User manual KANGURU MICRO MP3

[. . . ] - Power saving mode to reduce power consumption while unit is idle. - Supported by Windows 2000, ME, XP, Mac OS 8. 6 or above and Linux 2. 4. 0 or above without device driver. - Supported by Windows 98/98SE with device driver. - Power LED: (i) Plug KanguruMicro MP3 into USB port to re-charge battery through computer. [. . . ] Connect to USB port to fully charge battery for first time use. 4 2. 3 Function: MP3 player mode 1. The MP3 function is enabled when the earphones plugged in. Press the Control Switch button once: Play / Pause 3. Slide to right side and hold to increase the volume. Slide to left side and hold to lower the volume. Volume down Volume raise 6 4. Quick pull to right side: next song Quick pull to left side: previous song previous song next song 5. Power LED: (i) Plug KanguruMicro MP3 into USB port to re-charge battery through computer. Orange LED light indicates battery is charging. (ii) Green LED light indicates battery is fully charged. Power LED 7 6. Play LED: (i) Red LED light indicates you are in MP3 player mode. (ii) Red LED light flashes quickly when no MP3 files are found. (iii) Red LED flashes slowly when you pause MP3 player. (iv) Green LED indicates you are in USB removable disk mode. (v) Green LED blinks when you are reading/writing. Play LED 7. To charge battery: plug the unit into a USB port of notebook or desktop computer. For best results, please charge at least 1 hour and 45 minutes. 9 3. How to Install / Modify / Repair / Remove driver 3. 1 Windows 98/98SE Installation (1) Go to CD or floppy disk driver in "My Computer. " (2) Execute "Setup. exe" by double click on the icon. (3) Follow the instructions and click "Next". 10 (4) System will install all the necessary files into your Windows operating system. After setup installation completed, click "OK" to restart computer. Once the installation has finished completely, you can see a "Removable Disk" in "My Computer" when you plug in the KanguruMicro MP3. 11 3. 2 Modify or repair driver for Win 98 / Win 98 SE (1) If you have previously installed the drivers you will see the following screen after executing the "Setup. exe" file again. If somehow the driver is damaged, you can select "Repair" to fix the corrupted files. Select "Modify" or "Repair" and then click "Next". (2) Select all files and click "Next". 12 (3) Click "Finish" to complete modification. 13 3. 3 Remove driver from Win 98 / Win 98 SE (1) To remove the driver from your operating system. Execute the "Setup. exe" file from CD driver disk again. Select "Remove" and click "Next". (2) System will then ask you to confirm deletion. Click "OK". (3) This screen may or may not appear. deletion just click "Yes". If your system asks you to confirm the files for 14 (4) Click "Finish" to complete the process of removing device driver from your system. 15 3. 4 Windows ME / Windows 2000 / XP Installation For these three operating systems NO Driver is needed, because Windows has built-in driver to support USB removable disk. [. . . ] It loads only drivers for devices that are present on the USB bus to reduce memory usage. Per default, the USB Manager does not come with the USB Drive pre-configured. However, you can easily configure the USB Manager to automatically recognize the USB Drive yourself. Just add the following to the configuration file, usbmgr. conf (usually in /etc/usbmgr): vendor 0xd7d product 0x100 module scsi_mod, usb-storage This line identifies the USB Drive and tells the USB Manager to load the SCSI as well as the USB storage module. [. . . ]