Olympus MR-F10 MP3 Player
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1. eese 18 Transferring music to your m robe ee 20 Disconnecting your m robe from your PC 22 Connecting the earphones embedded necklace to your m robe 23 Basic operations Turning the power of your m robe on off ii 24 Mode selection areire neteda SIL ta eed EE Dus 25 Searching for a file Ban rop ANT WOO E eru EE EE Nd 27 Deleting files eeu tree KALA Mens ESTA ee RP IRL EE 28 Basic operation ofthe menu 29 Using the HOLD switch eesiueue E vida kd ee e E ELE ee a 31 eS eee ae ana e Listening to music About the playback screen Playing back m sie oe REENEN ea EE Pao eh ek ele ee ae Celts a Siete des Using the playlist ise saves m encre PH Ret bala boas Wek aes Registering to the playlist lesse I Playing back the playlist 1 5 scd isen mebel bkan oem AE ee gre e Mo we Setting playbackanode idee er pm Re eR ATUS RES MIRO Ra rone Selecting playback mode Setting StudyMode Seres parteei eto ed EEN NEE bed ET reb d E da Setting interval repeat A B Setting EQ WONW dct stones usce oe ER eat STER Katie E DRE ok Selec ng BO cs shes had pi nated vee bad pa a adn NRI MITES T nd Setting WOW Hi edd Sie Ba an AR caren Bana toe iere AN Bookmarking music cu uds tete cae ba BAR RA s AN BAAK ne Manne we Deleting the registered information c eee cece eee eee Recording About the music recording screen 44 Recording voite 43 oir eg tb tea2. Earphones jack Organic EL display KI button Power on off Playing pausing file Pausing recording StopWatch Necklace hook HOLD switch Locking buttons to prevent unintentional operation Microphone D O button Starting Canceling Navigation search MENU OK button Displaying menu screen mode select screen Initializing Stop Watch Selecting Entering setting item ea S e 9 IMA PPI button During playback Selecting the previous next file During Navigation search Searching e 11 REC A B button for files in a folder 2 During menu operation Selecting the 2 desired item gt USB port RESET button ei P Voice recording Music recording During playback Playing back repeatedly between A and B Bookmarking and playing back the music 12 button You can use 12 button instead of 9 Volume Adjusting During Navigation search Searching for files in a folder During menu operation Selecting the desired item 144 P9 button In this USER S MANUAL the Ja PPI button is used Be Na EE SE Getting Started Setting up your m robe Operating system reguirements One of the following operating systems is reguired for m robe operation Windows 98SE Windows Me Windows 2000 Professional Windows XP Professional Home Edition Mac OS 9 x X v10 x The USB driver should be installed peuejs
3. MP3 including VBR OGG 20 See Tee eee m T m I Notes Do not change on your PC the names of MUSIC RECORD LINE IN VOICE or other folders in your m robe If you do it may cause your m robe to malfunction The maximum number of files you can transfer to your m robe is 400 the maximum number of folders is 35 the maximum number of hierarchy levels is 5 Use the dedicated applications provided by music distributors contents provider when you transfer files under DRM protection When you connect your m robe to a USB hub or a USB port on the keyboard etc m robe may not be recognized In this case connect your m robe directly to the USB port on your PC body pouejs bun B 21 See Tee ZE e Disconnecting your m robe from your PC For Windows Me 2000 XP users 1 Click Remove the hardware icon on the system tray 2 Click the displayed message 3 The USB storage device can now be safely removed from the system remove the USB cable from computer appears Click OK peuejs Sun L For Windows 98SE users Open Explore 1 Double click My Computer icon then right mo click Removable Disk to open a pop up SE menu em 2 Click Eject on the menu Gemen Properties For Macintosh users Drag and drop NO NAME icon to trash box gt w SE NO NAME The icon to indicate the connection of your PC and m robe disappears and your m robe is discon
4. 3 Press the I 4 gt gt 1 button to select Repeat Folder then press the MENU OK button The setting menu screen appears Current Music files in the current folder are played back All Music files in all the folders are played back 4 Press the Iea ppi button to select the desired setting then press the MENU OK button olsnw 0j Hulus siq H 37 Disnw 0 Sulusjsiy Lj Setting StudyMode You can fast rewind fast forward and resume the currently playing file by pressing the I44 P9 button 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the Ie4 ppI button to select Play then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the 144 1 button to select StudyMode then press the MENU OK button 4 Press the I 4 button to select On Off then press the MENU OK button 5 Press the I44 ppI button to select On then press the MENU OK button 6 Press the 14 lt pp1 button to select Step then press the MENU OK button T Press the Wa imtk button to select the desired time 2sec 5sec 15sec 30sec 60sec then press the MENU OK button To cancel StudyMode Select Off in step 5 then press the MENU OK button 38 See ag e Setting interval repeat A B A music file is repeated in the set interval 1 Play back a music file and press the REC A B button at the point where you want to Start interval repeat Repeat A 2 Press the REC A B button at th
5. Se Te ZE ee E Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Olympus Digital Audio Player MR F10 Series The product information this USER S MANUAL conveys is subject to change without notice Contact an authorized Olympus service center with the product name and model number for the latest information While every care has been taken in the preparation of this USER S MANUAL if you find any errors omissions or points which are unclear please contact an authorized Olympus service center Thecontents of this USER S MANUAL may not be reproduced in whole or in part except for personal use It may not be transferred without permission Olympus accepts no responsibility for losses suffered by the customer or a third party as a result of improper use of this product Olympus accepts no responsibility for any damage due to a loss of data resulting from malfunction of this product repair by a third party not authorized by Olympus or other reason Illustrations in this USER S MANUAL may not be the same as the actual product Trademarks Fonts e m robe is a trademark of OLYMPUS CORPORATION Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Allother company and product names are registered trademarks and or trademarks of their respective owners The screen fonts used by this product belong to Ricoh Corporation SRS TruBass WOW and sRs are trademarks or registered trademarks of
