Medion MP3 JUKEBOX, Manual

Page 1: ...ecting 8 Power supply 8 Cabling 9 Battery Handling 10 Legal caution 11 Audio formats 11 operating instruction 12 What s in the Box 13 Product description and Specifications 14 Features 14 System Requi...

Page 2: ...26 Removing a Title from the Playback List 26 Setting the Amplification Effect 27 Setting the Equalizer Mode 27 Setting the repetition mode 28 Displaying Photos Videos 29 Diashow 29 Rotating Images 29...

Page 3: ...ts of the Support CD 37 Connecting with a Computer 38 Safe Removal from the Computer 39 Customer Service 40 Solutions for Common problems 40 Resetting the appliance 41 Updating the Software Firmware 4...

Page 4: ...ce must not be disposed of in household rubbish Enquire about the options for environmentally friendly disposal Batteries Do not dispose of used batteries in the household rubbish They must be deposit...

Page 5: ...eventually be able to deliver them to the new owner of the device in case of sale In case of any problems address exclusively to an author ized assistance centre DATA BACKUP You must guard against th...

Page 6: ...C and 60 C Do not open the product casing this would cause the forfeit of the guarantee and the eventual damage destruction of the product Do not allow children to play with electrical products witho...

Page 7: ...ding to EN60950 Do not use the device in the following situations While you are driving a vehicle While walking or In any situation or environment requiring concentration and attention Attention The f...

Page 8: ...the instructions below in order to correctly connect your device POWER SUPPLY Never open the housing of the power supply When the housing is open there is a danger of injury from electric shock It do...

Page 9: ...your appliance First pull the plug from socket and then the connector from the device if you want to separate the mains adapter from the electric ity supply A reversed sequence could damage the mains...

Page 10: ...chance batteries are swallowed consult a medical doctor immediately DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT batteries DO NOT HEAT or DISPOSE OF IN FIRE DO NOT DISASSEMBLE or DEFORM batteries Your hands and fingers may b...

Page 11: ...opyright Any user who violates these rights is prosecutable according to the laws and or subject to claims from the holder of the rights AUDIO FORMATS Your Jukebox can handle MP3 WAV and WMA files Som...

Page 12: ...E EN NG GL LI IS SH H 12 Mediaplayer 9 10 OPERATING INSTRUCTION DRM can be switched on or off through this Option under Extras Op tions in the case of Windows MediaPlayer Mediaplayer 8...

Page 13: ...any missing item s please contact your local service centre accordingly Any claim for missing parts will only be accepted within 7 days from date of purchase Included in your product box is the follo...

Page 14: ...N NS S FEATURES The Audio Video Player is a portable multimedia recording and playing device with a chargeable battery and memory You can reproduce audio and video data and photos and record music on...

Page 15: ...nt to connect your appliance to a computer the PC has to meet the following requirements PC with USB 1 1 or 2 0 recommended Pentium P III Class or higher recommended P4 and 1 GB of free space hard dis...

Page 16: ...E EN NG GL LI IS SH H 16 P PR RO OD DU UC CT T O OV VE ER RV VI IE EW W similar pictures p s...

Page 17: ...set in the case of malfunctions 41 7 Display The operating status additional information and photos and videos will be displayed here 20 8 End Menu Sub Menu Button The Menu is ended by pressing this B...

Page 18: ...ng this switch The playback will be stopped briefly if this switch is pressed during the playback The playback will be continued by pressing the switch again 24 12 Five way switch press to the right M...

Page 19: ...ice off Press the switch upwards in order to prevent the Audio Video Player being operated accidentally during recording or playback Press the switch to the central position in order to deactivate But...

Page 20: ...scription see page 1 Music Playback of MP3 WMV Records 25 2 Multimedia Playback of photos videos 29 3 File Browser For administrating and displaying your file archive 30 4 Record Direct access to your...

Page 21: ...e status of the A B repeat function 4 EQ SRS Displays the SRS status or the EQ setting pop classical etc 5 Play Pause Stop Displays the playback status of a file 6 Battery status Displays the current...

Page 22: ...mbol will be animated while the battery is being charged The symbol will be displayed if the battery is being charged Pull the mains adapter out of the socket and remove the connection cable or the US...

Page 23: ...on open to lift the block SWITCHING THE DEVICE ON 1 Push die On Off button 14 downwards to switch the de vice on The Start screen will appear and the Main Menu will be displayed on the LCD display SWI...

