Nokia Music Pack User manual

Nokia Music Pack
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Get started
With the Nokia Music Pack, you can listen
to the music player of your compatible
mobile phone through stereo headphones
or a home stereo system.
The Nokia Music Pack includes a USB card
reader and memory card that allow you to
copy music files from a compatible PC to
your mobile phone. If your phone does not
have a compatible music player, you can
install the Music application from the
memory card as instructed in the user
guide of your phone.
To use the Nokia Music Pack, you need a
compatible Nokia phone that has a
memory card slot and a Pop-PortTM
connector that supports stereo audio
output.
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out of the reach of small children.
Parts
The Nokia Music Pack contains the
following items:
• The Nokia Audio Adapter (AD-46)
allows you to connect the supplied
HS-61 Nokia Music Headphone or
your stereo headphones equipped with
a standard 3.5-mm plug to your
mobile phone that has a Pop-Port
connector.
• The USB MMC/SD card reader allows
you to transfer music files through the
USB port of your compatible PC to the
memory card that is supplied with the
Nokia Music Pack.
• The CA-72U stereo audio cable allows
you to connect your mobile phone
(with the Nokia Audio Adapter) to your
compatible stereo system. The cable
has a 3.5-mm plug at one end and two
RCA plugs at the other.

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• The memory card allows you to
transfer music files from a compatible
PC to your mobile phone.
USB MMC/SD card reader
The USB MMC/SD card reader is compliant
with the USB specification version 2.0 and
the USB Device Class Definition for Mass
Storage, Bulk-Transport, version 1.0. The
card reader can be used with the
following operating systems: Windows
XP/2000/ME/98(SE), Mac OS 10.0 or later,
and Linux 2.4.
If you have Windows 98 or 98 SE, install a
driver that you can download from the
Nokia Web site at www.nokia.com. To
install the driver, run setup.exe, and follow
the displayed instructions. The driver is
included in other operating systems than
Windows 98 and 98 SE and does not need
to be installed separately.
To use the card reader, turn on your
computer, and plug the card reader into a
compatible USB port of your PC. The card
reader appears as a removable disk in the
operating system.
The card reader supports the following
memory cards: MultimediaCard (MMC),
Reduced-Size MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC),
Secure Digital (SD), miniSD, and microSD
(when used with an adapter).
Use only compatible memory cards with
this device. Other memory cards do not fit
in the memory card slot and are not
compatible with this device. Using an
incompatible memory card may damage
the memory card as well as the device,
and data stored on the incompatible card
may be corrupted.
The card reader has an indicator light.
When the light is shown continuously, the
card reader is ready for use. When the
light flashes, the PC is writing or reading
files on the memory card.

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Important: Do not remove
the memory card in the
middle of an operation when
the card is being accessed.
Removing the card in the middle of an
operation may damage the memory card
as well as the device, and data stored on
the card may be corrupted.
Set up and use
1. If your phone does not have a music
player that supports MP3 or AAC audio
files, insert the memory card into the
memory card slot of the compatible
phone, and install the Music
application from the memory card to
the phone. For details, see the user
guide for your phone.
2. Remove the memory card from your
phone.
3. If you have an MMC, RS-MMC, or SD
memory card, insert it into the slot of
the USB card reader so that the golden
contacts face down. If you have a
miniSD or microSD (attached to an
adapter) memory card, insert it into
the slot of the USB card reader so that
the golden contacts face up. Check
that the bevelled corner of the card
points to the right. Carefully push the
card into the slot.
4. Plug the other end of the card reader
into a compatible USB port of your PC
so that the indicator light is on the
right.
5. Create music files from your CDs using
the Nokia PC Suite software or the
Windows Media Player application.
6. Copy the music files to the memory
card using the file manager of your
operating system. Remember to make
back-up copies of all important data.
7. Remove the memory card from the
card reader, and insert it into your
phone as instructed in its user guide.
8. Plug the Pop-Port connector of the
Nokia Audio Adapter into the Pop-Port
socket of your phone so that the

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“Nokia” text printed on the connector
faces up.
9. To use the supplied headset or your
headphones for listening, plug the
3.5-mm connector of the headset or
headphones into the socket of the
audio adapter.
The audio adapter supports the use of
16-ohm or higher impedance
headphones.
To use your compatible stereo system
for listening, plug the 3.5-mm
connector of the stereo audio cable
into the socket of the audio adapter,
and attach the two RCA connectors of
the audio cable to the left and right
channel audio outputs of your stereo
system.
10. Start the music player application in
your phone, and play the music files
from the memory card as instructed in
the user guide of your phone. If you
want to use the Music application
supplied on the memory card, see
“Music application”.
11. To handle calls while you use the
audio adapter, press the key on the
adapter to dial, answer, or end a call.
During a call, speak to the microphone
opening next to the “Nokia” text on
the audio adapter, and adjust the
volume using the key at the side of the
adapter.
Warning: Listen to music at a
moderate level. Continuous
exposure to high volume may
damage your hearing.
Music application
To play music files, start the Music
application. Open the All songs, Artists,
Albums, Recently added, or Playlists view,
and select a song. The phone plays the
selected song and the others in the
current view. To use other features of the
Music application, see its help function.

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Care and maintenance
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treated with care. The suggestions below
will help you protect your warranty
coverage.
• Keep the devices dry. Precipitation,
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will corrode electronic circuits. If your
devices do get wet, allow them to dry
completely.
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dusty, dirty areas. Their moving parts
and electronic components can be
damaged.
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High temperatures can shorten the life
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certain plastics.
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When the devices return to their
normal temperature, moisture can
form inside the devices and damage
electronic circuit boards.
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• Do not drop, knock, or shake the
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internal circuit boards and fine
mechanics.
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