IRiver iMP 900 User Manual

Instruction Manual  
MULTI-CODECCDPLAYER/FMTUNER  
Model iMP-900  
TM  
Model iMP-900  
Thank you for purchasing the product.  
Please read the manual carefully before use.  
Handling Notices for Safety  
Handling Notices for Safety  
Power  
Player  
Do not overload a single power circuit.  
Overheating or fire can result.  
Do not use excessive force on the buttons or  
attempt to disassemble the device.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Keep out of direct sunlight and extreme heat  
and cold.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Do not kink or crease the power cable or  
place heavy objects on the power cable.  
Fire can result from damaged power cables.  
Do not handle power plug and adapter with  
wet hands.  
Electrical Shock may result.  
Use only the supplied AC adapter. Use of  
non-authorized power adapters is not  
recommended.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Keep the player away from strong magnets or  
excessive violation or dropping any material.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Do not place objects inside the device other  
than CD s.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Unplug the AC adapter during  
electrical storms.  
Electrical Shock may result.  
Firmly plug the adapter into the wall socket.  
Fire can result from improper use.  
Do not use water or chemicals to clean the  
player.  
Clean the surface with a soft cloth.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Keep away from harsh environments  
including humid, dusty, and smoky areas.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Immediately power off the player and unplug  
the AC adapter if smoke or odors emit from  
the player or adapter.  
Unplug adapter when it s not in use.  
Overheating or fire can result from  
improper use.  
Do not place heavy objects on the device.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Do not drop or subject the device to impact.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Electrical Shock or fire can result from  
improper use.  
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Handling Notices for Safety  
Handling Notices for Safety  
Player  
Others  
Avoid contacting the player with water or  
chemicals.  
Damage to the internal parts of the player  
may occur. If your player gets wet, dry the  
outside with a soft cloth as soon as  
possible.  
Do not disassemble or modify.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Do not use headphones / earphones while  
cycling, driving, or operating any motorized  
vehicle.  
Reduce volume while walking,  
especially at pedestrian  
crosswalk.  
It is dangerous and is illegal in  
some areas.  
It is dangerous and is illegal in some areas.  
Do not use at high volume for continuous  
listening.  
Reduce volume or stop using the player if  
you experience a ringing in your ears.  
Battery (for using external battery)  
Hearing experts advise against listening to  
continuous, loud and extended play.  
Hearing experts advise against listening to  
continuous, loud and extended play.  
Do not use different types of batteries  
together.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Do not use a new battery with a discharged  
battery in the device. Always replace all  
batteries at the same time.  
Damage to your player may result from  
improper use.  
Keep headphones / earphones cords under  
control at all times.  
Cords may get caught on a variety of objects  
and cause damage or injury.  
Included earphones include soft covers for  
your comfort. They may be used with or with  
out covers at your preference.  
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Contents  
Contents  
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Welcome  
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Copyrights / Certification / Trademarks / Limited Liability  
Handling Notices for Safety  
1. Before using  
Features of iMP-900  
Components  
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2. Using the Controls  
Locating the controls  
Locating the controls(Remote Control)  
Connecting player  
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3. Detailed Operation  
Listening to Music  
Operating the FM Tuner  
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4. Specific features  
Navigation mode  
EQ Mode  
Playback Mode  
Interval repeat/Reservation  
Program Mode  
-10/+10Function  
BOOKMARK  
Other Features (Playlist)  
MENU  
MENU Operation  
MENU Setup  
Using the Password  
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5. Additional Information  
Firmware Upgrade  
Questions and Answers  
Troubleshooting  
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Precautions  
Product specifications  
Regulatory Information  
Safety Warning  
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Features of iMP-900  
Components  
Slim Design - Depth : 13.7 mm  
Remote Control  
iMP-900 Player  
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Multi-Codec CD Player  
Supports MP3, WMA, OGG and ASF formats as well as Standard Audio CD.  
Enhanced Battery Life  
With MP3 or WMA files, the iMP-900 can play for up to 120 hours (Using the  
internal batteries and external battery pack). (External Battery Pack : AA Size x 4)  
(When using internal battery : 30hours)  
Firmware Upgradeable  
Provides the latest updated features via firmware upgrade.  
User Manual/Warranty card  
Quick Start Guide  
Earphones/ Earphone covers  
Graphic LCD supporting Multiple Languages- support 40 languages  
iMP-900 comes with 4 line graphic LCD which can support multiple languages  
(40 languages) including traditional and simplified Chinese.  
Built-in Recharging with Over Charge Protection Circuit  
Over Charge protection circuit prevents over powering the batteries.  
Discharging function helps to maximize battery life.  
iRiver Shock Free Anti-Shock System+ESP function  
Using exclusive iRiver anti-skip technology, the iMP-900 provides maximum skip  
protection by buffering your music before playback.  
5 AC Adapter (4.5V)  
Carrying Case  
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Built in 6 Preset EQ  
Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, U Bass, Metal  
Xtreme EQ and Xtreme 3D  
Customize your own EQ with Xtreme EQ and enhance bass and surround sound  
with Xtreme 3D.  
External Battery Pack  
Rechargeable Batteries  
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FM Tuner  
(Stick Type x 2)  
Auto scanning and frequency memory function make it easy for you to listen to  
the FM Radio.  
Recognize Discs in Packet Write or Multi session Format  
WinAmp Playlist support.  
iMP-900 supports Winamp M3U Playlists. (maximum 20 lists)  
GUI (Graphic User Interface) Menu System  
Accessories subject to change without notice and may vary from image shown.  
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Locating the controls  
Locating the controls  
Player-Front View  
Player-Inside View  
LINE OUT  
BATTERY  
COMPARTMENT  
REMOTE CONTROL/  
EARPHONE  
OPEN Button  
Player-Rear View  
DC IN 4.5V : Connect the Adapter to  
charge rechargeable batteries or  
using external power. Insert them by  
matching the + and - polarity.  
EXTENSION BATTERY PORT  
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Locating the controls  
LCD screen display  
Remote Control  
Music Mode  
Track Number Play Time  
Playback Mode  
Hold  
Remote control is locked.  