Page 24: ...vice The five way switch can be pushed to the left to the right up or down to select an Option Press on the centre to confirm your selection USING THE END SUB MENU BUTTON Use the Button 8 to close Dir...

Page 25: ...o the lowest level before playback Start the playback and increase the volume to the extent that is comfortable for you VOLUME CONTROL The five way switch also allows you to control the volume Press t...

Page 26: ...Computer Chapter in relation to this ADDING A TITLE TO A PLAYBACK LIST 1 Call up the Option Menu in the Playback Mode by pressing the Button 8 for two seconds 2 Select now Add to PL 3 Now select the...

Page 27: ...ck Mode by pressing the Button 8 for two seconds 2 Now select SRS Select Off in order to deactivate the SRS WOW effect is a trade mark of SRS Labs Inc The WOW technology has been integrated into the l...

Page 28: ...onds 2 Select now Repeat 3 Choose now one of the available options Normal Plays all the files in their sequence and stops after the last file Repeat One Repeats the current file permanently Repeat All...

Page 29: ...media in the Main Menu in order to play back photo video files stored on the integrated hard disk 2 Now select the Photo or Video Directory 3 Select the file that you want to have displayed DIASHOW Pr...

Page 30: ...order to be recognized Note Some older USB disks or digital cameras may not be compati ble with this device Note We recommend you to use the power adapter if the device is connected to a USB device O...

Page 31: ...6 Choose one of the options in the sub menu Copy to HDD The file is copied on the integrated hard disk drive Copy to USB The file is copied to your USB device Delete Select Delete and then Yes to dele...

Page 32: ...ermine how long 3 5 7 or 10 seconds each image of a slide show is displayed SETTING THE SLIDE REPEAT FUNCTION You can have the slide show carried out repeatedly SETTING THE POWER OFF FUNCTION You can...

Page 33: ...the time or the date SETTING BRIGHTNESS Set the brightness of the display here MASTER RESET You can restore the device to the factory settings here This Option can help you if necessary if your devic...

Page 34: ...p 4 if you want to record through the installed microphone The setting must stand at LineIn if you want to record through the Line In connection 4 5 3 Connect the device to an external device a CD pla...

Page 35: ...s Option is only available during the playback of music 1 When the device is under play status press the A B REC key 2 to set the beginning of the repetition The A symbol is shown in the middle of the...

Page 36: ...ome important files are overwritten or modified To have access to the original files in case of problems that arise after installation it is advisable to create a back up of the hard disk contents 1 M...

Page 37: ...TENTS OF THE SUPPORT CD Note The representation can vary in accordance with the version and scope of the software Firmware Utility For updating the software of the player Windows Media Player Plugin F...

Page 38: ...ONNECTING WITH A COMPUTER 1 Open the USB cover of your appliance and plug the end with the small connector into the appliance 2 Connect the other end of the USB cable to a free USB socket on your comp...

Page 39: ...onnection to your computer in order to use the music photo and video playback on the device again Note We recommend you to use an AC adapter when connecting the device to the computer SAFE REMOVAL FRO...

Page 40: ...k that the USB devices have been integrated correctly in the Windows Device Manager Try installing the USB controller again The device cannot be operated Is locking active see page 22 Is the device co...

Page 41: ...l you feel resistance Now the Jukebox will restart UPDATING THE SOFTWARE FIRMWARE It is possible to update the software of your device Only carry this out if Customer Service has requested you to do s...

Page 42: ...uter will expect it 3 Please load the current firmware from our Website or the enclosed CD 4 A Directory containing the files necessary for updating the firmware will be created after the files have b...

Page 43: ...act us The following information will help us to help you resolve your problem Configuration of the computer Any additional peripherals you may have connected Any messages that appear on the display W...

Page 44: ...re between 4 F and 76 F 20 C and 60 C Audio specifications Max performance 20mW Rms 10mW channel Frequency 20 until 20K Hz Signal noise ratio 90 dB LCD Module 1 8 CSTN module with 128x160 pixel Record...

Page 45: ...edia or supplies not provided or supported by the supplier or operation outside the manufacturer s specifications Any part of this device repaired or exchanged by a valid service representative will b...

Page 46: ...ary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction To the extent this warranty statement is inconsistent with local law certain disclaimers and limitations of this statement may not apply to the customer MAKING CO...