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Profile

New files that are transferred to your Lyra Digital Audio Player using Windows Explorer (drag and drop) will not appear in the Navigation Menus until you profile the contents.

1.Connect your Lyra Digital Audio Player to the computer using the provided USB cable if it is not already connected.

2.Right click on the Lyra icon in the System tray (bottom right hand corner of the computer screen.

3.Select the Profile Device Content...

item to start the profiling and sorting contents.

Attention

Make sure all data are transferred to the Lyra Digital Audio Player before unplugging the USB cable.

If you’re running Windows 2000 you must stop the device before unplugging it. Click the icon (the Unplug or Eject hardware icon) from the system tray and select the USB Mass Storage device for the drive letter associated with the Lyra Digital Audio Player, and select the device you want to stop. See the Windows Help for details about the Unplug or Eject Hardware topic.

Problem	Checkpoints / Action
After connecting the player to computer, "USB	• Press ON button to power on the
connected" does not appear on the display.	player after connecting to the
	computer.

Cannot access the player via Windows 2000	• Install the Service Pack 3 for
computer.	Windows 2000.
	Visit
	www.windowsupdate.microsoft.com
	to check for the latest updates.

Cannot playback tracks on the player.	• Make sure audio tracks are encoded
	in the mp3 or Windows Media
	formats at supported bitrates.
	Bitrates support by the player:
	mp3 – 32 to 320 kbps
	wma – 48 to 192 kbps
	• WMA files may be DRM protected
	and you don’t have the proper rights
	(license) to play the files.
	Check the website and/or application help
	system of the music download service provider
	from where the content was purchased from
	for license acquisition details.
	For more information on how license
	acquisition works, go to
	www.microsoft.com/windowsmedia/drm

What does the PlaysForSure logo mean?	PlaysForSure is a new logo program from
	Microsoft®. Consumers can match the
	PlaysForSure logo on a large selection of
	devices and online music stores. If you see the
	logo, you’ll know your digital media will play
	for sure.

4. Click Done when profiling is complete.

For more information on the Microsoft

PlaysForSure program, visit

www.PlaysForSure.com.

For more information on RCA PlaysForSure

devices, visit www.rca.com.