IRiver iMP-400 User's Manual
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1. GENERAL J BEEP VOLUME 0 11 12 03 gt M4 When activated player returns to the same ESTNE _ GENERAL J settings after STOP or Power OFF OOFF gt MON Erfade in _GFlanguage SOUND FADE IN T EJ cd esp When activated volume increases gradually at playback mode to prevent SOUND FADE IN sudden loudness O OFF gt M ON GENERAL J BEEP SOUND VOLUME oroia A LANGUAGE Supports 37 languages GENERAL J 4 pa 4 When activated displays proper fonts for tracks and ID3 tag information ELT Faeroese O Finnish a Each control option is configured BEEP SOUND VOLUME by three buttons x or CD ANTI SHOCK Pre buffering technology applied to GENERAL ae RS 2 minimize the skipping from external shock ar Marilyn Playing Audio CD Select 180 seconds to maximize skip protection select 45 seconds to maximize gt M45 SEC 1180 SEC battery life Playing Compressed Digital Audio Always activate in 480 seconds LOAD DEFAULT VALUE GENERAL J Initialize to original factory setting LOAD DEFAULT VALUE x Button operation order is as below ARE YOU SURE Pl select default menu lt lt select YES C OYES wNO 1 select YES Initialization rN 400 Eng 02091879 2002 092. Refer to page 27 Music 1 NAVI MENU button E i CD FM Changing MODE CDIFM es Marilyn Ashulley Destiny s Child NAVIGATION Press the Navi Menu jog lever with a short click and find the desired track by Music pressing I or PPI Marilyn To play the track press Navi Menu or ll with a short click Ashulley To move to the upper folder press with a short click Destiny ocroll up Scroll down Sig ROJO MENU 3 Select Folder or Scroll to Upper Folder Long press of NAVI MENU will execute menu function 21 Select Function press Navi Menu button or 3 Exit Press gt or press and hold Navi Menu button Music Scrolling between menus Press 1 and Ashulley Scroll to Destiny s Child Upper Folder Upper Folder MODE 4 Select the track select the track While CD is playing press Mode CD FM with a short click to activate people Soroll up within selected modes such as Repeat and Shuffle the oi True lies Scroll down sorty Sorry within the folder 117 400 Eng 209187 2002 9 18 2 35 PAHIS 1711 1 You can enjoy various ways of playing by using playback mode Please refer to the function controls page 27 for user defined configurations 004 02 04 Qe imm iRiver IMP 400 EDGE REPEAT Play a single track repeatedly 4 When M
3. 147 400 Eng 020913778 2002 93 18 2 35 PHI 1 1 1 o User Manual MULTI CODEC CD PLAYER FM TUNER Model iMP 400 ize vie5SmA Model iMP 400 Thank you for purchasing the product Please read the manual carefully before use L IVE Limited L IVE Limited www iRiver com www iRiver com IMF 400 Eng 02091 8729 2002 9 18 2 35 3 r1 1 Introducing the iRiver website URL http www iRiver com Provides information on our company products and email addresses for support 5 Unique feature of Firmware system software Upgrade is available for download on our site The Firmware Upgrade allows for premium disc readability and provides new features as well as enhancements to current features New CODECS that will be introduced in the future will be supported via Firmware Upgrade Register your iRiver product online so that our Customer Service is enabled to provide support as efficiently as possible iRiver Limited does not assume any responsibility for errors or omissions in this document or make any commitment to update the information contained herein iRiver is a registered trademark of iRiver Limited in the Republic of Korea and or other countries and is used under license Microsoft Windows Media and the windows Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries WinAmp and WinAmp logo is registered trademark of N
