Polaroid 600 User manual

Juke Jam HDD Digital Jukebox Player
Instruction Manual
Dear Customer:
Congratulations on the purchase of your MP3 player. We all want to express our
sincere gratitude for your decision to purchase our product, and to reaffirm our
commitment to you of providing a product that is easy to install and easy to use.
You can be assured that your new product is made from the latest state-of-the-art
components and that it has also gone through the most rigorous testing and quality
assurance procedures in the industry.
With an emphasis on products that revolutionize the way people interact with the
new technologies around us, we continually introduce integrated solutions that
enable users to take full advantage of their multimedia experience.
We hope you enjoy using your new product, and look forward to earning your
business in the coming years.
FCC Warning Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can emit radio frequency energy and, if not
installed or used in accordance with the instructions, may cause interference to radio
communications. However, television reception interference can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on. The user is encouraged to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
Models PDP 600/601/602
P/N: 10512
Congratulations on your new purchase of Polaroid Juke
Jam Digital Jukebox player! We strive to bring you the
latest technology with our innovative ideas.
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Caution
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
For Europe
"The drive is in conformity with the EMC directive and low-voltage directive."
INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS MP3/WMA FORMAT?
MP3 / WMA format files are compressed digital audio files, which consumers can
listen to with near CD quality. Commercial CD audio files can be compressed to
MP3 / WMA format files, which are suitable for internet transmission due to their
compact size and can be stored in a portable audio device. The users, for example,
can record their own favorite music album, storing it in HDD in a digital audio player.
MP3 (MPEG2, Layer 3) is a digital file format for audio music. You can download
MP3 songs from many websites on the Internet (please observe the copyright
regulations of your country). MP3 songs are much smaller in memory size compared
to normal CD-Audio format songs. This is called "compressions" and it allows much
more recording time on a storage device (CD, HDD, etc), than the norm. The exact
length of recording time depends on the compression rate of the MP3 song you have
downloaded. Compression rate is specified in "kbps" (kilobits per second). For example:
"128 kbps" - the higher this number, the bigger the MP3 file size, (the better the
sound quality, and the lower the recording time. MP3 songs can be recorded with
some "text information" as part of the same file. It consists of file name (song name),
artist name, and other details such as song duration. Your Juke Jam can locate (find)
a song using this information. There are basically two ways to make an MP3 file:
download MP3 songs from the Internet and save them on the Juke Jam HDD, or
convert CD-audio files (from a normal music file) onto your computer into MP3 format
using a "ripper" software.
WMA stands for "Windows Media Audio", a compression format like MP3 but more
efficient (even smaller file sizes are possible) and with better sound quality. It was
developed by Microsoft Corporationa and you can use the "Windows Media Player"
application (Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 or XP) to create WMA files from your CDs or
other MP3 files.
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WHAT IS THIS DIGITAL JUKEBOX PLAYER?
Juke Jam is a portable Digital Jukebox Player that can be used for MP3 and WMA
music files playback, record/playback and as a drive while connected to PC.
You can enjoy CD quality music with this mass storage capacity device, in which
you can store thousands of songs (5000 MP3 or 10,000 WMA songs on a 20GB,
7500 MP3 or 15,000 songs on a 30GB, 10,000 MP3 or 20,000 WMA song on a
40 GB), because the digital music files accessed by Juke Jam are stored in a
2.5"HDD. Furthermore, it can be recognized as a portable removable drive when
connected to a PC or notebook by the USB interface cable.
PACKING LIST
Your Juke Jam unit should come equipped with:
Digital Jukebox Player
Earphone (White)
USB cable; A to Mini USB type
AC/DC Adapter
Carrying case
User Manual
Driver installation CD
WARNINGS
1. Under Copyright laws the user is liable to obtain the license prior to playing or
recording copyright-protected music, except for personal use (a single recording
made for yourself or for personal use at home). This applies to music files on
Web pages too!
2. You must obtain a license prior to distributing or duplicating the music beyond
your personal use.
PRECAUTIONS
Digital Media Group holds no liability for any claims if the product ceases to function
correctly due to misuse including that the unit has been dropped, subjected to violent
vibration, extremes of temperature or if any attempt has been made to open the case,
apart from the battery cover, to replace batteries.
1. Normal vibration will not affect the operation of Juke Jam. However, dropping or
shocking may cause damage to the product.
2. The product is not designed for water-resistant usage. Drenching the product
may cause damage.
3. Do not clean up the product with chemicals that may harm the unit surface such
as thinners, benzene and alcohol.
4. Avoid placing Juke Jam in places of high humidity or close to a heat source.
5. Unintentional electrostatic discharge may shut down or damage the product. You
may need to reset the unit if this occurs.
INSTALLING SOFTWARE
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Windows 98 (Second Edition) SE/ME/2000/XP
Pentium 200 MHz or above
Disk Drive 16MB free hard disk space (to download and upload files from the player)
32MB system memory
USB port
NOTE:
This specification is for the download driver software supplied with this player
only. An increased PC specification is likely to be required for application software
for music file creation.
It is highly recommended that you first charge the battery before you power on
your Juke Jam player.
If your Operating System is Windows 98SE, you will need to install the driver
for Juke Jam; it is not necessary to install a driver for Windows ME/2000/XP.