Battery Indicator  
Folder Name  
File Name  
ID3 Tag Information  
Hold Switch  
PLAY / PAUSE / MUTE  
-10/+10 Button  
VOLUME / EQ / Level Meter  
BIT RATE  
SAMPLE RATE  
File Format  
POWER ON,  
NAVI / MENU,  
PRESET Button  
Program/ Playlist  
ASF  
MP3  
WMA  
IRM  
iRiver Shock Free  
AUDIO CD  
Volume + Button  
NEXT Button  
IRM (iRiver Rights Management)  
iRiver Rights Management is a digital music format.  
Please visit our web site for details about this music format.  
Volume - Button  
PREVIOUS Button  
FM Mode  
Stereo/Mono  
MUTE  
PRESET ON / OFF  
POWER OFF / STOP  
A-B / MEMORY  
MODE / STEREO / CD-FM Button  
Channel  
FM Frequency  
Range  
Station Frequency  
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Connecting player  
Connecting player  
Charging with AC Adapter  
Using the External Battery Pack  
1 Open the battery cover on the external battery pack as below figure.  
Use only the AC Power Adapter supplied with the player for safety.  
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Inserting batteries  
Connect the AC adapter to the 5.0V DC jack on the player first and then into AC  
outlet. (AC adapter of this player is for 100~240V, 50~60Hz.)  
The player will charge automatically when the player turns on after connecting  
the AC adapter to the player. (Refer to page 17~18 for details)  
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Connect the external battery pack  
as shown in the right figure.  
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AA size battery x 4EA  
CAUTION!  
Do not use mixed with new batteries and used batteries.  
Do not use different types of batteries together.  
When the batteries are not to be used for a long time, remove them.  
If battery leaks, remove them.  
Using the rechargeable Batteries  
If battery leaks, wipe off any residue in the battery compartment and  
insert new batteries.  
Open the battery cover on the inside of the player.  
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Do not recharge a normal battery.  
Insert rechargeable batteries(Stick type x 2ea) matching + and - and close the  
battery cover.  
The internal and external batteries are used simultaneously,  
the batteries can be charged according to batteries’ condition.  
Connect Remote control / Earphones  
1 Connect remote control cable to the player as shown on below diagram.  
2 Connect earphone to the earphones jack of remote control.  
When the battery level is low  
It beeps every 10 minutes. ( Beep sound can be on/off. For details,  
please refer to page 54)  
iMP-900 may not function properly. Replacing battery or charging is  
recommended  
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Connecting player  
Connecting player  
Discharge & Charge  
Recharging Method  
Insert rechargeable batteries into the battery compartment of the player  
1 Install rechargeable batteries.  
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2 Connect the AC adapter to the player.  
2 Connect the AC adapter to the player.  
Press  
button to power on the player and then it starts to charge.  
Press  
button to power on the player and set the CHARGE FUNCTION  
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It may be necessary to set the CHARGE FUNCTION to CHARGE ON .(Refer  
to page 41)  
to DISCHARGE & CHARGEto charge after discharging.(Refer to page 41)  
is scrolled when discharging during playback.  
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is scrolled when charging during playback.  
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Press and hold the  
mode (see below image)  
button during playback to enter the standard discharging  
Press and hold the  
button during playback to enter the standard charging  
mode (see below image)  
When discharging  
When Charging  
After discharging is complete the player will switch to CHARGE mode and  
CHARGE function in the menu is changed to CHARGE ON .  
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6 Once fully charged, charging is automatically stopped.  
7 Once fully charged, charging is automatically stopped.  
After charging is completed during playback mode, charging indicator  
(
) is changed to adapter indicator(  
).  
After charging is completed at the playback mode, charging indicator(  
) is  
The player automatically powers off when done charging.  
(except when charging during playback.)  
Once fully charged, the player will not try and charge the batteries.  
changed to adapter indicator(  
).  
The player automatically powers off when done charging.  
(except during playback.)  
Charging/Discharging time (Estimated with the rechargeable stick  
batteries provided)  
To make your batteries last longer.  
- Set the SORT to PHYSICAL ADDR”  
- Set the TAG INFORMATION to OFF.  
- Set the EQ mode to NORMAL, ROCK, JAZZ or CLASSIC.  
- Set the BACK-LIGHTING time to the shortest possible.  
- Set the SHUFFLE mode to OFF.  
Charging : Approx. 4 hours (At full discharge)  
Discharging : Approx. 5 hours (At full charge)  
For long duration of battery life, we recommend selecting the  
Discharge/Charge function once a month.  
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Listening to Music  
Listening to Music  
Basic Operation  
Basic Operation  
Slide the open button on the side of the player and insert the disc with  
the disc label facing out. Close the lid.  
Press the  
button to play music for pause  
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and press it again to resume playback.  
Push the NAVI/MENU switch toward + or - to  
adjust the volume.  
Connect Remote Control and Earphones.  
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Push the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
to skip to previous or next track.  
or  
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Push and hold the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
or  
to play fast-backward or fast-forward within  
a track.  
Slide the HOLD switch on the remote to the Off position.  
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Push and hold after pushing the NAVI/MENU switch  
toward  
folder.  
or  
to skip to the previous or next  
Press the NAVI/MENU button to play.  
After powering on, the disc will play automatically.  
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NOTE  
Refer to page 27 for details about searching the music.  
To play while in stop mode  
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Operating the FM Tuner  
Operating the FM Tuner  
Listen to FM radio (Frequency Range 87.5MHz ~ 108 MHz)  
Auto Scan function  
To Auto Scan for a station, release the PRESET mode by pressing the  
NAVI/MENU button. Push and hold the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
Press the NAVI / MENU button to power on the player. To switch to the FM  
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or  
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Tuner, push and hold  
switch toward MODE/STEREO/CD-FM.  
Find the station by scrolling  
or  
.
or  
to select your desired station.  
2 Push the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
<PRESET RELEASING>  
Finding a Station using PRESET Mode  
To select a station saved in memory, press the NAVI/MENU button to enter  
PRESET mode then find a saved station by pushing the NAVI/MENU switch  
switch toward MODE/STEREO/CD-FM to select Stereo or Mono.  
3 Push  
toward  
or  
.
