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Samsung Yepp' YP-90H User manual

Contents
Preparations
Basic Usage
Additional Usage
Connection to Computer
Features ............................................................................................................4
Components ....................................................................................................5
The Name of Parts ..........................................................................................6
Inserting a Batteries ..........................................................................................7
Explorer Usage
Appendix
How to Use yepp xplorer ..............................................................................38
Setting up Options ..........................................................................................39
Copying Files to yepp (PC)..............................................................................40
Copying Files to yepp (Mac)............................................................................42
Deleting Files (PC) ..........................................................................................44
Deleting Files (Mac) ........................................................................................45
Formatting (PC) ..............................................................................................46
Formatting (Mac)..............................................................................................47
Uploading Files (PC)........................................................................................48
Uploading Files (Mac)......................................................................................49
Change a File Name (PC) ..............................................................................50
Change a File Name (Mac) ............................................................................51
Rearranging Files ............................................................................................52
Installing CD Ripper ........................................................................................53
Description of Buttons......................................................................................54
M NU Table ....................................................................................................56
Customer Support
Precautions ......................................................................................................58
Something Wrong with yepp ? ........................................................................59
Security ............................................................................................................60
Specifications ..................................................................................................61
Listening to Music with yepp..............................................................................8
Setting up Volume/Hold Functions ..................................................................9
Changing Modes..............................................................................................10
Recording Voice ..............................................................................................11
Searching for Music/Voice Files ......................................................................12
Listening to FM ................................................................................................14
Loop Repeating ..............................................................................................16
Setting up Menu ..............................................................................................17
Repeating Tracks ............................................................................................18
Setting up Q ..............................................................................................19
Managing Files (Deleting/Formatting)..............................................................20
Customizing Options (Setting) ........................................................................22
Installing Software (PC) ..................................................................................26
Installing Software (Mac) ................................................................................28
Connecting to Computer..................................................................................32
Manual Installation of USB Driver....................................................................34
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Components
5
Features
yepp has the sound quality as good
as that of music CD.
iniature Design
Smallest and Lightest in the World
P3, W A file Playback
High Speed USB
Fast Downloading Speed
MAX. 5Mbps
Voice Recording
Max. 480 minutes recording
available (128MB standard)
Fashion Backlight
D.I.Y. Support
Logo mbellishment
Adjusting Scroll Speed
Adjusting Contrast
Player
arphones Two Batteries
(1.5V AAA type)
User’s Manual
Carrying case
USB Cable
Installation CD Pull the sponge on the
bottom in the direction
of arrow, and there is
an installation CD.
4
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The Name of Parts
6
Front Rear
Microphone
arphones Jack
Play/Stop/
Forward/Backward
Button
Volume
Display Window
Voice Recording Button
M NU/Mode/Loop
Repeating Button
USB Cable
Connection Port
Inserting batteries
Press and pull the cover in the
direction of the arrow to open it.
Inserting a batteries to the right
poles ( ) and push-close
the cover in the direction the
arrow is indicating
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LCD panel seems to be misty.
Please peel off the tape from
the LCD panel.
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Listening to Music with yepp
Setting up Volume / Hold Functions
9
8
First, insert a batteries and connect the earphones to the player.
Playing usic
(Power On)
Stopping usic
(Power Off/Sleep)
When you press the button, the
yepp logo appears and a music/voice
file/FM is played.
Adjusting the Volume
Press the button on the front
adjust the volume while playing.
HOLD Function
Tr001 00:04:35
There You'll Be love
Power off
Tr001 STOP
Tr001 00:04:35
There You'll Be love
30
Tr001 00:04:35
Tr001 00:04:35
There You’ll Be love
Power Off mode.
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Volume ranges from 00 to 30.
● Press short to adjust step by step.
● Press long to adjust continuously.
When you press the button while playing,
the music stops.
If any key is not entered, it automatically turns
into Power Off or Sleep mode in 5 seconds.
Press the key longer and choose 3.