4. Check whether the HOLD switch is ON Switch to OFF position Connect the earphones remote plug firmly Check whether the player is using appropriate rechargeable batteries Ensure the rechargeable batteries are fully charged Check out Menu Display Language and confirm whether the right language has been selected Adjust the position of the player and remote control Avoid use near other electronic devices as it may cause interference Use of remote control will improve reception as it functions as an antenna Check whether the adapter plug is properly connected Review steps on page 34 400 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 2 36 3811 1 Precautions Slim On Handling Disc Avoid touching the surface bright side where data is stored Disc Cleaning Avoid cleaning the disc surface necessary clean with a soft cloth in directions described Do not stick papers or tape labels onto the surface bright side Avoid using chemicals to clean the surface On Safety Should any solid objects or liquid fall into the console unplug it and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further Do not put objects in the DC IN 4 5V jack External Power output O Use only the adapter provided with the player Precautions On Player Keep the lens on the SlimX clean and do not touch it If you do so
5. the lens may be damaged and the SlimX will not operate properly Do not put any heavy object on top of the SlimX The SlimX and the CD may be damaged Do not leave the SlimX in a location near heat sources or in a place subject to direct sunlight excessive dust or sand moisture rain mechanical shock unleveled surface or in a car with its windows closed If the SlimX causes interference to the radio or television reception turn off the SlimX or move it away from the radio or television On Headphones and Earphones Road Safety Do not use headphones earphones while driving cycling or operating any motorized vehicle It may create a traffic hazard and is illegal in some areas It can also be potentially dangerous to play your headsets at high volume while walking especially at pedestrian crossings You should exercise extreme caution or discontinue use in potentially hazardous situations Preventing hearing damage Avoid using headphones earphones at high volume Hearing experts advise against continuously loud and extended play If you experience a ringing in your ears reduce volume or discontinue use Consideration for others Keep the volume at a moderate level This will allow you to hear outside sound and to be considerate to the people around you 117 400 Eng 209187 73 2002 9 18 2 36 41111 Notes SlimX During playback CDs damaged with dirt or a scratch may make a pop sound clipping s
6. Play list SII 5 Pressing Navi Menu or 7 button will play selected play list in sequential order Icon stands for playback of play list 004 02 04 Lil P PROGRAM iRiver SlimX ES 6 Maximum 20 play lists within the disc can be recognized qp RESERVATION FUNCTION This function is useful to find a specific track after playing current track Press Navi Menu button during playback and select the song to be reserved Pressing PROG button reserves the next song to be played ex Navi Menu button during playback MSome where llYesterday d M Dreams Come M 2002 WorldCup To select song push 7 aN and PROG EQ MEMORY IF 4 0 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 2 36 85161 1 W TM Power Supply Adapter M Using AC POWER ADAPTER Use only the AC Power Adapter supplied with the player Connect the adapter to the 4 5V DC jack on the player and into an AC outlet Qe DC IN 45V t Disconnect Adapter when not in use Power Supply Rechargeable Batteries Recharging Method Rechargeable function can be activated while the rechargeable batteries are in the player and the AC adapter is connected to the player O Power Off activates rechargeable function displaying Charge mode on LCD when plugged into AC adapter O While in Charge Mode long press
7. the jog lever to 10 to go NOLES back to the previous 10th track and push it to 10 to go forward to the next 10th track iRiver ShockFree Toggle On Off by sliding PROG EQ MEMORY button 10 side during PLAY mode Caution Poorly recorded CDs may have inferior disc readability while the iRiver ShockFree mode v is activated In this case please disable the s iRiver ShockFree mode EQ MODE 10 10 001 02 04 LLL PROG EQ MEMORY lay ROOT A LOVE iRiver 4 CS JIKHZJIKBPS Long click of PROG EQ jog switch displays the current EQ Every time you click this jog switch the EQ mode scrolls in sequential order ROCK JAZZ nos Eno EE ns Note Please refer to the Function Control Page 30 for configuring User Defined EQ 4 0 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 2 36 PAASA 21101 1 BEEN 4 PLAYER S CONTROLS 1 Earphones Jack Connect Earphones Remote Control 2 Line Out Jack To record from the iMP 400 to other equipment or to connect the car kit or other audio equipment speaker etc amp FM CD conversion m ong C a I gt gt gt 144 VISA FM amp o select FM channel Click 19 or 1 buttons CD Playback amp Music selection amp Play Pause 4 DC IN 4 5V Use only the AC power adapter supplied with the player 5 EXT BATT Connect the DC battery p
