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1 Table of contents 1 Contents of package Introduction Getting started Controls Display Battery status and charging Installing the driver Transferring files MP3 player - PC Disable the MP3 Player from the PC Operation Switching the MP3 player on and off Music Mode Movie playing mode Recording mode Picture Viewing System settings (setting) E--file Game Disk Encryption Trouble Shooting Specifications Safety instructions Warranty Conditions

2 9.1 We offer a warranty on our products in accordance with the following conditions: Asserting a warranty claim IMPORTANT: AXDIA will only accept parcels that have an RMA number Service outside of warranty

3 1 Contents of package Please ensure that the following items are included in the box. If the package is not complete, please contact your dealer: USB cable Headphones ODYS MP3 Player X10 Bag CD-ROM (driver and application software) User manual 3.5mm Adaptor 3

4 2 Introduction Thank you for choosing our product. Please read this manual carefully before use to make best use of all functions of the product and to guarantee that it has a long service life. Please store the manual in a safe place for later reference. This product is a portable digital audio player which allows you to play your MP3 and WMA tracks (multi-codec player), make voice recordings and external audio signals or save files of any kind. The modern, self-illuminating OLED (Organic Light Emitting Display) displays information on the current digital music file via the ID3 tag. Caution Please read the general safety instructions in chapter 6 before using the MP3 player. Pay particular attention to the instructions on safely concluding the digital transfer between the MP3 player and computer in chap Support URL: See our website for the latest information on this MP3 player, on other products by our company and on our company itself. Any firmware updates for this MP3 player are also made available on our website. If you have questions or problems, please read the FAQs on our website or contact our customer support service support@odys.de 4

5 3 Getting started 3.1 Controls Familiarise yourself with the controls of your MP3 player before use. switch for on,off switch for on/off, play/pause, stop Navigating back, fast rewind Microphone menu button Navigating forwards, fast forward Volume Headphone connection USB connector 5

6 3.2 Display Currently playing music/ total music File format Bitrate Sound Effect Mode Replaying Mode Battery Playing time Music currently playing Play music Play movie Recording mode Voice replay Main menu interface Music playing Movie playing Recording mode Voice replay Picture viewing System settup E-file Game Sys Set Clock LCD set Language power off interface sel replay mode Game Russia block Huarong road exit 6

7 3.3 Battery status and charging Indicates that the battery is fully charged (3.7V). Indicates that the battery is almost empty. Recharge the battery via the USB interface on your computer. Disconnect the charger from the power source once the battery is fully charged. While the battery is charging, the player will remain in the USB mode. Turn off the power when not in use. Using the USB cable provided, the internal batteries can be charged separately via the USB power supply unit or the USB interface on your computer. 3.4 Installing the driver When using Windows 98SE, you must first install the correspondding driver found on the CD-ROM before connecting the MP3 player to your computer. Connect the MP3 player to your PC using the USB cable. When using Windows ME, 2000 and XP, the PC recognizes a new hardware device (mass storage device) and automatically installs the corresponding driver. If an error occurs during installation, remove the USB cable, restart the operating system and reconnect the USB cable to the PC. 7

3.5 Transferring files MP3 player - PC Connect the MP3 player to your PC using the supplied USB cable. Open the Windows Explorer or double-click My Computer.

8 3.5 Transferring files MP3 player - PC Connect the MP3 player to your PC using the supplied USB cable. Open the Windows Explorer or double-click My Computer. Common Connecting, USB mode Data Downloading Data Uploading Open your music folder, select the folder or files to be transferred and drag them to the removable storage medium symbol of the MP3 player (download). Once the transmission is complete, click the MP3 player symbol and check whether the files were completely copied. Following the same procedure, you can also copy files from the MP3 player to the PC (upload). Never disconnect the USB cable from your MP3 player during a data transfer. PLease note that the device's main directory can only control a maximum of 150 entries (Folders and Files). If you wish to save more titels then you will have to create sub-folders. In these subfolders you can save as many files as you deem necessary. 8