Hold in the M NU mode ➞ 1. Choose the
Confirm. But, press the button longer
(1 second or more) to set HOLD while voice
recording)
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Under Hold mode, no key works.
Press the button longer (more
than 1 second) in the HOLD mode to
release.
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Changing Modes ecording Voice
11
10
Changing to Voice ode To Record Voice
Stop playing music and press the
button short to change to voice mode.
Press the button to play. Press the button longer
(more than 1 second) to start a
voice recording.
Changing to usic ode
Stop playing voice and press the
button short twuice more time to change
to music mode.
Press the button to play.
Tr001 00:00:01
[R C] 02:15:17
Tr001 00:00:09
Record pause
Tr001 STOP
VI001.WAV
1
Press the button to pause
while recording. Press the
button again to resume recording.
2
Press the button to stop
recording. A new voice file is
created.
3
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Recording is done in the order of VI001,VI002..…
● When memory is full, recording stops automatically.
(The available time is displayed on the right from the
center when recording begins.)
● Music mode is switched to voice mode after voice recording stop.
● When recording voice, make sure to record it for longer than 5
seconds. (Recording is not available in case of less than 5 seconds.)
● It is recommended to keep the nuit 10cm away from you in case of
voice recording (If not, the recording quality may be lowered)
Changing to F ode
To listen to the FM radio, stop the
playback of voice and press the
button short once again.
RC
RC
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Searching for Music/Voice Files
12
Searching for Specific Parts in a Track
( usic/Voice file)
●Press the button for longer while playing
to find and listen to the part you choose.
Release the button to resume playing.
Searching for usic/Voice Files
in Play
●Press the button short while playing
to play the next track.
●
Press the button short within 5 seconds from
the start to play the previous track. Press the
button short after 5 seconds from the start to play
the beginning of the current track.
Searching for usic/Voice Files
in Stop
●Press the button in STOP
mode to skip to the previous or next track.
Press the button to play.
Tr001 00:04:35 Tr001 00:05:24
VI002.WAV
Tr001 00:05:24
VI002.WAV
There you'll Be love There you'll Be love
Tr001 00:04:35
Tr002 00:04:35
Love letter the scent
Tr003 00:00:01
struck by the beauty
Tr003 00:00:01
VI003.WAV
Tr004 00:00:01
VI004.WAV
Tr002 STOP
Love letter the scent
Tr001 00:00:01
Tr003 00:00:01
struck by the beauty
There You'll Be love
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● With VBR files, pressing the button within 5 seconds from the start may not result in
playing the previous track.
● With VBR files, the actual running time may differ from that of the player display.
● VBR(Variable Bit Rate) file: MP3 file whose compression rate changes when played.
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Listening to FM
14
F On / Off
Press the button during FM reception to turn the
radio Off, and repress it to turn On.
FM
103.50MHz
Ch01
FM
103.50MHz
Ch01
STOP
Changing channel frequency
Press the button longer from the channel desired to change
frequency for Auto Search. Press the short during flickering ‘Ch’
to select a desired frequency and then press the button longer to
store the appropriate frequency.
FM
88.80MHz
Ch02
FM
88.80MHz
Ch02
Automatically storing frequency
Press the button longer during the FM reception and then press
the button short during flicking ‘Ch’ (press the button longer once more to
cancel the setting) to search frequencies automatically and to store them in
10 channels respectively (Auto Search).
FM
88.80MHz
Ch01
FM
89.10MHz
Ch02
FM
93.50MHz
Ch03
Changing the F Channels
Press the button short during FM reception to move
to the previous/next channel.
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If you press the button during Auto Search, it will be switched to the modes storing
the channel searched and of manual search for the channel currently being searched.
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yepp xplorer is not supported in the FM mode.
To use the yepp xplorer in the FM mode, switch to the Music mode
or Voice mode.
FM
103.50MHz
Ch01
FM
89.1MHz
Ch02
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Loop epeating Setting up MENU
17
16
Loop Function
Starting Point Ending Point
Press the button short at
the last point of the loop.
appears in the display screen.
The loop is repeatedly played.
● Play mode : To select track repeating mode.