3. Click the My Computer icon on your Desktop; you will find "Jukebox" drive in the
My Computer window.
INSTALLING THE MUSIC MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE, AudioPhile.exe.
AudioPhile.exe is the music management software between the computer operating
system and the Juke Jam player. This section will describe PC System Requirements,
installation method and a detailed introduction to AudioPhile.exe.
1. PC System Requirements
Microsoft Windows 98, Me, 2000 or XP
Pentium II with 32MB RAM and 64 MB RAM (Recommended)
USB port
CD-ROM drive
Internet connection recommended
32MB free hard drive space
2. Installation: There are two options:
Option 1: Insert the installation CD to CD-ROM driver; an installation screen will pop
up. Select "Install Jukebox Music Management", then select the location you want
to save the file to, and the process will complete automatically.
INSTALLING THE DRIVER SOFTWARE
If you are using Windows 98SE OS, you will need to install a driver for Juke Jam.
There are two options:
Option 1:
Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM driver; an installation screen will pop up.
Select "Install Jukebox Driver" and the process will complete automatically.
Option 2:
Plug Juke Jam into the USB port on your PC. Windows will automatically detect it
as new hardware and pop out a "New Hardware Found" message. After the above
step, the "Add Device Driver Wizard" will show up automatically. Click the "Next"
button to follow the on-screen instructions to finish the installation process.
1. Click the "Search for a suitable driver for my device (recommend)" item and
then click the "Next" button to continue.
2. In this dialog box, the wizard will ask you to check the optional search location.
Please insert the installation CD to CD-ROM drive first, check the "Specify a
location" item, press the "Browse" button to specify the driver location selected
as the following path: Driver CD\Driver and click "OK" button to
complete the installation.

On the "Transfer" tab, you can do the following function-oriented actions:
1. To download files to Juke Jam
Click the specified folder where your MP3 and WMA files are stored (usually
in the "My Music" folder); the file name(s) saved in the folder will show up
soon in the file list on PC.
Option 2:
Insert the installation CD into your PC's CD-ROM drive and go into the
Windows Explorer.
Click the icon of the CD-ROM drive, follow the path: Driver CD\AP\
AudioPhile.exe, and then just drag and drop the AudioPhile.exe to the location
you want it saved on your desktop.
3. Executing the AudioPhile.exe
Make sure the supplied USB cable has been correctly connected between
the PC and Juke Jam player.
Double-click AudioPhile.exe icon to start the following music management
functions. You will see the window as shown below:
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Select the desired MP3 file(s) shown in the file list on PC and then click
the "Send to player" button to download to the MP3 player. The progress
bar will show the status of the download progress.
2. To upload files to your PC system
Select the desired MP3 file(s) stored in the "music" tab, the file list on MP3
player, and then click the "Back to PC" button to upload to the PC. The
progress bar will show the status of the upload progress.
On the "My Collection" tab, you can easily manage or reorganize your music files.
Music list 1
Music list 2
1. Choose these items shown on the "Sorting Box"
Click the "TAG" button to edit the ID3 Tag information, including title, album,
artist and genre for the selected song.
Click the "Delete" button to erase the specified song. Be careful! Deleting
in the sorting box will also delete the music file on your Juke Jam HDD.
Click the "Add to Collection" button to add your favorite song to your
specified folder listed on the "My Collection" box.
2. Choose the item shown on the "My Collections" box
Click the "TAG" button to edit the ID3 Tag information, including the title,

