sse s cesses esse eee e neee eenn een 7 Sale PIECCAUTIONS amanda 8 General ca 8 BACKING UD p T 8 Caution RISK Of R 8 Reminders ausentes 9 Player COMUOIS arancel esis 10 Music Playback o cT 11 Basic elel eT 12 Charono Ne BINET T E 12 POW CE ON na adi 12 POW OF siasre ce reiae ne rane ete re ve eee ie see ee ea en ee A coun veueeaueteuecee 12 Play a SONO nn Pu ee ee ee eee eee 13 PAUSE a ON Us dali 13 Ao A 7 0 A e reer eecr errr eet reer errr err rerrr ee ren roeerer cree 13 PTO VIOUS p Le AAA N AAE aE aAa E iaai AEAEE AE ENEA ES ANAE 13 Fast FOPWard ani ii 13 ROWIN On AA 13 Te y V OLUING lacio 13 BITE TE 12 Back Lele 13 LOCK aci 13 Resina io an 13 MUSIC Mode xvii eanne eenn 14 PAVING AUTO TET 14 PRED Cau A sc tener screen goss ene sees eroee sess eece amen coon sas weusssees seer saescesscasese sence saceeaes 14 EQ OCC TTT 15 AB ROPA in 16 Adding a song to My PlayllST isc 16 KRILA T T 16 BIE _ A A A T A T 17 M AVS gea id 17 IMPOR PIGVIISU SMSU as 18 Playlist Playback MIU 21 EI NaVID AO 22 RADIO MOOG iia ii 23 Listening tothe lt e Te aa 23 Selecting a Radio Station IP E E o enen ennenen 23 Recalling a Saved Station csssssssssssssssssssssesss
16. appropriate language for the content you are trying to display EX if your player s language is set to English and you want to display Japanese characters you must first select Japanese in the Settings Language menu to display the Japanese text correctly e D3 tag information has display priority on the screen of the MP350 You can modify the ID3 tag by using Windows Media Player or Winamp 39 e Ifthe ID3 tag is empty just the file name will be displayed on the screen E Cannot RECORD voice or the FM radio To make sure recorded files do not get lost two safety mechanisms are built into the MP350 e lf remaining battery capacity is less than 10 you cannot enter RECORD Mode e While recording if the remaining battery capacity goes below 10 the MP350 will automatically stop and save the recording E Track playback sounds intermittent Unplug the earphones and plug them back in again to make sure they are securely connected E MP350 powers off automatically The MP350 features Sleep Mode and Auto Power Off functions which are power saving features You can preset your MP350 to power off automatically Please refer to the SETTINGS section for more information E MP350 just isn t working properly lf your MP350 ever stops working properly or locks up try powering it on and off a few times if this does not correct the problem you can Reset the MP350 by using a paperclip or pencil tip to hold down the Reset button for 3
17. aylist 1 Inthe MUSIC menu use 44 Se to select My Playlist and press DAT hy Playlist 2 Use M4 Remove From List 3 Usethe i P buttons to move up and down the list of files highlight the file you want to remove from the playlist and press 01 My Heart vill Go A 02 Show Me So Lov y E Clear Playlist Clear Playlist is the quickest way to clear all the songs from My Playlist 1 Inthe MUSIC menu use 44 P l to select My Playlist and press H G E hy Playlist 2 Use M4 Clear Playlist 3 Usethe 144 PPI buttons to highlight Yes and press PII to clear playlist or select No to go back E Import Playlist m3u For quick and easy playback of your favorite songs the MP350 supports M3U playlist import The MP350 can store up to 10 m3u playlists with naming convention LISTO m3u LIST1 m3u LIST2 m3u LIST9 m3u 1 Connect the MP350 to an available USB port on your computer q MP350 F 18 2 Open Windows Media Player and begin transferring the desired songs from your MP350 drive to the Windows Media Player List pane F Qb prs aa COU gt Library gt Organize Stream v i Library 4 Playlists l gt LISTO 4 Jd Music Artist Album Genre E Videos Pictures Recorded TV Videos Pictures Playlists E Other Libraries e Online stores Y J Walter And John 00 47 f U h Y FE j 4 LA Save list
18. cated on a keyboard Q monitor or other peripheral This_can permanently damage your digital music player When charging the battery please connect the MP350 to your computer s built in USB port Notebook Desktop gt E Power ON Press and hold the PII button to turn on the player An animated logo will appear followed by the player status information After the startup sequence the Main Menu will be displayed indicating the MP350 is ready for use TR HA 96H A e It takes a few seconds for the MP350 to power up E Power Off Press and hold the P button to turn off the MP350 e t takes a few seconds to completely power down e The power off animation will be displayed 12 HT E Play a Song Press the P button to play a selected music or recording file E Pause a Song Press PII to pause and un pause a song or recording during playback E Next Track Press P gt to skip to the next available song E Previous Track Press togo back to the previous song E Fast Forward Press and hold the P gt button to fast forward E Rewind Press and hold the button to rewind E Increase Volume Press once or press and hold the button until you reach the desired volume level E Decrease Volume Press once or press and hold the button until you reach the desired volume level E Back Options Press t in any mode to back to previous Menu Press and hold
