Tommyca TCS 3200 User manual

USER MANUAL
TCS 3100/3200

Welcome!
The tommyca multi-function personal listening device is defining the state of the art
sound system for the road Designed by cyclists for cyclists, tommyca features easy
access controls, digital tuner, quick release mounting, and internal antenna to
make your ride safer, more convenient and way more fun. Whether you’re a
serious cyclist, a bike commuter or just in it for the ride, tommyca surrounds you
with sound. Equalized for distortion, a set of onboard, high efficiency, full range
speakers and digital amplifier ensure purity. Like no other portable player you’ve
ever owned, tommyca is rugged, rain resistant and built for the open road.
Tommyca TCS. Serious sound for serious riders.
Tommyca
Enjoy the ride ;- ]

Index:
Chapter 1 Getting Started .......................................................................... 4
1.1 Components...........................................................................................................................4
1.2 System Diagram.....................................................................................................................5
1.3 LCD Displays..........................................................................................................................6
1.4 Installing the Quick Release Handlebar Mounting Bracket................................................7
Chapter 2: Getting the Basics..................................................................... 8
2.1 Turning the Player On/Off.....................................................................................................8
2.2 Menu Controls........................................................................................................................8
2.3 Riding Controls.......................................................................................................................9
Chapter 3: Hooking it up..........................................................................10
3.1 Charging the Battery............................................................................................................10
3.2 Connecting to your PC ........................................................................................................11
3.2.1 Loading Music File/Folder from your PC to tommyca ...............................................11
3.2.2 Deleting File/Folder from tommyca.............................................................................11
3.3 Connecting to an Auxiliary Device......................................................................................11
3.4 Connecting Earphones........................................................................................................12
Chapter 4: Setup ....................................................................................13
4.1 System Setup.......................................................................................................................13
4.1.1 Language......................................................................................................................13
4.1.2 Display...........................................................................................................................13
4.1.3 Sys Tool.........................................................................................................................13
Chapter 5: Listening ...............................................................................14
5.1 MP3 Listening.......................................................................................................................14
5.1.1 Repeat...........................................................................................................................14
5.1.2 Equalizer .......................................................................................................................14
5.1.3 Normal Listening...........................................................................................................14
5.2 FM Radio..............................................................................................................................14
5.2.1 Listening........................................................................................................................14
5.2.2 Setup .............................................................................................................................15
Chapter 6: Taking it on the Road...............................................................16
6.1................................................................................................................................................16
Attaching tommyca to the Quick Release mounting bracket..................................................16
6.2 Headlights.............................................................................................................................16
Chapter 7: Safety Regulations .................................................................. 17
Chapter 8: More Information..................................................................... 18
8.1 Compatibility.........................................................................................................................18
8.1.1 Supported File Formats: ..............................................................................................18
8.1.2 Battery life .....................................................................................................................18
8.1.3 Rainproof standards.....................................................................................................18
8.1.4 Additional Highlights.....................................................................................................18
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Guide and Technical Specifications.....................19
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TCS 3100/3200 User Manuel

Chapter 1 Getting Started
1.1 Components
1. TCS 3100/3200 Audio Player
2. Universal Handlebar Mounting Kit
3. USB 2.0 Cable
4. Protective Bag
5. Universal USB Power Adaptor (TCS 3200 only)
6. Desktop Cradle (TCS 3200 only)
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Chapter 1 Getting Started

1.2 System Diagram

1.3 LCD Displays

1.4 Installing the Quick Release Handlebar Mounting Bracket
1. Using #3 Allen Key, remove the 2 set screws from the mounting bracket.
2. Center the mounting bracket on either side of the handlebar stem with the
tommyca logo facing forward.
3. Hold the clamps around the handlebar.
4. Replace and tighten the set screws.
Notes:
Depending on your handlebar’s diameter, you may need to add the supplied inserts to
insure a snug fit. To use the inserts, slide them over the handlebar and position them
under the mounting bracket clamps.
Handle bar diameter
Insert
30-32mm
No insert
26- 29
Thin insert
22-25
Thick insert.
Rotate the mount up or down as desired using the holding screws, (add a graphic that
shows the holding screws)
Do not over tighten set screws.

