User manual HITACHI DMP260

[. . . ] Instruction Manual DMP260 DMP460 DMP860 2GB/4GB/8GB Music and Video Multimedia Player Congratulations on the purchase of your new Hitachi MP3 Player. It has many exciting features to make your listening to music experience more enjoyable. We recommend that you spend some time reading this instruction manual in order to fully understand these features. You will also find some tips and help with troubleshooting common issues. [. . . ] The Custom EQ value bars buttons to navigate between the value bars. Press the When navigating to a value bar, press the button to select it. Use the buttons to adjust the value and then press the button to confirm. After completing the setting, press the MENU button to exit. GB-18 To Set 3D Sound Effect 1. Press the buttons to select 3D. Voice Repeat Equalizer 3D Play Rate File Record 2. Press the button to enter the 3D Menu. Press the buttons to select On or Off, and then press the button to confirm and exit. Voice 3D Off On To Set Play Rate 1. Press the buttons to select Play Rate. Voice Repeat Equalizer 3D Play Rate File Record 2. Press the button to enter the Play Rate Menu. Press the buttons to select a play rate from 1. 00X, 1. 14X, 1. 33X, 0. 67X and 0. 80X. Press the button to confirm and exit. Voice Play Rate 1. 00X 1. 14X 1. 33X 0. 67X 0. 80X GB-19 Specifications and Safety Warning Hints and Tips Basic Operation Connecting to a Computer Product Overview Product Overview Connecting to a Computer Basic Operation Hints and Tips Specifications and Safety Warning To Navigate Recorded Files 1. Press the buttons to select File. Voice Repeat Equalizer 3D Play Rate File Record 2. The recorded file list appears on the buttons to select a folder or file and then button to open the folder or play the selected Voice MIC0001. WAV MIC0002. WAV To Record Voice Please refer to "Voice Recording" on page 15 for details. GB-20 Photo Playback This MP3 player supports the playback of pictures in JPEG and BMP format. Press and hold the Press the buttons to select Photo. 2. Press the button. The picture list appears on the screen. Photo PHOTO al. jpg 3. Press the buttons to select a folder or picture and then press the button to open the folder or view the selected picture. The pictures on the MP3 player will start a slide show from the selected picture. Entering the Photo Setup Menu The picture menu allows you to select a manner to view the pictures, such as slide show or manual scan. Manual Scan buttons to select the desired pictures Press the viewing from Slide Show and Manual Scan. Slide Show Once selected all the pictures on your MP3 player will play in a slide show. Press the Press the MENU button to return to the previous menu or press and hold the button to return to the main menu. 3. GB-21 Specifications and Safety Warning Hints and Tips Basic Operation Connecting to a Computer Product Overview Product Overview Connecting to a Computer Basic Operation Hints and Tips Specifications and Safety Warning Movie Playback This MP3 player supports the playback of converted videos in MTV format. 4. Press the buttons to select a folder or picture and then press the open the folder or view the selected movie. button to While playing the movie, you can: Pausing/Resume Playing: Press the button to pause playing. Skipping Video Files: Press the buttons to skip to the previous / next video file. Press and hold the Adjusting the Volume: Press the buttons to increase / decrease the volume. Exit: Press the MENU button to return to the previous menu or press and hold the button to return to the main menu. GB-22 Deleting Files and Folders In the Delete mode, you can delete the files and folders stored on your MP3 player without a computer. Press and hold the Press the buttons to select Delete. 2. Press the Press the folders. button. [. . . ] Switch off and withdraw the mains plug before making or changing connections. DO consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or safety of your equipment. DO route the mains lead so that it is not likely to be walked on, crushed, chafed, or subjected to excessive wear and tear or heat. ************** DON'T remove any fixed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages. [. . . ]