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1. The next figure shows the status Folder A when you move to upper folder Folder B To move the cursor use the PREV NEXT button and to enter the Chosen Folder use the Play Pl button To enter the folder 3 Playing FolderA 001 02 04 gt lii Folder A J Track0 1 Track02 ne d The song will be played when you press the play button 11 Mode Playing mode Enhanced Anti shock function The various functions provided when you press the MODE button are described below For the user s setting please refer to Page 25 001 02 049 lay ROOT 4 LOVE iRiver Q REPEAT Play a single track repeatedly o Play whole tracks in the directory and stop lt Whenever you press the MODE button it will show you the changed icon 15 Play whole tracks in the directory repeatedly an Play whole tracks in the disc repeatedly Randomly play whole tracks in the disc repeatedly and stop SR Play a single track repeatedly SEE Randomly play whole tracks in the directory repeatedly and stop SLE Randomly play whole tracks in the directory repeatedly Ge Randomly pay whole tracks in the disc repeatedly Intro Plays beginning 10 seconds of each track in sequential order Intro Highlight Plays 10 seconds from the spot 1minute was played for each track in sequential order For example song A plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1minute 12. User Manu a a jis Kl t ve nromex MULTI CODEC CD PLAYER Firmware Upgradable iIMP 150 DIGITAL AUDIO COMPACT DIGITAL AUDIO Thank you for purchasing an iRiver Product Please read carefully before using the player r lmve Limited http www iRiver com Introducing the iRiver websites URL http www iRiver com Q Provides information on our products as well as our company Q Unique Firmware System software Upgrade feature provides premium disc readability and various optional add on features The firmware is continually upgraded to support new CODECs that will be introduced in the future Q Provides FAQ as well as Beginner s Guide Q Provides customer registration that enables user to get online customer service You can receive the newest information firmware upgrade notice etc via newsletters by registering your e mail address iRiver Limited does not assume any responsibility for errors or omissions in this document or make any commitment to update the information contained herein iRiver is a registered trademark of iRiver Limited in the Republic of Korea and or other countires and is used under license All other brand and product names are trademarks of their respective companies or organization All other porduct names may be trademarks of the companies with which they are associated 1999 2002 IRIVER Limited All right reserved Microsoft Windows Media and the windows L
3. 39 FUNCTION CONTROL CONTROL Setting Button Operation FF RW SKIP function CONTROL J Off The skip does not activate FF RW SKIP 10 Plays the previous 10th or the next 10th song OFF 710 Directory Jump to the Previous Next directory MDIRECTORY Q SPEED FF RW SCAN SPEED CONTROL J The fast scan speed can range from 1x 2x 4x 6x FF RW SCAN SPEED 12X It is useful when studying a language QREMOTE MODE KEY CONTROL J The mode button on remote can be used for RMT MODE BUTTON MODE or PROGRAM gt MMODE LIPROGRAM Q AUTO PAUSE When Auto Pause is ON you will need to press CONTROL jJ Play after the disc loads Auto Pause also AUTO PAUSE pauses the disc after each song eue you will OFF ON need to press Play to resume playing Q CD ANTI SHOCK CONTROL J This is the function to prevent the cutting sound CD ANTI SHOCK with the Conventional Audio CD by preserving the song is playing To enjoy the original sound EE eee 10 SEC will be favorable and to prevent the cutting sound where the shock is expected 40 SEC will be favorable However with the 40 SEC CD ANTI SHOCK the sound may not good enough comparing to the 10 SEC CD ANTI SHOCK due to the compression of AUDIO With MP3 File it always works as 120 SEC xD FUNCTION MODE MP3 BUFFER Only applies to MP3 WMA ASF files CONTROL J 30 SEC Anti shoc