● Equalizer : To use equalizer function
● Hold : To set the Hold function(Press the button for more
than 1 second in the play or stop mode to release it.)
● Setting : To change the basic setup options of the display.
● File : To delete or format music/voice files.
● Exit menu : To exit ENU
● Press the button longer than 1 seconds to switch to ENU mode.
● Use the button to select and the button to move.
● Press the button one more time to cancel the ENU mode.
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Press the button short to cancel the loop.
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● In ENU, Go up can be used to exit the current setting.
● In ENU mode, no input for 15 seconds will cancel the mode.
While playing music/voice files,
press the button short at
the first part that you want to set
up the loop.
flickers in the display.
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epeating Tracks
Setting up EQ
19
18
Track Repeating Function
In ENU, select 1.Play mode.
1
In PLAY ODE, use the button to move to the mode you
want and press the button to select.
2
EQ Function
In ENU, select 2. Equalizer.
1
In EQ, use the / button to move to the tone you
want (out of the 5 tones) and press the button to select.
2
● Normal: To play all the tracks in order one time.
● Repeat one: To repeat one track.
● Repeat all: To repeat all tracks.
● Shuffle: To play tracks at random.
● Intro: To play the first 10 seconds of tracks.
One
All
Intro
Normal Classic Jazz Rock
US R
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You can adjust Bass and Treble in the US R mode.
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Managing Files
20
Deleting
In ENU, select 5. File
1
In File, select Delete and the
mode the target file is in.
2
Move to the file to delete and
press the button to select.
The file is deleted.
3
Formatting
In ENU, select 5. File
1
In File, select Format ➞ Confirm.
Select Cancel to exit the mode.
2
Select Cancel to exit the mode.
4
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● You can format also in yepp xplorer.
● All files will be deleted when formatting the built-in memory.
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23
Customizing Options
22
Setting Up Function
In ENU, select 4. Setting
1
Use the button to move to the function you want to change
and select the function by using the button.
2
Press the button to set
up the contrast.
Tr001 00:04:35 Tr001 00:04:35
There You'll Be loveThere You'll Be love
Contrast
Backlight
● Never: No Backlight
●
1 sec. ON
●
3 sec. ON
●
5 sec. ON
❈ Select Never to save electrical power
of batteries.
Backlight ON
Press the button to set
up the scroll speed.
❈ Short file name is not scrolled
but stopped.
Scroll speed
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Display ➞ 1. Information
●
Play time: displaying current play time
●
Remain time: displaying remained play time
●
Total time: displaying total play time
Display ➞ 2. Logo
● Default: "yepp" logo
● User define: displaying user-defined logo
● None: displaying no logo.
●
Compression: displaying compression rate
●
Free memory: displaying remained memory
128
Kbps
32
MB FR
Default Setting ex) User define setting
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● yepp homepage (http://www.samsungyepp.com) offers a program to edit
the user defined logo. You can download from SUPPORT.
● To set the customized logo, edit with Logo ditor and save, then transfer it to yepp.
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27
Installing Software (PC)
26
Insert the installation CD into CD-RO drive.
Then the picture appears as shown below.
Select "yepp xplorer install".
1
Click [Next] for a series of windows that appear.
2
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29
Installing Software (Mac)
28
To install the Mac iTunes Plug-in, iTunes 1.1 version or more should be
installed in your system. If you have installed by using the Mac OS 9
installation CD or Mac OS X installation CD, the system is basically
installed. If not, download it from iTunes homepage of Apple Computer
(http://www.apple.com/itunes) to install.
Specifications for iTunes Plug-in installation
● Mac OS 9 or more, Mac OS X 10.0.3 or more
● System memory 64 MB or more
● iTunes 1.1 or more for Mac OS 9, or iTunes 1.1
or more for Mac OS X
Double-Click the YP-90 iTunes Plug-in Installer in the
installation CD supplied.
1
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The installation program supplied is made to be used in both Mac OS 9
and Mac OS X automatically.
In case of OS 9 In case of OS X
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31
Double-Click the installation program, then the following
screen appears. Press the [Continue] button here.
