MCD-HM200(GB)-SEA

2/7/03 5:27 PM

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Portable MP3-CD Player

MP3-CD, WMA-CD, CD-DA Playback
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC.
SERVICE DIVISION 400 Valley Road, Suite 201 Mount Arlington, NJ 07856 1-800-SAMSUNG (1-800-726-7864) www.samsungusa.com

MCD-HM200

Instruction Manual

AH68-01263Q

2/7/03 5:26 PM

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Main Features

MENU function

You can easily customize the settings to your liking.

Contents

Safety Warning..3 Buttons and Controls..5 Preparation before using your unit.9

NAVIGATION function

(MP3(WMA)-CD Only) You can easily scan and select a file on an MP3(WMA)-CD.
How to Connect..9 Using standard batteries (not supplied)..10

Random function

The Random function allows you to play tracks in random order.

ESP function

The ESP function ensures high resistance to shock or vibration so that the sound signal remains undisturbed.

Last Memory function

(MP3(WMA)-CD Only) The Last Memory function allows you to listen to a song from the start of the track that you listened to.

Album function

(MP3(WMA)-CD Only) The Album function allows easy browsing and searching of your favorite tunes by album name, song title and artist.

What is MP3?

MP3 means MPEG1 Layer 3, the global standard for audio signal compression technology. It uses digital compression technology to compress original sound data by up to 12 times without sound quality degradation.
CD Playback...11 MP3(WMA)-CD Playback..12 Skip/Search function...13 Menu function..14 Last Memory function..15 Default function...16 Tag function...17 Scroll function..18 Display Bar function..19 EQ function...20 Repeat/Random function..21 ESP/Album function..22 Navigation function...24 Program function..26
To confirm the program...27 To change the program...27 To cancel the program mode..27

What is WMA?

WMA (Windows Media Audio) is a file format, created by Microsoft, that offers a higher compression rate and just as good sound quality as MP3. Typical MP3 files are about one-tenth the size of the original, whereas WMA files are about half the size of standard MP3.
Features...28 Maintaining and looking after your unit..29 Troubleshooting Guide...30 Specifications..31

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Safety Warning
Take care not to allow dust or other contaminants to come into contact with your player. Do not apply heavy pressure to the player. Do not leave your player in direct sunlight or near a heat source.

Headphones

Road safety
Do not use the headphones while riding a bicycle, driving any kind of motor vehicle or motorcycle. This is very dangerous and is illegal in certain regions. It is dangerous to listen to headphones at high volume while crossing roads.
Do not put anything other than a CD (CD-R or CD-RW) inside your player.
Do not use broken or scratched MP3 CDs.
Do not use your player on uneven or unstable surfaces.
In order to protect your hearing

Such actions will damage your player.
Your player may not operate properly.
Do not wear the headphones with the volume set too high. Doctors state that listening to music at high volume for prolonged periods is harmful to hearing. If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or stop listening.
Unplug the power cord when not using the player for long periods of time.
Do not touch the AC Adaptor with wet hands when it is plugged in.
Avoid places of low temperature (below 41F) or high temperature (above 95F).
Ambient operating conditions
Ambient temperature : 5C~35C (41F~95F) Humidity : 10~75%
Do not touch the lens with your finger or scratch it.
Do not place your player in a dusty or humid location.
Do not attempt to take apart, repair or modify your player.
Environmental information
Your unit consists of materials which can be recycled if disassembled by a specialized company. Please observe local regulations regarding the disposal of packing materials, exhausted batteries and old equipment.

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Buttons and Controls
Skip/Search button Stop ( s ) button Power Input Jack

8. 9. 10.

+10 button Play/Pause ( ) button Repeat button Headphones Connection jack PROG./NAVI. button Volume button

Main Unit

2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
ESP/Album button EQ/Menu button Random button Open switch

11. 12. 13.

