IRiver SPINN User manual

Chapter 01 Getting Started
Components
Locating the Controls
Installing Applications
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Chapter 02 Basic Operations
Turning the Product on/off
Using the Wheel and Selection Mode
Touch Screen
Using HOLD and RESET
Connecting Products
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Chapter 03 Using the Product
FLASH
REC
PICTURE
VIDEO
MUSIC
RADIO
TEXT
FILE
Bluetooth
Playing Podcast File
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Chapter 04 Setting up the SPINN
Setting up the SPINN38
Chapter 05 Other Information
Using iriver plus 3
Using Windows Media Player 11
Copyrights/Certification/
Trademarks/Limited Liability
Safety Instructions
Troubleshooting
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Contents...

Chapter 01 Getting Started
Components
Locating the Controls
Installing Applications
Installing iriver plus 3
Installing Windows Media Player 11
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Components
EarphonesSPINN
Quick Start Guide & Warranty Card Installation CD (with Instruction Guide) USB Cable
Components are subject to change without notice and may vary from images shown.
04 Getting Started

Locating the Controls
MIC
Press: OK
Press and hold: Smart Key
BACK HOLD
Earphones jackUSB jack
Volume +
Touch Screen AMOLED RESETWheel
Volume -
Power
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Appearance, printed or contoured sections of the product may vary depending on model.

Installing Applications
Installing iriver plus 3 Installing Windows Media Player 11
iriver plus 3 and Windows Media Player 11 are integrated software applications that efficiently manage various multimedia files.
iriver plus 3 and Windows Media Player 11 give you freedom to transfer music, video and picture files from PC to the product.
1. Insert the installation CD into your PC to display the
installation process screen.
2. Click iriver plus 3 and complete the installation process
by following the on-screen instructions.
1. Insert the installation CD into your PC to display the
installation process screen.
2. Click Windows Media Player 11 and complete the
installation process by following the on-screen
instructions.
Minimum requirements for software applications
Windows® 2000/XP
- Intel® Pentium® ll 233 MHz or higher processor speed -64 MB or greater memory -30 MB or greater hard disk space -16-bit enabled speaker and sound card
- Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or later - SVGA or high resolution monitor (1024x768 resolution or greater)
Windows® Vista (Windows® Vista only supports the 32-bit version and does not support the 64-bit version.)
- Intel® Pentium® ll 800MHz or higher processor speed -512 MB or greater memory -20 MB or greater hard disk space -16-bit enabled speaker and sound card
- Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or later - SVGA or high resolution monitor (1024x768 resolution or greater)
For more information on using iriver plus 3, refer to pages 42~44.
For more information on using Windows Media Player 11, refer to pages 45~47.
To connect the product to iriver plus 3, select SET > Advanced > Connection Type and set to MSC and to connect the product to Windows Media Player 11,
select SET > Advanced > Connection Type and set to MTP. (Refer to page 40.)
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Chapter 02 Basic Operations
Connecting Products
Connecting Earphones
Charging the Product
Connecting the SPINN to Your PC
Disconnecting the SPINN from Your PC
Copying files / folders to the product
Deleting files / folders from the product
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Turning the Product on/off
Turning on the Product
Turning off the Product
Using the Wheel and Selection Mode
Using the Wheel
Selection Mode
Touch Screen
Using Touch Screen
Using HOLD and RESET
Using HOLD
Using RESET
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Turning the Product on/off
Turning on the Product Turning off the Product
1. Press the [ ]button on the product to turn it on.
This product has an automatic power saving function to save battery power. Based on the settings in power save mode, the product will be automatically turned off after a
pre-determined period without operation. For more information on setting this mode, refer to SET > Advanced > Auto Power off. (Refer to page 40.)
Based on this setting, the way to turn off the product and battery consumption rate will be changed. For more information on setting this mode, refer to SET > Advanced >
Power Off Type. (Refer to page 40.)
Sleep
- When turning on the product, the last used function will be displayed.
- The battery will be consumed slightly in this mode.
Power Off
- When turning on the product, the main screen will be displayed. The device requires a moment read all stored files.
- The battery will not be consumed when powered off.
1. Press and hold the [ ] button on the product again
to turn it off.
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Using the Wheel and Selection Mode
Selection Mode
1. Turn on the power to display the main mode screen.
While operating any mode, press and hold the [ ] button to
display the main mode screen.
2. Spin the wheel to select the mode and press the [OK]
button to enter it.
3. While operating any mode or displaying any menu,
press the [ ] button to return to the previous screen.
Using the Wheel
1. In the main mode screen or any list, spin the wheel to
select the mode or menu.
You can also select the mode via the touch screen.
Set SET > Display > Display Orientation to Portrait to use the wheel as same
direction as the displayed screen.
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Moves right
Moves down
Moves left
Moves up
Press: Moves to the selected mode.
Plays the selected sub-menu.
Press and hold: Performs the allocated function.
(For function allocation, refer to Smart Key on page 40.)