19. dium To ensure Hi Speed USB 2 0 data transfer rates when connecting to a computer please ensure the computer has the necessary USB drivers installed If you are unsure how to check this please consult your computer or motherboard Users Manual for USB driver information E Caution Risk of Deafness Repeated or regular use of headphones or earphones at volume levels above 80 decibels can give a false impression that the audio level is not high enough Users may try to progressively increase the volume control therefore risking a dangerous noise level for their ears To protect your health and your hearing keep the volume of your MP3 player below 80 decibels and do not use for an extended period of time Stop use if symptoms like headaches nausea or hearing disorders occur e Your MP3 player is limited to a volume level of 100 decibels e Both the MP3 player and its accompanying earphones are compliant with the French regulation concerning musical Walkmans 24th July 1998 Order e Before using any other earphones confirm that their technical specifications are compatible with the Original set E Reminders e lf you leave the digital music player plugged into a notebook computer that is running on battery power the player will gradually drain power from your notebook s battery e Follow the procedures in the Disconnecting from a Computer section to properly remove your MP350 from a computer e Transcend occasionally releas
20. ennenen ennenen ennenen ennenen enne 22 FIECOFGING Me e Te EEE 23 Channel Lista AAA 24 DAVE A AS 24 IO o A eae ge ae ene memes eeceesaneuneceataancaestectemeetmecwen ste 24 51T Renepeer eee pret ree E MuE EES nner eer ree eS US PE A A 24 AUTO SC cal Css eS a 25 PIM ES DT 25 ITMESS MOE linia 26 PIAVING A A e a A ESEE ANERE 26 UE PAVING TTT 26 Plavist PlayOaCk MSI cesteteets htc reviste lance ete aE ES 26 File Navidad 27 SDOT SOUMING od 27 Enter Body Weight sss sssssssssssssssessseseee enesenn ennenen ennenen nenen ennenen eee 27 SPON TYD e 28 Ser Elo PA oe REE nn er ere eee oer enEe ener ioe eer ene are Saree mre ornare mere rey ePer race errr errr rrr ere 28 Goal OF a fol gece ADN cnc co 28 Goal TIMO C 28 Goal Calorie T 28 e o E REER Ea 29 nepeal Mode a 29 RECORD Modeles ses cecaconscecesecesssedecuaevercastacvaecnaecees 30 VOICE ECON GING vacias TTT 30 FM Radio Recording AAA o cosas ccunscacasesscanacnnecssicesasecscstesanecscsvaceveast 30 OCU OS epson 31 Record QUAY ie sist ea ce es ec ere ise see as ew te bes nee ce aace ates tect bees tactaden ect iteeseesaerauerstiniiar taut 31 Record Galliano 31 POWEer SaVINO caia tii ii 31 Sleep nT asin 32 A A a A O 32 A A netamenswcuun E EE E E E E E 32 S e CC A O 32 CONT aS ia ee ieee ee eee ete 33 OCIS LENI TT HET 33 Date NIT 1 Tle L 34 LINDA ir 34 A O gq A aa E AE iaaa 34 Driver Installation labia 35 Driver Installation for XP Vista Windows 7 Windows
21. es firmware updates for certain products We suggest you visit http www transcend info com and download the latest firmware version for your device Player Controls A T Transcend G H B E S j E F K Hi Speed USB 2 0 Connector O Lock Button Le Volume Down TS Previows Rewnd OoOo Music Playback Screen Record Source Built in Microphone or FM Radio Record Quality Indicates the Record Quality Low Quality Medium Quality High Quality Repeat Mode Normal Random Repeat One Repeat All Repeat Folder Folder and A B Repeat EQ Mode Normal Bass Jazz Soft Classical Pop Rock User EQ Album Artist Lyrics Song Title Displays album title artist name song title file name or lyrics Track Time The total length play time of the file Track Number Current track number and total number of tracks available Play Status Play Pause Fast Forward Rewind Stop or Record status 11 Basic Operation E Charging the Battery Open the MP350 s USB port cap to insert the smaller Micro B connector of the USB cable and plug the large end of the USB cable into an available USB port on your desktop or notebook computer The MP350 s internal Li ion battery will begin charging A battery charging indicator will appear in the upper right hand corner of the player s screen Leave the player plugged in until the battery charging animation stops NEVER plug the MP350 into a USB hub or an external USB port lo
