User manual COWON Q5W VERSION 1.1

[. . . ] 1. 1 EN 2 COPYRIGHT NOTICE Thanks for purchasing COWON. We always strive for your complete satisfaction of our product. This manual contains user guide, cautions and other useful information about your COWON player. Please read this manual thoroughly before using, to take full advantage of features in your COWON player. Legal Notice · COWON is a registered trademark of COWON SYSTEMS, INC. · This product is intended for personal use only and may not be used for any commercial purpose without the written consent of COWN SYSTEMS, INC. [. . . ] Play simple flash games and flash animation in this mode. COWON Q5W Product Usage 4. Office Photo, Text, Browser modes are available in Office. 15 Photo File Name Go to Main Menu Screen File List Adjust List Size Exit Mode Selection Function Buttons Image Information Photo Displays image files. Zoom In/Zoom Out/Rotation features are available. SlideShow Slideshows image files stored in the same folder. Cartoon Shows Comic book images shown as full screen Thumbnail Shows simple Thumbnail images. File List Browses files stored in COWON Q5W in file tree style. Open folder, Move through file hierarchy, select/delete text files. Multiple file selection is not supported, use Office-Browser mode for the feature. Settings Avaialbe settings: SlideShow Delay, Auto Rotate, Fill Screen, Split Image, Show Exif, Optimize Decoding, and Auto Rotate(Exif) COWON Q5W 16 Product Usage Text File Name Screen File List List size control Exit Go to Main Menu Function Buttons Text View Views text files. Auto-scroll, and bookmark features are available. File List Browse files stored in COWON Q5W in tree style. Open folder, Move through file hierarchy, select/delete text files. Multiple file selection is not supported, use Office-Browser mode for the feature. Bookmark Deletes/Adds Bookmark(s) If selected, it opens the bookmarked page Settings Set Text viewer environment: Auto Scroll, LCD Brightness, Font size/color COWON Q5W Product Usage Browser Go to Main Menu Folder Structure Folder and File List Multiple Selection Adjust List Size Exit 17 Adjust Window Size Function Buttons Browse files stored in COWON Q5W in tree style. When USB Host `enabled' (Settings -> system -> USB Host), connected USB device can be viewed under Browser mode. 5. Utility Record, Settings, Bluetooth modes are available in Utility. Record Recording via built-in microphone or external headsets Music mode is recommended to playback recorded files due to simplicity of the music player in the record mode. COWON Q5W 18 Product Usage Settings Display LCD Brightness Adjust brightness of the LCD. Calibrate Touch Panel Recalibrates touch grid on the touchscreen. UI Theme Selects pre-loaded system UI theme Mouse Pointer Enables/Disables Mouse pointer feature. If WINCE compatible mouse used, enable this feature. Menu Language Selects system language for COWON Q5W. TV Settings TV Out Selects TV Out standard (for e. g. select `NTSC' for korea) TV Brightness Adjust TV Out brightness level TV Contrast Adjusts TV OUT contrast level. TV Saturation Adjusts TV Out Color quality. Video Out Selects Video Out mode (s-Video/Composite , RGB Component) Sound Beep Sound Enables/Disables Beep sound. COWON Q5W Product Usage SPDIF Out Enables/Disables SPDIF Out. Bluetooth Settings Set Bluetooth sound quality. Mute When Bluetooth Connected On/Off speakers when Bluetooth connected. 19 System USB Connection Selects USB connection mode To transfer files, `Mass Storage' must be selected. `Mass Storage' mode is default, and it will be restored after system restore/reboot. Date Sets Date Time Adjusts Time Alarm Settings Set Alarm clock. Alarm goes off at specified time, and Q5W automatically turns itself on. [. . . ] Q5W does not have builtin antenna, it uses earphones as an external antenna. 27 COWON Q5W 28 Customer support Can't open office files. COWON Q5W does not include office viewer. In order to view office files, WINCE must be upgraded using WINCE upgrade pack. Please refer to the WINCE upgrade guide from the Microsoft. [. . . ]