Mobiblu Dhh-100-5 User manual

P/N : SAH015D0B1

www.mobibluamerica.com

Table of Contents

On Products

Cautions For Safety

Product Features

Specifications

Accessories

Names of Each Part

Minimum Requirements for PC

Getting Started

Using AC Adapter

On Power

USB Connection & Disconnection

Basics of How to Operate

LCD Display

Simple Key Operations

Power On/Off

Resetting

Changing Modes

Navigation (Folder Search during the Playback)

Enjoying EQs

Card Copy

Locking

Listening Music

Selecting Music

Setting Section Repeats

Changing Play Modes

Table of Contents Cautions For Safety

On Products

For proper use of the player, be sure to keep the following directions to avoid danger or physical

damage.

Don’t expose the player to a direct ray of

light or hot spots like a stove if possible.

(The player can be damaged by heat

conductivity causing to set a fire.)

Don’t’ expose the player to dusty and humid

places if possible. (The player can be

damaged.)

Don’t drop or give a severe shock to the

player. (This may cause a direct damage.)

Don’t touch or connect the player to other devices

with wet hands. (If the player is connected to a

power source, you could get an electric shock.)

Recording

Voice Recording

Music Recording 38

Setting Menus

Setting Menus 45

Remocon(Optional)

Using LCD Remocon(Optional) 59

About Programs

Installing a driver

File Uploads & Downloads

Formatting Files

Customer Support

All These Things Are Normal

Warranty Services

FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT

Cautions For Safety

On Products

Cautions For Safety

Don’t use headphones while driving

cars or riding bikes or motorcycles.

As chemicals or rinsing detergents can

change or peel the surface off of the player,

don’t use them.

If the player is out of order, call our

customer services, but never try to

disassemble, repair or rebuild it.

Listening to music long time with high volume

may cause a hearing sense disorder.

When carrying the player and a battery

in your pocket, do not put metals like

coins or keys together in it. (This may

cause to set a fire because of the friction

between the metals and the battery)

Distributing music files to other people

without permission is a violation of a

We shall not be liable for the losses of

data in the player by users’

carelessness. (Be sure to back up

important data)

Earphones should have a long strap. When

you wear headphones, the strap should be

positioned behind your neck.

Product Features

On Products

Cautions For Safety

Don’t touch the AC adapter with wet

hands. You could get an electric shock if

the internal or external parts of the adapter

are exposed to water.

Do not bend or pull the cable of the AC

adapter. It may set a fire or give an electric

shock if it’s damaged.

When charging the battery with using the

AC adapter, unplug it from the outlet if

there is anything wrong with the adapter

such as smells, smoke and noises.

Do not put magnets or magnetic materials near

the player. (It may cause malfunction)

Sensible & Comfortable Design

With a combination of highly sensible black color and chrome, luxuriousness design is

even more upgraded, and ease of use is highly considered.

Large Capacity HDD Type Jukebox

You won’t have any problem in carrying the player with you because of the handy

size of 80 X 56 X 22.4 (mm). Moreover the HDD Type Jukebox MP3 Player can

download music files more than 1,000 songs.

Mass Storage

Connected to a computer, it’s recognized as a Jukebox in “Windows Explorer,”

enabling you to upload and download files easily.

Card Copy

This is a very comfortable function, enabling you to transfer data stored in memory

cards such as SD and MMC for a Digital Camera and MP3 Players, by inserting it

directly to the card slot of the player, instead of connecting it to a PC.

Multi-Codec for Various Digital Files

With a support of the Multi-Codec, MP3 files and WMA files can be played.

Excellent Output of the Built-in Stereo Speakers

You not only can listen to music with the built-in speakers of the player, but also listen to

the music through the external outputs. Now enjoy your music with a strong output and

high quality sound through the stereo speakers.

Specifications

On Products

Product Features

OS Firmware Upgradeable

By upgrading OS firmware, users will get the most recent OS updates through the

Internet, giving them additional functions and file format support.

User-Centered EQ

It provides 5 basic EQs (Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, and Pop) and 10 user defined EQ,

so that users can adjust high quality of music by setting the right preference of quality

users want.

Fast Transmission Speed

Thanks to the support of the USB 2.0 interface, the maximum speed of the file

transmission is 480Mbps.