22. eyboard If so unplug it and plug it into an available USB port on your Mac computer e Is the USB port enabled If not refer to the user s manual of your computer or motherboard to enable it E Cannot Power ON Check the following e ls the MP350 connected to your computer If so unplug it e ls the battery out of power If so please plug the player into a USB port to recharge it The battery may drain if connected to a computer that is off or in sleep or standby mode Always ensure the computer is on to charge successfully E Cannot transfer files to the MP350 Unplug the MP350 from your computer wait a moment and plug it back in If this does not work use a paperclip or pencil tip to hold down the Reset button for 3 to 5 seconds E Buttons aren t workin _ Is the Lock button enabled O If so press and hold the Lock button to unlock O E Cannot hear audio playback e Have you transferred any music files to the MP350 If not then you must first do so Only Mpeg Layer 3 and WMA files compressed at a rate of 32Kbps 320Kbps and WAV files are supported e Are the earphones properly connected to the earphones jack If not reconnect them e Is the volume loud enough If not increase the volume level until the music can be heard E Song album artist name is not displayed correctly on the screen e The default language of the MP350 is English Please change the player s Language setting to the
23. g limited warranty is exclusive There are no other warranties including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose This warranty is not affected in any part by Transcend providing technical support or advice Online Registration To expedite the warranty service please register your Transcend Product within 30 days of purchase Register online at http www transcend info com Member Register asp T Transcend Transcend Information Inc http www transcend info com The Transcend logo is a registered trademark of Transcend Information Inc The specifications mentioned above are subject to change without notice All logos and marks are trademarks of their respective companies 43
24. ilable in random order Lt Repeat One continuously repeats the current song EH Repeat All continuously repeats playback of all music files available in consecutive order Repeat in Folder continuously repeats playback of all music files in a folder in consecutive order Normal in Folder plays all music files in a folder one time in consecutive order Shuffle in Folder plays all music files in a folder in random order 14 1 While playing a song in MUSIC mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use i PPI to select Repeat Mode and press i 17 Z S K Repeat 3 Usethe 44 PP buttons to select a repeat mode and press PII to confirm Ey 0 Er IS K Mormal Repeat All E EQ Mode There are eight equalizer modes to choose from Normal Bass m Jazz Soft Classical Pop Rock and FE Custom Settings 1 While playing a song in MUSIC mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Usethe 144 PPI buttons to select EQ Mode and press Equalizer 3 Usethe PPI buttons to select an equalizer mode If music is playing you will instantly hear the difference between each mode through the earphones Mormal 4 Press Pil to confirm the new EQ setting E User EQ Customization User EQ Custom Settings allows you to customize the 5 band equalizer to your personal preference O Inthe EQ menu use 9 P gt I to select C
25. nding MP3 song must be transferred to the MP350 in the same folder as the MP3 file Ex If the MP3 file is GM Last_Christmas mp3 the LRC lyrics file must be named GM Last_Christmas Irc 1 While playing a song in MUSIC mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use P to select Lyrics Sync and press 16 3 Use 44 PPI to switch between YES or NO and press II If lyrics are disabled the album artist and song title information will be displayed during music playback E Delete This function will delete the file from the internal memory 1 While playing a song in MUSIC mode press and hold the button to open the Options menu 2 Use 4 P to select Delete file and press 3 Navigate to the file you want to delete withthe 4 PP buttons and press 0 01 My Heart vill Go Doe Show Me So Loy 4 Usethe 144 PPI buttons to highlight Yes and press PII to remove the file from the internal memory or select No to go back E My Playlists For quick and easy playback of your favorite songs the MP350 supports custom playlist builder 1 Inthe MUSIC menu use lt lt PL to select My Playlist and press 9 Use M4 3 Usethe i ee buttons to move up and down the list of files D ol usd Heart wil Go yA 4 Highlight the file you want to play and press 17 E Remove a song from My Pl