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album, artist, and genre for the selected song.
Click the "Remove" button to delete the selected song from the music list ,
next to "My Collections" box.
Click the "Add", "Delete" or "Rename" button to change the original setting..
3. Click the "Search for" button to fill in title, artist or album to search and then
the desired songs will be shown in the music list 1, next to the Sorting box.
Note: you also can use "Conditional search" to search. That is, Selecting "*"
as a character or letter can replace any other character or letter while searching.
To change the start up picture
1. If you would like to change the Start Up picture shown on the player's LCD screen,
click the "Start up picture" button to get more settings options as indicated below.
Choose the folder in which your favorite pictures are stored and then select
a picture you want to use. At the same time, you can preview the picture
demonstrated on the right box. Please note you can only select a black
& white (monochrome) bmp file and dimensions of up to 160r240 pixels.
Click on the "OPEN" button to finish the whole setting.
To upgrade the firmware
It's easy for you to get firmware upgrades from www.polaroidmp3.com.
Save the updated firmware to your PC.
Be sure your MP3 player is securely connected to the PC with the supplied
USB cable.
Operate the AudioPhile.exe and then click the "F/W update" button.
Look up the folder in which your firmware upgrade file is located, select and
open the specified file.
If the firmware update is complete, disconnect the USB cable from the player
and reboot your MP3 player. Be sure to use the "Device Eject" button to safely
disconnect the unit!
The progress bar will show the status of the upgrade progress.
The player will automatically power off once the firmware upgrade is finished.
Restart the player to enjoy your music.
To rebuild the database (part of the AudioPhile program)
You might need to rebuild the Juke Jam database under the following circumstances:
1. When you copy or delete the MP3/WMA files without using the AudioPhile
program.
2. When you select a song to play and the system shows a "File not Found"
message
Note: that after performing this function, all music file(s) in "My collections" box will
disappear. You should save your "My collections" on your PC and then reload them
after you have performed the Rebuild database function.
Only perform the Rebuild database function when absolutely necessary!
Deleting Songs
If a song is downloaded through AudioPhile.exe, it has to be deleted through the
AudioPhile.exe program. If it is not deleted by AudioPhile.exe, you will need to
rebuild the database in order to fully delete the record or file.

BATTERY USE AND CHARGING JUKE JAM
Juke Jam operates on a Li-On battery. You should complete a full charge using the
AC Adapter prior to using Juke Jam. It takes approximately two hours to fully charge
the battery. Charging the battery for one hour will charge the battery approximately
80% full. Connect the AC Adapter to the DC Jack or connect your unit via the USB
to charge it. The battery icon will show up as while the battery is charging.
Once the battery icon is fully charged, the icon will appear as on your LCD
display.
Once the battery is fully charged, it will not continue to charge, so the life of the
battery will not be reduced.
A fully charged battery will provide you with up to 12 hours continuous playing
time.
USE AS PC DRIVES
If you want to use Juke Jam as a HDD, follow these steps.
1. Connect Juke Jam to your PC's or (Notebook's) USB port with the supplied USB
cable.
2. Click on the "My Computer" icon; you will find one new removable drive such as
"E" or "F" drive. If you are using Windows 98SE and you do not see the new
drive, go back to page 1 and follow the driver installation instructions.
3. Drag and the file(s) to or from Juke Jam as you do with any other HDD unit.
4. When you access Juke Jam through "My Computer" and open the Juke Jam
"MY MUSIC" folder, you will see four sub-folders:
DVR for your Digital Voice Recording files
FM for your stored/recorded FM music files
REC for your Line-In recorded music files
K2 for your transferred/stored music files
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WHILE CONNECTED JUKE JAM - PC
The diagram of " PC-Jukebox link" will show up on the screen of Juke Jam to
indicate the player has been connected to the USB port of the PC. While data
transfer is occurring, the progress bar will automatically appear and show the status
of the process. WARNING! Do not disconnect the player from PC during this process.
NOTES:
The removable drive provided by this player can be used for storage of files
with file formats other than MP3 and WMA.
When the HDD doesn't store the MP3 files, pressing the button will
have no affect.
Disconnecting the PC and Juke Jam incorrectly may cause the computer to
stop while transmitting data. This may cause the data in the HDD to be
incorrectly written. If this happens, you might need to perform a scan disk or
defrag procedure on the unit.
Once the transfer of files has been started, you may press the Cancel button
on the dialogue window to terminate the transferring process. Because it takes
some time for PC to remove the data from the register buffer, the dialogue box
may disappear on the window but the data exchange between the host and
device will still be in process. After you plug Juke Jam into your PC, the
Windows system will automatically shows an "Unplug or Eject hardware" icon
on the bottom right window task bar. If you want to disconnect the Jukebox
from the PC, it's safer for you to do this by clicking the "Unplug or Ejection
hardware" icon and then follow the on screen steps to completely and safely
disconnect the unit.

