Stopwatch mode screen

Setting and Releasing Hold
Press and hold MENU, then press ENTER to put the Rio player into or out of Hold mode. Hold mode locks the Rio player buttons except the OFF/ON switch preventing accidental operation. This is a useful feature, for example, if you wish to prevent the player buttons from being bumped while you are exercising. When the player is in Hold mode, a lock icon is displayed on the LCD, and the player displays a message indicating that Hold mode is active if the player buttons are pressed.
Setting Shuffle and Repeat Play
These features control the track playback order. 1 Press MENU. 2 Press STOP or PLAY/PAUSE to navigate to Settings. 3 Press FORWARD to select the Settings option. 4 Press FORWARD to select Playback. The Shuffle/Repeat screen is displayed. 5 Press PLAY/PAUSE or STOP to navigate between Shuffle and Repeat. Press FORWARD or REVERSE to cycle through these Shuffle/Repeat settings: Shuffle (random play): ON or OFF (Default); When Shuffle is ON, the Shuffle icon is displayed on the LCD. icon is displayed on the LCD, ONE
Repeat: ALL (repeats all tracks) (repeats current track)
icon is displayed on the LCD, or OFF (Default).

Shuffle/Repeat screen

6 Press ENTER to save the settings and exit.

Setting the Equalizer

1 Press MENU. 2 Press STOP or PLAY/PAUSE to navigate to Settings. 3 Press FORWARD to select the Settings option. 4 Press STOP or PLAY/PAUSE to navigate to Equalizer. Press FORWARD to select Equalizer (EQ). The EQ options list is displayed. 5 Press PLAY/PAUSE or STOP to navigate through the list. If a track is playing the sound adjusts as each option is highlighted, but the equalizer reverts to the original setting if the dialog is canceled. EQ options include: Bass / Treble: Press PLAY/PAUSE or STOP to navigate between the Bass and Treble slider controls, which can be adjusted from -14 to +14 (Default 0). Press FORWARD or REVERSE to adjust the Bass and Treble settings. Normal Rock Jazz Classical Pop Trance TIP: At maximum volume levels you may experience sound distortion if you set the EQ Bass frequencies to a high setting. Reducing the EQ settings typically results in better sound quality at maximum volume. 6 Press ENTER to save the settings and exit.

Bass / Treble EQ screen

Advanced Features
The following main Menu Settings and options are described in this section:
Bookmarks Power Resume Contrast Time About
within a sub-menu to move up the hierarchy to the parent menu. Press REVERSE from within a dialog display to cycle through available values for the selected option, or to navigate to the previous field. STOP: Press STOP to move to the next item in a menu or dialog. ENTER: Press ENTER to select or execute a menu option and close the menu system.

Menu Navigation

In most cases, navigate within and select Menu options by pressing the following buttons:
MENU: Press MENU to display the main Menu system; If a Menu is already open, press MENU to close. From within a sub-menu dialog screen, press MENU to close without saving changes and return to the parent menu. Press MENU to cancel before selecting or executing Menu options. PLAY/PAUSE: Press PLAY/PAUSE to move to the previous item in a menu or dialog. FORWARD: Press FORWARD to select or execute a menu option; Press FORWARD from within a sub-menu to close the current menu and open a new menu; Press FORWARD from within a dialog screen to cycle through available values for the selected option, or to navigate to the next field. REVERSE: Press REVERSE from the main Menu to close the current display; Press REVERSE from

Main Menu system

Player is displayed in the main menu system if you are coming from Stopwatch or Tuner modes. Tuner mode is included in the S50 only.
Looking for information on the Playback (Shuffle and Repeat) or Equalizer Menu options? Click the links in the previous sentence to jump to the Playback or Equalizer sections in this manual.