Bottom of the Main Unit

HOLD switch

Accessories

(AH59-01152B)

Over-the-Ear Headphones

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Display
* The picture of the display panel below is based on MP3-CD playback.

one album all

esp Class Jazz P.snd S.bass Rock
Playback or Repeat Mode indicator
8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
L/R Channel Level Indicator Anti-Shock Time Buffer Level Indicator Sampling Frequency Indicator (MP3(WMA)-CD Only) Bit rate indicator (MP3(WMA)-CD Only) Title indicator (MP3(WMA)-CD Only) Album Name indicator (MP3(WMA)-CD Only) Album Number indicator (MP3(WMA)-CD Only) Menu icon

Program Indicator Track Number indicator Last Memory Indicator (for MP3 or WMA CDs) esp Indicator (for standard Audio CDs) Eq Mode Indicator Remaining Battery Power indicator Play time indicator

normal

001 010

03 : 20

5. 6. 7.
Boyz II MEN kbps kHz End [Boyz II MEN]

System

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Preparation before using your unit
How to Connect Using standard batteries (not supplied)
Connect the headphones to the main unit.
Open the cover of the battery compartment.
Carefully check the correct orientation of the positive and negative terminals of the batteries.
Use two AA/LR6 type 1.5 V batteries. Use two AA/LR6 alkaline batteries. Manganese batteries have a shorter battery life.

Wearing headphones

Battery Life (Using alkaline batteries)
Push the ear hangers in the direction of the arrow. Place the ear hangers over your ears as shown in the picture and then push the caps close to your ears.
* The battery life-time is based on continuous use.
MP3-CD : 16 hours 30 minutes max. CD (When ESP is Off) : 14 hours 45 minutes max. CD (When ESP is On) : 9 hours 50 minutes max.
Using an AC adaptor (not supplied)
If not using batteries, an AC adaptor must be connected to the AC outlet and power input.
AC adaptor : DC 4.5V, 500mA
Time for Battery Replacement
Replace the batteries if the remaining battery power indicator flashes. Even though the remaining battery power indicator may be flashing,
if the batteries have already expired, the LCD will not be lit.

Warning

Do not mix old and new batteries. Remove the batteries if they will not be used for a long time. Standard batteries cannot be recharged.

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CD Playback

MP3(WMA)-CD Playback

Slide the Open button to open the door. Insert a CD.
Push the door to close it.

esp Flat

Slide the Open button to open the door, and insert an MP3(WMA)-CD.

Press the Play/Pause () button.
Once the CD is recognized, playback commences.
The inserted MP3(WMA)-CD will be scanned for about 30~90 seconds. Playback will then commence.
Your CD Player will take a few moments to scan through all the tracks and the sessions recorded on a MP3(WMA)-CD.

Track Number indicator

Playtime indicator

CDDA Disc

Track Number Indicator Playtime Indicator

Album Number indicator

Album Name indicator Title indicator
L/R Channel Level Indicator Anti-Shock Time Buffer Level Indicator
Sampling Frequency Indicator Bit rate indicator
To stop playback, press the Stop (s) button.
Press the Stop (s) button again to switch off the unit. The power will automatically switch off after 15 seconds, even if you do not press the Stop (s) button.
Press the Stop (s) button again to switch off the unit.
To temporarily pause playback
Playback will be temporarily suspended. Press the Play/Pause () button again to resume

playback.

If a music file is corrupted and a particular section cannot be read, only that section will be skipped. But if the file continues to be unreadable, the player will skip to the next file. Files that do not conform to specifications (refer to P. 31) will be skipped. When the Open switch is slid to open the door, playback will stop. The quality of MP3(WMA)-CD playback may vary depending on the condition of the
disc containing the music files or the condition of the recorder with which the disc was created. If different types of files or unnecessary folders are on the same disc, you will have 12 problems with playback.

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Skip/Search function
Press and release the I or I button during playback of a CD.
Press the I button to play the next track. Press the I button to go back to the beginning of the current track. (Briefly press the I button twice to repeat the previous track). Press the I button while the unit is in Stop (no playback) mode. Track 2 will be played back. Press the I button to play back the previous song.

Menu function

You can customize the settings to your liking.

Menu Structure SYSTEM

DISPLAY

MP3 MP3

MP3 :Functions available only when playing an MP3(WMA)-CD ALL :Functions available when playing an MP3(WMA)-CD or Audio CD

Last Memory Default

Scroll

Display Bar

Press and hold the EQ/Menu button on the main unit.
A group of menu icons will appear.

