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TrekStor USB-MusicStick MusicStick 100 manual

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    Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Intro duction 1 1 . 1 P r e f a c e ............................................ 1 1 . 2 F e a t u r e s ........................................... 1 1 . 3 S p e c i fi c a t i o n s ........................................ 1 1.4 Minimum System Requirement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1.5 Dr[...]

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    1 Intro duction 1.1 Preface Thank y ou fo r using the USB-MusicStick 100 . This User’s Manual p rovides detailed instructions and illustrations to help y ou enjo y y our new pla y er. T o ensure p roper op eration, please read the manual ca refully . 1.2 F eatures Supp o rt MP3 and WMA Audio Files Equalizer with 7 Presets Selectable Pla y Mo des [...]

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    1 Intro duction W eight : 40g (without battery) Language : Multi-Language Op erating System : Win98/98SE/ME/2000/XP/Mac OS 8.6+ All sp ecifications a re subject to change without notice. 1.4 Minim um System Requirement Windo ws 98/ 98SE, Windo ws ME, Windo ws 2000 and Windo ws XP One available USB Po rt CD ROM drive required fo r driver installati[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted 2.1 Product Illustration: 1 USB Connection Jack 2 LCD Displa y 3a V olume Control ’-’ 3b V olume Control ’+’ 4 ’ ’ Backwa rd Button 5 ’ ’ Fo rw a rd Button 6 ’ ’ Pla y / P ause Button 7 Ea rphone Jack 8 Microphone 9 Battery Bo x 10 ’Mo de’ Button 11 ’Reco rd’ Button 12 ’Hold’ -Switch 2.1.1 LCD scre[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted 2.2.2 Rep eat Mo de Press ’ ’ or ’ ’ to select the desired option and p ress MODE to confirm. No rmal : pla y all files in sequence Rep eat One : repeatedly play a single file F older : pla y all files of a folder Rep eat F older : rep eatedly pla y all files of a folder Rep eat All : rep eatedly pla y all files in [...]

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    2.2 Op eration A-B Segment Rep eat Mo de Select the A-B repla y When ’A-’ sta rt blinking, p ress ’ ’ once while playing a track to ma rk the b eginning of section where y ou w ant to sta rt (A). When ’B-’ sta rt blinking, p ress ’ ’ again to where you w ant the section to end (B). It will rep eat the ma rk ed section (A= > B) co[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted 2.3 Menu Press MODE fo r 2 seconds to access the Main Menu. Note: Y ou can access the Main Menu b y p ress in the MODE fo r 2 seconds from anywhere in the submenu o r during music pla ying. 2.3.1 Record Mode It reco rds voice through internal microphone. There a re three states of recording: R ecord , Pau se and Stop. Reco rding [...]

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    2.3 Menu Pla ying Reco rd File Access V oice Mo de. Select the voice pla ying reco rd mode. Press ’ ’ or ’ ’ to select the recor d file. Press ’ ’ to pla y . 2.3.2 Voice Mode When pla ying reco rded file, y ou can p ress MODE fo r 1 second to access V oice Mo de. Press ’ ’ or ’ ’ to select Rep eat Mo de, T empo Rate, or A-B Re[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted 2.3.3 Phone Bo ok It allo ws y ou to sto re y our p ersonal phone data into the pla yer. Please find the F airy Address p rogram from our p rovided CD ROM driver disk, and click ’Phone- Book_Setup.exe’ under ’PhoneB ook’ folder to install. Go to ’Start Programs Fairy Address Fairy Address’ to run the p rogram ’Go t[...]

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    2.3 Menu Reco rd Time T o set the time and date fo r reco rd file: Press ’+/-’ to set y ea r/month/da y Press ’ ’ or ’ ’ to change data Press MODE to confirm. Backlight Time T o set the duration of the backlight sta ying on the LCD screen: Press ’ ’ or ’ ’ to adjust Press MODE confirm. Languages T o select the language fo r t[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted Contrast Setting T o adjust the LCD contrast level (1-20). Online Mo de T o select the pla y er to sho w either Multi Drive, No rmal Drive o r Encrypted Drive in the computer. Note: The pla y er can b e fo rmatted with pa rtitions. Please read the ’Partition and Encr ypt’ section b elo w. Memo ry Info T o check the total capa[...]

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    2.3 Menu Click ’Open’ button to select the new firmw are p rogram. (The firmwa re can b e found in the installed CD o r do wnloaded from our w ebsite.) Click ’Begin upgrading’ Button to sta rt for upgrading the system. When finishing the upgrade, the follo wing diagram will b e display ed on the LCD screen: Quit Quit the interface. 2.3.5[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted During Music mo de o r V oice mo de, y ou can access the folder list b y p ressing MODE fo r 1 second. And y ou can enter folder submenu from there. Use the ’ ’ or ’ ’ to select the desired folder, and p ress MODE to confirm. Deleting File T o delete files in Music Mo de and V oice Mo de: Press ’ ’ or ’ ’ to sel[...]

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    2.3 Menu Access the ’Partition and Encrypt’ menu. After in put all the items, click ’start’ . The setting has completed. Click ’OK’ . There a re t w o disks. Op en the second one, which consists of 3 documents. (2 concealed and 1 ca rried on with its size 300K). USB-MusicStick 100 13[...]

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    2 Getting sta rted 6. Ca rry on the do cument ’RdiskDecry.exe’ , and input t he username and passw o rd. Note: The op eration of dividing one disk into t wo pa rts will delete data. Please sto re them b efore the op eration. Don’t miss y our username and passw o rd. Otherwise y ou can’t complete the removable disk decryp- tion with the pass[...]

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    A Imp o rtant Notice A.1 T rouble Sho oting Symptom: No P o w er! Pos sible Reason: Check: whether the battery is exhausted. whether the battery has not been properly installed Actions: Please: replace with a new battery . re-install it acco rding to the polarity . Symptom: No Sound from the Ea rphones! Pos sible Reason: Check: whether the jack is [...]

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    A Imp o rtant Notice Symptom: F ail to do wnload o r upload of MP3 / WMA / W A V file! Pos sible Reason: Check: whether the battery is exhausted. the connection of USB cable. whether the USB cable is damaged whether memo ry is full. Actions: Please: replace with a new battery . re-plug the cable at both ends. replace a new USB cable. release some [...]

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    A.4 T radema rk Ackno wledgment A.4 T radema rk Acknowledgment Microsoft Windo ws, Windows 98, Windo ws ME, Windows 2000, and Windo ws XP are registered tradema rks of Microsoft Corporation. Other names and p ro ducts not mentioned above may be registered trademarks of their respective companies. A.5 Liabilit y Do not use the USB-MusicStick 100 in [...]

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    B W a rrant y and service B.1 W a rrant y Conditions Disclaimer and terms of the w arranties: 1. If there is a faulty USB-Mu sicStick 100 which meets with our limited wa rranty T rekStor can either a rrange the repair o r replacement of the USB-MusicStick 100 at our option. W e have no responsibility to replace the USB-MusicStick 100 if it is damag[...]

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    T rekStor T rekStor T rekStor GmbH & Co. K G USB-MusicStick 100 - Manual MS100-ET-V3.0-EN-041110a[...]