PoGo Products Stereo System AM FM Radio Recorder Voice Recorder MP3WMA Player User Manual

AM/FM Radio Recorder/Voice Recorder/MP3WMA Player  
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VIII PC CONNECTION  
1 Win XP, 2000 and ME  
2 Driver Installation for Win98SE  
3 PC Connection Display  
4 Safely Removing Hardware from a PC  
IX FORMATTING  
1 Formatting using a PC  
2 Formatting using the unit  
X UPGRADING FIRMWARE and FONT  
XI DISPLAY MESSAGES  
General Specification  
Warranty  
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I Component and LCD Display  
1 SET  
Internal Microphone  
LED  
MENU  
SPEED  
LCD  
External Speaker  
USB/POWER Terminal  
Volume +/-  
HOLD  
REC  
ERASE  
A↔B/Repeat  
MODE  
RESET  
TIMER  
LINE IN  
SD/MMC Card Slot  
Earphone Jack  
2 Accessory  
Set  
USB Cable  
Stereo Earphone  
Neck Strap  
Audio Cable  
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AC Adapter  
FM Antenna  
User Guide  
3 LCD Display  
▣ POWER ON  
▣ POWER OFF  
▣ AM Display  
① : Radio band  
② : Memory( Internal/External)  
③ : Month(Calendar)  
④ : Day(Calendar)  
⑤ : Battery Level  
⑥ : Date(Calendar)  
⑦ : Preset Frequency NO  
⑧ : Frequency  
⑨ : Present Time  
⑩ : Remaining memory status  
▣ FM Display  
① : Radio band  
② : Memory( Internal/External)  
③ : Month(Calendar)  
④ : Day(Calendar)  
⑤ : Battery Level  
⑥ : Date(Calendar)  
⑦ : Preset Frequency NO  
⑧ : Frequency  
⑨ : Present Time  
⑩ : Remaining memory status  
▣ MUSIC Initial Display  
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① : MUSIC Mode  
② : Memory( Internal/External)  
③ : Month(Calendar)  
④ : Day(Calendar)  
⑤ : Battery Level  
⑥ : Date(Calendar)  
⑦ : Navigation (Music list up)  
▣ MUSIC Playback Display  
① : Radio band  
② : Memory( Internal/External)  
③ : Recording bit rate  
④ : Sound effect  
⑤ : Repeat  
⑥ : Battery level  
⑦ : Playing music NO/Total music No  
⑧ : Playing time  
⑨ : Play Status  
⑩ : Music Information  
⑪ : Present time  
⑫ : L/R Sound Level  
▣ VOICE Initial Display  
① : VOICE Mode  
② : Memory( Internal/External)  
③ : Month(Calendar)  
④ : Day(Calendar)  
⑤ : Battery Level  
⑥ : Date(Calendar)  
⑦ : Navigation  
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II Battery Charging and USE  
1 Charge battery using AC Adapter  
- Connect the adaptor jack as shown in  
the diagram; taking note of the  
correct side.  
- The battery can be charged using  
the AC adaptor, or by making a USB  
connection with a PC or MAC.  
- It takes approximately 4hrs to fully  
charge the battery using either  
method.  
☞ The 4hr charge time (for a full  
charge) is an estimate only. Actual  
time may vary depending on  
charging conditions.  
2 Charging Status  
Charging  
Charge Complete  
3 Battery Level  
Full charge  
Some power consumed  
Power almost drained, should charge battery  
No power, charge battery  
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Playback and Recording Battery Life  
BATTERY TYPE  
Li-polymer  
File Playback  
APPROX 15HRS  
Recording(Voice)  
APPROX 10HRS  
☞ Actual battery life may vary depending on use.  
Before recording for a long period of time, please fully charge the battery.  
A Li-polymer battery has its own battery life, if battery consumption has changed drastically,  
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III Memory Card  
1 Memory Card  
1) Memory Card Type: SD/MMC Card  
2) Compatible Capacity: 32MB/64MB/128MB/256MB/512MB/1GB  
☞ An external memory card is not provided. You can buy one from just about any electronics  
store in your area.  
2 Maximum Recording Time  
128MB: 8.5hrs at 32Kbps  
256MB: 17hrs at 32Kbps  
512MB: 34hrs at 32Kbps  
1GB: 68hrs at 32Kbps  
3 Precaution  
1) Do not take the memory card out while the unit is playing back or recording a file.  
2) When using a new memory card, format the card inside the unit BEFORE using it.  
3) If the memory card has been used in any device, (Digital Camera, MP3 Player etc) you  
must first format the card using a computer (FAT) and then again in the unit BEFORE  
using the card.  
4) We do not recommend using a memory card in multiple devices.  
4 Inserting a Memory Card  
☞ When inserting a memory card in the unit, be careful and insert the card properly as shown in  
the diagram (taking note of the correct side up) or you may damage the card and/or Ext card  
slot.  
5 Reset  
If the unit is not operating properly, please reset  
the unit by pushing the reset  
button (found on the right side of the unit) gently with a thin object for 1 second. Please do  
not push the reset button using a sharp object.  
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IV Basic Operations  
Please study the chart below means holding the specified key for 1second and ━━”  
means holding the specified key for 2-3seconds. Please make a note of this.  
Key  
Function  
Power On: Hold  
Power Off: Hold  
button for 2-3 seconds.  
button for 2-3 seconds.  