6. Take out the battery then disconnect the connector After taking out the battery tape the cable to the battery body making sure to cover the connector part then put the battery in a plastic bag 58 I Notes Check that the battery is completely exhausted before removing it Make sure that your m robe is turned off before removing the battery Do not reuse the battery once it has been removed Take the removed built in battery to a recycling location When you dispose of this product you should obey the local ordinance or rules of your municipality For details contact your local authority uoneuinojui jeuonippy fi 59 Troubleshooting Before sending the product for repair refer to the following checklist to resolve the problem If the problem persists contact an authorized Olympus service center In addition be sure to back up the data in your m robe before sending this product for repair or service Writing to the memory or deleting data etc may be necessary during the repair or service Due to copyright restrictions we cannot copy stored data for repair or service Restoring the data is not possible We also recommend backing up your data often to prevent uoneuuojur jeuonippy L data loss problems Problem Cause Resolution The power cannot be turned on The HOLD function is setto on Slide back the HOLD switch to release the HOLD function then press the Kill butt
7. then press the MENU OK button The registered files are displayed 4 Press the Wat button to select a file you want to delete then press the MENU OK button The icon of the selected file is changed from 3 or F to MJ To cancel press the MENU OK button again d Note Only the information of the bookmark or playlist is deleted but the original file is not deleted 43 oisnui 0 Buiuejsi B e Dee ag ee Recording D o o o E gt Q About the music recording screen 44 1 IN O O A N o Recording mode Mode indication REC Time indication Remaining battery power indication Recording type indication MIC LINE File name indication Bit rate indication Sampling frequency indication Recording condition indication in recording recording pause Recording progress time indication Recording voice 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the I44 p gt 1 button to select REC Source then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the I4 ppI button to select MIC in then press the MENU OK button 4 Press and hold the REC A B button in playback stop mode Recording starts Buip1029H H To pause resume recording Press the P II button To stop recording Press the REC A B button Listening to recorded voice files While the playback
8. 67 Microphone 45 MUSIC MODE 32 Music recording 4T N Navigation search 27 o Organic EL display 13 69 uoNeWoju jeuonippy 8 uoneunojui jeuonippy i P Playback Music file 33 35 Recordedfile 48 Voice file ele Erde den sre 45 PLAYLIST seiren eet Sey 34 PlayMode senner padanan nenii 36 POWER Levine nat mask adu 24 R Random Jup Zeie Eh Serge IUe 36 Random All cere 36 Recording MUSIC Sa eee e a e vus 4T MOICOLss douane EE 45 Repeat 42 4 36 Repeat All 22i ei ee EPIS 36 Repeat Folder ii 37 Reset Haha ae Reb Redde 54 RESET button 63 Res me siess EEN Neie 51 S Scroll Speed 52 Search Speed 51 SETTINGS iro eC REIS 50 SettingS sede Ae we ope ERES 51 Sleep Mode ieee u rg A RE IPIS 53 StopWatch eene pa E 53 StudyMode ii 38 System setting 54 70 Time bug costos pia ken aan dd 51 Timer setting ii 53 Track Title bas Sage ageet 52 U USB charging 18 V Voice recording 45 Volume cus rt eek dre 33 W Watch 6 EE 53 Watch seng 53 WOW ovdi ttp e pep 41 Before you contact us Confirm the following points before contacting us so that we can provide quick and accurate answers Please fill out this check sheet if you want to contact us by fax or mail Symptom displayed messages freque
9. In playback stop mode play the external audio device then press and hold the REC A B button Recording starts To pause resume recording Press the P II button To stop recording Press the REC A B button 47 Buip1029H H Se ee A SS e Bupio2eu Listening to recorded files While the playback screen is displayed press the D C button to display the Navigation search screen select RECORD LINE IN the desired file then press the P II button Setting the sound quality Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed then select REC Quality Line In the desired bit rate Deleting recorded files Refer to Deleting files ISS page 28 gt Notes If the memory is full recording stops automatically and the file is saved up to the point where recording stopped You cannot record correctly if the battery power is not enough Tips e You can listen to what you are recording with the earphones The higher bit rate you set the higher music quality will be provided but the size is larger The recorded files are named automatically such as AD001 MP3 AD002 MP3 and stored in the LINE IN folder in MP3 format 48 See Tee ag e Setting Auto Sync When music is recorded a new file is created at where no sound is recorded 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the I44 p gt 1 button to select REC Quality