Chapter 2: Getting the Basics
2.1 Turning the Player On/Off
There are 2 steps to turn the player on
1. Slide the Power Switch to the on position (full solid dot) and
2. Press and hold the Start/Stop Button until the LCD lights up
To turn the player off either
1. Press and hold the Start/Stop button until the player turns off
2. or Slide the Power Switch to the off position
Note: On/Off main switch is used for shipment or long period that device is not in use (more
then week). For regular use –use only start/stop only. Recharging can be done when switch
is in off.
2.2 Menu Controls
Tommyca has four main menu and setup controls. To use the controls, press firmly
on the desired function control button.
Note: Controls are intentionally tight to help ensure rain proofing and should be pressed
firmly to activate the function.
Menu / Return has 2 functions, they are: To open the main menu screen, and to
return to previous screen. While in menu mode–short press on menu
return/back to upper in level menu. Long press on menu will exit menu and
return to play back.
The OK control approves the highlighted menu option.
Scrolls the menu options up.
Scrolls the menu options down.
Note: The company recommends that you do not use the Main Menu controls while riding.
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2.3 Riding Controls
Tommyca has several multi-function toggle controls positioned for easy access while
riding.
Left Side Controls
Play / Pause - to toggle between the Play / Pause functions, quickly press and
release the control. In FM and Aux mode short press on play/pause function as
Mute/unmute.
Start / Stop - To toggle between the Start / Stop functions, press and hold the
control.
Note: To Wake the player the power switch must be in the on position.
Track / Presets Selector - Depending on the current mode, the selector moves
through the stored files or preset FM frequencies.
Press the control to move forward or backward through the Music files
and FM Presets.
Note: You must be in normal listening mode to use the |Track/Presets| selector.
Right Side Controls
The Mode Selector allows you to change between FM Radio and Music
functions.
1. To move between the 2 functions, press and release the |Mode|
selector control.
2. The current mode will be displayed in the LCD.
Volume Control
Press the control to adjust the volume.

Chapter 3: Hooking it up
3.1 Charging the Battery
Tommyca can be charged by either:
1. Connecting it to your computer’s USB port with the supplied cable.
a. The computer must be switched on to charge the device.
b. The battery will charge automatically whenever the device is connected and the
computer is on.
2. Connecting it directly to an electric wall outlet using the tommyca Universal USB
Power Adaptor
a. Only use the power adaptor supplied with the device. (TCS 3200 only)
Note:
The battery icon will flash during charging. When the icon stops flashing the unit is fully
charged.
Fully charge the battery before using it the first time.
A full charge takes approximately 5 hours.
Using the player while charging may lengthen the charging time.
CAUTION:
Do not disassemble, crush, short-circuit or incinerate your battery as it may cause fire,
injury, burns, or other hazards.
As with all batteries, proper disposal is essential. Check with your local waste or
recycling company to determine the disposal method for your area. Putting any battery
directly in the trash harms the environment.
Chapter 3: Hooking it up
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3.2 Connecting to your PC
1. Slide the switch to the on position.
2. Turn on your computer.
3. Connect the device to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
4. When properly connected the LCD will display the connecting message.
Note:
The device will be recognized as a removable disk.
Use a high speed, USB port for optimal operation.
3.2.1 Loading Music File/Folder from your PC to tommyca
1. Select the file or folder in your computer
2. Drag and drop it to the device which appears as a removable disk.
3. If the file is being transferred successfully the file transferring icon will flash.
3.2.2 Deleting File/Folder from tommyca
1. After selecting the file/folder to delete, push the delete key or right click on the
mouse and select |Delete|.
2. Click |Yes| in the |Confirm File Delete| popup window.
3.3 Connecting to an Auxiliary Device
To use tommyca with an auxiliary device, such as a 3rd party music player,
1. Connect it to the device through the AUX jack using a suitable cable connector.
2. When Aux cable is connected the Mode select automatically change to cyclic
three mode selector –Music,FM.Aux. When User remove the Aux cable than
the Mode select will automatically return to 2 mode selection
3. Use the control to increase or reduce the volume.
Note: When connected to the auxiliary device the next/previous controls will be disabled.

