IRiver B30 User manual

Contents...
Chapter O1 Getting Started Chapter 03 Using the Product Chapter 04 Settings
4 Components 16 MUSIC 36 Setup
5 Names of Parts 18 VIDEO
6 LCD Screen 20 DMB/DAB
7 Installing Application 22 PICTURES
24 FM RADIO Chapter O5 Other Information
Chapter 02 Basic Operations d ind 49 SSR phe |
43 Copyrights/Certification/
9 Tuming the Product ON/OFF & 30 EXTRA | Schedule Trademarks/Limited Liability
Selecting Modes 32 EXTRA | Flash Games 44 Safety Instructions
10 Using HOLD and RESET 33 EXTRA | Browse 47 Troubleshooting
11 Connecting Your Device 34 Play Podcast Files 49 Customer Care

iriver B30

Chapter 01 Getti ng Started
4 Components
5 Names of Parts
6 LCD Screen
7 Installing Application
Installing iriver plus 3

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Quick Start Guide & Warranty Card Installation CD (with Instruction Guide) USB Cable
04 Getting Started

Names of Parts
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Mic./Speaker —_——e——>
LCD ———9
: iriver Up
i HOLD Volume Down "I +e—— Volume Up
Upper Menu/Previous —~——e 2 e—— Sub Menu/Play
$-— Power dé | Î
USB Jack RESET Micro SD Card Slot Earphone Jack
05 Getting Started

L CD Screen
MUSIC Mode
Current Time Batlery
| LOCK Mode
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Ta Elename
[e — Play Mode
fe —— Progress Bar
| EQ Rating |
Play Time Total Play Time
06 Getting Started
FM RADIO Mode
Current Frequency
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ane — Channel No.
Frequency Band
Elapsed Recording Time
RECORDING Mode
Current Status
Record Filename
Remaining Recording Time

" 1 1 river plus 3 is an integrated software application that efficiently manages various multimedia files.
| n stal | I ng Ap p | icati on river plus 3 enables you to transfer files from your PC to your product.
Installing iriver plus 3
1. Insert the provided installation CD into your PC and 2. Click iriver plus 3 and complete the installation
an installation screen will appear on your monitor, process by following the on-screen instructions.
® Minimum requirements for software applications:
* For Windows® 2000/XP
- Intel® Pentium® || 233 MHz or higher processor speed - 64 MB or above memory - 30 MB or above hard disk space - 16 bit support sound card and speaker
- Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or later - SVGA or higher resolution monitor (1024x768 resolution or greater)
+ For Windows® Vista (Windows® Vista only supports the 32-bit version and does not support the 64-bit version.)
- Intel® Pentium® || 800 MHz or higher processor speed - 512 MB or above memory - 20 MB or above hard disk space - 16 bit support sound card and speaker
- Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6,0 or later - SVGA or higher resolution monitor (1024x768 resolution or greater)
= For more information on using iriver plus 3, refer to pages 40-42.
07 Getting Started

Chapter o2 Basic Operations
9 Tuming the Product ON/OFF & 11 Connecting Your Device
Selecting Modes Connecting Earphones
Turning the Product ON/OFF Charging the Product
Selecting Modes Inserting/Removing the Micro SD Card
10 Using HOLD and RESET Recommended Micro SD Card
Using HOLD Connecting to Your PC
Using RESET Disconnecting from Your PC
Copying flles/folders to Your Product
Deleting files/folders from Your Product

Turning the Product ON/OFF & Selecting Modes
Tuming the Product on/off Selecting Modes
1. Press © on the product to turn it on, 1. Tum on the power to display main mode screen.
2. Press and hold © on the product again to turn it off. Either press and hold =: or drag it towards. ==} in any
mode to retum to main mode screen
2. Press ~./~ to select the desired mode, and then
either press O or * to run the selected mode.
m This product has an automatic power saving function to save battery power.
Based on the settings in Power Save mode, the product will automatically tum
off after the preset period without operation. For more information on setting this.
mode, refer to Setup > Timer > Auto Power OFF. (Refer to page 37.)
Battery consumption and product power on method differs depending on how
the power is set to tum off. For more information on setting this mode, refer to
Setup - Advanced - Power Off Type. (Refer to page 38.)
* Standby Mode
- After the product is turned off and then on again, the last function to run will
be displayed,
- Battery consumption is minimum
* Power Off
- After the product is turned off and then on again, the default screen will be
displayed, This takes some time because the product reads a stored file,
- No battery power is consumed,
m Drag os. =>" or s =". to move quickly through the list screen.
09 Basic Operations

Using HOLD and RESET
Using HOLD Using RESEI
1. Slide the HOLD switch to lock the product. 1. Open the cover and press the RESET key when the
product does not respond while in use and no keys
operate.
2. Slide the HOLD switch to the opposite side to unlock.
= When using the RESET function, Date/Time settings and memory data are not
deleted.
= The product power will turn off and then automatically turn on again after reset,
if the power does not automatically tum on, try pressing the. © key to manually
tum the product on
10 Basic Operations

Connecting
Connecting Earphones
1. Connect the earphone to the jack in the product.
11 Basic Operations
Charging the Product
2;
Tum on your computer and use the USB cable to
connect the product to your computer.
he internal battery will charge automatically.
a Do not use any USB cable other than the one provided with the product.
This may cause the product to malfunction.
m Check to see 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.
m The product might not charge if the computer switches to standby mode.
a Store and charge the product only at room temperature.
Product may not charge in extremely hot or cold environments.
= Charging usually takes about 3 hours 30 minutes.
(based on complete discharge and power OFF)
= The charging battery is consumable and usage time will gradually decrease over time.
a |t may take longer to fully charge your product if you use it during charging.