8. 18 2 36 2561 1 Menu Display Menu Timer Control DISPLAY BATTERY INDICATOR BACK LIGHT SEC Adjust level of battery indicator BUTTON Backlight is on BACK LIGHT SEC If select lower number the level of battery BATTERY INDICATOR ADAPTER If the adapter is connected SEBUTTON CADAPTER indicator is higher And if select higher number ue backlight is always on and if the adapter is the level of battery indicator is lower disconnected backlight is on whenever you m press the button TIMER Set Auto Power Off 0 Backlight is off 21 Backlight is always on Select BUTTON or ADAPTER by using gt I button and adjust the lighting time by using lt or gt gt button SLEEP POWER OFF Automatically power off after fixed time EX IEEE LCD CONTRAST DISPLAY __J Time range can be set from 0 to 99 minutes MOFF SON IN Adjust LCD contrast of remote control LCD CONTRAST By using Pl button You can select beep sound BEEP MON Contrast can be adjusted by using to ON or OFF I and PPI buttons Use lt lt or gt I button to adjust time This function works in both CD and FM modes VISUALIZATION DISPLAY jJ I When the power is off the sleep power off setting goes back to Zero setting Visualize audio signal at play mode VISUALIZATION STOP POWER OFF LEVEL METER E TEES Automatically power o
9. 2mW L 12mW at 16 2 Max Volume 6mW L at 32 2 Max Volume 0 55V rms 47K 2 at Max Volume S N Ratio 57dB Receiver Type Headphone Earphone Cord Antenna CD R RW Readability File TYPE Bit Rate Tag AC adapter Rechargeable battery External Battery pack Dimension Weight CD DA CD Text 8cm 12cm CD ROM Mode 1 Mode 2 Form1 Enhanced CD Mixed CD Packet Write ISO9660 Joliet Romeo Multi Session Operational Temperature 0 C 40 C Regulatory Information SlimX Federal Communications Commission FCC 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 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation 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 If you think this equipment is causing interference with your radio or television reception try turning the equipment off and on If the interference pr
10. Backward Quickly Navi Menu jog switch and find the memorized channel by scrolling Play Next Track i toes 144 or PP ex 89 1 91 9 3 PRESET Mode To select memorized channel push the Navi Menu jog switch and find the memorized channel by scrolling or gt gt Play Previous Track Cait Power Off Method to save channels Refer to page 11 v Example File Format displayed as below 004 02 04 QG Lill i Tip lig Marilyn ASF t WMA A love iRiver FM tuner reception will be affected in weak transmission areas t Conventional t 62 While in Preset mode auto scan and auto memory function are not available D Audio CD When player doesn t have any preset channels EMPTY will be displayed at preset mode then fade out iF 400 Eng 020018274 2002 9 18 2 35 PHI 7 13 1 1 Operating the FM Tuner Slim X Operating the Remote Control Slim The remote control operates every function using 3 jog switchs and two buttons Memory Function Save channels 1 Select the channel by pushing the jog switch 19 or 1 MEMORY PROG EQ desired channels MEMORY PROG EQ select CH02 Save complete 3 Up to 20 channels can be memorized will exit memory function without saving 4 Auto memory function Automatically select channels gt and save them in sequential em orders It only activates while the player is not in PRESET
