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FCC ID: QDMN10

Users Manual

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I 4 Detailed Operation I Detailed Operation Interval Repeat (A-B) The Reservation Function allows you to queue one song to play after the current song has ended. 1 Select the (A) point Press the <MENU> button while playing to select the beginning (A) point. 2 Select the (B) point Press the <MENU> button again to select the end (B) point. - The interval (A to B) will be repeated. Play a selected interval repeatedly during play.

Detailed Operation Detailed Operation EQ EQ 3 Press the < / > button to display the current EQ selection. 1 EQ Press the <MENU> button. Press the <MENU> button. 4 Press the <+/-> button to the available EQ options. 2 Select the MENU Press the < / > button. Press the <MENU> button. l ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSIC, U BASS, METAL, XTRMEQ, XTR3D, NORMAL

I 4 Detailed Operation I Detailed Operation EQ 5 After press the < MENU> button to finish EQ. Press the <+/-> button to check. Select <ROCK> Refer to MENU setup for setting the Xtrm EQ and Xtrm 3D.

Detailed Operation Detailed Operation Program Mode Program Mode allows you to program a list of songs to play. Program Mode 1 Program Mode When stopped (no songs are playing) 3 Select Program list After press the <MENU or (+/-)> button. press the <MENU> button. 2 Add and Change to Program list Press the <+/-> button. 4 Select add and Change to song Press the <MENU> button. After selecting a folder to save,then press the <MENU> button to save all files in the folder. Sub folders are not added.

I 4 Detailed Operation I Detailed Operation Detailed Operation Program Mode Program Mode Cancel Program Mode 1 Program Playback After programming, press <PLAY/STOP> Press and Hold 1 When stopped (no songs are playing) press and Hold the < - > button. button to play the tracks in sequential order. - Program playback is cancelled and normal playback is started. Press and Hold 1 To remove files from the program list Press and Hold the <MENU> button after selecting the file to be deleted using the <MENU> button. The program list is automatically changed.



Menu setup Menu GENERAL DISPLAY TIMER Control MODE SOUND RESUME Back-light SleepPowerOff FastSkip MODE Xtreme EQ LANGUAGE LCD Control StopPowerOff FF / RWScanSpee IntroMode Xtreme 3D LOAD DEFAULT Screen Saver SetTime VoiceRecordingMode IntroMode DBESetting Scroll Speed SetAlarm VoiceAutoDetection Name 3DEQSetting Tag Information SoundBalance Play Time Info EQLimit EQSelect BeepVolume SoundFadein Userscanconfiguretheirownsettings. Functionsaresubjecttochangewithdifferentfirmwareversions.

Menu setup Menu setup 5 Menu setup Switching between Menus Entering sub menu Menu MAIN menu Long Click 1 MENU button or the, < / > button to display the 1 Press the <MENU> button to display the main menu system. main menu system. The MENU system is composed of 6main menus with sub-menus. Switching between Menus 2 < / > button to <>SELECT <>SELECT SubMenu display the main menu system. : Moves to the previous Menu 화면설정 타이머 2 Press the <MENU> button to display the main Sub menu system. <>SELECT <>SELECT <>SELECT : Moves to the next Menu 기능설정 모드설정 음향설정

Menu Entering sub menu Exiting from sub menu Specific features Press the PLAY / STOP button 3 <MENU> button to view andchange 1 to return Main MENU atthe sub-menu setting. settings for the Specific features feature. Specific features 4 <+ / -> used to change settings in each feature. Exiting from main menu 2 Press the PLAY / STOP button again to exit the Main Menu.

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup GENERAL GENERAL LANGUAGE (Language) 2 Supports40languages Song title and ID3 tag information for the MP3 files is dependent on the version of the PC operating system that was used to create it. (For example, if an MP3 file is created in a English version of Windows, the language setting should be English for the proper title display) RESUME (Resume) Load Default Value(Load Default Value) 1 ON : Playback resumes from the previous location 3 InitializeMenustotheoriginalfactorysettings. in a song when the player is stopped or powered Buttonoperationorderisasbelow. off. <MENU>button (select default menu) OFF : Playback begins from the first track after the < > button (selectYES) player is stopped or powered off. <PLAY/STOP> button (selectYES:Initialization)

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu DISPLAY(Display) DISPLAY(Display) LCDContrast (LCD Contrast) <>SELECT 2 You can adjust the time that the Backlight stay son. SEC:Backlight stay son from 0 to 30 seconds. MINUTE:Backlight stay son from 0 to 30 minutes. Press the NAVI / MENU button to set SEC / MINUTE. 화면설정 Back-Light (Back-Light) Screen Saver (Screen Saver ) 1 You can adjust the time that the Backlight stay son. 3 ?? SEC:Backlight stay son from 0 to 30 seconds. MINUTE:Backlight stay son from 0 to 30 minutes. Press the NAVI / MENU button to set SEC / MINUTE.