2
The following figure is the main screen of the installation
program. To continue installation, press the [Install]
button at the right bottom, then installation starts.
3
When the installation is completed, you must reboot the
system in case of Mac OS 9. In case of Mac OS X, it may
be not required to reboot the system.
4
30
In case of OS 9
In case of OS X
In case of OS 9 In case of OS X
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Connecting to Computer
32 33
System Requirements.
●
Pentium 133MHz or over
●
Windows 98/M /2000/XP
●
Mac (9 ~ X)
●
20MB of available hard disk space
●
CD-ROM drive
(double speed or over)
●
USB port supported
●
VGA graphic
Plug one end of the USB cable into the
USB port at the back of a computer.
1
Open the USB cover on the right side of yepp
and connect the other end of the USB cable
to the USB port of yepp.
2
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● Before connecting to the computer, make sure to
install yepp xplorer. If “Add New Hardware Wizard”
appears, press the [Cancel] button and install yepp
xplorer.
● If USB driver is not installed automatically, refer to
page 34.
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It might make computer go to temporary malfunction when you unplug the USB cable
from computer while yepp xplorer is initiating yepp or executing command.
USB connect cable
USB
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35
Manual Installation of USB Driver
34
In case of being not installed USB driver automatically, connect yepp to PC and install USB
driver manually (How to check USB driver: refer to 39 page)
Click [Next] button for a series of windows that appear. Click [Next] button for a series of windows that appear.
Insert installation CD and
select drive.
Insert installation CD and
select drive.
To complete the installation
process, reboot the system.
1
In Windows 98/ E
2
In Windows 2000
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37
Connect yepp to PC.
The screen below will appear.
Select [Install from a list or
specific location (Advanced)]
and click [Next].
1
Insert Installation CD into CD-ROM
drive.
Select [Search removable media
(floppy, CD-RO ...)] and click [Next]
2
Sometimes the message below will appear.
This software will not impair or destabilize
the correct operation of your system.
Click [Continue Anyway]
● If a message asking for the location of the source driver
pops up, select the location and click [Next].
3
When Installation is completed,
click [Finish].
4
3
In Windows XP
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How to use yepp Explorer
38 39
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After connecting yepp to computer, click [Refresh] in yepp xplorer
File enu
Copy to
Format
Delete
Stop
Refresh
xit
To copy files between the computer and yepp
To format the memory of yepp
To delete files in the memory
To stop a command for copying files from the
computer to yepp
To display the current files saved in yepp
To end yepp xplorer
Environment enu
Font
Large Icon/Small Icon
List Icon/Detail
Register a
SecuMAX key
Options
To change the font for displaying information on
the list of files in yepp xplorer.
To change display type of the list of files in
xplorer.
To register a “SecuMAX key”.
You can change voice file transfer type
and USB setting.
Setting up Options
PC (yepp Explorer)
When selecting Options, select [Environment] ➝ [Options] from yepp xplorer.
Click [OK] to save the change.
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How to check USB driver
"Turning on the power of yepp"➝ "Connecting yepp to PC"
-USB driver is installed with the message saying that it is
searching for a new device.
If USB driver is not installed, try one more time after rebooting
the PC. (If USB driver is not installed at the second attempt,
contact your PC manufacturer.)
When USB driver is installed, "SAMSUNG YP-90" will appear
in [System Properties] ➝ [Device Manager] as shown in the
picture on the right.
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Copying Files to yepp (PC)
40 41
Connect the yepp to PC before file copyng. If the Power of yepp is Off,
press the button to check the Power turned On and proceed.
(To use yepp xplorer in the FM mode, change the mode to Music or Voice first.)
Run yepp xplorer
● Double- click yepp xplorer icon on
your desktop.
1
Select [File]
➝ [
Copy to]
➝
[
Flash emory].
2
After selecting files to copy to
yepp, click [Open].
3
Check the music file to add
from the Download File List
and press the [yepp Copy]
button
4
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An 128Kbps file uses about 1MB of memory per minute.
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