11. ODE CD FM jog switch is pushed icon in the playback mode indicator is changed Play all tracks in the folder and stop Play all tracks in the folder repeatedly Play all tracks in the disk repeatedly O SHUFFLE Randomly play all tracks in the disk repeatedly and stop Play a single track repeatedly Randomly play all tracks in the folder repeatedly and stop Randomly play all tracks in the folder repeatedly INTRO order and so forth with each track Randomly play all tracks in the disk repeatedly INTRO Play beginning 10 seconds of each track in sequential INTRO HIGHLIGHT Plays 10 seconds from the spot 1 minute was played for each track in sequential order For example song A plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1 minute 10 seconds Then song B plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1 minute 10 seconds 10 10 Program Mode Program mode Play tracks in your own playlists PROG EQ 2 MEMORY select Program Playlist m3u files Refer to page 31 Activating Program mode gt Playback play lists if the disc contains WinAmp play list PROGRAM 001 000 At stop mode i PROG EQ MEMORY Scroll to Program mode t Program mode is activated while in Stop Mode t Repeat is activated while in Play Mode 2 Use 19 or PI or 10 or 10 o
12. ONTROL_ prevent distortion of sound EQ LIMIT OFF You can enjoy original sound OFF gt though distortion of sound may occurr TAG AUTO EQ Can automatically change EQ pattern by Sie using the Genere of TAG Information TAG AUTO EQ OFF EQ setted by user is operated MOFF LION You can select EQ pattern as follow Pop Pop Instrumental Pop Pop Folk Pop Funk Rock Classic Rock Rock Altern Rock Instrumental Rock Southern Rock Rock amp Roll Hard Rock Folk Rock Gothic Rock Progressive Rock Psychedenic Rock Symphonic Rock Slow Rock Punk Rock Jazz Jazz Jazz Funk Acid Jazz Dance Dance Eurodance Dance Hall Classic Classical Opera Chamber Music Sonata Symphony Metal Metal Death Metal Ubass Bass Booty Bass 4 0 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 2 36 2811 1 Menu Playback Mode MODE REPEAT MODE SHUFFLE MODE 15 A number of Repeat and Shuffle modes are available Select the one you want by pressing Navi Menu to enter the Mode menu Selection Method Press T 7 button to enter MODE REPEAT MODE M1 OD MDIRALL MALL A E ra SHUFFLE MODE The MODE function is only operated OMSHUFFLE R1 according to Mode setting on the MENU Xd MM For details refer to page 15 INTRO MODE Intro Play beginning 10 seconds of each track MODE J Intro High
13. Playback Mode 5 Various Control Options such as Repeat and Shuffle Available in the Graphic User Interface gt WinAmp Playlist Playback Support Built in 9 Equalizer Pattern Graphic User Interface Menu Support IMP400 Eng 020913778 2002 0 18 2 35 7 5 1 1 o Table of Contents Slim Locating Controls Player Slim X 1 Locating the Controls Player Front amp Back sese 4 Player 5 Remote Control LCD 6 2 Getting started Power Supply Batteries esses i Playing Disc Media eene 8 9 Playing FM Tuner esee 10 11 Operating Remote 1213 3 Useful Features Navigation Mode esee 14 Playback IMO E 15 Program Mode esses 16 17 10 10 Equalizer 18 19 Function Control Mode eene 20 30 4 Additional Information Additional Functions 31 32 Power Supply Adapter amp Rechageable Batteries 33 34 Trouble Shooting ss 35 36 Product Serial FUSS QUO 37 38 Number FCT TERRE 39 L TOI T 40 Product Spe
14. ack supplied with the player Menu Function Controls Q Function Control is subject to change with different firmware versions Users can configure their own settings Configuration GENERAL DISPLAY beep volume back light resume Icd contrast fade in visualization language tag information cd esp time load default battery indicator fast scan repeat fast skip shuffle scan speed intro scroll speed study 10 button auto pause adapter volume sound balance eq limit tag auto eq TIMER sleep pwr off User EQ bass boost bass corner freq treble boost treble corner freq Function Control Option can only be configured in CD Mode Menu Operation O Pressing Navi Menu will display the Graphic User Interface GUI The GUI is composed of 6 main menus with submenus GENERAL _ J BEEP SOUND VOLUME mi O2 13 gt M4 When you select the sub menu windows you can select your preferences to be displayed hian menu general display GENERAL VER 1 00 mode control Sub menu GENERAL J EX resume fade in rlanguage esp 17 400 Eng 209187 73 2002 9 18 2 36 230101 Menu Function Controls Menu General olimX Scroll between Menu GENERAL 4 Press 14 or 1 to move within general main menu and sub menu BEEP VOLUME Configure beep sound ON 0 for OFF with volume level
