Philips SA126/11 User manual

DigitalAudio Player SA 125

SA 126

DATA I/O

4.5V DC

HOLD

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

4.5VDC

HOLD

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INDEX

Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.

RealJukebox is a registered trademark of RealNetworks

Corporation. Audible and AudibleReady are registered

referenced are the service mark, trademark or registered

trademarks of their respective manufacturers.

English .................................................................... 4

Français ............................................................. 21

Español ............................................................... 38

∑............................................................................ 55

åAustralia

Guarantee................................................Page 72-73

∫Brasil

Garantia................................................Página 74-75

µMéxico

Garantia................................................Página 76-77

ˆNew Zealand

Guarantee ....................................................Page 78

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123 4

CARD EJECT

2x AAA

4.5VDC

DATAI/O

HOLD

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

21 3 4

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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English

(Please refer to Fig. 1 on page 3)

1p– 3.5 mm stereo headphone socket.

2Display screen – shows status of the set and basic file

details. E.g.

Mb – memory space;

kHz – sampling frequency of original recording;

kbps– compression rate of file.

3CARD INSERT – insert the SmartMedia card here.

4YES 2– switches the set on, starts and pauses playback.

5HOLD 2– locks function keys to prevent keys from being

pressed accidentally.

6DISPLAY – selects file details e.g. name of song, artist,

album, track numbers, and elapsed playing

time.

7MODE/EQ

– selects shuffle and repeat options,

including repeat or random order playback.

– EQ(ualizer): select from four sound modes:

Normal/ Jazz/ Rock/ Classic.

85, 6– skips to beginning of a current/previous/next

track or file;

– searches backward/ forward within a track or file.

94.5V DC – connection for AC/DC adapter as an option to

using battery power.

0DATA I/O – connect the supplied USB or parallel cable

here and to the USB or parallel port of your

computer.

!VOLUME 4, 3– adjusts the volume.

@DELETE – deletes current tracks/ erases SmartMedia card/

clears all bookmarks.

#BOOKMARK – sets up to a maximum of ten bookmarks

within the SmartMedia card.

$NO 9– switches the set off, or stops playback.

%CARD EJECT – push up switch to eject the SmartMedia

card.

^Battery compartment – for two AAA, R03 or UM4

batteries.

CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS

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English

SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

Make sure all items listed are in the package purchased. If any

item is missing, please contact your dealer.

• one USB cable

• one parallel cable

• one AC/DC adapter (not included for SA 126 models)

• one SmartMedia card with ID logo

• one protective rubber seal for the DATA I/O socket

• one SmartMedia card holder with label and chrome stickers

• one RUSH installation CD-ROM

• one set of in-ear headphones

• one carrying pouch

• two AAA, R03 or UM4 alkaline batteries

IMPORTANT SPECIFICATIONS

RUSH is a solid-state, portable, digital audio player. It can:

• play MP3 format files that you can download from the

Internet;

• playback digitized and compressed CD tracks, tape tracks,

audio books, newspapers, sound effects, etc., that are

encoded into MP3 format using RealJukebox.

Because the set is fully electronic with no moving parts and

lasers, you can play music while you are moving without

missing the quality.

COMPUTER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

• USB port with Windows 98 and for parallel port with

Windows 95 and ECP/EPP mode

• Internet Explorer 3.01 or above, Netscape 4.0 or above and

Internet access

• Intel®Pentium®200 MHz

• 64MB internal memory (recommended)

• Free on the personal computer: 15 MB for the software, plus

1 MB for every minute of music you store on the pc

• CD-ROM drive

• 16 bit sound card

• 256 colour video card

TAKE CARE WHEN USING HEADPHONES

Hearing Safety: Listen at a moderate volume. Using

headphones at high volume can impair your hearing.

Traffic Safety: Do not use headphones while driving or

cycling as you may cause an accident.

Unauthorized duplication and distribution of Internet/

CD recordings violate copyright law and international treaties.

You should use the MP3 software only for personal purposes.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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GENERAL MAINTENANCE

• To avoid damage or malfunction:

– Do not expose the set, batteries, or SmartMedia cards to

strong magnetic fields, humidity, rain, sand, or excessive

heat caused by heating equipment or direct sunlight.

– Do not drop the set or allow objects to fall on the set.

• Do not allow the set to contact water. Wipe the surface of

the set dry if wet. Water entering the set may cause major

damage.

• To clean the set, use a soft, slightly dampened chamois

leather. Do not use any cleaning agents containing alcohol,

ammonia, benzene, or abrasives as these may harm the set.

BATTERIES

1Open the battery compartment and insert two batteries

(preferably alkaline) type AAA, R03 or UM4 as indicated by

the +and –symbols inside the battery compartment.

2Close the battery compartment door.

™appears on the display.

