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DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYER OWNER'S MANUAL MODEL: MF-S431/R/B/T/D MF-S432/R/B/T/D MF-S435/R/B/T/D MF-S439/R/B/T/D Please read this manual carefully before operating using your MP3 player. Retain it for future reference. Designs and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement. MF-S430_ENG_15F

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Page 1: DIGITALMUSIC PLAYER

DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYER

OWNER'S MANUAL

MODEL: MF-S431/R/B/T/D

MF-S432/R/B/T/D

MF-S435/R/B/T/D

MF-S439/R/B/T/D

Please read this manual carefully before operatingusing your MP3 player.Retain it for future reference.

Designs and specifications are subject to changewithout notice for improvement.

MF-S430_ENG_15F

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Contents

2

Feature.....................................4

ImportantSafetyInstructions...................5

Accessories.................................6

NameofEachpart...........................7-8

Front/RearPanel(MP3).....................7Left/RightPanel(MP3)......................7Front/RearPanel(Woofer)...................8

DisplayWindow..............................9MP3/FM.................................9

InstallingSoftware.........................10-13InstallingMP3Explorer....................10-11InstallingMediaSyncPlayer...................12InstallingLyricsEditor.......................13

ConnectingDevices.......................14-18

ConnectingUSBCable......................14Charging.................................15UsingACPowerAdapter.....................15DisconnectingUSBCable....................15ConnectingEarphone.......................16ConnectingExternalDevice...................16SpeakersystemConnection..................17TheACPowerCordConnection...............17

ChargingOperation.........................18AuxiliaryEquipment.........................19

Usingtheremovablestorage...................20

DownloadingFiles.........................20

UsingMP3Explorer........................21-30

UsingMP3Explorer......................21-22ToFormatMemory.......................22-24ToDownloadfiles........................24-26

ToUploadfiles..........................26-28ToDeletefiles..........................28-30

ToUpgradeFirmware......................31-32

ToUpgradeFirmware.....................31-32

BeforeOperation............................33PowerOn................................33

PowerOff................................33

AdjustVolume.............................33HoldFunction.............................33

ResetFunction............................33

BasicOperation.............................34

ToPlayFiles..............................34TopauseFiles.............................34ToSkiptheFiles...........................34ToSearchtheFiles.........................34

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Contents

3

AdvancedOperation.......................35-42

UsingNavigation...........................35BookMarkFunction........................35

LocalRepeatFunction.......................36EqualizerFunction..........................36SRSFunction.............................37

RepeatFunction...........................37CONTRASTFunction.......................38

BACKLIGHTFunction.......................38

SCROLLFunction..........................39

DELETEFunction..........................39

LYRICSFunction...........................40

SelecttheRecordSetting....................40VoiceRecording...........................41Line-InRecording..........................41Toselectthemenulanguage..................42ABOUTFunction...........................42

EXITFunction.............................42

RadioOperation..........................43-44

Listeningtotheradiofrequency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

AutoMemory..............................43Presettingtheradiofrequency.................43Erasingapresetradiofrequency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

Radiorecording............................44

UsingPCSoftware...........................45MediaSync...............................45MediaSyncPlayerDeluxe....................45

Specifications...............................46

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Feature

4

Removable Storage Device

You can easily copy and paste files to the player usingWindows Explorer

USB 2.0 SupportUSB 2.0 transmits data with a speed of 480Mbps that is 40

times faster than USB1.1.

Direct MP3 RecordingYou can convert music from CDs, cassettes and radio into

MP3 files without a PC.

FM ReceptionListening to an FM program is made easy with Auto Search

and Frequency.

Magnificent 3D sound-SRS, WOWExperience the magnificent 3D and rich base sounds with

the industry-recognized SRS WOW technology.

Upgrading Firmwares

It can become the continuous improvement of the function

and the various setting up this product.

MP3, WMA, ASF, OGG(~Q9)Playback? MP3 is MPEG1 Layer3 audio format.

MP3 is a well known, high quality digital audio format.