4. the iMP150 can play for 16 hours Q WinAmp Playlist playback support IMP 150 can support Winamp Playlist as long as it has the filename extension m3u maximum 20 lists Table of contents 1 Locating the controls Player Front Rear Player Side and LCD Window Remote Control Getting started Playing Disc Media Operationg Remote Control Useful Features Program Mode 10 EQ Function Function Additional Information Additional Features Power Supply Trouble shooting Precautions Reference Accessories Product specifications Regulatory Information Locating Controls NAVI FUNCTION VOLUME ChromeX rene Irene Serial Number ChromeX imp 150 BLE MP3 WMA CD PLAYER OWER SUPPLY 4 5V 1 5Vx2 PORTAI Battery cover DC IN 4 5V LINE OUT REMOTE CONTROLLER EARPHONE QA The order of song Played time Hold Play mode E GS EM 0 0 1 0 2 O 4 Ars Om Battery indicator i SNE ST Folder name ALBUM La love iRiver Artist and song title Volume EQ Level Meter Media type Bit Rate Sample Rate Program Play list Quick Eat I can only hear from one side of the earphones A Four possible causes are below 1 The problem is with the earphones Try the earphones on another player or other equipment and check whether you can hear sound from both sides of the earphones 2 The problem is with the connection of remote control Conn
5. ON OFF with BEEP VOLUME volume level RESUME GENRE When activated player resumes playing at the RESUME same spot played last after Power OFF DOFF GON SOUND FADE IN GENERAL J When activated volume steadily increases when SOUND FADE IN you begin playing It can prevent uud loudness HOFF S GN when you play the song after stopping LANGUGE Total of 35 languages are supported Song title and ID3 tag information from the CD is ess i it i Latvian dependent on the PC operation system that it is F Lithuanian made into O Norwegian For example when the CD is burnt from Japanese Windows the language setting should be Japanese QLOAD DEFAULT VALUE Initialize to original factory setting GENERAL LOAD DEFAULT ARE YOU SURE Button operation is as below OYES gt M NO Kl Select Default Menu e move to YES gt pll Select YES INITIALIZATION 249 FUNCTION DISPLAY DISPLAY QBACK LIGHT OFF Backlight is always off BACK LIGHT BUTTON ON works as below OOFF 1 about 3 10 seconds 2 10 seconds 3 20 seconds EID ON H ADAPTER ON ADAPTER ON mM B3 mn 1 about 3 10 seconds 2 10 seconds 3 20 seconds 4 Always While playing long pressing the play gt fputton will turn on the Backlight as you have it set QLCD CONTRAST DISPLAY J Adjust LCD contrast of remote cont
6. equipment is probably causing the interference You may be able to correct the problem by doing one or more of the following Adjust the position of Radio or TV antenna Move the device away from the radio or TV If necessary consult your dealer or an experienced radio or television technician You may find this booklet helpful How to identify and Resolve Radio and TV interference Problems Stock No 004 000 00345 4 prepared by the FCC and available from the U S Government Printing Office Washington DC 20402 See individual devices FCC ID and registration numbers Q For the customers in Europe The CE mark on the CD player is valid only for products marketed in the European Union TM WA s M D faeivez Lhromex iMP 150 LIVE Limited X SE Posgen VentureTower 1586 7 Seocho dong Seocho gu Seoul Korea Zip 137 070 Rips ww River COM Tel 82 080 3486 3838 Fax 82 2 3019 1888
7. on the player The iMP 150 displays Title Artist with Tag ON When the Tag information is OFF the filename without file extension will be displayed How many play lists can be remembered The iMP 150 can remember up to 20 play lists m3u How many songs can the iMP 150 play The iMP 150 can recognize 999 songs and 255 directories with subdirectory Can the iMP 150 support ra wav mp2 format The playable formats on the iMP 150 are MP3 ASF and WMA files Supporting formats such as Ogg Vorbis and MP3 Pro are under consideration for the future don t see the title and it only displays Audio Track The iMP 150 can display the information that the song contains With MP3 files the tag information may not be correct and with Conventional Audio CD it displays only Audio Track To see the song title you need to burn the CD using CD TEXT function 34 FAQ The sound cuts out when the player skips If the player is shaken in a sudden or violent manner or shaken excessively skipping may occur Under normal circumstances skipping will not occur Please carry and handle the player under normal circumstances i e without excessive shaking It takes a long time for the CD to load Using Multi session or Packet Writing may affect the loading time rather than using Single session because the data is scattered in the CD To reduce the loading time it is recommended you burn with Single session You may conta
