SanDisk Sansa m240 MP3 Player - sansa-m200-um.pdf

Contents 1. Quick Start 1 Features 1 What You Need to Begin 2 Installing the Battery 2 The Basic Controls 3 Play Music 5 Listen to the FM Radio 7 Voice recording 8 Headphone/Earphone 9 2. Playing Music 10 Connecting and Disconnecting 10 Using the Music Controls 10 Listening to Music 11 Transferring Music 12 Adjusting Settings 13 3. Listening to the FM Radio 16 Using the FM Radio Controls 16 Finding a Radio Station 17 Accessing FM Presets 18 Save a Radio Station as a Preset 18 Delete a Preset Radio Station 19 Setting Preset Stations Automatically 19 4. Voice recording 22 Using the Voice Recorder Controls 22 Record voice to file 23 Saving the recorded file 24 Listening to recorded files 24 Deleting to recording file 25 5. Navigating the Software Menus 25 The Basics 25 Diagrams of Top Level Sub Menus 27 6. Tips and Troubleshooting 34 7. Learn More, Service, and Warranty Information 35 Getting Technical Support 35 Learn More 35 Your 1-Year SanDisk Limited Warranty 36 8. Safety Tips and Cleaning Instructions 38

1 This chapter helps you get started quickly playing music and listening to the FM radio with your SanDisk Sansa™ m200 Series MP3 Player.

Quick Start Congratulations on your purchase of a SanDisk Sansa m200 Series MP3 Player! This chapter will help you to become familiar with your new purchase as quickly as possible.

Features Your Sansa MP3 Player is a full-featured music device that can be carried with you anywhere. „ Plays MP3, WMA, secure WMA and Audible audio file formats. „ The backlit graphic LCD display supports numerous local languages around the world and displays artist, album and song title information as well as other important song information. „ The digital FM radio allows you to access local radio stations around the world. The radio also allows you to preset up to 20 of your favorite radio stations. „ With 5 equalizer types for the FM radio and music player, you can optimize your sound for your favorite style of music, for example, Rock, Jazz, Classical, Pop, and Custom (user-defined). „ Sophisticated music library sorting lets you browse the music in your player by artist, album, song title, genre, year, playlist, and other useful criteria. „

“AB” feature allows you to select a start point and an end point within an audio file so you can play that segment over and over. This feature can be helpful for learning languages.

„ Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port for fast and easy transfer of files. „ Up to 19 hours of continuous playback using one AAA battery. „ Supports voice recording function with built-in microphone. „ Supports Microsoft WMDRM 9 and 10. „ Fully compatible with subscription music services.

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What You Need to Begin To add music to the Sansa m200 series MP3 Player, the following are needed: „ Intel Pentium PC or equivalent. „ Windows XP (Windows Media Player 9 or 10). „ CD-ROM drive „ USB 2.0 port for High-Speed transfer. „ Supports MP3, WMA, secure WMA and Audible audio file formats Your Sansa Package contains: „ Sansa m200 Series MP3 Player „ Earphones „ Armband and Case „ AAA battery „ USB 2.0 travel cable „ CD with User Manual „ Quick Start Guide

Installing the Battery Follow the steps as shown in Figure 1: 1. Turn your player over, so the backside faces up, and locate the battery door at the back of the player. 2. Gently depress the catch at the bottom of the battery cover and lift up. 3. Push the battery down into the battery area of the player, placing the flat end (--) of the battery against the spring in the battery area. The protruding top (+) of the battery slips down and under. The battery should fit snugly. 4. Replace the battery cover until it snaps closed.

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Figure 1. Installing the AAA Battery

The Basic Controls Your player has an easy to use set of controls as shown in Figure 2

Left Side (with Hold, Mic)

Front

Right Side (Power/Menu, Volume)

Top (with Headphone Jack, USB)

Figure 2: The Basic Controls

The control names and their functions are described in Table 1 below.

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Table 1: Control Names and Functions Control

Name