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About the Pre-recorded Demo Tune
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Your Wrist Audio Player comes with a pre-recorded demo tune when you
purchase it. Use the following procedure to play it back.
1. Plug the earphones 1 into the Earphone Attachment 2 and then attach
the Earphone Attachment to the Wrist Audio Player.
2. Hold down the
button for about two seconds to enter the Player Mode
and start playback.
While in the Player Mode, use the
To return to the Timekeeping Mode from the Player Mode, stop playback
and hold down the MODE button for about two seconds.
Note
The pre-recorded demo tune is deleted by the initialize operation
performed the first time you establish a link between your computer and
Wrist Audio Player. See the Link Soft User's Guide contained in the
Manual folder on the CD-ROM that comes with the watch for more
information.
You cannot upload the pre-recorded demo tune to your computer.
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button to stop and restart playback.
Connecting Wrist Audio Player to a Computer
Use the following procedure when connecting Wrist Audio Player to a
computer for the first time.
1. Insert the Wrist Audio Player Software CD-ROM into your computer's CD-
ROM drive.
2. Install Wrist Audio Player Link Soft on your computer.
3. Connect the Interface/Charger Unit that comes with Wrist Audio Player to
your computer.
This causes a message to appear on the computer screen telling you to
install the USB driver.
4. Install the USB driver as instructed by the messages that appear on your
computer screen.
5. Start up the Link Soft, and then mount your Wrist Audio Player on the
Interface/Charger Unit.
This establishes a link between Wrist Audio Player and your computer.
Note
For details about the above operation, see the documentation in the
"Manual" folder on the CD-ROM.
You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher installed on your
computer to view the documentation in the "Manual" folder. A copy of
Adobe Acrobat Reader (installer file name: ar405eng) is also included on
the CD-ROM that is bundled with Wrist Audio Player.
After installing Acrobat Reader, start it up, click Open on the File menu,
open the "Manual" folder, and then select the version of the documentation
you want. You cannot open a documentation file by double-clicking its icon
the first time after installing Acrobat Reader.
Playback Sound Quality
The playback quality of MP3 data is greatly affected by the software used to
convert the music data to MP3 data. If you experience poor quality playback
or noise with Wrist Audio Player, try playing the data back on your computer
or another device. Poor quality playback on another device indicates the
problem lies with the conversion software you are using. Contact the
producer of the software about remedying the situation.
Supported Data Types
Your Wrist Audio Player supports playback of MP3 data that conforms to the
conditions described below. No sound will be produced if you try to play back
data that does not conform to these conditions.
MPEG1 Audio Layer 3 Format
Some conversion software automatically converts to MPEG2 Audio Layer 3,
which is not supported by Wrist Audio Player. If this is the case with the
software you are using, contact the producer of your software to find out
about how to convert to MPEG1 Audio Layer 3.
128kbps or Lower Bit Rate
Specifying variable bit rate on some software causes data to be converted at
a bit rate greater than 128kbps. Be sure to select a fixed bit rate of 128kbps
or lower for conversion of files to be played back on Wrist Audio Player.
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