8. the highlight ends at 1minute 10 seconds Then song B plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1minute 10 seconds and so forth with each track STUDY MODE LANGUAGE STUDY 5 SEC 10 SEC When you press STOP it goes back 5 or 10 seconds STUDY It will work as INTERVAL REPEAT when you See Ee press the MODE button on the remote BEEP When BEEP is ON it lets you know the ME button operation with beep sound Firmware Upgrade Upgrade your firmware at the iRiver and iRiver America iRiver HongKong websites What is FIRMWARE It is the operating system used to work the iMP 150 iRiver provides you with the latest and best features through Firmware Upgrade Visit www iriver com hk to upgrade your Firmware How to UPGRADE Download the latest firmware file Execute the file after extraction Make upgrade disc containing the IMP 150 hex file Connect the adaptor to the iMP 150 Insert the CD into the iMP 150 and play the CD Check whether your LCD window shows Firmware Upgrade When the power goes off automatically the upgrade is done Play your Music Disc and confirm the firmware version information displayed during loading 24 FUNCTION MODE NAME You can input your name or text maximum 12 bytes PREV NEXT NAME Select the character by using and FUNCTION button to input n button and press ABCDEFGH K fe charac
9. 0 seconds Then song B plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song so the highlight ends at 1minute 10 seconds and so forth with each track Q Enhanced Anti shock mode While the Anti shock mode is ON the player has stronger resistance against external shock and prevents sound skipping caused by sudden z PETT e movement However it may show the lower readability d 02 045 m of disc having inferior recording status In this case we Y UE River recommend releasing the Anti Shock mode Pressing the Mode button for a few seconds while playing will set the Enhanced Anti shock on and off PROGRAM MODE Use PROGRAM Mode to select songs in a particular 10 EQ PRGM MODE order i e program your favorite songs COD Selection of Program Playlist gt When a disc has a Winamp playlist m3u the playlist is supported Refer to page 28 How to program Q At stop mode click PRGM P001 000 button and it will go to the Program mode gt Program function only works from stop mode es gt While playing PRGM button works as interval repeat Repeat Ay B Use dq button or 10 button you can use NAVI FUNCTION a Ee PRGM to select the song you d like to program and on e g V POO1 001 001 001 ROOT 02 002 Love iRiver RUM T A Love iRiver wROOT Love is over Tree Song To reserve all the songs in a certain folder use OO 1 001 NAVI FUNCTIO
10. N button and select the folder It can not support the folder within a folder The order of programmed track gt To remove a programmed song select the song to be deleted and press the Mode button The program list will be updated automatically The order of track in the CD Program Mode Program Play PLAY After programming songs press the ale button and it will play the songs as you programmed gt The P icon represents the 0 0 1 0 a 4 lay ROOT HI LOVE iRiver status of program Q Cancel Program While playing j Double click stop button At stop mode a Click stop button Q Interval Repeat While playing you can use interval repeat for listening to your favorite interval 001 02 045 m pram While playing one click of lay ROOT b PRGM button selects the P LOVE iRiver A gt Q beginning point A point GARES 001 02 046 mm e ROOT PRGM While playing another click P LOVE iRiver APB of PRGM button selects the end point B point BEAS point B point A It will repeat the interval A B section a Hn 3 TI When you program songs using the button will show you the songs that aren t programmed 10 EQ function oO 10 function Clicking the 10 EQ button will skip to the next 10th song from the song you are currently at Q PRGM MODE 3 EQ function NORMAL ROCK 001 02 046 m i mm ROOT T CLASSIC JA
11. Track lt NEXT Track To play the PREVIOUS track please slide the jog lever to the left side To play the NEXT track please slide the jog lever to the right side To play the PREVIOUS folder slide the jog lever to the left with a short slide and a long slide right after To play the NEXT folder slide the jog lever to the right with a short slide and a long slide right after NAVI FUNCTION Click NAVI FUNCTION to operate IAVIGATION Navigate the music in CD FUNCTION Configure the settings Q Volume Control MER o A e Slide the jog lever to right left side to adjust the volume MODE EQ DE y While playing a short click of the mode button will change the playing mode that you set on the function y EQ shows the present sound tone When you press the mode EQ button the sound tone changes as below 001 02 04 um KE ROCK SWEETY 3 love iRive Fr JAZZ LL BER U BASS Wer EQ XXOn the player 10 and EQ uses the same button NAVIGATION Navigation is the function that allows you to navigate through the files in the CD 1 Pressing NAVI FUNCTION button shows you the list of songs and current song playing Folder A Track01 TrackO CE To move to the d Upper folder Use PREV I NEXT gt button to find the song you d like to listen to Use STOP m button to exit to the upper folder IX3N E 2 Selecting folder and move to upper folder Music