MP3 files can be compressed up to 12 times the originalwave file size.

? WMA (Windows Media Audio code) is the highest qualityin terms of a sound and music. WMA provides all type of

the best sounds from 8kHz to 48 kHz.

? ASF is file format used in Windows Media player and

consists of various kinds of content.

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Important Safety Instructions

5

To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

CAUTION

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE

COVER (OR BACK) NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

WARNING

The lightning flash with arrowhead within an equilateral triangle is intended to

alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the prod-uct's enclosure of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user

to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions

in the literature accompanying the appliance.

The graphical symbols marked on the bottom or back of the set mean the following:

To avoid electrical shock; do not open the cabinet.

Refer servicing to qualified personnel. Shock hazard-do not open.

CAUTION

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specifiedherein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

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Accessories

6

Earphone

Necklace

Power Cord

Carrying CaseLine In/Out Cable CD

USB cable Power Adapter Manual

Contents may be changed without notices.

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1 Line-In jack

2 Hold Switch (HOLD )

3 Earphone Jack

4 Record (REC) button

FM radio frequency auto memory

5 MENU button / ? MENU / - FM/MP3

6 Book Mark (B-MARK) button

PRESET button

7 Volume+/-

Left / Right Panel (MP3)

Name of Each part

7

Front / Rear Panel (MP3)

1 23

4567

1 PLAY / PAUSE B/X button

Power ? ON / -OFF

SKIP / SEARCH .m/M> button

FM radio frequency .m/M> button

2 Microphone (MIC)

3 LCD

4 Necklace connector

5 USB Connector

1

4

32

5

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Name of Each part (Continued)

8

1 POWER switch

2 AC POWER INPUT Socket

3 Auxiliary input jack

4 USB Connector

5 Antenna

6 SPEAKER Connectors

7 STANDBY / ON button

8 FUNCTION button (LINE-IN / MP3 )

9 Woofer ON / OFF button

10 Volume +/-

11 Cradle

12 Charging indicator

Front / Rear Panel (Woofer)

8

345

710

12 6

9 11

12

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Display Window

9

003/004:12

Love is game.mp3

POP

003/004

Love is game.mp3

MP3/FM

21 345

6897 10 11

1 Volume level

2 Local repeat indicator

3 Current track / Playing time / Total track

4 Equalizer indicator

5 Lyric file indicator

6 Book mark indicator

7 Repeat play indicator

8 Battery indicator

9 HOLD indicator

10 File information

11 MP3 file / Higher level folder / Lower level folder

12 Preset number

13 MONO / STEREO

14 Mute indicator

15 Preset mode / Frequency mode

16 FM Radio Frequency

17 FM Radio receiving

CH-01

93.00 MHz

MO

12 13 14

16 1715

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Installing Software

10

Installing MP3 ExplorerYour MP3 Player needs the minimal system requirements for

your computer.

?OS :Windows98SE/ ME/ 2000/ XP

? CPU : At least Pentium - 133MHz

? Memory : At least 32MB

? HDD Space : At least 100MB

? Video Card : 640 x 480 Mode, At least High Color(16bit)? USB Port

? CD-ROM Dirve

You can update the MP3 Explorer software for Windows

98SE/ME/2000/XP available etc. from an internet website by LG

Electronics Inc.

Refer to the following sample contact procedure;

http://www.lge.com Service Site Select Your COUNTRY

Product Support Device Driver

Notes

? Windows ME, Windows 2000, and Windows XP operating

systems support USB 2.0 storage without additional setup.Windows Explorer may be employed to use the product as a

portable storage device without installing any other information.

? In the Windows 98SE operating system however, the managingsoftware is required to use the product as a portable storagedevice.

? When you install the supplied software CD, don't connect the

supplied USB cable to a PC from your MP3 Player. After you

install the software CD, connect the supplied Data In/Out cable to

a PC from your MP3 Player.

1 Insert the software CD into drive D:\ (CD ROM drive).The install will run automatically.

2 Select the language you want and Click "OK"after

selecting the language to install.

