User manual ACER TRAVELMATE P453-M

[. . . ] Acer MP330 User Manual Installation CD Stereo Earphones USB Host Cable USB Cable Line-in Cable AC Power Adapter Carrying Case 1. 3 The Characters of Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M Your Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M is a multi-functional with high sound quality and low power consumption. Main feature contented: Built-in HDD (1. 8 inch) 128x128 DOT LCM with backlight USB2. 0 High speed, compatible with USB 1. 1 Host Function: USB 1. 1/USB 2. 0 standard 1200mAh/3. 7V Lion Polymer Battery 12 hrs playback time, 3 hrs rechargeable MP3, WMA Playback 6 type equalizer (EQ); 3D-sound effect Multi-languages display of ID3 Recording by MIC and Line in 1 1. 4 MP3 Encoding (80kbps~320kbps) Support lyric synchronously display. USB 1. 1/2. 0 Device Reading and Copying Easy to use file navigation Microsoft Win98/ME/2000/XP Play back speed adjust The index parameter Index Parameter specification IBM PC, compatible PC, notebook with USB interface Universal Serial Bus 1. 0/1. 1/2. 0 1. 8" Hard Disk 1200mAh/3. 7V Lion Polymer Battery Max. Reading: 9MB/S Windows98/Me/2000/XP 32 ohm earphone20mW20mW output Max 12 hours 80 - 320 kbps 5GB /20GB FAT / FAT16/FAT32 128×128 dots 5ºC~ +40ºC 96. 5mmx65mmx21mm Installation only be needed under Windows98, other operation systems don't need to install, such as Windows Me, Windows 2000 and above, Mac OS 9. X/10. X or above Hard disk Interface Storage medium Power Transfer speed Operation System Earphone Output Playback Time Bit Rate Support Capacity Support Format LCM Display Operating Conditions Size Driver 1. 5 The system requirement of Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M 1) PC Hard disk Requirements: IBM PC, compatible PC, notebook, Apple Macintosh with USB interface 2) Operator System Requirements Microsoft Windows XP/2000/ME/98, Mac OS 9. X/10. X above or other operator systems which support the protocol of USB Mass Storage. 2 Installation Guide of Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M When the MP3 Player is connected to computer, the LCM will show the following picture: You should not disconnect the MP3 Player from the PC while it is reading or writing, or else it will cause your data lost. [. . . ] 2) An Autorun interface will appear, click the Installation ICON and the follow window will appear: 3) Click the Next button and follow the install wizard steps, the following window will appear: 4) Wait for the pop up window as the follow. 5) 6) Click the button OK and the system will restart. After the system is rebooted, insert the player into the USB port and a "Removable disk" symbol will appear. That means you can use Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M as a hard disk. 3 2. 2 Windows Me/2000/XP Operation System For windows Me/2000/XP OS, connect the TRAVELMATE P453-M to the USB port of your computer, the OS will detect the device and install it automatic. 2. 3 Mac OS 9. X/10. X Operation System Insert TRAVELMATE P453-M directly to your computer USB interface. The system will recognize it automatically and meanwhile there is a driver symbol "Untitled" appears on the desktop. And you can use it like usual ones. Uninstall Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M 3. 1 Uninstall in Windows98 1) Hardware uninstall: When you complete the using of Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M, you can pull it out from the USB interface. And the symbol of "Removable Disk" will disappear automatically. 2 Driver uninstall: If you want to uninstall the driver of Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M, insert the install CD into the CD-ROM and click the installation button, it will show the follow windows, Click Next button and follow the install wizard to finish your job. 3 Or else you can select uninstall the win98 driver from the program file, as the following graphic show: 4 3. 2 Uninstall in Windows Me/2000/XP 1) Double click the icon "pull out or eject the hard disk" on right bottom of the taskbar, as the follow picture. 2) Choose the dialogue frame "USB Mass Storage Device" 3) 4) Click "Stop" button. Click "Close" when the system indicates "USB Mass Storage Device equipment can be removed safely from the system", and then you can pull out the Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M safely. 3. 3 Uninstall in Mac OS9. X / 10. X 1) Choose "Untitled" disk 2) Click the menu "others" and choose "pull out" then click; or drug the driver symbol "Untitled" to the dustbin. 3) Wait for the system indication "Now you can pull the box-hardware from USB equipment, because Macintosh has finished its management" then click "OK" to pull out the Acer Easy MP3 Flash Stick from the USB interface. 5 Functions and guide Anytime press the key mode is for entering the menu mode, any time press ESC button it will cancel the current operation. Enter file operation menu and select delete file item, press enter key to delete the selected file/directory. after deleted, it will show you a confirm interface as this: Cut Files You can cut files from the flash disk to you Acer TRAVELMATE P453-M directly. Press ESC key to select HD card as a target disk, choose folder to paste the file. Press A ­B key to select Paste item, it will paste the file/directory automatic f. To copy a file/directory from HD to Flash disk, you can follow the same steps Format flash disk via USB Host a. Enter disk select interface and select flash disk then press "A-B " key, it will show you the disk operation interface b. Select "Format" item, Press enter key and it will show you a warning graphic as this: 11 c. Press enter key to format the disk, and it will show you OK as this: Fdisk flash disk via USB Host a. Enter disk select interface and select flash disk then press "A-B " key, it will enter the disk operation interface. Press enter key to fdisk the disk: Copy all file in the flash disk to HD disk a. [. . . ] Press enter key to fdisk the disk: Copy all file in the flash disk to HD disk a. Enter disk select interface and select flash disk then press "A-B " key, it will enter the disk operation interface. Select the item Copy and Press enter key and it will show you a disk select pictue 12 c. Select HD card and then appoint the directory you want to paste in, then press A-B key to enter file operation menu, select paste item as the following: d. [. . . ]