IRiver iMP-900 User's Manual
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1. DBE Setting You can select the Bass Center Band level from Band 1 to 4 You can also set the Bass Boost gain from 0 dB to 15dB by 3dB step Select band 3 or 12dB with Volume or DBE setting bass center band ct CENNI mmm J 12 cB Volume button If selected character is highlighted and adjust the level with the Hii or i or VOL VOL button 3D EQ Setting You can adjust the sound to your preference There are 5 band frequency steps set from 15dB to 15dB by 3dB step X Operation method is as same as it of Xtreme EQ ADAPTER VOLUME 35 ON Volume will set to 35 when the AC adapter is attached OFF This function is not activated This feature is useful when connecting the ADAPTER VOLUME gt MWOFF 35 ON e SOUND BALANCE player to your car or home stereo system S L Dds I sounjesy DY IDedS i MENU Sound SOUND BALANCE When Sound Balance bar is moved to L Left 0 the sound outputs at the left earphone When the lever is moved to R Right 40 the sound outputs at the right earphone The default value is 20 and the sound outputs the same level at both earphones EQUIMIT ON Limit the control of equalizer frequency to prevent distortion of sound OFF You can enjoy original sound though distortion may occur TAG AUTO EQ Automatically changes EQ by reading the genre of TAG Information ON Can auto2. Do not place objects inside the device other than CD s Damage to your player may result from improper use Keep away from harsh environments including humid dusty and smoky areas Damage to your player may result from SIR use oi Do not drop or subject the device to impact Damage to your player may result from improper use eS S pees u D papens ume Handling Notices for Safety Player Do not disassemble or modify Damage to your player may result from improper use Battery for using external battery Do not use a new battery with a discharged battery in the device Always replace all batteries at the same time Damage to your player may result from improper use iy Avoid contacting the player with water or chemicals Damage to the internal parts of the player may occur If your player gets wet dry the outside with a soft cloth as soon as possible Do not use different types of batteries together Damage to your player may result from improper use Do not use headphones earphones while cycling driving or operating any motorized vehicle It is dangerous and is illegal in some areas Do not use at high volume for continuous listening Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous loud and extended play Keep headphones earphones cords under control at all times Cords may get caught on a variety of objects and
3. To add all the songs in a certain folder use the NAVI MENU button and select the folder using i or i button and then push the m switch toward A B MEMORY Subfolders can not be added m TO remove a programmed song Push the mi switch toward MODE STEREO CD FM The program list will be updated automatically Program Playback After programming press mum to play the tracks in sequential order 10 10 001 02 04 iRiver P Entertainment eS in The program mode icon appears P Cancel Program Mode a While Playing Press the W button twice to cancel the program A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM While in Stop Mode Press the button twice to cancel the program pa pose cil A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM S L D yds sounjesy DY Dads i 10 10 function 10 10 function During playback press the iswitch toward 10 10 to go backward forward 10 tracks 004 02 04 aii la Entertainment A love you MULTI CODEC CD PLAYER FM iRiver Shock Free Push and hold the mi switch toward 10 to activate or release the iRiver Shock Free Mode MI MUTE e ch iRiver Shock Free This is the function to prevent skipping when playing a Standard Audio CD In case the CD is dirty or defective iRiver Shock Free may skip more than normal operation In this case use the player after cancelling the iRiver Shock Free coi 02 04 M iver Entertainment
4. MPI FREE iRiver SHOCK FREE Instruction Manual MULTI CODEC CD PLAYER FM TUNER Model iMP 900 re2ivezsimX Model iMP 900 Firmware Upgradable Thank you for purchasing the product Please read the manual carefully before use http www iRiver com a ua http www iRiver com pees Bu D Welcome Welcome to iRiver Website Thank your for your iRiver purchase The iMP 900 comes complete with a long list of advanced features It is important that you read the manual to ensure that you get the most out of your new player eo M oT a Triin http www iRiver com a URL www iRiver com w Find information on our company products and customer and technical support a Update your player with firmware downloads Firmware upgrades offer Consult the product FAQ a Register your iRiver product online so that our Customer Service is able to provide support as efficiently as possible All contents contained in this manual subject to change without notice to improve ability of this player or according to changing of specification Copyrights Certification Trademarks Limited Liability Copyrights a iRiver Limited has all the rights of the patent trademark literary property and intellectual property related to this manual You may not reproduce any part of this manual unless authorized by iRiver Limited You can be punished by using any part of this manual illegally The softwar
5. written disks Sg General ON the player will read Multi Session disks a OFF gt MON If you are not using audio CD s created in Multi IRA MULTI SESSION O Session format set this feature to OFF to shorten the access time of your CDs OFF Password function is not activated ON Password function is activated CHANGE To change the Password Refer to page 55 56 Initialize to original factory setting Select YES then push the NAVI MENU or lell button to initialize MENU General PASSWORD fg General PASSWORD OMOFF CHANGE LOAD DEFAULT VALUE 9 General LOAD DEFAULT VALUE YES gt MNO za VAU VCTAULI 15 S L D yds sounjesy 2y Dads i MENU Display Display SELECT 4 gt Display P aaay i BACK LIGHT I proxies LCD CONTRAST ARABI visuauization Y BACK LIGHT Select the back lighting time Adjust the lighting time 1 20Sec by using tata and m or Volume Volume button 0 Backlight is off 21 Backlight is always on ADAPTER ALWAYS ON Select it by using 1 button If the adapter is connected backlight is always on BACK LIGHT SEC D ADAPTER ALWAYS ON 2S LCD CONTRAST Display Adjust LCD contrast of remote control LCD CONTRAST Contrast can be adjusted by using the H and I or Volume Volume buttons is v A a w lw VISUALIZATION Visualizes audio