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Installing Software (Continued)

11

3 Click "NEXT" button in the series of the windows

that appear.

5 Click the "Finish" button when the installation

complete screen is displayed.You must reboot your computer to complete the

installation.

Installing MP3 Explorer4 Installation is progressing.

6 MP3 Explorer icon is created on the Window

desktop.

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Installing Software (Continued)

12

Installing MediaSync Player

1 Insert the software CD into drive D:\ (CD ROM drive).Select the MediaSync Player.

2 Click "NEXT" button in the series of the windows

that appear. 3 Installation is progressing.

4 Finish The installation.

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Installing Software (Continued)

13

Installing Lyrics Editor

1 Insert the software CD into drive D:\ (CD ROM drive).Select the Lyrics Editor Player.

4 Click "Finish"After the installation is completed.

2 Select the language you want and Click "OK"after

selecting the language to install.

3 Click "NEXT" button in the series of the windows

that appear.

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Connecting Devices

14

Connecting USB Cable

To complete setup, you should connect the suppliedUSB cable to a PC from your MP3 Player.

1 Connect one end with the USB port on the back of

your PC and then plug the other end into the USB

connector of your MP3 Player. 3 The following screen is displayed in the productLCD.

2 The icon is displayed in the PC tray if successfullyconnected.

USB

Connect MP3

Connect Woofer

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Disconnecting USB Cable

Wait until you get a message saying that you can safely

unplug the device before disconnecting the USB cable.

1 The safe remove icon is in the system tray next to

the clock.

Double Click

2 Click on the icon to eject the player from the

computer and select the 'Safely remove' message.

3 There will be a message indicating that it is now safe

to disconnect the player.

4 You can now go ahead and unplug the USB cable

from the player.

Connecting Devices (Continued)

15

The player will charge automatically when the USB

cable is connected to the player.? Charging time : Approx. 2 hours (At full discharge)? Playback time : Approx. 16 hours (At full charge)

Playtime is measured under playback of MP3 128Kbps at

full charge.

Notes

? Confirm the battery charge on the unit's display window.

Full Low Recharge

Charging

Using AC Power Adapter1 Use only the supplied AC power adapter for safety.This product is for both 100V and 220V

2 Connect the adapter to the USB cable of and then to

the Main Power socket.

AC Adapter

USB cable

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Connecting Earphone1 Connect the earphones to the earphone socket of

the player.

Connecting Devices (Continued)

16

Connecting External Device : Line-in

Connects external input devices.

1 Connect the Line-Out or earphone socket of the

external device to the Line-In socket of the productwith the Line In/Out cable.

2 Use the recording feature to record with the desired

setting.

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Connecting Devices (Continued)

17

Connect the speaker cords to the speaker terminals.

Notes? Be sure to match the speaker cord to the appropriate

terminal on the components: + to + and -- to --.

If the cords are reversed, the sound will be distorted

and will lack base.

? If you use front speakers with low maximum input rating,

adjust the volume carefully to avoid excessive output on

the speakers.

Speaker System Connection The AC Power Cord Connection

1 Before connecting the AC power cord, check that the

operating voltage of your unit is identical with the

voltage of your local power supplied.

2 Connect one end of the AC power cord (supplied) to

the AC IN socket located at the backside of your

unit.

3 Plug the other end into the wall outlet.

Note? Unplug the AC power cord from the wall outlet if you do

not to use for an extended period of time.

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Connecting Devices (Continued)

18

Normal Charge

1 Press STANDBY/ON to set in Normal Charge mode.

2 Press FUNCTION to set in MP3 mode.

3 Press woofer ON/OFF button.

4 Press B/X button to start playing.You can listen to the sound from speaker.

5 Adjust the volume of the main unit and charger.If you press STANDBY/ON button during normal charge,the charge mode change to rapidity charge.

Note? Adjust POWER switch on the back panel to select ON

before operation.

Charging Operation

1 Put the MP3 PLAYER into the woofer.

2 The Charging indicator will light.When fully charged, charging indicator should be

changed to green color.