Power On/Off  
Hold Off.  
Hold  
Hold On.  
Power ON/OFF  
━━ : Power On/Off.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
━: Select/Play back file and stop/Pause a file.  
During a recording and paused recording.  
━: Stop recording.  
Playback  
Stop  
and  
Selecting a folder in file display mode.  
━: Select Directory/File.  
Play style/Main Menu  
━: Confirm the menu selection.  
Timer-Recorder(Timer Reservation)  
━: Save the Timer-Recording.  
During a timer recording.  
━: Stop the timer recording.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① In selecting file  
━: Scroll up through available files.  
━━: Scroll up through available files faster.  
② During Play back  
━: Skip to the beginning of the current file.  
━━: Scroll through available files.  
③ Player Stopped  
FILE UP  
━: Select a different file/directory or option.  
AM/FM Mode  
━: Search for a preset station  
Play style/Main Menu/ Timer-Recording  
━: Move up to another directory/option/item  
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Key  
Function  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① Selecting a file.  
━: Scroll through available files.  
━━: Scroll through available files faster.  
② During Play back  
━: Skip to the beginning of the next file.  
━━: Scroll through available files.  
③ Player Stopped  
FILE DOWN  
━: Return to previous directory.  
AM/FM Mode  
━: Search for a preset station.  
Play style/Main Menu/ Timer-Recording  
━: Move up to another directory/option/item.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① During Play back  
━: 10 Seconds a second fast forward.  
━━: 1 minute a second fast forward.  
② Player Stopped  
━: 10 Seconds a second fast forward.  
━━: 1 minute a second fast forward.  
③ Selecting Folder in file display mode  
━: Return to previous directory.  
AM/FM Mode  
FF  
━: Tuning to Next (higher frequency) Station.  
━━: Search through stations.  
Play style/Main Menu/ Timer-Recording  
━: Move up to another directory/option/item.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① During Play back  
━: 10 Seconds a second rewind.  
━━: 1 minute a second rewind.  
② Selecting a Folder in file display mode  
━: Return to previous directory.  
AM/FM Mode  
REW  
━: Tuning to previous (lower frequency) Station.  
━━: Search through stations.  
Play style/Main Menu/ Timer-Recorder(Reservation)  
━: Move up to another directory/option/item.  
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Key  
Function  
━: Display Main Menu  
Setup System/Play/Record/Display/Sound options.  
NOTE: Pressing menu in the Display Main Menu will  
exit the Display Main Menu.  
MENU  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① During Playback  
━: Change Playback speed.  
SPEED  
Each Press will change playback speed as  
follows: X1,3spd, X15spd, X05spd, X07spd  
☞ Only applicable for MP3 files.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① Selecting a file  
━: Erase the selected file or folder.  
Main Menu  
ERASE  
━: Escape from the main menu.  
Timer Recording  
━: Cancel Timer-Recording.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① Player Stopped (Except in Display Main Menu)  
━: Select Internal or External Memory.  
② During Playback  
A↔B/Repeat  
━: Select “A-B Repeat” or “One touch Repeat”  
━━: Change File Repeat Option.  
━: MUSIC,VOICE,AM,FM Mode Selection.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
Mode  
━━: Select the play style.  
Volume Up and Down  
━:Increase/decrease the Volume.  
━━:Increase/decrease the Volume faster.  
Volume  
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Key  
Function  
━: Display scheduled Timer-Recording(s)  
☞Displays for 10 seconds  
TIMER  
━━: Schedule a Timer-Recording.  
MUSIC/VOICE Mode  
① In file selection  
━:Record thru internal or external Microphone.  
AM/FM Mode  
━: Record AM/FM Radio.  
① Recording  
REC  
━: Pause recording.  
② Paused  
━: Restart recording.  
③ Timer-Recording  
━: Pause Timer-Recording.  
④ During a paused Timer-Recording  
━: Restart Timer-Recording.  
LED LAMP  
During a recording the LED will light up red.  
LED LAMP  
Internal  
High quality internal microphone used for recording.  
Microphone  
- If the unit hangs up, insert a thin object into the  
reset hole and gently push. After the reset, the  
unit will operate normally and no settings are lost.  
RESET  
- Do not use a sharp object to reset the unit.  
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V MAIN MENU STRUCTURE  
MAIN MENU  
RECORD  
SOUND  
SYSTEM  
PLAY  
DISPLAY  
Repeat  
Back light  
Off,01~30con  
01~10  
Equalizer  
32Kbps  
64Kbps  
96Kbps  
128Kbps  
192Kbps  
256Kbps  
Timer Reset  
Hr / Min  
AM record  
FM record  
normal  
classic  
rock  
Calendar  
Y / M / D  
Contrast  
jazz  
Sleep Time  
Slow/n/fast  
On/off  
Off,15~120mi  
LIN-IN REC  
Scroll Speed  
pop  
live  
a-b rep set  
Play style  
Index Play  
a-b button  
One touch  
File list  
MIC RECORD  
AutoOff Time  
Sys Default  
Int Format  
Off,1,3,5,min  
YES NO  
ID3 Tag  
low-cut  
hi-cut  
EXT MICSET  
External mic  
Internal mic  
Language  
English/Korea  
On/off  
3D Effect  
YES NO  
YES NO  
Total/fr/ver  
Tuner Screen  
On/off  
Normal style  
Book mark  
Index set  
Ext Format  
System Info  
AUTO SYNC  
off  
once  
Def Volume  
Index play  
auto  
10~25  
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VI Main Menu  
1 SYSTEM  
Key  
Function  
Used to Set:  
Setting  
MENU  
Display and Key operation  
SYSTEM  
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Timer Reset  
Calendar  
①Press MENU”  
Sleep Time  
Auto off  
Sys Default  
Int Format  
Ext Format  
Sys Information  
②Move to desired setting  
using ▲▼  
TIME SET  
③Select Time Setand  
press ▶/■  
Used to set the current time.  
