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Gateway Projector 210 manual

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    i www .gatew ay .com Co n te n t s 1 Introducing Your USB Digital Music P layer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Accesso ries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    ii www .gatewa y .com A Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 B Safety, R egulatory, and Legal Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45[...]

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    Chapter 1 1 Introducing Y our USB Digi tal Music Pla yer ■ Features ■ Player con trols and com ponents ■ Connecting the neck strap ■ Installing batteries[...]

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    2 www .gat eway .c om F eat ures Y our player has the follo wing features: ■ 64 MB, 128 MB, or 256 MB integra ted memory , depen ding on th e model yo u pur chased ( 3 M B o f m e m o r y i s r e q u i r e d f o r y o u r p l a y e r ’ s o p e r a t i n g s y s t e m a n d s o f t w a r e ) ■ Compact, tw o-piece design ■ Direct con nection [...]

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    3 www .gatew ay .com A ccessories Acce ssor ies i nclu de: ■ Stereo head phones ■ USB extens ion cable ■ Neck strap ■ Carr y case ■ 1 AAA batter y ■ Setu p poste r ■ Inst all ati on CD[...]

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    4 www .gat eway .c om Fr o n t Compon ent Description Disp lay pa nel Shows th e status of your p layer . For more i nformatio n, see “Displ ay panel” o n page 5 . Microphone Spea k into the m icrophon e to rec ord voice files. For more inform ation, see “Recording from the micr ophone” on page 18 . Joystick Pres s the midd le of th e joyst[...]

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    5 www .gatew ay .com Display panel Icon Description Current mode Indicat es the s tatus of y our player . ■ – Playing ■ – Playing pa used ■ – Playing st opped ■ – Recordi ng Play mode This ic on indi cates the play mod e. – Repeat is activ e. Y our pl ayer re peats all files (music or vo ice). If t he repeat ic on is foll owed by [...]

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    6 www .gat eway .c om Equalizer T he equaliz er icon in dicate s the curre ntly sele cted equaliz er mode. If no equaliz er icon ap pears, the equaliz er mod e is norma l. Y ou can c hoose: ■ No icon – N ormal equa lizer ■ ROCK – Rock equa lizer ■ JAZZ – Jazz e qualiz er ■ CLASS – Classica l equa lizer ■ POP – Pop equaliz er Loc[...]

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    7 www .gatew ay .com Jo ystick The joystick is the larg e button on the front of yo ur player . Icon Description V olume up (+ ) Press on the to p of t he joy stick to i ncrease the vo lume. Play/Pause Whe n you r player is of f, press to t urn on you r player . When your playe r is on , pres s to s tart and p ause playbac k. When your pla yer is o[...]

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    8 www .gat eway .c om To p Compon ent Description Lock slide r Locks your p layer con trols and s ettings. Fo r more informati on, see “Loc king con trols” on pa ge 17 . MENU wheel Press down on the MENU wheel t o o pen the on-sc reen menu. When the me nu is dis playe d, turn the MENU wheel l eft or r ight to high light an op tion. Fo r more in[...]

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    9 www .gatew ay .com Back Compon ent Description Cove r lock Slide this button t o remove th e cover . Cover Remove th e cover to access the USB conn ector and to install o r replace th e battery . For more info rmatio n, see “Installin g the batter y ” on page 1 1 . Strap con nector Connec t the carryin g stra p to this connect or . For mo re [...]

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    10 www .gat eway .c om C onnec ting the neck str ap T o connect the neck strap: 1 Thread the thin lo op through the two strap c onnector holes on your play er . 2 Thread the pl astic connector throug h the thin loop, and pu ll tight. 3 Insert the plastic plug on th e neck strap into the pla stic connector attached to the thin loop.[...]

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    11 www .gatew ay .com Installing the batter y T o install the battery: 1 Slide the cover lock on th e back of your player into the unlocked positio n. 2 Pull the co ver away fro m your player . 3 Slide the battery cover forward[...]

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    12 www .gat eway .c om 4 Lift the cover to o pen the battery compartment. 5 Insert the battery into the compartment. Make sure t hat you match the + and – on the battery with the + and – in the compartment. 6 Slide the battery compartment cover closed. 7 Replace the cov er , then slide the cover loc k into the locked position.[...]

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    Chapter 2 13 Using Y our Player ■ Tu r n y o u r p l a y e r o n a n d o f f ■ Play files and radio stations ■ Adjust th e volume ■ Lock c ontrols ■ Make recor dings ■ Erase files ■ Use the on -screen me nu[...]

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    14 www .gat eway .c om T urning y our pla y er on and off T o turn on your play er: ■ Press down on the joystick until the Gateway logo appears. T o turn off your player: ■ Press down on the joystick until the Continue Holdi ng T o Power Off message d isa ppea rs.[...]

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    15 www .gatew ay .com Pla y ing songs , Audi ble books and other files Y ou can play music files you record from radio station s, audio books that you download from Audible.com, or music files you transfer from another player or a computer . Y ou can also play voice files t hat you re cord from the bu ilt-in micropho ne. T o play a file: 1 T urn on[...]

