Page 2 - Safety Information; Sound Pressure Control; CAUTION
EN Safety Information The descriptions and characteristics given in this document are given as a general indication and not as a guarantee. Inorder to provide the highest quality product possible, we reserve the right to make any improvement or modificationwithout prior notice. The English version s...
Page 3 - End User License Agreement; ACKNOWLEDGMENT
EN End User License Agreement IMPORTANT-READ CAREFULLY: ThisEnd User License Agreement("Agreement") is a legal agreementbetween you and Thomson Inc.("Thomson") for the Thomson Lyradevice application/driver softwareprogram and associateddocumentation, if any ("Program"). ACKNO...
Page 4 - LICENSE RESTRICTIONS
EN End User License Agreement LICENSE RESTRICTIONS a) Except for the licenses expresslygranted to you in this Agreement, noother licenses are implied. b) You may not (i) modify, translate,reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble(except to the extent that this restrictionis expressly prohibited by la...
Page 5 - WARRANTY DISCLAIMER
EN End User License Agreement WARRANTY DISCLAIMER THE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED "AS IS"WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THEIMPLIED WARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TOTH...
Page 6 - LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
EN End User License Agreement LIMITATION OF LIABILITY a) TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTEDBY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALLTHOMSON, ITS AFFILIATES, OR ITSDEALERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL,INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT ORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGESWHATSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUTLIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OFPROFIT...
Page 8 - THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE
EN End User License Agreement THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE ANY THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE THAT MAYBE PROVIDED WITH THE PROGRAM ISINCLUDED FOR USE AT YOUR OPTION. IFYOU CHOOSE TO USE SUCH THIRD PARTYSOFTWARE, THEN SUCH USE SHALL BEGOVERNED BY SUCH THIRD PARTY'SLICENSE AGREEMENT, AN ELECTRONICCOPY OF WHICH WILL BE ...
Page 9 - GENERAL TERMS
EN End User License Agreement GENERAL TERMS This Agreement can only be modified bya written agreement signed by you andThomson, and changes from the termsand conditions of this Agreement madein any other manner will be of no effect.If any portion of this Agreement shall beheld invalid, illegal, or u...
Page 10 - Table of Contents
EN 1 Table of Contents Safety InformationEnd User License AgreementTable of Contents . . . . . . . . . . .1Before You Begin . . . . . . . . . . .2 Unpacking your unit . . . . . . . . . . . . .2What’s so special about this mp3 player? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Computer system requiremen...
Page 11 - Before You Begin; Unpacking your unit
EN 2 Before You Begin Unpacking your unit When you unpack your new player, besure you have removed all the accessoriesand documentation. The items belowshould have been packed in the box withyour player.• Digital Audio Player • Music Management CD• Earphones • USB extension cable • Line-in cable • N...
Page 12 - Precautions for the Unit
EN 3 Before You Begin Precautions for the Unit • Do not use the unit immediately aftertransportation from a cold place to awarm place; condensation problemmay result. • Avoid shock to the unit.• Do not store the unit near fire, places with high temperature or in directsunlight. • Do not operate or s...
Page 13 - Caution
EN 4 Before You Begin Important BatteryInformation • Charge the unit for at least 2 hours before first use. • Charge the unit for at least 2 hours after putting away the unit for a long time. • The battery used in this device may present a risk of fire or chemical burn if mistreated. Do not separate...
Page 14 - Connecting to Computer; Charging the Battery
EN 5 Connecting to Computer Charging the Battery The player’s battery can only be chargedthrough the USB port of a computer.1. Slide the USB connector upward as shown below. 2. Insert the USB connector of the player into the USB port on the computertightly (use an optional USB extensioncable if nece...
Page 15 - General Controls
EN 6 General Controls 1. Microphone.2. USB connector.3. Increases volume; moves upward in menu navigation. 4. Decreases volume; moves downward in menu navigation. 5. Skip and search backward a file; goes back a menu level in menu navigation;selects radio frequency and presetstations. 6. Skip and sea...
Page 16 - Quick Start; How Files are Organized?
EN 7 Quick Start How Files are Organized? The files transferred to the player will besorted automatically so that you caneasily find and play them. They aresorted as below:• Music • Audiobooks • Radio Recs • Voice / Line-in Recs • My Selections Note: Radio Recs files are recorded filesfrom the radio...