④Setting Hour/Minute  
- Change time: ▲▼  
- Moving between Hr  
and Min:〈◀▶〉  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
Used to Set:  
CALENDAR  
③Select Calendarand  
press ▶/■  
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Present year  
Present month  
Present date  
④Setting  
- Use ▲▼ to move  
between year, month  
and date.  
☞ Up to 2099  
- Use ◀▶ to Change  
year, month and date  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
SLEEP  
TIMER  
③Select Sleep Timerand  
Set unit to turn off after a press ▶/■  
designated time (15, 30, 45, 60,  
75, 90, 105, 120 min)  
④Use◀▶to select desired  
time.  
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⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
AUTO  
Unit will turn off when there are  
no button presses for specified  
amount of time. (1, 3, 5 Min)  
Auto off doesnt work when  
playing back a file, recording, or  
when receiving a radio station  
③Select Auto Off Time”  
OFF Time  
and press ▶/■  
④Use◀▶to select desired  
time.  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
SYS  
③Select SYS Defaultand  
Default  
press ▶/■  
Use System Default to restore  
the unit to its factory settings.  
④Use◀▶to select “YES”  
or “NO”  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
INT  
③Select Int formatand  
FORMAT  
Use Int Format to format the  
internal memory and erase all  
files.  
press ▶/■  
④Use◀▶to select “YES”  
or “NO”  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
EXT  
Use Ext Format to format an ③ Select Ext formatand  
Format  
external memory card and erase  
all its files. You must format a  
mem-card (using this method)  
BEFORE using it in the unit.  
press ▶/■  
④Use◀▶to select “YES”  
or “NO”  
Complete Setting  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
MEMORY  
INFO  
③Select Memory info”  
Used to see available memory.  
and press ▶/■  
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Complete Setting  
⑤Press ▶/■ to exit  
2 PLAY  
Key  
Function  
Setting  
MENU  
PLAY  
Display and Key operation  
①Press MENUand use  
◀▶ to select the “PLAY”  
menu.  
Used to Set  
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Repeat  
A↔B/Repeat  
Play style  
②Move to desired setting  
using ▲▼  
Index Play  
REPEAT  
:Play all files in order  
and stop.  
③Select REPEATand  
press ▶/■  
:Play only 1 file and  
stop.  
Use ▲▼and◀▶ to  
:Play 1 file repeatedly.  
:Play files repeatedly  
in order. (5,4,3,2,1  
etc)  
select desired REPEAT  
Option.  
:Randomly play all files.  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
A↔B/Rep  
A↔B Button: Repeatedly play a  
designated section of a  
fileYou select the section  
by pressing the (A-  
B)button at a beginning  
point and then again at an  
ending point  
③ Select AB/RepSet”  
and press ▶/■  
ONE TOUCH:Press (A-B)button  
during the playback of a  
file, and the unit will play  
the section repeatedly  
per the value selected  
(02, 04, 08, 16 sec)  
④Use ▲▼ to select  
desired option.  
⑤ If using ONE TOUCH  
option, select desired time  
(02, 04, 08 and 16 sec) by  
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using ◀▶  
⑥Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit  
Complete Setting  
PLAY  
③ Select Play Styleand  
STYLE  
Use to set playback settings  
press ▶/■  
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File List  
Normal Style  
Book-Mark List  
④Use▲▼ to select desired  
option and press ▶/■  
FILE LISTwill show all files  
regardless of directory.  
In this mode select desired  
NORMAL STYLE(Directory folder by pressing ▶ , go  
View) view folders and/or files.  
back to previous folder by  
pressing ◀  
BOOK MARKwill only show  
bookmark files, max 10.  
: In any  
play style mode, select  
a
desired file to BOOKMARK, &  
the file will be marked by a star  
icon (shown above) If you press  
SPEEDwhen a file has a star  
Use the SPEEDbutton to  
bookmark, or release a  
bookmark.  
icon,  
it  
will  
release  
the  
bookmark and change the star  
icon back to a music icon. To  
see and listen to your book  
mark files, select BOOK-MARK  
LIST from the PLAY STYLE  
menu.  
INDEX  
PLAY  
③While listening to a file,  
select INDEX PLAY”  
and press ▶/■  
Used to select a starting point  
that a file will begin playback  
from.  
④ Press ◀▶ to set index  
and press ▶/■  
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An index file plays from the  
selected point of the file.  
You can play index file by  
selecting “Index Play”  
and pressing ▶/■  
Only one point per file is  
applicable and if another file is  
indexed, the previous index is  
released.  
Index file can be played by  
pressing ▲▼ to select Index  
Playand pressing ▶/■  
3 RECORDING  
☞ Precaution before recording  
Please make sure of the following before recording:  
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Select the internal or external memory.  
