dClick the “OK” button.

The “Set up options” window closes. The synchronize folder is now set.

Transferring the “Synchronize” Folder

aConnect the gigabeat to your PC.

bClick the “Photo tab”.

cClick “Synchronize” in the “Tool” menu.

Images in the folders set in the image synchronize folder are transferred (with folders) to the gigabeat.

Transfers can also be performed by clicking the “Synchronize Button” on the transfer panel.

Transferring the “Synchronize” Folder with the Touch of a Button

You can easily transfer images in the synchronize folder using the USB CRADLE.

aUse the USB CRADLE to connect the PC and the gigabeat.

#“Connecting the gigabeat® to Your PC” (>p.29)

bPress s Button on the USB CRADLE.

gigabeat room starts automatically. Images in the folders set in the image synchronize folder are transferred (with folders) to the gigabeat.

/Note

-All image files (JPEG, BMP) within the image synchronize folder are transferred.

-Any file that already exists at the transfer destination will be overwritten by the newer file.

-Deleting the original files in the PC will not delete the files that have been transferred in the gigabeat.

-A drive can’t be set directly in the synchronize folder (example: C:\). A relative

path or network path can’t be set either.

-The gigabeat watcher has to be activated on your PC to transfer by using the s Button.

-The s Button functions even if the USB/LINE selector switch of the USB CRADLE is not set to “USB”.

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MEG-F60, MEGF10K, MEG-F20, MEGF10S, MEGF10 specifications

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