Voice Recording

With a high-sensitive built-in microphone, it can be used as professional voice recorder

having versatile functions.

Music Recording

Without having to connect to any PCs, you can directly save and record data to the

player as digital files in real-time while enjoying, CDs and music or contents in an

audiocassette tape, so this is a must-have for students and workmen who not only want

to enjoy music but also need a repeat function for studying TOEIC and TOEFL and

practicing Conversational Skills Recording.

Audio

File Support

Recording

Time

Max. Playback Time

56 22.4 (mm)

Dimensions (W x L x H)

Weight (including batteries)

100g

Batteries (Built-in) 4.2V Li-Polymer

Operation Temperatures

USB

File Types

MP3, WMA

MP3:16~320Kbps,

WMA:32~160Kbps

Bit Rate

Download speed 480Mbps

360 Hours for 5 GB. Voice Recording with

Recording Mode of 32Kbps

-5 ~70

Approximately 10 Hours

20Hz ~ 20KHz

Max. Volume .15mW (16 ) (Headphones)

Max. Volume 300mW (8 ) (Speakers)

Frequency Characteristics

Output

S/N Ratio

Classification Items Specifications

Accessories

On Products

Accessories

High-Quality Carrying Case

A high-quality carrying case protecting the player from external shocks is provided.

USB Cable

Fast file transfer with PC

AC Adapter

With the use of the rechargeable batteries powered by the AC Adapter, you can use

the player more comfortable and longer than before.

LCD Graphic Remocon

DC Adapter for Car Charge

Earphones

Bundled with high quality earphones, you can enjoy even more powerful sound.

Direct Encoding Cable

When you directly encode sounds, you can use this cable to connect this player with

an external audio.

Manual

A detailed explanation of how to use the player is provided for new users of digital

audio players.

Installation CD

For users whose operating system is Windows 98 SE that does not support a mass

storage function, install this program before connecting the player with your PC.

[Options]

Names of Each Part

On Products

Names of Each Part

Front Sides

LCD Display

Earphones Jack

Encoding Port

USB Port

Menu / Mode / FF / REW /

VOL+,- Button

EQ/

Navigation

Button

Hold Switch

SD Card Slot

Jackfor

DCIN Rec/A-B

Button

Reset Button

Built-in Stereo Speaker

High Sensitive

Voice Recording

Microphone

Power

On/Power

Off/Play/Stop

Using AC Adapter

Getting Started

Minimum Requirements for PC

Microsoft OS (Windows 98 SE, 2000, ME, and XP)

CD–ROMDrive

Pentium200MHzorhigher

Morethan32MBofRAM(64MBormoreforWindowsMEor2000).

Morethan128MBofHardDiskSpace

(AdditionalDiskSpaceisneededforstoringmusicfiles)

USBPort(Ver.2.0)Available

Mac9.X~X

Connect the AC Adapter to DC IN

jack.

The minimum requirements for PC to use the player are as follows; Using AC Adapter

During the charging, LCD screen

displays the following:

When completed, LCD displays

the following:

Connect the plug of the AC Adapter

to the outlet.

Caution

Under the state of

HOLD, do not

charge the battery.

On Power

Getting Started

Using AC Adapter

It takes up to 3 hours to fully charge a completely exhausted battery.

You can recharge the battery if the player is connected to PC with a USB cable.

(Under the state of HOLD, do not charge the battery)

It may take more time if you charge the battery with files played.

When the player is connected to the AC Adapter of the player with the power on, the

icon of the battery ( ) will appear.

When the battery is completely discharged, the LCD displays “Low Battery.”

When charging the battery using the adapter, unplug it from the outlet if there is

anything wrong with the adapters such as smells, smoke and noises. It may set to a

fire or give an electric shock.

When connecting the adapter, don’t touch it with wet hands.

ForYourReference!! The display of battery residue capacity can vary at the beginning of the operation. It

will be stabilized after 5 to 6 seconds displaying the real amount of battery residue.

(Based on the battery included)

(Full) (Medium) (Low)

For the cases below, charge the battery with an AC Adapter.

LCD displays “Low Battery.”

The player does not respond to the buttoning or stops immediately.

LCD does not respond to the buttoning.

1. Consecutive Playback Time

- Lithium-Polymer Battery: 10 Hrs.

