RCA TC1702 manual

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    TH1702 TH1704 TH1708 T C1702 T C1704 T C1708 user manual It is impor tant to read this user manual prior to using your new pr oduct for the first time.[...]

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    Contents 2 Safety information FCC information ............................................................................... 3 Important batter y precautions ................................................... 4 Electrostatic disturbance ............................................................... 4 Headset safety ..............................[...]

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    3 Safety inf ormation FCC inf ormation This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must acc ept any interference received including int er ference which may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested a[...]

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    Safety inf ormation 4 Impor tant batter y precautions • Any battery may present a risk of fire , explosion, or chemical burn if abused. Do not try to charge a battery that is not intended to be recharged, do not incinerate, and do not puncture. • Non-rechargeable batteries , such as alkaline batteries, may leak if left in your pr oduct for a lo[...]

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    5 PLEASE READ AND SA VE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE IMPORT ANT SAFETY INFORMA TION Safety inf ormation Some of the following information ma y not apply to your particular product; however , as with any electronic product, precautions should be observed during handling and use. • Read these instructions. • Keep these instructions. • Heed all warnings[...]

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    End user license agr eement 6 End user license agreement IMPORT ANT: READ CAREFULL Y BEFORE DOWNLO ADING OR INST ALLING THIS SOFT W ARE! THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (THIS “EULA ”) IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BET WEEN YOU AND A UDIOVOX C ORPORA TION AND, AS APPLICABLE, AN Y AUDIOVOX SUBSIDIAR Y , AS DEFINED BEL OW (COLLECTIVEL Y “ AUDIOVOX”), F[...]

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    7 End user license agr eement 6. LIMIT A TION OF LIABILIT Y (a) TO THE MA XIMUM EXTENT PERMIT TED BY APPLICABLE LA W , IN NO EVENT SHALL AUDIOVO X, OR ITS DEALERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENT AL, INDIRECT , OR CONSEQUENTIAL DA MAGES WHA TSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMIT A TION, DAMAGES FOR L OSS OF PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, CORRUPTION [...]

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    Befor e you begin 8 Dear RCA Customer , Thank you for pur chasing the Player . This product will play mp3 and Windows Media ™ audio (WMA) content as well as Digital Rights Management ( WMDRM-9) protected music files. RCA easyRip™ Media Sof tware, installed automatically when you connected this play er to your PC, lets you import music files fro[...]

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    Installing the belt clip Removing the belt clip 9 Befor e you begin Connecting to the computer • Rotate the USB plug out of the player body and connect the player to your PC as sho wn. • The player will turn on automatically and displa y "USB connected" on the display . The player will appear as a drive letter on your c omputer , a Ma[...]

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    Using RCA easyRip The RCA easyRip software was installed automatically the first time you c onnected this player to y our PC. easyRip lets you: • Impor t music from CDs • Organize your music library on your PC • Create playlists • Copy files from y our librar y to the player • Copy files from the pla yer to your library • Delete files f[...]

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    11 General controls T urning the play er on and off T o turn the player on, press and hold /MENU . Press and hold /MENU again to turn the play er off. Locking the player contr ols If you don’ t want the player controls to be activated accidentally , slide the lock/unlock switch towards the ic on. When the contr ols are locked, the lock icon appea[...]

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    Resume Repeat Off Add to F av orites All My Friends Artists1 0001/0030 2:30 12 Using the menus Menu types The player has two types of menu: Player menu The player menu appears when y ou turn on the player or if you pr ess /MENU while listening to the player . I t lets you: • Select music and audiobook files • Listen to the radio • Record and [...]

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    13 Using the menus The Home menu The top-level or “Home” menu is always display ed when you press /MENU . The menu options ar e: Now Playing Now Playing Available only during pla yback. Press or to return to the currently playing file. Music Music Press or to enter the Music menu and choose an artist, album, genre, year , or individual title. A[...]