Connecting
Inserting/Removing the Micro SD Card
1. While the product is off, open the cover at the bottom
of the product and lightly push the Micro SD card into
the slot in the same direction as in the image.
2. Press the Micro SD card again to remove it.
While the product is off, insert/remove tne Micro SD card.
Do not insert the Micro SD card with force.
This may cause product malfunction and damage to the Micro SD card
Never remove the Micro SD card while in use. This may cause data to be
deleted, product malfunction and damage to the Micro SD card
Do not insert/remove the Micro SD card frequently
if the Micro SD card Is inserted improperly, then the product may malfunction
and the card may be difficult to remove
12 Basic Operations
Recommended Micro SD Card
SanDisk, Transcend
Using a Micro SD card other than the recommended one may cause malfunction.
The transfer speed of the Micro SD card may vary depending on your PC.
Micro SD card cannot be formatted using the product.
Always format the card using iriver plus 3 or a card reader.
Formatting the Micro SD Card will delete all data within the card therefore,
itis important to backup data before formatting,
FAT system is recommended when formatting the Micro SD Card,
Try to format the cara if the Micro SD Card cannot be recognized or causes malfunction.
The Micro SD Card is not included with the product, Please purchase one separately,
A Micro SD Card of 8 GB is recommended for this product.

Connecting
Connecting to Your PC Disconnecting from Your PC
1. Press © on the product to tum it on. 1. Click the icon on the taskbar to disconnect the
2. Turn on your PC and connect the product to your product using the Safely Remove Hardware menu.
computer using the provided USB cable.
LI 2. Click OK and select the device to remove.
3. Press O to connect to the computer.
Pressing = will enable you to charge the product while in use.
a The icon on the taskbar may be hidden in some operating systems such as
Windows XP. Click the Show Hidden Icons to display the hidden icons.
a [tis recommended that you stop all operations before connecting the product = The Safely Remove Hardware function may not be available while using some
to your PC for optimum performance. applications such as Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player. Close all
m Check if the product Is connected to a high-power USB 2.0 port. Some low- applications before performing the Safely Remove Hardware function.
power USB ports built into certain peripheral devices, such as keyboards and a |f the Safely Remove Hardware is not performed properly, try again after a few
USB hubs without integrated power, may not provide enough power to charge minutes. Removing the product In a different way may cause data in the
your product. product memory to be lost.
18 Basic Operations

Connecting
Copying files/folders to the product Deleting files/folders from the product
1. Select the files/folders to transfer from your PC and 1. Select the files/folders to delete, and then, right-click
drag and drop to the drive that represents the product. with your mouse and select Delete.
2. Click Yes in the Confirm File Delete/Confirm Folder
Delete popup window to delete the files/folders.
= Always properly connect the product to your PC
= While you transfer data, never disconnect it or turn off the power which may cause serious damage to the intemal memory of the product.
m Transfer speed may vary depending on your computer and operating system.
® Itis recommended that you save media files using iriver plus 3.
14 Basic Operations

Chapter o3 Using the Product
16 MUSIC 24 FM Radio
Selecting Music Using Radio
Playing Music Listening to Radio
Additional Features Additional Features
18 VIDEO 26 REC
Selecting Video Recording
Playing Video Additional Features
Additional Features 28 TEXT
20 DMB/DAB Selecting Text
Using DMB/DAB Viewing Text
Watching/Listening to Additional Features
DMB Broadcast 30 EXTRA | Schedule
Additional Features Schedule Alarm
22 PICTURES Set
Selecting Pictures Sett
Viewing Pictures Sett
Additional Features
ing Scheduled Alarm Sound
ing Scheduled Recording
ing Scheduled Recording Mode
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EXTRA | Flash Games
Selecting Games
Playing Games
EXTRA | Browse
Browsing Files
Deleting Files
Play Podcast Files
About Podcasts
Transferring podcast
iles to the product
Playing podcast files
Recovering podcasts

