Creative Muvo Muvo2 FM User manual

P/N : 03PF110000000 Rev.A
Quick Start

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A Tour of Your Player
Play/Pause button
Liquid Crystal
Display (LCD)
Menu button
Front view
Earphone
connector
USB
port
Power adapter
connector
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Using the Menu Button
Select
The Menu button (Figure 1) is one of the most important features of your
player. In this document, we will use the term, “Select”, to mean that you
should move the Menu button towards the left or right to browse through
options, and then select the option by pressing the Menu button.
Volume
You can also adjust volume levels with the Menu button.
Move the Menu button upward to increase volume or downward to decrease volume.
Button What It Does Usage Tips
Menu • Displays Menu options on
the LCD.
• For more information on using the Menu
button, see "Using the Menu Button"
above.
Play/Pause • Turns your player on and
off.
• Enables various functions,
depending on the mode you
are in.
• In Music mode, press this button to start
playing tracks, and press again to pause
playback.
• In Microphone mode, press this button to
start or end a recording.
• In FM Radio mode, press this button to
switch between FM Preset and Manual Scan
views.
Figure 1
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Indicator What It Does Usage Tips
Previous • Goes to the previous track. • Move and hold the Menu button towards
to move back within a track.
Next • Goes to the next track. • Move and hold the Menu button towards
to move ahead within a track.
Volume Increase • Increases the volume. • Move and hold the Menu button towards
to increase the volume quickly.
Volume Decrease • Decreases the volume. • Move and hold the Menu button towards
to decrease the volume quickly.
Connector/Port What It Does Usage Tips
Power Adapter
Connector • Connect your power
adapter to this connector.
USB Port • Connect your USB cable to
this port.
Earphone
Connector • Connect your earphones or
wired remote to this
connector.
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Getting Started
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1Setting Up Your Computer
1. Ensure that your player is NOT connected to your computer.
2. Insert the Creative MuVo2 FM CD into your CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive. Your CD
should start automatically. If it does not, follow the steps below:
i. Start Windows Explorer.
ii. On the left pane, click the My Computer icon.
iii. Right-click the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive icon, and then click AutoPlay.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation. Creative
MediaSource™ and Windows 98 SE drivers (only if applicable) will be installed on your
computer.
4. When prompted, restart your computer.
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2Inserting the Battery
Insert the supplied battery into your player as shown below.
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3Charging the Battery
You can charge your battery by connecting your player to a power outlet using the supplied
power adapter, or by connecting your player to your computer’s USB port using the
supplied USB cable.
Using the power adapter
Connect one end of the power adapter to the wall
outlet and the other end to your player’s power
adapter connector, as shown in Figure 2. Charging
your battery for the first time takes about three
hours. When appears on your player's LCD,
your player is fully charged.
You can also charge your player’s battery using the supplied USB cable. For more
information, see “Using the USB Cable” in your User’s Guide. Do not charge your
player’s battery via the USB port until after you have installed the software.
Figure 2
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4Transferring Audio and Data
Audio selections have been preloaded to your player to get you started quickly.
If you wish to listen to music immediately, simply press the Play/Pause button .
If you wish to download additional music tracks to your player, you can either download
music tracks from Internet music sites (see "Downloading from the Internet" on page 3-8 of
your User’s Guide) or rip them from your audio CDs to create digital files on your
computer. For more information, see "Ripping Audios CDs" on page 3-9 of your User’s
Guide.
Data files can also be transferred to and stored in your player, for example, you can transfer
a large data file from one computer to another. Data can be transferred to your player with
the Creative MediaSource application.
To transfer audio and data with Creative MediaSource
1. Connect your player to your computer’s USB port using the supplied USB cable.
2. Launch Creative MediaSource on your computer.
3. On the left pane, locate and select the files you want to transfer to your player. Using
the standard drag-and-drop method, transfer the files to your player.
For information about transferring DRM-protected WMA files, see "Usage" on page
B-2 of your User’s Guide.
4. After the transfer is complete, make sure you stop your player properly before
disconnecting it from your computer. For more details, see "Step 5: Stopping Your
Player Properly" on page 7.
Do not disconnect your player while file transfer is in progress.
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