User manual SANDISK SANSA E140 QUICK START

[. . . ] Quick Start 1 Features 1 What You Need to Begin 2 Installing the Battery 2 The Basic Controls 3 Play Music 5 Listen to the FM Radio 7 2. Playing Music 9 Connecting and Disconnecting 9 Using the Music Controls 9 Listening to Music 10 Transferring Music 11 Adjusting Settings 12 3. Listening to the FM Radio 16 Using the FM Radio Controls 16 Finding a Radio Station 17 Accessing Preset Channels 18 Save a Radio Station as a Preset 18 Setting Preset Stations Automatically 19 Modify a Preset Radio Station 19 Delete a Preset Radio Station 20 4. Navigating the Software Menus 21 The Basics 21 Diagrams of Top Level Sub Menus 23 5. [. . . ] See The Basic Controls section on Page 3 if you cannot find the Power/Menu Button. Press the Select Button to toggle Repeat through its three settings: repeat 1 audio file, repeat all selection, and no repeat. Press the Power/Menu button to return to the Music mode screen. Set Shuffle Playback Mode Your player allows you to play your audio files randomly. See Using the Music Controls on Page 9 if you need help with this step. See The Basic Controls section on Page 3 if you cannot find the Power/Menu Button. Press the Power/Menu button to return to the Music mode screen. Playing Music 15 3 This chapter helps you get started listening to the FM radio with your SanDisk Sansa e100 Series MP3 Player. Listening to the FM Radio Your player has an FM radio that can play stations in most parts of the world. This chapter helps you to become familiar with its FM Radio features. Using the FM Radio Controls Your player has two modes of operation: Music and FM Radio. The SanDisk Welcome message will appear onscreen after a moment then disappear. See The Basic Controls section on page 3. ) WARNING: If the onscreen message says "Key Hold" and then shuts off, you need to locate the Hold Button on the left side of your player. See The Basic Controls section on page 3 if you cannot find the Hold Button. If you do not see the radio onscreen, briefly press the Power/Menu Button on the right side of your player. Press the Play/Pause/Up Button to scroll then highlight the FM Radio mode. When you are in FM Radio mode, the screen shown in Figure 4 will appear on your player. Listening to the FM Radio 16 Figure 4: The FM Radio LCD screen The control buttons and ports for your player are described in The Basic Controls section on Page 3. More detailed descriptions on how the controls work is included in the step-by-step instructions throughout this document. In addition, the Navigating the Software Menus chapter on Page 21 describes the onscreen menus that appear when you use these controls. Finding a Radio Station Once the FM Radio screen appears, you can listen to your FM radio and change settings. See Using the FM Radio Controls on Page 16 if you need help with this step. To change stations, press the Next/Fast Forward Button or Previous/Fast Reverse Button to move along the radio spectrum. NOTE: You can scan preset stations using the Play/Pause/Up Button or the Repeat/AB/Down Button. See Accessing Preset Channels on Page 18 to learn how to access the Preset Channel software menus to add, modify, and delete preset channels. To change the volume of your music as it plays, press and scroll the Rotary Wheel in the top right corner of your player. To stop playing the FM radio, you have two choices: Press and hold down the Power/Menu Button until all the dark squares disappear under the "Powering Down" message. Press the Power/Menu Button briefly to navigate the software Menu to switch to Music mode. [. . . ] You must return the product in tamper resistant packaging, freight prepaid, as instructed by SanDisk. You must obtain a tracking confirmation number, which you may be required to provide to SanDisk. SanDisk will, at its option, repair or replace the product with new or refurbished product of equal or greater capacity and functionality, or refund the purchase price. The warranty duration on replaced product will be that time period remaining on the original product. [. . . ]