DigitalWay MPIO HD100 Manuale utente

User’s Guide

HD100

designing your digital dream

<HD100> User's Guide

Date of Publication : Apr. 2003

Date of First edition : Apr. 2003

Publishing Company : Digitalway Corporation

Address : 5F, Korea Design Center, 344-1, Yatap-dong, Bundang-gu,

Seongnam-si, 463-828, Korea

Tel : +82-31-788-7230

Fax : +82-31-788-7240

Homepage : www.mpio.com

Please read all instructions in this User’s Guide before using the player.

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English

Under the copyright laws the documentation cannot be

copied, photocopied, reproduced, or translated in whole or

in part, without the prior expressed written consent of

Digitalway Corporation.

RealOne player is a trademark or registered trademark of

RealNetworks, Incorporated.

SRS WOW ( ) is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.

WOW technology is incorporated under license from SRS

Labs, Inc.

Microsoft Windows, Windows Explorer and Windows Media

are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Microsoft

Corporation.

All contents of the installation CD included with this product

are copyrighted by Digitalway Corporation or used with the

permission of their copyright owners. It is unlawful to copy

or distribute this information in any way without the express

written consent of Digitalway Corporation.

All other products, services, and company names are the

property of their respective owners.

Table of Contents

Designing Your Digital Dream

Install RealOne player Software

/ 12

2. Create Digital Music Files / 13

Install RealOne Player Software & Rip Music

1. Connect the USB Cable / 16

2. Disconnect the USB Cable / 17

3. Transfer Music and Data Files with

Drive Letter Support / 17

• Windows Explorer

• From a Software Application

4. Transfer Music & Data Files

1. Document Conventions / 04

• Button Press Techniques

1. Introduction

1. Accessories Included with your

HD100 / 05

2. Features and Controls / 06

• Control Panel

3. Charge Battery / 08

Power HD100 On, Off and Hold

/ 08

Description of Player's Display

/ 08

2. Player Overview

1. Play Mode / 20

• LCD Description

2. FM Radio Mode / 21

• Use the FM Radio

• Store an FM Radio Preset

• Select a Channel Preset

3. Voice Record / 23

• Create Recording

• Playback Recording

5. Using Your player

1. Overview / 25

2. Music Menu / 26

3. Recordings Menu / 27

4. Options Menu / 28

• Sound

• Display

• Play Option

• Power Off

• Output

• Mic Sensitivity

• FM Step Size

5. Disk Tools Menu / 40

• Disk Space Usage

• Reconcile Music

• Format Hard Drive

6. About Menu / 42

6. Menu Mode

1. Safety Precautions / 43

2. Player Issues / 44

3. Sound Problems / 44

4. Problems Connecting to Computer

/ 44

5. Technical Specifications / 45

• Computer Requirements

6. Approvals / 46

• FCC

• Industry Canada

• CE

7. Limited Warranty / 48

Troubleshooting & Specifications

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• Quick Guide

• Installation CD with:

• Driver

• RealOne player

• Adobe Acrobat Reader

• User's Guide as a PDF file

• Quick Guide as a PDF file

• Compact stereo earphones

• USB Cable

• Power adaptor

• Carrying case with belt clip

• RCA audio Cable (for home stereo connection)

1. Accessories Included with Your HD100

Player Overview

English

To use the HD100 Player and RealOne player software, you must

have at least basic skills with the Microsoft Windows operating sys-

tem. This document uses the following conventions and terminolo-

gy:

- Note symbol indicates a useful tip.

- Caution symbol indicates important information to prevent dam-

age to your player or avoid inconvenient situations.

- Bold Word or phrase in bold indicates a menu or button selection on

the player. For example: Click the OK button.

Italics

Phrase in italics typically indicates a cross-reference to a sec-

tion in the User's Guide.

- >This character is used to describe menu / submenu selections on

the HD100 or in the computer software. For example, select the File >

New menu.

Button Press Techniques Some of the HD100 buttons perform differ-

ent functions depending on how long the button is pressed before it is

released. For example, in Play Mode, a short press of the button goes

to the next track, where as a longer press of the same button fast for-

ward within the current track.

This distinction is made with the following phrases:

- PRESS Instructions that say "press" the button, signify you press and

immediately release the button; it is a short press.

- PRESS AND HOLD Instructions that say "press and hold" the button

signify that you press and momentarily hold the button before releas-

ing it; it is a long press for about one second.

1. Document Conventions

Introduction

English

Welcome to the world of personal music players and the digital

lifestyle. Using the latest technological advances in both hardware

and software, the HD100 allows you to carry a library of your

favorite music wherever you go.

This chapter describes the following topics:

•

Accessories Included with your HD100 on page 5.

