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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 1
Polaroid Freescape 4.3” Wireless Media Player
User’s Manual
20071016
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 2 Titl Table of Contents CONGRATULATIONS on your purchase of a Polaroid Digital Multimedia Player. Please read carefully and follow all instructions in the manual and those marked on the product before fi rst use. Failing to follow these warnings could result in personal injury or damage to the device. Also, remember to keep this User’s Manual in a convenient location for future reference. Important: Save
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 3 Table of Contents Picture Viewer ...................................................................... 19 Supported Content ....................................................................... 19 Controls .......................................................................................20 Settings ........................................................................................20 Video Player
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 4 Titl Table of Contents Enabling TV Out Mode ...............................................................38 Exiting TV Out Mode .................................................................. 38 Optimizing Your TV Screen ........................................................38 Connecting to your PC ........................................................ 39 Removable Disk (Mass Storage) ..............
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 5 Safety & Regulatory Notice Safety & Handling Although your Polaroid Portable Media Player (PMP) is quite sturdy, please observe safety and handling instructions: • Your PMP should only be operated within the following environmental conditions: o 40 – 122 ° F (5 – 50 ° C ) o 10% - 90% relative humidity, non-condensing • Do not subject PMP to force or impact. • Keep PMP away from moisture. • Do not expose P
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 6 Titl Regulatory Notice Warning: Changes or modifi cations to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful i
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 7 Regulatory Notice Industry Canada Statement This Class B device meets all requirements of the Canadian interference-causing equipment regulations. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matéteriel brouilleur du Canada. European Community This device complies with European Directives 72/23/EEC and 89/336/ EEC. WEEE: This product contains electrical or electro
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 8 Titl Contents and Getting Started Contents Packaging Includes: • Digital Portable Multimedia Player • USB Cable • AC Adapter • Earbud Headphones • User’s Manual • Quick Start Guide • Warranty Card • Worldwide Contact Sheet Getting Started Changing Languages Go to the “Extras” .menu, click on “Setup”, click on “Settings”, click on “Display”, click on “Language”. Choose your language Features Your PMP include
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 9 Controls Controls Headphone/Video Out Jack (top edge) Power Button USB Port 5 Way Nav Button Volume Buttons Reset Hole (back side) Touch Keys AC Adapter Jack (bottom edge) The PMP has the following controls: • Power Button If pressed while the player is on, it provides a menu to power down your player, put it into standby or lock/unlock the keys. • 5-Way Navigation Button with push enter Controls up, d
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 10 Titl Controls • USB Connector This is a mini-USB style connector. When a USB Cable is connected, it can charge your PMP or it can provide a connection to your PC to transfer content. • Volume Buttons This button tilts upwards to provide Volume Up and tilts downwards to provide Volume Down. • AC Adapter Jack This connection allows you to charge your PMP with the provided AC charger. • Headphone/Video Out
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 11 Turning the Player On and Off Turning the Player On and Off There are several ways to turn the PMP on. • Power Button The most common way to turn on the PMP is by pressing the Power Button. • AC Adapter The AC Adapter has the ability to completely power your player regardless of the battery state. If you plug in an AC Adapter, your PMP will turn on. However, if you have a USB Cable plugged in, you must
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 12 Titl Turning the Player On and Off The PMP has 2 low power modes. Pressing the power button brings up a menu to chose between these modes. • Shutdown Mode This mode completely powers off the player and is the lowest power state. When powered on from this state, the player will need to completely reboot and you will notice a delay before you are able to use the PMP. • Standby Mode This is a low power s
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 13 Navigation Navigation The PMP has a T-Bar style navigation. The main menu is considered to be the icons along the top of the player. The item that you are currently on is in the center of the row of icons, it is highlighted and its corresponding title is displayed above it. Pressing left or right on the 5-Way nav button allows you to scroll through the menu icons. 13
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 14 Titl Navigation To proceed into a menu item you can either press ‘down’ or ‘select’ on the 5-Way nav button. To go backwards, press the ‘Back’ touch key. The ‘Menu’ touch key is a button whose function may change depending on which feature/mode you are in. The Audio Player will have diff erent ‘Menu’ functions than the Video Player and still diff erent ‘Menu’ functions in the Picture Viewer. The ‘Menu’
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 15 Updating Firmware Firmware is the software in the player that controls the whole player. Periodically Polaroid will release new fi rmware that addresses the addition of new features and the improvement of existing features. It is recommended that you always keep your PMP up-to-date with the latest fi rmware. Updating fi rrmware is discussed in more detail in the ‘Updating Firmware section. As there may
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 16 Titl Using Your Player Audio Player Supported Content The PMP can play these audio formats: • MP3 (.mp3) unprotected • WMA (.wma) unprotected and DRM protected • AAC (.m4a) unprotected If using the “Removable Disk” (Mass Storage) option to transfer fi les, the audio fi les must be in the “Music” or “Podcasts” directories in order for the PMP to recognize the content. Controls To play a fi le, select it f
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 17 Audio Player In the Now Playing menu, you can • Fast Forward • Rewind • Pause/Play • Skip to Next Track • Skip to Previous Track When paused: • Pressing Play/Pause touch key will begin to play the current track • Momentarily pressing Forward touch key will skip to the next track • A press and hold of Forward key will skip ahead multiple tracks • Momentarily pressing Reverse touch key will skip to the previ
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 18 Titl Audio Player Playlists You can create playlists on the device by selecting an audio track and adding it to a playlist. Within the Audio browser, when a track has been highlighted, a press of the MENU key will bring up a list of options. Scroll with the 5 way nav to “Add to Playlist” and select. A list of available playlists will be presented or a new playlist can be created. Automatic playlist Ther
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 19 Picture Viewer Picture Viewer Supported Content The PMP can display these picture formats: • JPEG (.jpg) If using the “Removable Disk” (Mass Storage) option to transfer fi les, the picture fi les must be in the “Pictures” directory in order for the PMP to recognize the content. Invalid fi le formats or pictures of very large fi le size / very high resolution cannot be displayed and are shown as a generi
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Title: PO_10664_MPU Manual_UK Language: English FI No.: 10664 Date: 22/11/07 Page: 20 Titl Picture Viewer Controls When in the Picture Viewer, photos can be browsed with the 5-Way nav button by folder, date or by all. Photo thumbnails are displayed within the selected view and a specifi c photo can be scrolled to and selected. • Upon selection, the photo is shown full screen size • A right movement of the 5 way nav will display the next photo • Left will display the previous photo • Sel
