MEMORY DELETE FUNCTION (Delete saved channels)

Select the channel to be deleted at preset mode.

Press and hold the memory button.

-The next channel will appear when channel deletion is completed. Push the MEMORY button if you want to delete the next channel also.

FM Tuner reception may vary in different areas.

While in Preset mode, Auto Scan and Auto Memory functions are not available.

When the player does not have any preset channels, EMPTY will be blinking at preset mode.

CONNECTING THE PLAYER TO EXTERNAL AUDIO SOURCE

Connect the stereo cable to the LINE IN jack on the H120 and to the LINE OUT or Headphone jack of an external audio device.

If the external audio device has an Optical output, connect an Optical cable to the Optical Out jack on the external device and to the Optical In jack on the H120.

When recording by using the external microphone, connect the external microphone to the Line-In jack.

RECORDING

Press the REC button to activate recording standby mode.

Press A-B/MODE button or push the REC switch toward SOURCE/TYPE to select the source to record

-To record voice with internal microphone : INT.MIC

-To record voice with the external microphone: EXT.MIC

-To record from an external audio device with an Optical Out: OPTICAL.

-To record from an external audio device with a standard Line Out or Headphone jack: LINE-IN

Push the MENU/NAVI handle toward or ,or push the REC button on the remote control toward SOURCE/TYPE to select FILE TYPE to save.

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IRiver H120 instruction manual Connecting the Player to External Audio Source, Recording

H120 specifications

The iRiver H120 is a portable digital audio player that was released in the early 2000s, and it quickly gained a reputation for its robust features, impressive sound quality, and user-friendly design. It was one of the standout devices of its time, catering to music enthusiasts and audiophiles alike.

One of the most notable features of the iRiver H120 is its support for multiple audio formats. Unlike many competitors that limited users to proprietary formats, the H120 is compatible with MP3, WMA, OGG, and ASF formats. This versatility allows users to enjoy their music collection without the need for extensive conversions or compromises in sound quality.

The device is equipped with a 20GB hard drive, offering ample storage for thousands of songs. This was quite a significant amount during its era, allowing users to carry a large music library in their pockets. The H120 also features a high-quality audio output, ensuring that sound delivery is clear and dynamic, attributes that were highly praised by audiophiles.

The H120 incorporates a bright LCD screen that displays track information, playlists, and navigational menus. The intuitive interface allows users to easily browse their music collection, create playlists, and adjust settings. Additionally, the device includes built-in support for USB 2.0, which enables fast data transfers, making it easy to upload music from a computer.

Another highlight of the iRiver H120 is its exceptional battery life. Users can expect up to 16 hours of continuous playback, making it ideal for long trips or extended listening sessions. The player also supports a built-in equalizer, allowing users to customize their audio experience by adjusting bass, treble, and other sound settings to their preference.

Furthermore, the H120 features line-in recording capabilities, meaning users can record directly from external sources such as a microphone or another audio device, turning it into a compact recording studio. This feature adds an additional layer of versatility to the device, appealing to both musicians and sound lovers.

Overall, the iRiver H120 remains a beloved classic in the realm of portable music players. Its combination of extensive format support, impressive sound quality, user-friendly interface, and robust recording capabilities make it stand out long after its release. For those looking for a reliable digital audio player, the H120 exemplifies what made the early 2000s a golden era for portable music technology.