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    14 Music Music playback contr ols Skips to the previous file*, press and hold to scan backward within a file Skips to the next file, press and hold to scan forward within a file Starts/pauses playback and shows/ hides the Option menu Increases or decreases the volume during playback + or – Playing music files The player sorts your music files by [...]

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    15 Audiobooks Audiobook playback c ontrols Skips to previous file or section, press and hold to scan backward within a file Skips to the next file or sec tion, press and hold to scan forward within a file Starts/pauses playback and shows/ hides the option menu Increases or decreases the volume during playback + or – Option menu (A udiobook playba[...]

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    16 Radio Storing and recalling pr eset stations Y ou can store up to 20 preset stations in the player . T o store the currently playing station as a preset: 1. Press to display the Option menu. 2. Press + or – t o highlight Save to Preset and then press . • If all 20 preset station numbers are occupied, the option changes to Replace Pr eset . S[...]

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    17 Improving F M radio sound If stereo reception is noisy , you can often reduc e the noise by switching to mono . T o switch between stereo and mono: 1. While the radio is playing, pr ess to display the Option menu. 2. Press + or – t o highlight Mode and then press to switch between Stereo and Mono . Save to Preset Back Mode Stereo 3. Press + or[...]

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    18 V oice Memo Recording v oice memo Y ou can record voice and play back r ecordings as well as copy the r ecordings ( W A V files) to your PC. T o record voic e: 1. Press /MENU to display the Home menu. 2. Press + or – t o select Voice Memo . V oice Memo 3. Press or to selec t Record and pr ess or to start recording. Record • Press to pause or[...]

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    19 Fa v o r i t e s Creating a "F avorites" playlist Y ou can create a playlist of your favorit e music by adding new files to the playlist as you listen t o them. This function is not available for other media formats such as audiobooks and recor dings. T o add the currently playing music file in the playlist: 1. Press to pause playback [...]

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    20 Changing the play er ’ s settings T o change the player settings: 1. Press /MENU to display the Home menu. 2. Press + or – t o select S ettings and press or to enter the settings menu. Settings 3. Press + or – t o select a setting and then press to change it. Shuffle Off Equalizer Flat Repeat O ff Shuffle • Press repeatedly t o select sh[...]

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    21 Additional inf ormation Tips and troubleshooting Cannot delete files on the play er . • For an y files you have transf erred to the player , you may delete them while y ou have connected the player with your c omputer . Highlight the unwanted file in the play er ’ s file directory on your computer and pr ess the delete key on your computer t[...]

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    22 Additional inf ormation from where the content was pur chased from for license acquisition details. F or more information on how license acquisition works , go to www. microsoft.com/windowsmedia/drm. Cannot play A udible files. • Make sure the file format is corr ect. The play er supports Format 4 Audible files. V oice recording stops automa t[...]

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    23 W arranty information Limited warranty 12 Month Limited W arranty Applies to RCA Audio/V ideo Products AUDIOVO X ELECTRONICS CORP . (the Company) warrants to the original retail pur chaser of this product that should this product or any part thereof , under normal use and conditions, be proven def ective in material or workmanship within 12 mont[...]

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    24 W arranty information • Include evidence of purchase date such as the bill of sale. Also print your name and addr ess and a description of the defect. Send via standard UPS or its equivalent to: Audiovo x Electronics Corp . Attn: Service Department. 150 Marcus Blvd. Hauppauge N.Y . 11788 1-800-878-5779 • Insure your shipment for loss or dama[...]

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    25 Audiovo x Electronics Corp . 150 Marcus Blvd., Hauppauge , NY 11788 © 2009 Audiovo x Electronics Corp. T rademark(s) ® Registered Marca(s) ® Registrada(s) Marque(s) ® Deposée(s) www.rcaaudio video.com v5.0 Illustrations contained within this publication are f or r epresentation only and subject to change. The descriptions and characteristic[...]