- MP3 128 Kbps

- Volume Level: 15

- The above result is measured using lithium-polymer batteries included in the product and is subject to

change according to the conditions of use

Remaining Power Display

Distinction MP3 Playback

Lithium-Polymer Battery 10 Hrs. (700mA)

USB Connection & Disconnection

Getting Started

USB Connection & Disconnection

Connecting Player to PC Using USB Cable For Windows ME, 2000, and XP Users

USB Port in the Player

PC USB Port

USB Cable

Like the following picture, connect one end of the USB cable at the back of your PC and

connect the other end of the cable to the USB port of the player.

During the HOLD state, connecting the Player to PC using the USB cable may not

work properly. In that case, make sure to release the HOLD switch and try to connect

the Player to PC.

To use it efficiently, connect the USB cable directly to the USB port located at the back

of PC. Connecting it to the USB port at the front of the PC or USB hub may cause a

connection failure.

For windows 98 users, make sure to install the program before connecting the USB

Cable.

ForYourReference!!

To disconnect the player from the USB

cable, double click the green arrow at

the right bottom right of your Windows

screen.

- You have to close the Jukebox window and remove the hardware in the

order below.

Select the “USB Mass Storage Device” and select “Stop.” Click “OK.”

DoubleClick!

Click!

Click! Click!

Click!

USB Connection & Disconnection

After you see the message “Safely Remove Hardware” ,click “OK” and remove the

cable.

Click!

USB Connection & Disconnection

Getting Started

For Windows 98 Users

If you disconnect the cable without following the instructions above, you will see a warning

message and it may cause a serious failure to PC or the player.

Disconnecting a USB cable from PC while downloading, uploading, formatting, and OS updating

may cause a serious failure to PC or the player.

ForYourReference!!

Click!

To disconnect the player from the USB cable, click the green arrow at the right bottom

right of your Windows screen.

Click!

LCD Display

Connecting Player to PC By Using USB Cable

A: Status of Files (Play/Pause/Stop)

B: Format of the Playing Files

C: Playing Modes

D: Equalizer

E: Remaining Battery

F: Folder Name

G: ID 3 Tag

H: File Names

I: Play Position

J: Track Number, Elapsed Time

Simple Key Operations

Basics of How to Operate

Button

PLAY/PAUSE

REC/A-B

Plays a current song.

Power Off

Moves to the next track.

Successive forward track

search.

Moves back to the

previous track.

Successive backward track search.

Selects modes.

(MUSIC<->VOICE<-LINE)

Selects modes.

(MUSIC<->VOICE<-LINE)

Pauses a current song.

Power Off

Selects menus.

Moves to the next song.

Section Repeat: A <-> B/Cancel.

Changes play modes.

(Normal Repeat Repeat All

Random Random All)

Fast backward search from the

current position.

Within 5 sec. after play: Moves back

to the previous song.

5 sec. after play: Plays the song at

the beginning of it.

Fast forward search from the

current position.

Selects menus.

Waits for voice/music

recording.

Time Pressed

Stop State Play State

REW

Music Playback Mode

Simple Key Operations

Button

Time Pressed

Stop State Play State

Button

Time Pressed

REC Ready State Recording State

ChangeofEQs

(Normal Rock Jazz Classic

Pop UserEQ1~10)

Executes navigation.

Turns the volume up 1 level.

Turns the volume up successively.

Turns the volume down 1 level.

Turns the volume down successively.

Executes navigation.

Volume 1 level up.

Volume 1 level down.

Volume down successively.

Volume up successively.

VOL+

VOL-

Rec

Voice Record/Music

Record starts. Voice Record/Music Record

stops.

Selects modes

(MUSIC<->VOICE<->LINE)

Music/Voice Recording Mode

Basics of How to Operate

Power On/Off

Power On

Pressing the Play ( ) button once and long will turn on the power with the

following LCD screen.

ForYourReference!!

Under the state of HOLD, HOLD screen is displayed but the power is not

turned on.

When the battery is completely discharged, the message “Low Battery” is

displayed but the power is not turned on.

Power On/Off

Basics of How to Operate

Power Off

Pressing the Play ( ) button once and long will turn off the power with the

following LCD screen.

ForYourReference!!

Under the state of Pause or Stop, if no further operation is made and the time

for “Auto Power Off’ exceeds designated time, then the power will be turned off

automatically.

