iAUDIO 5
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iAUDIO 5
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Button
Operation
When iAUDIO is stopped
When iAUDIO is playing
Play/Pause
Play the current track
Stop the current track
Power off
Power off
FF
Play next track
Play next track or move forward by 5 sec or 10 sec (SKIP setting)
Fast Forward
Fast Forward
REW
Play previous track
Play previous track or move backward by 5 sec or 10 sec
(SKIP setting)
Fast Rewind
Fast Rewind
MENU
Setting Menu
Setting Menu
Navigator
Navigator
Select MODE
Select MODE
MODE
Lyrics Display On/Off
VOL +
Volume Up
Volume Up
VOL
–
Volume Down
Volume Down
REC/A B
Start or Stop Repeat A↔B (Section Repeat)
Set bookmark at the present position.
MP3 Player Mode
In Button Operations, means pressing briefly, and means pressing for 1 or more seconds.
Using Buttons
MP3 Player Mode
Troubleshooting
Symptom
Action
Description
I filled my memory
capacity, and iAUDIO
malfunctions or does
not play at all.
Initialize iAUDIO, and save the files
again but leave 1 to 2 MB of free
memory space.
There is a “settings.dat” file in the Root
folder in Flash Memory which is an impor-
tant system file. When this file is not saved
properly, or deleted/damaged during file
transfer, malfunctions may occur.
After saving hundreds
of files in the Root
folder, iAUDIO does
not work or malfunc-
tions.
This is a limitation from Windows
98. It is recommended to create
subfolders for Windows 2000 and
XP as well.
iAUDIO uses FAT. Due to the limitations
of FAT, avoid saving too many files in the
Root directory.
When using JetShell, JetShell controls the iAUDIO drive. Consequently, you should exit JetShell before using
iAUDIO for these uses:
• Installing a USB Drive
• Formatting iAUDIO from Windows Explorer
• Upgrading Firmware
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