6. Pressing the Mode button for a few seconds while playing will set the Enhanced Anti shock on and off BOOKMARK feature BOOKMARK This function allows you to BOOKMARK parts of a track for easier searching of long audio segments Bookmark function is activated under the Study mode Refer to page 49 for Study mode Long pushing of the ti switch toward 10 will add delete move the bookmark Bookmarks can be reserved up to 20 per disc A beep will represent the number of the indicated bookmark One beep for 1 two beeps for 2 etc Bookmark Add After long pushing the E switch toward A B MEMORY and push the li switch toward A B MEMORY to add the present location into the bookmark Bookmark Delete After long pushing the BI switch toward 10 and push the mi switch toward MODE STEREO CD FM to delete the present location from the bookmark Whenever you push the li switch toward MODE STEREO CD FM the bookmark will be deleted in backward sequence Moving to next bookmark After long pushing the BI switch toward 10 and push the NAVI MENU switch toward ix to move to the next bookmark Moving to previous bookmark After long pushing the Mi switch toward 10 and push the NAVI MENU switch toward Hi to move to the previous bookmark SOUNVILSJ Dds Other features Playlist How to use WINAMP PLAYLIST The player can play a Playlist M3U file on the disk 1 Make a PLAYLIST M3U using WINAMP Note WI
7. 02 248 Mm LP i R i ve r i A B MEMORY hoe so A Entertainment Press the button toward A B MEMORY 2 SS again to select the ending lt B gt point A B interval will be repeated Reservation Press the NAVI MENU button during playback to select the next song to be played then push the mi switch toward A B MEMORY to queue that song Ex Press NAVI MENU button during playback al After selecting the song to play next by using Volume ae Tha or Volume button then push the gg switch toward A BIMEMORY POP 01 mp3 A B MEMORY E Bosses CD FM SOUNVLSJ D yds Program Playback Activating Program mode Program Mode allows you to program a list of songs to play A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM While in Stop Mode push the li switch toward A B MEMORY to enter Program Mode PROGRAM if 001 000 A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM Change to Program mode j gt Program mode is activated while in Stop Mode NOTE Repeat A B is activated while in Play Mode Q 2 Press the NAVI MENU button again to display the file list After selecting the desired track using the Volume Volume or 10 10 button push the W switch toward A B MEMORY sounyesj DYID8dS i z Peona PROGRAM A B MEMORY D STEREO CD FM PROGRAM 001 001 ROOT P White day mp3 ROOT love is over PIPOP O1 mp3 The order of programmed track The order of track in the CD Program Playback
8. 4x 6x 4 Control Ha and button can be used for this setting FF RW SCAN SPEED 1X 4x S L D yds I sounjesy DY Pads i MENU Control SCROLL SPEED Adjust scroll speed of character displayed on the LCD Title or Singer name 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 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 folder skip AUTO PAUSE When Auto Pause is on the player will automatically pause after a disc loads and after every song is played you will need to press Play button to resume the playback again yt Control SCROLL SPEED 1X 2X 4X MVertical Horizontal oniro 10 BUTTON gt M 10 l DIRECTORY 2 oniro AUTO PAUSE gt MOFF o N AUTO PAUSE D MENU Mode PLAYBACK MODE SELECT 4 Mode SOMES 2 Mode NM REPEAT MODE i e SHUFFLE MODE INTRO MODE REPEAT MODE SHUFFLE MODE Allows you to select the modes available when pressing the MODE button during playback Multi selection capable 7M pmr ode VIOCE REPEAT MODE SHUFFLE MODE MI MDIR SMSHUFFLE M1 EDIR MDIRALL MALL MDIRALL MALL Bj L INTRO MODE t Only the select
9. WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose the unit to rain or moisture To avoid electrical shock do not open the cabinet Refer servicing to qualified personnel only Certain countries may regulate disposal of the battery used to power this product Please consult with your local authority Listening for many hours at maximum volume may damage your hearing UO RELLIOJU IEUORIPPY NOTE NOTE Additional Information Additional Information
10. cause damage or injury Handling Notices for Safety Others Reduce volume while walking especially at pedestrian Fao crosswalk 5 Pan It is dangerous and is illegal in Sx some areas peyeys Bu eD Reduce volume or stop using the player if you experience a ringing in your ears Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous loud and idir play Z Included earphones include soft covers for your comfort They may be used with or with out covers at your preference e peueys Bu D NOTE Contents Contents a Welcome 1 Copyrights Certification Trademarks Limited Liabilty___2 w Handling Notices for Safety 3 1 Before using ZI Features of iMP 900 9 w m Components 10 g 2 Using the Controls G Locating the controls 11 amp Locating the controls Remote Control 13 Connecting player 15 3 Detailed Operation Listening to Music 19 Operating the FM Tuner 21 4 Specific features Navigation mode 25 EQ Mode 26 Playback Mode 27 Interval repeat Reservation 28 Program Mode 29 10 10Function 31 w BOOKMARK BD Other Features Playlist 33 a MENU gt A w MENU Operation 36 w MENU Setup 38 m Using the Password 53 5 Additional Information a Firmware Upgrade 55 Questions and Answers 56 Troubleshooting 62 Precautions 64 Product speci
11. 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 problems stop when the equipment is switched off then the equipment is probably causing the interference You may be able to correct the problem by doing one or more of the following Adjust the position of the radio or TV antenna Move away the device 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 Safety Warning Safety Warning CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT PRODUCTO LASER CLASE 1 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
12. it is recommended to use the 40 SEC option for maximum skip protection 160 SEC option is suggested If 160 SEC is selected the sound quality of the music will be degraded due to higher compression of the music in comparison with 40 SEC MP3 CD 128Kbps 44KHz is always operated 480sec option f amp g General CD ANTI SHOCK gt M 40 SEC 160 SEC JUV ESF 5 S L D yds E sounjesy 2y Pads i MENU General SORT SORT fa Genera You should set sort while the player is stopped SORT MODE If directory structure is like as right picture the pala esa setting order is like as follows PHYSICAL ADDR BREADTH FIRST ROOT ah BF cH D DEPTH FIRST ROOT A c DF B PHYSICAL ADDR It is sorted as the sequence of recording order independent of directory structure You should set sort at stop mode CHARGE FUNCTION Select Charging or discharging for rechargeable batteries OFF The player will not charge OnE CHARGE ON Select to enable the player TREO IEEE sg General CHARGE FUNCTION to charge the internal batteries DISCHARGE amp CHARGE Charge after full Gi the internal batteries When discharging is completed this setting will change to CHARGE ON Refer to page 17 18 MULTI SESSION OFF the player will not read Multi Session