After turning off the power, if the user presses the Play ( ) button long, then

playback will begin at the very position of the latest song played. In this case,

all the settings such as track numbers and equalizer are completely restored.

(Seconds-Based Resume Function)

Basics of How to Operate

Resetting

- Pressing the reset button with a pointed thing pin too deep will cause a

damage to the player.

- Reset will not erase or delete the music songs. Reset is use to restart

the MP3 player if the player malfunctions.

ForYourReference!!

If the player malfunctions such as stopping

or operating abnormally, push the reset

button with a pointed thing.

After power is turned off, pressing the Play ( )

button long will turn the power on.

Changing Modes

There are 3 modes; MUSIC, VOICE, LINE

Press the ( ) button on the front long.

Move to the mode you want by pressing the ( ) button on the front to the

direction of either VOL+ or VOL- ( ).

After the movement, if you press the ( ) button on the front, you will enter the

mode.

Table of Contents

Basics of How to Operate

Navigation (Folder Search during the Playback)

Press EQ ( ) button long to enter the navigation mode.

In case of playing a file “Bye Bye.”

By pressing the ( ) button on the front to the

direction of VOL+ / VOL-( ), you can search folders

and files.

Push the ( ) button on the front to the direction of

FF ( ) to move to sub folders.

Example:

Navigation (Folder Search during the Playback)

Moving to a higher folder

After selecting the music file or a folder, press the ( )

button on the front to play them.

Push the ( )button on the front to the direction of REW to move to the

main folder.

Press the EQ ( ) button briefly will exit from the navigation mode.

ForYourReference!!

Basics of How to Operate

Enjoying EQs

During the play mode, pressing the EQ ( ) button briefly will change the

Equalizer to Normal Rock Jazz Classic Pop User EQ 1 ~ User EQ10

in order

NOR

ROC

JAZ

CLA

POP

EQ01

EQ10

User EQ editing that fits to the taste of the user can be done by

entering the menu mode.

ForYourReference!!

Card Copy

It’s the function that enables a user to copy data stored in SD and MMC memory

cards to the player.

Card Copy performed only in the Stop State mode.

Open the cover of the “CARD IN” at the

bottom of the player.

Insert the memory cards such as SD and

MMC into the CARD IN.

Make sure to insert the card in the correct

direction.

ForYourReference!!

Basics of How to Operate

Card Copy

Enter the menu and select Card Copy “Yes,” then the Card Copy will be

performed.

It may take awhile to perform the Card Copy.

If the storage to copy the data is not sufficient, data transfer may fail.

Despite the selection of the Card Copy “Yes, ” Card Copy may not be performed if no card is

inserted.

Data copied by “Card Copy” to HDD will be saved into the folder called CARD.

ForYourReference!!

Locking

Pushing the HOLD switch at the side of

the player downward will lock the player.

If an operation is made under the state of HOLD, the

followings will be displayed for 2-3 seconds and

disappear.

Under the state of HOLD, no buttons will work.

Under the state of HOLD, no power will be turned on.

(Only HOLD screen will be displayed and disappear)

ForYourReference!!

Listening Music

Playing/Pausing/Stopping Music

Controlling Volume

Pushing the ( ) button on the front of the player to the direction of VOL+ / VOL- ( )

will adjust the volume with the following LCD display.

The Volume display will disappear

after 2~3 seconds

ForYourReference!!

If the Play ( ) button of the player is pressed under the state of Stop or Pause, files will

be played with ( ) on the LCD screen.

If the Play ( ) button of the player is pressed during the state of Play, files will be paused

showing ( ) on the LCD screen.

If the Play ( ) button of the player is pressed under the state of Pause, the player will stop

showing ( ) on the LCD screen.

Selecting Music

Moving Playing Files

Move files by pushing the ( ) button on the front to the direction of FF/REW ( )

under the state of Stop, Pause and Playback.

Pushing the ( ) button on the front briefly to the direction of FF ( ) will move

the player to the next track and REW ( ) will moves back to the previous track.

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Pushing the buttons long under the state of Stop and Pause will lead to the fast

movement.

ForYourReference!!

REW

Listening Music

Selecting Music

Navigation During Playback

During the play mode, pushing the ( ) button on the front long to either FF/REW ( )

will let the player do a fast search the current song forward and backward.

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