•

Features and Controls on page 6

• How to

Charge Battery on page 8.

• How to

Power HD100 On, Off and Hold on page 9.

•

Description of Player's Display on page 9.

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English

The following includes illustrations of the player from the front and top

perspectives and identifies features and controls.

2. Features and Controls

Control Panel

The Control Panel performs a variety of functions depending on which

mode the player is in. The following summarizes the functionality and then

detailed information is provided in the later sections.

MODE Switch between Play and FM Radio Mode.

MENU Used to display the Main Menu from Play Mode.

SCROLL WHEEL Scroll the wheel up or down to increase or decrease

the volume. In FM Radio Mode, press the Scroll Wheel to display the pre-

set list. In Menu mode, scroll up or down to highlight a menu item and

press the wheel to select an item.

Fast forward a track or move to the next track; tune to a radio station

in FM Radio Mode. Also used to highlight the next item in Menu mode.

Used to play or pause a music track or voice recording.

BACK Go back to previous screen in Menu Mode or display / hide the FM

presets list.

The rewind / previous button is used to rewind a track, move to a pre-

vious track or tune in FM Radio Mode. Also used to highlight the previous

item in Menu Mode.

Press and hold

to start a voice recording; press to stop a voice

recording.

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3. Charge Battery

English

The built-in Lithium-Ion battery in your HD100 will last for up to 11 hours

of play and takes about 3 hours to fully charge.

To charge the battery follows these steps:

1. Connect the Power Adaptor to the player and a power source.

2. As the battery charges, the battery icon( ) on the LCD animate.

When fully charged in approximately 3 hours, the icon no longer ani-

mates and Battery Charging Complete shows on the LCD.

You may listen to your player as it charges but it will take longer to

charge.

4. Power HD100 ON, OFF and HOLD

POWER ON To turn on the player, move the switch at the top of the play-

er to the ON position. You will see a splash screen on the LCD followed

by Play Mode.

POWER OFF To shut off your HD100, move the switch at the

top of the player to the OFF position. Or, the player will auto-

matically shut off after one minute of inactivity, in Play Mode,

but not during FM Radio or Menu Mode. You can change the

automatic shut off time by using the player's Options> Power Off menu.

HOLD You can lock your player so that it will not respond to accidental

button pushes while the player is on.

To lock the player, move the switch at the top of the player to the HOLD

position and the icon displays on the LCD.

5. Description of Player’s Display

When you turn on your HD100 the initial, Play Mode appears on the LCD

and will look like this:

It is unnecessary to fully charge or completely discharge the battery

power each time. The Lithium-Ion battery is not subject to a memory

effect that some battery chemistries experience with partial charging.

However, you may want to fully charge the battery to maximize playing

time.

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English

BATTERY ICON The battery icon indicates the amount of battery power

remaining or that the battery is being charged.

Battery is fully charged.

Battery is partially discharged.

Battery is half discharged.

Battery is almost discharged.

Battery has about three minutes of power remaining.

Battery is plugged into a power source and if the icon is animat-

ed, the battery is being charged. For more information see

Charge Battery

on page 8

TRACK COUNT Track Count at the top of the LCD shows the current

track and the total number of tracks within the selected subfolder (album).

PLAYER STATUS Player Status icons indicate the player is in a particular

mode:

Play icon indicates the player playing the selected track. For detailed

information about this topic see

Play Mode on page 20

Pause icon indicates the player is paused.

Record icon indicates the player is recording a voice file as you speak

into the built-in microphone. For detailed information about this topic see

Voice Record on page 23

Hold icon indicates the player is locked from accidental button press-

es when the power switch is in the HOLD position; for more information

see

Hold on page 9.

TRACK TIME Track time is the elapsed time for the current track.

EQUALIZER OPTIONS The HD100 equalizer adjusts bass or treble to

one of six options to enhance sound: Flat, Rock, Jazz, Classical, Dance

and User. You can change the option by using the Options > Sound >Eq

menu. For information about changing the option, see

Eq on page 28.

VOLUME LEVEL Use Scroll Wheel to change the volume level when lis-

tening to music or a voice recording. As you move the wheel up or down,

the volume level between 0 and 30 shows on the LCD.

PLAY OPTIONS Play option signifies one of twelve settings to play fold-

ers and tracks on your HD100:

PLY To play All, Folder, Subfolder or Track.

RPT To repeat All, Folder, Subfolder or Track.

SHF To shuffle All, Folder or Subfolder.

INTRO To play the first nine seconds of all tracks starting at the track

you choose until you press the pause button.

You can change the Options > Play Option setting, for more information,

see

Play Option on page 36

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1. Insert an audio CD into the PC CD drive.

2. Start the RealOne player program if not

already started.

3. Click the CD button if music tracks are not

automatically listed.