13. 3D Rechargeable Batteries 8 External Battery Pack FM Tuner Stick Type x 2 Auto scanning and frequency memory function make it easy for you to listen to the FM Radio Recognize Discs in Packet Write or Multi session Format ay a WinAmp Playlist support iMP 900 supports Winamp M3U Playlists maximum 20 lists 7 a GUI Graphic User Interface Menu System Accessories subject to change without notice and may vary from image shown Locating the controls Player Front View LINE OUT e amp REMOTE CONTROL a EARPHONE Ei g d OPEN Button Player Rear View DC IN 4 5V Connect the Adapter to charge rechargeable batteries or using external power Insert them by matching the and polarity EXTENSION BATTERY PORT BATTERY COMPARTMENT Locating the controls Player Inside View sjou ay u sN Locating the controls Remote Control a Hold Switch PLAY PAUSE MUTE 5 10 10 Button 7 8 POWER ON 3 NAVI MENU an PRESET Button 004 02 04 i 4 Volume Button la Entertainment NEXT Button love you Volume Button PREVIOUS Button POWER OFF STOP A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM Button LCD screen display Music Mode Track Number Play Time Playback Mode Hold Remote control is locked Battery Indicator Entertainment Folder Name eee voume eoe 5
14. CK TIME ON a Push the NAVI MENU switch toward 4 a or or Volume Volume to scroll between Sub Menu settings A S L Dds Menu operation MENU General Exit Main Menu GENERAL To exit Main Menu Press the STOP m button at the initial setting menu to exit Function Control cnera Mode VER 1 00 pick the NANEN om Banc A B MEMORY MODE AEREO SELECT 4 gt amp General RESUME e LANGUAGE SCESE gt Resume Exit Sub Menu You can select how to resume the last track played SG i Track plays the beginning of the last track played Fl enera a To exit Sub Menu while Track Time resumes to the exact position in Press the STOP m button to exit the sub menu and to display the initial setting the song SETRACK TIME ON menu l n A B MEMORY MODE STEREO Language CD FM for proper title display Song title and ID3 tag information for the CD is o dependent on the version of the PC operating SURRONS42 engueyed Ei Exit Sub Menu Settings system that was used to create it fa General a For example if a CD is created in a Korean version tes English To save and exit Sub Menu Settings of Windows the language setting should be Korean EPaeroese n A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM CD ESP This is the function to prevent skipping when playing a Standard Audio CD For best sound quality
15. Check out Menu General Language and confirm whether the right language has been selected Refer to page 40 Characters in LCD are corrupted Adjust the position of the player and remote control Electronic equipment can case interference with the FM reception Turn off any nearby electronics or move the player away from the source Poor FM Reception Check whether the adapter plug is properly connected Check whether the batteries inserted are rechargeable Check whether 2 rechargeable batteries are inserted The batteries is charged and discharged charging and discharging does not work when 2 batteries are inserted Precautions On Handling Disc E On handling Disc Avoid touching the surface bright side where data is stored E Disc Cleaning Avoid cleaning the disc surface If necessary the directions described E Do not stick papers or tape labels onto the surface bright side E Avoid using chemicals to clean the surface Should any solid objects or liquid fall into the player 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 Use only the adapter provided with the player clean the disc surface with a soft cloth following On safety UO RELLUIOJU IRUORIPPY UO AELLOJU IRUORIPPY Precautions During playback dirty or scratched CD s may cause audio
16. ERAL Password Refer to page 40 fg General PASSWORD M CHANGE 2 If you select ON on the MENU GENERAL Password the right screen is displayed after loading screen when you turn the player on 123456789 Press ki II or Volume Volume to move the numeral and press the Il or NAVI MENU button to select it The screen as below is displayed Di Q2 r Di i MI MUTE a z gt 10 10 gr 0 Flocked __ rog Zoe P Locked Password CD Password CED gt Fisso CED Ez 0123456789 123456789 0123456789 0123456789 When the input password is correct the above screen disappears and changes to Total screen Press the PLAY button to start the playback If the password is wrong the screen goes back to the input screen N CAUTION The Password must input as 4 digits The Password is initialized as 0000 when the firmware is upgraded Using the Password Changing the Password 1 Select CHANGE on the MENU 2 Input the old password The GENERAL Password initial password is 0000 amp g General PASSWORD Locked Password a 0123456789 OFF ON OMCHANGE 3 Input the new password of 4 digits 4 Input the new password of 4 digits to confirm once more D Confirm ESCA 1 23456789 EESO 123456789 If the password to change and the p
17. NAMP software is not included with the player Winamp execution picture 1 Launch WINAMP and add songs to make a list GHW i na eer 7 KIA ddl IR HAR 16K 2 Click LIST OPTS located on the right bottom and click SAVE LIST 3 Name the file name ex iriver m3u and click SAVE to save the list sounyesj DY Dads i 2 Bum the disc with WinAmp play list and related files 3 Load the disc into iMP 900 Push the mi switch toward A B MEMORY at stop P PROGRAM mode and LCD displays a list of M3U playlist files on P the disk You can find the playlist you want to play by using the Volume or Volume button Other features Playlist How to use WINAMP PLAYLIST 5 Press the NAVI MENU or ts button to play the tracks in the order of the playlist P PROGRAM 004 02 04 QA fini iRiver P SlimX aS PL icon indicates PLAY LIST 6 A total of 20 playlists can be recognized S L D yds I sounjesy DY Dads i Menu Configuration Function Control is subject to change with different firmware Q versions You can configure your own settings GENERAL DISPLAY TIMER H resume back light H Sleep la