9 3.6 Disable the MP3 Player from the PC Disable the digital MP3 player from the operating system correctly using the Remove Hardware Safely option. Click the task bar on the right-hand side below the symbol and select the Remove USB Mass Storage Device Drive (X:) in the following dialog window. Then the message now appears that the hardware can be removed. Leave the USB cable plugged into the MP3 player to charge the internal battery or remove it. When using Windows 98SE, does not appear in the task bar. Once the data has been completely transferred, simply remove the USB cable. 9

10 4 Operation 4.1 Switching the MP3 player on and off Switching the MP3 player on Hold the switch for on down for approx. one second until the Display illuminates and a greeting is displayed. The MP3 player is now in standby mode. Switching the MP3 player off Press and hold the off button for approximately three POWER OFF seconds in standby status until Power Off appears and the Display illumination deactivates. It can memorize automatically so when the player is turned on again, it will re-play the music from the point where it left off. 10

4.2 Music Mode 1. Press and hold to enable the player; 2. Press Mode button to enter the main menu; 3. Press to select the music playing mode; 4. Press Mode button to enter the music playing mode; 5.

11 4.2 Music Mode 1. Press and hold to enable the player; 2. Press Mode button to enter the main menu; 3. Press to select the music playing mode; 4. Press Mode button to enter the music playing mode; 5. Press button to play music; Enable it by pressing and holding Select music playing mode Enter music playing mode Select music playing mode In the playing mode: 1. Press to select the last/next music file; 2. Press and hold to fast forward or rewind; 3. Press to pause playback; 4. Press and then to increase/decrease the volume; Play music Last/Fast Rewind by holding it Volume Next/Fast Forward by holdingit Setting up the sub-menu for playing music 1. In the playing mode, press Mode to enter the playing sub-menu; 2. Press to select the menu option; 3. Press Mode to confirm your option; 4. Press to return to the playing interface. 11

12 Menu options for music playing Replaying mode Sound Effect mode Playing mode Re-reading mode Re-reading times Re-reading intervals Exit Optional Parameters of the playing sub-menu Replaying Common mode Playing contents Replaying all Viewing playing Single replaying Replaying contents Shuffle Sound Effect mode Playing speed Natural, rock and-roll, popular, classical, blues, jazz and heavy bass Reset the playing speed, increasing or decreasing Re-reading mode 1). Press to select the Re-read mode ; press Mode to confirm; the A in the re-read icon blinks while waiting to confirm the starting point A. 2). The B in the re-read icon blinks while waiting to confirm the ending point B; Press to confirm the finishing point B; then the player will replay the contents from Point A to Point B. 12

13 3). Press, the player will be in record mode for dictation/singing. 4). Press again, the player will play the contents from Point A to Point B and be in record mode for dictation/singing. 5). Re-press, the player will return to the normal playing mode. Re-reading times: 1-10 times may be set up; Re-reading interval: the interval between each rereading Exit: exit from the sub-menu Setting up the sub-menu for stopping music 1. Press Mode to enter the Stop menu in the stop mode; 2. Press to select the option of the sub-menu; 3. Press Mode to confirm the option; 4. Press to return to the music playing interface; Options of the sub-menu for stopping music Contents of the main disc: file folder may be set up; Deleting file: Deleting single/all files Re-playing mode: Common mode, Single re-playing Content playing, Content re-playing, Re-playing all, Shuffle, Viewing playing Exit: Exiting the sub-menu 13

14 Editing the synchro song lyric 1).Open the notepad to edit the synchro lyrics of a song; Description of the format (Minutes, seconds) lyric texts (change lines) 2). Save the file which has the same name of the song and an.lrc extension after editing it. 3). Upload the file with the edited lyrics to the player; Press and hold the Mode in the playing mode; the synchro lyrics of the song appear. 4.3 Movie playing mode Please refer to the steps for playing music when you play AMV music. During playing of AMV music, only the following buttons are effective: button: Stopping playing/turning off the player by pressing and holding it; Mode buttonenter the main menu by pressing and holding it; button: Last/next 14

4.4 Recording mode 1. Press and hold to enable the player; 2. Press and hold mode to enter the main menu; 3. Press to select the recording mode; 4. Press mode to enter the recording mode; 5.

