teac mp 200fm user manual

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MP3 Player MUser M


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Disposing of the Produ

Your device should no be in municipal waste. Pleaselocal regulations for dispelectronic products.


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Contents

FEATURES ............................................................................

CONTENT OF PACKAGE .....................................................

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS ...............................................

INTRODUCTION OF CONTROLS ..........................................

Line Control .................................................................

SYMBOLS ON SCREEN .........................................................INSTALLATION .....................................................................

Loading the battery ...................................................

Driver Software ...........................................................

Connecting to a PC ....................................................

Disconnecting .............................................................

Manual Installation of Driver Software .......................

BASIC OPERATION ..............................................................

Menus ..........................................................................

Switching On and Off ..................................................

Playback .....................................................................

Previous/Next ..............................................................

Volume ........................................................................Fast Forward/Reverse (FF&RW) ...................................

Equalizer .....................................................................

Playback Mode ..........................................................

A-B Repeat Function ..................................................

Voice Mode ................................................................

Voice Recording .........................................................

Deleting Files ...............................................................UKW Tuner ....................................................................

LINE-IN Recording (Music Mode) ................................

Edit ID3 Tags ................................................................

CopyingFiles to MP-200 ...............................................


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The TEAC MP-200 is one of the most powerful the market.

FEATURES

Playback of MP3/WMA files

OLED displayScreen saverUSB 2.0FM tunerFM digital recordingLine-In receptacle

High-Quality digital recordingNo drivers for Win2000/XP/ME256MB/512MB/1GB portable USB data storageA-B Repeat playback.Equalizer: 5 modes: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classi ID3 tag support with file name lyrics display (e

needed)Low power consumptionLine control supportFirmware upgradeableMenu based operation

CONTENT OF PACKAGE

MP3 player MP-200


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IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS

If the unit is not used for a longer period of timmove the battery to avoid damages by corrosio

Change the battery in the following cases:

The battery display shows empty .

The keys will not operate normal. The unit does not operate under normal cond

We do not assume any liability arising out of imption or incidental damages.

Important information:

Please read and retain all the operating instructiooperating the unit, we do not assume any liabout of improper operation or incidental damag


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INTRODUCTION OF CONTROLS

1. LINE-IN input jack 8. VOL/SEA


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13. Volume control14. Play/pause15. Volume-, Previous16. Volume+, Next

17. Stop18. Mute19. Cable to player20. Earphone jack21 HOLD (Lock/unlock keys 14 to 18)

Line Control

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SYMBOLS ON SCREEN

Repeat modes: , , , and

Equalizer: , , , ,

USB mode

ordinal num

recording t

Battery lev

Music title

Volume

Equalizer in

Music/Voic

Repeat ind

A-B indicat


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Driver Software

Windows98Under Windows98 drivers have to be installed. Do the unit to your computer before the installation o

finished. Insert the provided CD into your CDROM

the driver from our web site. Double click on SETUP

low the instructions on the screen. Connect the MP

PC with the provided USB cable after finishing the

Windows 2000/XP/METhere is no need for a driver installation under WiXP/ME. Under Windows 2000 service pack 3 has toWhen connecting the unit for the first time the Ne

assistant is run. The MP-200 is recognized automthe respective drivers are activated.

Connecting to a PCThe MP3 player is connected to a PC with the pcable. You will see a mass storage device withmedia symbol in My Computer after the unit has nized by the operating system. The player's di

.


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Disconnecting

Prior to disconnect the unit has to be detacheding system. Otherwise data losses may occur. Plows:

1. Double click on the symbol Remove Hardwareright lower corner of the task bar. (XP: RemSafely). See also the respective pictures:

2. Click on Stop resp. OK in the pop up window

3. Click on OK.


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Manual Installation of Driver Software

1. Windows 2000/XP: Click with the right mouse bComputer>Properties>Device Manager.Double click on Player Recovery Device Class.

Now click on Driver>Update Driver.

Click on Nextin any of the following windows.


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2. Windows 98: After connecting the player to right mouse button to click on My Computer>

vice Manager. Please check if the entry of thewith an exclamation mark or a question markDouble click on the symbol of the MP-200 (PDevice Class).Now click on Driver>Upgrade Driver. Click onthe following windows and onFinish to finish dr


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BASIC OPERATION

MenusThe unit is completely controlled by menus. Theand its sub menus are invoked with the key MENUand its sub menus are left by invoking the option Exare navigated with the keys and . To sele

MENU has to be pressed.

Switching On and OffUse to switch on. The unit is set to music mode ing on. To switch off is pressed for more than 4 s

the message Continue Holding To Power Off andbar is shown and the unit is switched off.