18. assword to confirm are the same the password is automatically changed to the new one and the playback screen is displayed on the LCD If you select ON on the password menu you must input the new password to turn on the player If the password to confirm is different from the changed password the password screen goes back to the Confirm screen m Press the STOP button to exit changing the password and the old password is preserved The Password is initialized as 0000 when the firmware is upgraded S L D yds Firmware Upgrade UO QEULLIOJU jeuonIppy Upgrading Firmware Upgrade your firmware at www iRiver com What is FIRMWARE It is the operating system that works in the iMP 900 iRiver provides you with the latest and best features through Firmware Upgrade Visit www iRiver com to upgrade your Firmware How to UPGRADE 1 Download the latest firmware upgrade file from www iRiver com 2 Execute the file after extraction 3 Burn the iMP 900 HEX file to a CD be sure there are no other files on this CD 4 Connect the power adapter to the iMP 900 Note Upgrade the firmware after connecting the adapter 5 Insert the CD into the iMP 900 and play the CD 6 Check whether your LCD window shows Firmware Upgrade 7 When the power goes off automatically the upgrade is done 8 Play your Music Disc and confirm the firmware version information displayed during loading Questions and Ans
19. buttons are operated language use E button It is operated as 5 SEC MODE n To delete the character push T s amp FF F A B VA E MODE STEREO E switch toward J MODE STEREO CD FM gt Il MUTE To save the text and exit use PLAY button 10 sounjesy 2y Dads i Ma Chinese and Chinese characters are not supported in the Name feature The saved text is displayed during initial loading of disc and at stop mode during play 3 lt q Initial loadin reive2 j iRiverMan i i 001 02 04 Cn Total 035 Stop during playback p iRiverMan SOUNVLSJ 3 yds I sounyesy DY IDedS i MENU Sound SOUND n Sound Sound Nxireme EQ ere e Xtreme 3D ec CO Ros DBE SETTING Xtreme EQ You can adjust the sound to your preference There are 5 band frequency steps set from 15dB to 15dB by 3dB step How to set Xtreme EQ 1 Select the Frequency 2 Adjust the level using 3 To exit Xtreme EQ step to set using the the VOL or VOL setting press Mi or NAVI MENU button n a A B MEMORY MODE STEREO CD FM DI Hia H Switch switch gt MENU Sound Xtreme 3D You can adjust the level of 3D sound minimum Natural and Maximum You can extend 3D sound by selecting Bass Boost or 3D EQ a Natural You can also adjust the level of 3D sound ol with the pa or ri or VOL VOL lever Select DBE or 3D EQ with the NAVI MENU button Xtreme 3D
20. distortion or skipping Tracks with damaged or corrupted parts are skipped or forwarded to next track Supported file types will have the extension MP3 WMA and ASF Folders and files are sorted in alphabetical order Use Navigation mode to select the tracks wanted Total 255 folders and 999 tracks Including 20 playlist within a disc can be recognized Track information displayed is either 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 is 120 hours with fully charged intemal batteries and the external battery pack attached When playing Audio CDs maximum playback time is 50 hours Reference MP3 44 1KHz 128kbps Volume Center Battery level indicator may vary depending on battery type and operation mode QTip To shorten the reading time of CD Set the MULTI SESSION to OFF Create CDs at a slower speed Category Item Product Specifications Specifications Frequency Range 20Hz 20KHz Headphone output 9mW L 9mW R 32 2 Max Volume 16mW R 16mW R 16 5 Max Volume Line output level 0 57V rms 47K Max Volume S N ratio 90dB CD DA 90dB MP3 CD Frequency Characteristics 3dB Line Out No of Channels STEREO L R FM TUNER FM Frequency range 87 5MHz 108MHz SIN ratio 50dB Antenna Headp
21. e audio and video which have an intellectual property are protected by copyright and international laws It is user s responsibilities when he she reproduce or distribute the contents created by this product w The companies institutions products people and events used in examples are not real data We don t have any intension to be related with any companies institutions products people and events through this manual and should not draw inferences Users are responsible for observing the copyrights and intellectual properties 11999 2004 iRiver Limited All right reserved Certification CE FCC Trademarks m Windows Windows 98 SE Windows ME Windows 2000 Windows XP and Windows Media Player are the registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp Limited Liability Neither the Manufacturer importers nor dealers is responsible for any accidental damage including bodily injury or any damage resulting from misuse or unsuitable operation by you The information on this manual is prepared with the current product specifications The manufacturer iRiver Limited is adding new features to the product and may persistently apply new technologies hereafter All standards may be changed at any time without notice peyeys u D peueys Bu D Handling Notices for Safety Power Do not overload a single power circuit Overheating or fire can result Use only the supplied AC adapter Use of non authorized power ada
22. e VOLUME EQ Level Meter a BIT RATE SAMPLE RATE 2 File Format Program Playlist 2 vi b ASF p WMA iRiver Shock Free b MP3 18 p IRM gt AUDIO CD IRM iRiver Rights Management iRiver Rights Management is a digital music format Please visit our web site for details about this music format FM Mode Stereo Mono m PRESET ON OFF m Channel Range Station Frequency sjou ay bu sN Connecting player Charging with AC Adapter 1 Use only the AC Power Adapter supplied with the player for safety Connect the AC adapter to the 5 0V DC jack on the player first and then into AC outlet AC adapter of this player is for 100 240V 50 60Hz The player will charge automatically when the player turns on after connecting the AC adapter to the player Refer to page 17 18 for details OO De IN 4 5v Using the rechargeable Batteries 1 Open the battery cover on the inside of the player 2 Insert rechargeable batteries Stick type x 2ea matching and and close the battery cover Q Tip When the battery level is low lt beeps every 10 minutes Beep sound can be on off For details please refer to page 54 m iMP 900 may not function properly Replacing battery or charging is recommended Connecting player Using the External Battery Pack 1 Open the battery cover on the external battery pack as below figure Inserting batteries Le 2 Connect the external battery pack as sh