Press and hold Mode to save the recording and enter the main menu; Sub-menu option for stopping recording; Microphone Interface for stopping recording, press Mode to enter; Recording sub-menu

15 4.4 Recording mode 1. Press and hold to enable the player; 2. Press and hold mode to enter the main menu; 3. Press to select the recording mode; 4. Press mode to enter the recording mode; 5. Press to start recording; 6. Press to pause Press and hold to enable it Entert he recording mode recording; repress to Select the recording mode Select the recording mode continue recording; 7. Press and hold Mode to save the recording and enter the main menu; Sub-menu option for stopping recording; Microphone Interface for stopping recording, press Mode to enter; Recording sub-menu Contents of the main disc: a file folder may be set up Press and hold to save the record Start recording Recording type: High quality recording; Long time recording; High quality sound control; Long time sound control; Exit: Exiting the sub-menu 15

16 Voice playing mode 1. Press and hold to enable player; 2. Press and hold Mode to enter main menu; 3. Press to select voice playing mode; 4. Press mode to enter voice playing mode; 5. Press to play the voice. In playing mode: 1. Press to select last/next; 2. Press and hold to play the voice at double speed or in reverse; 3. Press to pause playing; 4. Press VOL to increase/decrease volume; Setting up sub-menu of voice playing: 1. Press Mode to enter the sub-menu of playing in the voice playing mode; 2. Press to select sub-menu option; 3. Press Mode to confirm the option; 4. Press to return the voice playing interface; Options of the sub-menu for voice playing: Re-playing mode (see music playing mode); Playing speed(see music playing mode); Re-reading mode (see music playing mode); Exit Options of the sub-menu for stopping voice playing: Contents of main disc: a file folder may be set up. Deleting file: deleting single/all files. Exit: exiting the sub-menu. 16

17 4.5 Picture Viewing 1. Enter main menu to select Picture Viewing ; Press Mode to enter Picture Viewing ; 2. Press to play picture; press to select last/next; 3. Press Mode to enter the sub-menu: Contents of the main disc Setting up playing mode: MANU/AUTO (1-8 seconds interval for next page); Deleting file Exit Other buttons are disabled 4.6 System settings (setting) 1. Press and hold to enable the player; 2. Press Mode to enter main menu; 3. Press to select system setting up; 4. Press Mode to enter system set up. Options of the system setting up Recording time Screen setup Language selection Off configuration Interface option Re-reading configuration Saving conditions Firmware version Firmware upgrading Exit 17

18 Parameters of the system setup options Recording time: Setting up the date/time for recording the saving file. 1. Press Mode to enter the interface of recoding time; 2. Press to change the figures; 3. Press VOL to skip to the last/next frame; 4. Exit by press Mode after completing the regulation; Screen setup 1. Brightness regulating: Regulating the brightness of the screen (0--7); 2. Black Screen Mode: Setting up a back screen period (0-30); 3. Exit Language selections: Chinese simplified, English, Chinese Traditional, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Czech, Danish, Polish, Russian and Turkish. Off Configuration (configure a counting down time and the player will be off automatically then) Power-saving mode: It works only in the stopping mode. (0-60s); 0 represents that this function is off. Sleep mode: It works in any mode. (0-120s); 0 represents that this function is off. Interface option: Static interface; dynamic interface Re-reading configuration: Manu/Auto PC connection mode: As some operational systems (Version Windows 2000/Sp4 or before) don t support attaching two disc symbols) to one USB disc, it is required to select which disc should be used currently when a multiple space function has been adopted, i.e. Connecting multiple discs, single common disc and single and encrypted disc, so that the selected disc can be shown when the player is connected to a PC. Memory condition: Check memory and the Service condition of service (The percentage shows the ratio of the used space) Firmware version: showing the player s firmware version currently used Firmware upgrading: used interface of upgrading the firmware. You should enter this interface first when you upgrade this firmware. Exit: exiting from the menu. 18

19 4.7 E--file 1. Press and hold to enable the player. 2. Press Mode to enter the main menu. 3. Press to select the E-file. 4. Press Mode to enter the E-file. 5. Press to open the contents in the file. 6. Press to select last/next. 7. Press and hold to flip over fast forwardly or backwardly. 8. Press Mode to enter into the sub-menu: Contents of the main disc Playing setups: Manu/Auto Deleting file Exit 1. Press to exit 4.8 Game 1. Enter the main menu; select Game, Press Mode to enter the Game 2. Russian Diamond: Start the game: press Mode to start Speed setup: set up the speed of the game 19