15. cifications 41 Hold 3 4 IMF 400 Eng 02091 8729 2002 9 18 2 35 PAHIS 6 1 Locating Controls Player REMOTE CONTROU EARPHONE Inside eum Mil 144 Or lebe EXTENSION BATTERY PORT DC IN 4 5V LINE OUT COMPARTMENT P O SEE s p Locating Controls Remote Control 5i TEN Remote Control 10 10 NAVI MENU PRESET PROG EQ MEMORY PLAY PAUSE MUTE i Al love iRiver E a N STOP 4 4 MODE CD FM STEREO A gt Main unit and Remote control both locked PLAYBACK 7 gt Only Main unit is locked A gt Only Remote control is locked 004 02 04 M eare LEVEL lay Marilyn FOLDER NAME 2 love iRiver FILE NAME ID3 TAG INFORMATION Mela a 2s d VOLUME BIT RATE EQUALIZER SAMPLING RATE LEVEL METER TRACK NUMBER PLAY TIME PROGRAM PLAY LIST BEEN 400 020915573 2002 08 18 2 35 9 1 11 Power Supply Battery SlimX Playing a Disc SlimX Using Rechargeable Batteries O Slide open button open the player lid and insert the disc O Lift the cover of player and remove the covers of batteries compartment Insert two rechargeable batteries stick type by matching the and polarity see diagram below in the battery compartments and close the cove
16. de 10 10 lever to 10 and click MODE CD FM button to delete the present location from bookmark Whenever you press Mode CD FM button the bookmark will be deleted in backward sequence Moving to next bookmark Long slide 10 10 lever to 10 and press gt l jog lever to move to the next bookmark Moving to previous bookmark Long slide 10 10 lever to 10 and press lt lt jog lever to move to the previous bookmark Bookmarks can be reserved up to 20 on a disc BEEN 4 0 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 2 36 8111 1 Menu Playback Mode Menu User EQ MODE USER EQ NAME You can input your name or text O BASS BOOST Bass Boost switch is from 0 to 12dB Button Operation 12dB equals maximum bass boost UserEQ BASS BOOST Select the character using I and gt gt button and press Navi Menu button to input the character NAME CERNI VA a sers pm BASS CORNER FREQUENCY jesse OS MODE switch Bass Boost frequencies are 50HZ 100Hz a E and 200Hz 1 Bass boost function is effective under the mE frequency range configured Maximized at DE CD F 200HZ STEREO n cur 1 PROG EQ MEMOR Save and Exit scroll between English and your preferred PN language use STOP button To move the cursor in the name window use NAME and on Volume button TREBLE BOOST Treble boost level is from
17. f PROG EQ MEMORY to select the desired track and press 4 o PROG EQ PROGRAM MEMORY 001 001 OGRAM PROGRAM aw ROOT 12 002 LOVE YOU OT mROOT mROOT ALove is over LOVE YOU J Say good bye t Use 19 or PI button to select the folder and press PROG button to save the all track within the folder Sub folders are not saved t To erase Programmed track Move to the track and press MODE button program list will be updated automatically the disc 001 001 Track number in program list Track number within BEEN Program Program play 4 0 Eng 02091 ee 2002 9 18 2 35 1811 1 After programming press X 7 to play the tracks in sequential order Program mode icon appears Cancel Program Mode While Playing While in Stop Mode CO S Interval Repeat Play selected interval repeatedly 001 02 042 iy ROOT AI LOVE iRiver Vas 001 02 249 mH ilg ROOT i LOVE iRiver L p 9 U 2 5 R ammm amp A B interval will be repeated gt gt 001 02 04 ROOT P LOVE iRiver J KHZ KBPS R jm Press button once to select the beginning lt A gt Point PROG EQ MEMORY Press button again to select the PROG EQ ending lt B gt Point MEMORY Press button again to cancel 10 10 EQ Mode 10 10 During playback push
18. ff at stop mode LLIMER jJ WAVEFORM 1 60 minutes STOP POWER OFF MIN TAG INFORMATION ESSET 2 Use 199 or gt gt I button to adjust time Di i i i E This function only works for CD ON Displays track with ID3 tag information or TAG INFORMATION y with lyrics if there are lyrics OFF Displays track with file name CAPTION ORE CONTROL When you set off the tag information the track is title artist played and the next track can be displayed with FF RW SCAN ID3 tag information CONTROL CAPTION OFF You can turn off lyric display of synchronized MP3 ON Long click of ie or be button for fast After clicking ENTER button the displayed tag information preference can be scan within the track FF RW SCAN by using 144 or button Short click of 19 or 1 button for OFF next or previous track TIME DISPLAY _J z OFF Fast Scan through songs in a folder Normal Display elapsed time PLAY TIME INFO As typical with MP3 files particularly VBR Variable Remain Display remaining time 5 OREMAIN Bit Rate files fast scan may not be as smooth as Note If the track format is VBR Variable Bit Rate conventional audio CD the remaining time may not be accurate 17 400 Eng 209187 2002 9 18 2 36 PAA 2711 1 Menu Control FF RW SKIP OFF No use of FF RW skip 10 Playback p
