IRiver iMP-100 Manual 

What is unique in iMP-100? Plays any format from MP3 to WMA. Plays back general audio CD, as well as MP3, WMA, and other various compressed and recorded music formats with top quality sound that is as close as to the original. Wide LCD with the backlight function allows visual comfort and selection of various information. Provides information such as playback status, elapsed time, recording type, artistname, song name and music selection on the wide LCD, supporting EL backlight in the dark area. In case of MP3, ID3 tag information is provided. Successfully plays back the CD-R/RW disk saved by or through packet write and multi session. What is packet write? Function that enables to read and write a data on the CD-RW disk as the same method of PC hard disk. What is multi-session? Generally, it’s not easy to save more than 150 music files in a CD- RW disk. The multi session function smoothly plays back music that was split several times before recording. Anti-shock Function. Playback is not interrupted by shock since incorporated prevention function (ESP:Electronic Skip Protection) automatically saves music for 120 seconds for MP3, WMA, and 40 seconds for the general audio CD. Low power consumption supports up to 13 hours of continuous playback. iMP-100 supports up to 13 hours playback with a pair of 1.5V AA alkaline battery. 5 mode sound effects. Five different sound effects, Normal, Jazz, Classic, Ultra Base and Rock are provided to enjoy better sound quality. Remote controlled earphone is provided as a basic item. User can enjoy music conveniently while walking as the remote controlled earphone provided, which supports 7 basic functions of iMP-100. (Play/Pause) Stop, Back, Next, Rewind, Volume Control, 5 mode Sound Effects (E.Q) and Hold. Software Upgradeability. Internal software can be easily and conveniently, upgraded without purchasing any additional appratus, adding new function to the product. (Please refer to the website http://www.iriver.com)

Major Operational Functions 3 Names of Each Part (Body) 4 Names of Each Part (Remote Controller) 5 Names of Each Part (LCD) 5 To playback Music 6 Various Functions 7~14 About the Power Supply (Adapter) 15 About the Power Supply (Battery) 16 Trouble Shootings 17~18 Accessories 18 Usage Notes 19 Notes 20 Specifications 21 Safety Warnings 22 Regulatory Information 22

Introduction Function Enables to select target music easily by playing the first 10 seconds of each track. “Search by 10 Music” Function Jump 10 tracks and plays the music. Up to 255 music can be programmed Programs and plays up to 255 favorite music. Anti-shock Function Prevents interruption of during playback by saving current music played for up to 120 seconds to resist instantaneous shock. Hold Function Prevents malfunctions occurred due to careless key pressing. Random Playback Function Randomly plays music recorded in the CD. Selection Repeat Function Continuously and repeatedly plays a selected section of music while playing. Single/Directory/Entire CD Repeat Function Repeatedly plays back single, selected directory or entire music in the CD. Forward/Backward Search Function Searches track quickly and conveniently by pressing forward and backward button during playback. Automatic Power Off Function Prevents unnecessary power consumption by shutting down the power automatically after 30 seconds passed from playback finished. Major Operational Functions

Front Side I ESP (Electronic Skip Protection) Function: Plays back music without interruption even with momentary shock. If the ESP 10 seconds is selected, user can enjoy better sound quality. ESP 10/40 Seconds OFF HOLD ON PROG (Program/Repeat A-B) Volume Down( - ) Volume Up( + ) DC IN 4.5V HOLD REMOCON/EARPHONE LINE OUT NAVI (Navigation) +10 (+10 / Directory) MODE(Repeat/Shuffle/Intro) EQ/RESUME OPEN √II (PLAY/PAUSE) Iœœ(BACK) I (STOP) √√I(NEXT)

Names of Each Part (LCD) EQ/RESUME HOLD OFF VOLUME UP (+) PLAY / PAUSE NEXT STOP HOLD EQ VOLUME DOWN (-) Repeat/Shuffle BACK Track number and duration Singer and track name Displays motion of dancer Hold Blinks when the battery is used up

1. Insert the disk after opening the door by pressing the open button. 2. Connect the remote controller and earphone. G Connect the remote controller to the remote controller jack. G Connect the earphone jack to the remote controller G Earphone can also be directly connected to the jack. OFF HOLD ON 3. Set the Hold switch off. G CAUTION! When Hold is activated the player will not operate. 4. Press the √II (Play/Pause) button to start playback. Press the I (Stop) button to stop play back. G To turn off the power, press the I button a little longer (longer than 1.5 seconds) G Player will automatically power offed after 30 seconds passed from stop playing back.

