User manual COBY MP-C858

[. . . ] F or recycling or disposa l informatio n about this product, pl ease c ontact you r local authorities or the Electronic s Industries A lliance: w ww. eiae. o rg WARNING: H andling the cord on the earphones will expose you to lead, a chemical known to the State of Californ ia to cause [ cancer, an d] birth defe cts or other reproducti ve harm. M ake su re to match the + and - ends of the batt ery wi th the marking s insid e the batte ry compart ment. 5 6 Location o f Controls M icrophone LCD Scree n Play 005 /008 02: 29/0 4/1 6 LCD Sc reen Display Pause Stop Play mode indicator Equalizer indicator Battery level indicator The light of the world File Type/ Bit rate Current track 0 05/ 008 0 2:29/04: 16 Total time Elapsed time Play/P ause N eck S trap H ook HOL D Swi tch Volu me Co ntrol Number of tracks The light of the world Song Title/Filename PLAY MODE Record Pause He adphone Jack 06:29:20 00: 00:40 Battery Cover /VOICE/V007. WA Recording Filename Joysti ck Lef t MODE (Pres s joystick) Joysti ck Rig ht USB Ca p RECORD MODE 7 8 Connect to a Computer USB Driver Installation (Windows 98 SE Only) If you are using Windows 98 S E, you must install the USB driv er and update utility. 2. In My Computer, double-cl ick the disc drive (D:) icon (where D: is your CD-ROM drive). 3. Find and d ouble-click "Win98Driver. exe " to start the insta llatio n process. [. . . ] See the Playing Mu sic sect ion of thi s ma nua l fo r mo re infor mation. Voice Selec t VO ICE mo de to play y our voice re cording file s. See the R EC section of th is manual for inform ati on o n how to re cor d fro m t he in tegrate d m icro phone. 13 14 Voic e Rec ording REC Select REC mo de to cr eate vo ice recordings with the integrated microphone. The screen will display a Reco rding symbol to indicate tha t recording is in progr ess. 06:29:20 0 0:00:40 /VOICE/V007. WA FM Tuner Operation FM Select FM mode to liste n to FM radio station broadcasts. The re are 2 methods of tuning into stat ions : LISTEN (preset stations) and SEARCH (manual sca n). Press to c han ge between LISTEN and SEARC H. Pau se/Stop Recording Press to pause reco rding. The screen will display a Reco rding Pa used symb ol to indicate that recording has been paused. The re corded file will be named "VXXX. WAV" where XXX corresponds to the numerical seq uence in which the recording was made. (Numbering starts fro m 001. ) To p lay your recordings, select VO ICE from the Main menu. See "Voice" in the Menu Options section for more information. To record FM broadcas ts, see the FM Tuner Operation section. LIST EN ( Pres et S tations) LISTEN is the default method of tuning. SEARCH (Manual Scan) SEA RCH allows you to manually scan and tune to a ll radio frequenc ies. Press and hold or to seek the previous or next freque ncy with a broa dc ast signal, respectively. 15 16 FM Tune r Operation S tore Pre set S tati ons To sto re p reset st atio ns, y ou mus t be in S EAR CH (manual sca n) m ode . To sto re y our pre set stations manual ly: 1 . Tun e to the station you wa nt to sto re a s a p res et. To sto re y our pre set stations auto ma tica lly: Pre ss an d h old wh ile in M anu al mode . Th e playe r will automa tica lly scan and store a s p rese ts a ll radio freq uencie s with a bro adc ast sign al. R eco rd F M Br oadcas ts The re co rdin g pr oce ss fo r FM bro adcasts is the s ame as fo r vo ice rec ording. See the Voi ce Reco rding se ctio n o f thi s ma nua l fo r mo re infor mation. WAV" w her e XX X cor resp onds to the numerical sequ enc e in which the rec ording w as made. ) To pla y y our FM b roa dca st re cordings, selec t M USIC fr om the Main menu. See "M usic " in t he M en u O ptio ns se cti on fo r m ore info rma tion . [. . . ] 3. Ensure that you r pla yer's me mo ry c apa city lim it ha s not bee n re ach ed. 2. Ensure that you r headp hones a re a ttac hed se cure ly to th e head pho ne jack. 3. Poo r sou nd qua lity may result fr om corr upt or p oor ly enc ode d m usic files. Try do wnlo ading the mus ic fil e aga in o r encod ing the file a t a higher b itra te. [. . . ]