Backing Up Data
Transcend does NOT take any responsibility for data loss or damage during operation. If you decide to store data on your Digital Music Player, we strongly advise that you regularly backup the data to a computer or other storage medium.
To ensure
Caution: Risk of Deafness
•Repeated or regular use of headphones or earphones at volume levels above 80 decibels can give a false impression that the audio level is not high enough. Users may try to progressively increase the volume control, therefore risking a dangerous noise level for their ears.
•To protect your health and your hearing, keep the volume of your MP3 player below 80 decibels and do not use for an extended period of time. Stop use if symptoms like headaches, nausea, or hearing disorders occur.
•Your MP3 player is limited to a volume level of 100 decibels.
•Both the MP3 player and its accompanying earphones are compliant with the French regulation concerning musical Walkmans (24th July 1998 Order).
•Before using any other earphones, confirm that their technical specifications are compatible with the original set.
Reminders
•Make sure the 
switch is not enabled before turning on the player.
•Never use the “Quick Format” or “Full Format” functions in Windows® to format your MP650.
•Follow the procedures in the “Disconnecting from a Computer” section to properly remove your MP650 from a computer.
•Transcend occasionally releases firmware updates for certain products. We suggest you visit http://www.transcendusa.com and download the latest firmware version for your device.
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