4 5 2 3 1 1. √II (Play/Pause) G Turns the power on, starts or pauses CD playback. G Player will automatically power offed after 5minutes passed from pause mode. 2. I (Stop) G Stops CD playback or clears the program. If pressed a little longer, the power will be turned off. If 30 seconds elapsed in the stop mode, the power will automatically turned off. 3. √√I (Forward) G Moves to next track when pressed shortly in the playback mode, or quickly searches for next track when pressed longer in the playback or pause mode. 4. Iœœ (Rewind) G Moves back to the previous track when pressed shortly in the playback mode, or back to the beginning of current track if more than 3 seconds have passed. Previous track can be searched quickly if pressed a little longer in the playback or pause mode. 5. Vol -/+ (Volume Control) G Adjusts the volume from 0 to 20, which level is displayed on the digital LCD. Volume (+/-) Back Stop Play / Pause Next

6 7 G Program: Used to listen to the songs selected. User can program up to 255 favorite songs. 6. Program / Repeat A-B Program / Repeat A-B +10 / Directory G Program setting method Switch to the program mode by pressing the PROG button during stop mode. Select the target track using Iœœ, √√I buttons and press the PROG button to save it sequentially. ± ± G Program playback method Press the √II button to play the programmed track. ±

Press the I button twice in playback mode, or press it once during stop mode. When the power of turned off, all program modes will be automatically cleared. G Repeat A-B Used to listen to the selected section only during playback mode. Select the starting point (point A) by pressing the program button once and the ending point (point B) by pressing the button again. Then, section between the point A and B will be repeatedly played. ± 7. +10/Directory G +10 (10 music advance): Plays the track that is 10 tracks ahead of current track when the button is pressed during playback mode. ± G Directory advance: Plays first track of the next file directory (by the unit of file collection) recorded in the disk when the button is pressed a little longer during playback mode. ±

G By pressing the button, playmode can be choosen in the sequencial order of Repeat1 © Repeat dir © repeat all © Shuffle © Shuffle Repeat 1 © Shuffle repeat dir © Shuffle repeat all © Intro © Release. During stop mode, only shuffle playback is possible. During play mode it performs functions such as Repeat1, Repeat Dir, Repeat All, Shuffle, Shuffle Repeat 1, Shuffle Repeat Dir, Shuffle Repeat All and Intro. Repeat 1 function: The current track is played repeatedly. Repeat dir function: Whole tracks in the current directory selected are played repeatedly. OFF HOLD ON 8 Repeat/Shuffle/Intro

CD. Shuffle function: Randomly plays entire tracks in the CD. Intro function: Plays the first 10 seconds of each track in the current directory. Press the √II button to release the Intro function. When Intro key is pressed during playback mode, Intro function will start from the current track after 3 seconds. I When IMP-100 is in the pause mode, only the Shuffle function can be performed. Repeat 1, Repeat dir, Repeat all, Shuffle repeat 1, Shuffle repeat dir, Shuffle repeat all and Intro function will not be performed during pause mode. However, all functions are available in the playback mode.

9 9. EQ (Sound Effect) / Resume G Whenever the button is pressed, the tone will be changed from Rock © Jazz © Classic © Ultra Bass © Normal in sequencial order. EQ ± ± ± G To enjoy proper operation of RESUME press I [stop] button to power off the player. G Press the button longer saves current featue of the player. Operates in toggle mode.

10 10. Navigation G Searches tracks in the CD. Press the NAVI button, search and select a track by using Iœœ, √√I button to select one. Then, press the √II button to play it. ± ± Navigation

OFF HOLD ON 12 11 12. Hold On / Off G Set the HOLD switch on. G Use the HOLD function under the following circumstances. 1) If the hold mode is activated during playback, other functions will not be activated. 2) Remote controller will work regardless of hold mode activated in the player. Likewise, player is activated regardless of hold mode activated in the remote controller. 11. Open G Use to open the door. Power will be turned off when the cloor is opened. Hold Open

DC IN 4.5V 1. How to use the AC adapter G Use only with the provided AC adapter (AC 4.5V) G Connect the adapter to the 4.5V DC jack. ¢ Please make sure to disconnect the adapter when not in use.

x y 2. How to use the battery x Open the battery compartment. y Insert two batteries (AA size) inside the compartment with proper direction (+ and - polarity). ¢ We recommand alkaline batteries for maximum playtime. Time to replace the battery When the battery is used up, the led will blink on the LCD. Note: I Please do not charge the battery. I Please do not mix the new battery with the used one when replacing it. I Please do not mix the battery with a different type. I Please take out the battery if the unit is not used for a long period of time. I If any leakage is detected from the battery, clean the battery compartment completely and insert new battery.

turned on. No playback during CD playback mode or the “No Disc” message is displayed on the LCD. No sound or pour quality sound. AC adopter does not work. G Did you put the battery in the right polarity order? (Are the batteries inserted correctly?) G Are the HOLD switches activated on the player or remote controller? (If it is, please turn it off.) G Are the doors opened? G Are the batteries that is not fully exhausted? G There is a possibility that the surface of the CD is scratched or contaminated, which results in read failure. In this case, replace it with a new one. G Did you insert the CD in the correct side (printed side should be upward)? G Lens can be dirty. Clean it with clean and soft rug. G Moisture condensing may have occurred. (Moisture is gathered around the lens when IMP-100 is moved from a cold site to a warm site.) Dry up the moisture in a warm place for a couple of hours. G Check to see if the CD is inserted. G Is the volume set to “0”? G Is the earphone or the remote controll terminal properly inserted? Or, is there any external object on the terminal? (If any external object is attached on the terminal, noise can be generated.) G This product is for 220V only. Check to see if the input voltage is correct. G Check to see if the DC terminal is connected to the other to the right input socket. Check the followings first when any error is suspected.