Bookmarks

Bookmarks are electronic markers you can set in a track to return to later. Bookmark options include: Set: Displays Bookmark list with a bookmark number highlighted. Bookmarks already set are shown in bold text. Press FORWARD to set bookmark and return to Player mode. Select: Displays Select Bookmark list. Press PLAY/PAUSE and STOP to navigate through the list; press FORWARD to select a bookmark and begin playback. Delete: Displays Delete Bookmark list. Press PLAY/PAUSE and STOP to navigate through the list; press FORWARD to delete a highlighted bookmark.
This feature sets power saving and display options. Press PLAY/ PAUSE and STOP to navigate between fields; press FORWARD or REVERSE to cycle through values for each field; press ENTER to save the settings and exit. Power Control options include: Backlight: Off, 2 seconds (s), 5s (Default), 10s, 20s, On Battery: Alkaline (Default S10 and S30S/S35S), NiMH (Default S50) Pwr Save: This setting controls the amount of time before the player will switch to Power Save mode, indicated by Power Saving shown on the LCD, if the player is not in use but turned ON. Press any player button to exit Power Save mode. Pwr Save options include: Never, 1 minute (m), 5m (Default), 10m, 30m Battery life Power Control settings can effect the battery life. For example, if you set the Backlight to ON, and Pwr Save to NEVER, it will result in shorter battery life than if you were to set the Backlight to OFF and Pwr Save to 1 minute. In addition, leaving the player in Power Save mode, instead of turning it OFF (O) with the OFF/ON switch, uses battery power. Turn your player OFF if you will not be using it instead of leaving it in Power Save mode for extended periods of time. High playback volume level and using high

1 Start the Rio Music Manager software. 2 Connect the Rio player to your computer with the USB cable. 3 Turn the Rio player ON. 4 Use the tabs located in the top part of the Rio Music Manager software screen to locate music to transfer. Search by Album, Artist, Genre, Song title, Playlist, or search for tracks on your computer. Select music to download by clicking the check box to the left of the artist/album/track title. Click the Clear All check box in the center of the window to de-select all tracks.
Click check Select Format boxes to Portable on the select tracks Tools menu to to download erase all tracks from the player
Use Tabs to search for music
By default, the software shows the players internal memory in the bottom part of the screen. You can choose internal or external memory (if an external memory card is installed) from the drop-down list located in the center part of the software screen. 5 Click Transfer in the center part of the screen to start copying the selected music files to the Rio player.
Click Transfer to download selected tracks to the player
Rio Music Manager main window

Using RealOne (PC)

RealOne music management software is included on the PC software CD. Use RealOne to: Save (encode) your audio CDs into compressed digital audio formats like MP3. Organize digital audio tracks on your computer. Copy tracks to your Rio player. Search for tracks on your computer or on the Internet. Create a custom CDif you have CD burning hardware and your computer supports it.
To Learn More About Using RealOne
Please see the RealOne online Help for detailed information on using the software. To view the help: 1 Click the software Help menu. 2 Select Help Contents, Getting Started Guide, or Tutorial.

Setting Preferences

You can set Preferences to control settings such as the sample rate for encoded tracks, or if you wish RealOne to automatically save (encode) audio CDs while they play. Please see the complete RealOne online Help for more information about Preferences. To open the Preferences window you can either: Click the Tools menu and select Preferences. Click Preferences at the bottom of the RealOne window.
RealOne Preferences window

Saving an Audio CD

1 Start the RealOne software. 2 Put an audio CD in your computers CD-ROM drive. If the Prompt To Save CD preference is enabled (under Preferences > CD), a message is displayed, asking if you wish to save the CD. If you select Yes, RealOne starts saving (encoding) all tracks on the CD. If this preference is not enabled, continue with Step 3. 3 After a few seconds, CD and track information is displayed. 4 Click SAVE TRACKS at the bottom of the window. A dialog box is displayed, where you can select individual tracks, or select all tracks by clicking the Check All button. 5 Click OK when you are done. 6 RealOne starts saving the selected tracks into compressed digital audio format.

Click the Help menu to learn more
Click to Set Preferences Click to Save (Encode) Tracks

RealOne CD window

Downloading Tracks to Your Rio Player
Start the RealOne software. Plug your Rio player into your computer with the USB cable. Turn your Rio player ON. Click DEVICES at the bottom of the RealOne window. The Devices window is displayed. Double-click the name of your portable digital audio player that you want to transfer tracks to. Click ADD CLIPS in the command bar at the bottom of the RealOne window. The Add Clips window is displayed. Note: You can also quickly add tracks (clips) directly from My Library by selecting tracks to transfer and clicking COPY TO on the My Library command bar. 7 Select the tracks (clips) to be transferred to your portable player. Click ADD CLIP to queue up the tracks to be transferred and close the Add Clips window. 8 Click TRANSFER in the command bar at the bottom of the window to begin downloading the selected tracks to your portable player. Tracks labeled Will Not Fit will not be transferred. This status means that the total size of the tracks being transferred to your portable player exceeds the available memory on the player.