Touch Screen
Using Touch Screen
Do not press screen with a sharp tip or excessive power to avoid damage.
1. The SPINN has touch screen system which operates with user's direct touch. Touch one of the icons displayed on
the screen to operate.
Touch
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Using HOLD and RESET
Using HOLD Using RESET
Performing RESET does not delete the date / time settings and data in the
integrated memory.
If you reset the product, the SPINN will turn off and on automatically. If it does not
turn on automatically, press the [ ] button on the product to turn it on manually.
In SET > Sound > SPINN Volume, you can set whether you can control volume
using the wheel while the HOLD function is enabled. (Refer to page 38.)
1. Slide the HOLD switch to the direction of arrow to
lock the product.
1. If the product stops and does not respond to any
operation, press the RESET pinhole at the bottom of
the product.
2. Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite direction of
arrow to unlock the product.
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Connecting Products
Connecting Earphones Charging the Product
Do not use any USB cable other than the one included with the product.
This may cause a malfunction.
Check if the product is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. Some low-power
USB ports built into certain peripheral devices, such as some types of keyboards
and USB hubs without integrated power may not provide enough power to charge.
While the PC is switched to standby mode, the product may not be charged.
Charge the product only at room temperature.
The product may not be charged in extremely hot or cold place.
The battery will be fully charged within about 2.5 hours.
(Based on fully discharged, power OFF)
The available usage time of charged battery becomes short over time.
The charging time might be extended if you use the product while charging.
1. Connect earphones to the Earphone jack. 1. Turn on your PC and connect the SPINN to it using
the USB cable provided.
2. The integrated battery will charge automatically.
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Disconnecting the SPINN from Your PC
1. Click the icon on the taskbar to disconnect the product
using the Safely Remove Hardware menu.
2. Click the Stop button to confirm disconnection.
The icon on the taskbar may be hidden in some operating systems.
Click Show hidden icons to display the hidden icon.
The Safely Remove Hardware function may not be available while using some
applications such as Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player. Close all
applications first before performing the Safely Remove Hardware.
If the Safely Remove Hardware is not performed properly, try again after a few
minutes. If the product is removed without observing the above process,
data in the product might be damaged.
Connecting Products
Connecting the SPINN to Your PC
It is recommended to stop all operations before connect the product to your
PC for optimum performance.
Check if the product is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. Some low-
power USB ports built into certain peripheral devices, such as some types of
keyboards and USB hubs without integrated power may not provide enough
power to charge.
1. Press the [ ] button on the product to turn it on.
2. Turn on your PC and connect the SPINN to it using
the USB cable provided.
3. The Select Connection Type message appears on
the screen.
- Power & Data: The charging process starts and you can transfer data.
- Power & Play: The charging process starts and you can use the product.
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Connecting Products
Copying files / folders to the product Deleting files / folders from the product
Always properly connect the product and PC.
When you transfer data, never disconnect it or turn off the power to protect your data from damage.
Transfer speed may vary depending on your computer and/or OS environments.
It is recommended to save media files using iriver plus 3 or Windows Media Player 11.
1. Select the desired files / folders in your PC and drag
& drop to the drive which appears as the product.
1. After selecting the desired file / folder, right-click with
your mouse and select Delete.
2. Click Yes in the Confirm File Delete / Confirm Folder
