User manual ARCHOS JUKEBOX RECORDER

[. . . ] This product is sold with a limited warranty and specific remedies are available to the original purchaser in the event the product fails to conform to the limited warranty. Manufacturer's liability may be further limited in accordance with its sales contract. In general, the manufacturer shall not be responsible for product damages caused by natural disasters, fire, static discharge, misuse, abuse, neglect, improper handling or installation, unauthorized repair, alteration or accident. Archos licensor(s) makes no warranties, express or implied, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, regarding the licensed materials. [. . . ] You can also change to capital letters by pressing the button associated with ABC or digits by pressing the button associated with 123. Once you complete inputing artist name, press ENTER button to accept and exit to previous menu. For example if you want to input new artist name PRINCE, Click on P followed by play/puse button, click on R followed by play/pause button, click on I followed by play/pause button and so on. To access Change Album, click on MENU button, click on Recording MP3, click on play/pause to access submenu of Recording MP3, arrow down to Change Album and press play/pause to enter edit mode. Once finished adding new album, press ENTER button to accept changes and press BACK button to exit to Recording MP3 submenu, press BACK to go to root directory. To access Change Title, click on MENU button, click on Recording MP3, click on play/pause to access submenu of Recording MP3, arrow down to Change Title and press play/pause to enter edit mode. Once finished adding new Title, press ENTER button to accept changes and press BACK button to exit to Recording MP3 submenu, press BACK to go to root directory. Select Bass Boost from the menu and use left or right arrow to adjust Bass Boost. Once your selection completed, press BACK button to go to previous menu, Press BACK button again to go to root directory. Once your selection completed, press BACK button to go to previous menu, Press BACK button again to go to root directory. 3 / PLAY MODE : There are 5 different modes of playing Jukebox Recorder. To access these modes, turn on your Jukebox Recorder by press the ON button. Press MENU button to go to menu option, arrow down to Play Mode, press play/pause to select play Mode menu. After selecting proper option in Play Mode, press play/pause button to accept changes, Press BACK button to go to root directory of Jukebox Recorder. This option will allow you to listen to portion of song (about 30 seconds) and then goes on to next song. To access these modes, turn on your Jukebox Recorder by press the ON button. press MENU button to go to menu option , arrow down to Playlist , press play/pause to select Playlist menu. After selecting proper option in Playlist, press play/pause button to accept changes, press BACK button to go to previous menu. Press BACK button again will take you to root directory of Jukebox Recorder. Type in your New Playlist by using up, down, left and right arrow to choose character followed by play/pause button, press ENTER button once your selection is complete. Once you satisfy with name, press YES button to save changes or press NO button to discard changes. To clear existing Playlist, select Playlist you like to clear, press Yes button to clear Playlist or NO button to discard your selection. [. . . ] The batteries are required to be changed only when they can no longer hold charge. To remove the batteries covers, locate the small holes, one on each side, on the inner top middle of the batteries covers (see picture below). Use a small flat screwdriver or the like and gently, slowly push the battery covers out sideway just far enough to lift up the battery covers by the top end of the cover. Since the batteries are tightly fit in the compartments, remove the bottom battery first while gently holding down the blue cushion rubber to keep it from falling out of place. [. . . ]