19. light Plays 10 seconds from the spot INTRO MODE 1 minute was played for each track in DOFF MON sequential order For example song A plays LLEPIGHEIGHT ON 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1 minute 10 seconds Then song B plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1 minute 10 seconds and so forth with each track STUDY MODE 5 SEC 10 SEC When you press STOP it goes back 5 or 10 seconds It will work as ss Interval repeat when you slide c 10 WE ec EE E to 10 10 For details on Study Mode please refer to page 28 Menu Playback Mode STUDY MODE BEEP This mode has been devised for the MODE ___ visually impaired STUDY M OFF 5 SE 110 SEC No f It allows the user to know each button s movement using a beep sound When 5 SEC MODE is set it will forward to the next 5 seconds within the song with a short slide of the 10 10 lever toward 10 10 SEC MODE performs the same function and forwards to the next 10 seconds in the song BOOKMARK This is the function for fast search by using BOOKMARK Bookmark function is activated under the Study mode Long slide of 10 10 lever to 10 will add delete move the bookmark Bookmark Add Long slide 10 10 lever to 10 and click PROG EQ button to add the present location into the bookmark Bookmark Delete Long sli
20. mode Note Auto memory may not work within weak transmission areas O Memory delete function Delete saved channels 1 Select channel to be deleted at preset mode 2 Press and hold the memory button MEMORY PROG EQ PRESET PRESET CH 01 02 The next channel will appear when channel delete is completed Push memory button if you want to delete the next channel also Main unit and Remote control 7 9 both locked z s tos Only Main unit is locked A Only Remote control is locked Push 9 or PPI and select the X 5 gt again 10 10 PROG EQ MEMORY NAVI MENU PRESET PLAY PAUSE MUTE 004 02 04 Marilyn gt gt Al love iRiver STOP 144 MODE CD FM STEREO Playback and Pause To listen to the next track please push the jog switch to the right Stop and Power Off To listen to the previous track please push the jog switch to the left O Navigation Operation Menu Operation J 400 02091879 2002 09 18 2 35 1511 1 Operating the Remote Control SlimX Navigation qx Basic Operation or Navigation is the function used to search tracks VOL Volume Control Slide jog lever to the right to 9 t increase volume or to the left to decrease MODE CD FM STEREO volume ye You can find the desired song by using lt lt MODE CD FM and buttons STEREO Changing Mode
21. n P LCD No Sound or noise is heard Connect adapter to test the battery life Check whether the HOLD switch on player or remote is ON Switch to OFF position Check whether the player lid is opened Check whether the rechargeable batteries are not charged Check whether CD is inserted label side up Check whether the CD is dirty or defective clean it or change to new CD Check whether defects are attached in optical lens remove the dirt with soft cloth Check whether moisture condensation has occurred leave the CD player aside for several hours until the moisture evaporates Message may occur due to the characteristic deviation between CD RW recorder and CD R RW disc burn the disc at low speed Use packet write disc with full formatting enabled Check whether VOLUME is set to 0 Connect the earphones remote plug firmly Check whether plug is dirty Clean the plug with a dry and soft cloth Corrupted MP3 WMA file may have a static noise or sound cut off Continuous and excessive impact may keep the MP3 WMA and audio CD from properly playing Trouble Shooting should any problem persist after you have checked these symptoms consult your iRiver dealer AC adapter does not work Remote control does not Work Battery lifetime differs Characters in LCD are corrupted Poor FM Reception Recharging does not work Check whether the plug is connected to the proper jack on the player
