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RAmos蓝魔数码影音-Gmini XS200说明书.pdf
Complete User Manual
ARCHOS™ Gmini™ XS series
MP3 & WMA Digital Music Player & USB 2.0 Hard Disk
Please see the Archos web site (www.archos.com) for the most recent manual and software updates for your Gmini™.
Version 1.0
2.1 Charging the Battery
2.2 Turning the Gmini ON and OFF
2.3 Changing the Interface language
2.4 Caring for the Gmini
2.5 Foreign Character Sets
3.1 Playing a Music File
3.2 Play Screen and Button Control
3.3 Playback Menu Items
3.4 ARCLibrary Specifics
3.5 ARCLibrary Updating
3.6 Setting a Bookmark
3.7 The Resume Function
3.8 Locking the Gmini Buttons
4.1 Creating a new Playlist
4.2 Loading a Playlist
4.3 Playing a Playlist
4.4 Playlist Menu Option
4.5 What is an .m3u file?
5.1 Changing the Sound Settings
5.2 Changing the PlayMode Settings
5.3 Changing the Power Settings
5.4 Changing the System Settings
Inside the MUSIC Folder
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6.2 Navigating the Directory Structure
6.3 File and Folder Operations in Browser Mode
6.3.1
6.3.2
6.3.3
Contextual Menu on a File
Contextual Menu on a Folder
Contextual Menu while in the Double Browser
6.4 Using the Virtual Keyboard
7.1 Making the USB Connection
7.2 Using the Gmini as an External Drive
7.3 Disconnecting the Gmini from your Computer
7.3.1
7.3.2
Windows®
Macintosh®
7.4 Creating Music files from your Audio CDs
7.5
7.6 Update ARCLibrary after each PC Transfer
Internet Music files and your Gmini XS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Ports, Buttons, and Connections............................................................................................ 3
2 First Time Usage ....................................................................................................................... 4
3 Playing Music ............................................................................................................................ 5
4 Playlists
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5 Settings
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6 Using the Browser .................................................................................................................. 12
7 Connecting the Gmini to your Computer ............................................................................. 14
8 Using iTunes™ with your Gmini XS...................................................................................... 16
9 Updating the Gmini XS Firmware.......................................................................................... 17
10 Troubleshooting...................................................................................................................... 18
9.1.1
9.1.2
9.1.3
Download the Update_GminiXS.AOS file
Read the History.txt File
Copy to Gmini root and Update
10.1 USB Connection issues
10.2 File issues, corrupted data, formatting, and partitioning.
Windows® ME Running Scan-Disk (Error Checking)
Windows® XP & 2000 Running Check Disk Utility (ChkDsk)
10.2.1
10.2.2
11 Technical Specifications........................................................................................................ 20
12 Technical Support................................................................................................................... 21
13 Legal and Safety Notices ....................................................................................................... 22
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1 Ports, Buttons, and Connections
A Headphone jack
B Power On indicator
C Hard Disk activity indicator
D Battery charger indicator
E Stop/Escape/Off
F Navigation Joystick & Play/Enter button (Press down)
G On/Menu
H USB 2.0 port (USB 1.1 compatible) to connect to computer
I Power Connector (Use only the supplied Archos charger)
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2 First Time Usage
2.1 Charging the Battery
Before using your Gmini XS for the first time, completely charge the battery.
Use ONLY the included ARCHOS charger/adapter. Charging will start automatically when it is plugged in.
The battery is fully charged when the charge (CHG) light to the left of the screen begins to blink.
After the first initial full charge, you may use the Gmini while the AC adapter is plugged in.
2.2 Turning the Gmini ON and OFF
Press and hold the ON/Menu button until the screen comes on.
The Gmini will automatically shut off after a given amount of time if no buttons are pressed. To conserve battery energy, the green
backlight will automatically shut off. You can change these parameters in Setup > Power.
Press and hold the Stop/off button until the Gmini shuts off.
2.3
Changing the Interface language
English is selected as the default language for your Gmini user interface. You can choose another language by going to Setup >
System > Language.
2.4 Caring for the Gmini
The Gmini is an electronic product that needs to be treated with care.
Do not subject it to unnecessary shock or vibration. You may however go jogging with it or do sports.
Do not subject it to heat. Keep it ventilated (especially when connected to a computer).
Keep the Gmini away from water and excessively humid areas.
Keep the Gmini away from high electromagnetic fields.
Keep it plugged into the Archos AC adapter/charger when it is connected to your computer.
2.5 Foreign Character Sets
You have the possibility to display your file names, folder names, and MP3 ID3 tags in various character sets (ex: Korean, Japanese, Simplified
Chinese, etc.). You can find the language files CodePage_name.GFZ in the font folder under /Data on the Gmini XS hard disk or on the Archos
website under the heading Software.