10. SRS Labs Inc The technology of Trubass and WOW is incorporated under license from SRS Labs Inc MPEG Layer 3 audio coding technology is licensed from Fraunhofer IIS and Thomson Multimedia Copyright and copyright protection feature DRM By the Copyright Act any music files and music CDs downloaded from the Internet without the copyright holder s permission are not allowed to be reproduced distributed publicized re publicized on the Internet or converted into MP3 or WMA files for the purpose of commercial business or sale A WMA file may be provided with DRM Digital Right Management for copyright protection DRM limits the file to copy or distribute music files that are converted ripped from a music CD or downloaded from music distribution services See Tee ag e About sample tracks incorporated into this product The copyrights of the sample tracks are owned by the artists or their suppliers These sample materials must not be reproduced or used for profit and must not be transferred or resold to third parties Failure to comply with these limitations may result in penalties for infringement of copyrights Olympus accepts no responsibility in cases where these copyrights are violated Note about loosing data Data stored in memory could be damaged or lost by operational mistakes malfunctions or repairs etc Be sure to back up your data for example on the hard disk of your PC Olympus will not compensate for any loss
11. dhe bs bike dere daltons 45 Recording over Line in connection ii 47 Setting and adjusting Setting your miObe EES 50 Additional information Cl ang osuere xe QE Ted BEN as EE 55 Notes when you dispose of your m robe eh 56 Troubleshooting 23 3 dee Xa e Deb ch ble ETE RC RITE HER UR Sana 60 Rebooting your m robe n 63 Service and maintenance sche ote SE tereti teg TUS e tom n e P 64 Specifications dns EE 65 Menu lists cetus tee etti Sethe HUI OE DS E ae E eng 67 EE 69 Before you contact EE 71 SE SE EE SE Read this first Safety Precautions Before using this product read this first to ensure that you know how to operate it safely and qu correctly P Various symbols are used to warn of hazards to yourself and others and prevent damage to property through misuse of this product The symbols and their meanings are explained e below o zm This symbol indicates that failure to observe the instructions will a A Danger Ee likely result in serious injury or possibly even death This symbol indicates that failure to observe the instructions may A Warning GET S result in serious injury or possibly even death A Caution This symbol indicates that failure to observe the instructions may result in injury or damage to property Precautions when handling this product A Warning Do not use in a place where there is running water Doing so
12. may cause electric shock fire overheating or explosion Take extra caution when using this product in rain snow at the seaside or a waterfront Also do not use in a bathroom or shower room Do not use or leave this product near a stove or fire Doing so may cause overheating explosion or fire Be especially careful during charging Also if the AC cord cover is damaged fire or electric shock may result 1S4 S14 Peay u Do not use in the presence of flammable or explosive gas Do not use this product if there is the possibility of the presence of such gases in the air Failure to do so could result in fire or explosion Keep out of the reach of children Do not let children use this product without adult supervision Avoid prolonged contact with the device while applying current The device becomes hot during charging Prolonged contact with the device during use could result in minor burns Do not use or store this product for a long time in an environment where there is a lot of dust dampness oily smoke or steam This could result in fire or electric shock Stop using this product immediately when thunder has occurred Failure to do so may cause electric shock Refrain from using Do not use while driving Doing so may cause injury or accident Never watch the on screen display while driving Do not let any water or other foreign object get inside the device Should the device be dropped in water or water gets into the inter
13. or damage of data Se Ve ZE see Main features With the 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB built in flash memory you can transfer and store approximately 60 4 120 4 240 34 music tracks to enjoy anytime anywhere The organic EL display provides a clearer screen than existing LCD displays You can play not only MP3 files but also WMA and OGG files Improved stereoscopic 3D surround and bass sounds provide deep and sonorous tones SRS function You can adjust the alarm with the clock function Playback can be started from the desired point within a file even if the playback time of the file is long Bookmark The adjustable pivoting display is convenient and versatile LCD Pivot A microphone is built in for you to make your own recordings Contents of CDs and cassette tapes etc can also be recorded Direct Encoding IMR F1I 2MR F12 3 MR F13 4 For typical 4 minute tracks recorded at 128 kbps in WMA format Se Te leget ees E Table of contents Introduction 2 o obe EES side Mana kebab EI ee Mid pe VHS 2 Main features c eee Ree eH RU HOC OR DUC Ded ERE D Res ACIE 5 Table of Contents xis Sands Get ae BARD Pedes dE nad EE e pi Eg 6 Read this first Safety Precautions o seo oe MERE Ba DEL EN KE Aw d ed 9 Controls location and function ii 16 Getting Started Setting up your M TObe ed vele qe Wd vie eid CIO IA XI Set Boa edes 18 Charging battery using the USB cable
14. screen is displayed press the D Q button to display the Navigation search screen select RECORD VOICE the desired voice file then press the P II button Setting the sound quality Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed then select REC Quality Voice the desired bit rate 45 Se Tee a SS EE Bulpi099y4 Deleting recorded voice files Refer to Deleting files ISS page 28 lt gt Notes If the memory is full recording stops automatically and the file is saved up to the point where recording stopped The recording sound sensitivity depends on the distance to the sound source You cannot record correctly if the battery power is not enough BE Tips Br can listen to what you are recording with the earphones The higher bit rate you set the higher music quality will be provided but the size is larger The recorded files are named automatically such as VR001 MP3 VR002 MP3 and stored in the VOICE folder in MP3 format 46 Recording over Line in connection 1 Connect the line in cable to your m robe and the external audio device To the audio Line out jack of an external audio E e device 2 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 3 Press the 44 9 button to select REC Source then press the MENU OK button 4 Press the Iea ppi button to select Line in then press the MENU OK button 5
