Archos 110505 user manual 4Putting Music onto your Archos, Locking the Archos 105 Buttons

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3.8 Locking the ARCHOS 105 Buttons

You can prevent the ARCHOS 105 from executing unintended functions by locking the buttons. To lock the buttons, hold down on the MENU button until the “lock” icon appears in the top-left corner of the screen. Now the buttons are disabled, but you can still use the UP and DOWN controls on the navigation pad to change the volume. To unlock the buttons hold down again on the Menu button until the “lock” icon disappears.

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4Putting Music onto your ARCHOS 105

The ARCHOS 105 is designed to work seamlessly with Windows Media® Player (WMP) versions 9, 10 and

11.The Windows Media® Player software is used to download digital media content from the Internet to your computer and organize it. You will also use it to synchronize (copy) the contents of your Windows Media® Player media library to your ARCHOS device. See the comparison chart below for an explanation of the different features available when running Windows Media® Player 9 and 10/11.

4.1 Synchronizing Music from Windows Media® Player (WMP) to the ARCHOS 105

The Synchronize button in Windows Media® Player (WMP) is a one way ‘sync’ button. That is, it will add music, photo and video files to your ARCHOS 105 so that you have the same digital media on your ARCHOS 105 as you have in your Windows Media® Player media library. Of course, you can choose to sync only

certain songs, photos or videos, or sync your entire library. On WMP10/11, you can click the button Set up Sync in the Sync tab and then check the box labeled Synchronize Device Automatically. This is the auto-sync advantage of WMP10/11. If this box is checked, then each time you connect your ARCHOS 105 to

your PC, Windows Media® Player will automatically start up and check to see if there is any new music, photos or videos in your media library, and if so, will then copy them to your ARCHOS 105. On the other hand, with Windows Media® Player 9, you have to tell it what you want to sync, WMP9 cannot synchronize automatically when you connect your ARCHOS 105 to your computer.

Note for WMP10/11 users: Files added to your ARCHOS 105 from another computer cannot be added to the Windows Media® Player Library when you connect your ARCHOS 105 to the computer. Songs which have been added, will however, be listed in the device’s ARCLibrary.

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Contents 105 Table of Contents Turning the Archos 105 on and OFF Charging the Battery1Ports, Buttons, and Connections 2First Time UsageCaring for the Archos 3Playing MusicPlaying a Music File Play Screen and Button Control 8 9ARCLibrary Updating Setting a BookmarkPlayback Menu Items ARCLibrary SpecificsLocking the Archos 105 Buttons 4Putting Music onto your ArchosFunctionality Installing Windows Media Player WMPInstalling Windows Media Player WMP 10 or Transferring your CD collection to the ArchosPlaying a Playlist 5PlaylistsCreating a new Playlist Loading a PlaylistChanging the Sound Settings 6SettingsSelect Custom to set your own equalizer levels Changing the PlayMode SettingsARCLibrary Update Changing the time & date settingsChanging the Display Settings ARCLibrary Off, On. Automatic defaultChanging the System Settings Changing the Power SettingsInside the Music Folder 7Using the BrowserNavigating the Directory Structure Contextual Menu on a Folder File and Folder Operations in Browser ModeUsing the Virtual Keyboard Contextual Menu on a File8Viewing Photos with your Archos Using the Photo BrowserTransferring Photos to your Archos Photo Browser Contextual MenuPlaying video 9Playing videos with your ArchosPutting Videos onto your Archos USB Connection Type ‘Hard Drive’ or ‘Windows Device’ Connecting the Archos 105 to a Stereo systemConnecting the Archos 105 to your Computer Connecting the ArchosMacintosh OS Disconnecting the Archos 105 from your ComputerUpdating the Archos 105 Firmware Copy to Archos 105 root and UpdateDownload the firmwarea105.AOS file Technical Specifications Activate the Update12.3 ‘Hard Drive’ or ‘Windows Device’? Technical Support
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