User manual JVC XA-A55CL-XA-A55 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

[. . . ] Cover Safety and Cautions NOTE: Some cautions in this "Safety and Cautions" are for users in particular countries and regions. Such cautions are described in their local language only. "SOME DO'S AND DON'TS ON THE SAFE USE OF EQUIPMENT" This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety standards but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the best results and safety is to be assured. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment. Do ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads and inter-connections between pieces of equipment) are properly made and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Switch off and withdraw the mains plug when making or changing connections. Do consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, or operation or safety of your equipment. Do be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment. [. . . ] Once stored, the MP3, WMA, and WMA-DRM files in this unit cannot be copied or moved to any other place such as PCs or HDDs. Attempting to overwrite will delete the files which have same names from PCs or HDDs. When trying to copy or move the files, the error message such as below appears. Ex: When trying to copy or move the file named "Track01" to PC. The message below appears on Windows XP. The error message may differ on other Windows OSs. You cannot play back the music files on the Digital Audio Player from your PC. NOTE: For Windows 98SE user ONLY: You need to install the USB driver before connecting the Digital Audio Player to your PC for the first time. See "Driver installation (For Windows 98SE user ONLY)". To connect to your PC 1. Connect the Digital Audio Player to your PC using the supplied USB cable. The LED lamp of the Digital Audio Player starts flashing, and the connection is completed after a while. The Removable Disk ("JVC_XA_A" on Windows XP) appears in "My Computer". NOTE: We cannot bear any responsibility for any loss or alteration to the files stored in the internal memory of the Digital Audio Player. To transfer the music files 1. Start Windows Media Player and click "Copy to CD or Device". 2. Select the desired music files on the left column of Windows Media Player. Select the Digital Audio Player as the device on the right column of Windows Media Player. Windows Media Player detects the Digital Audio Player as "Removable Disk ("JVC_XA_A" on Windows XP)". Windows Media Player does not detect the Digital Audio Player when it was started before connection in some cases. In such case, quit Windows Media Player, and restart it. 4. Select "music" folder on the Digital Player as the transferring destination of the music files. You can transfer the music files to any other folder in "music" folder. This unit can read the music files in the folders up to the 4th layer. 5. Click "Copy" ("Sync" on Windows Media Player 10) to start to import the music files from your PC to the Digital Audio Player. The LED lamp of the Digital Audio Player is sometimes flashing while the files are transferred. 6. When the transferring is completed, disconnect the Digital Audio Player from the PC by using "Safety Remove Hardware" . (When using Windows 98SE, confirm the transfer completion, then disconnect the Digital Audio Player. ) CAUTIONS: Once stored, the MP3, WMA, and WMA-DRM files in this unit cannot be copied or moved to any other place such as PCs or HDDs. Attempting to overwrite will delete the files which have same names from PCs or HDDs. DO NOT check property of an music file in this unit when using Windows 98SE. Otherwise, Windows Explorer is forcedly shut down. NOTES: You cannot use the playlist made with Windows Media Player. [. . . ] Cancels format. . The format process starts. After finishing the format process, the Digital Audio Player automatically turns off. When you do not press , the format setting is canceled and playback starts. NOTE: The following setting is not cleared by the format process: Volume, Play mode setting, Sound setting, Voice guide setting, LED setting The following setting is cleared: The memory of the playback position, Playlist selection, the order of the Random play Information Troubleshooting Connection Symptom Cause Your PC may work incorrectly. For Windows 98SE users: The USB driver is not installed. [. . . ]