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Navigating the Player Screens
In addition to their standard
There are three modes: Music, FM, and Menu. While in Music mode, press and hold down access your music files and folders. Press and release Navigation access the player settings. These buttons work as described below when navigating the player, not while playing music or the radio.
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Navigation | Press to enter and exit menus and folders, and to select items. |
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PLAY | Select an |
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FF | Press to move down a list of files/folders. |
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REW | Press to move up a list of files/folders. |
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+/- | Search up and down lists. |
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Connecting the MP3 Player
You need to connect the player to your computer to download music. Connect the MP3 player to your computer using the included USB cable. The player is recognized on your computer as a “Removable Disk.” If you have an external memory card inserted, it will be recognized as a second Removable Disk.
If the player is powered off, it will automatically turn on when you connect it to your computer.
Loading Music
Your player appears as an external device (“Removable Disk”) when connected to your computer. To load music, select the folder on your computer that contains your music, then copy and paste, or drag and drop the music files onto the player. To buy music, see “Purchasing Music from
Playing Music
To get to your music folders, press and hold down Navigation button. Press +/- to view other folders. Press FF to move within a folder, and REW to move out of the folder. Press
Press the PLAY/PAUSE button to play your music. While playing a song, press PLAY/PAUSE to pause the song.
For random play of your music, select Play from the player Menu. Select Random from the Menu, and then select On.
To continuously play your music, select Play from the player Menu. Select Repeat Mode from the Menu, and then select either Once to play the music files one time, or Continue to continuously play the music files.
See “Navigating the Player Screens” on page 6 for more information.
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