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup DISPLAY(Display) DISPLAY(Display) ScrollSpeed (Scroll Speed) Time (Time) 4 Adjustscrollspeedby1x/2x/4x/Vertical/Horizontal. 6 NORMAL : display elapsed time. - Vertical : Thescrollgoesupanddown. REMAIN : display remaining time. - Horizontal : Thescrollgoesfromtheleftto Note:Time display may not be accurate for files encoded in Variable Bit Rate formats. Tag Information (Tag Information) 5 ON : DisplaytrackwithID3taginformation OFF : Displaytrackwithfilename - File name will be displayed by default for songs with no ID3i nformation.

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu TIMER (Timer) TIMER (Timer) Stop Power Off (Stop Power Off) <>SELECT 2 Automatically turns power off at stop mode. (Time range can be set from 1 to 60 minutes by one minute increments.) 타이머 Sleep Power Off (Sleep Power Off) 1 SetTime (Set Time) Automatically turns power off after a fixed time.(Time range can be set from 1to U setheI 3 Push the NAVI / MENU switch towardI 180 minutes by one minute increments.) < / or + / -> to select the item and toward < / or+ / -> I(VOL + or VOL -)buttontoadjusttime. VOL + or VOL - to set the clock. Set BEEP ON / OFF by pressing the NAVI / MENUbutton. - Once powered off, the sleep timer will reset to 0.

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup TIMER (Timer) CONTROL (Control) SetAlarm (Set Alarm) 4 Set the working time of alarm. <>SELECT SUN ~ SAT : Alarm rings in the same time of the set day repeatedly. ALL : Alarm rings in the set time everyday. 기능설정 Fast Skip 1 OFF : Fast SkipFast Skip 10 : Skip 10 tracks at time. DIRECTORY : Skip top revious or next folder.

OOR HOUHLL: ‘Control)) — 3. . I RW Scan Speed ; Joice Recording Mode You can adjust recording quality when recording Voice. 2x/4x/6x. AGC ON _: When recording voice, the recording level is Automatically controlled and the sound from a long distance Is normally recorded. AGC OFF _: AGC Control not activated.

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup CONTROL (Control) CONTROL (Control) Voice Auto Detection Play Back Speed 4 The voice recording mode will automatically pause 5 During silence. This is useful for recording over a long Period of time to save memory. OFF : Voice Auto Detection is disabled. Voice Auto Detection(firstslider) : Set the relative level Of sound needed to activate the recorder.(Level1-10). Recordpausetime(secondslider) : Set the number of seconds of silence to record before pausing.(1-10Sec)

Menu Setup Menu Setup Mode Mode Intro Mode <>SELECT 2 Intro : Plays the beginning10 seconds of each track. Intro Highlight : Plays 10 seconds from 1minute into each track in sequential order. 모드설정 Mode (Repeat / Shuffle) STUDY MODE 1 3 While playing, short slide of the < / >I (orVOL +, VOL -) lever will skip the current track set time ahead. OFF:Study Mode is disabled. The range is1~ 60 seconds.

Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup Mode Note ... Name 5 Use with Usewith character character entry selection. Use with Store character character / exit deletion Use with other Cursor movement character selection

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu Sound Sound <>SELECT How to set Xtreme EQ 1. Select the Frequency 음향설정 2. Adjust the level Xtreme EQ 1 You can adjust the sound to your preference. There are 5band frequency steps, set from -15dBto+15dBby 3dB step. 3. Toexit Xtreme EQ setting