? Charging time : Approx. 2 hours (At full discharge)? Playback time : Approx. 16 hours (At full charge)

Play time is measured under playback of MP3 128Kbps at

full charge.

You can listen to the sound from the speaker during

charing when you put the set into the charger.

Rapidity Charge

1 Put the MP3 player into the woofer.

2 Charging indicator will light during charging.

3 When fully charged, charging indicator should be

changed to green color.

The icon appears on the LCD

Note? Charging time maybe different according to the using

condition.

? LED indicator will light during listening to the sound.

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Connecting Devices (Continued)

19

You may connect additional appliances; CD player etc.

so that you may listen to the sound using the charger.

Auxiliary Equipment

1 The additional appliance connect to the LINE-IN

socket.

2 Press FUNCTION to set in LINE-IN mode.

3 Start playing an additional appliance.You can charge the battery in LINE-IN mode.

optional

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Using the removable storage

20

1 Connect one end with the USB port on the back of

your PC and then plug the other end into the USB

connector of your MP3 Player.

2 Open Windows Explorer on PC.

Removable Disk is displayed in Window Explorer.

3 Select the file you want to save, then drag and dropit to the removable disk.

The saved files will be played in the order of file

name as they appear. To change the order, changedthe name of files.

Downloading Files

Notes

? Don't remove the USB cable while uploading or

downloading a files.

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Using MP3 Explorer

21

Notes? Don't operate the MP3-Explorer before connecting the

USB cable to the player and PC.

? The capacity of the unable built-in memory is less than

indicated as the internal firmware uses a part of the

memory as well.

Using MP3 ExplorerThe MP3-Explorer is the software that interacts with the

MP3 Player and a PC. MP3 files or any data files can be

downloaded to the MP3 Player or vice versa.

Double-click the "MP3 Explorer MF-FE430" icon on the

Windows desktop to open the MP3-Explorer program.

The following figure describes the MP3-Explorer program.

The various features are explained below.

1

234

5

1 Shortening icons (Reference to 22 page.)

2 File list window of PC

3 PC folder list

4 Download icon / Upload icon

5 File list window of MP3 Player

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

22

Shortening icons

Connects or releases to communicate between

your MP3 Player and a PC.

Creates a new folder on the 'PC files' display

panel.

Moves to upper folder.

Removes the selected items and copies them onto

the clipboard.

Copies the selected items to the clipboard.

Inserts the items you have copied or cut into the

selected location.

Deletes the selected item.

Changes file icon in the file list window of PC.

Refreshes the contents of the current page.

Sends the mail.

Sets the start path.

Deletes all files existing on internal memory.

To Format MemoryThis function deletes all files existing on the file list window

of MP3 Player.

1 Click "FORMAT" icon.

2 Click "Start".

1

2

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

23

3The MP3 Player displays the process of file

formatting.

3 4

4 Click "OK".

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

24

To Download files

5

5 All files are deleted.

Before downing files to your MP3 Player and connect the

MP3 Player to PC using the Data In/Out cable.

1 Select file(s) to download.

1

Notes? Before formatting the internal memory, connect the USB

cable to MP3 Player and PC.

? Don't remove the USB cable while formatting or

downloading a files.

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

25

2 Click the" "

icon.

2 3

3 The MP3 Player displays the process of file dow

loading.

Notes? Even if there is space in the MP3 player,some files may

not download if the file name is too long.? If the memory is full, delete unnecessary files to make

enough space.? Do not remove the USB cable while downloading files.

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

26

4 The selected file have been downloaded.

Now you can listen to music with the MP3 Player after

removing the USB cable.

4

Notes

? Do not remove USB cable while downloading files.

? Even if the there is space in the MP3 player, some files

may not download if the name is too long.

To Upload files

1 Select file(s) to upload.

1

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

27

2 Click the" "

icon.

2

3 The MP3 Player displays the process of file

uploading.