23. ed play mode will be applied when you press the MODE button For details please refer to page 29 INTRO MODE Intro Plays the beginning 10 seconds of each track Mo INTRO MODE OFF SIMON HIGHLIGHT ON Intro Highlight Plays 10 seconds at the 1 minute mark of each track in sequential order B5 INTRO MODE E S L 3 14199dS I MENU Mode MENU Mode STUDY MODE NAME ATUUY MODE You can input your name or custom text maximum 12 characters in English When click the 10 button it is operated i STUDY as the set status Gre sb Button Operation 10 SEC_OBEEP 4 OFF Skip ahead 10 tracks J Select the character by using tata and 5 SEC Pushing of the Iiswitch toward 10 10 2 button and press NAVI MENU will skip the current track 5 seconds ahead or backward 7 button to input the character 10 SEC Pushing of the 1 switch toward 10 10 amp will skip the current track 10 seconds ahead or backward lt A ABCDEFGH JKLIJNO BEEP A beep sound will be played when the buttons are operated To move the cursor in the name window b gt If itis set to 5 Sec 10 Sec BEEP it is operated as STUDY Mode Js use and on Volume button BEEP VOLUME MODE _s To scroll between English This mode is for blind persons A beep sound A B MEMORY ope stereo and your preferred NAME will be played when the
24. fications 66 Regulatory Information 67 Safety Warning 68 Buisn qojeg Features of IMP 900 Components Slim Design Depth 13 7 mm 1 iMP 900 Player 2 Remote Control Multi Codec CD Player Supports MP3 WMA OGG and ASF formats as well as Standard Audio CD Enhanced Battery Life With MP3 or WMA files the iMP 900 can play for up to 120 hours Using the N L intemal batteries and external battery pack External Battery Pack AA Size x 4 pa When using internal battery 30hours a a Firmware Upgradeable User Manual Warranty card 4 Earphones Earphone covers a Provides the latest updated features via firmware upgrade Quick Start Guide a Graphic LCD supporting Multiple Languages support 40 languages iMP 900 comes with 4 line graphic LCD which can support multiple languages 40 languages including traditional and simplified Chinese Built in Recharging with Over Charge Protection Circuit Over Charge protection circuit prevents over powering the batteries Discharging function helps to maximize battery life iRiver Shock Free Anti Shock System ESP function Using exclusive iRiver anti skip technology the iMP 900 provides maximum skip protection by buffering your music before playback Built in 6 Preset EQ Normal Rock Jazz Classic U Bass Metal Xtreme EQ and Xtreme 3D Customize your own EQ with Xtreme EQ and enhance bass and surround sound e 6 Carrying Case with Xtreme
25. hone Earphone Cord Antenna CD Support CD Type CD DA CD Text 8cm 12cm CD ROM Mode 1 Mode 2 Form1 Enhanced CD Mixed CD CD R RW Readability Packet Write IS09660 Joliet Romeo Multi Session File Support Power Supply General File Type MPEG 1 2 2 5 Layer 3 WMA ASF OGG Bit Rate 8Kbps 320 Kbps Tag ID3 VI ID3 V2 2 0 ID3 V2 3 0 AC Adapter DC 4 5V 1 2A Rechargeable Battery Stick Type Ni MH Rechargeable Battery x 2ea External Battery Pack 1 5V AA x 4ea Dimension Approx 128 W x 135 5 D x 13 7 H mm Weight Approx 160g without Battery E Operational Temperature 0Y 40 t 3 30hrs with External Battery Pack 120hrs 3 Maximum Playback Time a Ref MP3 128Kbps 44 1KHz 66 UO QEULLIOJU jeuo nippy Regulatory Information 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
26. iles will not restore data lost in compression and will therefore not improve audio quality UO RELLIOJU IEUORIPPY Questions and Answers Troubleshooting Playing Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms i please contact iRiver customer support Q What kind of media can the iMP 900 support A Standard Audio CD 8Cm 12 Cm CD R CD RW DATA CD with MP3 ASF and F WMA Check whether the batteries have been inserted in proper polarity and Check whether the HOLD switch on remote is Player will not power on ON Switch to OFF position Check whether the player door is opened Check whether the rechargeable batteries are The iMP 900 also supports Mixed CD Data Track Audio Track CD Extra Audio Track Data Track Multi sessioned and packet written CD Q What is VBR A VBR is Variable Bit Rate Some MP3 encoders support VBR When enabled not charged or the batteries ran out the compressor will use a bit rate that will fit the actual passage If it is a complex part having much more variation in the sound it will use a high bit rate If there is Check whether the CD is dirty or defective less variation in sound it will use a lower bit rate Usually the average bit rate will clean it or change to new CD not be as high as a same quality MP3 with CBR Constant Bit Rate However Check whether the CD is inserted properly there is shortcoming that it s hard to keep track of the actua
27. ing will not occur Please carry and handle the player under normal circumstances i e without excessive shaking A A Questions and Answers Playing It takes a long time to load a CD Using Multi sessioned or Packet Written CD may affect the loading time rather than using Single sessioned CD because the data is scattered in the CD To reduce the loading time it is recommended you to burn in Single session You may contact Customer Service if it takes longer than 1 minute to load a single sessioned CD or a Standard Audio CD It always stops after playing one song Check that the Auto Pause feature is turned off Also check that your player is not set to SFL 1 mode hear a hiccup sound while the song is playing Check the status of the file What is likely happening is that the file is corrupted especially if you hear the same sound in the same spot In this case the music file is maybe corrupted A2 Check whether the sampling frequency and bitrate of the music file is too high A Q or low iMP 900 supports from 8KHz 8Kbps to 44 1KHz 320Kbps In case of 48KHz supports up to 256Kbps Can change the playing order The iMP 900 supports m3u file lists Also the Program function allows you to select your preferred songs Is the sound better if convert an MP3 file into WAV MP3 is a compressed a audio format Audio quality is lost when converting sound into MP3 format Changing MP3 to WAV f
28. itten CD RW s as well Q What do need to burn MP3 files A You need a CD recorder recording software program and a blank CD For details refer to the SUPPORT at iRiver s homepage Q How do I make a CD from a tape or record A To convert the tape s information into CD requires many items including A player to play the tape or record a stereo cable to attach the player to your computer and third party recording software to capture and edit the audio Connect the stereo cable from the source to the line in input on your computer sound card then use the third party software to record and edit the audio on the tape or record Once the music is recorded onto your computer use a program to copy the music in Audio or MP3 format to a CD Q I recorded an MP3 CD but I only see less than 20 songs The CD was probably created as an Audio CD s will only hold about 15 20 songs To record a CD full of MP3 s be sure to set your CD creation software to record Data Ul Questions and Answers Recording Q The player can t read songs and I get No disc message A CD readability depends on several factors 1 CD Media 2 The Buming Recording Speed 3 The CD surface When you create a CD buming speed does matter as well as CD surface When you create a CD ata high speed the data writing may not be reliable In that case it is recommended to create a CD at a lower speed or to use brand name media Q Can add songs t
