1. Specifications:

 

 

- MP3 (MPEG1 Audio Layer I/II/III & 2.5),

 

File Type

 

Bit rate : 32kbps ~ 320 kbps CBR.

 

- WMA, Bit rate: 32Kbps ~ 320Kbps, CBR

 

 

Audio

 

- Audio CD

 

Equalizer

Jazz / POP /Normal /Classic /Rock /user-definable

 

Signal-to-Noise Ratio

90db

 

ID3

 

With ID3, can support multi-language

 

FM Recording

Voice recording from line-in or internal microphone

 

Voice Recording

Encoding: MP3 , 112K ~ 192kbps

 

 

 

Compact FlashTM Card type I/type II (CF)

 

 

 

Memory Stick® (MS)

Photo

 

 

Secure Digital Card (SD)

Storage

Support Memory

 

MultiMedia Card (MMC)

 

 

IBM ®MicroDrive

 

Card Interfaces

 

Mini-SD (with adapter)

 

 

 

 

 

 

RS-MMC (with adapter)

 

 

 

MS Duo (with adapter),

 

 

MS Pro Duo (with adapter).

FM

Frequency Range

 

87.5 ~ 108KHZ

Tuner

 

 

 

 

 

Hard Disk Size

2.5” 9mm unlimited capacity

 

Display

 

dot matrix LCD with LED backlight

 

Interface

 

USB 2.0 (compatible USB 1.1)

General

AC Adaptor

 

5V/2.5A DC IN

 

Li-ion 3.7V 1800 mAh battery

 

 

 

 

Model : FUJIFILM NP-120 ( optional )

 

Battery

Up to 11 hours non-stop music playback

 

Li-ion 3.7V 1100 mAh battery

 

 

 

 

Model : FUJIFILM NP-60 (standard )

 

 

Up to 7 hours non-stop music playback

 

Dimensions (Lx W x H)

 

120 x 80 x 28 mm

 

Weight

VP3320 : 274gr ( Included 2.5” HDD & battery pack )

 

 

!

Windows98/98SE with driver

 

 

!

Windows XP/ Win 2000 SP3 above without driver

 

System OS

! Linux Kernel version 2.4 or above without driver

 

 

!

Mac OS 10.01 above without driver

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A_B

Allows you set a starting point and then press the “AB” button

 

again to set the end point. The song will be played cyclically

 

!This function will effect under Music Playback Mode.

DISK

Allows you to select desired source or target disk drive.

SELECT

DC In

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MENU

 

 

USB port

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Power Switch Lock

Power On/ Off

MicroDrive

CF card slot

Memory Stick® (MS)

 

 

RESET

 

 

Secure Digital Card

(SD)

LINE IN

LINE OUT

MultiMedia Card (MMC)

IBM ®MicroDrive

 

Earphone Jack

Mini-SD (with adapter)

RS-MMC (with adapter)

MS Duo (with adapter),

MS Pro Duo (with adapter).

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!Partition the HDD ( refer to 3-4 Format Hard Disk under Win 2K/ Win XP)

!Don’t formatted the 32G above Hard Disk under Windows 2000 or

Windows XP

Note: Win 2K/ Win XP can not support Format Disk for 30G above Hard Drive.

2)Please don't use force when connecting the flat cable with the unit and Hard Drive .

3)To keep your hard drive in better operating performance , we recommend to periodically run Scan Disk and Disk Defragmenter .

4)Hard Drive must be formatted to the FAT or FAT-32 format, NTFS format is not compatible with this function .

5)Please carefully insert and remove the memory card from each slot .

6)Do not drop, jar , bump , shock the unit , or expose to severe vibration

while data is being transmitted .

7)To reduce the risk of electronic shock , do not remove cover (or back )

8)To reduce the risk of fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to rain ,any liquid or moisture.

9)Keep it plugged into the AC adapter/charge while connected to your computer .

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Starting the recording process

1.Scroll to [Rec] and press [Ok ]button

2.Press [Ok] button again to start the voice recording.

3.Use [ESC] button to end the recording process

Recording time elapsed

Recording time left

Recording time left

Finding your recorded files

1.Scroll to [ Music] and press [Ok ]button

2.Scroll to RECORD folder and press [ OK ] button

3.Use the [! ] or [" ] buttons to finding your recorded files .

All recording files are saved as FMRCXXXX.MP3 .or VORCxxxx.MP3

Deleting your recorded file

1.Scroll to [ Music] and press [Ok ]button

2.Scroll to RECORD folder and press [ OK ] button

3.Use the [! ] or [" ] buttons to high-light desired recorded files.

4.Press [ Copy ] button to open file manager

5.Scroll to [ Delete ] and press [ Ok ] button

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Wolverine 8000 Specifications, Starting the recording process, Finding your recorded files, Deleting your recorded file