User manual RIO NIKE PSA-PLAY 120 QUICK START

[. . . ] For instant gratification, install the battery, plug in the headphones and hit play!Before you can really enjoy all the features of your psa[play, you must first: 1. Connect the psa[play to the USB port on your computer. important information warning To reduce the chance of an electric shock or injury, do not use or operate this device in or near water or wet locations. warning: risk of electric shock: do not open To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover or disassemble the player. Refer servicing to qualified personnel. warning: batteries Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. [. . . ] make a playlist Build and manage playlists and albums to listen to on your pc or psa[play. Click the select tracks from database or select playlists from database buttons. Tag tracks you wish to listen to by clicking the tag check box to the left of the song title. Click the OK button to return to the main screen with the selected tracks listed. 5. nike. com Click the nike. com button and the built in internet browser connects to sites like the nike site at www. nike. com. Search for your favorite audio tracks on the web and download them directly to your computer. 6. use the help system to learn more To learn more about using the Nike audio manager to write or encode cds, use the help menu at the top of the audio manager screen. 6 7 software: basic information soundjam mp (mac) SoundJam MP player and encoder for the mac os converts music quickly into digital quality mp3 files from cd, aiff, quicktime, and wav formats. SoundJam MP takes advantage of the high compression of the mp3 format, allowing you to compress your music collection while maintaining digital quality. Use the online help system to learn more. how to use the psa[play listen to audio with or without the remote Plug in the headphones using the remote 1. Use the remote control in order to take advantage of all the psa[play features. main window Use the SoundJam mp main window to: · Listen to audio on your mac. · Play music files from your playlist or CD-ROM. master playlist Use the master playlist editor to: · Search your audio collection stored on your mac. · Build and manage custom playlists. converter Use the converter window to: · Encode audio cds. · Save tracks into mp3 format to be transferred to and played on the psa[play, portable sport audio player. Plug in the headphones without using the remote 1. Plug the headphones directly into the multifunction port of the main player. Bypass the remote control to reduce overall size and weight, and improve battery life. connection manager Use the connection manager window to: · Manage the content on your player. · To export audio to the player, choose the track or playlist by selecting "Add. . . " or drag the desired track to the view window. skins Go to the skins menu to select an alternate player design. 8 9 psa[play controls about the controls The remote control and the main player feature many of the same controls. However, the remote control does not have a sliding power switch or an equalizer select button. on/lock/off: This switch slides to turn the power on and off (main player only), or puts the player in lock mode. Use this during exercise or other activities where the player may be bumped. : Press + to increase the volume; press - to decrease the volume. remote liquid crystal display (lcd) In play mode, the remote control provides the following information: Song name: Displays the title of the currently selected track. Song name scrolls if the name is longer than the width of the display. [. . . ] Follow the prompts on screen to complete the registration process and get your unlock/certificate number. · The encoding of cd tracks to mp3 tracks can be impeded by one or more of the following factors: · Over-taxing the cpu during the encoding process. (End all other tasks before encoding. ) · Insufficient ram to cache the track properly. (Generally 64 megs is fine assuming that no other application is running. ) · CD-ROM firmware. [. . . ]