29. l position that may not Check to be sure the optical lens is clean be favorable when studying language Gently wipe with soft cloth Loading stopped or Check whether moisture condensation has No DISC displayed on occurred leave the CD player aside for several LCD hours until the moisture evaporates Make sure there is a CD in the player Problems can be caused by the CD creation process on your PC Re record the disk at a slower speed Use Full Format when creating packet a written disk Check whether VOLUME is set to 0 Connect the earphone remote plug firmly Check whether the plug is dirty clean the plug No Sound or noise is with a dry and soft cloth heard Corrupted MP3 WMA file may have distortion or not play Try playing another music file rr Excessive jolting may affect MP3 WMA and 3 audio CD disks during playback a9 o 2 Pi UO RELLUIOJU IEUORIPPY UO QEULLIOJU EUORIPPY Troubleshooting Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms please contact iRiver customer support Check whether the plug is connected to the AC adapter does not work proper jack on the player m Check whether the HOLD switch is ON Remote control does not Switch to OFF position work Connect the earphones remote plug firmly Ensure the rechargeable batteries are fully charged Avoid the excessive operation of remote control Battery Life is short
30. matically change EQ by reading the genre of ID3 TAG information OFF EQ is set by the user EQ is selected by genre as follows in SOUND BALANCE er ter 20 no EQ LIMIT SMOFF ON EQ SELECT a oun TAG AUTO EQ ON m Rock Classic Rock Rock Altern Rock Instrumental Rock Southern Rock Rock amp Roll Hard Rock Folk Rock Gothic Rock Progressive Rock Psychedelic Rock Symphonic Rock Slow Rock Punk Rock w Jazz Jazz Jazz Funk Acid Jazz m Classic Classical Opera Chamber Music Sonata Symphony Metal Metal Heavy Metal Death Metal Ubass Bass Booty Bass X Tag information saved as Dance and Pop is operated as Normal EQ MENU Sound EQSELECT You can select various EQ modes Press NAVI MENU button after selecting EQ by EO SELECT using Hi or or VOL VOL switch es M Xtrm EQ MXtrm 3D Neji You can not select NORMAL EQ The adjusted EQ is automatically selected when you adjust the EQ setting even though you do not select Xtrm EQ or Xtrm 3D BEEP SOUND VOLUME Set beep volume ON OFF or level Set to 0 for OFF BEEP SOUND VOLUME SOUND FADE IN When activated volume increases gradually at playback mode to prevent sudden loudness S M D dS I sounjesy DY Dads i Using the Password Setting the Password 1 Select the menu you want on the MENU GEN
31. nguage lcd contrast pwr off f cd esp e visualization H sort e tag information charge function time multi session battery indicator f password load default CONTROL MODE User EQ f FF RW scan f repeat a Xtreme EQ FF RW skip i shuffle t Xtreme 3D c FF RW scan speed e intro DBE setting scroll speed study 3D EQ setting 10 button name adapter volume auto pause sound volume EQ limit auto EQ setting EQ select beep volume fade in Menu Operation Press and hold the NAVI button to display the menus lt is composed of 6 main menus with sub menus MAIN MENU SUB MENU SELECT 4 amp General General RESUME i SUB MENU Setting fa Genera RESUME DOFF OTRACK ON MTRACK TIME ON VER 1 00 TESI EI IS LANGUAGE eCDESP Oman h When you select a sub menu you can set your preference to be displayed Menu operation To select Main Menu Shift between Main Menus Press the paia button to move to previous sie menu press the i button to move to General next menu VER 1 00 OSS amp General RESUME _ e LANGUAGE e CD ESP 10 a Push the NAVI MENU switch toward Kt or 1 or Volume Volume to scroll between Sub Menu To select Sub Menu From Sub Menu to Sub Menu settings 4 sE AA RITO 35 RESUME A ills OFF Po o OTRACK ON di Ze 10 10 gt MTRA
32. o the CD already burned A Using multi session or packet writing allows you to add songs to the CD UO RELLLIOJU IEUORIPPY UO QEULLIOJU EUORIPPY Questions and Answers Playing How do l listen to a spot on the track I last listened to A The iMP 900 provide a RESUME function Go to Function General and enter into RESUME menu You can set Track Time or Track The iMP 900 can remember the last 10 CDs you played Q How many playlists can the iMP 900 play A The iMP 900 can play up to 20 playlists m3u How many songs can the iMP 900 play A The iMP 900 can recognize 999 songs 20 Playlist included and 255 folders including subfolders Does the iMP 900 play ra and wav formats A The playable formats on the iMP 900 are MP3 WMA and ASF files RA WAV and other formats can not be played in this player Supporting formats such as ra and wav are under consideration for the future I don t see the title and it only displays Audio Track A The iMP 900 can display the information that the song contains With MP3 files the tag information may not be correct and with Standard Audio CD it displays only Audio Track To see the song title you need to burn the CD using CD TEXT function See your CD Creation software Q The sound cuts out when the player skips If the player is shaken in a sudden or violent manner or shaken excessively skipping may occur Under normal circumstances skipp
33. oward A B MEMORY to save the station again gt A B MEMORY mE STEREO CD FM x Press lay ag OF jp pod and select the desired channel gt again A B MEMORY DE STEREO CD FM Save complete Pressing the jj button will exit the memory function without saving 3 Up to 20 channels can be memorized Auto memory function To save the Channels automatically Push the NAVI button to release PRESET push the m switch toward A B MEMORY CH01 to CH20 will be saved automatically with the first 20 stations the player finds 5 d A B MEMORY IODE STEREO CD FM lt PRESET RELEASING gt lt may not be saved in weak reception areas Operating the FM Tuner Memory delete function Delete saved channels Select channel to be deleted by pushing the NAVI MENU switch toward pi i or i at preset mode V m z Cc lt 4 2 Push and hold the E switch toward A B MEMORY to delete the selected station qu ong PUS 91 9 DEELER shoe saro PRESET PRESET The next channel will appear when channel delete is completed Push and hold the mi switch toward A B MEMORY if you want to delete the next channel also uo ReJedd pa 1298q Navigation mode Navigation Mode Press the NAVI MENU button to display the list of audio tracks The current track will also be displayed Q 2 Push the NAVI MENU button toward i or tj to select a track or folder to play 3 i Ente
