User manual ARCHOS GMINI XS100

[. . . ] 1 GminiTM XS100 MP3 & WMA Digital Music Player & USB 2. 0 Hard Disk English user manual Version 2. 1 - Please see the Archos web site (www. archos. com) for the most recent manual and software updates for your GminiTM. 1 2 An introductory note from ARCHOS Dear Customer, Archos thanks you for choosing our new ultra-small GminiTM XS100. Check out our web site www. archos. com to find the available accessories for this product (car adapter, carrying cases, etc. ). Also, while at our web site, check for free downloads of updated and improved software for your device. Because it has a real hard disk inside of it, you can store hundreds of songs. [. . . ] You will be sent to the virtual keyboard (see the next section) to enter the new folder name. (Before it is deleted, the Gmini will ask for confirmation: "Delete folder X?Create Folder: Create a new folder in the current level of the directory. You will be sent to the Virtual Keyboard to enter the new folder name. There is a limit of 1000 files per folder. 29 30 7. 3. 3 Contextual Menu while in the Double Browser By using the unique Archos double browser system, you can copy or move files from one location in the file structure to another (caution: there is a limit of 1000 files per folder). While in the Browser mode, you simply click the RIGHT control and a second browser panel will open. When the title of the folder is highlighted, this is the active folder. The file highlighted within this active folder will be copied, that is to say, it is the source for the copy. Once you have decided on the destination folder, move to the source browser panel, highlight the file to copy, and then click on the MENU button. You can now choose Copy to copy the highlighted file, Copy All to copy all the files in that folder to the destination folder, or Move to move it to the destination folder. Other options such as Info, Delete, Rename and Create Folder are addressed above. Source Destination 7. 4 Using the Virtual Keyboard If you want to create folders and rename files or folders, it is recommended to do so from your computer when it is connected to the Gmini. At times, however, you are not near your computer and you would like to enter the text directly with the Gmini. You will be taken to this screen when you rename a file or folder or create a new folder. You will use the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN controls to move around the keyboard. Once your text is entered, select Enter on the bottom right. 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Contextual Menu Text being typed Cursor Upper/Lower case* Delete character* Clear entire line* Enter* * These items can also be found in the contextual menu Tip: use the STOP/ESCAPE button to cancel any changes you made and exit the virtual keyboard. 31 32 8 Connecting the GminiTM XS100 to a Stereo system Connecting your Gmini XS100 to a stereo system allows you to listen to your Gmini's music on it without a headset. You will need a standard (mini headphone to RCA) audio cable for this which is not supplied with the Gmini. Plug the audio cable into the headphone jack and into the auxiliary jacks on your stereo. If in doubt, the manual of your stereo will enable you to identify the auxiliary inputs. 32 33 9 Connecting/Disconnecting the GminiTM to/from your Computer 9. 1 USB Connection Type (`Hard Drive' or `Windows Device') Your device comes configured as a Windows® Device and will be immediately recognized by your computer if you are running Windows® XP (with Service Pack 1 minimum) and Windows Media® Player 10. If you have another version of Windows®, not sure what version of Windows® XP you have, or if you are using a Macintosh®, then you will need to change the USB (Universal Serial Bus) Port setting on the GminiTM. You will do this by going to System and USB Port and change it to `Hard Disk'. 9. 2 Connecting the GminiTM XS100 Connection order: See the sections below for your particular computer's operating system. 3) Plug in the other end of the USB cable to the GminiTM USB Device port (if your computer asks to install a new driver for the new hardware, then you must unplug it and change the USB Port to Hard Drive. ) Windows® XP Please verify* that you have Windows® XP and it is updated it to at least, Service Pack 1. [. . . ] This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: · Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. · Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. [. . . ]