3.4 Connecting Earphones
Tommyca is compatible with most plug-in earphones.
To connect earphones:
1. Remove the protective rubber cap.
2. Connect earphones to the device.
Note:
To ensure continued rain resistance, ALWAYS replace the cap whenever you are
not using the earphone or AUX jack
The company recommends that you do not use headphones while riding.
When Earphone is plugged in –the speaker will be automatically shut off. When
Earphone will be removed –speaker will automatically start to play

Chapter 4: Setup
4.1 System Setup
To access the system menus, press the Menu/Back control. Press the up arrow
to select a parameter to modify,
1. Press the arrow to highlight the desired option.
2. Press
4.1.1 Language
1. Press the or arrow to highlight the desired option.
2. Press
Note: The display will change to the chosen language as soon as you press
4.1.2 Display
1. Press the or arrow to highlight the desired option.
2. Press
a. Brightness
1. Press the or arrow to make the display brighter or darker as indicated by
the Brightness slider.
2. Press
b. Backlight lights is a power saving feature that automatically dims the LCD after
the selected time.
1. Press the or arrow to select the desired time.
2. Press
4.1.3 Sys Tool
1. Press the or arrow to highlight the desired option.
2. Press
a. Format Options: |Quick| |Complete|
1. Press the or arrow to select |no| or |yes|.
2. Press
b. Reset
1. Press the or arrow to select |no| or |yes|.
2. Press
C. System info
1. System Info displays Firmware version, free space and Total disk capacity.
2. Press or to return to the previous screen.
Chapter 4: Setup
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註解 [O1]: why not to write down the 8
optional languages

Chapter 5: Listening
5.1 MP3 Listening
To access the MP3 settings,
1. Press to go into the main menu screen
2. Use the or arrows and select MP3
3. Press
5.1.1 Repeat
Options: |No Repeat| |Repeat One| |Repeat All| |Random All|
1. Press the or arrow to highlight the desired option.
2. Press
5.1.2 Equalizer
Options: |Default| |Normal| |Pop| |Rock| |Jazz| |Classic| |Bass|
1. Press the or arrow to highlight the desired option.
2. Press
Note: Equalizer mode is not applicable when using the FM or Aux mode or when playing
WMA files.
5.1.3 Normal Listening
To return to normal listening from setup,
1. Press the control until you return to the Music display
2. Press the Riding Mode Control to choose MP3 or FM
5.2 FM Radio
5.2.1 Listening
Tommyca has 2 FM listening options: |manual| |preset| To change between manual to
preset:
1. Press to go into the menu screen
2. Use the or arrows to select FM
3. Press
4. Select |manual| or |preset| press
5. Press 3 times to return to normal listening, or one long press
6. Visually confirm mode choice
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5.2.2 Setup
Manual - Allows you to scroll through frequencies one at a time and preset your
stations.
To access manual setup:
1. Press to go into the main menu screen
2. Select FM, press
3. Select |manual|, press
4. Use or arrows to find the desired frequency
To save the current station as a preset or switch to auto scan,
5. Press
To save preset,
6. Select |Save Preset|, press .
|Save Preset| automatically switches to the preset menus.
Auto Scan automatically searches the FM band and sets up to 30 stations. To
compile a preset FM playlist using Auto Scan:
1. Wait for the scan to complete and return to the first available frequency.
2. Use the or arrows and scroll through the presets.
To delete a frequency from your FM playlist or return to Auto Scan,
3. Press
4. Press to return to normal listening mode (3 times)
Preset scrolls through your preset frequencies and allows you to modify the preset list.
1. Use the or arrows and scroll through the presets.
2. Press
3. Select |delete| or |auto scan|
4. Press
Notes:
While in setup the Riding Controls will be disabled.
To enable the Riding Controls, return to normal listening mode
The player starts in the last mode used.
Changing the language means changing the language of the menu but not the display
itself

