User manual MOTOROLA MOTOROKR Z6

[. . . ] Note If you set your phone's connection setting as "Memory Card", your computer recognizes you phone as a removable storage device. In this setting, you can manage your music using Windows Media Player or by viewing the "Removable Disk" icon contents under My Computer > Devices with Removable Storage. Please refer to "MANAGING YOUR PHONE USING THE MEMORY CARD SETTING" on page 13 for more information. After connecting your phone, you can manage your music by: "SYNCING YOUR PHONE WITH WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER USING MEDIA SYNCHRONIZATION" on page 4. [. . . ] Figure 1 3 Your phone will appear in the upper right hand corner of the Windows Media Player screen. 4 Note The ROKR Z6 will be used in the following procedures. Figure 2 Sync Tab Your Phone Current Music Files 4 Click the "Sync" tab within Windows Media Player and select a music category (located at the bottom left) to display the your phone's current music files. 5 ADD MUSIC TO YOUR PHONE You can easily add music to your device using Windows Media Player. 1 Select a music category under "Library" to display music currently on your computer. Drag and drop an entire album or individual music tracks from your library to the "Drag Items Here" area. Figure 3 Computer's Library Drag Items Here area 2 Album Tracks 6 3 Once you have made your selections, click Start Sync to transfer the files from your computer to your phone. Figure 4 Start Sync 4 A status screen will display showing the progress of the files being transferred from your computer to your phone. Note Click Stop Sync if you need to stop the synchronization process for any reason. Important Do not disconnect your phone during the synchronization process. Doing so may result in a loss of data or corrupt your memory card! 7 5 A disconnect message will display when the synchronization is completed. You can now safely disconnect your phone from the USB cable. Figure 5 Disconnect Message DELETE MUSIC FROM YOUR PHONE You can also easily delete music from your device using Windows Media Player. 1 2 Select a music category under your phone. Right-click on individual tracks or the entire album and select "Delete". 8 MANAGING YOUR PHONE USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER AND THE MEMORY CARD SETTING You can store your music on your phone's Onboard Memory and Memory Card. Note Please refer to your phone's user guide for Onboard Memory and Memory Card capacity information. You can view the available memory on your phone's Onboard Memory and Memory Card by switching between "Next Device". You can also copy content from your phone to your computer. This can be helpful if a file you previously synchronized from your computer to your phone is accidentally deleted from your computer. Note You can move files from your phone to your computer when the phone is in either "Media Synchronization" or "Memory Card" mode. 1 2 Change your phone connection setting to "Memory Card". Attach the Motorola Original USB cable to the mini-USB port on your phone and to an available USB port on your computer. Select the content you would like to move from your phone to your computer and drag them to the "Drag Items Here" area. 3 9 Figure 6 Drag Items Here area 4 Click Copy from Device to move the content from your phone to your computer. 10 Figure 7 Copy from Device 5 A status screen will display showing the progress of the files being transferred from your phone to your computer. 11 Figure 8 6 You can now view the content you transferred to your computer's music library by selecting Library > Songs. 12 MANAGING YOUR PHONE USING THE MEMORY CARD SETTING 1 2 Change your phone connection setting to "Memory Card". Attach the Motorola Original USB cable to the mini-USB port on your phone and to an available USB port on your computer. Your phone will appear as a "Removable Disk" icon. On a PC, the icon is found in the "My Computer" window. [. . . ] MOTOROLA and the Stylized M Logo are registered in the US Patent & Trademark Office. All other product or service names are the property of their respective owners. The Bluetooth trademarks are owned by their proprietor and used by Motorola, Inc. Java and all other Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. [. . . ]