User manual THOMSON PDP2756

[. . . ] Other types of batteries may burst causing damage and personal injury. Sound Pressure Control Les articles de loi L44. 5 et 44. 6 du code de la santé publique, modifiés par l'article 2 de la loi du 28 Mai 1996 imposent une puissance acoustique maximale de 100 décibels. Le casque livré ( code 350 437 00 ) et votre appareil respectent la législation en vigueur. A pleine puissance, l'écoute prolongée du baladeur peut endommager l'oreille de l'utilisateur. SERVICE This product should be serviced only by those specially trained in appropriate servicing techniques. For instructions on how to obtain service, refer to the warranty in this guide. Product Registration Please fill out the product registration card and return it immediately. [. . . ] Current item ­ Current track being played/out of total files being played (varies depending on the playback mode setting). Volume level indicator ­ There are 50 steps in the volume control. Press the volume up/down buttons to change the volume. Elapsed time of track or pause indicator­ When you're playing music, the amount of time that the track has played appears; when you pause playback, the pause icon appears. Playback mode indicator ­ Displays current playback mode (Normal, Repeat, Shuffle, etc. ). The icon that appears in the picture above is the Repeat Shuffle icon ( ). Bit-rate format (Recording Quality Level) ­ The setting you chose in the Recorder menu (tab) that dictates the bit-rate value that's used when you convert (record) the song using the MusicMatch Jukebox software. DSP setting (FLAT) ­ The DSP (Digital Signal Processing) setting (Flat, Rock, Bass, etc. ). For more information about DSP settings, go to page 36. 9 10 11 Chapter 1 21 CH1_PDP2756_PDP2820 21 6/27/02, 5:08 PM Getting Started Setup Information ­ the details Install software in your computer The Music Management CD that came with your Thomson Lyra Jukebox contains all of the necessary software components you need to make your Thomson Lyra Jukebox work properly. These components do the following: · · · enable you to transfer files from your computer to your Thomson Lyra Jukebox profile and sort the contents, update the system and help files use the MusicMatch Jukebox software to organize your music collection and transfer the music to your Thomson Lyra Jukebox install the User's Guide and documentation for the Thomson Lyra Jukebox · The MusicMatch JukeboxTM software compresses audio files (from music CDs) to the MP3 format so you can play them on your Thomson Lyra Jukebox. The MusicMatch software also enables you to download files from the internet that are already compressed and then transfer those files to your Thomson Lyra Jukebox (or play the music on your computer). After you've read the license agreement, click Yes to accept (to continue, you must click Yes), or No to decline. If you click Yes, the User Registration Information screen appears. · · 6. 7. 8. Chapter 1 23 CH1_PDP2756_PDP2820 23 6/27/02, 5:08 PM Getting Started 12. Enter your name, e-mail address, postal code, country, year of birth, and sex (male or female). Note: You must enter an e-mail address to proceed. If you don't have an e-mail address, enter yourname@home. com 13. Click Next (the Personalize Music Recommendation screen appears). Read the screen to determine if you want to use this feature or not -- you can always change the setting later. Click Next (the Installation Options dialog screen appears). Select Express Setup and click Next to continue (the installation starts). After the installation is complete, click Finish. [. . . ] Since it has a 10-gigabyte hard drive, you can use it to transport files -- any files, not just music files. Some possible uses for this feature follow: · · · · Create back-ups/archive files Connect to other computers -- at work, for example. Transport files from one computer to another computer. For example, instead of putting files at work on a zip or accessing them on your home computer via e-mail or remote access, you can put the files on your Thomson Lyra Jukebox. [. . . ]