34. own in the right figure sjou ay u sN AN CAUTION Do not use mixed with new batteries and used batteries Do not use different types of batteries together When the batteries are not to be used for a long time remove them If battery leaks remove them If battery leaks wipe off any residue in the battery compartment and insert new batteries Do not recharge a normal battery The internal and external batteries are used simultaneously the batteries can be charged according to batteries condition Connect Remote control Earphones 1 Connect remote control cable to the player as shown on below diagram 2 Connect earphone to the earphones jack of remote control sjou ay u sN Connecting player Recharging Method 1 Insert rechargeable batteries into the battery compartment of the player 2 Connect the AC adapter to the player 3 Press 1 button to power on the player and then it starts to charge lt may be necessary to set the CHARGE FUNCTION to CHARGE ON Refer to page 41 4 Ea 4 is scrolled when charging during playback 5 Press and hold the W button during playback to enter the standard charging mode see below image When Charging 6 Once fully charged charging is automatically stopped After charging is completed during playback mode charging indicator lt lt lt is changed to adapter indicator 5 The player automatically powers off when done cha
35. pters is not recommended Damage to your player may result from improper use Unplug the AC adapter during electrical storms Electrical Shock may result Immediately power off the player and unplug the AC adapter if smoke or odors emit from the player or adapter Electrical Shock or fire can result from improper use Do not kink or crease the power cable or place heavy objects on the power cable Fire can result from damaged power cables Do not handle power plug and adapter with wet hands Electrical Shock may result Firmly plug the adapter into the wall socket Fire can result from improper use Unplug adapter when it s not in use Overheating or fire can result from improper use Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat and cold Damage to your player may result from improper use Keep the player away from strong magnets or excessive violation or dropping any material Damage to your player may result from improper use Do not use water or chemicals to clean the player Clean the surface with a soft cloth Damage to your player may result from improper use N Do not place heavy objects on the device Damage to your player may result from improper use _ lt Handling Notices for Safety Player Do not use excessive force on the buttons or attempt to disassemble the device Damage to your player may result from improper use
36. rd ki or k i 1to select your desired station lt A amp O 3 Push E switch toward MODE STEREO CD FM to select Stereo or Mono RP A B send T MODE STEREO CD FM uo Read pa 1298q 4 Push the NAVI MENU switch toward or to adjust the volume Cc i 0 5 Press the button to Mute the radio and press it again to release bil M 10 10 Operating the FM Tuner Auto Scan function To Auto Scan for a station release the PRESET mode by pressing the NAVI MENU button Push and hold the NAVI MENU switch toward kia or bi Find the station by scrolling Hi or lr Qe Q lt PRESET RELEASING gt O Finding a Station using PRESET Mode To select a station saved in memory press the NAVI MENU button to enter PRESET mode then find a saved station by pushing the NAVI MENU switch toward Hi or il lt A gt Oo lt PRESET SETTING gt gt Example ID nt 91 9 89 1 Li oem ac mT ke FM tuner reception will be affected in weak reception areas When player does not have any preset channels EMPTY will be displayed at preset mode then fade out uo Reseed pa 1298q uo ped pa 1298q Operating the FM Tuner Memory function Store favorite stations 1 Push the Navi button to release PRESET mode select the station by pushing the NAVI MENU switch toward Hia or ie Push the E switch toward A B MEMORY to select a channel number to assign to the frequency Push it t
37. rging except when charging during playback Once fully charged the player will not try and charge the batteries Q Tip Charging Discharging time Estimated with the rechargeable stick batteries provided Charging Approx 4 hours At full discharge Discharging Approx 5 hours At full charge For long duration of battery life we recommend selecting the Discharge Charge function once a month Connecting player Discharge amp Charge 1 Install rechargeable batteries 2 Connect the AC adapter to the player Press ll button to power on the player and set the CHARGE FUNCTION to DISCHARGE amp CHARGE to charge after discharging Refer to page 41 4 gt D gt gt gt is scrolled when discharging during playback 5 Press and hold the mi button during playback to enter the standard discharging mode see below image When discharging DE 6 After discharging is complete the player will switch to CHARGE mode and CHARGE function in the menu is changed to CHARGE ON 7 Once fully charged charging is automatically stopped After charging is completed at the playback mode charging indicator lt lt lt is changed to adapter indicator E The player automatically powers off when done charging except during playback QTip To make your batteries last longer Set the SORT to PHYSICAL ADDR Set the TAG INFORMATION to OFF Set the EQ mode
38. rtainment z Everyday 2 MPiano Concert You can easily select a track using the 1 switch toward 10 10 in case there are many tracks on the CD K 0 sounyesj DY Dads i gt Il MUTE D 10 G 3 Press the NAVI MENU li button or the NAVI MENU switch toward iI to move to the upper folder and toward Hia to move the lower folder Press the NAVI MENU Mii button or the NAVI MENU switch toward Hi or le lH to play the selected file pil MUTE z a eB 10 10 Sc File format A p ASF M r MP3 W wma E r cD DO prm IRM iRiver Rights Management iRiver Rights Management is a digital music format Please visit our web site for details about this music format EQ Mode EQMode 001 02 04 TINE iRiver A Entertain T A B MEMORY on STEREO CD FM w Push and hold the E switch toward A B MEMORY to display the current EQ Every time you push this button the EQ mode scrolls in sequential order NORMAL ROCK JAZZ CLASSIC U BASS METAL Xtrm EQ A M Xtreme EQ and 3D are set in the MENU refer to page 51 through 52 for details Neji With EQ SELECT MENU user can set only desired EQ function Refer to page 54 for setting the EQ SELECT S M D yds sounjesj DY Dads i Playback Mode Setting the Playback Mode You can set various Repeat and Shuffle options by choosing these selections under Mode Change the Repeat or Sh