15. then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the L a button to select Auto Sync then press the MENU OK button 4 Press the I button to select On then press the MENU OK button z On Creates music files track by track Off Creates one music file including all tracks Buip1029H To cancel Auto Sync Select Off in step 4 then press the MENU OK button 49 Setting and adjusting Bunsn pe pue Buas a Setting your m robe You can customize and adjust system setting screen display timer watch and operating system 1 Press and hold the MENU OK button The mode select screen appears 2 Press the Wain button to select SETTINGS S then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the i44 i button to select the desired item then press the MENU OK button The setting menu screen appears 4 Press the 1 4 gt gt 1 button to select the desired setting then press the MENU OK button To go back to the previous level screen Press the D O button To finish operating menu Press and hold the 5 03 button 50 F Settings Set the system functions Subjects Resume Explanations When power is turned on you can resume playback of the last file from the point where it was stopped before power was turned off Search Speed Speed control to search file can be adjusted x4 x8 x16 Fade In You can gradually increase the volume up to the set point Tim
16. 4 S14 Peay Life of the built in battery The built in battery is good for about 500 complete charges and discharges depending on usage The life of the built in battery is limited The built in battery s charge becomes shorter after repeated use If the built in battery discharges soon after charging it may be time to replace it Please contact an authorized Olympus service center for assistance Operating temperature Built in batteries are chemical products The built in battery s efficiency may vary even when operating within the recommended temperature range but this is not a malfunction Recommended temperature 5 C to 35 C during charging Using this product outside the above temperature range may result in reduced efficiency and shorter battery life 14 Disposal This product has a built in lithium polymer battery Lithium polymer batteries are recyclable When you dispose of this product return the built in battery to a recycling location For em details on removing the built in battery refer to Notes when you dispose of your m robe US page 56 Never disassemble this product except when disposing of it S41 S14 peed 1S4 S14 pe y y Controls location and function 1 c 5 m n m EI m D 16
17. D switch HOLD function This is used to prevent unintentional operation when carrying your m robe in a pocket or a bag Slide the HOLD switch in the direction of the arrow on your m robe suoljedado oiseg When the HOLD function is on f appears on the screen and the buttons become inactive To set HOLD to off Slide the HOLD switch in the reverse direction of the arrow 31 ee Ce Oeo Listening to music Disnw 0 Sulusjsiy Lj About the playback screen 32 1 2 3 4 oa MUSIC MODE Mode indication MUSIC Time indication Remaining battery power indication Current play file number Total number of playback files indication Track name indication File progress indication Elapsed time of track Total playback time of track indication US page 51 Repeat play between A and B indication Play mode indication EQ indication Playback condition indication play pause fast forward fast rewind Playing back music To select the desired music file Press the D Q button while the playback screen is displayed then press the L a bbI button to select the desired music file US page 27 To play pause music Press the P I button To control volume Press the t button To search for the desired music file Skip Press the 44 ppI button to skip to the pr
18. DE PLAYLIST gt SETTINGS lt gt MUSIC MODE suoneJedo oiseg D 3 Press the MENU OK button The desired mode screen appears 25 See Tee ee E MUSIC MODE Selecting playback mode music playback setting sound guality E3 page 32 PLAYLIST Playing back the desired track in the playlist easily US page 34 SETTINGS Setting the screen display system watch etc IS page 50 suoljedado 2iseg E 26 Se ng ga ee Searching for a file Navigation search 1 Press the 2423 button while the playback screen is displayed The Navigation search screen appears 2 Press the i4a ppi button to select the desired folder then press the MENU OK button You can go to the next sublevel of folder hierarchy 3 Repeat step 2 to select the desired file then press the P II button Playback starts suoljedado oiseg D To go back to the previous level folder Press the D O button To finish Navigation search Press and hold the 5 09 button 27 ae eee A SS ae Deleting files 1 Press the button while the playback screen is displayed The Navigation search screen appears 2 Press the I44 gt gt I button to select the desired folder then press the me MENU OK button suoljedado oiseg 3 Repeat step 2 to select a file you want to delete then press the MENU OK button ObDelete The editing menu appears O Playlist OEwit 4 Press the Wain button to se
