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USER MANUAL

Xemio

732 / Xemio

732 R

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English USER MANUAL Xemio-732 / Xemio-732 R DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronics or mechanical, including photocopying and recording or translated to another language for any purpose without the prior written consent of the manufacturer. All brand names, logos and registered trademarks mentioned are property of their respective owners. © 2006. All right reserved. Version 1.
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English Table of Contents Introduction---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Features--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Package Contents--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Overview--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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English Editing Lyrics------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 Downloading MP3 and WMA songs or AMV movies--------------------------------------------------------- 34 Folder Management and Navigation-------------------------------------------------------------------------------38 Folder Management-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------38 Folder Navigation-------------------
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English Introduction Thank you for choosing our digital MP3 player. You can use this versatile MP3 player not only for playing MP3 and WMA songs, but it also plays AMV movies, voice recordings and it can serve as a USB flash disk, etc.
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English Overview Front and back Microphone ON/OFF Mode/Confirm Previous/Fast Next/Fast Forward Backward VOL Top and Bottom Earphone jack USB Port 5
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English Buttons Operation Operation EARPHONE JACK Insert the earphone plug into the earphone jack USB PORT Connect the USB cable to the USB port of the computer for uploading the songs MICROPHONE Microphone for voice recording NEXT/ In PLAYING mode, press the button and release immediately to jump to next song. FAST FORWARD In PLAYING mode, press and hold the button to fast forward In STOP mode, press and hold the button to enter the MODE/ Main Menu page for changing mode.
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English Display Display Icon Function Repeat Mode Show the current repeat mode used. Battery Level Show the battery level. Volume increase or decrease Show the current volume Mode of Equalizer Indicate the current mode of equalizer used. 7 different EQ settings are available for selection.
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English On-screen-menu Operation In STOP mode (No song or voice is playing) Remark: FM is only available for the player with built-in FM function.
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English Switching On and Off Power On Slide the button into the ON position to switch the player on. The startup logo appears on the display. Power Off Slide the button into the OFF position to switch the player off. Note: When the ON/OFF button is in the ON position, press and hold the PLAY/PAUSE button to turn the player on or off. Battery Level The battery icon on the display shows the battery level. Low Battery When the battery icon looks like this, it indicates the battery is low on power.
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English Movie 1. After entering the Main Menu, select MODE/CONFIRM button to enter Movie mode. Movie and press the Note: Only files of the .AMV format will be played in Movie mode. 2. The display will return to the following screen in STOP mode. 3. Press PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select your desired movie. 4. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to start playing the selected .AMV movie. If there are no .AMV files, No Movie Files will be shown on the display.
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English 2. In STOP mode, the screen will display the following: 3. Press PREVIOUS/NEXT to select the desired song. 4. Press PLAY/PAUSE to start playback of the selected .MP3 or .WMA file. If there are no .MP3 and .WMA files, No Files will be shown on the display. Skipping Songs Press NEXT/PREVIOUS to jump to the next or previous song. Fast Forward and Backward Look for a certain passage in a music file by pressing and holding PREVIOUS/NEXT while music is playing.
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English 2. Press and hold the PREVIOUS/NEXT button, the player will automatically scan for FM channels. 3. Saving FM Channels Press the MODE/CONFIRM button to enter the FM Sub-menu, press the MODE/CONFIRM button to select Save function. 4. Selecting saved FM Channels Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to Select FM Channels saved in sequence. 5. Recording FM program Press the MODE/CONFIRM button to enter the FM Sub-menu, press the MODE/CONFIRM button to select the Record function. Sub-Menu 1.
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English 5 Japan Band Press MODE/CONFIRM button to enter FM Sub-menu Page, press MODE/CONFIRM button to select Normal Band. The range is from 6 Fine REC Press MODE/CONFIRM button to enter FM Sub-menu Page, press MODE/CONFIRM button to select Fine REC function. 7 Long REC Press MODE/CONFIRM button to enter FM Sub-menu Page, press MODE/CONFIRM button to select Long REC function. Record 1. After entering the Main Menu, select Record and press the MODE button to enter Record mode.
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English 4. There are four recording modes available: Fine REC, Long REC, Fine VOR and Long VOR 5. Put the sound source near the built-in microphone. Press the MODE/CONFIRM button to confirm the selection and then press the PLAY/PAUSE button to start recording. You can press the PLAY/PAUSE button to pause or stop the recording. When you have finished recording, press and hold the PLAY/PAUSE button. Release the button when Saving is being shown on the display.
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English Voice 1. After entering the Main Menu, select Voice and press the MODE/CONFIRM button to enter the Playing Recorded Voice mode. 2. The following screen will be displayed in STOP mode. 3. Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select the desired voice file. 4. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to start playing the selected audio file. If there are no recorded audio files, No Files! will be shown on the display.