Music
Selecting Music
1.In the main menu, select Music to display the music
playlist.
2. Press +, +,» to select the desired song from
the playlist, and then either press + or O to play the
selected music.
Move to upper list/folder
* /O : Move to sub list/folder, play selected file
^. / "=: Move within the list
Music files can be browsed by folder in MUSIC-Browser.
Only music files are viewed within the Music folder in [MUSIC] mode.
Switch to EXTRA|Browse mode to view music files within other folders.
Supported file formats:
MP3 (8-320 Kbps), WMA (8-320 Kbps), OGG (Q1~Q10), ASF, FLAC, APE
Manage your playlist using iriver plus 3,
Continuous Play time: Approx. 40 hours
(based on MP3, 128 Kbps, 44.1 KHz, Volume 20, EQ Normal, LCD Off)
When Setup-Advanced-G-Sensor is Enabled, the music playback screen will
change depending on the direction of the product and key operation will also
change accordingly.
16 Using the Product
Playing
e While pl
e While pl
e While pl
forward.
usic
aying, press +/— to control the volume.
aying, press O to pause or resume playback.
aying, press and hold + /« to rewind or fast
e While playing, press «/+ to play the previous or next file.
e While p
aying, set the repeat loop by pressing * to set
point A and press again to set Point B. The product will
play the loop repeatedly.
Press :
- once again to stop the loop.

Music
Additional Features
1. While in standby or playback mode, press and hold =
to display the list of additional features.
2. Press ^/ to select the desired function, and then
either press * or O to display the setup window.
«1 Move to upper list
3. Press «/* to set a function, and then either press
or Oto save/run the function.
e Add Bookmark: Add the location of a song as a bookmark.
* The newly added bookmark i ed in MUSIC-Bookmark List
- Select a bookmark to play from the bookmark list, and then
[ O to play the s ted bookmark.
- Selec ookmark to delete from the bookr
hold 7 and then a confirm delete window will a
Press O to delete the selected bookmark.
* Add as Music Shortcut: Adds the music being played
as a Music Shortcut in your playlist.
17 Using the Product
e Customize Mode: Sets the movement speed of «^/
when pressed during playback.
* Play Mode: Sets the mode to use during music playback.
® Select EQ: Sets the EQ to use during music playback.
e Set Rating: Sets the rating of select music.
* Navigation Speed: Sets the navigation speed for
rewind/fast forward.
* Playback Speed; Sets the speed to use during music playback.
* Lyric Display: Selects to display/hide lyrics on screen if there
is lyric information included in the music file being played,
* Only Korean is supported for the lyric display function.
m Add as Music Shortcut and Set Rating will not be displayed when music Is
played through MUSIC-Browse.

Video
Selecting Video
1. In main mode, select Video to display the video
Search list.
2. Press +, %1, =, > to select the desired video from
the list, and then either press or O to play the
Selected video.
x : Move to upper list/folder
O : Move to sub list/folder, play selected file
+: Move within the list
m When a video is played, the screen will change direction and key operation will also change accordingly.
m Video files can be browsed by folder in VIDEO-Browser.
= Only video files are displayed within the Video folder in VIDEO mode.
Switch to EXTRA|Browse mode to view video files within other folders.
= Supported file formats: AVI, WMV, MP4
m Always use iriver plus 3 to transfer video files to your product. (Transferring files
using another program may affect file resolution, bit rate, playback speed,
prevent the file from playing or an unexpected error may occur.)
= Use iriver plus 3 to convert video files with subtitle files (smi) altogether.
(The filename of the subtitle flle must be the same as the video file.)
m Continuous Play time: Approx. 6 hours (based on AM / Video: 320 X 2408330 fps,
1 Mbps / Audio: MP3, 128 kbps, 44.1 KHz, volume 20)
Playing time may vary depending on the video type.
18 Using the Product
Playing Video
e While playing, press + /— to control the volume.
* While playing, press O to pause or resume playback.
e While playing, press and hold «/* to rewind or fast
forward.
e While playing, press ../* to play the previous or next file.
e While playing, press : to add the current location as
a bookmark.
+ The newly added bookmark is saved in VIDEO-Bookmark List.
- Select a bookmark to play from the bookmark list, and then
press O to play the selected bookmark,
- Select a bookmark to delete from the bookmark list, press and
hold = and then a confirm delete window will appear.
Press O io delete the selected bookmark.

Video
Additional Features
1, Press and hold: to display the list of additional features.
2. Press —/** to select the desired function, and then
either press or O to display the setup window.
=: Move to upper list
8. Press -/* to set a function, and then either press
* or Oto save/run the function.
m When a video Is played, the screen will change direction and key operation will
also change accordingly.
19 Using the Product
* Screen Capture: Captures the screen of the video playing.
* Display Setup: Sets the video display.
e Playback Mode: Sets the video playback repeat mode.
e Select EQ: Sets the EQ.
* Navigation Speed: Sets the speed of fast forward and
rewind.
* Double Speed: Sets the speed to use during video
playback.
e Subtitles: Select to display/hide lyrics on screen if there
are subtitles included in the video file being played.
* Font Size: Sets the size of the subtitle.
e Resume: Selects whether the video is resumed from
the last played point or from the beginning of a file
when the player was stopped.
* File Information: Displays the information of the selected flle.