User manual PHILIPS 128MB-FLASH AUDIO PLAYER KEY006-17B

[. . . ] your set consists of material which can be recycled if disassembled by a specialized company. please observe the local regulations to dispose of packaging, exhausted batteries and old equipment. copyright information all other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective companies or organizations. unauthorized duplication of any recordings downloaded from the internet or made from audio CDs is a violation of copyright laws and international treaties. 6 controls and connections, accessories 1 2; switches the set on /off; starts / pauses playback 2 5/ 6 skips to the beginning of a previous / next track 3 -/+ adjusts the volume 4 display with backlight. lights up briefly orange when you press any button on the psa 5 eq enhance your listening experience. [. . . ] (remove tracks from your psa by highlighting them in the PDM and then clicking the Remove button ). 20 downloading music to your player from your computer 4 you may now drag-and-drop tracks onto the Philips USB onto the Philips USB your psa. drag and drop tracks from: ­ ­ ­ Saved Playlists (also displayed in the PDM) My Library Windows Explorer disconnect your psa by clicking the Eject button on the PDM. tracks dropped 5 Resample Rate 21 fit more music onto your psa using Resample Rate. 4 hours. note: always disconnect the battery charger from the power outlet if you do not need to use it. batteries cannot be charged onboard. 26 power on and off playback, pause 2; power on, 2; press and hold 2; for 2 seconds to turn on. playback starts automatically from the exact point when last switched off. the display shows track details if available. no File will be shown if no content has been stored in the psa. psa switches off automatically after 30 seconds. note: ­ ­ is shown instead of a track number if you have more than 99 tracks. power off, 2; during playback, press and hold 2; for 3 seconds to turn off. display message: OFF before turning off. pause, 2; during playback, press 2; to pause. only unplug your psa when the display has stopped scrolling completely. also, if you are downloading the upgrade file, make sure you download only the upgrade file for your specific model, and that you save and retrieve the file from the same path. Upgrade Refused if you also see this message scrolling on your psa after FUpgrade, this means you need to repeat the upgrade due to insufficient battery power. always use a fresh battery to perform the upgrade. ­ device names may differ to those illustrated, depending on your actual OS and psa model. upgrading firmware 33 Upgrader for Mac users 1 for best results, please make sure you insert a fresh battery into your psa before you start connecting. 2 connect the supplied usb cable to your computer's usb port and your psa. 3 in the Applications/ psa128max or psa256max folder, click on Upgrader. a window appears: 4 if you have downloaded the firmware file, click Choose File first to find your . ebn file. click Start to proceed. 5 in the next dialogue boxes, click OK. 34 upgrading firmware 6 disconnect your psa to enable the device to upgrade itself. (you can drag and drop your psa desktop icon to the Trash icon to disconnect. ) 7 press 2; briefly on your psa so that the device can upgrade itself. the psa display shows briefly: Fupgrade note: ­ Battery too low. Upgrade Rejected if you also see this message scrolling on your psa after FUpgrade, this means you need to repeat the upgrade due to insufficient battery power. always use a fresh battery to perform the upgrade. [. . . ] check that you have installed the usb driver plug-in provided from the psa installation cd rom. your computer must be equipped with Windows 98/ SE/ Me/ Windows 98 Gold/ 2000 with SP3 / XP or MacOS 9-X. check the BIOS set-up: usb has to be enabled. ­ you selected/ downloaded the wrong upgrade file. [. . . ]