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Sharp GB201 Hold function, default settings/Hold, Changing, Display, Advanced Features, Time

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CONTRAST:

Adjust the display panel contrast.

BACKLIGHT:

OFF: Backlight remains off.

5 - 20: Backlight is illuminated for the set time (5 - 20 sec- onds).

ALWAYS: Backlight remains on.

Hold function

The operation can be kept even if other buttons are acci- dentally pressed in a place such as a crowded train. Use either the unit or remote control to activate the hold function.

Move the HOLD switch to the safety position (direction indicated by the arrow).

Advanced Features

default settings/Hold

SCROLL SPEED:

Set the speed to scroll data names which are too long to display.

TIME:

During playback, the elapsed time appears by default. Change to "REVERSE" to see the remaining time.

LANGUAGE:

Select a language to display the data name or the audio data information.

Hold

Release

Hold

Orange mark

Release

-Changing

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English*	Romanian
French	Spanish
Germany	Swedish
Hungarian	Chiness_Trad.
Italian	Croatian
Norwegian	Czech
Polish	Danish
Portuguese	Dutch

(*) indicates default setting.

Orange mark

Hold

Release

If the hold function is active whilst the power is turned off, the power cannot be turned on by mistake and the battery will not be drained.

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Sharp GB201 Hold function, default settings/Hold, Changing, Display, Advanced Features, Contrast, Backlight, Time

Contents

HR-GB201 PORTABLE JUKEBOX RECORDEROPERATION MANUAL MODELSERVICE INFORMATION Special NotesNOTES FOR USERS IN THE U.K. AND IRELAND WarningsAbout SHARP Music Manager About digital rights managementAccessories General Information -AccessoriesOnly the above accessories are included The AC adaptor may be different from the one in the drawingContents Power SourceSoftware Installation Advanced FeaturesHR-GB201 Controls and indicators 4. Data Format Indicator12. Battery Charge GeneralInformationRemote control unit 5. Play/Pause/Power OnFront RearPrecautions General Information -PrecautionsStoring the unit CopyrightIf a power failure occurs General notesGeneral Information -General notes Software and operation manualPower Source -Charging the main unit Built-in batteryCharging the main unit About charging timeTurning the power on Source the powerChecking the remaining amount of battery level Battery replacementSoftware Installation System requirementsSystem requirements Hardware and software requirements *1Outline of SHARP Music Manager Outline of SHARP Music ManagerTransferring audio data 2 Transfer the audio data to the unit see pageInstallation Software Outline ofOutline of SHARP Music Manager continued SHARPMusic ManagerInstalling SHARP Music Manager Exit all applications before starting the installationThe Software Installer screen appears 2 Click the Install SMM buttonHR-GB201 Connecting the unit to a PC Connectingthe unit to aTransferringfrom 1 Turn on the unit see pageDisconnecting the unit Disconnectingfrom PC TransferringHow to start Update Music InfoStarting SHARP Music Manager Menu barTransferring from PC -Starting SHARP Music Manager 1. File2. Edit 3. ViewTransferring audio data from PC audio dataFrom PC to the unit 1 Connect the unit to a PC see page 13. 2 Start SHARP Music ManagerSetting the startup folder From the unit to PCDeleting audio data from the unit Transferring from PC -Transferring audio dataEditing playlists Transferring from PC -Editing playlistsCreating a playlist 3 Click Edit Playlist on the Tools menuEditing playlists 4 Click the Open button and select a desired playlist5 Edit the playlist 6 Click the Save buttonFolder settings Transferring from PC -Folder settingsAssigning folders Organising folders5 Click Update Music Info on the Tools menu Editing music informationTransferring from PC -Editing music information 3 Click Edit Music Info on the Tools menuPlaying transferred audio data PC dataTransferring from audioVolume control Customising USER mode2 Use the or button to select SETUP, and press the button 4 Use the or button to select an equaliser modeAdvanced playback To locate the desired portionSelecting audio data by information To locate the beginning of audio dataTransferring from PC -Advanced playback Selecting audio data by namepress the button and press the buttonAdvanced playback continued Repeat play or random play3 Select REPEAT in the same way as step Select CLASS in the same way as stepfrom PC playback Transferring -Advanced6 Select REPEAT or RANDOM in the same way as steps 4 and REPEAT 7 Press the MENU button three times 8 Start playback see pageAdding bookmarks to audio data To listen to the audio data in a playlist oraudio data with bookmarks 2 Use the or button to select Playlist, and press the buttonRecording with the built-in microphone Voice Recording -Recording with the built-in microphoneHold down the REC button for 2 seconds or morePlaying recorded voice data Voice -Playing2 Hold down the MENU button for 2 seconds or more 3 Use the or button to select RECORD and press the buttonVoice Recording -Playing recorded voice data To interrupt playbackTo stop playback For further operations, see Transferring from PCVoice Recording -Advanced playback A - B repeat playSet REPEAT steps 1 - 3, page and press theRecording from a CD player from CDRecording a CD player3 Cancel the settings of synchro recording see page CD musicrecorded -datafromRecording To start recording from the desired pointRecording from Playing recorded music4 Select ENCODE in the same way as step dataFeatures Transferring image data from a digital camerafrom a digital camera Advanced9 Unplug the USB cable when finished AdvancedTransferring image data FeaturesChanging default settings 4 Change the setting item in the same way as step2 Use the or button to select SETUP, and press the button 1 Hold down the MENU button for 2 seconds or moreAdvanced Features Changing default settingsSETTING ITEM POWERDOWNdefault settings/Hold functionHold function ChangingListening to sound using the external equipment to sound usingAdvanced the external equipmentFolder structure ReferencesFolder structure Folders on the unitError messages TroubleshootingError SHARP Music ManagerHR-GB201 Troubleshooting continued TroubleshootingThe battery charge indicator does not light even after charging The battery runs out fasterMaintenance Troubleshooting/MaintenanceCleaning When the unit becomes dirtySpecifications Power sourcePower consumption Output powerBattery life Recording bit rateaudio recording voice recordingTERMS OF GUARANTEE SHARP CORPORATION