Search

Press and hold the I or I button during playback of a CD.

Press and hold the I or I button. The CD will playback in fast forward or fast reverse mode. Release the button to return to normal playback mode.
Use the I , I buttons to select the desired menu, and then press the Play/Pause () button.
A list of functions will appear.
Use the I , I buttons to select the desired function, and then press the Play/Pause () button. Press the EQ/Menu button to move to a higher level menu.
If no button is pressed for 20 seconds, you will be exited to the main unit display.
DISPLAY ID3 Tag Scroll Display Bar

HOLD function

Buttons pressed during CD playback will not function.
(On the display, the Hold indicator will flash.) Use the HOLD function when carrying your CD Player around with you. Use of this function will allow you to conserve battery life as it prevents the CD Player from being turned on unintentionally if a button is pressed.
While the Disc is being read, you won't be able to use the Menu function.

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* This function is only available during
playback of an MP3(WMA)-CD.

Default function

This function initializes all settings to their default values.
When MP3(WMA)-CD playback is selected again after your CD player has been
stopped or turned off, the unit plays back from the start of the track that you last listened to. If the CD cover is opened, the unit resets to Track 1.
Select SYSTEM in the MENU screen, and then use the I , I buttons to select Default.
SYSTEM Last Memory Default
Select SYSTEM in the MENU screen, and then use the I , I buttons to select Last Memory.
Use the I , I buttons to select Default YES or NO, and then press the Play/Pause () button.

Default? YES NO

Use the I , I buttons to select Last Memory ON or OFF, and then press the Play/Pause () button.

Last Memory ON OFF

Default Settings
Press the EQ/Menu button twice to exit to the main unit display.

Last Flat

Last Memory Album Scroll Display Bar

: : : :

On On x2 H-Level Meter

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Tag function

What is ?

Scroll function
This function is used to adjust the scroll speed of the song title.
This function displays the tag information from all of the songs on an MP3/WMA-CD. This is what is attached to an MP3 audio file to carry information relevant to the file, such as the title, artist, album, year, genre and a comment field.

Select DISPLAY in the MENU screen, and then use the I , I buttons to select Scroll.
Select DISPLAY in the MENU screen, and then use the I , I buttons to select.
Use the I , I buttons to select the desired scroll speed.
Use the I , I buttons to select ON or OFF, and then press the Play/Pause () button.

ID3 Tag ON OFF

Scroll x1 x2 x3 x4 x6 x8
ON : Tag information of the song file is displayed. OFF : Only the name of the song file is displayed.
X4: Scrolls twice as fast as normal. X1: Scrolls at half speed. X6: Scrolls three times faster than normal. X2: Scrolls at normal speed. X3: Scrolls one-and-half times faster than normal. X8: Scrolls four times faster than normal. If the scroll speed is high, an afterimage may appear on the display. If this occurs, normal speed is recommended.
Tag information is displayed for those files containing them. Otherwise, the file name is displayed.

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Display Bar function

EQ function

Briefly press the EQ button to activate the Repeat function or hold it down for longer to activate the Menu function.
Select DISPLAY in the MENU screen, and then use the I , I buttons to select Display Bar.
What is EQ? Press EQ button to select various sound modes such as Rock, Jazz, S.Bass, Classic, Power Sound. Select the sound mode appropriate for the music you are playing. What is S.Bass (Super Bass Sound)? This feature enables you to dynamically reproduce low-pitched sounds such as kick drums and bass to provide a sense of presence and realism. Press the EQ/Menu button. You can select from 6 different settings: Flat, Rock, Jazz, S.Bass (Super Bass), Classic, and P.Sound (Power Sound).
Use the I , I buttons to select the desired function, and then press the Play/Pause () button.
Display Bar H - Level Meter L - Level Meter Anti - S Meter

Boyz II 03 Rock

128 44

kbps kHz

H-Level Meter : The level meter indicator is used to indicate the audio level
of L-channel and R-channel. When H-Level Meter is selected, the movement of the meter becomes twice as large as when L-Level Meter is selected.
L-Level Meter : The level meter indicator is used to indicate the audio level
of L-channel and R-channel.
Anti-S Meter : The level meter indicator is used to indicate Anti-Shock

Time/Buffer Level.

