Insignia
To charge the battery:
1Turn on your computer.
2Connect the supplied mini USB 2.0 cable to the mini USB jack on the player and a standard USB jack on your computer. When the cable is connected correctly, the player begins recharging its battery using the USB connection, and the message OK to disconnect appears on the player.
As the battery charges, the blue battery icon shows an animation of being filled from right to left, to illustrate that the battery is charging.
After the player is fully charged, the battery icon turns green, indicating a full charge.
Note
Most AC USB chargers will charge the player as long as they output 5 V and can provide at least 500 mA of current.
Connecting headphones
You can use any headphones with a standard 3.5mm stereo audio plug.
Note
To use Bluetooth headphones instead of standard wired headphones, see "Connecting to Bluetooth headphones" on page 27.
To connect headphones:
•Plug headphones or the provided earphones into the earphone/headphone jacks on the player.
Note
To use the FM radio, you must have the provided earphones connected, because they act as the FM antenna. You can use any headphones with unshielded wires. For best reception and especially to receive RDS text, make sure that your headphone cable is not coiled and is extended to maximize its length.
Installing the included software
The instructions in this guide require installation of both the Best Buy Digital Music Store Media Manager Software and the ArcSoft Media Converter.
Note
Attention Apple Users (OS 8.6 and higher):
•Do not install the software.
•Connect your player to your computer.
To install the software:
1Insert the Insignia software CD into your computer's CD drive. The software installation program starts.
If the installation program doesn't start automatically,
2Follow the
Tip
For iTunes Drag and Drop support, File & Folder (MSC) USB mode is automatically enabled when you connect the player. Your Insignia MP3 player will only play iTunes MP3 files that you drag and drop from iTunes. For information on changing USB modes, see "Manually changing the USB mode" on page 30.
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