Philips SA9100/SA9200 user manual Settings Options

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Settings	Options	More options
Play mode	Shuffle All
	Repeat

Sound settings Off, SRS WOW, Rock, Funk, Techno, HipHop, Classical, Jazz, Spoken word, Custom

Display settings	Backlight	10 Sec. / 30	Sec. /
		45 Sec. / 60	Sec.
	Brightness	25 levels
Personalization	Skins	Skin 1 / Skin 2
	Personal Image	On / Off
Album Art	On / Off
Sleep timer	Off /15 Min / 30 Min / 1 Hour / 1.5 Hour /
	2 Hours

Description

Enable the checkbox to play selected songs at random.

Choose Repeat one or Repeat all to keep looping selected songs.

Choose the equalizer for best music experience.

Choose the time for backlight display.

Choose the contrast level to adjust the brightness.

Personalize your player with your favorite skin.

Display an image of your choice every time you switch on your player.

Enable the checkbox to display album art for the song that you are playing.

Choose sleep timer to turn off your player automatically after 15, 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.

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Contents Philips GoGear audio player Need help? Asia Contents Detailed operation Upgrade your player Your new player AccessoriesGoGear travel charger Optional accessoriesRegister your product Left Side View Right Side view Getting startedOverview of controls and connections ON/OFF Lock Main menuAction Function Vertical touch strip navigationInstall Use the supplied USB cable Connect and chargeBattery level indication Transfer Enjoy Power on and offDemo mode Music transfer Songs that are already on your computer Add songs to Windows Media Player LibraryStart Windows Media Player Rip songs from a CDBuy songs online Synchronize Windows Media contents with your player Select Synchronize device automatically check box Set up automatic synchronizationClick Set up Sync Set up manual synchronization 3 Progress will be displayed just above the Start Sync button Transfer playlists Manage your Windows Media Player PlaylistCreate a Playlist Edit song information via Windows Media Player Manage your songs and playlists in Windows Media PlayerDelete playlists via Windows Explorer Open Windows Explorer Select Philips GoGear Media MusicStart Windows Media Player Go to Tools Options Player Enable photo supportPhoto transfer Choose Add Folder Add photos to Windows Media Player LibraryTransfer photos to your player Page Select Monitor Folders option Select Tools OptionsControls Music modeDetailed operation Find your music Album art One or Repeat All Play modeUse the Sampler Playlist on the go Sound settingsPress Menu key and select Add to Playlist on the go Add songs to playlist on the goPlay back playlist on the go Select Add to Playlist on the goSelect Save ‘playlist on the go’ Save Playlist on the goClear playlist on the go Select the song from Music Playlists Playlist on the go Most playedRemove songs from Playlist on the go Select Delete playlist Other playlistsDelete playlist from your player Now playing Rate your songsTransfer photos from your computer to your player PhotosGo to Media Pictures Transfer photos from your player to your computerFind photos on your player Go to Start Programs Philips Philips Photo Fixer Personal ImagePhilips Photo Fixer SlideshowSlideshow music Customize slideshow settingsSettings Settings Options Settings Options More options Description Use your player to store and carry data files Manually verify whether your firmware is up to date Upgrade your playerSelect your device Click Update My player is not recognized by Windows TroubleshootingMy player cannot power on My player skips songsThere is no music on my player after transfer Repair process will startThere are no photos on my player after transfer My GoGear player hangs Cannot see album art on my GoGear playerPage To avoid damage or malfunction Important safety informationGeneral maintenance About operating and storage temperaturesImportant for models supplied with headphones Hearing SafetyListen at a moderate volume To establish a safe volume levelCopyright information Data logging DeviceModifications Disposal of your old productPhilips Audio Playback Technical data5V DC Storage MediaGlossary Digital media file format for storing sound Browsing long list of contentThumbnail Title