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Table of Contents 1
Int roduct ion...........................................................................................................6
PD-1000 Portable Jukebox - Overview..................................................................7
Accessories............................................................................................................8
PD-1000 - Sp ecificat ions......................................................................................9
Descrip t ion Of
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2 Table of Contents 3 Record Menu..................................................................................................26 FCC NOTICE Start and Stop Recording............................ ..................................................26 THIS EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN TESTED AND FOUND TO COMPLY WITH THE LIM- Record Settings..............................................................................................26 ITS FOR A CLASS B DIGITAL DEVICE, PURSUANT TO PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES,
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4 5 IF THE JUKEBOX SUDDENLY FROZE OR HAS NO RESPONSE, IT MAY BE CAUSED CAUTION: THESE SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS ARE FOR USE BY QUALIFIED SER- BY ELECTROSTATIC PHENOMENON. IN THIS CIRCUMSTANCE, PLEASE FOLLOW VICE PERSONNEL ONLY. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT THE PROCEDURES BELOW FOR RECOVERY: PERFORM ANY SERVICING OTHER THAN CONTAINED IN THE OPERATIONS 1. RESET THE UNIT. UNLESS YOU ARE QUALIFIED TO DO SO. 2. TURN ON THE UNIT AGAIN. General Care FCC RULES & WARNING: - Do not allow
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6 Introduction PD-1000 Portable Jukebox - Overview 7 The PD-1000 lets you enjoy digit al music, encode music from audio sources and LCD Di spl ay perf orm sound recording. You can also transfer favorite songs from your com- puter to the PD-1000.
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8 Acce s s orie s PD-1000-Spe cif ications 9 Size (H x W x D) in mm: 45 x 100 x 19.5 Net Weight : 10 0g HardDisk Cap acit y : 1.5 Gigaby t e 1 inch harddisk * LCD Size: 28x28mm (128x128 pixels) Power Supply: 5V 2A St ereo E arphone Battery : Int ern al rechargea ble Lit hium -ion bat t ery 3.7V, 900mAh Battery Life: >10 Hours Port able Jukebox User Manual USB 2.0 Cable Battery Re charging: USB rechargi ng by connect ing t he Jukebox wit h t he comput
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PD-1000-Spe cif ications 10 Des cri ption of Buttons and Ke ys 11 Name Icon Descriptions/Functions Ant i-shock Feat ure: 4-minut e ant i-shock buffer Play /Pause - To turn on the Jukebox. Equalizer: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, Pop, Tuning Fork - To start playing when the Jukebox is in browse mode, (User can tune the equalizer frequency) and to p ause/resume playing in playback mode. Play Modes: Normal, Single, Rep eat Single, Rep eat Folder, - To return to the play menu when browsing during
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Descri ption of Buttons and Keys Description of Buttons and Keys 12 13 - By pressing the button, you can access the Equaliz er Spe ci al Note about the OK Button Menu to select different play effects during playing. T he OK button, also known as the “Cont rol Pad”, is a track ball that controls - By holding the button instead, you can access the Mode the function of all direction keys (Right, Left, Up and Down keys). Menu to select different play modes during playing. Right - To access
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Power Supply 14 Power Supply 15 Stop charging the battery if charging is not completed wi thin five hours. PD-1000 Port able Jukebox contains an internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery. A fully charged battery supports 10 hours continuous playing. The recharging process will stop when the battery is fully charged. The lithium- ion battery does not overcharge. T he lithium-ion battery will be drained slowly . If you have not used your Portable Jukebox for a long time, please remember t o re
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16 17 Connecting PD-1000 with your Computer Connecting PD-1000 with your Computer Installing the Software Transferring Files From Your PC System Requirements - Connect the PD-1000 using USB cable to the computer. - Power on the PD -1000 by holding the Play button until “USB The minimum system requirement s of your computer must be: Connected” is shown on the unit’s screen. - Window98SE, 200 0, XP or above - Click on “M y Computer” on Windows Exp lorer, a “Removable Disk” - Pentium II 200 ico
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Connecting PD-1000 with your Computer Connecting PD-1000 with your Computer 18 19 - Complet e the process by clicking on the “Safely Remove Hardware” DB Manager Software icon in the not if icat ion area o f the bot t om left Windows t askbar and T he DB updated software is a tool for fast updating or rebuilding PD-1000 Music t hen click o n “Safely remove Port able Jukebox”. Library. The firmwar e of the Jukebox can also be upgraded vi a this software. You - Unplug t he