26. procedures listed below before you disconnect the MP350 E Disconnecting the MP350 in XP Vista Windows 7 Windows 8 1 Select the Hardware icon in the system tray 2 The Safely Remove Hardware pop up window will appear Select it to continue Safely Remove Hardware Ed a 12 04 PM 3 A message window will appear stating The USB Mass Storage Device device can now be safely removed from the system i Safe To Remove Hardware The USB Mass Storage Device device can now be safely removed From the system we 12 04 PM 4 Unplug the MP350 from your computer an E Disconnecting the MP350 in Mac OS X 10 0 or Later 1 Drag the Disk icon that corresponds to your MP350 into the trashcan 2 Unplug your MP350 from the USB port E Disconnecting the MP350 in Linux Kernel 2 4 or Later 1 Execute unmount mnt MP350 to un mount the device 2 Unplug your MP350 from the USB port 38 Troubleshooting If a problem occurs with your MP350 please first check the information listed below before taking your MP350 for repair If you are unable to remedy a problem from the following hints please consult your dealer service center or local Transcend branch office We also have FAQ and Support services on our website E Operating system cannot detect the MP350 Check the following e Is your MP350 properly connected to the USB port If not unplug it and plug it in again e Is your MP350 connected to the Mac k
27. r lets you preset the total time of your workout When the time has elapsed the music will stop 1 Inthe Goal menu use 44 _PPI to select Timer and press Timer 2 Use 44 PPI to select each field Adjust the values of each field with the buttons and press E Goal Calorie Calorie lets you preset the total calories you want to burn in your workout When the target is reached the music will stop 28 1 Inthe Goal menu use 44 gt I to select Calorie and press Calorie 2 Use 144 PP to select each field Adjust the values of each field with the r buttons and press P E History The MP350 records the time and goal after every exercise session To review those records 1 Inthe FITNESS menu use gt gt I 10 select History and press 2 Usethe P buttons to move up and down the list of files aa L q 2012 02 y 3 Highlight the file you want to review and press cUlcic s Pmcl 46 x co 05 4 T 0 0 0 3 kcal 4 Press Pl to switch between the time and goal data cole 19119 pmcl 46 E 0190 33 5 Use H4 PL to switch to the previous next record CUle 12 19 pPme0 46 E D009kca 33 E Repeat Mode There are three Repeat modes to choose from in FITNESS mode EH Repeat All continuously repeats playback of all music files available in consecutive order Lt Repeat One continuously repeats the current song
28. re required Plug your MP350 into a USB port and mount it 1 Create a directory for the MP350 Example mkdir mnt MP350 2 Mount the MP350 Example mount a t msdos dev sda1 mnt MP350 A NEVER format your MP350 in Windows 35 Connecting to a Computer E Transferring Files to the MP350 If you want to use your MP350 to listen to music other than the Radio you must transfer music files to the player When the MP350 is connected to a computer it is locked into transferring files You will not be able to play or record any music at this time Please disconnect your MP350 from the computer when you want to use the player NEVER plug the MP350 into a USB hub or an external USB port located on a keyboard monitor or other peripheral This may cause damage to your MP350 When connecting to a computer please connect the MP350 to your computer s built in USB port 1 Open the MP350 s USB port cap to insert the smaller Micro B connector of the USB cable and plug the other end of the USB cable into an available USB port on your desktop or notebook computer While the MP350 is connected to a computer it can only be used for transferring files The MP350 s rechargeable Li ion battery will begin charging MP350 Notebook a Desktop en 2 When connected to a computer the MP350 s screen will display a CONNECTED message indicating that files can be loaded onto the player Co CONNECTED A usg O
