GRN Saber User manual

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Introduction to the Saber hand wind player
The Saber player is an MP3/WMA player
with amplifier and speaker. The internal
battery can be recharged by turning the
handle or by plugging in an external
power source such as a solar panel or
power pack. The player is operated from
the keypad.
Power
/Pause
Before turning on the machine first turn the handle clockwise for 30
seconds. Then press and hold this button until the green light flashes.
(It will take 6-20 seconds to power on.) Continue to turn the handle
until the machine starts to play.
To pause during play press this button once. The green light will flash
slowly. To resume play press this button once again..
To turn off the machine press and hold this button until the green light
turns off.
Forward
File
Press once to go on to the next file which may represent an individual
message chapter or song.
Press and hold to go fast forward (cue).
Back
File
Press once to go back to the previous file which may represent an
individual message chapter or song.
Press and hold to rewind (review).
Forward
Folder
Press once to go on to the next folder which may represent a whole
program book or album.
Press and hold to go to the last folder.
Back
Folder
Press once to go back to the previous folder which may represent a
whole program book or album.
Press and hold to go to the first folder.
Volume Press the top button (+) to make the sound louder.
Press the bottom button (-) to make the sound softer.
Internal
Battery
When the built-in battery is nearly flat the red light will start flashing.
To charge the battery
Turn the crank handle in a clockwise direction OR
Optionally connect a 7.2V 500mA AC adapter or solar panel. (The DC
socket is 2.1mm centre pin positive.)
When the unit is charging the red light will be on. When the unit is fully
charged the red light will turn off and you can remove the power supply.
Back Folder
button
Power
/Pause
Forward Folder
button
Back File
button Forward File
button
Volume
Green
Light

Documentation and Software
The Saber's on board memory contains documentation and software on various aspects of
the player's operation. Connect the Saber to a computer using a USB cable to view the
documents and run the utility setup program.
Saber_Introduction.pdf Getting started with the Saber and introduction to the
Saber's inclusions and optional accessories.
Saber_User_Guide.pdf More detailed information about use and care of the
Saber and how to load content onto the player.
Saber_Maintenance_Guide.pdf Technical specifications procedures for disassembly and
reassembly and troubleshooting.
SaberCopySetup.exe Installs the Saber Copy Utility and all documentation onto
your PC. Supports Windows 2000 XP and Vista.
The latest versions can also be downloaded from www.globalrecordings.net/saber
Optional Accessories
Battery Holder Holds 4 “D” cells to power the Saber and recharge the
internal battery.
AC Adapter Includes interchangeable power sockets to suit most
countries. (Available late 2008)
Solar Panel Includes it's own rechargeable battery so the panel can be
charged from sunlight during the day and then recharge the
Saber at night. (Available late 2008)
2GB SD Memory card Doubles the Saber's playing capacity and allows content to
be easily exchanged.
Lock Pack Includes tamper-proof screws to hinder the opening of the
case and special locked firmware to prevent change of
content through the USB port or SD memory card.
Maintenance Pack Contains replacement belts screws side covers and other
replacement parts plus documentation and software.
Copy Pack Contains a USB hub cables and software to facilitate copying
of audio files to up to 7 Sabers at once.
Contact Information
To obtain support or order accessories contact GRN in Australia or your nearest centre:
Global Recordings Network Australia Phone: [phone]
Locked Bag 9019 Castle Hill NSW 1765 Fax: [phone]
AUSTRALIA Email: [email protected]
For a list of other centres see globalrecordings.net/contact