Check the amount of available memory.  
Select a bit rate.  
Check the battery life.  
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We recommend using default bit rates.  
Key  
Display and Key operation  
Function  
Setting  
MENU  
Memory  
Type  
Select Int memory or Ext  
memory by pressing the  
A-B/REPEAT button in  
AM, FM, MUSIC or VOICE  
mode.  
: Internal Memory  
: External memory  
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If you press “A-B/REPEAT”  
without a memory card in  
the external memory slot,  
the error “NOT INSERTED  
CARD” will appear.  
Press “MODE” to select  
The memory remain icon is only AM or FM in order to view  
displayed in AM/FM Mode.  
how  
much  
memory  
remains.  
RECORD  
①Press MENUand use  
◀▶ to select the  
“RECORD” menu.  
Same procedure is used to set:  
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AM Record  
FM Record  
Line In Rec  
Mic Record  
Ext Mic Set  
Auto Sync  
②Select “AM, FM, Line-in  
or Mic Record” using  
▲▼  
SELECTING  
BIT RATE  
The higher the bit rate the  
better quality the recording will ③Press ▶/■  
be. However, the recording will  
use more memory space. Before  
recording, Please make sure  
you have enough memory  
available.  
④Select desired “bit rate”  
using ▲▼◀▶  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
Setting  
☞ When connecting the unit to  
an external device (lapel mic  
etc), the unit must be off.  
①Select “line-In/Mic” and  
press ▶/■  
LINE-In/Mic  
NOTE: MIC/Line-In option is  
②Use▲▼ to select desired  
option and press ▶/■  
used  
for  
LINE-IN/MIC-IN  
recording.  
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Recording  
AM/FM  
Radio  
- Recording format: MP3  
② Press “ REC” button to  
record.  
During a recording(REC)  
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RED LED is ON  
MP3 File automatically  
created.  
③ Press” REC” button to  
Pause.  
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Record up to 999 files.  
A file recorded from AM  
Radio, will be saved in  
the AM Folder. A file  
recorded from FM radio,  
will be saved in the FM  
folder.  
④ Press “▶/■” to Stop  
recording.  
☞ To view folders, make sure  
you set PLAY STYLEto  
NORMAL under the PLAY MENU  
Recording by External Microphone/Line-in  
When trying to record using the External Mic/Line-in, make sure an external microphone and/or Line in  
cable is securely connected to the LINE/MIC jack (External Input Terminal) and make sure you set  
“Line-In/Mic” to MIC/Line-In under the RECORD MENU.  
☞ If an external microphone (lapel Mic etc) is connected, the internal microphone will not work.  
Recording thru Ext Device  
Connect one end of the Line-in cable to the  
headphone/line-out jack of your external device  
and the other end to the LINE/MIC jack of the  
set.  
☞ When recording from an external device, adjust  
the volume of the source to avoid distorting the  
recording.  
AUTO SYNC  
AUTO SYNC REC: This separates a line-in recording into files by detecting the end of a file and creating a  
new file automatically while continuing or stopping the recording. You have 3 options:  
① AUTO SYNC “OFF”  
The file from the external device is recorded as one file only Simply press RECORD to  
start the recording and PLAY to stop it.  
② AUTO SYNC “ONCE”  
Only ONE file from the external device will be recorded Simply press RECORD and once  
the unit detects the end of the file, it will stop recording.  
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③ AUTO SYNC “AUTO”  
This separates the recording into individual files (one by one) by detecting the end of a  
file and creating new files until all the files from the external device are recorded. Simply  
press RECORD and once the unit detects that all files have been recorded, it will stop  
recording.  
④ Select “Auto Sync” and  
press ▶/■  
⑤ Select desired option  
using ▲▼  
Complete Setting  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
4 DISPLAY  
Key  
Function  
Use to set  
Setting  
MENU  
Display and Key operation  
DISPLAY  
- Back Light  
- Contrast  
① Press MENU”  
- Scroll Speed  
- ID3 TAG  
② Use ◀▶ to select the  
“DISPLAY” menu.  
- Language  
- Tuner Screen  
BACK  
Select Backlight on time  
- OFF : Back Light off  
- 01, 03, 05, 10, 20, 30 :  
Back Light on per  
selected time  
LIGHT  
③ Select BACK LIGHT”  
using ▲▼ and press ▶/■  
④ Set desired backlight  
time by using◀▶  
- Continue:  
Back Light always on.  
Complete Setting  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Contrast  
Adjust LCD Contrast  
③Select CONTRAST using  
▲▼ and press ▶/■  
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Contrast Brightness Level  
01, 02, 03, 04, 05,  
④Set Contrast using◀▶  
06, 07, 08, 09, 10  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
Scroll  
Speed  
Select how fast file info  
scrolls on the LCD screen.  
③Select SCROLL SPEED”  
using ▲▼ and press ▶/■  
Scroll Speed Option:  
- Slow, Normal, Fast  
④ Select desired option  
using◀▶  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit  
Complete Setting  
ID3 TAG  
Display file information.  
③ Select ID3 TAGusing  
▲▼ and press ▶/■  
ON: Title/Artist display.  
Off: No Title/Artist display.  
