Aiwa UZ-PS128 manual

©2004 Sony Corporation UZ-PS128 Portable Solid Memory Player 4-253-038- 33 (1) Operating Instructions[...]

2 W ARNING To prevent fir e or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To prev ent fire, do not cover the v entilation of the apparatus with ne ws papers, table cloths, curtains, etc. And don’t place lighted candles on the apparatus. Certain countries may regulate disposal of the battery used to power this product. Please consul[...]

3 Overview What you can do with your player ............. 4 Main features .............................................. 5 Getting started Step 1: Check the package contents. .......... 6 Step 2: Insert a battery . ............................... 7 Locating controls ........................................ 8 Basic operations Listening to music stor[...]

4 Over view What you can do with your player Y our UZ-PS128 is a portable player with built-in solid memory . Y ou can play back MP3 f iles transferred to the player from your personal computer using the supplied software and the dedicated USB cable. Y ou can also record and listen to the sound from another audio de vice connected to the player wit[...]

5 Overview Overview Main featur es • Headphone-style solid memory player - Highly portable with the player b uilt into the headphones - Skip-proof using flash memory •A pproximately 10 hours of continuous playback with a single LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery • Up to 120 minutes* of music can be stored in the built-in memory . • MP3 files [...]

6 Getting star ted Step 1: Check the package contents. Check the accessories enclosed in the package. • Portable solid memory player (1) • Dedicated USB cable (1) • Analog connection cord (1) • CD-R OM* (“Music T ransfer Solid Memory Edition”) (1) • Operating instructions for the application software “Music Transfer Solid Memory Edi[...]

7 Getting started Step 2: Insert a batter y . The battery compartment is provided on the left ear side. Insert one LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery into the battery compartment as illustrated belo w . e E Battery duration Approximately 10 hours (continuous playback, with a Sony LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery) When to replace the battery When the [...]

8 Locating controls 1 (repeat)/A UTO TRA CK switch 2 M.D.S.E switch 3 PO WER switch 4 OPE indicator 6 7 89 0 12 5 34 Player (right ear side) 6 PLA Y/STOP * b utton 7 V OL + * /– buttons 8 USB connector 9 INPUT (analog audio input) jack 0 REC/ERASE button * The b utton has a tactile dot. 5 . / > (skip/search) buttons[...]

Basic operations 9 Basic operations Listening to music stor ed in your player First, insert a battery into your player (page 7) and record some audio data to the player’ s b uilt-in memory . Note Disconnect the player from your computer before listening to music. 1 . Put the player on your ears. (Continued) Note Remove earrings before wearing the[...]

10 2 . Start playback. 3 1 2 – V OL + PLA Y/STOP PO WER OPE OFF ON/ST ANDBY 1 Set the PO WER switch to ON/ST ANDBY . 2 Press and hold PLA Y/ST OP for more than one second. A short beep is heard in the headphones and playback starts. The OPE indicator slowly flashes in green. 3 Press VOL +/– to adjust the v olume. Playback stops after the last t[...]

Basic operations 11 To Do this Go to the beginning of the ne xt track Press > once.* 1 Go to the beginning of the current track Press . once. Go to the beginning of pre vious tracks Press . repeatedly . Press and hold . to quickly locate the track you w ant.* 2 Go to the beginning of succeeding tracks Press > repeatedly .* 1 Press and hold &g[...]

12 Recording fr om another audio device Y ou can connect your player to another audio device, such as a CD player , and record audio from that device . The audio is conv erted into MP3 files and stored in the player’ s internal memory . Note The volume and sound quality of the audio from the connected e xternal audio device will affect the r ecor[...]

Basic operations 13 About recor ded tracks •W hene ver you stop recording, the audio recorded up to that point will be stored as a track. •A new tr ack is recorded after the end of the last track already stored. • During recording if the player’ s memory becomes full, the OPE indicator flashes in red and the e xisting tracks will be erased [...]

14 B Advanced operations M.D.S.E /A UTO TRA CK OFF ON OFF ON Changing the sound quality (M.D .S.E) The M.D.S.E (MP3 Digital Sound Enhancer) allows you to enjo y clear digital sound and a resonant bass. Set the M.D .S.E switch to ON. Notes • If the sound is distorted when using the M.D.S.E function, turn down the volume. • The M.D.S.E function d[...]

Advanced operations 15 Using the player as ster eo headphones Y ou can use the player as a pair of ordinary stereo headphones using the supplied analog connection cord. 1 Set the PO WER switch to OFF . 2 Connect the player to another audio de vice . Connect the supplied analog connection cord to the INPUT jack of the player and to the headphones ja[...]

16 Precautions General •N ev er use the player where it will be subjected to extremes of light, temperature, moisture or vibration. • Remov e ear rings when using this player to av oid injury . Road Safety Do not use this player while driving, c ycling, or operating any motorized vehicle. It may create a traff ic hazard and is illegal in many a[...]

Additional information 17 Tr oubleshooting If you experience an y of the following diff iculties while using your player, use this troubleshooting guide to help you remedy the problem. Should any problem persist, consult your nearest Aiwa dealer . F or trouble concerning operations while connected to your computer , also refer to “T roubleshootin[...]

18 Specifications Supported audio file format MP3 Bit rate: 8 - 320 kbps Sampling frequencies: 24/22.05/16/32/ 44.1/48 kHz MP3 files encoded with a combination of sampling frequency of 22.05 kHz and bit rate of 160 kbps are not playable on this player . Frequency response 20 - 20,000 Hz (single signal measurement) Input INPUT : Stereo mini-jack USB[...]

Additional information 19 Index A Auto Power Off 10 Auto Track 13 B Battery 7 C, D Cleaning 16 Connecting to another audio device 12, 15 E, F, G Erasing tracks 13 H, I, J, K Headphones Putting on 9 Using as stereo headphones 15 L Locating the first track 11 M, N, O M.D.S.E (MP3 Digital Sound Enhancer) 14 Music Transfer Solid Memory Edition 4 P, Q P[...]

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