19. Sun Charging battery using the USB cable Connect the USB cable to your PC and your m robe Charging starts To USB port The following screen appears after charging completes da 18 eS SS eee a ee e After charging perform the disconnect procedure When the following screen appears disconnect your m robe from your PC Disconnect For details refer to Disconnecting your m robe from your PC ISS page 22 About the battery power indication mum Battery is fully charged CSC Battery power is reduced CT Battery power is exhausted Charge the battery penis bun l The following cases indicate the battery power is exhausted or nearly exhausted Charge the battery Low Battery appears on the screen Your m robe suddenly stops working or does not work at all The display does not light up even though you operate your m robe Tips The battery is fully charged after approximately 3 hours Youcan charge the battery while transferring files from your PC be Eus EE SE pomejs bun Transferring music to your m robe 1 Connect the USB cable to your PC and your m robe Your PC recognizes your m robe as a removable disk To USB port 2 Transfer files from your PC to your m robe Drag and drop the desired file to m robe on the screen display of your PC File formats supported by m robe Music file WMA including VBR
20. ch in summer in a car with the windows closed or next to air conditioning equipment or a humidifier places where there is a lot of sand dust or dirt near fire near water Avoid dropping or hitting this product or subjecting it to severe vibration or impact If the device is subjected to a sudden temperature change for example by bringing it from acold place into a warm room condensation may form on the inside Wait until the device is adjusted to the room temperature before using Do not turn up the volume excessively Loud sounds can cause hearing loss or injury 12 Se ee eee See About the organic EL display OLED The latest high precision technology has gone into the making of the organic qm EL display of this product but there are some pixels which are permanently lit or which do not light at all Also depending on the angle at which the screen is viewed the colors and brightness may appear uneven This is due to the structure of the organic EL display and is not a malfunction 1S4 S14 Peay Information regarding the built in battery The built in battery is exclusively for use with m robe MR F10 Series Never use it in other equipment Discharging The built in battery self discharges while it is not in use Be sure to charge it regularly before use We recommend charging the built in battery once every 6 months to maintain its performance if it is not to be used for an extended period of time 1S
21. disassemble this product except when disposing of it Danger Do not allow the terminals of the built in battery to come in contact with metal objects or subject the built in battery to strong shock Also do not carry or store with a necklace or hairclip etc This may cause short circuiting resulting in overheating explosion or fire Do not heat disassemble or modify the built in battery expose it to water or leave it in scorching heat Doing so may cause overheating explosion or fire Do not pierce with a nail beat with a hammer throw or step on the built in battery Doing so may cause overheating explosion fire or battery leakage Before disposing tape the connector of the built in battery with insulating tape Otherwise short circuiting may occur and result in overheating explosion or fire A Warning Keep the built in battery out of the reach of children Failure to do so may cause accident or injury When battery leakage has occurred and the liquid gets into your eyes wash immediately with clean water and seek medical attention immediately Failure to do so may cause eye or skin injury 56 Se Ce ZE ee How to remove the battery 1 Press and hold the 1I button to turn off your m robe if it is turned on 2 Remove the four screws on the back using a screwdriver uoneunojui jeuonippy 2 57 uoneunojui jeuonippy 4 Remove the built in battery from your m robe
22. displayed 2 Press the Wat button to select EQ then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the I44 ppI button to select WOW then press the MENU OK button The setting menu screen appears SRS Adjusts 3D surround sounds Trubass Adjusts bass sounds Adjust Sets for Earphone or Speaker 4 Press the Iea ppi button to select the desired item then press the MENU OK button 5 Push the wait button to select the desired level then press the MENU OK button H Note WOW setting may cause playback in loud sounds 41 oisnui 0 Buruaysiy H na ng ga ee Bookmarking music Press and hold the REC A B button during playback of the desired music A message is displayed and the music is bookmarked lt gt Note A Bookmark cannot be set when a track is not being played Playing back bookmarked music Bookmarked music is playable in MUSIC MODE 1 Press the REC A B button in playback stop mode 2 Push the Wa ER button to select the desired Bookmark xMusic001 mp3 I bookmark then press the P II button Playback starts at the bookmarked point oisnwi 0 Buruejsr Lo 42 Deleting the registered information You can delete registered bookmarks and playlist 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the 144 PI button to select Delete then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the I44 ppI button to select Bookmark or Playlist
23. e The time display of music playback can be selected Normal Displays elapsed playback time Remain Displays remaining playback time Total Displays both elapsed time and total playback time Language The following languages can be selected for the menu screen gel ENGLISH A ARSE ikh and Sete LCD Pivot The information display can be adjusted depending on the direction of the display On Pivots the displayed information 180 Off Displays in the ordinary direction 51 Bunsn pe pue Buas B ESES ee ee El Display Set the functions of the screen display Subjects Explanations Contrast The screen brightness can be adjusted from 0 to 10 Scroll Speed Scroll Speed of file name can be set from 1 to 5 Backlit Time The light emitting time of organic EL 5sec 15sec 30sec 60sec 120sec can be set Graphic EQ The type of graphic equalization Wave Stereo Image Pumping Watch File Info can be selected gt Track Title Bunsn pe pue 6 umes The information displayed as a music title File Name ID3 Tag can be set 52 Timer Set the timer functions Subjects Explanations Auto PWR Off The power can be set to turn off automatically when no button is pressed for a certain time Imin to 10min in pause stop mode Sleep Mode When the set time 10min to 90min elapses the power will be turned off automatically 2 Watch Se