39. se ki or Ili button or Volume Volume to adjust time By using the NAVI MENU or li button you can select beep sound to ON or OFF This function works in both CD and FM modes When the power is off the sleep power off setting goes back to Zero setting 7 e BEEP FiOFF_ MON STOP POWER OFF Automatically turns power off at stop mode Time range can be set from 1 to 60 minutes by one minute increments Q Timer STOP POWER OFF MIN Use pal ai or i button or Volume Volume to adjust time NOTE t gt This function only works in CD function MENU Control Control Control hy FAST SCAN e FAST SKIP SCAN SPEED FF RW SCAN ON Long Click of pi or button for fast scan Control within the track FF RW SCAN Short click of pa or 1 button for next or OFF MON previous track OFF Fast Scan through songs in a folder OSCR SHEE uj NOTE As typical with MP3 files particularly VBR Variable Bit Rate files fast scan may not be as smooth as conventional audio CD FF RW SKIP FAST SKIP allows skipping 10 songs or 1 folder forward or backward by pressing and holding the or of control OFF Disables the fast skip feature gt MDIRECTORY e AN SP 10 Fast skip ahead 10 tracks or back 10 tracks Directory Jump to the Previous Next folder FF RW SCAN SPEED The fast scan speed can range from 1x 2x
40. signal at play mode LEVELMETER1 p VISUALIZATION LEVELMETER2 p anuman POLEVE METER 2 WAVEFORM NEN PROGRESSIVE PROGRESSIVE 3 MENU Display TAG INFORMATION ON Displays track with ID3 tag information or with lyrics if there are lyrics OFF Displays track with file name e OFF 5 MON CAPTION OFF title artist You can select OFF ON using button and tag information display preference using Hia or bi button CAPTION OFF You can turn off lyric display of synchronized MP3 PLAY TIMEINFO Normal display elapsed time of the current track Remain display remaining time of the current track Note In case of VBR MP3 file the remaining time may not display accurately PLAY TIME INFO gt MNORMAL OREMAIN BATTERY INDICATOR Adjust the level of the battery indicator to compensate for different style of batteries Lower numbers will make the battery indicator higher higher numbers will make the battery indicator lower m _Displa BATTERY INDICATOR Center 6 6 S L D yds I sounyesj DY Dads i Menu Timer Timer A Timer Da SELECT lt gt gt E 4 N SLEEP POWER dI FEO SLEEP POWER OFF Automatically powers off after fixed time Time range can be set from 0 to 99 minutes A Timer SLEEP POWER OFF MIN MOFF ON U
41. to NORMAL ROCK JAZZ or CLASSIC Set the BACK LIGHTING time to the shortest possible Set the SHUFFLE mode to OFF sjou ay bu sN Listening to Music uo Read pa 1298q Basic Operation 1 Slide the open button on the side of the player and insert the disc with the disc label facing out Close the lid CP 7 2 Connect Remote Control and Earphones 3 Slide the HOLD switch on the remote to the Off position HOLD FI A Press the NAVI MENU button to play After powering on the disc will play automatically xt a To play while in stop mode Press the 1 button to play music for pause and press it again to resume playback 6 Push the NAVI MENU switch toward or to adjust the volume 7 Push the NAVI MENU switch toward 4 4 or bk to skip to previous or next track Push and hold the NAVI MENU switch toward Hi i or it to play fast backward or fast forward within a track Push and hold after pushing the NAVI MENU switch toward pai or to skip to the previous or next folder Refer to page 27 for details about searching the Listening to Music Basic Operation pil M 10 10 music uo ped pa 1298q Operating the FM Tuner Listen to FM radio Frequency Range 87 5MHz 108 MHz 1 Press the NAVI MENU button to power on the player To switch to the FM Tuner push and hold li switch toward MODE STEREO CD FM A B MEM MODE STEREO CD FM 2 Push the NAVI MENU switch towa
42. uffle mode by pushing the jm switch toward MODE STEREO CD FM Please refer to the MENU MODE function controls page 48 for user defined configuration 004 02 04 dm iRiver A Entertainment DEREN a Whenever the switch is pushed toward MODE STEREO CD FM the icon in the playback mode indicator is changed REPEAT Play a selected track repeatedly Play all tracks in the selected folder and stop Play all tracks in the selected folder repeatedly Play all tracks stored in the CD repeatedly SHUFFLE sFL Randomly play all tracks in the player and stop srt Playa single track repeatedly Press pa or 1 to select a new random track SFL Randomly play all tracks in the selected folder and stop SFL Randomly play all tracks in the selected folder repeatedly SFL Randomly play all tracks in the CD repeatedly INTRO INTRO Plays the beginning 10 seconds of each track in sequential order INTRO HIGHLIGHT Plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into each track in sequential order You can set this function in the MENU function Interval Repeat Reservation Interval Repeat A B Play a selected interval repeatedly during play 001 02 04 iRiver Entertainment LULL C gt A B MEMORY E STEREO CD FM MAIE Ab Push the button toward A B MEMORY i 7 once to select the beginning lt A gt point 001
43. wers Player How long does Anti Shock last A With MP3 files 128Kbps 44 1Khz Anti Shock lasts up to 480 seconds With Audio CD you can set it up to 40 or 160 seconds Q Mechanical noise is heard from the player A When loading a CD or searching music CD Pick up makes noise moving at high speed This is not a malfunction But if you hear mechanism noise through earphones or hear excessive noise from the player contact iRiver Customer Service Q Does using CD s created on a computer reduce the life of the Lens A There is no connection between using a disk created on a home computer and the lifetime of the lens Q Why doesn t the player recognize a CD created at high speed In general it is recommended to record the CD with 1 2 level lower than the highest speed if you are experiencing playback difficulties UO RELLIOJU IEUORIPPY UO RELLOJU EUORIPPY Questions and Answers Recording Q How do I copy MP3 files on to a CD A You need to record MP3 files onto a CD R or CD RW disc to play in the iMP 900 In general there are two kinds of blank CDs CD R CD Recordable Recordable but not erasable CD RW CD ReWritable Recordable and can be used again after erasing There are several ways to bum a CD A CD is created in sessions Single session Close session after burning once Multi session Do not close session after buming More data can be written to the disk later This iRiver player can play packet wr
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