12. ZZ W I Love iBive Piae lucidi U BASS USER EQ AE button shows you the present EQ and it will change whenever you press the button PAG Player has only 10 button not 10 button To move 10 songs you need to set the control in Function Move to the control and select fast skip When you set FF RW skip to 10 you can go back 10 songs by pressing kk button once short and the other long Can t the user set the equalizer The user can set his own equalizer For details please refer to the User EQ of manual functions page 26 DER aves lam The iRiver Clam due to the formats it supports is the most advanced Multi Codec CD player that can play MP3 WMA and ASF as well as conventional AudioCD omm 7A E Ae be E EE E 0A NAN E o7 EE cen on on AA Conventional Audio CD Compressed Digital Audio Format in MP3 WMA ASF Etc 16 FUNCTION By using function controls you can set your own preferred way of playing songs m The Main Menu GENERAL beep volume resume fade in language load default fast skip scan speed remote mode key auto pause cd esp mp3 buffer adapter volume DISPLAY back light Icd contrast visualization scroll type tag information time repeat shuffle intro study name TIMER sleep pwr off User EQ bass boost bass corner freq treble boost treble corner freq sound balance X Menu can be varied depending on the firmware vers
13. ank CDs CD R CD Recordable Recordable but not reusable CD RW CD ReWriteable Recordable and can be used again after erasing There are several ways to burn a CD A CD is burned into session unit the data is stored from the inner side of the CD Single session Close session after burning once Multi session Do not close session after burning that allows you to add another song The burning way to delete and record data in CD as you do with hard disc is called packet writing Single session and Multi session is allowed with CD R and packet writing is only possible with CD RW iRiver player can recognize CD RW using packet writing What is needed to burn MP3 files You need a recorder recording program and blank CD For details refer to the Beginner s guide at iRiver s homepage 290 FAQ How do make a CD from a Language Study tape To convert the tape s information into CD requires many items including Sound Edit program Goldwave Cooledit stereo cable to connect each side and a player to play the Tape Connect Stereo cable to earphone output on the player and Line in socket of Computer Sound Card or Mic socket then record the sound using the Sound Edit Program For details refer to the Beginner s Guide at website recorded a CD but it contains less than 20 songs When you burn a CD with MP3 file you need to confirm that it is recorded in DATA format If the recorded CD has less than 20 song
14. ct Customer Service if it takes longer than 1 minute to burn using Single session What kind of file sorting does the iMP 150 use The sorting format is folder number and alphabetical order The file name not tag information is the basis for file sorting It always stops after one song ends Check whether the Auto Pause function is ON If so turn Auto Pause OFF hear a hiccup sound while the song is playing Check the status of the file What is likely happening is that the file has broken especially if you hear the same sound in the same spot In this case it is recommended that you record the file again or download a different file Can change the playing order The iMP 150 supports m3u file lists Also the Program function allows you to select your preferred songs zB FAQ can t hear the ASF file There are two kinds of ASF files Audio and Video The iMP 150 supports Audio ASF file only Is the sound better if convert an MP3 file into WAV There are two groups of audio data compressed and uncompressed MP3 is a diminished compression format in the compressed group meaning it is not possible to create the original audio file 100 partly due to the fact that there are frequencies missing Once it is lost there is no way to recover the lost part What kind of media can the iMP 150 support Conventional Audio CD 8Cm 12 Cm CD R CD RW DATA CD with MP3 ASF and WMA The iMP 150 also support