RealOne Devices Window

Command Bar
Note: Only audio files supported by your player can be transferred. An error message will display if you try to add an unsupported media file to your portable player.

Using MoodLogic (PC)

MoodLogic software helps you manage your digital audio collection. Your Rio package includes a free 100 track trial version of MoodLogic client software. Use MoodLogic to: Identify your songs regardless of file names and tags. Auto-classify your songs by genre, mood, tempo, and more. Auto-correct your file tags. Build instant playlists filled with songs that match your mood. Explore and sample new songs that are similar to your favorites. Share song profiles with other users. For more information about MoodLogic, including a tutorial, tips & tricks, and FAQ, visit the MoodLogic Web site.

Using iTunes (Mac)

iTunes music management software is included on the Mac software CD. iTunes turns your Mac into a powerful digital jukebox, complete with easy-to-use tools for recording music from audio CDs (simply insert a CD to import music to MP3s), searching and browsing your entire collection, managing playlists, and listening to Internet radio stations.

To Learn More About Using iTunes
From within the software, click the Help menu and choose iTunes Help or Visit the iTunes Web site.

Encoding a CD

1 Start the iTunes software. 2 Put an audio CD in your Macs CD-ROM drive. 3 After a few seconds, the CD automatically opens in iTunes showing the names of each track. 4 Choose the check box next to each track you wish to encode. All tracks are selected by default. 5 Click the IMPORT button at the top left of the iTunes window. iTunes starts encoding the selected tracks.

iTunes software screen

Loading Music on Your Rio Player
Start the iTunes software. Make sure your Rio player is connected to your computer with the USB cable. Turn your Rio player ON. The Rio player appears in the iTunes window. Click and drag music files from the desktop to the iTunes window. Progress bars display while the music copies.
Glossary of Digital Audio Terms
Bass is the particular low-range area of the sound spectrum where low musical notes and sounds are located. Increasing the bass value will make the low vocals and drums more prominent in your music. Adjusting this level too high can cause distortion at high volumes in some music files. compress audio data into a file, often for efficient transmission over a network, and then decode it for playback. While all the codecs perform similar compression of digital audio, there are differences in the technology. The Rio player supports the following digital audio codecs: MP3 WMA

Bitrate

Bitrate denotes the number of bits per second used to represent a digital music file. The size and quality of a compressed digital audio file is determined by the bitrate used when encoding the file. The higher the bitrate used, the higher the sound quality, and the larger the file size. For example, with MP3, a bitrate of 128kbps (128,000 bits per second) is generally thought of as CD quality, and takes up about 1 megabyte (MB) per minute of music. At a 64kbps bitrate, the sound quality is similar to that of an FM radio signal, but you can get around two minutes of music in that same 1MB of storage space. CD audio has a bitrate of 1.4Mbits per second (1,400,000 bits/second).

Encoding

Encoding, sometimes referred to as ripping and encoding, refers to extracting audio from a music CD (ripping) and converting it into a compressed digital audio format (encoding), such as MP3 or WMA, that can be played on your Rio player or on the computer.

Firmware

Firmware is software programs or data that has been written onto read-only memory (ROM). Firmware is a combination of software and hardware that is comparable to an operating system on a computer. The Rio players firmware controls everything from the liquid crystal display and codec support to the Rio players other functions. How to update the Rio player firmware
Depending on the context and kind of technology involved, codec can be defined as a compressed digital audio file format (like MP3, WMA, and so on), a coding/decoding chip used to translate between digital and analog transmissions (used in modems), or a compression/decompression algorithm. Codecs

ID3 tag

The ID3 tag is the part of the encoded MP3 file that contains information about the digital music file such as song title, artist, album title, encoding bitrate, track time duration, and so on. ID3 Tag information for each track appears on the Player mode screens.
The skin is a software option that lets you change how software applications appear on your computer screen. Some software applications allow you to customize the interface color and window design by changing the skin. Some skins omit certain playback controls for simplicity.
MP3 is short for Moving Pictures Experts Group Audio Layer 3. MP3 is the most well known compressed digital audio file format. This format allows for near CD quality sound, but at a fraction of the size of normal audio files. MP3 conversion of an audio track from CD-ROM reduces the file size by approximately a 12:1 ratio with virtually no perceptible loss in quality. This digital sound encoding and compression process was developed by the Fraunhofer Institut fur Integrierte Schaltungen and Thomson Multimedia. MP3 compression removes the redundant and irrelevant parts of a sound signal that the human ear doesn't hear. The MP3 encoding process is well suited for the transfer of high quality audio files with small file size over the Internet.