<PRESET SETTING>  
4 Push the NAVI/MENU switch toward + or - to adjust the volume.  
Example)  
STEREO  
STEREO  
STEREO  
FM tuner reception will be affected in weak reception areas.  
When player does not have any preset channels, EMPTY will be displayed at  
preset mode then fade out.  
button to Mute the radio. and press it again to release.  
5 Press the  
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Operating the FM Tuner  
Operating the FM Tuner  
Memory function (Store favorite stations)  
Memory delete function (Delete saved channels)  
Push the Navi button to release PRESET mode, select the station by pushing  
Select channel to be deleted by pushing the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
at preset mode.  
or  
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the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
or  
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Push the switch toward A-B/MEMORY to select a channel number to  
assign to the frequency. Push it toward A-B/MEMORY to save the station  
again.  
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Push and hold the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY to delete the selected  
2 station.  
Press  
or  
I
and select the  
desired channel  
again  
Save complete  
Select CH02  
Pressing the  
button  
will exit the memory  
function without saving.  
The next channel will appear when channel delete is completed.  
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Up to 20 channels can be memorized.  
Push and hold the  
next channel also.  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY. if you want to delete the  
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Auto memory function : (To save the Channels automatically)  
Push the NAVI button to release PRESET, push the  
switch toward A-  
B/MEMORY. CH01 to CH20 will be saved automatically with the first 20 stations  
the player finds.  
<PRESET RELEASING>  
NOTE  
It may not be saved in weak reception areas.  
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Navigation mode  
EQ Mode  
Navigation Mode  
EQ Mode  
Press the NAVI/MENU button to  
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display the list of audio tracks.  
The current track will also be displayed.  
Push the NAVI/MENU button toward  
play.  
You can easily select a track using the  
are many tracks on the CD.  
or  
to select a track or folder to  
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Push and hold the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY to display the current EQ.  
switch toward -10/+10 in case there  
Every time you push this button, the EQ mode scrolls in sequential order.  
Xtreme EQ and 3D are set in the MENU, refer to page 51 through 52 for  
details.  
NOTE  
NOTE  
Press the NAVI/MENU,  
move to the upper folder and toward  
button or the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
to  
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to move the lower folder.  
With EQ SELECT MENU, user can set only desired EQ function.  
Refer to page 54 for setting the EQ SELECT.  
4 Press the NAVI/MENU,  
button or the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
or  
to play the selected file.  
or  
or  
File format  
ASF  
MP3  
WMA  
CD  
IRM  
IRM (iRiver Rights Management)  
iRiver Rights Management is a digital music format.  
Please visit our web site for details about this music format.  
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Interval Repeat / Reservation  
Playback Mode  
Setting the Playback Mode  
Interval Repeat (A-B)  
Play a selected interval repeatedly during play.  
You can set various Repeat and Shuffle options by choosing these selections under  
Mode. Change the Repeat or Shuffle mode by pushing the  
switch toward  
MODE/STEREO/CD-FM. Please refer to the MENU-MODE function controls (page 48)  
for user-defined configuration.  
Whenever the  
switch is pushed  
Push the button toward A-B/MEMORY  
once to select the beginning <A> point.  
toward MODE/STEREO/CD-FM, the  
icon in the playback mode indicator  
is changed.  
REPEAT  
Press the button toward A-B/MEMORY  
again to select the ending <B> point.  
Play a selected track repeatedly.  
A-B interval will be repeated.  
Play all tracks in the selected folder and stop.  
Play all tracks in the selected folder repeatedly.  
Play all tracks stored in the CD repeatedly.  
Reservation  
Press the NAVI/MENU button during playback to select the next song to be  
played, then push the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY to queue that song.  
SHUFFLE  
Ex)  
Randomly play all tracks in the player and stop.  
Press NAVI/MENU  
button during playback,  
Play a single track repeatedly. Press  
random track.  
or  
to select a new  
Randomly play all tracks in the selected folder and stop.  
Randomly play all tracks in the selected folder repeatedly.  
Randomly play all tracks in the CD repeatedly.  
After selecting the song to play next by using Volume  
INTRO  
+ or Volume - button, then push the  
A-B/MEMORY.  
switch toward  
INTRO: Plays the beginning 10 seconds of each track in sequential order.  
INTRO HIGHLIGHT: Plays 10 seconds from 1 minute into each track in  
sequential order. You can set this function in the MENU function.  
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Program Playback  
Program Playback  
Activating Program mode  
NOTE  
Program Mode allows you to program a list of songs to play.  
To add all the songs in a certain folder, use the NAVI/MENU button and select the  
folder using  
or  
button and then push the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY.  
(Subfolders can not be added.)  
To remove a programmed song  
Push the  
switch toward MODE/STEREO/CD-FM. The program list will be  
updated automatically.  
While in Stop Mode, push the  
Program Mode.  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY to enter  
Program Playback  
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After programming, press  
to play the tracks in sequential order.  
The program mode icon appears  
Change to Program mode  
Program mode is activated while in Stop Mode.  
Repeat A-B is activated while in Play Mode.  
NOTE  
Press the NAVI/MENU button again to display the file list.  
After selecting the desired track using the Volume +, Volume - or -10, +10 button,  
Cancel Program Mode  
push the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY.  
While Playing  
Press the  
button twice to cancel the program.  
While in Stop Mode  
Press the button twice to cancel the program.  
The order of  
programmed track  
The order of track  
in the CD  
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BOOKMARK feature  
-10/+10 function  
-10/+10 function  
BOOKMARK  
During playback, press the  
(forward) 10 tracks.  
switch toward -10 (+10) to go backward  
This function allows you to BOOKMARK parts of a track for easier searching of long  
audio segments.  
Bookmark function is activated under the Study mode.  
(Refer to page 49 for Study mode.)  
Long pushing of the  
switch toward -10 will add / delete / move the bookmark.  
Bookmarks can be reserved up to 20 per disc.  
A beep will represent the number of the indicated bookmark.  
(One beep for 1, two beeps for 2, etc.).  
- Bookmark Add : After long pushing the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY and push  
the switch toward A-B/MEMORY to add the present location into the bookmark.  