24. e point where interval repeat is finished Repeat B The set interval is played back repeatedly To deactivate interval repeat Press the REC A B button Tips f Repeat B the point where interval repeat is finished is not set the set of Repeat A is canceled Repeat B the point where interval repeat is finished can be set in 2 seconds after you set Repeat A the olsnw 0j Hulus siq H point where interval repeat is started 39 Setting EQ WOW Selecting EQ 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the Wa it button to select EQ then press the MENU OK button xm 3 Press the I44 pp1 button to select EQ then press the MENU OK button 9Isnui 0 Sulusjsiy 4 Press the Wa button to select the desired EQ then press the MENU OK button Adjusting User EQ 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the i44 ppI button to select EQ then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the Wat button to select User EQ1 or User EQ2 then press the MENU OK button 4 Press the I I button to adjust the level then press the MENU OK button SD 200 1k 3k 14k 12 5 Repeat step 4 to adjust the level of each freguency P eeee To finish adjusting User EQ Press the D O button 40 Setting WOW You can enjoy natural stereophonic music SRS and sonorous bass sounds Trubass 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is
25. evious next music file To search for the desired point of the music file Search Press and hold the I44 ppI button while playing back then release your hold at the desired point Tip The Skip function is available only when StudyMode is set to Off ISP page 38 33 oisnui 0 Bulruaysiy D Se Te ZE ee Using the playlist The desired track should be registered to the playlist before playback Registering to the playlist 1 Press the 5 9 button while the playback screen is displayed xx The Navigation search screen appears 2 Press the Wat button to select a music file you want to register then press the MENU OK button ODelete The editing menu appears O Playlist OEwit oisnui 0 Buruajsr 3 Press the I 4 i button to select Playlist then press the MENU OK button The file icon is changed from M to F then the file is added to the playlist To finish the editing menu Select Exit in step 3 then press the MENU OK button or the D O button 34 See Tee eee c T Playing back the playlist 1 Press and hold the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed The mode select screen appears 2 Press the Wa ER button to select PLAYLIST S then press the MENU OK button The playback screen appears 3 Press the C3 button The playlist appears E a Ek 9 z 3 Ei ck o 3 E o o 4 Press the I button to select the desired music fi
26. le then press the KI button Playback starts To delete files in the playlist Select a file you want to delete in step 3 then press the MENU OK button The icon of the selected file is changed from F to M Press the MENU OK button again to cancel 35 Disnw 0 Sulusjsiy Lj Setting playback mode Selecting playback mode 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the I44 pp1 button to select Play then press the MENU OK button 3 Press the Wain button to select PlayMode then press the MENU OK button 4 Press the 4 P9 button to select the desired playback mode then press the MENU OK button A Normal Music files are played back in sequence EI Intro Only the beginning part 10 sec of the music is played back Repeat The specified music file is played back repeatedly 25 Repeat All All the music files are played back repeatedly E 3 Random Music files are played back in random order once CEZ Random All Music files are played back repeatedly in random order Tip In playback mode the files of the folder selected in Repeat Folder are played back ISS page 37 36 See Tee ee e Setting Repeat Folder You can select to play back the music files in just the current folder or in all folders 1 Press the MENU OK button while the playback screen is displayed 2 Press the 44 PI button to select Play then press the MENU OK button
27. lect Delete then press the MENU OK button The confirmation screen appears 5 Press the l lt 4 gt button to select OK then press the MENU OK button The selected file is deleted To cancel Delete Select Cancel in step 5 then press the MENU OK button 28 Se onm E T ium ee ee Basic operation of the menu The items you can operate in the menu differ depending on the selected mode For details on each menu item refer to the Menu list US page 67 1 Select the desired mode For details refer to Mode selection ISS page 25 2 Press the MENU OK button Henu The main menu screen appears Play gt EQ b suoljedado oiseg D 3 Press the I44 ppI button to select a setting category then press the MENU OK button Repeat Folder The sub menu screen appears PlayMode D StudyMode D 29 Se Tee A SS E 4 Press the I44 PI button to select the desired item then press the MENU OK button The setting menu screen appears O Current D Press the Wa ik button to select the desired setting then press the MENU OK button To go back to the previous level screen Press the D O button To finish operating menu Press and hold the D Q button lt gt Note After selecting the desired setting in step 5 press the MENU OK button If you go back to the previous level screen without doing so your selection will not be set suoljedado oiseg 30 Bes Ee ee een Using the HOL
28. nal parts fire or electric shock may result Turn the power off immediately and contact an authorized Olympus service center Should you notice an unusual smell overheating discoloration distortion or smoke stop using this product immediately Leaving as it is may cause fire electric shock or burns Contact an authorized Olympus service center Should you notice leakage or an unusual smell keep this product away from fire Failure to do so may cause explosion or fire Do not attempt to disassemble or modify this product Such action could lead to electric shock or injury by high voltage parts inside 10 See Tee ZE ee A Caution Do not leave this product in places of high temperature such as in a sun heated car Doing so could result in battery leakage deterioration of parts or fire Do not touch any leakage that has occurred Battery leakage etc may have occurred Getting the liquid into your eyes or touching it may cause injury In such a case wash immediately with clean water and seek medical attention immediately S11 S14 Peay Conditions for use of this product 1S4 S14 Dau LU This product contains precision electronic parts Avoid using or leaving this product for long periods of time in the following places as this could result in failure or malfunction places of high temperature and high humidity or where the temperature and humidity fluctuate greatly such as in direct sunlight on the bea