④Select desired option  
using◀▶  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit  
Complete Setting  
Language  
Display information on the LCD ③ Select LANGUAGE”  
screen in the selected language. using ▲▼ and press ▶/■  
④Select desired option  
using▲▼◀▶  
Complete Setting  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Tuner  
- Will turn off the Tuner  
Screen when receiving or  
recording AM/FM Radio.  
Select  
TUNER  
Screen  
SCREENusing ▲▼ and  
press ▶/■  
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- Turn OFF the Tuner  
Screen for better  
④Select desired option  
using◀▶  
reception and recording  
quality.  
- Display will disappear after 5  
seconds when Tuner Screen  
is set to OFF.  
Complete Setting  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit  
5 SOUND  
Key  
Function  
Setting  
MENU  
Display and Key operation  
SOUND  
① Press MENU”  
Setting  
-
-
-
Equalizer  
3D Effect  
Def Volume  
②Use ◀▶ to select the  
“DISPLAY” menu.  
Equalizer  
8 Equalizer  
③Select Equalizerusing  
- Normal: “NOR”  
▲▼ and press ▶/■  
- Jazz: “JAZ”  
- Classic: “CLA”  
- POP: “POP”  
- ROCK: “ROC”  
- LIVE: “LIV”  
- LOW-CUT: “LOW”  
- Hi-CUT: “HI”  
④Select desired option  
using▲▼◀▶  
LOW-CUT: Remove noise at  
a low frequency. Good  
for recording AM/FM  
Hi-CUT: Remove noise at a  
high frequency. Good  
for recording AM/FM  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
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3D Effect  
③Select 3d Effectusing  
▲▼ and press ▶/■  
④ Setting3D Effect  
-
Select  
desired  
option using◀▶  
-
Press  
▶/■  
to  
complete  
and exit.  
setting  
3D Icon will be  
displayed.  
Def Volume  
Set the default volume you want ③Select Def Volume”  
the unit to use.  
using ▲▼ and press ▶/■  
Def volume options:  
10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,  
18,19,20,21,21,22,23,24,25  
④Select desired option  
using◀▶  
Press ▶/■ to complete  
setting and exit.  
Complete Setting  
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VII FURTHER OPERATION  
1. Playback Speed  
The playback speed (while playing a file) can be changed using the rewind or fast forward keys. (- short  
press; 10 seconds a second) (- - long press; 1 minute a second)  
While Playing back  
1) Forward and Rewind  
Forward (▶>)  
Rewind(<◀)  
▶〉: Display will show  
(- Short) on the LCD 〈◀: Display will show  
(- short) on the LCD  
and the file will fast forward 10 seconds a  
second until the end of the file.  
and the file will rewind 10 seconds a second  
until the end of the file.  
▶/■ : Return to a normal play speed.  
▼: Skip current file and play the next file.  
▲: Skip current file and play the previous file.  
▶/■ : Return to a normal play speed .  
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2) Playback Speed  
You can change the playback speed of a file by pressing the “SPEED” button. Each press will speed up  
or slow down the file as follows: x13, x15, x05, x07 and back to normal. This function only works  
with MP3 files.  
2 ERASING FILES  
Erase unwanted files in the internal or external memory.  
Display  
Key Operation  
① Use ▲▼ to select desired file.  
② Press “ERASE”  
③ Select “YES” by pressing ◀ and press ▶/■  
to erase the file.  
You cant erase a file that is playing in the unit. ① Please stop playing the file ② so you can erase it  
per the instructions above.  
☞ Once a file is deleted, it can not be recovered.  
When erasing a file, DO NOT press any other key.  
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3 AM/FM Radio  
1) FM Radio Reception  
① Stereo Earphone  
② External Antenna  
Stereo earphone acts as the antenna for the  
FM radio.  
Plug in the provided Ext Antenna into the  
phones jack; in order to listen to FM broadcasts  
using the speaker.  
2) AM Radio Reception  
The antenna to receive AM broadcasts is embedded in the unit. You are not required to plug in an  
external antenna in order to listen to AM radio. Please avoid placing the unit near electrical devices  
such as PC, iron structure building, TV or in a closed environment as this can interfere with your  
ability to get good reception. Place the unit near a window to get the best reception.  
☞ If you set “TUNER SCREEN OFF” in the DISPLAY MENU, reception will be better.  
Noise from LCD operation is decreased by turning off the LCD.  
When the tuner screen is set off, pressing any button, will allow you to view the display.  
Auto Seek: If you press and hold <◀ or ▶> about 1 second, the unit will attempt to find an audible  
broadcast channel. This will save you time in an unfamiliar area. After finding a station,  
Auto Seek will stop. When using Auto Seek to find a station, precise TUNING may not be  
available, in that case please perform a fine adjustment using the REW or FF key.  
Preset: User can save (preset) up to 10 desired radio stations for quick access:  
① Select a desired station to preset.  
② Press “▶/■”, and “Preset” will display and flicker on the LCD screen.  
③ Select a desired preset No (1-10) using ▲▼ and save the preset by pressing ▶/■  
Note: If you take too long (4 seconds) to confirm (i.e. push a button during the process) you  
will have to start all over again.  
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☞ Selecting a preset radio station  
To quickly select a preset station press ▲▼ when in AM/FM mode.  
To go back to normal tuning, use ◀▶  
4 TIMER-RECORDING  
You can program the unit to automatically record radio broadcasts via a daily or weekly timer-function;  
totally unattended. ☞ Before setting a “TIMER RECORDING”, the current time and date must be correctly  
set.  
