Copying Files to yepp PC, T e | Samsung YP-700 instruction

Copying Files to yepp (PC)

Before copying files, turn on the power of yepp and connect yepp to PC.

1	Run yepp Audio Manager.	2
1	● Double- click yepp Audio	2
	Manager icon on your desktop.

Click on the [File]➝ [Search Hard

Disks for Tracks] / [Add Tracks...]

and save the music files that you want on the database.

3	Select [copy to devices]	➝	4
	[Select Tracks From Database] /

[Select Playlists From Database].

●Check the music file to send and click on the [OK]button.

●If the YP-700 memory capacity is insufficient, a warning message will pop up.

Click on [Copy To Portable]

●The file is transferred.

Do you want to save more songs?

You can use the 2X MP3 function to compress MP3 files.

[refer to “Using Additional Functions through yepp Explorer” (P.63)]

N o t e :

Total memory size depends on physical characteristics of flash memory. A 64Kbps WMA file uses about 512KB per minute.

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NN oo tt ee ::	An 128Kbps MP3 file uses about 1MB of memory per minute.
	Directories are divided according to file extensions(.mp3,.VOC...).
	Open the directory to check the saved file.
	Do not insert or take out the SmartMedia card while a file is being transferred.
	You can’t download files to yepp in FM mode.

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Samsung YP-700 manual Copying Files to yepp PC, T e, Click on the File Search Hard Disks for Tracks / Add Tracks

Contents

YPYP--700700 WW aa rr nn iinn gg Using the ChargerSafety symbols information Contents Refer to P.15 UpgradeableRefer to P.66 Option, refer to P.22 Refer to P.36 ComponentsHigh Speed USB Blue-color backlight Location of Controls yepp Rear Models with FM Remote Controller ConnectionRemote Controller Model without FM Using the Rechargeable Battery Inserting the Battery Using the SmartMedia CardUsing a Disposal Battery NN oo ttee Hold Function To Record Voice Changing ModesRecording Voice T e Searching for Specific Parts in Play ModeSearching for Music/Voice Files in Play Mode FM Frequency To Save a Radio StationFM Listening FunctionAll models except YP-700HBB Loop Function Setting up MenuLoop Repeating Use Tton to select Track Repeating Function On the yepp Player On the Remote ControllerRepeating Tracks Use Equalizer Setting up EQEQ Function EQ, use Listening to Files Selected in Play List Managing FilesEditing Play List Deleting Formatting Information Setting FunctionCustomizing Options Display Logo Function BacklightScroll speed Contrast Additional Features Connecting yepp to PCInstalling software Yepp Audio Manager Yepp Audio Manager Install NN oo ttee Connecting yepp to PC with USB cableInsert the battery into yepp and turn on the yepp Refer to next Drive Install from a list orConnect yepp to PC Next Insert installation CD Select drive Click Next button in the series of windows that appear Starts Connecting yepp to MacInstallation CD Mac 9~10 CD Ripping Settings Setting Option Function PCConnecting yepp to Mac with USB cable Device Setting Click on the File Search Hard Disks for Tracks / Add Tracks Copying Files to yepp PCT e Select Playlists From Database Copying Files to yepp Mac Removing the USB cable Manager Deleting Files PCDeleting Files Mac On keyboard Click Formatting PCFormatting Mac SmartMedia Card on Double click the yepp Audio Uploading Files PC Uploading Files MacBefore uploading files, execute iTunes To PC Start Reading FileRun yepp Audio Button Will be displayed Window shown below appears Installing yepp ExplorerInsert the Installation CD into CD-ROM drive Click Next in the series Windows that appear Copying Files to yepp PC Bar with mouse to Downsizing MP3 PCSize depends on selected value File size. Current Copied to yepp Select files to delete Deleting Files PC Formatting PCRun yepp Explorer Click File Format To save the files Uploading Files PCRearranging Files File Copy to Menu Mode Move upward Power Off Power On, and play PlayMenu Mode Selection Play mode Stop Menu Table Select with Bu tton and move with Precautions Troubleshooting Security SpecificationsWhat is SecuMax? Compliance Safety InformationModifications Declaration of Conformity Warranty Warranty Conditions There are no Express Warranties Other Memo