29. ncy and other details of the problem PC related problems are difficult to accurately identify Please provide as much detail as possible Name Contact information Postal code Address your residential address or office address Phone Fax E mail Product name model Serial number located on the side of the product Purchase date Please provide the following information if you are using the storage unit connected to a PC or if you are using third party application software Type of PC Manufacturer model and other Memory size and free hard disk space Type of operating system and version Settings on Control Panel System Device Manager Other peripheral devices connected Name and version of the application software related to your problem Name and version of the OLYMPUS software product related to your problem 71 uoNeWoju jeuonippy H OLYMPUS http www olympus com OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP Shinjuku Monolith 3 1 Nishi Shinjuku 2 chome Shinjuku ku Tokyo Japan OLYMPUS KOREA CO LTD 9F Hyundai Marines BD 646 1 Yeoksam Dong Gangnam Gu Seoul Korea http www olympus co kr Tel 1544 3200 2005 OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP Printed in Korea P2 NG0893 01
30. nected from your PC 22 Connecting the earphones embedded necklace to your m robe Connect the supplied earphones embedded necklace to your m robe d Notes Set the volume level to minimum before wearing earphones embedded necklace to avoid hurting your ears For details on adjusting volume refer to To control volume IS page 33 Do not raise the volume excessively Loud sounds can cause hearing loss or damage 23 penis bun l Basic operations Turning the power of your m robe on off Turning on your m robe Press the P II button The power is turned on suoljedado oiseg E To turn off the power Press and hold the P II button H Notes Before turning on your m robe make sure the HOLD switch is set to off When the HOLD function is ve db 99 on ES page 31 even if you press the P II button 23 appears and the power will not be turned on Charge the battery before turning on your m robe If Low Battery appears or the display does not light up charge the battery ISS page 18 Auto PWR Off or Sleep Mode can be set US page 53 24 eS Tee A SS E Mode selection There are 3 modes and available functions and setting items differ depending on the selected mode 1 Press and hold the MENU OK button The mode select screen appears 2 Press the I44 ppI button to select the desired mode The mode changes in the following order MUSIC MO
31. on ES page 31 The player turns off automatically Auto PWR Off or Sleep Mode is set Set the Auto PWR Off or Sleep Mode to Off or set the desired time IS page 53 The Auto PWR Off or Sleep Mode is activated Press the kill button to turn the power on ISS page 24 The m robe functions cannot be operated The HOLD function is set to on Slide back the HOLD switch to release the HOLD function US page 31 The device becomes hot The temperature of the device increases after extended periods of operation This is not a malfunction 60 Problem Cause Resolution The battery discharges soon after charging The built in battery is good for about 500 complete charges and discharges depending on usage Contact an authorized Olympus service center for a replacement Nothing is on the display The battery is empty Charge the battery IS page 18 The display is not clear The battery is empty Charge the battery IS page 18 The brightness setting is too low Adjust settings of the Contrast IS page 52 The display is turned off The timer of the light emitting time of organic EL is activated Set the desired backlight time IS page 52 There is no sound The volume is set to the minimum Adjust the volume IS page 33 The earphones embedded necklace are not connec
32. ore sending this product for repair or service Olympus will take no responsibility for any loss due to changes of stored data We cannot accept any request for the recovery restoration of lost data Due to copyright restrictions we cannot copy stored data for repair or service Therefore we may not be able to accept repair of service where restoring data is required 64 e ee EE ee Specifications m robe Product name DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER Model name MR F10 Built in battery Lithium polymer rechargeable battery Weight Approx 25 g including battery Dimensions Approx 32 mm x 65 mm x 15 mm WxHxD protruding parts excluded Display OLED organic EL display 96 x 64 pixels 65 000 colors Storage Built in flash memory 256 MB MR F11 512 MB MR F12 1 GB MR F13 Supported file formats Music file Windows Media Audio WMA MPEG1 2 2 5 Audio Layer 3 MP3 Ogg Vorbis OGG Encode format MP3 Recording format MP3 Number of storable tracks Approx 60 music tracks MR F1 1 uoNeWoju jeuonippy a Approx 120 music tracks MR F12 Approx 240 music tracks MR F13 Continuous playback time Approx 10 hours MP3 3 65 See Tee eee Ee Bit rate WMA 32 to 192 kbps including VBR MP3 16 to 320 kbps including VBR OGG 16 to 256 kbps Mono 64 to 320 kbps Stereo including VBR Operating conditions Temperature 5 C to 35 C Humidity 30 to 9096 no condensation Charge time Approx 3 hours using