- Bookmark Delete : After long pushing the  
switch toward MODE/STEREO/CD-FM to delete the present location from the  
bookmark.  
switch toward -10 and push the  
iRiver Shock Free  
Push and hold the  
or release the iRiver Shock Free Mode.  
switch toward +10 to activate  
Whenever you push the  
switch toward MODE/STEREO/CD-FM, the bookmark  
will be deleted in backward sequence.  
- Moving to next bookmark : After long pushing the  
switch toward -10 and push  
switch toward -10 and  
NOTE  
the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
to move to the next bookmark.  
iRiver Shock Free  
This is the function to prevent skipping when  
playing a Standard Audio CD. In case the CD is  
dirty or defective, iRiver Shock Free may skip more  
than normal operation. In this case, use the player  
after cancelling the iRiver Shock Free.  
Moving to previous bookmark : After long pushing the  
push the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
to move to the previous bookmark.  
Pressing the Mode button  
for a few seconds while  
playing will set the  
Enhanced Anti-shock on  
and off.  
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Other features (Playlist)  
Other features (Playlist)  
How to use WINAMP PLAYLIST  
How to use WINAMP PLAYLIST  
The player can play a Playlist ( .M3U) file on the disk.  
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Press the NAVI/MENU or  
button to play the tracks in the order of the playlist.  
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Make a PLAYLIST ( .M3U) using WINAMP.  
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Note : WINAMP software is not included with the player.  
Winamp execution picture  
1. Launch WINAMP and add songs to make  
a list.  
PL icon indicates PLAY LIST.  
2. Click "LIST OPTS" located on the right  
bottom and click "SAVE LIST"  
A total of 20 playlists can be recognized.  
Click the SAVE LIST button.  
3. Name the file name (ex: iriver.m3u)  
and click "SAVE" to save the list.  
2 Burn the disc with WinAmp play list and related files.  
Load the disc into iMP-900.  
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Push the  
switch toward A-B/MEMORY at stop  
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mode and LCD displays a list of M3U playlist files on  
the disk. You can find the playlist you want to play by  
using the Volume + or Volume - button.  
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Menu operation  
Menu  
To select Main Menu  
Configuration  
Shift between Main Menus  
Function Control is subject to change with different firmware  
versions. You can configure your own settings.  
Press the  
menu, press the  
next menu.  
button to move to previous  
button to move to  
GENERAL  
DISPLAY  
back light  
TIMER  
sleep  
pwr off  
resume  
language  
cd esp  
lcd contrast  
visualization  
tag information  
time  
sort  
charge function  
multi session  
password  
load default  
From Main Menu to Sub Menu  
or  
battery indicator  
MODE  
User EQ  
CONTROL  
FF/RW scan  
FF/RW skip  
FF/RW scan speed  
scroll speed  
+/-10 button  
auto pause  
repeat  
shuffle  
intro  
study  
name  
Xtreme EQ  
Xtreme 3D  
DBE setting  
3D EQ setting  
adapter volume  
sound volume  
EQ limit  
Push the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
scroll between Sub Menu.  
or  
(or Volume +, Volume -) to  
To select Sub Menu  
EQ setting  
EQ select  
beep volume  
fade in  
From Sub Menu to Sub Menu settings  
or  
Menu Operation  
Press and hold the NAVI button to display the menus.  
It is composed of 6 main menus with sub-menus.  
Push the NAVI/MENU switch toward  
scroll between Sub Menu settings.  
or  
(or Volume +, Volume -) to  
MAIN MENU  
SUB MENU  
SUB MENU Setting  
When you select a sub menu, you can set your preference to be displayed.  
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Menu operation  
MENU-General  
GENERAL  
Exit Main Menu  
To exit Main Menu  
Press the STOP( ) button at the initial setting menu to exit Function Control  
Mode.  
Resume  
Exit Sub Menu  
You can select how to resume the last track played.  
Track #plays the beginning of the last track played,  
while Track Timeresumes to the exact position in  
the song.  
To exit Sub Menu  
Press the STOP( ) button to exit the sub menu and to display the initial setting  
menu.  
Language  
Song title and ID3 tag information for the CD is  
dependent on the version of the PC operating  
system that was used to create it.  
(supports 40 languages)  
Exit Sub Menu Settings  
(For example, if a CD is created in a Korean version  
of Windows, the language setting should be Korean  
for proper title display)  
To save and exit Sub Menu Settings  
CD ESP  
This is the function to prevent skipping when playing  
a Standard Audio CD.  
For best sound quality, it is recommended to use the  
40 SEC option, for maximum skip protection, 160 SEC  
option is suggested.  
If 160 SEC is selected, the sound quality of the music  
will be degraded due to higher compression of the music in comparison with  
40 SEC.  
MP3 CD (128Kbps, 44KHz) is always operated 480sec option.  
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MENU-General  
MENU-General  
SORT  
PASSWORD  
OFF : Password function is not activated.  
ON : Password function is activated.  
CHANGE : To change the Password  
- Refer to page 55~56.  
SORT  
You should set sort while the player is stopped.  
If directory structure is like as right picture, the  
setting order is like as follows.  
BREADTH FIRST :  
DEPTH FIRST :  
PHYSICAL ADDR. : It is sorted as the sequence of  
recording order independent of directory structure.  
ex)  
LOAD DEFAULT VALUE  
* You should set sort at stop mode.  
Initialize to original factory setting.  
Select YES, then push the NAVI/MENU or  
button to initialize.  
CHARGE FUNCTION  
Select Charging or discharging for rechargeable  
batteries.  
OFF : The player will not charge.  
CHARGE ON : Select to enable the player  
to charge the internal batteries.  
DISCHARGE & CHARGE : Charge after full discharging the internal batteries.  
When discharging is completed, this setting will change to CHARGE ON.  
(Refer to page 17~18)  
MULTI SESSION  
OFF : the player will not read Multi Session  
written disks.  
ON : the player will read Multi Session disks.  
If you are not using audio CD's created in Multi  
Session format, set this feature to OFF to shorten  
the access time of your CDs.  
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MENU-Display  
MENU-Display  
Display  
TAG INFORMATION  
ON : Displays track with ID3 tag information or  
with lyrics if there are lyrics.  