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Getting Started – Turning On the PD-1000 Brows i ng 20 21 Hold the Play /Pause but ton to turn on the Jukebox. Once it turns on, you The Main Menu will see t he word “ init ializ ing… ”on t he backlight display . A total of six sub-menus are included in the Main Menu: 1. Play Music (Music Library Browsing) – From which you can browse the The Portable Jukebox is now ready for you to use, after you see the Main Menu. Music Library. Music Library helps categorizes your music und
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Brows i ng Brows i ng 22 23 Play Music Browsing by Index (Artist, Album, Genre, Track) The Music Library manages all songs stored in the database. Technically, based Browsing songs by the categories – Artist, Album, Genre or Track share the same on the ID3 t ag of MP3, songs can be categorized and accessed by Artist , display layout. Please refer to the following example in which Elton John is Album, Genre, Year, Track and Playlist . If the ID3 tag of a song is missing, then being located. thi
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Browsing Play Scre en Dis play 24 25 Selecting A Song The information shown in the figure below will be displayed in th e screen when After “Elton John” has been highlighted, press either the Right key or the the Portable Jukebox is playing music (the playing mode). OK button to access the menu in which all songs performed by Elton John are shown. You can then press the Play button to start playing, or select a particular song by using the Up and Down keys again. Browsing by Year and Playlist
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Recording Recording 26 27 Record Menu The Record Menu can be accessed by pressing the Record button from the Main Menu when the PD-1000 is not playing. Go to “Rec Setting” inside “Settings” to control source, format and bit rate before recording. Location of Recorded Files You can locate the recorded files (either recorded by the built-in microphone Start and Stop Recording or the line-in cable) in the folders listed below: Press the Record button one more time to start recording. Press or hold
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Advanced Features Advanced Features 28 29 Equalizer - Shuffle Folder – Play all the songs in a category in random sequence Five sound effects are available in this sub-menu: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic then stop. and Pop. Each of these sound effects has its own preset control equalizer band. - Shuffle All – Play all the songs in the Music Library in random You can use the Up and Down keys to scroll and select any of these sound effects sequence, then stop. and press the OK button to confir
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Advanced Features Advanced Features 30 31 Selecting Songs for the Playlist My Playlist Use the Up and Down keys to scroll and select a particular song from a Playlist Creation category. You can create your own playlist from the Music library. Use the Up and Down keys to select “My playlist” in the sub-menu, then press the OK button to access the next level of the sub-menu. Select “Create Playlist” and then press the OK button. The display will show the following: Press the OK button or the Ri
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Advanced Features Advanced Features 32 33 Removing a Playlist Editing a Playlist To remove an entire playlist, select “Delete Playlist” and then press the This function allows you to add or remove particular songs from a playlist. OK button. You will be shown a list of playlists. Select “Edit Playlist” and then press the OK button. You will be shown a Select the playlist you want to remove and press the OK button, you list of existing playlists. Select a playlist that you want to edit and p
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Advanced Features Advanced Features 34 35 Delete a Track Update Database This function allows you to delete a selected song directly from the Every time you have modified the music contents in the Jukebox, it is PD-1000. necessary to update the database once. Use the Up and Down keys to select “Delete Track” in the Organize Sub- The Jukebox will automatically request you to perform this function after menu, press the OK button to begin the task. You can then select a song you unplugged the PD-1
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Databas e Update Vs Rebuild Databas e Settings 36 37 "Updated Database " will compare the existing songs in HD with the Mu- Settings sic Library (database) and only the differenc e between the two wil l be This sub-menu is the utility store of the Jukebox. Here you can manipulat e the processed. On the other hand, “Rebuil d Database”will generate a new power off timing, the duration of backlight, contrast of the display as well as the Music Library according to song in HD and replace t he ol
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Settings 38 39 Appendix A –Trouble shoot ing N/A - Adjust the disp lay I cannot fi nd the l atest musi c or song s that saved i n the PD-1000. contrast by using Up Remember t o rebuild or updat e t he dat abase whenever t he cont ent s of harddisk and Down. have been modified. - Pres s t he M ENU button to quit. I cannot find a removable hard disk drive on my computer when connecting Source: Line- - Select an it em by - T h e com bin ation o f all four the Portable Jukebox with the USB cable.