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Controls
Menu (1) Play / Pause
/Stop/ON / OFF
(3) Scroll up
USB
DC Jack
Reset
Line / Out
Line / In
(2) FF
(6) REW
(7) Menu
(5) Select
(4) Scroll down
DC Jack ResetLine / OutLine / In
To Lock/Unlock Function Buttons
Press "MENU" above two seconds and the device prompt user to press" "
for lock all buttons. Press" " to confirm.
To unlock the hold setting, press" MENU" above two seconds and the device prompt
user to press" " for unlock all buttons. Press" " to confirm.
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Description
1. Power on / off
2. Play / Pause / Stop
1. Press to skip to next song
2. Press and hold to search forward
3. Increase under specific settings(such as volume)
1. Scroll up for item selection
2. Increase under specific settings
1. Scroll down for item selection
2. Decrease under specific settings
Select item
1. Press to skip to previous song
2. Press and hold to search back
3. Decrease under specific settings
Exit current mode or setting and return to previous
setting
When the Digital Jukebox malfunctions, insert a paper
clip or pin into the reset hole to restart the unit
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Button
SEL
MENU
RESET
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Digital JukeBox
Play My Music
FM Radio
Voice Record
Music Record
Power off
Background Status
Preferences
Information
Main Menu
Playing Music
Scroll ( or ) to "Play My Music", then press "SEL"
Digital JukeBox
Play My Music
FM Radio
Voice Record
Music Record
Power off
Background Status
Preferences
Information
Main Menu
HDD DIGITAL JUKEBOX OPERATION
To Power On
In the Power off condition, you need to press " " for 2 second to power
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Playing Play Lists
1. Scroll ( or ) to "Play Lists", then press "SEL"
Artists
Albums
Songs
Play My Music
My Music Menu
(ldke)
List Manager
Scroll ( or ) to "Play My Music", then press "SEL";
Scroll ( or ) to "List Manager", then press "SEL" to go into the "Play List
Manager" display.
Background Status
Create Play List
Delete Play List
Edit Play List
Rename
Play List Manage
1.Creating Play List
Once you are in the List Manager display, scroll( or ) to "Create Play List"
then Press"SEL" to go into the "Create Play List " display
Under the edit box, select "Clear" to delete the default character string,"New
Scroll to select the first character of the desired Play list name and then press
"SEL" to save your choice. Continue to select the whole character string and
press "OK" to finish creating a new play list.
Play List".

3. Choose title of song ( or ), press "SEL" or " " to playback
2. Choose the favorite play list ( or ), then press "SEL"
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Search for
My Music Files
Background Status
Play Lists
List Manager
FM Recorded
Recorded songs
Background Status
Play Lists
Play List Menu
ID3 Message
ID3 information
0: 05: 36 0:02:35
Volume
Equalizer
A-B Mode[A]
Upcoming Songs
Played Songs
Background Status
Playback
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2.Deleting Play List
Once you are in the List Manager display, scroll to"Delete Play List", and them
press "SEL" to go into the "Create Play List " display.
Select a play list you want to delete and press "SEL" to delete the play list.
While you press the "SEL", the system will automatically pop up a dialog box
Note
The contents of Recorded songs and FM Recorded are what user recorded from
line-in or FM sources. Please refer to Recording section for further information
4. While the playback is underway, press "ESC / MENU" to navigate songs and
execute other operations.
5. While navigating is underway, use navigating function to "My Music" Menu. Scroll
indicating bar to "Now Playing", then press "SEL" or idle for 18 seconds to Song
Content Display.
Artists
Albums
Songs
Search for
My Music Files
Background Status
Play My Music
Play Lists
List Manager
My Music Menu
(Playback)
Songs