29. sss sss sss 35 Driver Installation for Mac OS X 10 0 or Later sss 35 Driver Installation for Linux Kernel 2 4 or Later sees 35 Connecting to a Computer scr 36 Transleirno Files tothe T a iii 36 Disconnecting from a Computer lcs esse esse sss sese cesses ees e esen e enen eee 38 Troubleshooting sisi 39 Tal OTT anaE RA 41 Ordering Information saciar 41 Recycling amp Environmental Considerations secssessseeeeees 42 Transcend Limited Warranty css sssssssss sss sss ssess cesses eee 43 Introduction Thank you for purchasing Transcend s MP350 a next generation MP3 Player that combines all the advantages of lightweight portable music with the benefits of a USB flash drive and includes many extra features such as an FM radio voice recording karaoke style lyrics display and A B repeat functions Your MP350 is equipped with a Hi Speed USB 2 0 interface to transfer data and music files to and from your computer quickly and easily The A B repeat feature allows you to continuously replay specific sections of an audio file ideal for learning foreign languages and reviewing an important part of a song or recording In addition you can make personal memos and record meetings or class lectures using the voice recorder with the built in microphone The stylish MP350 from Transcend will change the way you think about digital music forever Package Contents The MP350 package includes the following items E MP350
30. t The contrast of the OLED display can be adjusted for brighter or darker text Higher contrast levels will drain the battery faster while lowering the contrast level will provide better battery life 1 Inthe Display menu use gt gt I to select Contrast and press Contrast 2 Use 1 PPI to increase or decrease contrast S000 PA unni 3 Press P to confirm the new contrast level E Volume Limit This function lets you enable disable the volume limit and set a maximum limit level to prevent the volume from exceeding a certain value 1 In the SETTINGS menu use the 144 buttons to select Volume Limit and press 2 Use 44 pbi to select on off and press Pil mj C m off on 3 If you select on press once or press and hold until you reach the desired volume limit level and press Pi to confirm LAO E Date Time Settings This option lets you adjust the local time and date 1 Inthe SETTINGS menu use 44 Pl to select Date amp Time and press a Z J Y E Tate amp Time 2 Use 44 PPI to move between 12 24Hr Year Month Day Hour Minute and Second 20H 2009 0817 02 04 21 3 Adjust the values of each field withthe buttons 248 2009 08 79 02 04 21 4 Press PI to confirm your new time settings Tip You can view a full screen version of the player s internal clock by pressing in the Main Menu 02 04 21
31. tage to charge the player s internal battery usually a result of a USB hub or extension cable used This message does not indicate a problem with the music player 40 Plug the MP350 directly into your computer s USB port or a Transcend USB Power Adapter to properly charge its internal battery Specifications Size LxWxH 67 mm x 26 5 mm x 11 7 mm without clip ize L x W x H 67 mm x 26 5 mm x 18 3 mm with clip Weight 229 Music Formats MP3 WMA and WAV Recording Format IMA_ADPCM WAV Estimated Battery Life 12 hours fully charged battery Compression Rates 32Kbps to 320Kbps Signal to Noise Ratio 2 90dB Certificates CE FCC BSMI Warranty 2 years Ordering Information Device Description Memory Size Transcend P N MP350 Digital Music Player 8GB TS8GMP350B 41 Recycling amp Environmental Considerations Recycling the Product WEEE Your product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and reused When you see the crossed out wheel bin symbol attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002 96 EC Never dispose of your product with other household waste Please inform yourself about the local rules on the separate collection of electrical and electronic products The correct disposal of your old product helps prevent potential negative consequences on the environment and human health Battery Disposal Your
32. the button in MUSIC RADIO or FITNESS mode to open the Options menu E Lock When the lock button is enabled all of the MP350 s buttons will be disabled and cannot accidentally be pressed while in your pocket E Reset If the MP350 is not functioning properly you can reboot by pressing RESET for 3 to 5 seconds 13 MUSIC Mode 1 Press and hold the P button to power ON the unit The Main Menu will appear O If the MP350 is already on press the tt button to enter the Main Menu 2 Usethe and PPI buttons to select MUSIC and press MUSIC 4 lit i TNT I E 3 To exit the MUSIC menu press the button E Playing Audio Files 1 Inthe MUSIC menu use gt gt I to select Now Playing and press buttons SALIA ze C1 ih LD Love Story 123 HDO r Oooo 3 Press Pll to begin listening to a music file O While playing a song press once or press and hold Ea until you reach the desired volume level T IA 1111111111111 T TTT O Please see the Specifications section for a list of all music file formats the MP350 supports LAO O Ifthe music player cannot find any compatible files a No Music Files message will be displayed Ho Music tiles E Repeat Mode There are six Repeat modes to choose from Ht Normal plays all music files available one time in consecutive order 24 Shuffle continuously repeats playback of all music files ava
