Transferring Songs - Fiio X1 Complete User's Manual

Q: Why is the battery gauge on the X1 not accurate enough?
A: The battery capacity is calculated based on its voltage. Due to insufficient accuracy of this
method and the big variation of voltage while playing, the battery gauge is for reference only.
Q:How to judge the X1's charging status?
A:Below the scroll wheel, there is a charging indicator LED, which lights up red while charging
and green when fully charged. The battery level of the onscreen battery gauge (on the upper
right corner while the player is on, or taking up the whole screen if the player is off) moves to
indicate battery charging.
Q: How to tell whether X1 is fully charged or not?
A: When X1 gets fully charged, the charging indicator LED below the scroll wheel lights up
green.If the player is on, the battery level of the onscreen battery gauge stops moving; if the
player is off, the battery gauge would disappear and the screen would turn black.

2) Transferring songs

Q:What operating systems does the X1 support (for transferring songs)?
A:It includes 32bit and 64bit Windows XP, Windows 7 and 8*, as well as Mac OS 9, X, and most
versions of Linux and Unix.
Q:What USB ports are the X1 compatible with?
A:The X1 is compatible with USB 2.0 (and all later standards that are backwards compatible
with 2.0, including 3.0 and 3.1).
Q:How quickly does the X1 transfer songs?
A:This is dependent on the size of files / songs transferred and the Class level of the TF card;
average read / write speeds are about 4.5MB/s.
Q:Why does it transfer so slowly through a front USB port on a desktop computer?
A:It is recommended to connect to a rear USB port on a desktop computer to transfer data.
Q: Does the X1 support deleting or copying files by dragging through the computer's
File Manager?
A: Yes.
Q:Is a driver required for connecting the X1 to computer?
A:No driver is required.
Q:Does the X1 support Linux or (insert OS name here)?
A:Theoretically it is supported, but we cannot guarantee support through actual testing of all
the various OSes out there.
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