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Repeat/Random function

Repeat function
Press the Repeat button on the main unit.
Each time the button is pressed,

ESP/Album function

ESP (Electronic Skip Protection) function
ESP prevents the music being interrupted by vibration and shock.
Press the ESP/Album button.

are selected. (album mode only works for MP3(WMA)-CD disks which contain albums.)
CD Playback: Press the ESP button Boyz II MEN to turn this function on and off. 01 - It's So Hard To (During playback of an MP3-CD, ESP will always be active whether or not the ESP/Album button is pressed.) The player buffers up to 120 seconds of MP3, 240 seconds of WMA and 40 seconds of audio CD data; hence even if the data flow is interrupted, data is read from memory so that the sound signal remains undisturbed. While listening to music, the Anti-S.T (Anti-Shock Time) Buffer Level is automatically saved.

001 001

allows you to repeat the current track. allows you to repeat all tracks in the current album. allows you to replay the entire CD once it has finished playing. All the tracks in the CD will be played back once.

(MP3(WMA)-CD only)

all normal

+10 button

Press the +10 button.
Press the +10 button briefly while

+10 +10 +10

Press the Random button on the main unit.
All tracks will be played back in random order. To cancel this function, press and hold the button again, or press the Stop (s) button.
playing back a CD. Playback will skip ahead to Track 10, 20, 30 etc. Example : If you want to select track 43 during playback of track 15, press the +10 button three times, then press the I button three times.

Random Play

MP3(WMA)-CD playback : Press and hold the ESP/Album button longer to select Off Album.

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(continued)

Album Function

Main Unit This function is only available during playback of an MP(WMA)-CD.
Albums are sections of tracks representing one artist. This function makes it easier to skip between them.

Navigation function

You can easily select and play the song you want from the album.

In the stop mode

(Press ESP/Album button on the remote control) It moves to the next album. normal Last Flat Example) Pressing the ESP/Album button during playback of the Boyz II MEN first album will take you to 01 - It's So Hard To the start of the first track of the second album. This product is equipped with a graphic LCD display that supports English, Japanese (without Chinese characters), and Korean characters. Tag information is displayed for those files containing them. Otherwise, the file name is displayed. Languages other than English will be marked with an asterisk *.

Press the PROG./NAVI. button.
Albums in the root folder will be displayed.
Root Boyz II MEN It's So Hard To
Using I or I button, select the desired album or song.
Albums or songs in the selected album will be displayed. Repeat the steps 2-3 above to select the song you want.
Boyz II MEN 01 - It's So Hard To 02 - Please Do
Press and hold the ESP/Album button.
Each time the button is pressed, the selection toggles between On Album and Off Album. If Off Album is selected, the album playlist changes to the title playlist.

Koyote 03 On Album

02 : 20

Koyote 03 Off Album

To cancel the navigation function, press the PROG./NAVI. button again.
If no button is pressed for 20 seconds, the display switches to the stop mode.
To move to a higher album
This function does not apply to MP3-CDs that have not been created with albums. If a music file is corrupted and a particular section cannot be read, only that section
will be skipped. But if the file continues to be unreadable, the player will skip to the next file.
In the currently selected album, press the Stop (s) button to move to the album that is one level higher in hierarchy.

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Program function
You can store up to 30 tracks of your favorite tunes. Example) When storing track number 4 to program number 1.

During Playback

In the stop mode, press the PROG./NAVI. button.
When playing an MP3(WMA)-CD, press and hold the NAVI/PROG button in the stop mode.

P : 01 Tr : - - -

A list of all the songs in the album will be displayed.
Using I or I button, select the desired track.

P : 01 Tr : 004

If no button is pressed for 20 seconds, the display switches to the playback mode.
Boyz II MEN 02 - Please Do 03 - End Of The
Track number 4 is stored under program number 1 and you will be taken to program number 2. Continue to program the desired tracks.

P : 02 Tr : 006

The selected song will be played back.
Boyz II MEN 05 - To Yesterday 06 - Coleyhighh
The navigation function does not work while the program function is operating.
Press the Play/Pause () button when programming is complete.

