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Table Of Contents
B20
Contents
Chapter 1 l Getting Started
Components
Locating the Controls
LCD Display
Installing Software
Installing iriver plus 3
Installing Windows Media Player 11
Chapter 2 l Basic Operations
Turning on/off the Player
iriver D-Click System
Using HOLD
Connecting Products
Connecting Earphones to the B20
Charging the Battery
Inserting/Removing Mini SD Card
Recommended Types of Mini SD Card
Connecting the B20 to your PC
Copying File/Folder (Using as a removable disk)
Disconnecting the B20 from your PC
Chapter 3 l Using the B20
Extras ׀ Recording
Recording
Additional Features
Extras ׀ Alarm Clock
Set Alarm Time
Additional Features
Extras ׀ Flash Games
Playing Flash Games
Extras ׀ Text
Selecting Text
Viewing text
Additional Features
Extras ׀ Browse Device
Browsing Device
Deleting file
FM Radio
Listening to FM radio
Scanning FM Radio Station
Additional Features
Additional Features
Now Playing
Displaying Now Playing Music Screen
Music
Selecting Music
Listening to Music
Additional Features
DMB/DAB
Using DMB/DAB Service
Scanning DMB/DAB Service
Additional Features
Pictures
Selecting Picture
Viewing Picture
Additional Features
Videos
Selecting Video
Watching Video
Additional Features
Playing Other Contents
Playing Podcast File
Playing Audible file
Chapter 4 l Setting up the B20
Date & Time
Sound
Display
Smart Key
Timer
Advanced
About
Chapter 5 l Other Information
Using iriver plus 3
Adding Media to Library
Ripping Songs from a CD
Transferring Media to the iriver B20
Initializing Disk
Upgrading Firmware
Using Windows Media Player 11
Adding Media to Library
Ripping Songs from a CD
Transferring Media to the iriver B20
Initializing Disk
Upgrading Firmware
Copyrights/Certification/Trademarks/Limited Liability
Safety Instructions
Product Safety
Other important things to remember
Troubleshooting
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
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Note
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olume control is available while the HOLD function is turned on.
Using HOLD
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