User manual PHILIPS PSA200

[. . . ] 2 general information CAUTION use this device according to the instructions that follow failure to do so could be hazardous to your health. users of pacemakers or other implanted devices should consult their physician before using magnets or devices that may generate electro-magnetic interference. environmental information we have reduced the packaging to its minimum and made it easy to separate into mono materials: cardboard, PS, PE. 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. IMPORTANT! backup your files. [. . . ] if no action is taken to renew the battery, the display shows BATT LOW!5 seconds later the psa automatically switches off. power on and off playback, pause 2; 15 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. display: during pause mode, the elapsed playtime flashes and track details freeze. power-saving standby mode the psa automatically switches off when playback is paused longer than 30 seconds and no buttons are pressed. 16 volume, eq, Custom volume press - / + to decrease / increase the volume. the volume bar appears briefly during volume adjustment and when you switch on. note: volume is automatically re-adjusted to a default optimum level whenever the player is switched off and on again. eq sound options - bring out the bass or top up on treble! press eq again and again to select your equalizer option for high bass, flat, all high notes, etc. display: Hiphop, Funk, Rock, Techno, Off or Custom create your own sound: Custom if you have selected Custom, the next display shows 4 eq frequency bars. 1 use 5 / 6 to select the frequency bar you want to adjust. 2 3 use - /+ to adjust the frequency level. press eq again to confirm your desired setting. display: returns to showing track details 5 , 6, 17 selecting a different track 5 , 6 press 5 / 6 to select the desired track. fast searching within a track during playback, press and hold 5 / 6 briefly. psa plays track at high speed until the button is released. using the button lock deactivates the other buttons so they are not activated accidentally. to activate / deactivate the button lock, press and hold 2 seconds. appears if button lock active. display: 18 armband, headphone, waistband wear your mp3 player during sport activity by securing it to the supplied armband. 1 fit the psa into the rubber buckle, with the headphone jack aligned to the jack hole. 2 position the armband around your arm. thread the strap and fasten up for a snug fit. note: keep your set clean and dry. always remove the set from the armband when not using, wipe your set and the rubber armband with a soft, damp cloth to clean off sweat and excess moisture. 3 connect headphones as shown. waistband you can also use the supplied strap extension to secure the player to your waist. upgrading firmware 19 you can visit www. nike-philips. com to check out and download the latest firmware, if available. use the Upgrader application to upgrade your psa with new firmware. note: if you are upgrading with the firmware from www. nike-philips. com, make sure you download the file for your specific model. also, save and retrieve the firmware file from the same path. IMPORTANT! backup your files. [. . . ] ­ you selected/ downloaded the wrong upgrade file. select / download only the upgrade file for your specific model. ­ cable connections incorrect / loose. check that all connections are correct and well inserted on the psa player and your computer. Transferred tracks visible in Windows Explorer are neither shown nor played on device. unable to upgrade firmware helpful tips 25 problem "Battery too low. [. . . ]