INDICATION OF EMPTY BATTERIES

The number of blocks inside the battery symbol indicates

the power level.

• When the power level is almost empty, the symbol starts

to flash. Replace the batteries or change to AC power.

• appears on the display if you ignore the flashing.

The set will switch off automatically.

Important!

• Remove the batteries if they are exhausted or if the set is

not to be used for more than two weeks.

• Batteries contain chemical substances, so they should be

disposed of properly.

• This set does not have an on board function for

rechargeable batteries.

DATAI/O

4.5VDC

HOLD

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

4.5VDC

HOLD

POWER SUPPLY

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AC/DC ADAPTER (not included for SA 126 models)

1Make sure the local voltage corresponds to the 4.5 V

adapter's voltage. The 1.3 mm centre pin (in the 4.5V DC

socket on the set) must connect to the positive pole +of

the supplied adapter with 3.5 mm socket.

2Connect the adapter to the set's 4.5V DC socket and a wall

socket.

™message may appear briefly on the display.

3Always disconnect the adapter from the AC wall socket if

you are not using it.

(See Fig. 1 on page 3)

You can store up to 120 minutes of music on the card, erasing

and overwriting as you want.

Make sure the set is off before inserting or removing the card.

• Insert a SmartMedia card into CARD INSERT with the

clipped corner of the card aligned as shown on the set.

Display shows:

™– if your card is blank

™card details if card already contains files.

™– if format is incompatible with the set.

™– the track is not an audio track or your card is

blank.

• Ejecting: Slide the CARD EJECT switch up and remove the

card.

4.5V DC

HOLD

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

YES

USING YOUR SMARTMEDIA CARD

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PREVENTING CARD ERASURE AND OVERWRITING

• To prevent accidental erasure or overwriting of your card,

place a chrome sticker over the circle on the front of the card.

• Remove the chrome sticker to erase or overwrite your card.

• appears on the display if you have forgotten to

remove the chrome sticker and try to delete tracks or erase

your card.

Notes:

– Use 32MB or 64MB SmartMedia cards with the

ID32MB or ID64MB logo only, or use Philips 32MB

Blue SmartMedia cards only.

– For further information, please visit our web site:

www.rush.philips.com.

– Do not use SmartMedia cards from a digital camera or

computer for your set.

– After a SmartMedia card has been formatted for MP3 files,

the card will not be recognized by your PC or digital camera.

SWITCHING ON/OFF, PLAYING AND PAUSING

AUDIO FILES

1Press YES 2to switch on the set.

™appears on the display before playback starts.

™If no card is inserted: ( ) appears.

2Press YES 2briefly to pause playback. To resume playback,

press YES 2again.

3Press NO 9twice to switch off the set.

Power-saving standby mode

The set automatically switches off if no keys are pressed

within 15 seconds of when playback is stopped, the end of a

file is reached, or pause is activated.

HOLD

DISPLAY

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

English

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Adjusting volume and sound

1Press and hold VOLUME 4, 3to decrease or increase the

volume.

™The volume bar changes on the display to show the

volume.

2Press and hold MODE /EQ for two seconds to see the

equalizer options: Normal/ Jazz/ Rock/ or Classic.

3When the display shows one of the equalizer options, press

MODE /EQ briefly and repeatedly to select your option.

Locking functions with HOLD

HOLD prevents the front panel keys from being pressed

accidentally.

1Push the HOLD 2switch to the right as indicated to lock

the keys.

™Display shows when activated, and the front

panel keys will not function.

2To deactivate, push the HOLD 2switch to the left.

• If you forget to unlock HOLD and attempt to switch the set

on/off, the display shows the message: . You must

deactivate HOLD first.

HOLD

DISPLAY

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

4.5V DC

DATAI/O

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

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Display

1Press DISPLAY repeatedly to see various types of

information about the items stored on the SmartMedia card:

TRACK song title

ARTIST name, if entered, or 'No Artist Info'

ALBUM title, if entered, or 'No Album Info'

CARD title, if entered, or 'No Card Info'

FILE name

Track Time

Remained Time - remaining playing time of current track

Total Time - total playing time of file

Option? - the card's technical details –

Free Memory, Total Memory, Sampling Frq.

(Frequency) and Compression rate.

2Press YES 2to confirm the type of detail.

3If you want to see the details under Option?

• Press YES 2again, while the display shows Option?

• Press DISPLAY briefly and repeatedly until you see your

option.

Selecting a different track

• Press 5or 6once or repeatedly until the desired track

number appears in the display.

Fast searching within a track

• Press and hold 5or 6. Watch the track time to find the

desired point in the track and release 5or 6.

4.5VDC

DATAI/O

MODE/EQ

VOLUME

HOLD

DISPLAY

DELETE

BOOKMARK

YES

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