22. o to 12dB LL UserEQ J A TREBLE BOOST I 96 amp 0 The saved text is displayed during initial loading of disc and at stop mode during play TREBLE CORNER FREQUENCY J IZIV 4 Initial loading Treble boost frequencies are 2 kHz 4kHz User E and 7 kHz TREBLE CORNER FREQ l Treble boost function is effective over the z TIT alli 7K IRiverMan frequency range configured Maximized at 001 02 04 Ww d y rang gured Total 035 iRiverMan Stop during playback E IF 4 0 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 2 36 PrIHI 3311 1 Support WinAmp Play list SUI USING WINAMP PLAYLIST 1 Build up a Winamp playlist by adding the extension m3u at the end of the file name Winamp Execution Screen 1 Open WinAmp add songs to build up play list gps Nu T LEE 2 Press List OPTS button in the right button and open SAVE LIST Click SAVE LIST Button E M ali niin zd 3 Input file name ex iriver m3u and press a SAVE button to create new play list KF 3 2 Burm the disc with WinAmp play list and related files 3 Insert the disc into the player 4 Press Program button at Stop mode to display PROGRAM the LCD as in the picture at right Refer to page 15 for activating Program Mode USE or to select play list wanted Support WinAmp
23. oblems 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 Adjust the position of the radio or TV antenna Moe the device away from the radio or TV 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 For the customers in Europe The CE mark on the CD player is valid only for products marketed in the European Union 117 400 Eng 209187 7 2002 9 18 2 36 45111 Safety Warning CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT PRODUCTO LASER CLASE 1 WARNING Use of controls adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure CAUTION INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTER LOCKS DEFEATED AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM O To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture qualified personnel only To avoid electrical shock do not open the cabinet Refer servicing to Certain countries may regulate disposal of the battery used to p
24. of stop button turns the POWER OFF 1 Install rechargeable batteries 2 Connect the AC adapter to the player 3 Press Play to power on the player 4 Press and hold Stop to display the Charge menu on the LCD During CD or FM playback pressing and holding the Stop button shifts the player to Charge mode 5 LCD Menu movement is made by toggling the ENENN CHARGE 144 button and short clicking the Stop button Batteries automatically begin charging after uS 1 minute without a menu selection when the AC Gault adapter is connected CHARGE Charge without Discharge DISCHARGE amp CHARGE Charge after full discharge QUIT Exit charge mode 6 Charge Mode and Discharge Mode pictures CHARGE Mode DISCHARGE Mode Wu 34 Cel The player automatically powers off when done charging While in Charge mode a long press of the Stop button turns the power OFF Charging time Estimated with the rechargeable stick batteries provided Charging Approx 6 hours At full discharge Discharging Approx 5 hours At full charge x For long duration of battery life we recommend selecting the Discharge Charge function once a month iIF 4 0 Eng 209187 2002 9 18 2 36 PrHITSI7 370101 Trouble Shooting should any problem persist after you have checked these symptoms consult your iRiver dealer No Power On No DISC displayed o
25. ound or cut off O Tracks with damaged or corrupted parts are skipped or forwarded to next track Supported file types will have the extension MP3 WMA or ASF O Directories and files are sorted in alphabetical order Use the Navigation mode to select the tracks wanted A total of 255 directories and 999 tracks within a disc can be recognized O Track information is displayed by filename or ID3 Tag information CD TEXT discs are displayed with track names within the TOC Table of contents of the disc Maximum playback time of the rechargeable batteries is 23 hours with external battery pack O Battery lifetime indicator may vary depending on the battery type and operation mode CD FM Charge Accessories 1 Remote control 3 AC Adapter 4 4 5 User manual Warranty Slim 2 Earphone and Earphone Sponge a lt o Xp 6 Carrying Case E O Accessories subject to change without notice and may vary from image shown iM 4 0 Eng 02091879 2002 9 18 248 PrII 43311 1 Product Specifications Slim Category ITEM Specifications Frequency Range 20Hz 20KHz 12mW L 12mW at 16 2 Max Volume Headphone output Audio 6mW L 6mW at 32 2 Max Volume CD CD SUPPORT FILE SUPPORT POWER SUPPLY GENERAL Frequency Range 87 5MHz 108MHz Headphone output Lineout Level 1
