Philips SA9100/SA9200 user manual Use your player to store and carry data files

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Settings	Options	More options	Description
			Uncheck this option to
Demo mode	Demo mode	Srart / Cancel	Uncheck this option to
			disable demo mode.
	Start demo		Press 2 to start demo
			mode. You can simply
			touch any key on the
			front of the player to exit
			this mode.
Factory settings	Restore factory	Restore / Cancel	Choose Restore to clear
	settings		your player’s current
			settings and restore to
			default factory settings.

Use your player to store and carry data files

You can use your player to store and carry data files by copying data files into the Data folder of your player via Windows Explorer.

Data files stored in the Data folder cannot be read directly from your player. These data files can only be read in your computer after you transfer them from your player to your computer.

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Contents Philips GoGear audio player Need help? Asia Contents Detailed operation Upgrade your player Your new player AccessoriesRegister your product Optional accessoriesGoGear travel charger Overview of controls and connections Getting startedLeft Side View Right Side view 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 Click Set up Sync Set up automatic synchronizationSelect Synchronize device automatically check box Set up manual synchronization 3 Progress will be displayed just above the Start Sync button Create a Playlist Manage your Windows Media Player PlaylistTransfer playlists Delete playlists via Windows Explorer Manage your songs and playlists in Windows Media PlayerOpen Windows Explorer Select Philips GoGear Media Music Edit song information via Windows Media PlayerPhoto transfer Enable photo supportStart Windows Media Player Go to Tools Options Player Transfer photos to your player Add photos to Windows Media Player LibraryChoose Add Folder Page Select Monitor Folders option Select Tools OptionsDetailed operation Music modeControls Find your music Album art One or Repeat All Play modeUse the Sampler Playlist on the go Sound settingsPlay back playlist on the go Add songs to playlist on the goSelect Add to Playlist on the go Press Menu key and select Add to Playlist on the goClear playlist on the go Save Playlist on the goSelect Save ‘playlist on the go’ Remove songs from Playlist on the go Most playedSelect the song from Music Playlists Playlist on the go Delete playlist from your player Other playlistsSelect Delete playlist Now playing Rate your songsTransfer photos from your computer to your player PhotosFind photos on your player Transfer photos from your player to your computerGo to Media Pictures Philips Photo Fixer Personal ImageSlideshow Go to Start Programs Philips Philips Photo FixerSlideshow 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 cannot power on TroubleshootingMy player skips songs My player is not recognized by WindowsThere 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 General maintenance Important safety informationAbout operating and storage temperatures To avoid damage or malfunctionListen at a moderate volume Hearing SafetyTo establish a safe volume level Important for models supplied with headphonesCopyright information Data logging DeviceModifications Disposal of your old productPhilips Audio Playback Technical data5V DC Storage MediaGlossary Thumbnail Browsing long list of contentTitle Digital media file format for storing sound