OFF : Displays track with file name.  
You can select OFF/ON using  
information display preference using  
button.  
button and tag  
or  
CAPTION OFF : You can turn off lyric display of synchronized MP3.  
BACK-LIGHT  
Select the back-lighting time.  
Adjust the lighting time (1~20Sec) by using  
(or Volume +, Volume -) button.  
0 : Backlight is off.  
and  
PLAY TIME INFO  
Normal : display elapsed time of the current track.  
Remain : display remaining time of the current track.  
21 : Backlight is always on.  
ADAPTER ALWAYS ON : Select it by using  
backlight is always on.  
button.If the adapter is connected,  
Note : In case of VBR MP3 file,  
the remaining time may not display accurately.  
LCD CONTRAST  
BATTERY INDICATOR  
Adjust LCD contrast of remote control.  
Adjust the level of the battery indicator to  
compensate for different style of batteries.  
Lower numbers will make the battery indicator  
higher, higher numbers will make the battery  
indicator lower.  
Contrast can be adjusted by using the  
(or Volume +, Volume -) buttons.  
and  
VISUALIZATION  
Visualizes audio signal at play mode.  
LEVEL METER 1  
LEVEL METER 2  
WAVEFORM  
PROGRESSIVE  
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Menu-Timer)  
MENU-Control  
Timer  
Control  
FF/ RW SCAN  
SLEEP POWER OFF  
ON : Long click of  
within the track.  
Short click of  
previous track.  
OFF : Fast Scan through songs in a folder.  
or  
or  
button for fast scan  
button for next or  
Automatically powers off after fixed time  
(Time range can be set from 0 to 99 minutes).  
Use  
or  
button (or Volume +, Volume -) to  
adjust time.  
By using the NAVI/MENU or  
beep sound to ON or OFF.  
button, you can select  
NOTE  
As typical with MP3 files, particularly VBR (Variable Bit Rate) files, fast scan may  
not be as smooth as conventional audio CD.  
NOTE  
This function works in both CD and FM modes.  
When the power is off, the sleep power off setting goes back to Zero setting.  
FF/ RW SKIP  
FAST SKIP allows skipping 10 songs or 1 folder  
forward or backward by pressing and holding the or  
buttons.  
OFF : Disables the fast skip feature.  
10 : Fast skip ahead 10 tracks or back  
10 tracks.  
STOP POWER OFF  
Automatically turns power off at stop mode.  
(Time range can be set from 1 to 60 minutes by one  
minute increments.)  
Directory : Jump to the Previous/Next folder.  
Use  
or  
button (or Volume +, Volume -) to  
adjust time.  
FF/ RW SCAN SPEED  
NOTE  
The fast scan speed can range from 1x / 2x / 4x / 6x.  
This function only works in CD function.  
and  
button can be used for this setting.  
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MENU-Control  
MENU-Mode  
SCROLL SPEED  
PLAYBACK MODE  
Adjust scroll speed of character displayed  
on the LCD (Title or Singer name) by 1x/2x/4x.  
Vertical : The scroll goes from up to down  
Horizontal : The scroll goes from the left to the right.  
REPEAT MODE/ SHUFFLE MODE  
-10/ +10 Button  
Allows you to select the modes available when pressing the MODE button during  
playback.(Multi selection capable)  
-/+10 : During playback, go back to the previous  
10th track, and push it to +10 to go forward to the  
next 10th track.  
Directory : -/+10 button works as folder skip.  
AUTO PAUSE  
Only the selected play mode will be applied when you press the MODE button  
(For details, please refer to page 29)  
When Auto Pause is on, the player will  
automatically pause after a disc loads and after  
every song is played. you will need to press Play  
button to resume the playback again.  
INTRO MODE  
Intro : Plays the beginning 10 seconds of each  
track.  
Intro Highlight : Plays 10 seconds at the 1 minute  
mark of each track in sequential order.  
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MENU-Mode  
MENU-Mode  
NAME  
STUDY MODE  
STUDY MODE  
You can input your name or custom text. (maximum 12 characters in English)  
Button Operation  
When click the -/+10 button, it is operated  
as the set status.  
OFF : Skip ahead 10 tracks.  
Select the character by using  
and  
5 SEC : Pushing of the  
will skip the current track 5 seconds ahead or backward.  
switch toward -10 (+10)  
button and press NAVI/MENU  
button to input the character.  
10 SEC : Pushing of the  
switch toward -10 (+10)  
will skip the current track 10 seconds ahead or backward.  
BEEP : A beep sound will be played when the buttons are operated.  
To move the cursor in the name window,  
use + and - on Volume button.  
If it is set to 5 Sec, 10 Sec, BEEP, it is operated as STUDY Mode.  
To scroll between English  
and your preferred  
BEEP VOLUME MODE  
This mode is for blind persons. A beep sound  
will be played when the buttons are operated.  
It is operated as 5 SEC MODE.  
language, use  
button  
To delete the character, push  
switch toward  
MODE/STEREO/CD-FM.  
To save the text and exit, use PLAY button.  
Chinese and Chinese characters are not supported in the Name  
feature.  
NOTE  
The saved text is displayed during initial loading of disc and at stop mode  
during play.  
Initial loading  
Stop during playback  
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MENU-Sound  
MENU-Sound  
SOUND  
Xtreme 3D  
You can adjust the level of 3D sound(minimum,  
Natural, and Maximum). You can extend 3D sound  
by selecting Bass Boost or 3D EQ.  
You can also adjust the level of 3D sound  
with the  
or  
(or VOL +, VOL -) lever.  
Select DBE or 3D EQ with the NAVI/MENU button.  
Xtreme EQ  
DBE Setting  
You can select the Bass Center Band level from  
Band 1 to 4. You can also set the Bass Boost gain  
from 0 dB to 15dB by 3dB step.  
You can adjust the sound to your preference.  
There are 5 band frequency steps, set from  
-15dB to +15dB by 3dB step.  
Select band 3 or 12dB with Volume + or  
Volume - button (If selected character is highlighted.)  
and adjust the level with the  
or  
(or VOL +, VOL -) button.  