Streaming

Streaming technology lets you play audio or video directly from the Internet without first saving it on your computer. You can listen to or watch the file right away, without waiting for it to completely download.

Treble

Treble is the high notes of the sound spectrum. Increasing the treble value will raise the levels of the high sounds in your music files.

Variable Bitrate (VBR) encoding converts tracks at a variable rate, using higher bitrate encoding for complex portions and lower bitrate encoding for pauses in songs.

Playlist

Playlists let you organize lists of tracks to play in the order you choose. Playlists make it easier to manage large collections of music.
Windows Media Audio (WMA) is the compressed audio format created by Microsoft as an alternative to MP3. WMA offers comparable quality at greater file compression than MP3, enabling you to store more music on your PC or Rio player.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What size and type external memory cards will my Rio player hold?
The Rio players support current MMC memory sizes of 8, 16, 32, 64 and 128MB. Please visit the SONICblue Support Web site at www.sonicblue.com/support for more information on external memory cards.
How do I install an external memory card?
Turn the Rio player OFF. Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the player. Remove the battery. Gently insert the external memory card with the label side up and the notch in the upper right corner into the memory card slot above the battery compartment.
5 Replace the battery. Ensure the battery is inserted properly by matching the + symbol on the battery with the symbols in the player battery compartment. 6 Replace the battery compartment cover.
How do I remove an external memory card?
1 Turn the Rio player OFF. 2 Remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the player. 3 Remove the battery. 4 Slide the memory card out using your fingernail in the groove at the bottom of the card.
What kind of batteries does the Rio player use?
The S10 uses one 1.5 volt AA-size alkaline battery. If you install a replacement battery, follow these steps to choose the battery type on the Power Control screen, to ensure that the battery icon on the LCD accurately displays the power level: 1 Press MENU. 2 Press STOP to navigate down to Settings. Press FORWARD to select Settings. 3 Press STOP to navigate down to Power. Press FORWARD to select Power.
4 Press STOP to navigate to the Battery field on the Power Control screen. Press PLAY/PAUSE to navigate up the screen. 5 Press REVERSE and FORWARD to cycle through Battery options. 6 Press ENTER to save your choices and exit.
What does the Rio player Hold feature do?
The Hold feature locks the player buttons and controls except the OFF/ON Power Control switch. This is useful at times when the player may be bumped or jostled. To put screen the player into or out of Hold mode, press and hold MENU, then press ENTER. When the player is in Hold mode, a lock icon appears on the LCD and the player will display a message indicating that Hold mode is active if the player buttons are pressed.
How much music can I put in my Rio player?
The amount of music you can store in your player or on your computer depends on the amount of memory you have available. The following table shows the amount of memory required to store one minute of stereo music for the given bitrate. Table 1: Memory required to store digital audio Approximate memory required (MB) to store one minute of digital audio 0.5 0.75 1.0 1.25 1.5

Bitrate (kbps)