15. ect the earphone to the player directly and check whether you can hear clearly from the earphones 3 The problem is with the player Try No 2 above 4 The wrong setting of Sound Balance Set the sound balance to the center In the case of number 1 replace the earphones In the case of numbers 2 and 3 please ask iRiver Sales Representative for repair or replacement of the player or the remote control As in the figure below push the open button on the rear side of the player and insert the disc Please position HOLD button to off With Hold button on you can t manipulate the controls on the player Playing Disc Media Play NEXT Track Track Ot Play PREVIOUS Track E Play NEXT Folder Play PREVIOUS Folder Q GO Forward Quickly Q Go Backward Quickly Q Power Off Cm QI cio Tip File Format displayed as below INS M 001 02 04 SS ASF KN WMA E MP AI LOVE YOU The Remote Control operates every function using 2 buttons and 2 jog levers Additionally each jog lever can function like 3 buttons for a total of 8 buttons making it easy to use The basic operation is below LI Play and Pause Play BR LU Stop and Power off MODE EQ Play and Pause STOP and Power Off LP Play and Pause M Stop and Power off 3 Two jog levers are working differently when you slide the handle to right or left and click the jog lever Q Play PREVIOUS and NEXT song PREVIOUS
16. hether the CD is inserted Problem may occur due to the characteristic deviation between CD RW recorder and CD R RW disc burn the disc in low speed Use packet write disc with full formatting done Check whether VOLUME is set to O Connect the earphone remote plug firmly Check whether the plug is dirty clean the plug with a dry and soft cloth No Sound or noise is heard Corrupted MP3 WMA file may have a noise or sound cut off Continuous and excessive shock may keep MP3 WMA and audio CD discs from proper playback e TROUBLE SHOOTING Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms please contact iRiver sales representatives AC adaptor does not work 9 Check that the voltage is correct Check whether the DC plug is connected to the proper jack Remote control does not 9 Check whether HOLD switch is ON Switch to work OFF Connect the earphone remote plug firmly Battery lifetime differs Check whether Manganese batteries are in the player o Please use Alkaline batteries for longer battery lifetime Characters in LCD are 9 Check Menu Display Language and corrupted confirm whether the right language has been selected 38 PRECAUTIONS m On Handling Disc Avoid touching the surface bright side where data is stored Disc Cleaning Avoid cleaning the disc surface If inevitable clean the disc surface with a soft cloth following the directi
17. ion How to use MENU V Main Menu Q Pressing NAVI FUNCTION button will show you the figures It is composed of 6 main menus with sub menus nv GENERAL VER 1 00 mode control general BEEP SOUND VOLUME 7 Sub Menu a GENERAL jJ EFbeep vol EFresume EFfade in EL language When you select the sub menu window you can set the user s preference to be displayed Move between menus PREV NEXT general display ITI GENERAL VER 1 00 f mode control To enter menu Navigate using buttons and press the play button A sub menu will be displayed like the one at right How to set user s preference Use PA K button to select Exit from the sub menu Press Cm button to exit from sub menu Pressing the Ca button again will move you to the main menu As shown in the figure at right pressing the Cp button will completely exit from the main menu 18 EL language EFlanguage mode control FUNCTION 4 Cha button will move to the Previous and Next menu MULT CODEC CD PLAYER GENERAL _ J beep volume E resume E fade in GENERAL J BEEP SOUND VOLUME O 11 2 13 M4 GENERAL J beep volume E resume E fade in general display ITI GENERAL VER 1 00 FUNCTION GENERAL GENERAL BEEP VOL GENERAL J Configure beep sound
18. iriver m3u and press SAVE to save the list 2 Make disc with playlists and related tracks 3 Load disc into iMP 150 4 Press PROGRAM button at stop mode and LCD P PROGRAM window is displayed as in the figure at right You can find the playlist you want by using the Cha D button PREV NEXT 27 ADDITIONAL 5 Press D button to play the tracks in the IP PROGRAM order of the playlist With the figure of playlist 001 02 04 mu PL icon indicates PLAY LIST gt e ROOT Love iRiver GAE 6 A total of 20 play lists can be recognized Tip Q RESERVATION FUNCTION Press NAVI FUNCTION button during play to select the next song to be played then press PROG button to reserve that song EG v Press NAVI FUNCTION QUEE vu during play i Love iRiver To move use i and 9 Love is over button and to select use Tree Song PRGM 28 Using AC POWER ADAPTOR Use only the AC Power Adaptor supplied with the player Connect the Adaptor to 4 5V DC jack in the player and AC outlet QC DC IN 4 5v Disconnect Adapter when not in use D ABOUT POWER SUPPLY BATTERY Q Using general batteries Q Open the battery cover on the back of the player Q Insert batteries matching and and close the battery cover gt Manganese batteries are not recommended as they run out quickly For the best playing duration Alkaline batteries are