PlaybackShort pressing of starts and pauses playbaclonger pressing stops playback.

Previous/NextShort pressing of moves to previous files of

Volume

If

is pressed somewhat longer volume increasespressing reduces it.

Fast Forward/Reverse (FF&RW)Select SETTING in the main menu and then FF&RW


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Equalizer

Select SETTING in the main menu and then EQ. Naand through Normal , Rock , Jazz , C

Pop ..In music or in voice mode settings can be made ipressing EQ/DEL.

Playback ModeSelect SETTING in the main menu and then P

Navigate with and through

, , and .

A-B Repeat FunctionDuring playback you press REC/A-B to mark ththe range to be repeated. An A is shown. The enis marked by pressing REC/A-B again. Now thshown and the marked section is permanentlystop A-B repeating REC/A-B has to be pressed.

Voice ModeSelect VOICE in the main menu for the voice modmode the display shows WAV. In voice mode WAThere is no support for ID3 tags (displaying lyricThis functionality is available:

- Playback- Pause/stop/power off- Previous/next, FF/REW- Volume adjustement


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Voice Recording

Quick StartIn music or in voice mode press REC/A-B until Voice recording starts immediately after releasingcording format is mono ADPCM 8 kHz. Pressing RErecording.

Menu ControlledSelect RECORD in the main menu while in music or The sub menu includes the options Sour(ce), ModeRate, Mo/ST (Mono/Stereo), Record and Cancel.used to navigate through the options and with the the selection is confirmed.

Source allows to select the audio source (MIC = LineIn for all other audio devices). Mode offers to selSong and Album. Use Encoding to set the formats IBit), MS ADPCM (4 Bit) or PCM (16 Bit). Rate is usesample rate to 8KHz/11KHz/16KHz/22KHz/32KHz. Mto toggle between Mono and Stereo. Pressing MEN

ing Record starts recording while Cancel stops theess.

Select MIC and then select Record with MENU. Trecording immediately. Pressing REC/A-B stops rec

Recording can be stopped and resumed at any tiing (symbol ).

If recording with the integrated microphone Vxxx.stored in the directory VOICE.


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If you press EQ/DEL twice the message Deletetogether with the options Yes and No. Select Ye

with MENU to delete ALL Files.

With No in both cases the delete mode is left wanything.

Menu Controlled

Select DELETE in the main menu. Select the symvoice, or EXIT with or. Confirm using the Mmusic or voice was selected a submenu allowrespective files to be deleted. Selecting EXIT is usmenu.

UKW TunerFM receivingSelect FM TUNER by or button inthe main menu and press MENU but-ton to confirm.

Auto-searchingSearching for the next station: press MENU button ting mode, press and hold button to start searfrequencies to higher frequencies.Auto-searching: press MENU button to enter se

press

and EQ/DEL button at sametime, the unit begin to search stationsand store them automatically. At mostthe unit can store 30 stations.Stop searching: under auto-searching


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Manual searchingPress menu button to enter searching mode, each t

or button the frequency will increase or decMHz.

StoringUnder searching status, press MENU key to shift to spress or button to select the channel numbeREC/A-B button to confirm the storing and return to Fyou press MENU button, the unit will return to current wont save the channel that has been found out.

Note: By those operations above, the files can onlytemporarily. If you shut off the power directly, the

lost. So if you want to keep it, you must press anbutton, until the unit is powered off normally.

Delete FM stationsUnder FM Radio mode, press EQ/DEL button, the cnel will be deleted, while the following channels woone channel down.

Previous/Next stationUnder FM receiving status, pressbutton to skip tostation, and press to skip to the next station.

Forced monoWhen the FM stereophonic effect sounds not very

button to achieve forced mono function, whichthe interference, press button again, it return to s


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Quit FM ModePress and hold MENU button to quit FM mode.

Recording of FM TransmissionsIf a transmission should be recorded from the inthe REC/A-B button has to be pressed. Source is serespective values (see next section). After seleccording of the actual transmission starts by press

If FM recording Fxxx.WAV files are stored.

LINE-IN Recording (Music Mode)Connect LINE-IN with an external audio devicerecorder, CD player etc.). Select RECORD in the msub menu includes the options Sour(ce), Mode, EnMo/ST (Mono/Stereo), Record and Cancel. ato navigate through the options and with the Mselection is confirmed.

Source allows to select the audio source (MICLineIn for all other audio devices). Mode offers to sSong and Album. Use Encoding to set the formaBit), MS ADPCM (4 Bit) or PCM (16 Bit). Rate is usample rate to 8KHz/11KHz/16KHz/22KHz/32KHzto toggle between Mono and Stereo. Pressing ME

ing Record starts recording while Cancel stops tess.

