User manual MOBIBLU DAH-1200

[. . . ] P/N:SAF120M0B1 User Manual www. mobiblu. com Table of Contents About the Player Cautions for Safety Features Specifications Accessories Names of Parts System Requirements for PC 1 4 7 8 10 12 Basic Operations Power LCD Display Key Operations LCD Display Power On/Off Mode Changes Navigation (Searching Folders During Playback) Setting Up BookMarks Enjoying SRS Locking Listening Music Adjusting Volumes Selecting Songs 12 15 18 19 20 22 26 27 29 30 31 32 33 About the Player Setting Section Repeat Lyrics Recording Voices Recording Music Listening to FM Radio Scanning FM Radio Frequencies Entering Into Preset Modes Deleting Saved Frequencies Recording FM Radio Setting Menus 35 36 37 41 46 48 52 53 55 56 75 78 81 84 86 97 99 100 101 Cautions for Safety For proper use of the player, be sure to keep the following instructions to avoid danger or physical damage. Software System Requirements for PC USB Connection & Disconnection File Downloading & Uploading Formatting Lyrics Marking Don't expose the player to a direct heating temperature object. (The player can be damaged by heat conductivity. ) Avoid exposing the player to dusty and humid places as possible as you can. (The player can be damaged. ) Customer Support Remote Control Instruction All These Things Are Normal Warranty Services FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT Don't drop or give a severe shock to the player. (This may cause damage. ) Don't touch or connect the player to other devices with wet hands. [. . . ] OFF: Power is turned on with the volume up at once. 58 59 Setting Menus Recording Select the "Recording" from the main menu. Voice In a voice recording, you can set up to 32/64/96/128Kbps of bit rate. Setting Menus FM In an FM radio recording, you can set up to 32/64/96/128Kbps of bit rate. Display Line in In a voice recording, you can set up to 64/96/128/192Kbps of bit rate. Select "Display" from the main menu. Contrast You can adjust the brightness of the LCD screen. (From 1 through 10) 60 61 Setting Menus Scroll Speed You can set the passing speed (1 ­ 5) of the file name on the LCD screen. Constrast Scroll Speed Back Light Setting Menus Timer Select "Display" from the main menu. Auto Power Off If, in the state of PAUSE or STOP, there is no activity on the buttons of the player for more than [30 Sec/1 /2 /5 /10 Min], the power will be turned off automatically. Backlight Time You can set up the time of backlight duration as DISABLE, 5/15/30/100/200 Seconds and ALWAYS on the LCD screen. Sleep Mode If the Sleep Mode [DISABLE/10/20/30/60 MIN] is established under the state of PAUSE or STOP, the power will be turned off automatically after the designated time. 62 63 Setting Menus Play Mode Select "Play Mode" from the main menu. Play Mode This sets various modes such as NORMAL, REPEAT, REPEAT ALL, RANDOM, and RANDOM ALL during the playback. Setting Menus Play Speed Select "Play Speed" from the main menu. Play Speed This adjusts the speed of the playback with 0. 3, 0. 5, 1. 0 and 1. 5 times faster or slower speeds. vol vol Select EQ NORMAL : Plays songs of the current folder once in consecutive order. REPEAT : Plays only the selected song continuously. REPEAT ALL : Plays the entire songs repeatedly in consecutive order. RANDOM : Songs are played randomly regardless of the order of the songs of the current folder, and playing will stop after the entire songs are played one time. RANDOM ALL : For the entire folders, songs will be played the same style as that of RANDOM. Select "Select eq" from the main menu. Select EQ This sets various tones of EQ (Live, Classic, Jazz, Dance, and Rock). 64 65 Setting Menus EQ Edit Initializing the EQ Edited Setting Menus Select "EQ Edit" from the main menu. EQ Edit This enables users to edit the EQ to their tastes. 1 Select "EQ Edit" from the menu. the appearance the 2Upondisplay, press theof[SRS]equalizer edit screen on the LCD button briefly. Editing EQ Band Audible Frequency Settings Audible Frequency Values [PLAY] button Moves the band. (5 Bands) This initializes the user-defined values of the equalizer. [VOL/MENU] button Adjusts sound tones. (24 levels: Ranging from ­12 to +12) Reference!! - If you do not set the Edit EQ menu separately, you will enjoy the music with the default values in the player. 67 66 Setting Menus Graphic EQ Select the "Graphic EQ" from the main menu. Graphic EQ There are 3 kinds of Graphic EQ (WAVE, STEREO IMAGE, and FILE INFO), which enable the LCD to display screens in various ways. Setting Menus Repeat Folder Repeat Folder This sets Folder Playback Mode during the playback. ON: Plays the entire folders in consecutive order. OFF: Plays only files in a current folder. Select the "Repeat Folder" from the main menu. WAVE Displays WAVE IMAGE. STEREO IMAGE Displays STEREO IMAGE. FILE INFO Displays a list, elapsed playing time, Bit rate, and LDB. 68 69 Setting Menus SRS Select [SRS] from the main menu. TruBass This sets a reinforced bass sound from 1 ­ 10 levels. Setting Menus Reference! SRS, developed by the SRS Labs, Inc. , is the most representative 3D sound technology, which gives us a stereophonic sound by using only two speakers, but seems to be using multi channel speakers. This is composed of `SRS' featuring surround sounds, `TruBass' reinforcing a bass sound, and `Focus' improving high fidelity, and users can select each of these functions at their disposal. Headphone Select By setting up the headphones or speakers you use, you can enjoy better SRS sounds. SRS This sets a 3D surround sound from 1 - 10 levels. SRS Trubass H. Phone S/E 70 71 Setting Menus VOR Erase Select "VOR" from the main menu. VOR The recording will proceed only if there are voices, preventing you from recording unnecessary sounds and enabling you to save the memory. Setting Menus The product itself can delete saved files and bookmark. Select "Erase" from the main menu. [. . . ] This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. [. . . ]