19. k protection lasting between MP3 WMA BUFFER 30 120 seconds 2130 SEC 60 SEC Anti shock protection lasting between 160 SEC 60 120 seconds Note 60 SEC BUFFER provides more shock protection than 30 SEC BUFFER however the battery is depleted faster QADAPTER VOLUME CONTROL J ON When the Adaptor is connected the volume ADAPTOR VOLUME always remains at level 35 OFF 135 ON OFF No use of Adaptor volume SOUND BALANCE When the lever on the Sound Balance bar is CONTROL J moved to L Left 0 the sound output will be in the LR BALANCE left earphone When the lever on the Sound center 20 Balance bar is moved to R Right 40 the sound output will be in the right earphone The default value is 20 and the sound output will be in the center MODE PLAY MODE FUNCTION CONTROLS REPEAT MODE SHUFFLE MODE The setting value changes when you press the MODE button SHUFFLE MODE MSHUFFLE M1 LIDIR gt M1 LIDIR NMDIR ALL MALL MDIR ALL MALL REPEAT MODE gt Only the selected play mode will be applied when you press the MODE button For details please refer to Page 12 2058 FUNCTION MODE INTRO MODE INTRO MODE plays the first 10 seconds of each track INTRO HIGHLIGHT plays the first 10 seconds from the spot 1 minute was played for each track in sequential order For example song A plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into the song HIGHLIGHT ON so
20. ogo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other contries WinAmp and WinAmp logo is registered trademark of NullSoft Inc Unique features of IMP 150 Q Multi Codec CD Player Supporting MP3 WMA and ASF format as well as conventional Audio CD Q Firmware Upgrade Provides the latest updated features via firmware upgrade New formats such as AAC MP3 Pro and so on can be supported in the future with a simple upgrade method Player features such as add on modification and continuous improvement of disc recognition are always provided Q Recognize Discs in Packet Write Format Provides convenient and efficient usage of CD RW disc like a hard disc drive Q Graphic LCD supporting Multiple Languages IMP 150 comes with graphic LCD which can support multiple languages including English French Spanish German ltalian other alphabet oriented fonts Korean Japanese Katakana Hiragana Kanji and others A total of 35 languages are supported Q Strong Anti Shock protection 40 Sec for conventional Audio CD 120Sec for MP3 44 1KHz 128kbps standard 240 Sec for WMA 44 1KHz 64kbps Q Enhanced Anti shock mode By applying iRiver s own special algorithm the iMP 150 provides better performance against shock At the same time iRiver maximized the anti shock function at the beginning of songs by adopting pre buffering Q Longer playing hours With MP3 128kbps files
21. ons described Do not stick papers or tape labels onto the surface bright side Do not stick papers or tape labels onto the surface bright side Q On Safety Should any solid objects or liquid fall into the CD player unplug it and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further Q Do not put objects in the DC IN 4 5V jack External Power output Q Use only the adapter provided with the player to ensure proper safety 36 2 Precautions Q On Player Q Do not leave the CD player near heat sources in a place subject to direct sunlight excessive dust or sand moisture rain mechanical shock unleveled surface or in a car with its windows closed Q Keep the lens on the CD player clean and do not touch it If you do so the lens may be damaged and the CD player will not operate properly Q Do not put any heavy objects on top of the CD player The CD player and the CD may be damaged QDo not wrap the player with cloth or blanket that may cause malfunction Q On Headphones and Earphones Q Road Safety Do not use headphones earphones while driving cycling or operating any motorized vehicle It may create a traffic hazard and is illegal in some areas It can also be potentially dangerous to play your headsets at high volume while walking especially at pedestrian crossings You should exercise extreme caution or discontinue use in potentially hazardous sit
