Rca TC1401 Manuel d'utilisateur

It is important to read this instruction book prior to using your new product for the first time.user manualTC1401

10Installing the BatteryGetting Started1. Remove the USB port cover.2. Push and slide out the battery compartment cover.3. Install the battery. Match

11Getting Started1. Remove the USB port cover and disconnect the earphones.2. Connect the player to one of your computer’s USB ports.3. The screen dis

12Getting StartedPowering ON/OFFCaution: Before turning on the player, make sure the player is not locked. If yourplayer is locked when you power it o

13ControlsControls and Display123456789101211131. HOLD (hold switch)• Slide to lock the controls and prevent any accidental operation while recording

14Controls and Display7. – Volume down• Slide the button to – to decrease the volume level.8. USB Port Cover9. M Menu button• Press to access the Ma

15Installing Windows Media PlayerIt is recommended that you install Windows Media Player to enjoy all the features of your player:Download the appropr

16Transferring MusicNote: The instructions below apply to Windows Media Player 10. If you are usinganother version, please refer to the Help section o

17Transferring MusicConverting CD tracks to MP3Converting CD tracks to mp3 is often called “ripping a CD”. Use Windows Media Player to buildyour music

18Transferring Music4. To start ripping your CD to mp3 audio files, insert an Audio CD into the CD or DVD drive onyour computer. The following window

19Transferring Music7. Once all the tracks are “Ripped to library”, the CD can safely be taken out from your drive.8. When finished, Windows Media Pla

2Important Information ...

20Transferring MusicTransfer Audio Files to your PlayerCaution: BEFORE YOU START:• Make sure that your player is off and disconnect the earphones.• Ma

21Lyrics EditThe player supports lyric files in LRC format.1. Prepare the mp3 or wma music file you want to edit, for example “happymusic.mp3”.2. Down

22Using your Player as Mass Storage DeviceInstead of using Windows Media Player, you can simply drag and drop files to the player, whichappears as a r

23Using your Player as Mass Storage DevicePerforming a backupIt is recommended that you regularly backup your player’s contents to a different locatio

24Creating Playlist FoldersBefore transferring your music files to your player you can organize them into folders and createyour own playlists.1. In M

25Listening to your mp3/wma Music Files1. Follow the instructions for the transfer of data to and from the player to copy your music filesto your play

26PlaybackSynchronizing Lyrics DisplayThe player supports lyric files in LRC format. Refer to page 21 for more information.When lyrics are available f

27File Browsing•To enter the Menu, press M.•To browse the menu items, slide to or .•To enter a menu or apply a choice, press .• Press and hold M for

28File BrowsingWarning: Erased files cannot be recovered. Make sure you have a backup before youproceed.Note: You can create up to 50 directories orga

29Recording1. Recording status2. Elapsed time3. Total time4. Remaining time5. Folder name6. File nameRecording from the Built-in MicrophoneThe player

3Creating Playlist Folders...

30Recording3. Select the sampling frequency of your recording. A higher recording sampling frequency bringsbetter recording quality but will use more

31SettingsAdjust SettingsTo navigate in the Settings menu:1. Press M to enter the menu.2. Select settings from the menu and press .3. Slide to or

32ContrastTo adjust the display contrast:1. Select Contrast from the settings menu. To navigate, follow the steps described above.2. Slide to or to

33SettingsDefault SettingsYou can reset all settings to factory default settings.1. Select Default from the settings menu. To navigate, follow the ste

34Advanced FeaturesUpgrading your Player (Firmware update)Should you encounter problems with your player, you may be able to repair it yourself by upd

35Advanced FeaturesFormatting the Player1. Connect the player to the computer.2. Right-click on the player icon in My Computer and select Format.3. Cl

36Additional InformationTroubleshooting• The display shows nothing after turning on the player.– Check to see if the battery has been inserted.– Check

37Additional InformationSpecificationsHardware• Dimensions: 92 mm H, 29 mm W, 17 mm D• Unit Weight: 30 g• Battery Operated: 1 x AAA battery.Flash• 102

38Additional InformationSignal to Noise Ratio• >85 dB, A-weightedFrequency Response• 20 Hz ~ 20 kHzTotal Harmonic Distortion Output• => THD (<

39Additional InformationLimited Warranty (For Canada)Thomson multimedia Ltd. warrants to the purchaser or gift recipient that if any manufacturingdefe

4To reduce risk of injury, charge only rechargeable batteries recommended by the manufacturerfor this player. Other types of batteries may burst causi

40Thomson Inc.P.O. Box 1976Indianapolis, IN 46206-1976© 2007 Thomson Inc.Trademark(s) ® RegisteredMarca(s) ® Registrada(s)Marque(s) ® Deposée(s)www.r

5FCC Regulations state that unauthorizedchanges or modifications to this equipmentmay void the user’s authority to operate it.FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS C

6IMPORTANT: READ CAREFULLY BEFORE DOWNLOADINGOR INSTALLING THIS SOFTWARE!THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (THIS “EULA”) IS A LEGALAGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU

7NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY OFCONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE ABOVELIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.(b) YOU ASSUME RE

8Dear RCA Customer,Thank you for purchasing the RCA Player. This player will play open mp3 and Windows Media™audio (WMA) content as well as content p

9Things to consider before you get started...Computer system requirements• Pentium III 500MHz or higher recommended• Windows XP or 2000• Internet Expl