3

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

28

4 The selected file has been uploaded.

4

Note

MP3 and WMA files are not available to upload.But, you can upload the MP3 files recorded using MP3

player,

1 Select the file(s) to delete.

1

To Delete Files

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

29

2 Click the"

Delete" icon.

You can also delete the file by pressing the right button

on the mouse.

2

3

3 Click"

YES".

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Using MP3 Explorer (Continued)

30

4

4 The selected file has been deleted.

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To Upgrade Firmware

31

To Upgrade Firmware

1 Click "Tools" b "Firmware Upgrade".

This function shows how to upgrade to a new version.

Take following steps when you want to upgrade this

product to a new version.

http://www.lge.com b Service Site b Select Your

COUNTRY b Product Support b Device Driver b

Download a recent version of MF-FE430 from MP3

EXPLORER" b Delete MP3 Explorer from PC>Control

Panel>Add or Remove Programs b lnstall the recent

version of MF-FE430 Explorer

1

2

2 Click"

Start".

Notes? If you check "Format Data Area" option, all the data

stored in the flash memory is deleted.

? Firmware upgrade can only be possible when

"Format Data Area" is cheked.

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To Upgrade Firmware (Continued)

32

3

3 The MP3 Player displays the process of upgrading.

4

4 Click"

Close".

The MP3 Player is upgraded to the new version.

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Before Operation

33

This function locks the main unit to prevent it from

operating when you accidentally press a button.

Hold Function

You can adjust the volume by pressing volume +/-

buttons.

? The volume level can be adjusted by 31steps.

(Min, 1~29,Max)? The volume changes by 1 level when you press the

button briefly, and it changes rapidly when you press and

hold the button.

Adjust Volume

For your reference

According to volume level, the icon change as below.

Vol VolVolVolVolVol

Volume

Level

Icon

MIN 1-6 7-12 13-18 19-2425-29

MAX

HOLD

HOLD

UNLOCK

LOCK

?The""

display appears on the LCD, and the word

"Holding ...." display flickers for 3 seconds and disap-

pears whenever pressing the operation button.

(this does not display when lyrics are supported.)

? Power automatically turns off after the

"Holding ...." display appears for about

a second if powering on in the holding

position.

Reset Function

If your set appears to be locked up, press the reset

button (MENU + Vol+).The product will be reset and settings will return to factorydefault.

To turn on, press the BX button.

Power On

To turn off, press the BX button for more than

2 seconds.

Power Off

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Basic Operation

34

To Play Files

1 Press B/X button to turn on.

2 Turn .m/M> Dial left and right to select a

file you want.

3 Press B/X button to play a file.

Note? Time display appearing on the display part when playingVBR file may vary and there may be some difference

from actual time (both progress time and VBR are

displayed at the same time when playing file).

To Pause Files

Press B/X button during file playing.The playing time blinks in the LCD. To resume playback,

press this button again.

Turn left or right for more than 2 seconds the

.m/M> dial during file playing.

Note? When you player the low bit rate(under 64kbps)files,

operations can be late or song can be mute.

To Skip the Files

To skip the next file

Turn left briefly the .m dial on the main unit to select

the next file.

To skip the previous file

Turn right briefly the M> dial on the main unit within 5

seconds of playing time.

To return the beginning of the current file

Turn right briefly the M> dial on the main unit after 5

seconds of playing time.

To Search the Files

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Advanced Operation

35

Using Navigation

1 Turn .m/M> Dial left and right to select a

file or folder after confirming the stop mode status.

2 Select the file or folder that you want to play.? The track list or folder appears on the display window.

mp3 file

Higher level folder

Lower level folder

3 Press BX button.

?The selected file will be played.

Note? Use volume buttons, the track moves -/+10 tracks.

003/004

Love is game.mp3

Book Mark Function

If you set Book Mark function during file playing, you can

search the setting point of the track automatically.

1 Select the setting point you want during file playing,

press and hold the Book Mark (B.MARK) button for

about 2 seconds.

""

appears in the LCD.

2 Press Book Mark (B.MARK) button briefly once

during other file playing.