22. recommended CAUTION 9 Do not mix rechargeable batteries with dry batteries Do not use different types of batteries together o When the batteries are not to be used for a long time remove them o f battery leakage occurs wipe off any residue in the battery compartment and install new batteries 30 FAQ Q PLAYER The Backlight is not working Check whether the Backlight on LCD is set to OFF How long does Anti Shock last With MP3 files Anti Shock lasts 120 seconds With Audio CD it is 40 seconds What is the Line Out terminal Line Out is used for speaker or car kit output The sound output from Line Out is not amplified When I change the volume the Line Out volume changes To support the 5 EQ modes we adopt DAC Digital to Analog Converter mode which makes the Line Out Level change depending on the volume Does using a backup CD reduce the lifetime of the Lens There is no connection between a blank CD and the lifetime of the lens 31 FAQ RECORDING Why doesn t the player recognize a CD burnt at high speed With burnt CD using several CD RW drive with high speed there is The others have no problem with reading CD In general it is recommended to record the CD with 1 2 step lower than the highest burning speed How do download MP3 files You need to save MP3 files onto a CD R or CD RW disc then play that disc in the iMP 150 player In general there are two kinds of bl
23. rol LCD CONTRAST Using 144 gt gt buttons can adjust LCD contrast Q VISUALIZATION DISPLAY J Visualizes audio signal at play mode VISUALIZATION You can choose between Level Meter and LEVEL METER WaveForm WAVEFORM Q SCROLL TYPE DISPLAY Vertical Scroll direction goes from top to bottom SCROLL TYPE Horizontal Scroll goes from left to right GENEE O Horizontal FUNCTION TIMER and CONTROL Q TAG INFORMATION When ON tag information is displayed and when DISPLAY J OFF only the file name is displayed TAG INFORMATION Setting the tag information to OFF while playing may OOFF MON show the track is playing and the NEXT track with tag information Q TIME Normal displays elapsed time LQLDISPLAY J Remain displays remaining time PLAY TIME INFO i SMNORMAL With VBR file the time may not be accurate LIREMAIN TIMER Auto Power Off time setting SLEEP POWER OFF The power goes off automatically after fixed time TIMER J Time range can be set from 0 99 by minutes SLEEP POWER OFF I and gt gt I button can be used for time setting MOFF When the power goes off it goes back to Zero setting Q STOP POWER OFF TIMER J The automatic power off can be made when the STOP POWER OFF player is in STOP mode Time range can be made i11 MIN from 1 60 minutes I and gt gt I button can be used for time setting
24. s it means the CD was burned in Audio CD format Does the sound quality vary depending on the recording speed or recording format The sound quality does not vary depending on the recording speed or recording format However due to the characteristics of Data random storage the recognition may be slow Can burn a CD using an iRiver product iRiver products do not have Recording CD function iRiver products only play the data on CD Thus you need to purchase a blank disc to make a CD To know how to burn a CD please refer to the Beginner s Guide The CD recognition is not good and a No disc message is displayed CD recognition depends on several factors 1 CD Media 2 The burning Recording Speed 3 The CD surface Burning Speed is an important matter as well as a good CD surface When you burn a CD at a high speed the data writing may not reliable In that case it is recommended to burn a CD at a lower speed or to use different media 299 FAQ Can add songs to the CD Using multi session or packet writing allows you to add songs to a CD PLAYING How do listen to music from the spot last listened to The iMP 150 provides a RESUME function Go to Function General and enter into RESUME menu Click ON and it will resume correctly The iMP 150 can remember the last 10 CDs you played What is Tag How does it display Tag is a format that displays MP3 file with Title Artist and Aloum information