Select LineIn, start the external audio device andon the MP-200 with MENU The unit starts recordin


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Edit ID3 Tags

1. Open Winamp, load the MP3 file you want to eopen the LRC editor. You can key in the informLRC editors text frame or click Document/opethe edited text to the editor, as follows:

While the respective music title is reproducedadd tag. Note that the time tag will appea

textual information. Fill in file name, singer and name of the album Finally, click Save As in File in LRC to save th

tag.

Note:

Name the ID3 tag with the name of the respectiand copy both files to the unit. Then the accordintions will be displayed on the screen while playin


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3. The ID3 tag information of each song cannbytes. Otherwise the exceeding characters

Copying Files to MP-200Seen from PCs side the MP-200 is a normal mavice. File transfer therefore is possible in the coWindows Explorer.

Important

Do not disconnect the unit while files are cowise this may cause losses of data. You will findin section "Trouble Shooting".

The unit can only be disconnected if the s. Blinking messages like

indicate there is a file transfer in progress.

Setting Energy Management

Select SETTING in main menu and then AutoPowewith and through the switch off optiontime intervals of (inactivity), 1 min., 2 min., 5 mto switch off the unit. Confirm with MENU.

ScreenSaver

Select SETTING in main menu and then Screen Scan select (deactivate), 5 sec., 10 sec, 30 seuntil the screen saver is activated. Navigate wand confirm with MENU.


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UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE

Normally it is not necessary to upgrade the firmwabe carried out if the unit cannot be operated wlems.

1. Connect the unit to the PC

2. Press ,to switch the unit on. In My Computera mdevice is shown.

3. Further proceeding: Start>Programs>SigmaTel MPlayer>SigmaTel MSCN Firmware Download.After closing the windows the upgrade window

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If the flash memory shall be formated whilefirmwareFormat Data Area has to be selected

in the window.

4. Click on Startand start the upgrading softwathe following.

5. After upgrading click on Close.


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FAT

FORMATTING THE MEMORY

1. Press after connecting the player to the PC.2. Click with the right mouse button on My Comp

lectFormating.

3. The Formatting windows opens.


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DEINSTALLING DRIVER SOFTWARE

1. Disconnect the unit from the PC.2. Click on Start>Programs>SigmaTel MSCN Audio

or use Control Panel>Explorer>Software. Nowwindow appears.

3. Click on Cancelif the driver should not be de

4. Click on OK to start the deinstallation procinstructions on the screen.


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TROUBLE SHOOTING

Why cant some MP3 files be played?

MP3 Standard only includes: the songs in layer layer 3 of MPEG2 and layer 3 of MPEG2.5. Othewont be played in the player except they are trathe corresponding software.

Why doesnt the memory size displayed under th

system match the figure on the tab?

The software in the MP3 player takes up a small pmemory, which coincides with the corresponding

More about WAV format

This unit supports WAV files of IMA ADPCM formawant to store WAV files of other format in this playeup a new folder and store the WAV files in it. Dont

files of other format into the root directory of the folder VOICE. Otherwise the player may shut downing such WAV files.

What causes the MP3 player running slowly?

Using or deleting files frequently over a long time wfragments in the flash memory like fragmention oFragmentation slows down the operating speed o

What if the driver program of the MP3 player has


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What if the MP3 player works abnormally, i.e, s

When abnormal situation occurred due to imtion, push the POWER ON switch to OFF and thThe restart of the unit will return it to normal ope

SPECIFICATION

Flash memory: 256MB/512MB/1GBInterface: USB2.0Max recording time: 16Hr (32Kbits)Up to 10 hours playing timeDimensions: 71mm x 32mm x 15mm

Weight: 24g (without battery)Power source: AAA batteryMemory medium: built-in flash memoryFile formats supported: MP3 (Layer 3 of MPEG

MPEG2.5), WMAMicrophone: built-in capacitor mic

Input: LINE INOutput: double-channel earp

impedance above 8 Range of FM frequencies: 87.5 - 108 MHzOperating temperature: 0C - 40 C

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WARRANTY

WarrantyPer

iod

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GmbH,hereinaftercalledTEAC,warrantsthisproductagainstanydefectinmaterialand

workmanshipfortwo(2)yearsfromthedateofpurchase

bytheoriginalretailpurchaser.According

tothe

followingtermsthisTEACproductwillberepairedwithou

tchargeoflaborandmaterialsbytheauthorized

TEACservice

stations,bytheauthorizedTEACdealers

and/ortheirauthorizedservicestations.T

EAC,

theauthorized

TEACservicestations,theauthorizedTE

ACdealersand/ortheirauthorizedservic

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tionsmaydec

idewetherthedefectiveproductwillberepairedorreplacedasawholeorpartially

.The

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ancies,theauthorizedTEACservicestations,theauthorizedTEACdealersand/ortheir

authorizedser

vicestationswillalsohonourthiswarranty

intheotherECandEFTAmemberstatesbased

onthetermsinthiswarrantyconditions.