20 5 Disk Encryption Most MP3 player users are not willing to allow others access to their personal information. Before letting some else use the MP3, all sensitive files should be deleted in order to preserve security which requires additional action on the owner s part; (storing files, transferring them to the MP3 player and then deleting them to protect them from others). This MP3 player offers a comfortable solution to this problem. Using the tools included, the internal drive of this player can be partitioned into multiple drives. Select the partition in which to store your sensitive files and protect the entire partition by setting up a password. The partitions will be recognized by the operating system (Windows 2000 SP4 and higher) as two separate drives. Note: to allow the system to show two different drives, select under SYSTEM SETTINGS / ONLINE MODE either Single Normal Disk or Single Encrypted Disk Note: You can only encrypt one of the two drives. Files stored to an encrypted drive can only be accessed when using the correct password. Partitioning the Drive: Connect the player to the PC via USB Port 2. Run the MP3 Disk Tool 3. At first the tool to format the drive will appear. Open the register PARTITION AND CRYPT and select a suitable size for the encrypted drive. 4. Activate the Option (User Name and Password). 5. Enter a password in the field; NEW PASSWORD 6. Reentering the password in the field; CONFIRM NEW PASSWORD

7. Click START to start partitioning the drive. 8. Reboot the system when prompted to do so. 9. After the system has rebooted, two new drives should appear (Windows 2000 SP4 and higher) 10.

21 7. Click START to start partitioning the drive. 8. Reboot the system when prompted to do so. 9. After the system has rebooted, two new drives should appear (Windows 2000 SP4 and higher) 10. Open the encrypted drive. You will see three files: a normal file and two hidden files. The used memory space will register only 300 kb. 11. Open the normal file and run the RdiskDecrypt.exe. 12. Enter the User Name and Password in the spaces provided. When the user name and password are correct the drive will open!!! 21

22 Note: You must reenter the user name and password each time the player is connected to the PC before being able to enter the encrypted drive. Notes: We recommend backing up the drive before partitioning. All data will be erased during partitioning. Warning: Keep your User Name and Password in a safe place. Loosing or forgetting either the User Name or password will result in not being able to access the encrypted drive. In such a case, you will have to delete both partitions in order to create one major partition. 22

23 6 Trouble Shooting NO Power Replace or recharge the battery No sound through the earphones Insure that the player has been switched on Insure that the earphones are corrected properly and that the volume is turned up. The characters on the display are abnormal FM reception is poor (Optional) Cannot download music normally Insure that the earphones are clean A defective MP3 will produce different types of noises and will not be able to playback music. Insure that the files you wish to play are not corrupt. Insure that the language that you selected is correct. Adjust the position of earphone and player (The earphones act as the main antenna) Insure that you are not close to power lines or enectronic devices Insure of proper driver installation Check for damaged USB connection and insure that the connection is OK. Insure that there is enough free memory space. PLease note that the device's main directory can only control a maximum of 150 entries (Folders and Files). If you wish to save more titels then you will have to create sub-folders. In these sub-folders you can save as many files as you deem necessary. Notes: It is normal that the actual amount of memory capacity may be smaller size than what is shown on the box. 23

24 7 Specifications Memory size 256 MB/512 MB/1 GB/2 GB Max REC Time REC time: 70hours (ACT,256M Flash) Battery Longevity Mp3 playing: 6 hours Support file format Music format MP3, WMA, ASF, WAV Output power of earpieces USB Display Supported language Recording format WAV(32 Kbps), ACT(8 Kbps) 10 mw + 10 mw (32 ohm) USB2.0 (FS) Flash disk 1.5inch colored screen; CSTN displaying Chinese simplified, English, Chinese traditional, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Czech, Danish, Polish, Russian, Turkish Exterior size Weight Memory mood Power supply Working temperatue SNR 90 mm x 40 mm x 7.5 mm 43 g Flush type flash memory 3.7V li-battery -10 bis 50 C 90 db Output Distortion 0,1 % Range of output frequency Record sampling frequency 20 Hz bis 20 khz 8 khz 24