25. s Mixed CD Data Track Audio Track CD Extra Audio Track Data Track Multi session and packet writing Burnt CD What is VBR VBR is Variable Bit Rate Some MP3 encoders support VBR When enabled the compressor will use a bit rate that will fit the actual passage If it is a complex part having much more variation in the sound it will use a high bit rate If there is less variation in sound it will use a lower bit rate Usually the average bit rate will not be as high as a same quality MP3 with CBR Constant Bit Rate However there is shortcoming that it s hard to keep track of the actual position that may not be favorable with studying language BG TROUBLE SHOOTING Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms please contact iRiver sales representatives No Power On Check whether the batteries have been inserted in proper polarity and Check whether the HOLD switch on the player or remote is ON Switch to OFF position Check whether the player lid is opened Check whether the batteries ran out Check whether the CD is dirty or defective clean Loading stopped or it or change to new CD No DISC displayed on LCD Check whether the CD is inserted with the label side up Check whether defects are attached in optical lens remove the dirt with a soft cloth Check whether moisture condensation has occurred leave the CD player aside for several hours until the moisture evaporates Check w
26. ter lt o o 2 N To move the cursor in the name window please use and on Volume button MODE o Q To delete the character use MODE button STOP To shift between English and your NAME preferred language use STOP button lt a lt 968 I PLAY To save the text and exit use PLAY button The saved text is displayed during initial loading of disc and at stop mode during play 001 02 04 il Total 035 RiveMen 25 FUNCTION USER EQ USER EQ MODE SETTING QB BOOST BASS BOOST CONTROL J Bass Boost lever is from 0 to 12dB B BOOST QB C FREQ BASS CORNER FREQUENCY Bass Boost frequencies are 50HZ 100Hz and CONTROL J 200Hz B CORNER FREQ 50 7K Bass boost function is effective under the frequency Hz Hz range configured maximized at 200Hz z T BOOST TREBLE BOOST CONTROL J Treble boost level is from o to 12dB T BOOST W T C FREQ TREBLE CORNER FREQUENCY Treble boost frequencies are 2 KHz 4 KHz and CONTROL J T 7 KHZ T CORNER FREQ Treble boost function is effective over the frequency Il all Hs range configured maximized at 2 KHz 26 Q How to use WINAMP PLAYLIST 1 Make a PLAYLIST M3U using WINAMP 1 Execute WINAMP and add songs to make list 2 Press LIST OPTS located on the right bottom and press SAVE LIST 3 Type the file name ex
27. uations Q Preventing hearing damage Avoid using headphones earphones at high volume Hearing experts advise against listening to continuous loud and extended play If you experience a ringing in your ears reduce volume or discontinue use Q Consideration for others Keep the volume at a moderate level This will allow you to hear outside sound and to be considerate of the people around you 40 REFERENCE CDs damaged with dirt or a scratch may make a popping noise sound clipping or cut off while playing Q A track with damaged or corrupted parts is skipped or forwarded to NEXT track Q Playback files with extension MP3 WMA ASF Q Directories and files are sorted in alphabetical orders Use Navigation mode to select the tracks wanted Q Total 255 directories and 999 tracks Including playlist within a disc can be recognized Q Track information displayed is either filename or ID3 TAG information Q CD TEXT discs are displayed with track names within the TOC Table of contents of the disc Q Battery indicator may vary depending on battery type Q iRiver does not support MP3 WMA and ASF files with 48 KHz sample rate 41 2 Earphone a 3 AC Adaptor 4 User Manual a 5 Battery Optional 4 unt 42 Specifications Category ITEM Specifications 90 dB CD DA 90dB MP3 CD CD DA CD Text 8cm 12cm CD T
28. ype CD ROM Mode 1 Mode 2 Form1 Enhanced CD CD Plus CD SUPPORT Packet Write 13809660 Joliet Romeo CD R RW Readability Multi Session File TYPE MPEG 1 2 2 5 Layer 3 WMA ASF Bit Rate Support 8Kbps 320 Kbps FILE SUPPORT Sample Rate 8KHz 44 1KHz Tag Info ID3 V1 ID3 V2 2 0 ID3 V2 3 0 AC adapter DC 4 5V 300mA POWER SUPPLY Battery 1 5 V AA Battery 2 EA Approx 136 W x 146 L x 30 5 H GENERAL Weight Approx 235g Excluding batteries Maximum MP3 WMA Playing Hour audio CD E 243 2 Regulatory Information Federal Communications Commission FCC The device manufactured and found to comply with limits for a Class B computing device according to the specifications in FCC rules part 15 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 3 If your device needs repairs you must arrange for the manufacture to make them if you are to keep the device s FCC registration valid This equipment like other electronic equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy If not installed and used according to the instructions in this manual this equipment may cause interference with your radio and television reception If you think this equipment is causing interference with your radio or television reception try turning the equipment is switched off then the
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