WhatisCove

redandWhatisNotCovered.

Exceptasspe

cifiedbelow,thiswarrantycoversanydefectsinmaterialsandworkmanshipofthis

prod-

uct.Thefollow

ingarenotcoveredbythewarranty:

1.Damageto

ordeteriorationoftheexternalcabinet.

2.Anyunitthathasbeenalteredoronwhichtheserialn

umberhasbeendefaced,modified,orrem

oved.

3.Damage,d

eteriorationormalfunctionresultingfrom:

(a)

accident,misuse,abuseorneglect;

(b)

failu

retofollowinstructionssuppliedwiththe

product;

(c)

anyshipmentoftheproduct.Anydamagearis

ingoftransportationistheliabilityofthefreigth

company.Anydamagearisingoftransportationandanyimplicitandexplicitrisksarethe

liabil-

ityofthefreigthcompany.Thisisexpressivlyn

otaliabilityofTEAC;

(d)

repa

irorattemptedrepairbyanyonenotautho

rizedbyTEACtorepairthisproduct;

(e)

caus

esotherthanproductdefects,includinglackoftechnicalskill,competenceorexperience

ofth

euser.Especiallydamageswhichmaya

riseofincidentialuserespectivelybyimp

roper

ventilation,

(f)

damagescausedbyimproperorincorrectinstallationofsoftware,

(g)

perio

diccheck-ups,

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tenancerespectivelyrepairofpartsduetonormalwearandtear,

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adop

tionsoradjustmentstotheproductinordertoconformtodifferentnationaltechnicalor

safetystandardsofanycountryotherthanth

eoneforwhichtheproductwasoriginallyde-

signedandmanufactured.

WhoMayEnforcetheWarran

ty

Thiswarrantymaybeenforced

onlybytheoriginalretailpurchaser.

WhatWeWillPayFor

Wewillpayalllaborandmaterialexpensesforitemscoveredbythewarranty.Paymentofshippingan

insurancechargeisdiscussed

inthenextsectionofthiswarranty.

HowYouCanGetWarrantyS

ervice

1.Ifyourunitneedsserviceduringthewarrantyperiod,pleasecontactthelocalauthorizeddistributorfo

thisproduct.Ifyouareunabletolocatesuchadistributor,pleaseco

ntactyourTEACfacilityatth

addressindicatedbelow.

2.Afteridentifyingthenearestauthorizedservicestationforthisproducttheproductoranypartsb

lievedtobedefectivemustb

eshippedfreightandinsuranceprepaidtosuchservicestation,togeth

withacopyofthiswarrantycertificateandacopyofyoursalesreceipt,showingthedateofpurchas

Pleaseensuretofilloutthewarrantycertificatecorrectly(donotfo

rgettheserialnumberofth

product).TEACreservesth

erighttorefusetheguaranteeserviceif

thedocumentsaremissingo

incompleteintheunderstan

dingofthisterms.

Ifthenecessaryrepairsare

coveredbythewarranty,andifyouhavesenttheproductorpartsofit

thenearestauthorizedservicestation,thereturnfreightandinsurancechargeswillbeprepaid.

Pleasedonotreturnyour

unittotheTEACfactorywithoutourpriorauthorization(seeals

RMAform)!

LimitationsofLiabilityandExclusionofImpliedWarranties

Unlessconsideredunenforceableorunlawfullundertheapplicablenationallaw:

1.TEACsliabilityforanydefectiveproductislimitedtorepairorreplacementoftheproduct,atTEAC

optionandtheoptionofauthorizedservicestations,authorizeddealersandtheirauthorizedservic

stations.Nooneisauthoriz

edtoassumeanygreaterliabilityonTEA

Csbehalf.TEACshallnotb

liableforanydamagetoany

otherpropertiesindependantoftheirvirtua

lorrealnatureespeciallythe

isnoliabilityforanydamagetoanykindofsoftwareand/oranykindofdatabasescausedbyTEA

products.FurthermoreTEAC

isnotliablefordamagesarisingoutoflossofuse,lossofrevenueo

profits,oranyotherdamage

s,wetherincidential,consequential,orot

herwise.

2.Allimpliedwarrantiesorcond

itions,includingbutnotlimitedtowarranties

orconditionsofmerchantabili

andfitnessforaparticularp

urpose,herebyareexcluded.

Thesewarrantytermsdonotaffectanystatutoryrightsofconsumerswhichweregrantedbytherespe

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