25 8 Safety instructions Although this product is safe, please observe the following information and warnings. Never expose the device to rain, moisture or humidity. Malfunctions, damage and electric shocks can occur as a result. Never press two buttons simultaneously and handle the OLED display carefully. Do not expose the device to direct sunlight. This may cause malfunctions. Do not shake the device or subject it to hard knocks. The device may be damaged if it falls. Do not place any heavy objects on top of the device. Do not carry the MP3 player with other metal objects (coins or keys) in your pocket. Clean the device only using a soft, dry cloth. When cleaning the device, do not use any volatile substances, such as solvents, to avoid damaging the surface. Do not open the casing of the device under any circumstances, and do not attempt to repair or modify the device. 25

26 9 Warranty Conditions The following conditions comprise the requirements and scope of our warranty conditions and do not affect our legal and contractual warranty obligations. 9.1 We offer a warranty on our products in accordance with the following conditions: 1. We will remedy free of charge any product damage or defect that is proven to be based on a manufacturing fault, provided the end user reports this immediately upon noticing it and within a period of 24 months following the date of purchase. The warranty does not cover batteries and other parts, which are considered consumables, parts that break easily such as glass or plastic or defects based on normal wear and tear. There is no warranty obligation in the event of marginal differences compared to the target appearance and workmanship provided these have a negligible effect on the product's fitness for use, in the event of damage caused by chemical or electrochemical effects, by water or generally from abnormal conditions. 2. The warranty will be performed in such a way that we shall decide whether to repair the defective parts or to replace them with working parts free of charge. AXDIA reserves the right to exchange the product for a replacement product of equal value if the product that is sent in cannot be repaired within a reasonable time or at reasonable cost. The product can also be exchanged for a different model of the same value. Requests cannot be made for repairs to be carried out on site. Parts that have been replaced or exchanged become our property. 3. The warranty claim does not apply if repairs or other work is carried out by unauthorized persons or if our products are equipped with additional parts or accessories that are not approved for our products. 4. Warranties that have been activated do not cause the warranty period to be extended, nor do they trigger a new warranty period. The warranty period for any replacement parts installed ends with the warranty period for the entire product. 5. Any other or further claims are excluded, especially those for replacement due to damage caused outside of the product, provided there is no obligatory legal liability. We therefore accept no liability for accidental, indirect or other consequential damage of any kind, which leads to usage restrictions, data loss, loss of earnings or interruption to business. 26

27 9.2 Asserting a warranty claim 1. To make use of the warranty service, you must contact the AXDIA Service Center by , fax or phone (see below for contact details). You can also use the service form on our website or on the back of the warranty conditions. 2. AXDIA Service Center will try to diagnose and solve your problem. If it is determined that a warranty claim exists, you will be given an RMA number (Return Material Authorization) and you will be asked to send the product to AXDIA. 9.3 IMPORTANT: AXDIA will only accept parcels that have an RMA number. Please observe the following when sending the product: 1. Send the product suitably packaged with carriage and insurance paid. Do not enclose any accessories with the products (no cables, CD's, memory cards, manuals, etc.), unless the AXDIA Service Centre specifies otherwise. 2. Mark the RMA number on the outside of the package in such a way that it is visible and clearly legible. 3. You must enclose a copy of the sales slip as proof of purchase. 4. Once AXDIA has received the product, it will meet its warranty obligations in accordance with the warranty conditions and will return the product to the sender with carriage and insurance paid. 9.4 Service outside of warranty AXDIA can refuse any service claim made that is not covered by the warranty. If AXDIA agrees to provide a service outside the warranty, the customer will be invoiced for all repair and transport costs. AXDIA will not accept any packages that have not first been approved by AXDIA by means of an RMA (Return Material Authorization). [International charges to Germany depend on the selected service provider] 27

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Table of contents. ODYS MP3-Player S10L

Table of contents. ODYS MP3-Player S10L Table of contents ODYS MP3-Player S10L 1 Contents of package...2 2 Introduction...3 3 Getting started...4 3.1 Controls... 4 3.2 Inserting the battery... 5 3.3 LCD and symbols... 5 3.4 Battery status...