Key and Display  
Operation  
① Press and hold TIMER (- -)  
You can not set a timer recording when  
the unit is playing back a file, recording  
or in the menu mode.  
② Select different items using ▼  
Cancellation  
of Setting  
③ Cancel TIMER RECORDING by pressing  
ERASE button.  
④ Use ◀▶ to select YES and press ▶/█  
Save setting  
③ Save a TIMER RECORDING by pressing  
▶/█ during the setting.  
④Use ◀▶ to select YES and press ▶/█  
☞ If Start and end times are the same, the TIMER RECORDING screen will display the following error  
and the Timer-Recording will not be set.  
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5 Timer Recording Settings  
☞ Select an item using ▼▲ and select an option using ◀▶  
Setting Item  
① Timer Recording  
No (SCHEDLE)  
Option  
Function and Operation  
Select Timer Recording No 1-20 using ◀▶  
The file recorded by a TIMER RECORDING is saved its BOX  
folder (No01 will go in BOX01, No02 in BOX02 etc)  
01~20  
☞ The file recorded in BOX01-20 is available in VOICE mode  
only. You can view folders by setting the Play Style to Normal  
Style in the Play menu.  
② TYPE  
DISABLE  
RECORD  
PLAY  
TIMER-RECORDING OFF (WILL NOT RECORD/TURN ON)  
Start Recording on a set time/date (Timer-Recording)  
Play music/radio on a set time/date (Alarm Function)  
③ MEMORY  
Record to the Internal Memory  
INTERNAL  
EXTERNAL  
Use ▲▼ and highlight “MEMORY”, press ◀▶to select  
INTERNAL or SD CARD.  
Record to an External memory card (refer to procedure  
above)If a memory card is not inserted in the unit, the error  
“CAN’T READ SD-CARD” will be displayed for 3 seconds.  
④ DATE SET  
Setting Day, Month and Year  
-
Use ▲▼ and highlight “DATE SET”, press ◀▶to select WEEK or  
DATE.  
-
-
If using WEEK, use ▼ and highlight “WEEK” and select day using ◀▶  
If using DATE, use ▼ and highlight “DATE” and select Month using  
◀▶  
-
-
Next move to day field using ▼ and select a day of the month using  
◀▶  
Once you set Month and day use ▼ to move to another setting.  
Set Day (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun, M-F)  
WEEK  
Use setting to record same day(s)/time every week.  
Set Month and Day (ex Mar 05)  
DATE  
Use to record a specific date/time one time during a year.  
If ②TYPE is set to PLAY, Source option is AM, FM and MUSIC Use ▲▼ to select Source and ◀▶ for option.  
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⑤ SOURCE  
Use ▲▼ to select FREQ, press ◀▶ to select preset,or ▼  
and then ◀▶ to select a station and ▼ to finalize selection.  
Use ▲▼ to select FREQ press ◀▶ to select preset, or ▼  
and then ◀▶ to select a station and ▼ to finalize selection.  
Use ▼ to highlight folder field and ◀▶ to select a specific  
folder, Press ▼ to highlight file field and ◀▶ to select a  
specific file and ▼ to finalize selection.  
SOURCE AM  
SOURCE FM  
SOURCE  
MUSIC  
If ②TYPE is set to RECORD, option is AM, FM, MIC and LINE Use ▲▼ to select Source and ◀▶ for option.  
⑤ SOURCE  
Use ▲▼ to select FREQ, press ◀▶ to select preset, or ▼  
and then ◀▶ to select a station and ▼ to finalize selection.  
Use ▲▼ to select FREQ, press ◀▶ to select preset, or ▼  
and then ◀▶ to select a station and ▼ to finalize selection.  
Record using the microphone (Ext or Int) a certain day/time  
per WEEK/DATE setting. External Microphone has priority.  
- Bit rate: 32, 64, 96,128,192 and 256 selectable  
Record from external device a certain day/time per  
WEEK/DATE setting; even if external device is not connected.  
Bit rate: 32, 64, 96,128,192 and 256 selectable  
SOURCE AM  
SOURCE FM  
SOURCE MIC  
SOURCE  
LINE-IN  
⑥ BITRATE  
Use ▲▼ to select BITRATE, ◀▶ to change ▼ to  
finalize.  
BITRATE  
⑦START/END  
Use ▲▼ to select START, ◀▶ to change hour ▼ to  
select minute, ◀▶ to change minute ▼ to move to End  
Time and repeat procedure again.  
Hr and Min  
⑧ Save the TIMER-RECORDING  
Press ▶/■ and use ◀▶ to select “YES” and press ▶/■  
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VIII PC CONNECTION  
1 Win XP, 2000 and ME  
You can connect the unit with a computer using the provided USB cable. No special application is required  
unless you use Win98SE  
When you connect the unit to a USB port, it will be recognized as a “Removable Disk” in Win XP, 2000, ME  
2 Install Driver for Win98SE  
① Connect device to USB port  
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② Click “Unknown Device” window  
③ Check ‘Search for the best driver for your device’  
and click ‘next’  
④ Check ‘Specify a location’  
⑤ Insert Driver CD inside your computer’s CDROM  
⑥ Click “Next” button  
⑦ Click your CDROM drive (D: in most cases) and  
click “OK”  
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⑧ Click ‘Next”  
⑨ Click ‘Finish’ to complete installation  
☞ To make sure the installation has been successfully completed, check for the device in the device  
manager: [My Computer]-[Control Panel]-[System]-[Device Manager]  
3. PC Connection Display  
USB CONNECT”  
“FILE UPLOAD”  
“FILE DOWNLOAD”  
4. Safely Removing Hardware from a PC  
You are required to safely remove your hardware before disconnecting the device from the USB port.  