Calculating Play Time Note: Due to different software compression algorithms, the following information may vary slightly depending on what software you are using and what program created the MP3. To determine how much play time your Rio player actually has, use the following equation: Rio player Play Time = M / (S x 0.439) where: M = Rio player memory size in megabytes (MB): 64MB, 128MB, and so on. S = Sampling Speed in kilobits per second (kbps): 128kbps, 80kbps, and so on. The higher quality the MP3, the larger its size, causing it to take up more room in your Rio player's memory. For example, if you encode and transfer strictly 128 kbps MP3's to a player with 64MB flash memory, the player would to hold approximately 64 minutes of audio. If you encode and transfer 64 kbps WMA files to the player, it would hold approximately 128 minutes of audio.
What are the differences between MP3 and WMA?
If you use the WMA format instead of the MP3 format, you can have comparable quality at about one half the size. Since WMA offers CD quality at a smaller file size than MP3, it enables you to store more music on your PC or on your portable player. WMA files are exclusive to the PC.
How do I update the Rio player firmware?
Downloading the firmware update from the Web site 1 Go to the SONICblue Support Web site. 2 Navigate to the Rio Technical Support Updates page. 3 Select and download the latest Rio player PC or Mac firmware update file to your computer. Unzip the file if necessary. TIP: Please read the text file included with the firmware update for instructions and additional assistance. Updating the Rio player firmware (PC) Important: Quit all other applications before running the firmware update. While running the firmware update, do not close the program, turn off the Rio player or unplug the USB cable. 1 Connect the Rio player to the computer with the USB cable. 2 Turn the Rio player ON. USB Connected is displayed on the player screen.
3 Double-click the firmware update file that you downloaded from the Web site. The firmware update should take approximately 30 seconds to load. Upgrading the Rio player firmware (Mac) Important: Do not close the program, turn off the Rio player or unplug the USB cable during the update. 7 Connect the Rio player to the computer with the USB cable. Turn the Rio player ON. Double-click the iTunes icon. Select the Rio player icon. Click the Options button on the iTunes window. The Rio Settings window is displayed. Click the Upgrade Firmware button on the Rio Settings window. Choose the firmware update file that you downloaded from the Web site.

8 Click the Open button. Recovery mode Note: Performing a recovery mode firmware update erases all music content on the player. If you cant read the display, the player firmware may be corrupted. Corrupted firmware may be caused by a failed firmware update. If the player firmware becomes corrupted for any reason, follow these steps to restart the player in Recovery mode, then proceed with the firmware update. 1 Turn the player OFF. 2 Open the battery compartment cover and remove the battery. 3 After five seconds has elapsed, reinstall the battery, matching the + symbol on the battery with the symbols in the battery compartment. Replace the battery compartment cover. 4 Connect the player to the computer with the supplied USB cable. 5 While holding down MENU, turn the player ON. 6 Keep holding MENU until UPGRADER is displayed on the screen. 7 Proceed with loading the firmware update.

Troubleshooting

Problem I cant read the display; The player seems dead; The player firmware is corrupted Solution First make sure that the battery has power. If the player firmware becomes corrupted for any reason, follow these steps to restart the player in Recovery mode. After you restart the player in Recovery mode, proceed with the firmware update. Note: Performing a recovery mode firmware update erases all content on the player. 1 Turn the player OFF. 2 Open the battery compartment cover and remove the battery. 3 After five seconds has elapsed, reinstall the battery, matching the + symbol on the battery with the symbols in the battery compartment. Replace the battery compartment cover. 4 Connect the player to the computer with the supplied USB cable. 5 While holding down MENU, turn the player ON. 6 Keep holding MENU until UPGRADER is displayed on the screen. 7 Proceed with loading the firmware update. Rio player doesnt play secure, timed, (date dependent) content after the battery is changed We recommend that you reconnect to the secure service where the timed content came from with the Rio player connected to your computer with the USB cable and turned on after you change the battery. This should will reset the Rio players clock. After the clock is reset, secure, timed content should play normally.
Problem Error message is displayed on the computer screen when CD encoding begins
Solution The following factors may interfere with the CD encoding process: Over-utilization of the CPU during the encoding process. Close all other software before encoding. Insufficient RAM to cache the track properly. Generally, 64 MB is fine if no other memory intensive application is running. Close all other software before encoding. CD-ROM firmware. Even if a CD-ROM drive is new, it may require a firmware update from the manufacturer to correct audio extraction errors. Overclocking. Overclocking the system running it faster than it is rated to run can have adverse effects on the peripheral components. If your system is overclocked, bring it back to its normal operating speed.

Limited Warranty

Our warranty to you
SONICblue Incorporated warrants that your product will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original retail purchase. SONICblue Incorporated warrants refurbished products, marked and sold as such, for ninety (90) days from the original purchase date. This warranty is extended to the original end user purchaser only and is not assignable or transferable to any other party.
Product failures not covered by this warranty
This warranty does not cover damage caused by abuse, misuse, unauthorized attempts to open, modify, or repair the product, moisture, extreme heat or cold, corrosive environments, shipping, or high voltage surges from external sources such as power line, telephone line, or connected equipment. This warranty does not cover wear and tear on covers, housing or wiring. This warranty also does not apply to any product with an altered or defaced serial number.

