Recharging Method

Charge and discharge function is available while the player has rechargeable batteries installed and is connected to AC power adapter.

The charging and discharging menu on the LCD is displayed when you press and hold the stop ( ) button during playback.

While in Charge or Discharge Mode, a long press of stop () button turns the POWER OFF.

While in Charge or Discharge Mode, a long press of button starts the playback after stop charging.

Install Rechargeable batteries. And press button after connecting to Adapter.

During CD playing or Tuner playing, a long pressing of STOP () button shifts to charge or discharge mode.

Select to Charge or Discharge Mode

Use the , button to move to charge mode and click the STOP () button to select charge mode. The selected mode (CHARGE or DISCHARGE & CHARGE or CANCEL) automatically begin charging after 1 minute passes without menu selection (when plugged into AC adapter).

: The player is charged without Discharge

: The player is turned off without charging.

: The player is charged after full discharge

CHARGING screen is as follow

Automatically power off when charge or discharge is done. Charging time

-1450mA rechargeable batteries : Approx. 6 hours

(At full discharge)

DISCHARGING screen is as follow

The player is automatically changed to Charge Mode when discharge is done and will automatically power off when charge is done.

Discharging time

-1450mA rechargeable batteries : Approx. 5 hours

(At full charge)

Rechargeable batteries included in the player are stick type rechargeable batteris (1450mAh x 2).

CAUTION!

Charge or discharge with Ni-MH (Nickel Metal Hydride Battery) batteries only.

Do not charge or discharge with the external battery pack attached to the player.

Do not use batteries with the different capacity.

– it may not be charged properly.

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IRiver iMP-350, SlimX 450 user manual Recharging Method

iMP-350, SlimX 450 specifications

The iRiver SlimX 450 and iMP-350 are renowned portable digital audio players that emerged as significant players in the early 2000s, defining the landscape of personal music consumption. With their sleek designs and advanced features, these players garnered attention for their practicality and cutting-edge technology.

The iRiver SlimX 450 stands out with its compact and lightweight design, making it incredibly portable for users on the go. One of its key features is support for various audio formats, including MP3 and WMA, providing versatility in music playback. Users appreciate the player’s capacity to store hundreds of songs on its built-in memory, further enhanced by compatibility with external memory cards.

The standout characteristic of the SlimX 450 is its CD-ripping capability. This feature allows users to convert their CDs into MP3 files directly within the device, offering convenience and flexibility for music collection management. Additionally, the player boasts an intuitive interface and customizable equalizer settings, enabling users to tailor their audio experience to their preferences.

On the other hand, the iMP-350 complements the SlimX 450 with its unique features. This model is known for its advanced buffering technology, which minimizes skips and dropouts during playback, an essential feature for an enjoyable listening experience. The iMP-350's robust battery life is a major highlight, allowing for extended use without frequent recharging. This player also housed a distinctive full-color LCD display, providing users with a clear and vibrant interface for navigating their music library.

Both models feature built-in FM tuners, allowing users to enjoy live radio while on the move. The inclusion of a remote control enhances usability, letting users navigate tracks and settings without directly accessing the device.

Overall, the iRiver SlimX 450 and iMP-350 exemplify innovative audio technology, balancing quality and user experience in a portable package. Their advanced features, coupled with versatility in supporting various audio formats, ensure that these players remain memorable in the evolution of portable music devices. For music enthusiasts seeking functionality and convenience, both models represent timeless choices in the realm of digital audio players.