① Close open files  
If there are any open files in the unit, you should close them to avoid any errors.  
②Click ( ), in the tool bar:  
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③ The following window will show, select USB Mass Storage Device and click ok. After that, select USB  
Mass Storage device again and click stop.  
④ When you get the message below, it is safe to disconnect the USB cable from the PC.  
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IX FORMATTING  
1 Formatting Memory using a PC  
☞ Format must be done in FAT and all files and settings are lost when you format  
1 Click [My Computer] and right click Removable Disk (usually E/F:) and the following toolbar will appear  
② Click “Format”  
③ Choose FAT and then click ‘start’  
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④ Click ‘ok’  
⑤ Format is complete  
2. Formatting memory using the unit (without a connection to a PC)  
①Press “MENU”  
②Move to desired setting (INT/EXT Format) using ▲▼  
③Select Int formatand press ▶/■  
④Use◀▶to select “YES” or “NO”  
⑤Press ▶/■ to complete setting and exit.  
③ Select Ext formatand press ▶/■  
④Use◀▶to select “YES” or “NO”  
☞ If you format the memory all files are lost.  
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3. Formatting current firmware  
If the unit stops working normally, (hangs up and does not operate properly despite a normal reset), please  
try to format the current firmware. If you do this, all the settings except the date and time will initialize.  
① Hold On  
② Hold ERASE key for 10seconds  
③ While holding the ERASE key, gently press the “RESET” hole using a thin object  
④ Keep holding “ERASE” until “Please Wait……Formatting” is display on the LCD  
⑤ Hold off  
⑥ Turn On  
☞ After formatting the firmware, the display will be normal. However, we recommend you download and  
install the latest firmware from http://www.pogoproducts.com/pogoftp.html  
X UPGRADING FIRMWARE and FONT  
You can improve functions and/or correct errors by upgrading firmware:  
① The latest firmware can be downloaded from http://www.pogoproducts.com/pogoftp.html  
② To do a firmware upgrade, copy the firmware file(*yuf) to the root folder of the unit.  
③ After transferring the file, disconnect the USB cable and reset the unit to begin the upgrade.  
④ When you reset the unit, it will automatically try to upgrade the firmware.  
☞ The unit automatically detects its firmware version, so if the firmware is older than the current one  
inside the unit, the upgrade will not take place. If the unit is not operating properly, please format the  
current firmware before trying to upgrade the firmware.  
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XI DISPLAY MESSAGES  
NO FILE  
CHARGING  
CHARGING COMPLETE  
CHARGE NEEDED  
CONNECTING USB TO PC  
UPLOADING FILE TO PC  
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DOWNLOADING FILE TO SET  
DELETING COMPLETE  
SEARCHING FILE  
BOOKMARK ADDED  
NO TIMER RECORDING  
MEMORY IS FULL  
BOOKMARK FAILED  
INITALIZING  
INDEX IS FULL  
NO MEMORY CARD FOUND  
OVERLAPPING SCHEDULE  
FAILED INITALIZING  
CAN’T READ SD-CARD  
NOT ENOUGH MEMORY SPACE  
NEED SETTING TIME  
NO BOOKMARK  
FAILED to DELETE FILE  
FAILED UPGRADING  
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NO INDEX  
END TIME NOT SET  
General Specification  
MODEL  
RadioYourWay LX  
RECORD TIME  
128MB: 510Min / 512MB: 2040Min at 32Kbps  
MODE  
MP3 FORMAT  
FILE  
VOICE : 99pcs / MP3  
FM Record  
AM Record  
Timer Record  
Mic  
Stereo (875MHz~108MHz)  
530 ~ 1710KHz  
Date / Week  
VOICE  
RECORD/  
PLAY  
Built-in Mic / Line (external Mic)  
Built-in Flash Memory / EXT (MMC/ SD CARD )  
45db (62db input 1Khz, speaker output 200mW)75khz  
3%±02 (62db input 1Khz , speaker output 100mW : HQ mode)  
400Hz~32Khz (-6db)  
Record Device  
S/N  
Distortion  
Freq, Response  
Output Power  
Repeat play  
Max 8mW (stereo earphone 16ohm)  
One message repeat / Continue message repeat / A-B repeat  
20 Timer Recording Slots  
Timer Record  
S/N  
45db at 1mv 981MHz  
Distortion  
Freq, Response  
Sensitivity  
Frequency  
Cover range  
Preset Mode  
S/N  
08%(max) at 1mv 981MHz ∆f=225KHz  
350Hz±30Hz,3KHz±025KHz (150Hz~25KHz,60dbuV)  
5uV at S/N=26db  
FM  
RADIO  
(stereo)  
875 ~ 108MHz  
10 Radio station  
35db  
AM  
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RADIO  
Distortion  
Freq, Response  
Sensitivity  
Frequency  
Cover range  
Preset Mode  
Bit/rate  
3%  
150Hz – 15KHz at 0db  
68dbuV at 1KHz  
530 ~ 1710KHz  
10 Radio station  
32Kbps~256Kbps (MPEG 1/2 LAYER 3)  
85db up (1KHz input 0db)  
S/N  
Distortion  
Freq, Response  
Earphone  
EQ  
03%±005 (1KHz input 0db)  