Automatically, the player searches and plays from the setting

point.3 To cancel Book Mark function, press the Book Mark

(B.MARK) button for about 2 seconds.

""

disappears in the LCD.

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Advanced Operation (Continued)

36

Local Repeat Function

You can set local repeat by pressing Book Mark (B.MARK)button.

If you select local repeat ending point within 3 seconds,after setting the local repeat starting point, it is not

operated.

1 To select the local repeat starting point you want

during file playing, press Book Mark (B.MARK)button briefly once.

""

appears in the LCD.

2 To select the local repeat ending point you want

during file playing, press the button again.""

appears in the LCD.

3 To cancel local repeat function, press the Book Mark

(B.MARK) button.

""

disappears in the LCD.

Equalizer Function

You can choose between 8 fixed sound mode.

EQUALIZER EQUALIZER

X-LIVE

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "EQUALIZER" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Select the function you want to operate by turning

.m/M> dial left or right and then pressMENU button again.? FLAT : Normal mode without equalizer control.

? X-LIVE : Powerful realism with strong sound quality.? JAZZ : Sweet sound with soft feeling.? ROCK : Tender sound with powerful feeling.? CLASSIC : Optimized for orchestral music.

? POP : Optimized for R&B, soul and country music.

? CONCERT: Standard and natural sound.

? USER : Use the menu to set the sound type you want.

80Hz, 250Hz, 1KHz, 4KHz, 12KHz) can be

adjusted from +27 to -27.

Notes? If you don't press any buttons within about 7 seconds in

the menu, it will return to the previous screen.

? The Equalizer Function is not available to the FM TUNER

mode.

Notes? The Book Mark and Local Repeat Function is not

available to the FM TUNER mode.

? After marking a start point, press Book Mark (B.MARK)button again within 3 seconds, then a ending point is not

marked.

? The A-B section repeat is available in a same song

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Advanced Operation (Continued)

37

SRS Function

You can choose between 3 fixed sound mode.

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "SRS" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Select the function you want to operate by turning

.m/M> dial left or right and then pressMENU button again.? SRS : Enjoy the 3D sound effect.

? TruBass : Improve the bass sound to make spectacular.? WOW : Enjoy the SRS and TruBass simultaneously.? off : The player is played with the effect of SRS not

applied.

Notes? If you don't press any buttons within about 7 seconds in

the menu, it will return to the previous screen.

? The SRS Function is not available to the FM TUNER

mode.

? is a trademark of the SRS Labs, Inc.

? WOW technology is incorporated under license of the

SRS Labs, Inc.

SRS

SRSSRS

MODE

Off

Repeat One

Repeat All

Random

Random All

LCD DESCRIPTION

Repeat mode is cancelled.

Plays repeatedly the current

selected file.

Plays repeatedly all file.

Plays randomly once.

Plays randomly continuously.

Repeat Function

You can choose between 4 fixed repeat mode.

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "REPEAT" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Select the function you want to operate by turning

.m/M> dial left or right and then pressMENU button again.

Notes? The Repeat Function is not available to the FM TUNER

mode.

REPEAT REPEAT

Repeat One

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Advanced Operation (Continued)

38

CONTRAST Function

This function can adjust lightening or darkening the LCD.

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "CONTRAST" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Adjust the LCD lightly or darkly by turning.m/M> dial left or right and then pressMENU button again.

CONTRAST CONTRAST

BACK LIGHT Function

Whenever any button is pressed, the LCD light up.

This function can set time of brightness displayed in the

LCD.

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "BACKLIGHT" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Set backlight time by turning .m/M> dial

left or right and then press MENU button again.

Notes

indicator : The backlight time is cancelled.

indicator : The backlight time is continued.

BACKLIGHT

Always On

BACKLIGHT

off

BACKLIGHT BACKLIGHT

10 sec

MAX: 20 seconds

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Advanced Operation (Continued)

39

SCROLL Function

This function adjusts the speed of th file information which

is passed by the LCD. (The SCROLL Function is not

available to the FM TUNER mode.)