4. Open the Save Tracks window by clicking

the save tracks button.

5. In the Save Tracks window, select check-

boxes to indicate which CD tracks you

want to rip.

6. In the Preferences window, select MP3 or

WMA for the recording format and quality

by clicking the Change Setting button.

2. Create Digital Music Files

English

Using the RealOne Player software, you can create (rip) digital

music files from your audio CD.

To install the RealOne player software:

1. Insert an installation CD into the PC CD drive.

2. Right-click the Windows

Start button and select Explore from the popup

menu.

3. Navigate the installation CD and open the

RealOne player folder.

4. Double-click the .exe file to begin installation.

5. The RealOne player Setup appears. Follow the setup as instructed. In

most cases, the default installation options are suitable.

1. Install RealOne Player Software

Install RealOne Player Software & Rip Music

English

RealOne player is third-party software to rip (create) MP3 or WMA

files from audio CD.

RealOne player software for Windows is included on the installation

CD.

If you already have a favorite CD ripping program, you can use that

instead.

This chapter describes how to:

•

Install RealOne Player Software on page 12.

•

Create Digital Music files page 13.

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English

To use the WMA format, you must have already downloaded the

WMA plug-in.

Select the Tools> Check for update, Autoupdate window appears.

Select the Drivers tab, click the install button after checking the

Microsoft Windows Media Format box.

* Ripped music files are stored in the My Music folder on your C drive.

Selecting the General folder in the Preferences window, you can speci-

fy where the new files will be stored as they are ripped.

7. Click the OK button, you are ready to rip audio CD.

RealOne player in installation CD is the special edition. It is provided

MP3 encoding function for the high bit rate(56 ~ 320kbps). Please

make sure, if you add another function supplied by the RealOne

player plus, you must pay for it.

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1. Click the USB icon on the Windows taskbar usually located at the bot-

tom right of the Desktop.

2. From the popup menu, select the Stop command.

3. After a notification message displays, you may disconnect the cable

from the player.

2. Disconnect The USB cable

English

Transfer Music & Data Files

English

To transfer files to your HD100, you must connect the provided Universal

Serial Bus (USB) cable and connect your player to a power source.

Ensure your player is paused before you connect the cable.

1. Connect the AC adaptor to the player and a power source

2. Insert the larger end of the USB cable into an available USB port on

your PC.

1. Connect the USB cable

When you connect the HD100 to your PC with the provided USB

cable, the PC recognizes it as an external hard drive. To transfer files

to and from your player, use the standard Microsoft Windows

Explorer software installed with your operating system.

This chapter describes how to:

•

Connect the USB Cable on page 16.

•

Disconnect the USB Cable on page 17.

•

Transfer Music and Data Files with Drive Letter Support on page 17.

3. On the player, open the cover of the USB port ( ) and connect the

smaller end of the cable to the player. The USB connector should slide

easily into the port; do not use force.

4. The player LCD shows USB Connected.

Once you're finished transferring files, be sure to Disconnect the

USB Cable from the player as described in the next section.

It is important to follow this procedure to disconnect the USB cable

from your HD100 and PC. If you do not, you risk losing files as they

are transferring to your player.

When you connect your HD100 and PC with the provided USB cable, the

PC recognizes it as an external hard drive that you can use to transport

data files. This means you can drag and drop files using Microsoft

Windows Explorer or save a file by selecting the drive letter directly from

within a software application. You can even open files directly from the

HD100.

Transfer Music and Data Filses with Drive Letter Support

If HD100 recognize as new hardware in your PC when you con-

nect the USB cable to your player, windows run the Add New

Hardware Wizard. Then you insert Installation CD to PC CD

drive, select the Driver folder from installation CD when win-

dows searches location of the driver for new device.

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5. Once the process is complete

Disconnect the USB Cable

from the

player as described on

page 17

From a Software Application

You can also save a file by selecting the drive letter directly from within a

software application, for example:

1. Connect the AC adaptor to your player and a power source.

2. Connect the

USB Cable

to your player and PC.

3. Open the application you are using to create the new file.

4. Select the File > Save menu and then save the file to the drive letter

representing the HD100.

English

Windows Explorer

Use Microsoft Windows Explorer to transfer music and data files between

your player and PC:

1. Connect the AC adaptor to your player and a power source.

2. Connect the

USB Cable

to your player and PC.

3. Right-click the Windows Start button and select Explore from the

popup menu. For easier copying, open a second window such as My

Computer.

4. On your PC drive locate the contents to copy, and drag it to the drive

letter representing the HD100, for example:

English

5. Once the process is complete

Disconnect the USB Cable

from the

player as described on

page 17

When copying data files to your player, you can have up to 99 sub-

folder levels (if required).

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