SanDisk Fuze user manual FM Radio if applicable

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Table of Contents

Watching Videos	20
Video Options	20
Viewing Photos and Slideshows	21
Photo Options	22
FM Radio (if applicable)	24
Listening to FM Radio	24
Programming FM Presets	24
Radio Options	25
Recording	26
Voice Recording	26
Deleting Content	27
Settings	28
Tips & Troubleshooting	31
Learn More, Service, and Warranty Information	33
Getting Technical Support	33
SanDisk Limited Warranty	33
End User License Agreement	34

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Contents Technical Support 866-SANDISK Fuze-UM608-ENG Table of Contents FM Radio if applicable Cleaning Tips Important Safety InstructionsFor your safety Hearing levelsSound Level dB Disposal Instructions Sansa FuzeTM Overview FeaturesPackage Contents Minimum System RequirementsSansa Fuze at a Glance Hold Switch Playback Screen Main Menu OptionsBattery Level Indicator BatteryPower Switch Basic UsageThumbwheel Connecting to your Computer Select System SettingsUpdating the Firmware Formatting the Player Windows Media Player Loading ContentLoading Music Drag and DropMy personal folders My folders and those of others that I can accessClick Save Playlist PaneLoading Photos and Videos Loading Content Playing Music Playing ContentMusic Options Audiobooks Options Playing AudiobooksVideo Options Watching VideosSelect Photos a Z Adjusting Video BrightnessViewing Photos and Slideshows Deleting VideoPhoto Options Deleting Photo Programming FM Presets FM Radio if applicableListening to FM Radio Select Radio Settings Radio OptionsSelect FM Region Recording Voice RecordingSelect Record Now Deleting Content Display Art in Lists SettingsWallpaper Settings Power SaverLanguage VolumeReset Factory Settings USB ModeSettings Why should I update the firmware? Tips & TroubleshootingCan the Sansa Fuze player read high capacity microSD cards? Learn More Learn More, Service, and Warranty InformationSanDisk Limited Warranty Getting Technical SupportEnd User License Agreement Learn More, Service, and Warranty Information Learn More, Service, and Warranty Information