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    16 www .gat eway .c om 3 Press down on the MEN U wheel to open the menu. For the location of the MENU wheel, see “T op” on p age 8 . 4 Tu r n t h e MENU wheel left or right one or more times to highlight FM T uner . 5 Press down on the MENU wheel to close the menu and select FM T uner . 6 P r es s a nd ho ld (n e x t ) o r ( p r e v io u s ) o [...]

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    17 www .gatew ay .com A djusting the v olume T o adjust the volume: 1 T u r n o n y o u r p l a y e r . 2 Start play ing a file or radio station. 3 Press the o n the to p of the joystick to increase the volume. - OR - Press the o n the bo ttom of the joy stick to decrease the volume. For the location of the joystic k, see “ Joystick” on page 7 [...]

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    18 www .gat eway .c om Creating a play loop Y ou can create a loop of files tha t will play repeatedly . Y o ur pla yer plays the files in sequence. After your pla yer plays the last fil e, it starts p laying the first file a gain. T o create a play loop: 1 T urn on your player , then press dow n on the MENU wheel to open the menu. 2 Tu r n t h e M[...]

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    19 www .gatew ay .com 3 Tu r n t h e MENU whee l to the right one or more times to highlight RECORD , then press down on the MENU wheel to start the recording. 4 Press (play/pause ) on the j oystick to stop the recording. Y ou can press (play /paus e ) on the joysti ck again to add to the recording. 5 After you have finished recording, press down o[...]

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    20 www .gat eway .c om Erasing files T o erase files: 1 T u r n o n y o u r p l a y e r . 2 Press down on the MENU whee l t o op en t he men u. 3 Tu r n t h e MENU w h e e l l e f t o r r i g h t o n e o r m o r e t i m e s t o s e l e c t Erase Fil es . 4 Tu r n t h e MENU wheel left or right to select the Music or Vo i c e file option, then press[...]

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    21 www .gatew ay .com U sing the on-s cr een menu Y our player comes with an on-screen menu that lets you: ■ Select player modes ■ Change various settings, in cluding power saving, backlight, c ontrast, equalizer , and record settings ■ Erase files T o use the menu: 1 T u r n o n y o u r p l a y e r . 2 Press down on the MENU wheel to open th[...]

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    22 www .gat eway .c om Settings ■ Equaliz er : Sele cts the Equa lizer mod e. Y ou can choos e Normal, Ro ck, Jazz , Classica l, or Pop . ■ Play mode : Selec ts the Play mod e for music fi les. Y ou can ch oose Normal, Repeat T rack, Repeat All, Sh uf fle, or Shuf fle Repeat. ■ Contr ast : Adju sts a contra st level fo r the displa y panel . [...]

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    Chapter 3 23 C opying Music and B ooks to Yo u r P l a y e r ■ Connect your player to yo ur computer ■ Install the driver for W indows 98SE ■ T ransfer files to and fr om your player ■ Use Musicmatch ■ Use Audible audio books[...]

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    24 www .gat eway .c om C onnec ting y our pla yer T o connect your pl ayer to your c om puter: 1 Slide the cover lock in to the unlocked position. 2 Pull the co ver away fro m your player .[...]

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    25 www .gatew ay .com 3 Plug your pla yer’ s USB connector into a US B port on your computer . 4 If you are using W indows 98SE, you need to install a driv er for your player . Go to “Installing the driver (W indows 98SE only)” on page 28 .[...]

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    26 www .gat eway .c om 5 Open the My Comp uter or W indows Explor er window . Y our p layer appea rs as a removable drive. Play er ic on[...]

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    27 www .gatew ay .com Disconnectin g y our pla yer T o disconnect your player: 1 Click the remove hard ware icon on the W indow s task bar . The Safely Remove Har dware dialog box opens. 2 Click USB Mass Stor age Device , then click Stop . Th e Stop a Hardware device dialog box opens. 3 Click Gateway DMP Player USB Device , then click OK . 4 Click [...]

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    28 www .gat eway .c om Installing the driv er ( Windo ws 98SE only) T o install the driver for Windows 98SE: 1 Connect your player to your computer . For more information, see “ Connecti ng your player ” on page 24 . 2 Insert the installation C D into the CD or DVD drive on your computer . 3 Click Start , Settings , Control Panel , then double-[...]

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    29 www .gatew ay .com T r ansferring music and data files T r ansferring music files with Window s T o copy a music file from y our computer to your player: 1 Connect your p layer to your computer . For more information, see “Connecti ng your player ” on page 24 . 2 Open the My Comp uter or W indows Explor er windo w on your computer , then loc[...]

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    30 www .gat eway .c om 3 Right-click the file(s), then click Copy to CD or Device . W indows Media Playe r opens. 4 In the Windows Med ia Player window , select your player from the list of devices. The player’ s device icon is usually labeled “Removable Disk.” 5 Click the Copy button. Windo ws Media Player copies th e playlist to y our playe[...]

