User manual JETAUDIO COWON A2

[. . . ] 1. 0 EN 2 COPYRIGHT NOTICE General · COWON is a registered trademark of COWON SYSTEMS, Inc. · This product is for home use only and cannot be used for commercial purposes. · The copyright for this manual belongs exclusively to COWON SYSTEMS, Inc. , and unauthorized distribution of this manual, or any portion of it is prohibited without prior written permission. · JetShell and JetAudio are copyrights of COWON SYSTEMS, Inc. , and unauthorized distribution of this manual, or any portion of it, and commercial use is prohibited without prior written permission of COWON SYSTEMS, Inc. [. . . ] Pressing the lever on a file will start playback and moving the lever towards >> will open a popup menu. COWON A2 Advanced Features File Browser Popup Menu Move the lever towards >> on a file to open a popup menu for the appropriate mode. Move the lever towards + or ­ to select a desired item, then press or move the lever towards >> again to select. Play File, Add to Playlist and Delete popup menu is the same for Movie, Music and Text modes. Closing File Browser Press the "BACK" button to close the File Browser screen and return to the Mode Selection screen. 17 Playlist Usage The Playlist is a feature that contains only files you want to play. Opening, Closing and Switching Playlist Press the "C" button in the File Browser of Movie, Music, Photo or Text mode to open a playlist. Press the "B" button to switch between playlist and file list. Add/Delete a File in Playlist To add a file to a playlist, move the lever towards >> to the desired file in File Browser and select Add to Playlist from the popup menu. To delete a file in a playlist, move the lever towards >> to the desired file in the playlist and select Delete from the popup menu. To delete all files in a playlist, move the lever towards >> in a playlist and select Clear Playlist. When playing files from a playlist, after a file is played the next file on the list will start to play. Playlists in Movie and Text mode can contain up to 50 files, and in Music and Photo mode up to 100 files. COWON A2 18 Advanced Features USB Host Connection and Usage USB Host can copy and delete files and folders in USB compatible devices (digital camera, iAUDIO, etc. ). Connecting USB Host Connect the USB Host cable to the "USB HOST" on your A2 and the USB port of the USB compatible device. Starting USB Host To start USB Host, press the "C" button in Browser mode after connecting the USB compatible device. If the device is compatible, list of folders and files in the device will appear on the right of the screen. Select a folder or file to copy and press the "A" button, then a popup menu will appear and select "Copy". Press the "B" button to move between A2 and the USB compatible device list. USB Host Compatible Device Digital cameras, MP3 players and other UMS supported devices are compatible. For more information on compatible devices, see our product introduction at www. iAUDIO. com. COWON A2 Advanced Features Radio Mode Usage Listen or record FM radio broadcasts in Radio mode. 19 <NON Preset Mode> <Preset Mode> Radio Listening Select Radio mode to listen to FM radio. Shortly move the lever towards << or >> to move through channels. Preset Setting and Usage Press the "A" button on a desired frequency and the frequency will be saved. Press the lever to enter to Preset mode and move the lever towards << or >> to move through saved frequencies. Press the "A" button in preset mode to delete a saved frequency. Record Mode Usage Record using the AV or Line-in cable and the built-in microphone. Connecting a Cable COWON A2 20 Advanced Features Connect the AV cable to the "AV IN" of your A2 and the "AV OUT (Video OUT, Audio OUT)" of the external AV device. Connect the line-in cable to the "AV IN" of your A2 and the Line Out (or earphone) jack of the external audio device. Recording There are four modes, Video, Audio, Radio and Built-in Mic when Record mode is selected. Select the desired mode for recording and press the "C" button to start recording. [. . . ] · If the player does not turn on after it is charged, press the "RESET" button on the bottom side of the player and then turn on. · If the System folder is deleted, upgrade the firmware before use. · Check to see if the switch on the bottom side of the player is placed to "HOLD". Check to see if the switch on the bottom side of the player is placed to "AV OUT". [. . . ]