BUSlink HAN-14XS User manual
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Certicated Of Conformity
1. Company : Universal Buslink Corporation.
434 Cloverleaf Dr., Baldwin Park CA 91706
2. Product Name : Buslink (MP3 digital audio player)
3. Model No : HAN-14XS
4. FCC Rules : Tested to comply with FCC Part 15, Class B
operating environment: for home or office use.
5. FCC Compliance Statement:
This device complies with part 15 of FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
6. CE Rules: Product with the CE Marking comply with both the
EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) the amendments (92/31/EEC) and
(93/68/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European
community. Compliance with these directives implies confor
mity to the following European
Norms:
-EN55022(CISPR22) : 2000 - Radio Frequency Interference
-EN55024 : 1998 - Electromagnetic Immunity
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HAN-14XS(USB)
User
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sManual
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tion.. thank you very much for your
purchasing our products. To satisfy
our customers, we will always do our
best to develop new products and im-
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HAN-14XS(USB)
User
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sManual
Getting Ready
1. Read First
2. Configuration of Product
Chapter 1. How to Use Product
1. Program Installation
2. Connection of PC and Player
3. Execution of Manager Program
4. Automatic retrieval of MP3 files stored in PC
5. Downloading/Uploading
Chapter 2. How to Operate Player
1. Basic Operation of Player
2. Additional Operation of Player
3. Description of LCD display
4. How to Use SMC
Chapter 3. Specification and Feature of Product
1. Specification of Product
2. Features of Product
Chapter 4. FAQ
Chapter 5. Precautions
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Read First
Below is description of basic concept of use of an MP3 player.
It may somewhat difficult for beginners to understand, however,
followingthedescription on this document will guide you convenient
way of use.
An MP3 player is literally a player playing any MP3 files. You can
enjoy music without use of a cassette tape or a CD, since the MP3
player downloads music files into a tiny memory chip in the player
and plays the music files.
Firstofall, you shall have MP3 files on theplayer to enjoy music with
an MP3 player.
MP3filesarenot downloaded from Internet directly to the player. You
shall first download the files to your PC, and then download the files
to the MP3 player.
Don’t you have MP3 files on your PC?
You can download free or charged files from Internet sites, or cre-
ateMP3 files directlyfrommusic files onaudioCD, andthenstorethe
files on your PC.
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Easy understanding Five-step operation of MP3 player
Step 1: Program Installation
Once you make sure that MP3 files are stored in your PC, install the
manager program on PC helping download the files to the player.
Inserting the CD supplied together with the product in the CD-ROM
drive automatically installs the program as well as the USB drive.
You don’t need any separate installation.
Step 2: Connection of PC with player
Prior to execute the installed manager program, you must connect
your PC with the player.
First,loadthebattery into the product, press and hold POWER button
for about two seconds to turn on power, and then connect the
player to PC with the cable.
When connection is successfully complete, the LCD displays “C.”
Step 3: Execution of Manager program
AfterconnectingPCwith the player and the LCD displays “C”, double
click the Manger program item on the desktop. When the Manager
programscreenisdisplayed, download the file by making use of this
program.
Step 4: Downloading
Youcaneasilydownload the files with the functions on the manager
window displayed when executing the manager program. You can
alsoemploythemanagerprogramforuploading,memoryformatting,
file deleting and changing of file sequence.
Step 5: Listening to the downloaded music files
Once you download the MP3 files to the player with the manager
program,disconnect the cable from the player, andlisten music from
an earphone.
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2. Configuration of Product
HAN-14XS(USB) Batteries (AAA x 2)
USB Cable Earphone
Program install CD User’s Manual
Necklace String
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Chapter 1. How to Use
1. Program Installation
First, install the manager program for downloading files from
your PC to the MP3 player.
*Required environment for installation
-Windows 98/Me/2000
-USB-supported PC
-CD-ROM drive
-Free memory greater than 16MB
-Free hard disk space greater than 10 MB
Follow the program installation instruction to install the program:
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1) Windows shown below are displayed when installation is
initiated.
Press “Next”-“Install”-“O.K” button in the order.
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2. Connection of PC with Player
Once you finish installing the manager program, connect your
PC with the player as shown below.
Follow the instruction below for connection:
1) Load the battery in the player.
2) Once installation is complete, the icons are generated as
shown in the window below. Make sure that the desktop
displays Buslink Manager icon.
*If the initial screen of the installation program is not displayed
after inserting the CD-ROM in the drive, select CD-ROM in My
Computer, and double click file “SETUP.EXE” to initiate the
program.
Repeat sections 3) and 4) above for installation of the pro-
gram.
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2) Press POWER button two second at least to the turn power
on. The power is on with “U” on LCD.
3) Make sure the power is on on the LCD display, and connect
the MP3 player with your PC with a cable as shown below:
4) Correct connection displays “C” on the LCD.
Execute the manager program from the desktop.
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3. Execution of Manager program
Once connection between your PC and the player is complete,
execute the Manger program to display the manager screen as
shown below. Download files with this program.