26. ower this product Please consult with your local authority hearing 5 Listening for many hours at maximum volume may damage your
27. revious or next 10th track Folder Skip to previous or next directory FF RW SCAN SPEED The fast scan speed can range from 1x 2x 4x 6x It is useful when studying a language SCROLL SPEED Adjust scroll speed by 1x 2x 4x Vertical The scroll goes from up to down Horizontal The scroll goes from the left to the right 10 10 button 10 10 During playback go back to the previous 10th track and push it to 10 to go forward to the next 10th track Directory 10 button works as directory skip PAUSE AUTO PAUSE When activated playback is automatically paused between the tracks playing the next song available only by pressing the Play button each time CONTROL J i FF RW SCAN SPEED gt M1X 12X 14X L16X CONTROL J SCROLL SPEED 01X 02X L14X M Vertical Horizontal CONTROL J 10 BUTTON gt M 10 DIRECTORY CONTROL J AUTO PAUSE gt Menu Control ADAPTER VOLUME 35 ON When the Adapter is connected the CONTROL J volume always remains at level 35 ADAPTER VOLUME OFF No use of Adapter volume Hac It is useful when using by connecting Car Audio SOUND BALANCE Balance your sound to the right or left or keep it in the center according to your preference SOUND BALANCE center 20 EQ LIMIT ON Limit the control of equalizer frequency to C
28. rs AA size Battery The external battery pack can be attached as shown in the figure Two AA size alkaline batteries are used in the external battery pack CAUTION Do not mix rechargeable batteries with non rechargeable batteries in the batteries compartments Do not use different types of rechargeable batteries together other than what comes with the console When the batteries will not be used for a long time remove them If battery leakage occurs wipe off any deposit in the battery compartment Note Please be advised that the controls on and install new batteries the player don t work when HOLD switch is ON Do not charge non rechargeble batteries Playing a Disc Operating the FM Tuner SlimX O While playing a CD you can switch back and forth between CD and FM mode with a long click of the Mode CD FM Stereo button gt gt 00 2 04 s Sar wire xx s Ali love iRiver i MODE CD FM MP 4 128 7 STEREO pA Select Stereo Mono oe MODE CD FM Power Off risu E Click Play Pause Play Next Folder Tas Selecting Frequency FM 87 5MHz 108MHz 1 To change frequency press and release the Navi Menu jog switch CD FM Changing Play Previous Folder I or PPI ex 87 5 87 6 07 MODE CD FM GO Forward Quickly STEREO aay 2 Auto Scan function To select memorized channel push the Go
29. ullSoft Inc All other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective companies or organization All other product names may be trademarks of the companies with which they are associated 1999 2002 iRiver Limited All right reserved Unique Features of iRiver SlimX Multi Codec CD Player Supports MP3 WMA and ASF format as well as conventional Audio CD Firmware Upgrade Provides the latest updated features via free downloads from our website New formats such as AAC MP3Pro and Ogg Vorbis if supported by iRiver in the future can be added to the player with a simple firmware upgrade 5 Recognize Discs in Packet Write Format Provides convience and efficient usage of CD RW disc as a hard disc drive Graphic LCD supporting Multiple Languages Support 37 major languages i e English French Spanish German Italian other alphabet oriented fonts Korean Japanese Katagana Hiragana Kanji and Chinese Traditional Simplified Built in Rechargeable Function with Over Charge Protection Circuit iRiver ShockFree Anti Shock System 180 Sec for conventional Audio CD 480Sec for MP3 44 1KHz 128kbps standard 960 Sec for WMA with pre buffering technology applied to minimize the skipping at initial track reading FM Tuner Auto scanning and frequency memory function make it easy for you to enjoy listening to the FM Radio Simple and Convenient Folder Navigation as well as Full Playback Program
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