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English 2. Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select your desired photo. E-book 1. After entering the Main Menu page, select E-book MODE/CONFIRM button to enter the E-book function. and press Note: Only files of the .TXT format will be displayed with the E-book function. 2. Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select your desired article. System 1. After entering the Main Menu, press the MODE/CONFIRM button to select System Function.
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English 2. Press the MODE/CONFIRM button to enter the System Function menu page. Clock LCD Set Language ScreenSaver Sel Power Off Replay Mode Online Mode Memory Info Firmware Version Firmware Upgrade Exit Clock 1. After entering the Sys Function menu page, select Clock. 2. 3. 4. Press the VOL button to select Year, Month, Day and Time Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button change the values for Year, Month, Day and Time. Press the MODE/CONFIRM button to confirm the current date and time settings.
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English Screen Savers 1 After entering the LCD Set sub-menu, select Screen Savers by pressing the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to set the Screen Savers to 0/5/10/15/20/25/30 seconds. When no button is pressed, the LCD will turn to the selected screen saver automatically based on the duration you set. Please refer to ScreenSaver Sel for how to choose screen saver. 2. Press and hold the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to change the duration and press MODE/CONFIRM to confirm. BLack 1.
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English 2. For LCD BLACK Time, press PREVIOUS/NEXT button to set the black time to 0/5/10/15/20/25/30 seconds. When no button is pressed, the LCD will turn black automatically based on the duration you set. You may select 0 to disable this function. Language After entering the Language Sub menu, select the desired menu language and confirm with the MODE/CONFIRM button.
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English 3 For Sleep Time, press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to set the sleep time to 0/10/20/30/40/50/60/70/80/90/100/110/120 seconds. When no button is pressed, the player will be switch off automatically based on the duration you set. You may set 0 to disable this function. Replay Mode There are two replay modes: Manual Replay and Auto Replay, press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to choose the desired replay mode.
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English Encrypted Only If you select Encrypted Only, the user can only see the encrypted drive while the normal drive is hidden. Note: This function is only supported by Windows 98/Me/XP or Windows 2000 with SP4 and the partition dividing function enabled. Memory Info After entering the Sys Function menu, select Memory Info by pressing MODE/CONFIRM button to check the used memory. The used memory will be shown on the display.
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English Repeat Mode In PLAY mode, press theMODE/CONFIRM button and select Repeat to enter the Repeat mode. Seven Repeat Modes are available: Normal, Repeat One, Folder, Repeat Folder, Repeat All, Random, Intro. Normal All music files will be played one by one. Playback will stop when the last file is played. Repeat One The file currently playing will be repeated once. Folder All music files in the selected folder will be played once.
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English EQ Mode In PLAY mode, press the MODE/CONFIRM button and select EQ Select to enter the EQ mode. Seven EQ mode are available: DBB, Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft and Jazz Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to change the EQ mode and press the MODE/CONFIRM button to confirm the EQ mode. The equalizer is only available when playing music or voice files. Changing Playback Speed 1. 2. In PLAY mode, press the MODE/CONFIRM button and select Tempo Rate to enter the sub menu.
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English Installing Driver and Software Utilities System Requirements PC with Pentium class or faster processor 64MB RAM USB port CD-ROM drive for software installation 30MB free hard disk space Windows® 98/98SE/Me or Windows® 2000/XP The Driver and Software Utilities contain the following in one Setup.exe file. Noted: The software is not recommended to install on MAC OS. 1. The driver for Windows® 98 /98SE This driver makes your player properly work on Windows® 98/98SE. 2. A program for converting .
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English Step 2: After installation is completed, please restart your computer. Converting .ACT audio to .WAV audio Step 1: After installing the driver and software utilities, click on the Start button, select: Programs > MP3 Player Utilities 3.
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English Step 2: The following screen will be displayed: Click on the Open button to select the .ACT audio file you want to convert to .WAV audio file.
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English Step 3: Click on the Convert button to start the converting process. The newly created. WAV file will be placed in the same directory as the source .ACT audio file. If you re not able to locate the .WAV file, the location path is shown on the top-left corner of the window. Converting different video format to .AMV video Step 1: After installing the driver and software utilities, click Start button, select All Programs > MP3 Player Utilities 3.
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English Step 2: The following screen will be displayed: Click on the Input File button to select the .ASF video file you want to convert to an .AMV video file.
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English Also click on the Output File button to select the destination path for the AMV video file. Step 3: Click Convert button to start converting process. You will see .AMV video file was converted. Note : The software can convert .DAT, .WMV, .AVI video format into .AMV video also. Formatting the Internal Memory Step 1: Connecting the USB cable to MP3 Player and your computer. The following display will appear.
