User manual MINOX DMP-1

[. . . ] Digital Music Player DMP1 User Manual www. minox. com Overview Welcome!We are pleased that you have chosen the DMP1 Digital Photo & Audio Player. In order to get you familiar with the player, this user manual will explain each of the functions in detail. Please be sure to read this manual carefully before using this unit. Safety Instructions This electronic unit is of high precision. [. . . ] Press [ +/­ ] to select "Slide Picture" / "Push Box" / "Calculator" and press [ ] to enter the selected game. Press [ MENU ] to enter the game options menu (figure 24, 25). Figure 20 b) Frequency Level, Search Step and Band Setting Frequency Level: Press [ +/­ ] to select "Frequency Level" and press [ ] to enter the "Frequency Level" submenu. Press [ +/­ ] to select a frequency level (Low Level, Mid Level or High Level) and press [ ] to confirm. This setting is trying to optimize the performance of the automatic search in different geographical locations. Search Step: Press [ +/­ ] to select "Step Setting" and press [ ] to enter the "Step Setting" submenu. Press [ +/­ ] to select search step (0. 010MHz, 0. 050MHz or 0. 100MHz) and press [ ] to confirm. Band Setting: Press [ +/­ ] to select "Band Setting" and press [ ] to enter the "Band Setting" submenu. Press [ +/­ ] to select "US Band" or "Japan Band" and press [ ] to confirm. U Figure 24 LA Y c) FM Recording d) Deleting a station Figure 21 Note : the frequency range of the "US Band" is 87. 5~108MHz. The frequency range of the "Japan Band" is 76. 0~108MHz. O a) Slide Picture (figure 26) When in FM radio mode, press [ REC ] to start FM recording. Press [ ] to pause recording and the " " icon stops rotating. Press [ ESC / ] to stop recording and exit and the system will automatically save the recorded file into the "Radio" system directory. Operations: Press [ ] to start the game. Press [ ] or [ +/­ ] to move up, down, left, and right to select the piece you want to move. Then, press [ ] or [ +/­ ] to move the selected piece up, down, left, or right. There's no time limit in the novice level and you are allowed to look at the original picture up to 3 times. There will be a limit on the total number of steps you can move in the normal level and you are allowed to look at the original picture up to 2 times. There will be limits on both the time and the total number of steps for the expert level and you are allowed to look at the original picture only once. Note : The selected piece can and only can be moved to an area where a palm icon is shown. In the station list, press [ +/­ ] to select the station you want to delete, press [ EQ ] button and a "Deleting Station" dialogue will pop up (figure21). If you want to cancel the operation, press [ ESC / ]. T Figure 22 Figure 26 Figure 23 Figure 25 7 b) Push Box (figure 27) 5. E-Books In the main menu, press [ ] or [ +/­ ] to select "E-Book" (figure29). Press [ ] to enter the "E-Book" submenu (figure30) and press [ ] to enter the directory and file list (figure30). Press [ +/­ ] to select the directory or ] to start reading file you want to read and press [ (figure31). There are seven options: Bookmark List, Auto Page On/Off, Auto Flipping Speed, Locate Page, Play Music, Enable FM Radio, and Exit Media (figure 32, 33). Figure 27 Operations: Instruct the worker to push all boxes to the green dot areas. The higher the level is, the more difficult the game will be. O U Figure 28 Figure 31 Figure 32 Figure 33 c) Calculator (figure 28) LA Y d) Online menu when in game mode Operations: Press [ ] to enter the calculator interface. [. . . ] A: There are many different music formats for songs on the Internet and many of them are in WMA format. Some of these WMA format songs are subject to DRM (license) copyright protection, which may cause unauthorized copies of some songs to become unplayable. Some websites offer songs without license protection, and you may copy and play them as you wish - just like songs in mp3 format. However, some websites only offer songs in WMA format with license protection (for example: www. napster. com and www. musicmatch. com). [. . . ]