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    31 www .gatew ay .com Insta lling Musi cmatch T o in stall Musicmatch: 1 Insert the USB Perso nal Music Player CD into the CD drive on your comput er . The Gateway DMP Playe r Install window opens. 2 Click Musicm atch 8.2 . The Musicmatch Jukebox Setup wiza rd opens. 3 Follow the on-screen instructions to instal l Musicmatch. Upgrading Musicmatch Y[...]

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    32 www .gat eway .c om T o create MP3 files: 1 T o have Mus icmatch au tomatically list the alb um, artist, an d track nam es of your CD, then use that inf ormation for naming a nd storing your MP3 files, connect to the Internet before inserting your CD. 2 I n s e r t a m u s i c C D i n t o y o u r C D o r D V D d r i v e . 3 If an Audio CD dialog[...]

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    33 www .gatew ay .com 4 Browse to the file you want t o copy to your player . By default, all files in your Musicmatch library are selected. 5 Click a file that you want to c opy . Hold down the S HIFT or C TRL key to select multiple files. 6 Click Add . Musicmatch copies the files to your player . 7 Disconnect your player . For more information, s[...]

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    34 www .gat eway .c om T ransf erring data files T o copy or move a data fil e from your comput er to your player: 1 Connect your player to your computer . For more information, see “ Connecti ng your player ” on page 24 . 2 Open the My Comp uter or W indows Explor er windo w on your computer , then loc ate the file you want t o copy to your pl[...]

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    35 www .gatew ay .com 6 Double-click the folder you want to copy the file to, ri ght-click inside th e folder , then click Paste . W indows copi es the file to your play er . 7 Disconnect your player . For more information, see “Disconnecting your player” on page 27 . After you copy or move a fi le to your player , you can connect your player t[...]

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    36 www .gat eway .c om 4 Double-click a folder that c ontains the file you want to c opy or move, then locate the file. 5 T o copy the file, right-click the f ile, then click Copy . - OR - T o move the file, right-click the file, then clic k Cut . 6 Go to the folder on your computer where you want to copy or move the fil e to, right-click ins ide t[...]

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    37 www .gatew ay .com Do wnloading audio books from A udible Y our player lets you play audio books from Audible.co m. T o add an Audible audio book: 1 Insert the Gateway USB P ersonal Music Playe r CD into the CD d rive on your computer . 2 Make sure that the Free Gatew ay Listene r (Audible Book s) check box is selected. 3 Click Install , then fo[...]

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    Chapter 4 39 T roubleshootin g ■ T roubleshoot com mon problems ■ Contact Gateway T echnical Support[...]

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    40 www .gat eway .c om Solutions I cannot turn on my pla yer ■ Make sure that the battery is installe d correctly . For m ore information, see “Installing the battery” on pag e 11 . ■ Make sure that the instal led battery has a charge. T ry installing a fresh battery . ■ Make sure that you press d own on the joystick until th e Gateway lo[...]

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    41 www .gatew ay .com I canno t transfer files from my computer to my play er ■ Y our pl ayer may be out of s torage space . In the My Computer window , righ t -click the icon for your play er , then click Properties . T he amo unt of free spac e appe ars on the General tab. If you do not have any free space on yo ur player , delete files from on[...]

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    42 www .gat eway .c om 10 Click Start . When the format is complete, yo u can copy files to yo ur player . C ontac ting Gate w a y If you need non-tutorial help with your player , contact Gateway at: 1-888-737-6 949, Monday thro ugh Friday , 7:00 a.m . through 9:00 p. m. Central T ime.[...]

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    App endi x A 43 Specifications[...]

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    44 www .gat eway .c om Specifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. Compon ent Description Audi o Out put P ower : 12 mW (450 mV , 16 ohm) Channel : Stereo Signal-to-Noise : 85 dB T otal Harmonic Distortion : < 0.1% Headphon e Jack : 4 0 mW + 40 mW : 16 ohm Micropho ne : HQ 16 K/32 KB FM Radio Frequency Rang e : 88- 108MHz [...]

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    Appe ndi x B 45 Safe ty , Regulat or y , and Legal Information[...]

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    46 www .gat eway .c om Regulat o ry compl iance sta tem ents United Sta tes of America F ederal C ommunications C ommission (FCC ) Unint entional emit ter per FC C P ar t 15 This device ha s been tested and found t o comply with th e limits for a Class B di gital device, pursuant to Par t 15 of the FCC rules. These l imits are desig ned to provide [...]

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    47 www .gatew ay .com C alifornia Proposition 65 W a rning Caution This prod uct c ontains chemic als, i ncludin g lead, k nown t o the State of Californi a to cause ca ncer and/or bi rth defects or reprod uctive ha rm.[...]

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    48 www .gat eway .c om Noti c es Copyright © 2004 Gateway , Inc. All Rights Reserved 14303 Gateway Place Poway , CA 92064 USA All Ri ghts Re serve d This publication is protected by copyri ght and all rights are reserved. No part of it may be reproduced or transm i tted by any means or in any form, without prior consent in writing from Gateway . T[...]

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    MAN DMP-110/210/310 GDE R1 02/04[...]