33. the MP350 package carefully Ensure USB conneciors are the same size and shape before connecting never force them Always use the Transcend provided power adapters and cables Using incompatible cables may permanently damage your MP350 Never connect the MP350 to a USB hub USB hubs connect to multiple devices at the same time resulting in inadequate or unstable power supply This may cause damage to your digital music player Known problems caused by connecting to a USB hub include reduced playback time random resets and in the worst case permanent damage to the player s firmware Do not allow your MP350 to get wet or come in contact with water or any other liquids Do not use a damp wet cloth to wipe or clean the exterior case Do not use or store your MP350 in any of the following environments o Direct sunlight o Next to an air conditioner electric heater or other heat sources o Ina closed car that is in direct sunlight Always unplug the player once it is fully charged Avoid charging the player for more than 12 hours Do not charge in high temperature environments or while exposed to direct sunlight To maintain battery health be sure to complete at least one full discharge charge cycle per month E Backing up Data Transcend does NOT take any responsibility for data loss or damage during operation If you decide to store data on your MP350 we strongly advise that you regularly backup the data to a computer or other storage me
34. ustom Settings and press Custom Setting O Usethe buttons to switch between 5 bands 250Hz 500Hz 1KHz 5 5KHz and 8 2KHz The ALL setting moves all 5 bands up or down together Ae O Press to increase or decrease levels of each frequency range LT I J sate I III ah 15 O Press Pll tosave the new User EQ settings E A B Repeat This function will create bookmarks in order to repeat a certain sequence 1 While playing a song in MUSIC mode press and hold the 2 button to open the Options menu 2 Usethe 44 gt _ buttons to select A B Repeat and press 44 uli AiR 4 8 Repeat Press the PII button once to mark the beginning of the portion you wish to repeat Press the PII button again to mark the end of the section you wish to repeat The marked section of the track will playback in a continuous loop 7 A a Press the PII button once more to stop the A B repeat function E Adding a Song to My Playlist This function will add your favorite songs into My Playlist 1 While playing a song in MUSIC mode press and hold the l button to open the Options menu 2 Use i Pi to select Add to My Playlist and press 44 ali SF Add to My Playlist E Lyrics Sync This feature displays the lyrics of a song if available simultaneously during music playback Note For Lyrics Sync to work an LRC file with the exact same file name as its correspo
35. wer off mood Disable E Auto Power Off This function sets a time delay to automatically power off the MP350 after a certain period of time with no user input 1 Use 4 PR to select Auto Power Off and press Auto Power Off 2 Use 44 gt to select a Power Off delay time and press PII You can choose from Disable 15Minute 30Minute or 60Minute When the selected time is reached the MP350 will automatically power off mood Disable E Display Inthe SETTINGS menu use 4 PP to select Display and press Theplay E Screen Saver This function lets you enable disable the screen saver choose which screen saver you want to be displayed and set the time delay for the screen saver to activate Available screen savers are Blank Displays an all black screen to save battery life Clock Displays the current real time 1 Inthe Display menu use e to select Screen Saver and press Screen Saver 32 2 Use 44 pbi to select a Screen Saver delay and press PII The screen saver will commence whenever this amount of time passes with no button activity Available delay timers are Disable 10 sec 20 sec and 30 sec 0 ser Disable 10 sec 3 After you select a Screen Saver time delay a list of available screen savers will appear Use gt gt I to select one of the Screen Saver types and press E Contras
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