User manual PANASONIC RX-DT680

[. . . ] (As of March 2006) USB Cable --1 pc (K1HA05AD0004) Alkaline battery (LR6) --1 pc Stereo earphones --1 pc (L0BAB0000197) R L (Earphones jack) Insert firmly. System requirements OS: Microsoft® Windows® Me, Windows® 2000 Professional, Windows® XP Home Edition/Professional · The player cannot be used on Microsoft® Windows® 3. 1, Windows® 95, Windows® 98, Windows® 98SE, Windows NT® or Macintosh®. · Operation on an upgraded OS is not guaranteed. · Operation on an OS other than the one pre-installed is not guaranteed. · Multi-CPU or Multi-boot environments are not supported. [. . . ] · Inserting the cable forcibly into the USB connector diagonally or the wrong way round may deform the connector, causing problems with the unit and any device connected to it. Copy and paste the MP3/WMA files 1 2 3 In My Computer or Explorer, open the folder for the unit (Removable Disk or Panasonic Audio Player). Copy and paste or drag and drop the MP3/WMA files or folder from your computer's folder into the MEDIA folder. "ACCESS" appears on the unit's display. When downloading is completed, "USB CONNECTED" re-appears. Computer folder MEDIA folder Recording complete albums RQTT0850 Drag and drop the folder in which the WMA or MP3 files were directly saved, into the MEDIA folder. The folder name will be displayed as a playlist name by the unit. 12 Using WMP9 or WMP10 to record music Introduction Select [start] [All Programs] [Accessories] [Entertainment] [Windows Media Player]. (The displays given here are one example. ) 1 WMP9: Click [Copy to CD or Device]. · If the above procedure is not followed, the music data may be destroyed, making it impossible to play the data properly. Use the unit or the computer to delete the music data which has been destroyed. If the data cannot be deleted, initiate resetting ( page 29). Once resetting has been initiated, all the stored data will be lost. Rerecord the music data on the unit. Note The first 256 characters of the filename created on the computer are displayed on this unit. · This unit supports alphanumerics. · Do not use your computer to format the unit's memory. Doing so may cause the unit to malfunction. ( page 28, Formatting) Saving data You can use this unit as a removable disk for saving computer data by connecting the USB cable to a computer. ( page 15, Data storage) 16 Name of parts and basic operations Volume button ( below) MODE button ( below) USB port ( page 11) Earphones jack Ø3. 5 mm stereo mini jack ( page 2) Turn on, off / Play/Stop button ( below) HOLD switch Battery lid ( below) ( page 8) Skip/Search button ( below) Display Strap (not included) Basic playback operations Display the main menu: Press [ ] Adjust the volume: Press [ ] or [ ] (0-25) Turn ON: Press [ ] Turn OFF: Press and hold [ ] · "Good bye" is displayed, and the unit's power is turned off. · The power cannot be turned off while the menu is displayed. Play/Stop: Press [ ] When you next press [ ], play resumes from where you stopped it. (Resume) Skip: Press [ ] (backward) or [ ] (forward) Search: During play, press and hold [ ] (backward) or [ ] (forward) HOLD switch HOLD ON Release (before operation) 17 RQTT0850 Button operations are ignored. It prevents: · The unit turning on unexpectedly causing the battery to run down. · Interruptions to play. Basic operations Selecting modes Select the mode to be used from the main menu. ( page 17) 1 2 3 Turn the unit on. Press Basic operations Display the main menu. Press or Main menu Select mode. Press Press · The screens for each of the modes will be displayed. · If more than 60 seconds pass before proceeding to the next step, repeat from step 2. MUSIC mode Play the files recorded on the unit (WMA and MP3 format) in MUSIC mode. [. . . ] Play doesn't resume · This doesn't work if: from the track where You download or delete files, or change the battery. I stopped play Play doesn't start · The random play mode may be on. from the first track · Play usually resumes from the track where you last stopped play. · Ensure that "FOLDER PLAY" has not been selected. [. . . ]