SmartDisk MP3 manual Advanced Setup

To view a compatible AVI or MOV video file, highlight the file using the File Explorer and press ENTER. You can skip forward and back while playing the video using the Right and Left keys.

Advanced Setup

Setup Mode (Mode, Down) allows you to configure the behavior of your FlashTrax. It is separated into 8 separate sections; for help navigating to different sections of setup, consult the tutorial.

System Setup

The System section of setup allows you to select the character set of the FlashTrax interface, monitor battery life, or set the date.

Language

Select Language to change the language character set support for file names. Note that this change will not affect the display of any menu text or prompts. It only loads proper character sets for displaying file names in various languages.

Software Updates

The System Program Update allows you to upgrade your FlashTrax with downloadable updates. Visit the SmartDisk support web site (see Getting Help later in this manual) and follow the links for FlashTrax support to check for new updates and obtain full instructions for downloading and installing updates.

Power Setup

The Power section allows you to configure the delays before your FlashTrax enacts power-saving measures. The default settings are designed for the best balance of usability and power-efficiency; if you wish to change these settings, you can do so on this screen.

Timer Setup

The Timer function allows you to set your FlashTrax to shut down automatically after a set period of time. This is different from the automatic power off time set in the Power section. When the Timer is activated, your FlashTrax will be shut down, even if you are using it. It can be handy as a “sleep timer” while listening to music.

LCD/TV Setup

The LCD/TV pane allows you to alter the settings of your FlashTrax screen to your preference. You can also set whether the video output is in the NTSC or PAL format. See Viewing Images on a TV earlier in this manual for more information on TV output.

Photo Setup

If you typically work with large or irregular photos, you may wish to alter the default zooming or scrolling increments. The Zoom Step setting configures the amount by which images are enlarged or shrunk when you zoom in or out; a smaller setting means that the Zoom+ and Zoom- buttons have less effect on the image. The Pan & Scroll Pitch setting configures the amount that images are shifted when you pan; a smaller setting means that images are shifted a shorter distance.

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