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "SCROLL" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Set a speed you want by turning left or right.m/M> dial and then press MENU button

again.

SCROLL SCROLL

Slow

SCROLL

Slow

SCROLL

Medium

SCROLL

Fast

SCROLL

off

DELETE Function

1 Select a file you want to delete.

2 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "DELETE" menu.

3 Press B/X button.

4 Select "YES" by turning .m/M> dial left or

right and then press MENU button again.

Notes? The file is not deleted in the TUNER or MP3 file playbackmode.

I LOVE YOU mp3

Deleting...

DELETE I LOVE YOU mp3

YES NO

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1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "Lyrics" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Select the function you want to operate by turning

.m/M> dial left or right and then pressMENU button again.? ON : The lyric of the MP3 file will be shown in the display

window.

? OFF : The name of the MP3 file will be shown in the displaywindow.

Lyrics Lyrics

On

LYRICS Function Select the Record Setting

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "RECORDING" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Select the function you want to operate by turning

.m/M> dial left or right and then pressMENU button again.

? Mic : Record mode for microphone.? Line-In : Record mode for line in recording.? BPS : When encoding music into an MP3 file, you can

select one of the following bit rates.

(32, 48, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128Kbps : Mic)

(96, 112, 128Kbps : Line-In)

Notes

?Ahigher Bit Rate increases the quality but reduces

recording time.

? Saved within each folder in case of VOICE, LINE and FM

recording.

RECORDING Mic

Notes? File name will be displayed by default for songs with no

lyric.? icon is display if MP3 file contains lyrics information.

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1 Press Record (REC) button briefly twice on

pause/stop mode.

2 Start the voice recording to the Microphone (MIC) on

the main unit.

3 To stop the voice recording, press B/X button.

The voice recording is completed.

Notes

? The recorded files are stored V001.MP3, V002.MP3,V003.MP3.... in order.

? If the "FULL" appears in the LCD, delete the files to make

space.

?Volume can not be controlled while recording.? Recording hours for bit rate.(based on 32kbps)MF-FE431/432/435/439 : about 8/17/34/69 hours

Voice Recording

V003. MP3REC

1 Connect an external audio output to the productline-in port.

2 Start the external audio output and press the REC

button briefly twice on the product.(Stand by)

3 Press the REC button again.

4 Start recording to a new file in the current folder.

5 To stop the Line-in recording, press B/X button.

The voice recording is completed.

Notes

? The recorded files are stored E001.MP3, E002.MP3,E003.MP3.... in order.

? If the "FULL" appears in the LCD, delete the files to make

space.? Configure the audio file Bit Rate before recording.? Only line input is supported.

(Use the record mode for microphone input.)? If the volume level is extremely high, the sound quality

may not be good.

Line-In Recording

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1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "LANGUAGE" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

3 Set the language "English / Korean / Chinese

/ Japanese / Russian / French" you want by turningleft or right SKIP/ SEARCH .m/M> dial and

then press MENU button again.

To select the menu languageLANGUAGE LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

1 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "ABOUT" menu.

2 Press B/X button.

ABOUT Function

ABOUT Version

Total Memory:1,000

:254 MB

Free Memory : 254 MB

To move to previous menu, select the "EXIT" menu.

EXIT Function

EXIT

EX)MF-FE432

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Radio Operation

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1 Press the MENU button for more than 1 second

during file playing or pause mode.

The FM radio is selected.

2 Turn .m/M> dial left or right to tune in the

desired station.? Manual TuningTurn the .m/M> button repeatedly

? Auto TuningTurn and hold the .m/M> button.

Automatically scans and turns to the next available

station.

Notes? If you listen to FM radio, insert the earphone into

earphone jack.The earphones play the part of the antenna.

? If you press the B/X button during FM radio receiving,the sound is muted.

? If you press the Book Mark (B-MARK) button briefly

during FM radio receiving, the button serves to switch

over between Preset mode and Frequency mode.

? FM Tuner reception may vary in different areas.

