User manual KYOCERA MP3 PLAYER

[. . . ] If the lower left corner of the status bar says Not Connected: Make sure that the Palm application Downloader is running and that you have pressed the Connect button. On the PC Loader application, select the Tools ` Options to make sure the communications type matches the type of cradle you own. If the Use HotSync Default box is checked, make sure you can perform a HotSync operation, then run this application again. If the lower left corner of the status bar says No Media: install a compatible Secure Digital card or MMC in the expansion slot on your Kyocera smartphone. Playing Audio Files on your Kyocera smartphone Once you have transferred the MP3 files to you Kyocera smartphone, play the songs by tapping on the MP3 Player icon on your phone's Launcher screen. Transferring audio files from your computer to your Kyocera smartphone 4 Kyocera smartphone MP3 User's Manual Kyocera MP3 Player Palm Application The Kyocera MP3 Player Palm Application contains three main screens. [. . . ] · Website ­ Website where song originated. Kyocera MP3 Player Palm Application 7 Kyocera smartphone MP3 User's Manual About MP3 Player The About MP3 Player screen tells the user about the software. · Demo Button ­ Tap this button to play a demo MP3 file that is included with your Kyocera smartphone. · Done ­ Returns to the previous menu. Kyocera MP3 Player Palm Application 8 Kyocera smartphone MP3 User's Manual Kyocera Loader Windows Application This section describes the features of the Kyocera Loader Windows application. The application is divided into four parts: · Menu · Upper Pane · Lower Pane · Status Bar Kyocera Loader Windows Application 9 Kyocera smartphone MP3 User's Manual Menu File Menu · Add ­ Shortcut key: Ctrl+B. Adds the selected file(s) from the Upper · · · · · · · · · · Pane's list view to the Lower Pane's list view. Same as pressing the Add button on the Lower Pane's toolbar, drag/drop or copy/paste from the Upper Pane's list view to the Lower Pane's list view. If the file resides on the Phone, it is permanently deleted from the phone. If the file resides on the hard drive, it is only removed from the Lower Pane's list view. Plays the currently selected MP3 file(s) from the Upper Pane's list view with the default MP3 player installed on your computer. Transfers the files from the Lower Pane's list view to the Kyocera smartphone, if they do not already reside on the Phone. Properties ­ Shows the properties dialog for the selected file(s) in the Lower Pane's list view. Exit ­ Exits this application. Edit Menu Copy ­ Shortcut key: Ctrl+C. Copies the selected file(s) from the Upper Pane's list view and places them in the clipboard. Pastes the files contained in the clipboard, if present, to the Lower Pane's list view. Moves the selected file(s) in the Lower Pane's list view up one position in the PlayList. Moves the selected file(s) in the Lower Pane's list view down one position in the PlayList. Selects all of the files contained in the active list view. View Menu · · Status Bar ­ Shows or hides the status bar for this application. Refreshes the Upper pane to reflect the actual contents of this computer. Kyocera Loader Windows Application 10 Kyocera smartphone MP3 User's Manual Tools Menu · Options. . . ­ Displays the phone communication options for the application. · Search ­ Brings up the standard Explorer-style Search window. You can search for files on your computer, then drag and drop or copy/ paste them to the Lower Pane. Same as pressing the Search button. Help Menu · · Contents ­ Shortcut key: F1. [. . . ] Sets the serial port to use to communicate with the Phone. Options Dialog 14 Kyocera smartphone MP3 User's Manual MP3 Properties Right-click on an MP3 file on your computer and select Properties, you will see the following additional property page. The properties page includes the following: · File name ­ Including extension of the song. You can change the name of the file, by replacing the text with the desired file name. You can change the song title by replacing the text with the desired song title. [. . . ]