Chapter 6: Taking it on the Road
6.1 Attaching tommyca to the Quick Release mounting bracket
To attach the unit to your bike,
1. Slide the Power Switch to the On position
2. Align the mounting holds over the mounting slots
3. Roll the unit up and away from you until the red
locking clip snaps out
4. Verify the unit is locked in place before releasing
it
To remove the unit,
1. Hold the unit with one hand and press the red
locking clip with the other
2. Remove the unit
6.2 Headlights
Headlights can be used in either Blinking or Steady mode. To toggle between them,
push the Headlight button. The selected mode will be displayed on the LCD.
Note that in France user should not use the blinking mode.
Chapter 6: Taking it on the Road
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Chapter 7: Safety Regulations
Designed specially for cyclists, tommyca Riding Controls allow you to easily adjust
listening options with minimal hand movement
Important things to remember:
1. Never dismantle, repair or rebuild the player.
2. Do not drop or subject the unit to impact.
3. Do not immerse the unit in water.
4. Avoid using the menu buttons during heavy rain. All other buttons can work
even under rain conditions.
5. If the device is not used for long periods of time, turn the Power Off.
6. Always backup files to a PC or other digital storage device to prevent data loss.
7. Do not use earphones while cycling.
8. Do not use earphones at high volume.
Chapter 7: Safety Regulations
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Chapter 8: More Information
8.1 Compatibility
Tommyca is compatible with PC and Apple computers
8.1.1 Supported File Formats:
Tommyca supports MP3, WMA, and WAV format music files as well as external
playback sources.
8.1.2 Battery life
Under normal use, the tommyca battery should last over 6 hours.
8.1.3 Rainproof standards
Meets IPX3 rain resistant standards.
8.1.4 Additional Highlights
International: FM Radio (Europe and US)
Rapid Connection: USB 2.0 interface for quick PC communication
Easy and Intuitive : Simple access to all main functions
Personalized: Multiple repeat and equalization options
Economical: Automatic sleep mode and rechargeable built in battery
Convenient: Quick Release Mounting bracket for home or office use
Chapter 8: More Information
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Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Guide and Technical Specifications
No power
Make sure the player is turned On
Press the Play / Stop button for 2 sec.
Check that the battery is charged
No sound from speakers
Check whether volume is set to « 0 »
Make sure the player is not in pause mode
Corrupted MP3 files may make a static noise
and the sound may be cut off.
Make sure that the music files are not
corrupted.
Characters in LCD are
corrupted
Check whether the right language has been
selected
Music file download fails
Check whether USB cable is damaged and
make sure it is connected properly.
For Win 98 Check if the driver is installed
correctly
Check if the player’s memory is full
Technical Specifications
No.
Name
Description
1
Capacity of Flash
Memory
Built-in Flash Memory, 1G for TCS3100, 2G
for TCS3200
2
USB Interface
USB2.0 (High Speed)
3
Power Supply
NI MH rechargeable batteries
4
S/N ratio
≥80dB
5
Audio Frequency
Range
200Hz –20kHz
6
EQ
NORMAL, POP, ROCK,CLASSIC, JAZZ,
BASS,
7
Support files format
MP3, WMA, WAV
8
FM
87.50 ---- 108.00MHz(Normal)
30 Station preset support
9
File System
FAT16, FAT32
10
Operating Moisture
10%—75%
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Guide and
Technical Specifications
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