? If you are in the area of low sensitivity, radio receiving

may not be good.

Listening to the radio frequency

Auto Memory

All available radio stations with sufficient signal strength will

be stored automatically.Press the Record (REC) button for more than 1 second

during FM receiving.You can preset 30 stations on the radio.

Presetting the radio frequency

1 Turn and hold .m/M> dial left or right until

the frequency indication starts to change, then

release.

To tune to a weak frequency, turn .m/M> dial

left or right briefly and repeatedly until optimal receptionfound.

2 Repeat step 1 if necessary until you find the desired

radio frequency.

3 Press the Book Mark (B-MARK) button for more than

1 second.

A preset number will be stored in the LCD.

4 Repeat steps 1 to 3 to store other frequency.

Preset modeFrequency mode

93.00 MHz

CH-01

93.00 MHz

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Erasing a preset radio frequency

1 Select a FM radio frequency you want to delete.

2 Press MENU button, turn .m/M> dial left or

right and then select "DELETE" menu.

3 Press B/X button.

4 Select "YES" by turning .m/M> dial left or

right and then press MENU button again.

DELETE CH-01 87.5MHz

YES NO

Radio recording? Press the Record (REC) button twice briefly duringFM receiving.

CH-0289.10 MHz

REC

Radio record indicator

Notes

? The recorded files are stored F001.MP3, F002.MP3,F003.MP3.... in order.

? If the"

FULL" appears in the LCD, delete the files to

make space.

?Volume can not be controlled while recording.

? To stop the recording, press B/X button.

The radio recording is completed.

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Using PC Software

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MediaSyncMediaSync Player Deluxe ("MediaSync") is a program for

playing mtp files using the Digital Right Management

(DRM) technology.This program also enables users to play music files with

lyrics made by MediaSync. For music files without lyrics,users can search for the lyrics on the web and insert them

into the music files.

? Run MediaSync Player Deluxe and press F1.

Help will appear.

MediaSync is a synchronization program that plays digitalaudio and video files. With this program, you can enter

synchronization information as lyrics and text data and

then edit them.

When playing MP3 files created by MediaSync, you can

see the contents being played through the LCD screen.

The program also provides file-editing functions such as

"modify, cut, paste, and save."

? Run MediaSync Player Deluxe and press F1.

Help will appear.

MediaSync Player Deluxe

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Power supply

Power consumption

Mass

External dimensions (WxHxD)

Output Power

T.H.D

Frequency Response

Signal-to-noise ratio

Impedance

Specifications

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1way 2 speak system

250 - 20,000 Hz

84 dB/W (1m)

5W

10W

105X240X113mm

0.5 kg

WOOFER SECTION

SPEAKS SECTION

MP3 PLAYER SECTION

Refer to the back panel of the unit.

25W

4.2 kg

241x141x276mm

10W

0.7 %

42 - 25,000 Hz

65 dB

Type

Impedance

Frequency Response

Sound Pressure Level

Rated Input Power

Max. Input Power

Net Dimensions (W x H x D)

Net Weight

Memory Capacity

Battery

Dimensions

Weight

Operating Voltage

Dynamic Range

Earphone Output Power

S/N Ratio

Channel Separation

Equalizer

FM TUNER

Frequency RangeS/N Ratio

Channel SeparationAntenna

File Support

MF-FE431/432: 128 / 256 MB

MF-FE435/439: 512 MB / 1GB

Lithium Polymer battery 1EA

30x82.4x20 mm

22g

3.7V DC

75/80 dB (No Filter / JIS-A Filter)

5mW+5mW (1kHZ,0dB / 16Ω)

75/80 (No Filter / JIS-A Filter)

40 / 40 (1kHz / 10kHz)

FLAT/X-LIVE/JAZZ/ROCK/

CLASSIC/POP/CONCERT/USER

SRS/TruBass/WOW

87.5-108 MHz

38 dB

25 dB

Earphone Antenna

MPEG1/2/2.5 Layer3, WMA, ASF,

OGG(Q9)

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