How to set Xtreme EQ  
1. Select the Frequency  
step to set using the  
2. Adjust the level using  
the VOL + or VOL -  
switch.  
3. To exit Xtreme EQ  
setting, press  
or  
3D EQ Setting  
,
switch.  
NAVI/MENU button.  
You can adjust the sound to your preference.  
There are 5 band frequency steps, set from -15dB  
to +15dB by 3dB step.  
NOTE  
Operation method is as same as it of Xtreme EQ.  
ADAPTER VOLUME  
35 ON : Volume will set to 35 when the AC  
adapter is attached.  
OFF : This function is not activated.  
This feature is useful when connecting the  
player to your car or home stereo system.  
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MENU-Sound  
MENU-Sound  
EQ SELECT  
SOUND BALANCE  
When Sound Balance bar is moved to L (Left,  
0),the sound outputs at the left earphone. When  
the lever is moved to R (Right, 40) the sound  
outputs at the right earphone. The default value is  
20 and the sound outputs the same level at both  
earphones.  
You can select various EQ modes.  
Press NAVI/MENU button after selecting EQ by  
using  
or  
(or VOL +, VOL -) switch.  
You can not select NORMAL EQ.  
NOTE  
The adjusted EQ is automatically selected when you adjust the EQ  
setting even though you do not select Xtrm EQ or Xtrm 3D.  
EQ LIMIT  
ON : Limit the control of equalizer frequency to  
prevent distortion of sound.  
OFF : You can enjoy original sound though  
distortion may occur.  
BEEP SOUND VOLUME  
Set beep volume ON/OFF or level.  
Set to "0"for OFF.  
TAG AUTO EQ  
Automatically changes EQ by reading the genre of  
TAG Information.  
SOUND FADE IN  
ON : Can automatically change EQ by  
reading the genre of ID3 TAG  
information.  
When activated, volume increases  
gradually at playback mode to prevent sudden  
loudness.  
OFF : EQ is set by the user.  
EQ is selected by genre as follows :  
Rock : Classic Rock, Rock, Altern Rock, Instrumental Rock, Southern Rock,  
Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Folk Rock, Gothic Rock, Progressive Rock,  
Psychedelic Rock, Symphonic Rock, Slow Rock, Punk Rock  
Jazz : Jazz, Jazz+Funk, Acid Jazz  
Classic : Classical, Opera, Chamber Music, Sonata, Symphony  
Metal : Metal,Heavy Metal, Death Metal  
Ubass : Bass, Booty Bass  
NOTE  
Tag information saved as Dance and Pop is operated as Normal EQ.  
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Using the Password  
Setting the Password  
Using the Password  
Changing the Password  
Select the menu you want on the MENU  
(Refer to page 40)  
GENERAL  
Password.  
Select CHANGEon the MENU  
GENERAL Password.  
Input the old password. (The  
initial password is 0000)  
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1
3
2
4
If you select ONon the MENU  
2
GENERAL  
Password, the right screen  
Input the new password of 4 digits  
to confirm once more.  
Input the new password of 4 digits.  
is displayed after loading screen when  
you turn the player on.  
Press  
,
(or Volume +, Volume -) to move the numeral and press the  
3
or NAVI/MENU button to select it. The screen as below is displayed.  
or  
or  
NOTE  
If the password to change and the password to confirm are the same, the  
password is automatically changed to the new one and the playback screen is  
displayed on the LCD.  
If you select ONon the password menu, you must input the new password to  
turn on the player.  
When the input password is correct, the above screen disappears and changes  
to Total screen. Press the PLAY button to start the playback.  
If the password to confirm is different from the changed password, the password  
screen goes back to the Confirm screen.  
If the password is wrong, the screen goes back to the input screen.  
Press the STOP button to exit changing the password, and the old password is  
preserved.  
CAUTION!  
The Password is initialized as 0000when the firmware is upgraded.  
- The Password must input as 4 digits.  
- The Password is initialized as 0000when the firmware is upgraded.  
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Firmware Upgrade  
Upgrading Firmware  
Questions and Answers  
Player  
Q How long does Anti-Shock last?  
With MP3 files (128Kbps, 44.1Khz), Anti-Shock lasts up to 480 seconds.  
With Audio CD, you can set it up to 40 or 160 seconds.  
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What is FIRMWARE?  
Q Mechanical noise is heard from the player.  
It is the operating system that works in the iMP-900.  
iRiver provides you with the latest and best features through Firmware  
When loading a CD or searching music, CD Pick-up makes noise moving at high  
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speed. This is not a malfunction. But if you hear mechanism noise through  
earphones or hear excessive noise from the player, contact iRiver Customer  
Service.  
How to UPGRADE?  
Q Does using CD's created on a computer reduce the life of the Lens?  
2. Execute the file after extraction.  
3. Burn the iMP-900 HEX file to a CD (be sure there are no other files  
on this CD.  
There is no connection between using a disk created on a home computer and  
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the lifetime of the lens.  
4. Connect the power adapter to the iMP-900.  
Q Why doesn't the player recognize a CD created at high speed?  
(Note : Upgrade the firmware after connecting the adapter)  
5. Insert the CD into the iMP-900 and play the CD.  
6. Check whether your LCD window shows Firmware Upgrade”  
7. When the power goes off automatically, the upgrade is done.  
8. Play your Music Disc and confirm the firmware version information  
displayed during loading.  
In general, it is recommended to record the CD with 1~2 level lower than the  
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highest speed if you are experiencing playback difficulties.  
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Questions and Answers  
Questions and Answers  
Recording  
Recording  
Q The player can’t read songs and I get 'No disc' message.  
How do I copy MP3 files on to a CD?  
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You need to record MP3 files onto a CD-R or CD-RW disc to play in the iMP-900.  
CD readability depends on several factors:  
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1. CD-Media  
2. The Burning/Recording Speed  
3. The CD surface  
When you create a CD, burning speed does matter as well as CD surface. When  
you create a CD at a high speed, the data writing may not be reliable. In that case,  
it is recommended to create a CD at a lower speed or to use brand name media.  
In general, there are two kinds of blank CDs.  
CD-R (CD Recordable): Recordable but not erasable.  