Page 17 - Skipping Files
EN 8 Quick Start Playing / Pausing • Press to begin playback. • Press once to pause playback, press again to resume playback. During playback, file duration, elapsedplayback time, file information show onthe display. Skipping Files • To skip to the next file, press andrelease . • To go to the previo...
Page 18 - mp3 and WMA Playback; Basic Playback
EN 9 mp3 and WMA Playback Basic Playback Refer to “Quick Start”. Random Playback While the display shows the navigationscreen for file selection, press M to access the player’s menu. (If the display showsthe playback screen, press M twice to access the player’s menu.) Press – to select “Shuffle”. Pr...
Page 19 - Radio
EN 10 Basic Operations Refer to "Quick Start" for basicoperations. Manual and Preset Modes Press repeatedly to select between the two modes while listening to theradio. Manual mode – tuning to stations manually, Preset mode – selecting stations saved in preset memory. Manual Tuning Refer to ...
Page 20 - Radio Recording; Recording Radio
EN 11 Radio Recording Recording Radio Radio programs can be recorded as mp3files. 1. Tune to the station to be recorded.2. Press to start recording. Press to pause recording and again to resume. 3. Press to stop recording. Selecting RecordingDuration 1. While listening to the radio, press M to view ...
Page 21 - Voice Recording
EN 12 Voice Recording Voice Recording Voice can be recorded through themicrophone as wav files. 1. While playback is stopped, press M to access the player’s menu. 2. Press while “Go to” is highlighted. 3. Press – to select “Voice Recording”. 4. Press , “Ready” shows on the display. 5. Press to start...
Page 22 - Deleting Line-in Recordings
EN 13 Line-in Recording Line-in Recording Recording as mp3 files can be madethrough a line-in cable connected to theheadphone jack. 1. While playback is stopped, press M to access the player’s menu. 2. Press while “Go to” is highlighted. 3. Press – to select “Line-in Recording”. 4. Press , “Ready” s...
Page 23 - Setting the Player; DSP
EN Setting the Player DSP DSP feature consists a number of soundeffects. While the display shows the navigationscreen for file selection, press M to access the player’s menu and then press – to select “DSP”. (If the display shows theplayback screen, press M twice to access the player’s menu.) Press ...
Page 24 - More Information; Troubleshooting Tips
EN More Information Troubleshooting Tips The player does not turn on whenthe PLAY button is pressed? • Battery may be empty.• Press the reset button to reset theplayer. Skipping tracks or bad soundquality? • Repeat, random or program function may be activated. • There may be strong magnetic fields (...
Page 25 - Check for Updates
EN More Information My computer does not boot-up ifthe player is connected prior toturning on the PC. In order to improve the performance ofyour portable music player and allow afaster download experience, the storagein your device has been formatted usinga larger sector size. The BIOS in someolder ...
Page 37 - Getting Started
EN Getting Started 3 Inserting the Included CD-ROM into CD-ROM Drive 1. Turn on your computer and place the Music Management CD that comeswith your digital audio player intoyour computer. 2. If the setup screen does not appear, double click My Computer, double clickyour CD-ROM drive icon, and double...
Page 38 - Connecting to the Computer
EN 4 Connecting to the Computer Connecting the Player tothe Computer Connect the Digital Audio Player to yourcomputer. If a USB connection cable isprovided, connect it to the player firstbefore the computer. The larger end ofthe cable should be connected to thecomputer while the smaller end to thepl...
Page 39 - Transferring Music
EN Transferring Music 5 Transferring Files to aDigital Audio Player Depending on the availability of softwareon your Music Management CD specificto your digital audio player, you cantransfer files to your Digital Audio Playervia 1) MusicMatch Jukebox, 2) WindowsMedia Player or 3) Windows Explorer(re...
Page 44 - Disconnecting the Player
Disconnecting Your Playerfrom the Computer For Windows XP, from the System Tray,double click the left mouse button on theicon and select Safely Remove Hardware . Select the drive corresponding to your player and click STOP . The Stop a Hardware device screen appears. Select the device to be stoppeda...
Page 45 - Problem
EN 11 Troubleshooting Tips Problem After connecting the player to computer,"USB connected" does not appear on thedisplay. Cannot access the player via Windows 2000computer. Cannot playback tracks on the player. Checkpoints / Action • Make sure the device is powered on. Someplayers do not aut...
