User manual FUNAI 2945LF

[. . . ] 3. Install the back cabinet by aligning it to the player and then the latch. Lift the front cabinet near the bottom of the player about 1cm, as shown in the picture below. 11 12 Changing panel (For MX-125D and MX-225D only) Turning the player on Press the Scroll button to turn the player on. 1. Place the panel you want to replace with in the slot and install back the front cabinet according to the reverse order of opening the front cabinet. If the player turns on the backlight and show nothing on the screen, please try to exchange a new battery. If the status is still the same after exchanging a battery, try to install the firmware driver from your CDROM and update the firmware of the player, follow the procedure as p. 29. 13 14 Turning the player off Press and hold the Scroll button for about 3 seconds to turn the player off. LCD display description Timer off The player will turn off automatically when being idle or operating for a period of time. [. . . ] If you get the new firmware from our website, extract the downloaded file to a directory, e. g. Open the directory from My Computer or Window Explorer (Windows 2000/XP)/File Manager (Windows 98SE/ME) and run Setup. exe (double click the ). If you have already installed a previous version of Firmware Download program, remove it first by clicking Yes in the following dialog box. Firmware update Click Finish to complete software remove. Run autorun. exe in the root directory of CD drive again in windows explorer in p. 20. 29 30 Firmware update Select Firmware Download program from Start FUNAI MP3 Player Firmware Download as shown in the picture below. Programs Firmware update Click Close to complete firmware update and disconnect the player from your PC as shown in p. You will be unable to turn your the player on if firmware update fails or is interrupted. If you cannot turn on your player due to firmware update failure, see Firmware Update Failure in p. 66 for details. After running the firmware update, click Start to update firmware. All data including audio and personal files on the player will be deleted, and default settings will be restored when Format Data Area option is checked. You will need to Format Data Area when updating most firmware versions. ) 31 32 Main menu When you press MODE button to switch the mode, you will see 5 icons in a main menu as below. Push the Scroll button to select the mode and press the Scroll button to enter the mode. Connecting your player with another player Please contact your agent for purchasing the connector. Connect your player (A) and another player (B) to the exclusive data transfer kit as shown in the picture below. The lower the sampling rate, the poorer the recording quality, but the recording time is longer. The player offers the following 7 sampling rates: 48KHz (192Kbps), 44KHz (176Kbps), 32KHz (128Kbps), 22KHz (88Kbps), 16KHz (64Kbps), 11KHz (44Kbps), and 8KHz (32Kbps). LANGUAGE The player supports file names and ID3 tag information in over 40 languages and offers user interface in 10 different languages, including English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Germany, French and Italian. (Language options vary from one firmware version to another. ) 49 50 Setup DISPLAY You can change the display settings here, including B. LIGHT OFF, CONTRAST, TAG INFO and TIME DISPLAY Setup CONTRAST You can adjust the contrast of the LCD screen here. Backlight off (B. LIGHT OFF) You can adjust the backlight off time from 0 to 60 seconds . Please be reminded that backlight consumes energy and will affect the total playing time of the player and (always on). If you select "0", it means the backlight is turned off at all times (energy saving); and if you select "" (always on), it means the backlight is turned on at all times (energy consuming). TAG INFO You can turn TAG INFO on and off. If you turn TAG INFO on, The player will display the ID3 tag information of the track. If you turn TAG INFO off, the player will display the track filename. 51 52 Setup Setup TIMER OFF TIME DISP You can select the time display of the player between NORMAL or REMAIN. NORMAL refers to the lapsed playing time and REMAIN refers to the remaining playing time. You can adjust when the player turns itself off, including STOP OFF and SLEEP OFF. STOP OFF Set the time to the player turns itself off from idling (including Pause and Stop) to save energy. The default setting is 5 minutes. 53 54 Setup SLEEP OFF Set the time to the player turns itself off any situation; i. e. disabled. Setup BATT. TYPE You can select the type of batteries on the player here, including REGULAR and RECHARGE. After the player powered off, SLEEP OFF will be disabled automatically. GENERAL You can change the general settings and view the firmware version here. TYPE, RESET, FORMAT and VERSION. RESET You can reset all changes to their default values here, including function items and preset FM channels. [. . . ] Press and hold Scroll button (Power button) for 5 seconds and connect the USB cable to your player. If the firmware update program cannot detect your player, repeat steps 1 to 5. After firmware update is completed, disconnect your player are from the PC according to the standard hardware removal procedure (p. 27), reinstall the battery to your player, and turn it on again. EQ LCD Language support Recording time Continuous playing time USB interface Working temperature 65 66 Certification information Federal Communications Commission (FCC) This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, Pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]