User manual DELL DJ DJ DITTY

[. . . ] Dell DJ DittyTM Owner's Manual Model HV04T ww w. d ell. co m | sup po rt. de ll. co m Notes, Notices, and Cautions NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer. NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. personal injury, or death. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potential for property damage, ____________________ Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Reproduction in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of Dell Inc. Trademarks used in this text: Dell, Dell DJ Ditty and the DELL logo are trademarks of Dell Inc. ; Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] NOTE: Your player is "idle" when you do not press a player button and you do not have any tracks playing during the specified duration. To set the menu language: 1 Press the Home/Power button. 5 Scroll-select a language. Information Provides you with information such as: · · 34 Firmware version Total amount of space for storing music or data Using Your Dell DJ Ditty · · Available space for storing music or data Number of tracks stored To check the information for your Dell DJ Ditty: 1 Press the Home/Power button. 3 Scroll-select Information Transferring Music to the Dell DJ Ditty With Musicmatch®, you can transfer music tracks from your personal music library to the Dell DJ Ditty. Musicmatch has the capability to `rip' or convert music CDs to digital music files on your computer. Refer to the Musicmatch Help tutorial to create digital music files from your music CDs. NOTE: Before transferring data files or music tracks, you must first connect your Dell DJ Ditty to your computer. Using Your Dell DJ Ditty 35 Transferring Music Tracks Using Musicmatch® to Your Dell DJ Ditty Dell DJ Ditty software powered by Musicmatch® makes buying and enjoying digital music easy by providing a simple graphical interface between your computer and the Dell DJ Ditty, as well as access to the Musicmatch Downloads service. Some of the basic features of Musicmatch are covered below, but for complete instructions on how to use the Musicmatch software, click Start > All Programs > Musicmatch Jukebox. Click Help in Musicmatch (see "Finding Information" on page 6). Transferring Music Tracks from Musicmatch Library 1 Connect the Dell DJ Ditty to your computer. 2 Start Musicmatch by clicking Start > All Programs > Musicmatch Jukebox. 3 Click View > Portable Device Manager. 36 Using Your Dell DJ Ditty Using Your Dell DJ Ditty 37 Using Drag-and-Drop: 1 Follow steps 1 through 3 on page 36. 2 With the Portable Device Manager (PDM) open, you can transfer tracks in a drag-and-drop operation from your computer's Musicmatch Jukebox onto the Dell DJ Ditty. 3 To drag-and-drop, locate and click the track that you want to copy, then drag it to Dell DJ Ditty. Using the Add Tracks button: 1 Open the Portable Device Manager (PDM) as described above. 3 Click the Library, Playlists, My Music, Desktop, or My Computer icon on the left side of the "Add tracks to Dell DJ Ditty" window. 4 To add all categories, click Select All and then click OK. To add one category, select the category and click OK. Double-click a category to see its sub-categories and tracks. Musicmatch displays the main PDM window when all selected tracks are added. 38 Using Your Dell DJ Ditty Using Synchronization: 1 Open the Portable Device Manager (PDM) as described above. 2 Click the Sync button to update your Dell DJ Ditty with tracks from your computer. NOTE: The first time you use the Sync feature, it may be necessary to set your preferences in the Portable Device Assistant, if you have not already done so. If this is the case, the Portable Device Assistant appears automatically. [. . . ] It is normally used to allow you to download digital audio tracks while preventing you from distributing the files to other people or other devices. With DRM, digital audio tracks contain digital signatures. EQ--Short for "Graphic Equalizer". Different settings will boost or reduce certain frequencies and enchance the sound. [. . . ]