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English Step 2: Click on the Start button, select: Programs > MP3 Player Utilities 1.45> MP3 Player Disk Tools. Step 3: The following screen will be displayed. The driver for the player is detected automatically and the driver letter will be shown on the screen. You may name the drive for the player and select the type of formatting, then click on the Start button to start the formatting process. Note: Don t disconnect the USB cable or switch off the power during formatting.
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English Dividing Partition and Setting Password The memory capacity of the player can be divided into two partitions. All files stored under one of the partitions will be hidden and protected by a password after the software is installed on your computer. Note: For Windows 2000, please make sure your computer installed Service Pack 4 (SP4). Otherwise, only one of the partitions can be detected on Windows 2000. 1. Click Start button, select Programs > MP3 Player Utilities 1.
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English 3. A warning will be prompted to remind you that all data on the disk will be lost. Please click YES to proceed and wait for one minute. 4. An encrypted drive will pop up and there is a file of RdiskDecrupt.exe generated under the encrypted drive.
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English 5. Please click RdiskDecrupt.exe. The following window appears. Please enter the correct login name and password to access the encrypted drive. You are permitted to drag and copy the files into the encrypted drive. If the player is disconnected from the computer and then re-connected, the user cannot see any files in the encrypted drive. If you want to see the hidden files again, please repeat Step 3 and 4 to enter the encrypted drive. 6.
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English Step 4: Copy the lyrics file (.LRC) and its song into the player under the same directory. You will see the lyrics on the display. Note: The function of scrolling lyrics should be enabled; please refer to Lyric section for details. Downloading MP3 and WMA songs or AMV films Note: The screens shown below apply to Windows® XP, other versions of Windows® may display slightly different screens. Step 1: Ensure your player is on.
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English The following screen will appear. Note: Please ignore the following screen if you are not using Windows® XP. Step 4: Double click My Computer display as follow. on the Desktop and a Window will You will find Removable Disk in the Window.
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English Since Windows® will assign a drive letter to the Removable Disk according to system configuration of the computer, the drive letter may be different when the player is connected to a different computer. Step 5: Double click Removable Disk. Note: Busy will appear during downloading or uploading the files, please don t disconnect the USB cable or turn off the player at this moment. When Busy disappears from the display, you may disconnect the cable.
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English Step 6: Drag and drop .MP3 and .WMA music file or .AMV file into Removable Disk. Note: You are allowed to create any directories and files in Removable Disk. The file in the extension of .LRC is the lyric file which stores the lyrics synchronously with its song. Please refer to the Editing Lyrics section for details. The file in extension of .ACT is the recorded voice file which is the special audio format developed by the vendor. For common software audio players in the market, it can t play .
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English Folder Management and Navigation Folder Management Under the ROOT directory, you may create the folder to manage the songs for easy navigation and management. Under each folder, subfolder or ROOT directory, there is no limited for the number of songs and, maximum number of folder layers is 8. Folder Navigation 1. In the Stop mode, press the MODE button and select Local Folder. 2. The created folder names in the first layer are listed on the display.
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English Note: Busy will appear during downloading or uploading the files, please don t disconnect the USB cable or turn off the player at this moment. When Busy disappears from the display, you are allowed to disconnect the cable. Step 1: Double click the Removable Disk, which is at the bottom right hand corner of your desktop. Step 2: The following window will appear. Click Stop button. Step 3: Another window will pop up. Select GENERIC USB DISK DEVICE USB Device and click OK button to confirm.
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English Step 4: Click Close button to exit the window. You are allowed to disconnect the USB cable from the USB port of your computer. Formatting the Internal Memory There are two ways to format the internal memory. Note: This formatting procedure will cause all files in the player to be lost. Using the Formatting Software Utilities Please refer to Installing Driver and Software Utilities section for details. Using the Formatting in Windows® 1. Click My Computer on your desktop. 2.
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English Trouble Shooting Symptom Press the POWER button, the display does not turn on After plugging the player into the USB port of your computer, Removable Disk Drive cannot be found in My Computer Reasons The battery has run out Solution The software utilities (included in CD) has not yet been installed on Windows® 98/98SE Insert the CD Click the setup to install the software utilities Follow the onscreen instructions to complete installation Uninstall the software utilities of the player Restart yo
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English MPEG1 LAYER1 and MPEG1 LAYER2. Please note our player does not support MPEG1 LAYER1, MPEG1 LAYER2 or an mp3 compressed in more than one compression standard.
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English Technical Specifications Capacity Display Interface Power File type S/N ratio Earphones output power Operating System Dimensions Weight 128MB/256MB/512MB/1GB/2GB internal flash memory Colour STN display USB 2.0 full speed 250 MA Lithium battery .MP3 (32kbps 384kbps), .WMA (64kbps 128kbps) for music at Constant Bit Rate .ACT and .WAV for recorded audio files .AMV for movie files .TXT for E-Book files .JPG and .BMP for photo files 90dB 9mWx, 32ohm Windows® 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP MAC OS 9.0, 10.