User manual POGO RIPFLASH PRO

[. . . ] Products Inc, and unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program without permission, may result in severe civil and criminal penalties. What is the RipFlash PRO 2?1. The RipFlash PRO 2 is a portable digital audio player that can play both WMA (Windows Media Audio Microsoft Corporation) and MP3 music files. 2. The RipFlash PRO 2 can record audio files directly from any audio source like a voicerecorder, CD player or record player and encode the files directly to MP3. 3. With its built-in FM radio, the RipFlash PRO 2 can save sounds received from FM stations as MP3 files. Table of Contents 1. Getting Started Quick Software & Drivers Installation Guide Features ---------------------2 Standard Accessories -------------------3 Names of Components ---------------------4 LCD Window --------------------5 Inserting the Battery --------------------6 Charging the Battery --------------------7 Getting Started ------------------8 2. [. . . ] Move FF[] or REW[] up and down to select the timer for the LCD backlight. Press the EQ/RPT button to slect this time. Time setting : OFF, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30sec, Always Caution!If the backlight is on in FM mode, bad noise can be heard. Set the backlight OFF to avoid this condition. Tip> If you set the backlight to B/L TIME: 5 sec, the backlight is turned on for 5 seconds and then turned off automatically. If you set it to B/L OFF, the backlight is never turned on. In this mode, you can save unnecessary battery consumption. 4. Move FF[] or REW[]up and down to select the bit-rate you want. Press the EQ/RPT button to setup that bit-rate. LINE IN recording : 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, *256 Kbps * 256 Kbps (48 KHz) SYNC OFF: Records all the files transferred from the external equipment as one file until you press the STOP button. SYNC ON: Records all the files transferred from the external equipment and seperates them as individual files. 1 SYNC: Records only the first file transferred from the external equipment and then stops automatically. Setting up the Line In Recording Starting the Line In Recording First, connect the supplied audio connection (line in) cable as shown in the figure. The LINE RECORDING mark appears and the line in recording starts. Press the MENU button for about 2 seconds. Move the jog key FF[] or REW[] to go to the memory number you want to save. Press the MENU button again to save it. To select a saved frequency in Preset mode Press the EQ/RPT button to select Preset mode. Move the jog key FF[] or REW[] continuously to select the frequency you want. Hold the jog key FF[] or REW[] to select a saved broadcast frequency faster. Setting up Sleep Press the MENU key until you see Sleep time : off. Move the FF[] or REW[] jog key to select the Sleeping time you want. Press the EQ/RPT button to setup this time. Sleeping Time 30 60 90 off Sleeping time Off in 30-min Off in 60-min Off in 90-min Disabled This function is only available in FM mode. Selecting Stereo/Mono Mode Figure : Press the menu until you see FM Mono/Stereo. Move the FF[] or REW[] jog key to select "STEREO" or "Mono". Press the EQ/RPT button to setup the mode. Adjusting the Frequency Band Press the MENU key. Move the jog key FF[] or REW[] to select the proper frequency band for your area. 1. 87. 5MHz~108. 0MHz (USA) 2. 74MHz~108. 0MHz (Japan) Press the EQ/RPT button to setup the frequency. Setting up the FM Recording bit rate Press the MENU key until you see FM REC: 64kbps. [. . . ] - Check if the HOLD button is set. 4. - Check if the USB cable is connected correctly. - Install the USB driver file again. Specifications Model name : NMP-312 Built-in memory : 32M/64M/128M/192M/256M LCD window : Supports ID3 tags/EL Backlight Download/Upload speed : Maximum 5 Mbps MP3 decoding : Supports ISO MPEG 1/2 layer 3 including variable bit-rate. * MPEG1 Layer3 : 32 KHz/44. 1 KHz/48 KHz 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 160, 192, 224, 256, 320 Kbps MONO/STEREO/ JOINT STEREO MODE * MPEG1 Layer3 : 16 KHz/22. 05 KHz/24 KHz 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144, 160 Kbps MONO/STEREO MODE * Variable bit-rate WMA decoding : Supports the high bit-rate version and the middle bit-rate version. [. . . ]