MobiBlu DAH-1900 Bedienungsanleitung

http://www.mobiblu.comP/N : SAF190M0B2DAH-1900User’s ManualPlease read this user’s manual carefully before getting started. Recharge the built-in batt

18Getting StartedPower17Getting StartedPowerBattery indicator for remaining capacity When initially turning on the device, the battery status may vary

20Getting StartedConnecting to a PC 19Getting StartedRecharge1.Connect the device into a PCusing the USB cable suppliedin the package.3.Press

22Getting StartedDisconnecting from the PC21Getting StartedDisconnecting from the PC1.Double click on the green arrow on the right-bottom of the initi

Power on-offModesNavigation (Folder search in a file playing) Menus Hold/ Clock2526272829Basic Functions23Getting StartedResettingIf the player malfun

26Basic FunctionsModes25Basic FunctionsPower on/offPower ONPower OFFPress and hold to turn the power on.The device is not activated when

28Basic FunctionsBasic Menu Operation 27Basic FunctionsNavigation (Folder search in playing)Example) when trying to play “bye bye”; Pressto move to th

29Basic FunctionsHold/ Clock 1.Place the button on the side ofthe device to the arrow directionto hold all key functions 2.No key will function while

32MusicFile Selection 31MusicListening to MusicPlaying Music/ StopIn Stop or Pause modePressto play the file In Play mode Pressto pause the file Volum

34MusicPlay Mode Setting33MusicEQ/ Section repeatPress to change the EQ settings from Normal Rock JazzClassic Pop Live Dance through to SRS. In Playst

36383941PlaylistDelete-FileBookmarkLyricsConvenient Functions36Convenientfunctions Playlist Writing Playlistto move to“Bye Bye.mp3”Example) when addin

Safety Precautions/ Special Features/ Specifications/ Accessories/ Location of Controls/Buttons/ LCD/ Power/ Recharge/ Connecting(Disconnecting) to (f

38Convenientfunctions Deleting files 37Convenientfunctions Playlist 2Following the file selection; PressOnly the files added in the Playlist can be pl

39Convenientfunctions Bookmark40Convenientfunctions BookmarkSetting BookmarkPlaying bookmarked file Press andhold Pressand hold to play.PressBookmarki

VoiceLine - in4344Recording41Convenientfunctions View Lyrics The “Lyric” option is only available with the device when it ismarked by the “Lyric Manag

44RecordingLine - in43RecordingVoicePressand hold to move to“Voice”Pressto get ready for“Voice”to startrecordingPress in the ready status

45RecordingLine - inPressand hold to move to“Line-in” Pressto get ready for“Line-in” to startrecordingPress in voice recording “ready” mode t

48FM Radio Region47FM Radio Listening to FM Radioto move to “FM Radio”modeto enter the mode andreceive the radiosignals. Press in receivi

49FM Radio Frequency search/save 50FM Radio Frequency search/save In FM scan mode; Pushto increase or decrease by 0.05MHzPushand hold to continually i

52FM Radio Preset Delet51FM Radio Preset Mode In FM scan mode; PressYou can scan the saved frequency by entering the Preset mode. Preset Mode SearchI

54FM Radio Recording FM Radio53FM Radio Preset DeletExample) when deleting the frequency “99.30MHz” stored in CH03;When deleting a channel Move to“Eac

56FM Radio Rec. RecordingYou can set ‘Rec. Recording’ for any FM Radio program youdesire by setting the date and time. ON/OFFto move to“on/off”Pressto

Safety PrecautionsSpecial FeaturesSpecificationsAccessoriesLocation of ControlsButtonsLCDPowerRechargeConnecting to a PCDisconnecting from the PCReset

57FM Radio Rec. RecordingSettingOnce the setting is made, the recording will start even when thedevice is turned off by automatically turning the powe

60MenusMenu List59MenusMenu ListMain menu Sub menu Set menuThere are all 9 main menus inthe deviceThere are sub menus underneath each main menu.

62MenusMenu Buttons61MenusMenu Buttons1.Entering ‘Menu’Press and hold 2.Searching menus push3.Entering the sub-menus (setting menus)push4.Changing and

64Menus63MenusSettingResume Select “Setting” from the main menu.This function fully recovers all previous settings used for the lastsong’s volume, EQ,

66MenusSetting65MenusSettingFade inThis function slowly increases the intro volume of music up to the setvolume level . On: The volume of the file is

67MenusRecordingSelect “Recording” from the main menuVoiceBit rates for the recording can be selected among 64, 96, 128 and192kbps. Line InBit rates f

70MenusPlayPlay Folder You can select the playing range for files. Select “Play” from the main menu. Play ModeYou can select the play mode you desire

72MenusWatch71MenusTimerSelect “Timer” from the main menu. Auto Power OffThis function turns off the device power automatically when there isno butto

74MenusSRS73MenusEQSelect “EQ” from the main menu. You can edit the EQ setting according to your own taste among thefollowing options; Normal, Rock,

75MenusSRS/ AboutProgram CD installationFile Download-UploadFormat778083ProgramsAboutSelect “About” from the main menu. It displays device information

05Getting StartedSafety Precautions 06Getting StartedSafety Precautions Don’t disassemble ormodify the device on yourown discretion. Don’t put the Dev

77ProgramsProgram CD installation System RequirementIn case of using Windows 98SE: Please install the program CDsupplied with the device before upload

80ProgramsFile Download/ Upload1.To download files connect the USB cable and click on “Copy” usingthe right mouse button following the selection of fi

81ProgramsFile Download/ Upload2.Click on “Paste” to paste the copied file into the ‘Removable Disk’box using the right mouse button. The PC recognize

84ProgramsFormat2.Click on ‘Start’ button when a format box pops up. 3.Format has been completed!Check if file system is set for FAT32Be very careful

It may not be a problem!FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENTWarranty Card87Support

88SupportIt may not be a problem!87SupportIt may not be a problem!Check battery capacity. Recharge the batterywith a USB cable.Check if the device is

FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENTNoteThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class Bdigital device, pursuant to Part 15 o

08Getting StartedSpecial Features07Getting StartedSpecial Features1.It lasts a month! You can use the device for up to 150 hours by only one battery r

10Getting StartedAccessories09Getting StartedSpecificationsFunctionsFM TunerAudioSupporting FilesUSBFM FrequencyRangeHeadset OutputS/N RatioAntennaFre

12Getting StartedLocation of Controls 11Getting StartedLocation of Controls Front SideTopLCDMenu search/ Navigation/File-track search or move/VolumeBa

14Getting StartedButtons13Getting StartedButtonsPower ON/OFFPlay/ PauseView lyrics in ‘music playing’Mode ChangeView the time in ‘pause or stop’EQ/SRS

16Getting StartedDisplay 15Getting StartedDisplayMusic Mode You can enjoy music files in this mode.A: ‘Playing’ file format (Play/ Pause/ Stop)B