00 : 52

To stop program playback
Press the Stop (s) button. The total number of programmed tracks as well as the total number of tracks in a given disk will be shown on the display. Press the Play/Pause () button to resume program playback.

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To confirm the program
In the stop mode, press the

Features

Playback sequence of albums and tracks
Albums with.jpg,.wav or.doc are not audio files and therefore will be skipped.

PROG./NAVI. button.

Each time the button is pressed, track
numbers will be shown on the display according to their program sequence.

Root (Album 1)

Document (skipped) Album 2 Album 3 5.mp3 6.mp3 Album 5 Album 6 Album 7 13.wma 14.mp3 Album 4

a. hwp b. gul

To change the program
To change the programmed tracks during program
7.mp3 c.doc(skipped) 15.mp3 Album 8 16.mp3 Picture (skipped) d. jpg e. jpg
8.mp3 9.mp3 10.mp3 11.mp3 12.mp3
confirmation, use I or I to select the track to change. Press the PROG./NAVI. button to add new tracks.

17.mp3

To cancel the program mode
Press the Stop (s) button twice. The Program mode will also be canceled if the

Album 9

18.mp3 19.mp3 20.mp3 21.mp3 22.mp3 Music (skipped)
lid opens during programming.
1. mp3 2. mp3 3. mp3 4. mp3
f. wav g. mid h. rm i. ra
During programming, if no action is performed for about 15 seconds,
the player will automatically turn itself off to conserve battery power consumption.
The player can recognize up to about 700 files.

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Maintaining and looking after your unit

Looking after your CDs

Wash the disc with a neutral detergent diluted in water, and then wipe gently with a soft dry cloth from the center of the disc to the outside.

Troubleshooting Guide

Problem

Unit has no power.

Did you insert the battery with the correct polarity? Are the batteries drained? Is the AC adaptor connected correctly? Is the door open? Is the disc inserted correctly? Is the disc damaged or deformed? Has the unit been locked with the HOLD switch? Has the unit been moved from a cold place to a hot place? Abrupt change of temperature may cause condensation to form on the lens. Keep your CD Player in a warm place until the condensation on the lens has disappeared.

Handling your CDs

Carefully pick up the disc by its edge without touching the discs surface. Playback does not function.

q q q q

Do not attach stickers to the signal surface (the side with shiny, rainbow colors).
Do not write on the labeled (printed) side with a ballpoint pen or a pencil.

Headphones dont work.

Is the volume control on the unit at the minimum setting?
A sound or track is skipped.
Do not clean this player with record spray or anti-static. Do not use volatile chemicals such as benzene or thinners.
Was the unit jolted or knocked? Is there dust, fingerprints or scratches on the disc? Check if the unreadable files have.mp3 as their extension on your PC.
Some of the MP3 files on a CD are not recognized.

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Specifications
Item Frequency range Headphone output Signal/noise ratio Total harmonic distortion Format Support CD-R/RW Readability File Support Bit Rate Tag Support Dimensions Weight Description 20Hz ~ 20KHz 310mV(RMS), 3mW/CH, 32 90dB (1kHz) 0.08% (1kHz, 0dB) CD-DA (8Cm/12Cm) CD-ROM Mode 1, Mode 2 Fom 1 ISO 9660, Joliet Romeo, Multi-session MPEG 1 Layer 3, WMA 8kbps ~ 320kbps (MP3) 32kbps ~ 320kbps (WMA) ID3 VI, ID3 V2 2.0 5.51(W) X 1.12(H) X 5.57(D) 0.526 lb. (without batteries) (Based on the jack output of the main unit)

File Compatibility

Only files in MP3 Format (Mpeg1.Layer3), with an.mp3 as the file extension, and WMA files with.WMA extension can be played back.
How many MP3 files can a CD-R or CD-RW disc record?
The maximum capacity of one CD-R or CD-RW disc is 700MB. Normally, one MP3 file has a capacity of 4MB, therefore approximately 170 files can be recorded on a single disc.

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SAMSUNG MP3-CD PLAYER
LIMITED WARRANTY TO ORIGINAL PURCHASER
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