20Hz~20Khz  
MP3  
Max 8mw (16ohm)  
EQ : NORMAL, ROCK, POP, CLASSIC, LIVE, Low-Cut, Hi-Cut  
NOR/ NOR1/ 1ALL/ ALL/Random  
3d Sound  
Repeat play  
Sound  
communication  
System  
USB 1.1  
CPU200MHz more than , RAM 64MB more than, 20MB of free space  
Windows98SE , Windows2000 , Windows ME , Windows XP, MAC OS X and above  
Sound Blaster 16 compatible  
PC  
OS  
interface  
Sound card  
Display  
640X480 more than  
Ext mic/line in  
Earphone  
DC JACK  
USB  
∮35 plug-in power microphone(mini plug / stereo) IMP less than 3KΩ  
∮35 earphone(mini plug / stereo) IMP less than 16Ω  
USB JACK  
IN/OUT  
JACK  
Mini jack (PC : A TYPE)  
Diameter  
Max output  
∮16(IMP 8Ω)  
SPEAKER  
200mw (volume max)  
VOLUME  
MEMORY  
LED  
Digital volume (30 step)  
Nand flash Memory  
Recording display LED (RED)  
MODE  
Messages  
EQ  
VOICE/AM/FM/MP3  
01~99(INDEX)  
LCD  
NOR, ROC, POP, CLA, LIV  
(FSTN)  
Repeat  
CLOCK  
NOR/ NOR1/ 1ALL/ ALL  
CLOCK, SUN, MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT  
DC5V / 500mA(CE, CUL, T, FCC)  
FF/ PLAY/ STOP/ REW/ FSEARCH/ RSEARCH/ REC/ REPEAT/  
MODE/ ERASE/ EQ/ A-B/ TIMER/ VOL+/ VOL-/HOLD/SPEED  
ADAPTOR  
KEY FUNCTION  
POWER requirement  
RECHARGEABLE Li-polymer  
37V/1000mA  
Battery  
life  
MP3 PLAY  
VOICE PLAY  
Approx 15hour during the mp3 play (earphone output: volume middle position)  
Approx 15hour during the voice play (earphone output: volume middle position)  
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RADIO RECIEVING  
RADIO/VOICE REC  
Approx 15hour during the radio play (earphone output: volume middle position)  
Approx 7hour during the radio play (earphone output: volume middle position)  
0℃ - +40℃  
Operating Temp  
Accessory  
SIZE  
Line in cable(1)/ Win 98SE Driver CD (1)/  
Neck strap (1)/ stereo earphone (1) / EXT ANT (1)/  
AC/DC adapter(1) / USB cable (1)/ manual (1)  
2.36” (W) X 3.93” (H) X 0.78” (D)  
Warranty  
● If any defect or error occurs, stop using the product and contact PoGo! Products, Inc.  
General Directory Number: (714) 671-1854  
● Warranty (Warranty Regulation)  
PoGo! Products will guarantee a free repair or service for a period of one year from the original date of  
purchase. If any defect or error occurs during the warranty period, please contact us  
A dated order/receipt is REQUIRED for all warranty claims Ensure the above information is provided and if it  
not, consult with the shop you purchased the unit from to obtain it  
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(Repair or Service)  
A. This product is manufactured under a strict quality control and inspection process  
B. If any defect or error occurs under normal operation, in accordance with the caution or notes in this  
manual during the warranty period, you are entitled to a free repair or exchange from our company  
C. The repair/service does NOT include shipping charges  
● There will be a charge for the following:  
1) Without a dated purchase order/receipt  
2) If the original date of purchase is passed the warranty period or the dated purchase  
order/receipt is modified in any way  
3) For any defect or damage resulting from misuse, abnormal use, abnormal condition, improper  
storage and/or exposure to direct sunlight or moisture  
4) For any defect or damage resulting from any unauthorized modification or repair  
5) For any defect or damage resulting from disasters such as fire, air pollution, earthquake or war  
6) For any defect or damage resulting from a leak of the battery  
7) Consumable item such as the battery  
● The warranty is only valid for service in the USA.  
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(Caution Upon Shipping The Product For Warranty Service)  
● If you need to ship the product for warranty service, please do the following:  
1. Enclose the original dated purchase order/receipt with the product during the warranty period  
2. Avoid damage to the product during shipping/transportation using proper packing materials  
3. Use registered and/or insured mail to prevent a loss  
●The customer shall bear all costs of shipping the product properly.  
● If any defect occurs during the use of this product, contact the shop you purchased or PoGo! Products, Inc.  
● Replacement, repairs (charge/free) or refunds must be in accordance with our policy and can be found at:  
● If you have any further questions about this product, please contact PoGo! Products, Inc.  
PoGo! Products Inc  
590 W Central Ave Suite E  
Brea, CA 92821  
Phone: 714-671-1854  
The warranty may only be used in the USA Please keep your dated purchase order/receipt safely as it is  
required for any warranty service.  
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