Delete popup window to delete the file / folder.
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Chapter 03 Using the Product
FLASH
Selecting Flash Game
Playing Flash Game
REC
Recording
Screen Display While Recording
Listening to Recorded File
Deleting Recorded File
Additional Features
PICTURE
Selecting Picture
Viewing Picture
Screen Display While
viewing a picture
Additional Features
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VIDEO
Selecting Video
Playing Video
Screen Display While
Playing Video
Additional Features
MUSIC
Selecting Music
Playing Music Files
Screen Display While
Playing Music
Additional Features
RADIO
Turning on FM Radio
Listening to FM Radio
Screen Display While
Listening to FM Radio
Additional Features
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TEXT
Selecting Text
Viewing Text
Additional Features
FILE
Browsing Device
Deleting File
Bluetooth
Connecting Bluetooth Device
Disconnecting Bluetooth Device
Playing Podcast File
What is Podcast?
Transferring Podcast
file to the product
Playing Podcast File
Recovering Podcast
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FLASH
Selecting Flash Game
1. In the main mode, select FLASH to display the game
list.
2. In the game list, spin the wheel to select the content
and press the [OK] button to run it.
Playing Flash Game
Use the wheel, volume button, or touch screen
depending on the game.
While playing a game, press the [ ] button to finish it.
You can play various flash contents and games.
You can also select content in the game list by via the touch screen
Supported file formats: SWF
(FlashLite 2.1. Frame rate: Less than 20 frames/sec.
Audio: ADPCM MP3 128Kbps, less than 44/1 Khz)
If you start a flash game while listening to music, the music will stop and the
flash game will be played.
Moves right.
Confirms selection.
Moves up.
Moves down.
Exits Flash Game.
Moves left.
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REC
Recording Screen Display While Recording
1. In the main mode, select REC to display the recording
standby screen.
2. Press the [OK] button or touch [ ] on the screen to
start recording. To stop it, press OK or [ ] again.
You cannot control the volume while recording.
If the remaining memory space or power is insufficient, recording will be
automatically stopped.
The recorded file will be saved in the Recorded File List as following format.
VOICEYYMMDD_XXX.MP3 (YY: Year, MM: Month, DD: Day, XXX: Sequential number)
The file size per one minute varies by the recording quality.
Low: Approximately 240 KB / Middle: Approximately 480 KB /
High: Approximately 960 KB
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Additional Features: Displays additional features.
Current status: Displays current status.
Record elapsed time: Displays the elapsed time of recording.
Available remaining time: Displays the remaining recording time.
Recorded File List: Displays the Recorded File List.
Back: Moves to the previous screen or higher up in
the file tree.
Start / stop recording: Starts / stops recording.
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REC
Listening to Recorded File
1. In the recording standby screen, touch [ ] on the
screen to display the Recorded File List.
2. Spin the wheel to select a file and press the [OK]
button to play it.
Deleting Recorded File
1. In the recording standby screen, touch [ ] on the
screen to display the Recorded File List.
2. Select a file and drag & drop it to [ ] on the screen
to delete.
You can also select and play a file in the Recorded File List via the touch screen.
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REC
Additional Features
1. In the recording standby screen, touch [OPT] on the
screen to display additional features.
2. Spin the wheel to select the additional feature and
press the [OK] button to display the sub items.
3. Spin the wheel to confirm the feature and press the
[OK] button to save / run it.
4. Press the [ ] button or touch [ ] on the screen to
hide the additional feature.
Voice Recording Quality: Sets the quality of recorded
voice.
Voice Detector: Records voice only when sound can
be detected.
You can also select an additional feature in the additional features list via the
touch screen.
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