1Program menu
2Explorer menu
3Explorer information
4player/program information
5Memory menu
6Downloading/uploading, track changing and file deleting
7Memory information
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(Manager screen with SMC inserted)
SMC Memory
Player Memory
Free memory capacity
Used memory capacity
Downloaded file number
Total memory capacity
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Manager screen without SMC inserted
This is the screen appearing when SMC is not used with player.
SMC is optional product you can purchase for memory expansion.
Manager screen without PC connection with player
This is the screen appearing when PC and player is not connected
properly. Please refer to the page 18 for help.
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4. Automatic retrieval of MP3 files stored in PC
Execute the manager program and click icon “MP3
Search” to convert the mode into the search mode.
Press Explorer button when you desire to return to the
explorer mode.
Select the drive for retrieval in the search mode and press
button to automatically retrieve and display
MP3 files from the selected drive.
If no MP3 file is retrieved, this indicates there’s no MP3 files in
the selected drive of your PC. Try retrieval from other drives.
Note! Download the files from Internet sites, or convert music
files on CD-ROM into MP3 format, download the files to the
player.
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5. Downloading/uploading
1.Downloading
Follow the instruction of downloading MP3 files by making
use of the manager program:
1) Click files you desire to download on the left explorer
window of the manager program (you may select
multiple files), and then press button.
2) Bring the Windows Explorer window, and click and drag
the desired files and drop onto the window on the
manager program.
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PC Information PLAYER
Information
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2.Uploading
You can upload the files downloaded to your MP3 player to
your PC. Select a file (you may select multiple files) for upload
ing from the right memory window of the manager program
and press button to upload the files to the folder opened
on the left.
3.Additional functions of Manager program
Functions other than downloading/uploading of the Manager
program are as follows:
1) Memory formatting
Formatting memory accelerates the access speed to the
memory.
(1) ClickingtheFormaticon onthe righttopoftheMananager
window displays a window as shown below.
(2) Selecting the memory for formatting starts formatting.
(3) After formatting, press Close button.
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Player Memory SMC
Memory
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2) Change of file sequence
You can change the sequence of the downloaded files.
Select the downloaded files for change of sequence,
and press button.
3) File delete
You can delete any downloaded files.
Select the files to delete from the Memory window, and
press button or Delete button on the keyboard.
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Chapter 2. How to Operate Player
1. Basic operation of player
STOP/POWER
Load the battery in the player and press the button one second or
longer to turn power on. Press the button for two seconds or longer
when you turn power off on stop condition.
Note:Pressing no button formorethan1 minute under stopcondition
automatically turns the power off to prevent power consumption.
PLAY/PAUSE
With power on, pressing the button plays files, temporarily pressing
thebuttonpausesthe play, and pressing and holding the button tops
the play.
Note: Pressing no button for more than 1 minute under pause condi-
tion automatically turns the power off to prevent power consump-
tion.
FF(Fast-Forward)/REW(Fast-Rewind)
These buttons are used for moving to the previous or the next
file. If you press and hold the buttons for an extended time, you
can fast move to the previous or the next portion in a single file.
REPEAT
Pressthebutton to select and listen to a fileor all files repeatedly and
toswitchin 3 stages ; 1 file, allfiles,andsuspensionofrepeat mode.
FF
REW
PLAY/PAUSE
STOP/POWER
REPEAT
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2. How to use additional functions of player
HOLD
Use this function for prevention of malfunction of the player at a
bustled place.
When this button is kept on, other buttons other than the volume
button will not operate.
MODE
There are two EQ modes as below and you can select a mode
with the MODE button.
Normal mode User mode
In Normal Mode, each bass and treble levels are set to 8 and you
can adjust the levels as you want in User mode.
How to set bass and treble level in User mode
1) Press the Mode button for three seconds to flicker the EQ Icon.
There is “bo” on LCD and then bass level currently set. Control
the bass level (0~20, –8db ~ +12db) with the Volume button
and set with the Mode button.
2) There is “tr” and Treble level on LCD after setting bass level.
Control the treble level with Volume button and set with Mode
button.
3) You can enjoy the EQ sound you set by selecting the User
mode with MODE button.
VOLUME UP/DOWN
You can adjust the volume of the sound between 0 and 29 steps.
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3. Description of LCD display
EQ : The EQ icon is displayed while playing with User mode.
No icon is displayed while playing with Normal unequalized
sound. Base or Treble is set while the icon flickers.
SMC: Flickers while playing files in SMC memory.
Track/Volume : The Track icon is displayed while playing.
The Volume icon is displayed by pressing the Volume button.
File Number/Volume Level: Displays file number being
played. The Volume Level icon is displayed while adjusting the
volume level.
Note!
It plays files in internal memory and external SMC memory in
turn. File number on LCD is separately displayed for internal
and external memory.
Battery: Displays available battery life. Replace the battery
when the Battery icon flickers.
Playback Bar: Indicates a file under playing when the bar
runs continuously.
Hold : Displays hold status.
Repeat all files :Indicatesarepeat of all files currentlystoredin
memory.
Repeat 1 file : Indicates a repeat of the currently playing file.
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