not work. Battery life duration is different from the manual. G Check to see if the remote control is set to HOLD. (If it is, please turn it off) G Is the remote controller is properly connected? G Are you using a manganese battery by chance? G Are you using the batterise that are not fully charged? Accessories i River Remote controller AC adapter Manual Portable case Earphone Battery 2 ea.

when holding the CD. • The silver colored area (side with no text) is the data side. Do not attach any external object such as paper on the data side • Pay attention not to write any letters or to make any scratchs on the title side (side with letters) In relation to security • If any external object or fluid is split over the internal body, stop using IMP-100 and plug out. Then, consult with the authorized engineer. • Do not insert any external object into the DC IN 4.5V jack (external power jack) In relation to the player • Do not expose this product to the vicinity of heat source, direct sunlight, dusty and sandy places, places with moisture, rain or vibration, sliding area or inside the car with closed windows. • Do not touch the player lens. Damaged lens can cause abnormal operation of the player. • Do not put heavy objects on the player. The player and the CD can be damaged. • Do not wrap this product with a rug or a blanket since it can cause malfunction and critical error. Do not clean the disk with any type of chemical materials such as the cleaner for LP disk, including benzene or anti-static materials. Disc cleaning • Do not clean the CD surface as much as possible. Under unavoidable circumstances, clean the CD surface with the soft cloth in the arrow direction.

• Do not use a headphone/earphone while riding a bicycle, automobile or auto-bicycle. It is quite dangerous and may violate a local regulation. Additionally, do not turn the headphone volume up while walking, especially on the pedestrian path. In order to preserve hearing ability • Do not turn the headphone/earphone volume up. Expertise advise that it can do harm to users health when used for a long time with high volume. If you feel ringing in your ears, turn down the volume or stop using IMP-100. Notes G If the CD surface is dirty or scratched, echo or interruption can occur during play back. G If the music file cannot be read due to damage, the damaged section will be skipped. If the next file cannot be read again, it will be skipped again. G Only the file with extension MP3 and WMA will be played. G The track number will be designated automatically by in alphabetical according to the directory contents. Using the navigation function, users can find target music easily. G The names of up to 255 files can be recognized as well as 255 directories. G Track information displayed charge playback will show the ID3 tag information and the file name. If ID3 tag information is available, it will be displayed. Other wise, only the file name will be displayed. G Use the “Direct CD” from Adaptec as much as possible for the packet write function of the CD-RW disk. G In case of the CD-TEXT disc, only the music name in the TOC area will be displayed.

Stereo (left and right) Frequency range 20Hz ~ 20KHz Headphone output 7mW (left) + 7mW (right) (16() max. volume Line out level 0.57V rms (47kΩ) max. volume Signal vs. noise ratio 90dB(CD-DA), 90dB(MP3 CD) A-weighted Frequency characteristics ± 2dB CD-DA, CD-Text (8cm/12cm) CD Type CD-ROM Mode 1, Mode 2 Form1 Enhanced CD, CD-Plus CD-R/RW Read Packet Write, ISO9660, Joliet, Romeo, Multi-Session File Type MPEG 1/2/2.5, Layer 3, WMA Bit Rate Supports 32Kbps ~ 320Kbps Tag ID3 V1 Tag, ID3 V2 2.0, ID3 V2 3.0 AC Adapter DC 4.5V, 5W Battery 1.5V, two AA batteries Dimension Approx. 130 (W) x 147 (L) x 30 (H)mm Weight Approx. 235g (excluding battery) Operational Temperature 0°C ~ 40°C CD Type General Audio MP3/WMA ESP 10seconds 40seconds 120seconds Max. playback time 6 hours 7 hours 13 hours 21 Battery Lifetime (based on the alkaline battery) Audio CD Support File Support Power Supply General Items

KLASSE 1 LASER PRODUKT LUOKAN 1 LASER LAITE KLASS 1 LASER APPARAT PRODUCTO LASER CLASE 1 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. Regulatory Information Federal Communications Commission (FCC) The device hased 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: 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. 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 equiment 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: • Adjust the position of the radio or TV antenna • Move the device away from the radio or TV If necessary, consult your dealer or an experienced radio or television technician. You may find this booklet helpful: “How to ldentify 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.

Please refer to the manual carefully before use. Instruction Manual Portable MP3/ WMA /CD Player Model: iMP-100