User manual ARCHOS GMINI 200 FM REMOTE CONTROL

[. . . ] If you are in any directory, you can make a long press on the FM/MP3 mode button and you will be sent to the main menu of the Gmini, thus giving you the choice of <Music> or <Browser>. Use the remote's / rocker control as the Up and Down buttons on the Gmini to scroll through your directories and see the various files and folders. Use the center rocker button as the PLAY button on the Gmini to play the displayed music file or to enter a folder. Click once on the Hold button to go back up a level in the directory structure. [. . . ] After this, the Gmini will go back to edit screen and start playing the song again. To make the point where you want the newly edited song to end, let the song play to the point that you wish it to stop, and then click on Pause at that precise moment. This time however, use the Right button to highlight the Cut-out option and then click on Play to validate the Cut-out choice. You will now hear your song played with the undesired parts completely removed. If you are happy with the results, click on ESC / to exit the Audio Edit screen and it will ask if you would like to save your edit. If you select Yes, the Gmini will execute a read/write process and create a new file named originalfilename_Edit. mp3 and place it in the same directory as the original file. Cut-In & Cut-Out (Gmini 400) To go to the Audio Edit screen and remove unwanted sections, locate the recorded radio file on your Gmini, click on the F2 File button, and select the item Edit. It will continuously loop so that you can hear the changes to it as the Cut-ins and Cut-outs are made. How to Use the Radio and MP3 Functions 9 As normal, when playing a song, you can use the Reverse and Forward buttons to move back and forward within the song. While the song is playing, wait for the precise moment that you want the edited song to start and then click on the F1 button Cut-In. The song will now start to play from that cut-in point as if it was the beginning of the song. Let the song play (Or fast forward) to the point you want the song to end. Wait for the precise moment that you want the edited song to end and then click on the F3 button Cut-Out. You can use the Forward and Reverse buttons to listen to your new start and end points and judge if the cuts are as you wanted. If you select Yes, the Gmini will execute a read/write process and create a new file named and place it in the same directory as the original file. You can now delete the original file if you desire. 2. 8 Setting Parameters Gmini SP & Gmini 100 Gmini 200 Gmini 400 To change the Remote FM parameters, you must attach the FM Remote Control, enter FM mode, click on the Gmini's Menu button (Settings on Gmini 400) and then select FM Settings. FM Band How to Use the Radio and MP3 Functions Gmini SP & Gmini 100 Make sure you have the correct FM setting. For example: To: tech-support. us@archos. com Subject: FM Remote on Gmini ­ Retro-Recording 4 Troubleshooting Problem: None of the buttons on the remote control respond. Hold the HOLD button for 3 seconds to turn the hold function on or off. You could also check to make sure the correct region is selected under the parameter FM Band (USA, Europe, Japan). Problem: My preset radio stations do not work correctly or are no longer available. Solution: This could be due to the fact that either the file FMPreset. txt file has incorrect lines in it or that this file had been deleted from the System folder of your Gmini. Make sure that your text file has only 20 lines and that each line has a valid frequency, a space, and then a text string that is up to 32 characters long. [. . . ] Note: During file transfer or in the PC mode, if the EUT or computer suddenly freezes or does not respond, it may be due to the electrostatic phenomenon. Please follow the procedures below to recover the operation: Warranty and Limited Liability 15 Unplug the USB cable from the EUT Close the software application in the computer (or re-boot the computer if necessary) Re-connect the USB cable to the EUT. CAUTION : Modifications not authorized by the manufacturer may void users authority to operate this device. FCC Part 15 - Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. [. . . ]