User manual SKULLCANDY BLUNT MP3 PLAYER

[. . . ] 2. Recharging light£¨ CHARGE£© lights up, which means the pro- 11 duct is already connected to PC and being recharged. 3. Flashing USB light£¨ USB£© means data in transmission£¨ Busy£©£» lighted USB light£¨ USB£© means ready for work£¨ Idle£©£» ead d USB light£¨ USB£© means disconnected with PC£¨ Suspend£© 4. Remove the product as per PC's requirement when upload and download completed. Battery power indicator Power indicator (POWER light): lights up --- full power Flashing per second --- 1/5 power remained Flashing per 0. 5 second --- out of power soon Off --- out of power and automatic power off Time setting 1. Pull out the crown to stop the second hand when it sweeps to 12 o'clock. Battery recharging Recharging is needed when power indicator (POWER light) is flashing per 0. 5 second or off. [. . . ] Battery recharging Recharging is needed when power indicator (POWER light) is flashing per 0. 5 second or off. 1£© Connect the watch to PC through USB cable or through optional adaptor to AC power for recharging (ref. to Figure Battery recharging') Crown 12 2£©Recharging light£¨ CHARGE£© lights up ----under recharge 3£© Recharging light£¨ CHARGE£© lights weakly----slow recharge 4£© Recharging light£¨ CHARGE£© off----recharge over ¡ù Note: a£© The battery will be recharged slowly when close to full power and the product can work by then. b£© slow recharge is indicated by CHARGE light when reNo charged through PC. c£© Output voltage should be 5V 0. 25V, when recharging the MP3 output electric current 500mA. Plug into 100v-240v AC power Plug into the USB port Battery recharging 13 III INSTALLATION OF MP3 PLA YER System requirements IBM compatible personal computer Pentium 166 MHz MMX or faster Windows98SE/ME/2000/XP USB port (Universal Serial Bus) Mac Os X/Mac Os 9. 0 64MB RAM or more 20MB free hard-disk space or more 4 x CD-ROM drive or more Accessible to Internet (Recommended) ¡ù Note: User name has to be set as administrator under Windows2000 USB connection 1. USB port on your PC is used for sending files and battery recharging. 2. Check the USB port on your PC referring to its hardware instruction manual. Lift of the defect USB plug: !) Lift of the defect USB plug in vertical direction as arrow shows. 2) Take out spare springs from the case with your tweezers. 25 4. Place the new USB plug: 1) Place the springs from the plastic package into the four spring holes. Press the new USB plug onto the case in vertical direction as arrow shows. Fixing the case: Put back the two screws up on the case to fix new USB plug. The replacement is now finished. 27 ¢ö HELPFUL TIPS Problem Unable to play MP3 Unable to download music Unable to do voice recording No Drive Letter Analysis Battery low Not standard MP3/WMA files Battery low USB cable broken or not connected properly. No space for more recording files The USB plug not connected or loose. Solution Recharge the battery Download standard MP3/WMA files Recharge the battery Check the USB connection and reinsert Delete some old recording files Check USB connection Reinstall the Manager Software Upgrade the motherboard driver Using lower compressing level to record the file into MP3 format. [. . . ] No space for more recording files The USB plug not connected or loose. Solution Recharge the battery Download standard MP3/WMA files Recharge the battery Check the USB connection and reinsert Delete some old recording files Check USB connection Reinstall the Manager Software Upgrade the motherboard driver Using lower compressing level to record the file into MP3 format. Move away from source of electrical interference Sound skips Electrical interferences from other appliances like mobile phone, fluorescent lamp, bulb and high voltage wiring etc. [. . . ]