33. r name and purchase date are written or stamped on the warranty If any of the necessary information is missing contact the dealer Please read through the Warranty card and store it in a safe place Ifyou have a query about after sale services for this product or encounter a failure contact the dealer or an authorized Olympus service center Within 1 year of the purchase date we will repair the product free of charge if it becomes faulty provided that the instructions in this USER S MANUAL were observed Maintenance parts for this product will be stored for about 5 years after production stops Within this period we can accept repair requests Even after this period repair may be possible Contact the dealer or an authorized Olympus service center Olympus will not compensate for any damage or loss including cost when purchase obtain audio files incurred as a consequence of a failure of this product Postage and packing costs are the responsibility of the sender When sending this product to us for maintenance pack the product with sufficient cushioning to avoid damage during transportation Use a door to door package delivery service or registered parcel mail so that you have proof of sending the product Ownership of removed parts during repair will belong to us Stored data on the memory may be lost and writing to the memory or deleting data etc may be necessary during repair or service Be sure to back up your data bef
34. t the watch functions Subjects Explanations Watch Watch is displayed if there is no operation for a certain time On Off Displays hides the watch Setting Sets year month day and time Alarm The alarm is turned on at the set time On Off Turns on off the alarm Setting Sets time and occurrence of alarm StopWatch Press the P II button to start counting Press the button again to stop counting To reset press the MENU OK button 53 Bunsn pe pue Buas B ESEE EE ee System Set the OS functions Subjects Explanations Information You can view the OS version memory capacity and available memory Reset You can return all m robe settings to the factory default status Bunsn pe pue Buas Ll 54 SE ee ae ee ee Additional information Cleaning Exterior Wipe gently with a soft cloth If the device is very dirty wipe it using a cloth dampened with a diluted mild detergent and wrung tightly If you used the device at the beach clean it using a cloth dampened with fresh water and wrung tightly Organic EL display Wipe any dust or dirt on the organic EL display gently with a soft cloth lt gt Note Do not use strong solvents such as benzine or alcohol or chemically treated cloths 55 uoNeWoju jeuonippy a uoneuuojur jeuonippy LG Notes when you dispose of your m robe Remove the built in battery when you dispose of this product Never
35. ted properly Check if the earphones jack is connected properly US page 23 You cannot find a file you transferred The file you transferred is saved in an unsupported format Check and correct the saving format then transfer the file again delete unrecognized files in your m robe 61 uoneunojui jeuonippy H Te EE ee Problem Cause Resolution You cannot find afile The maximum of Check the maximum number then or folder you folder hierarchy transfer again US page 21 transferred levels folders or files is surpassed The file name Special symbols are They can be displayed correctly by characters etc are used for the files setting Language to English and displayed as blanks or names or ID3 tags Track Title to File Name garbled characters USS page 51 52 However some special symbols cannot be displayed correctly due to the font limits of this unit uoneunojui jeuonippy E 62 See TEE A SS e Rebooting your m robe If a problem persists after trying the suggested solution rebooting your m robe may solve the problem Push a pointed object such as a pen into the RESET button Ge S P4 Tip Rebooting your m robe does not delete data 63 uoneuinojui jeuonippy fi uoneuuojur jeuonippv ky Service and maintenance The product will come with a Warranty card Make sure that the deale
36. the dedicated USB cable USB port USB2 0 Earphones jack 3 5 mm jack stereo type l GB 1 billion bytes the actual formatted capacity is somewhat less The actual capacity after formatting will be less than 256 MB 512 MB 1 GB 2 For typical 4 minute tracks recorded at 128 kbps in WMA format 53 When playing WMA MP3 OGG formatted 128 kbps 44 1 kHz audio data at room temperature 25 C with the backlight turned off and with the audio volume set to a medium level This value is subject to the operating conditions an ambient temperature number of charging discharging times etc and is for reference only and is not guaranteed Specifications and design are subject to change without notice uoneunojui jeuonippy L D I Se Ee A Pen Menu list MUSIC MODE Play Repeat Folder Current All PlayMode Normal Intro r Repeat Repeat All Random Random All StudyMode On Off On Off Step 2sec 5sec 15sec 30sec 60sec EQ EQ Normal Rock Jazz Classic Poj WOW User EQ1 User EQ2 WOW SRS 1 10 Irubass 1 10 Adjust Earphone Speaker User EQ1 User EQ2 REC Quality Voice 32 64 96 128 Line In r 64 96 t 128 L192 Auto Sync On Off REC Source MIC in Line in Delete Bookmark Playlist 67 uoNewoju jeuonipp
37. y a SS eee A See uoneunojui jeuonippy ie SETTINGS Resume On Watch Watch Settings Search Speed Off r X4 Alarm On Off Setting On Off On Off On X8 X16 Fade In Time Language LCD Pivot On Off Normal Remain StopWatch System Information Setting OK Total Reset io English Exa m Sex RER On Contrast Off 0 10 Display t Scroll Speed 1 5 Backlit Time 5sec 15sec 30sec 60sec 120sec Wave Graphic EQ Track Title t Stereo Image r Pumping Watch File Info File Name Auto PWR Off Timer 68 Sleep Mode ID3 Tag Off 10min Off 90min Cancel Off A Alatm eR tenan Ee d a 53 Auto PWR OT 53 AUtO SYNC 4 vans asa 49 B Backlit Time 52 Battery o oic Eet Bh eet ba 14 57 EE 45 48 Bookmark eee 42 C Contr st deser ra sana Meas ee x EE 52 D Delete Bookmark 43 les Reg Ee AAG 28 NEE EE Deine 43 Display setting na 52 E Earphones embedded necklace 23 EQ cba an gie 40 F Fade In usa VE WU 51 G Graphic EQ ion na on embeds 52 H OLD DEEG 31 I Information eeunne n 54 Interval repeat A B 39 UO 36 L Language SAE SAN ES 51 LISER EE 51 M Menulst eege ENEE e
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