CD-RW (CD-ReWritable) : Recordable and can be used again after erasing.  
There are several ways to burn a CD. A CD is created in sessions.  
Single session: Close session after burning once.  
Multi session: Do not close session after burning. More data can be  
written to the disk later.  
Can I add songs to the CD I already burned?  
Q
A
Using multi-session or packet writing allows you to add songs to the CD.  
This iRiver player can play packet-written CD RW’s as well.  
What do I need to burn MP3 files?  
Q
A
You need a CD recorder, recording software program, and a blank CD. For  
details, refer to the SUPPORTat iRiver's homepage.  
How do I make a CD from a tape or record?  
Q
A
To convert the tape's information into CD requires many items, including:  
A player to play the tape or record, a stereo cable to attach the player to your  
computer, and third party recording software to capture and edit the audio.  
Connect the stereo cable from the source to the line-in input on your computer  
sound card; then use the third party software to record and edit the audio on the  
tape or record.  
Once the music is recorded onto your computer, use a program to copy the music  
in Audio or MP3 format to a CD.  
I recorded an MP3 CD but I only see less than 20 songs.  
Q
A
The CD was probably created as an Audio CD’s will only hold about 15~20  
songs. To record a CD full of MP3’s be sure to set your CD creation software to  
record Data.  
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Questions and Answers  
Questions and Answers  
Playing  
Playing  
How do I listen to a spot on the track I last listened to?  
It takes a long time to load a CD.  
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Q
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The iMP-900 provide a RESUME function. Go to Function, General and enter into  
RESUME menu. You can set Track Time or Track #.  
The iMP-900 can remember the last 10 CDs you played.  
Using Multi-sessioned or Packet Written CD may affect the loading time rather  
than using Single sessioned CD because the data is scattered in the CD.  
To reduce the loading time, it is recommended you to burn in Single-session.  
You may contact Customer Service if it takes longer than 1 minute to load a  
single-sessioned CD or a Standard Audio CD.  
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How many playlists can the iMP-900 play?  
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The iMP-900 can play up to 20 playlists( .m3u)  
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It always stops after playing one song.  
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How many songs can the iMP-900 play?  
Check that the "Auto Pause"feature is turned off.  
Also check that your player is not set to SFL 1mode.  
The iMP-900 can recognize 999 songs (20 Playlist included) and 255 folders  
including subfolders.  
I hear a 'hiccup' sound while the song is playing.  
Q
A1  
Does the iMP-900 play “ .ra”and “ .wav” formats?  
Check the status of the file. What is likely happening is that the file is corrupted,  
especially if you hear the same sound in the same spot. In this case, the music  
file is maybe corrupted.  
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The playable formats on the iMP-900 are MP3, WMA, and ASF files.  
RA, WAV, and other formats can not be played in this player.  
Supporting formats such as .raand .wavare under consideration for the  
future.  
Check whether the sampling frequency and bitrate of the music file is too high  
or low. iMP-900 supports from 8KHz, 8Kbps to 44.1KHz, 320Kbps. (In case of  
48KHz, supports up to 256Kbps.)  
A2  
I don't see the title and it only displays Audio Track.  
Q
A
The iMP-900 can display the information that the song contains. With MP3 files,  
the tag information may not be correct and with Standard Audio CD, it displays  
only Audio Track.  
To see the song title, you need to burn the CD using CD-TEXT function.  
See your CD Creation software.  
Can I change the playing order?  
Q
A
The iMP-900 supports m3u file lists. Also, the Program function allows you to  
select your preferred songs.  
Is the sound better if I convert an MP3 file into WAV?  
Q
A
The sound cuts out when the player skips.  
MP3 is a compressed a audio format. Audio quality is lost when converting  
sound into MP3 format. Changing MP3 to WAV files will not restore data lost in  
compression and will therefore not improve audio quality.  
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If the player is shaken in a sudden or violent manner, or shaken excessively,  
skipping may occur. Under normal circumstances, skipping will not occur.  
Please carry and handle the player under normal circumstances (i.e., without  
excessive shaking).  
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Troubleshooting!  
Questions and Answers  
Playing  
Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms,  
please contact iRiver customer support.  
What kind of media can the iMP-900 support?  
Q
A
Standard Audio CD (8Cm, 12 Cm), CD-R, CD-RW DATA CD with MP3, ASF and  
Check whether the batteries have been inserted  
in proper polarity (+ and -).  
WMA.  
The iMP-900 also supports Mixed CD (Data Track + Audio Track), CD-Extra  
(Audio Track + Data Track), Multi-sessioned and packet written CD.  
Check whether the HOLD switch on remote is  
ON (Switch to OFF position)  
Player will not power on  
Check whether the player door is opened.  
Check whether the rechargeable batteries are  
not charged or the batteries ran out.  
What is VBR?  
Q
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VBR is "Variable Bit Rate". Some MP3 encoders support VBR. When enabled,  
the compressor will use a bit rate that will fit the actual passage. If it is a complex  
part, having much more variation in the sound, it will use a high bit rate. If there is  
less variation in sound, it will use a lower bit rate. Usually, the average bit rate will  
not be as high as a same-quality MP3 with CBR (Constant Bit Rate). However,  
there is shortcoming that it's hard to keep track of the actual position that may not  
be favorable when studying language.  
Check whether the CD is dirty or defective  
(clean it or change to new CD).  
Check whether the CD is inserted properly.  
Check to be sure the optical lens is clean.  
(Gently wipe with soft cloth.)  
Check whether moisture condensation has  
occurred (leave the CD player aside for several  
hours until the moisture evaporates).  
Make sure there is a CD in the player.  
Problems can be caused by the CD creation  
process on your PC. Re-record the disk at a  
slower speed.  
Loading stopped or  
'No DISC' displayed on  
LCD  
Use Full Format when creating packet a written  
disk.  
Check whether VOLUME is set to 0.  
Connect the earphone/remote plug firmly.  
Check whether the plug is dirty (clean the plug  
with a dry and soft cloth).  
Corrupted MP3, WMA file may have distortion or  
not play. Try playing another music file.  
Excessive jolting may affect MP3, WMA, and  
audio CD disks during playback.  
