User manual HITACHI DMP450N

[. . . ] Instruction Manual DMP250N/DMP450N/DMP850N/ DMP250NFM/DMP450NFM/DMP850NFM 2GB/4GB/8GB Music and Video Multimedia Player GB DMP250N/DMP450N/DMP850N/DMP250NFM/DMP450NFM/DMP850NFM Instruction Manual Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating this product, and store it well for future reference. Product images and illustrations are for illustrative purpose only, please always refer to the real product. This instruction manual may subject to changes for improvement without prior notice. Safety Warnings and Maintenance Please read ALL safety warnings and precautions before attempting to use your player to avoid injury. Important Safety Information WARNING: Failure to follow the following safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock, or other injury or damage. 1. Avoid water, liquid and wet/damp locations. [. . . ] Disconnect the USB cable from the computer. MTP Mode 1. The screen will display USB Connected again when the file transfer or formatting is completed. Disconnect the player from the computer only when all data reading/writing is finished. Disconnect the USB cable directly from the computer. For Macintosh® Users 1. The screen will display USB Connected again when the file transfer or formatting is completed. Disconnect the player from the computer only when all data reading/writing is finished. Select the Unlabeled or Untitled disk on the desktop. Click File on the menu bar and then Eject. Disconnect the player from the computer. - 19 - DMP250N/DMP450N/DMP850N/DMP250NFM/DMP450NFM/DMP850NFM Instruction Manual Basic Operation Calling up the Menu Tap M to call up the menu. Menu options include Now Playing >>Music>>Video>>Record>>Voice>>FM (for model DMP250NFM/DMP450NFM/DMP850NFM only)>>Photo>>Settings>>Navigation>>About. The player automatically returns to the music playback mode after about 10 seconds of no further operation. How to Navigate the Menu Tap or to scroll menu options right or left respectively. Tap or scroll the submenu list down or up respectively. Tap M to return to the upper level menu or exit. Now Playing You can jump back the current music playback screen by the following steps. Tap OK. Starting Playback The player automatically enters the music playback mode when you turn it on. Tap OK to start playback. Pausing Playback Tap OK to pause during playback. - 20 - DMP250N/DMP450N/DMP850N/DMP250NFM/DMP450NFM/DMP850NFM Instruction Manual Selecting Next/Previous Track Tap during playback to play the next track. Tap within the first five seconds of the playback to play the previous track. Tap after five seconds of the playback to play the current track from the beginning. Fast Forwarding/Rewinding Current Track Touch and hold to fast forward the current track, and release to stop forwarding. Touch and hold to fast rewind the current track, and release to stop rewinding. Adjusting the Volume Level Tap + to increase the volume level, or touch and hold + to increase fast. Tap to decrease the volume level, or touch and hold to decrease fast. Music Player A. K. ID3 Tag (Artist, Album, Genre, Year) Progress Bar Play/Pause/Stop Elapsed Time Lock Indicator Equalizer Mode Volume Level Play Mode Battery Power Level Current Track Number /Total Track Number Title of Music K J A B I C D E F G H - 21 - DMP250N/DMP450N/DMP850N/DMP250NFM/DMP450NFM/DMP850NFM Instruction Manual Loop Repeating 1. While playback, tap and hold M at the beginning of the loop you want to set. Tap and hold M again to set the end of the loop. [. . . ] Drag the file to the portable media drive. NOTE: To play the DRM protected music, you should use Windows® Media Player 10 via MTP connection to store the DRM files to the player. MTP Mode - For Windows XP Service Pack 2 + WMP11/ Vista (with WMP 11) users: 1. After connecting the player to the computer, the Portable Device (for ® ® Windows XP SP2) or AutoPlay (for Windows Vista) window appears. Select Sync digital media files to this device and click OK. Select the file you want to synchronize to the player and drag it to the Sync List. [. . . ]