Remedies

If you discover a defect covered by this warranty, SONICblue Incorporated will repair or replace the product at our sole discretion using new or remanufactured product or components. SONICblue Incorporated's liability is limited solely to the repair or replacement of the defective product. If SONICblue Incorporated cannot reasonably repair or replace the defective product then SONICblue Incorporated may, at its sole discretion, refund the purchase price paid for the product. SONICblue Incorporated warrants any replaced or repaired product for a period of ninety (90) days from shipment, or through the end of the original warranty period, whichever is longer.
How to obtain warranty service
To obtain service under this warranty, you must contact a SONICblue Incorporated Customer Care Center within the applicable warranty period to receive a warranty service authorization. You will be required to provide a dated original proof of purchase. Products shipped to SONICblue Incorporated must be shipped postage-paid and packaged appropriately for safe shipment. SONICblue Incorporated is not responsible for products received without a warranty service authorization and may be rejected. Repaired or replacement products will be shipped to you at SONICblue Incorporated's expense. All products or parts that are replaced become the property of SONICblue Incorporated.

Limits of liability

SONICblue Incorporated's liability is limited to the repair or replacement of this product. In no event will SONICblue Incorporated be liable for any amount greater than the currently suggested retail price of this product. We will not be liable to you or anyone else for any damages that result from the failure of this product or from the breach of any express or implied warranties. These include damage to other equipment, lost data, lost profits, or any consequential, incidental, or punitive damages. This written warranty represents the entire warranty agreement between SONICblue Incorporated and you. This warranty is given in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied, including without limitation implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. This warranty is limited to the term specified above. No warranties, either express or implied, will apply after this period. This warranty may not be altered in any way other than in writing by an officer of SONICblue Incorporated. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights, which vary, from state to state. Some states limit what warranties may be excluded as well as how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.

Regulatory Information

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Industry Canada

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numrique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Customer Care

Web site http://www.sonicblue.com/support E-mail customersupport@sonicblue.com Technical Support Telephone Call for answers to technical questions about your product (503) 453-1640 Customer Service Telephone Call for SONICblue sales and general product information (800) 468-5846
Hours Please check the support Web site for the current hours of operation

Rio Product Support

With every Rio product you receive the following support services: Unlimited access to the Rio web-based technical information resources, available 24 hours a day every day at http://www.sonicblue.com/support. Here you will find FAQ files, product updates, and other useful information. Unlimited e-mail support for the duration of your Rio product hardware warranty period. Access to the latest software updates and enhancements for Rio products via our Web site.

about menu 16 audio file size 24 bass 24 battery cover 4 battery installation 8 battery life 15 bitrate 24 bookmarks menu 15 buttons and controls 4
equalizer menu 13 external memory cards 26
FAQ 26 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 33 firmware defined 24 updating 28 FORWARD button 4 frequently asked questions 26
MPMULTIFUNCTION port 5 music management software 17
OFF/ON switch 5 PLAY/PAUSE button 4 playback mode 6 player mode 10 playing music 10 playlist 25 power menu 15

getting started 8

changing the battery 26 codec defined 24 MPWMA 25 common questions 26 contrast menu 16 copyright/trademark 3 corrupted display troubleshooting 30 customer care 34
hold mode 12 ID3 tag defined 25 Industry Canada 33 installing memory cards 26 installing the battery 8 installing the software 8 iTunes software 23
random play 12 RealOne software 19 recovery mode 29 regulatory information 33 removing memory cards 26 repeat 12 repeat/shuffle modes 17 resume menu 16 REVERSE button 4 Rio Music Manager software 17 ripping and encoding 24
dead player troubleshooting 30 display 6 downloading tracks (Mac) 23 downloading tracks (PC) 21
encoding a CD (Mac) 23 a CD (PC) 20 defined 24 ENTER button 4 EQ 13
lanyard holder 5 lap times 11 LCD 6 legal notices 3 limited warranty 32 lock 12
Mac software 23 memory cards 26 MENU button 5 MoodLogic software 22
setting/releasing hold 12 setup instructions 8 shuffle 12 skin 25 software installation 8 STOP button 4 stopwatch 11 streaming 25
technical support 34 time menu 16 timer 11 treble 25
USB connection 9 variable bitrate (VBR) 25 VOLUME + and - buttons 5

warranty 32 WMA 25