No Sound or noise is  
heard  
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Troubleshooting!  
Precautions  
On Handling Disc  
Should any problem continue after you have checked these symptoms,  
please contact iRiver customer support.  
On handling Disc  
Avoid touching the surface (bright side) where  
data is stored.  
Check whether the plug is connected to the  
AC adapter does not work.  
proper jack on the player.  
Check whether the HOLD switch is ON.  
Disc Cleaning  
Remote control does not  
(Switch to OFF position.)  
work.  
Avoid cleaning the disc surface. If necessary,  
clean the disc surface with a soft cloth following  
the directions described.  
Connect the earphones/remote plug firmly.  
Ensure the rechargeable batteries are fully  
Battery Life is short  
charged.  
Avoid the excessive operation of remote control.  
Do not stick papers or tape labels onto the  
surface (bright side).  
Check out Menu  
General Language and  
Characters in LCD are  
corrupted.  
confirm whether the right language has been  
selected. (Refer to page 40.)  
Adjust the position of the player and remote  
control.  
Electronic equipment can case interference with  
the FM reception. Turn off any nearby electronics  
or move the player away from the source.  
Avoid using chemicals to clean the surface.  
Poor FM Reception  
Check whether the adapter plug is properly  
connected.  
Check whether the batteries inserted are  
rechargeable.  
Check whether 2 rechargeable batteries are  
inserted. The batteries is charged and discharged  
when 2 batteries are inserted.  
On safety  
charging and discharging  
does not work.  
Should any solid objects or liquid fall into the player, unplug it and have it  
checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further.  
Do not put objects in the DC IN 4.5V jack (External Power output).  
Use only the adapter provided with the player.  
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Precautions  
Product Specifications  
During playback, dirty or scratched CD's may cause audio distortion or  
skipping.  
Category  
Item  
Specifications  
Frequency/Range  
20Hz~20KHz  
Tracks with damaged or corrupted parts are skipped or forwarded to  
next track.  
9mW (L) + 9mW (R)(32 ) Max. Volume  
16mW (R) + 16mW (R) (16 ) Max. Volume  
0.57V rms(47K ) Max. Volume  
90dB(CD-DA), 90dB(MP3 CD)  
3dB (Line Out)  
Headphone output  
Supported file types will have the extension MP3, WMA and ASF.  
Audio  
(CD)  
Folders and files are sorted in alphabetical order.  
Use Navigation mode to select the tracks wanted.  
Line output level  
S/N ratio  
Total 255 folders and 999 tracks (Including 20 playlist) within a disc  
can be recognized.  
Frequency Characteristics  
No. of Channels  
FM Frequency range  
STEREO (L+R)  
Track information displayed is either filename or ID3 TAG information.  
87.5MHz~108MHz  
CD-TEXT discs are displayed with track names within the TOC (Table  
of Contents) of the disc.  
FM TUNER S/N ratio  
Antenna  
50dB  
Headphone/Earphone-Cord Antenna  
CD-DA, CD-Text(8cm / 12cm)  
CD-ROM Mode 1, Mode 2 Form1  
Enhanced CD, Mixed CD  
Maximum playback time is 120 hours with fully charged internal batteries  
and the external battery pack attached.  
(When playing Audio CDs, maximum playback time is 50 hours.)  
(Reference : MP3, 44.1KHz, 128kbps, Volume Center)  
CD Type  
CD Support  
Packet Write, ISO9660, Joliet,  
Romeo, Multi-Session  
Battery level indicator may vary depending on battery type and operation  
mode.  
CD-R/RW Readability  
File Type  
File Support Bit Rate  
Tag  
MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer 3, WMA ,ASF, OGG  
8Kbps ~ 320 Kbps  
ID3 VI , ID3 V2 2.0, ID3 V2 3.0  
DC 4.5V , 1.2A  
To shorten the reading time of CD...  
AC Adapter  
- Set the MULTI SESSIONto OFF.  
- Create CDs at a slower speed.  
Power Supply Rechargeable Battery  
External Battery Pack  
Dimension  
Stick Type Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery x 2ea  
1.5V AA x 4ea  
Approx. 128(W) x 135.5(D) x 13.7(H)mm  
Approx. 160g(without Battery)  
Weight  
General  
Operational Temperature  
0
~ 40  
30hrs (with External Battery Pack : 120hrs)  
(Ref : MP3, 128Kbps, 44.1KHz)  
Maximum Playback Time  
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Safety Warning  
Regulatory Information  
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)  
Safety Warning  
The device manufactured and found to comply with limits for a Class B  
computing device according to the specifications in FCC rules Part 15.  
Operation is subject to the following two conditions;  
CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT  
KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT  
LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE  
KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT  
PRODUCTO LASER CLASE 1  
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and  
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference  
that may cause undesired operation.  
3. If your device needs repairs, you must arrange for the manufacturer to  
make them if you are to keep the device's FCC registration valid.  
Use of controls, adjustments or performance of procedures other than  
those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.  
CAUTION-INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN AND INTER  
LOCKS DEFEATED, AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM.  
This equipment, like other electronic equipment, generates and uses radio  
frequency energy. If not installed and used according to the instructions in this  
manual, this equipment may cause interference with your radio and television  
reception.  
If you think this equipment is causing interference with your radio or television  
reception, try turning the equipment off and on. If the interference problems stop  
when the equipment is switched off, then the equipment is probably causing the  
interference. You may be able to correct the problem by doing one or more of the  
following:  
WARNING  
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or  
moisture.  
- Adjust the position of the radio or TV antenna  
- Move away the device from the radio or TV  
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to  
qualified personnel only.  
If necessary, consult your dealer or an experienced radio or television technician.  
You may find this booklet helpful:"How to Identify and Resolve Radio and TV  
Interference Problems"(Stock No. 004-000-00345-4), prepared by the FCC and  
available from the U.S Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402. See  
individual devices FCC ID and registration numbers.  
Certain countries may regulate disposal of the battery used to power  
this product. Please consult with your local authority.  
Listening for many hours at maximum volume may damage your  
hearing.  
For the customers in Europe  
The CE mark on the CD player is valid only for products marketed  
in the European Union.  
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NOTE  
NOTE  
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