Menu operation - Menu Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup Sound Sound Xtreme 3D 2 You can adjust the level of 3D sound 4 Set EQ to User EQ to use 3D EQ. (minimum, Natural, and Maximum). You can adjust the sound to your preference. You can extend 3D sound There are 5 band frequency steps, set from -15dB By selecting Bass Boost or 3D EQ. You can also DBE Setting Sound Balance 3 You can select the Bass Center Bandl evel from Band 1 to 4. 5 Balance your sound to the right or left or keep it in the center according You can also set the Bass Boost gain from 0 dB to 15dB by 3dB step. to your preference.When Sound Balance bar is moved to L(Left,20),the DBE(Dynamic Bass Enhancement)enhances sound outputs at the left earphone.When the lever is moved to R Low & Middle frequencies and only operates when (Right,20)the sound outputs at the right earphone.The default value is 0 using Xtreme 3D. and the sound outputs the same level at both earphones.

HIOOHL O ‘ §5_ _ _alect : Limit the control of equalizer frequency N: You can select various EQ modes. to prevent distortion of sound. Press NAVI/MENU button after selecting EQ by using k Opg; (or VOL +,VOL —)switch. though distortion of sound may occur.

Menu operation - Menu 5 Menu setup Sound Note ... Beep Volume 8 Set beep volume ON / OFF or level. Set to "0"for OFF. Sound Fade in 9 When activated,volume increases gradually at playback mode to prevent sudden loudness.


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Additional Information - Handling Precautions for Safety Additional Information - Handling Precautions for Safety 6 Additional Information Product Please read before using for your safety. Product Please read before using for your safety. Do not use excessive force Keep out of direct sunlight Do not drop or subject the Keep the player away from Do not disassemble or modify on the buttons or attempt to and extreme heat and cold. device to impact. strong magnets. the product. disassemble the device. It can cause a damage to your It can cause a damage to your It can cause a damage to your It can cause a damage to your player because of improper usage. player because of improper usage. player because of improper usage. player because of improper usage.

Additional Information - Handling Precautions for Safety Additional Information - Handling Precautions for Safety Others Please read before using for your safety. Others Please read before using for your safety. Do not use headphones / Reduce volume while Do not use headphone / Reduce volume or stop using Do not use at high volume for Keep headphones / earphones earphones while cycling, walking, especially at earphones at high volume. the player if you experience a continuous listening. cords under control at all times driving, or operating any pedestrian crosswalk. Hearing experts advise against ringing in your ears. Hearing experts advise against Cords may get caught on a motorized vehicle. listening to continuous, loud and Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous, loud and variety of objects and cause It is dangerous and is illegal in extended play. listening to continuous, loud and extended play. damage or injury. some areas. extended play.

Additional Information Additional Information 6 Additional Information Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Trouble Solution Trouble Solution Check whether the rechargeable batteries are not charged or the Failed download of Check the connection between your computer and the player to No Power. batteries are drained. MP3 file. ensure that the cable is secure. Check whether VOLUMEis set to "0". No sound or distortion Check whether the plug is dirty. Batteries do not Fully charged rechargeable battery will not accept additional charge. during playback. Corrupted MP3 or WMA files may make a static noise and charge. Is the USB casbel correctly plugged in? the sound may cut off. Listen to your files on the PC to see if they are corrupted. Characters in LCD are corrupted. MENU General Language (Refer to ??page)

Additional Information Additional Information Specifications Specifications Category Item Specifications Category Item Specifications Frequency range 20 Hz ~ 20 KHz Dimension 27(W) x 13.2(D) x 62.5(H) mm Audio Headphone Output (L)18 mW + (R)18 mW (16 Ohm) max. Volume Weight 65 g (Battery included) (L) 9 mW + (R) 9 mW (32 Ohm) max. Volume Battery S/N ratio 90 dB(MP3) Operational Temperature -5 …C ~ 40 …C FILE File Type MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3, WMA, ASF SUPPORT Bit Rate 8 Kbps ~ 320 Kbps Tag Info ID3 VI, ID3 V2 2.0, ID3 V2 3.0, ID 3 V2 4.0 LCD Full Graphic 4 Line with Backlight Language 40 Language 36:00 36:00 36:00 36:00 Voice Recording (8kbps, 128 MB) (8kbps, 128 MB) (8kbps, 128 MB) (8kbps, 128 MB) Approx. 40 hours (128 kbps, MP3, Volume : 20, EQ Normal, Max. Playtime LCD: OFF, Alkaline AA 2400mAh)

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. NOTE: THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the 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. - Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help


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