If, for example, you would like to have the Korean language display, then you would copy the file CP949.GFZ into the folder /system on the
Gmini XS and shut down and restart the Gmini XS. File names, folder names, and ID3 tags written using the Microsoft® codepage for the
language will now be displayed in that character set. Only one .GFZ can be used at a time, thus you should only put one .GFZ file into the
/system folder. When an .GFZ language file is used, the interface language will be set to English.
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3 Playing Music
Once the Gmini has been turned on, the following screen is displayed. You can select the major functions from
this main menu.
Music: Browse through the folder Music or use the ARCLibrary music selection system.
Browser: Browse through and manage all of the other files on your Gmini.
Resume: Resume playing from the last place you stopped.
Setup: Set the parameters of your Gmini to your personal taste.
3.1 Playing a Music File
By clicking on the Music icon in the main menu screen, you will enter into a ‘music only’ mode. File types other
than WMA, WAV, and MP3 that may be in those folders will be filtered from view.
There are two ways to access your music, by selecting Browse hard disk or by searching the songs’ tag
information, Artist, Album, title, etc. In the case of Browse hard drive, you will be sent directly to the Music
folder of your Gmini. Here you can look at all your music files and the folders on your Gmini’s hard drive as if you
were browsing files with a computer. Or, you can search your music by tag information, artist, album, song name,
year, or genre. The Unknown category indicates that the file has no tag data.
To select a music file, use the joystick UP and DOWN controls to move upwards or downwards and ENTER to
enter a highlighted subfolder or tag category. Click ENTER to play the highlighted song. Use LEFT to leave a
folder and go back to the previous level.
3.2 Play Screen and Button Control
Menu available (1)
Artist* or parent folder (2)
Song title* or file name (3)
Album* or current folder (4)
File format and recording information (5)
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(6) Status: playing
(7) Play Mode: Folder
(8) Play Order: Repeat
(9) Volume (0-99)
(10) Battery level (full)
(11) Left and Right VU Meters
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(12) Song elapsed time
(13) Song time remaining
(14) Song Length
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*If the MP3 file contains these ID3 tag data
Play/pause/resume song
Click once: Play the previous song in the folder or
playlist (during first 5 seconds of song) otherwise go to
the beginning of the song.
Hold: Fast reverse through the song.
Stop Song
Increase the Volume
Click once: Play the next song in the folder or
playlist.
Hold: Fast forward through the song.
Decrease the Volume
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The top status bar indicates the status and play settings that you have given. See section 5.2 for a description of each of the Playmode settings.
Play Status
Stopped
Playing a track
Current track is paused
Play Order
(no icon) Play once
Shuffle (Random) track selection
Repeat playing
3.3 Playback Menu Items
When the menu icon appears, you have certain options. During song playback, press the
MENU button for the following options.
Setup: Enters the Setup screen (same as selecting the Setup icon in the main menu) which allows
you access to parameters such as bass and treble.
Edit Playlist: Enters the playlist editor (see below for how to use playlists).
ARCLibrary: Allows you to browse through your ARCLibrary while listening to the current song.
Set Bookmark: Set a bookmark at the current position within the audio file. See section 3.7 below.
3.4 ARCLibrary Specifics
The ARCLibrary is a system for choosing your music by its characteristics. It can be turned On or Off in the
settings from Setup > Playmode. As shown in this screen capture here, you can select your music by Artist,
Album, Song Title, Genre, or Year. MP3 and WMA music files have internal data tags to hold information about
the song. For MP3 files, these are known as ID3 tags. Not all MP3 files have all this information filled in. If you
purchase a song from a music download service, the songs will have this information. If you have an MP3 or
WMA file without this tag information, then you can add or change it by going to the properties of the file in
Windows® Explorer. Once you update the ARCLibrary, you will have access to all newly copied music via the
ARCLibrary. The ARCLibrary indexes all the music and playlists that it finds in the folders Music and Playlists
by using the tag information in each song. Thus, you should never delete the folders Music or Playlists. If a
song does not have tags, it will be put into the category .
ATTENTION: Changing the ARCLibrary ON/OFF parameter will only take effect after the next restart of the Gmini XS.
3.5 ARCLibrary Updating
When you transfer music to your Gmini from your computer, it goes directly to the Gmini hard disk without the ARCLibrary knowing about the
new song. Thus, in order for your new songs to be indexed into the ARCLibrary for you to choose from, you must update it with the Update
button as in the Setup > Playmode screen. You can do this right after disconnecting your Gmini from your computer.
A message screen will appear indicating that it is updating the ARCLibrary contents.
3.6 Setting a Bookmark
If you are listening to a song, or perhaps a long recording, and would like to place a bookmark in it in order to pick up from this point
at another time, you can use the Bookmark function. While listening to the audio recording, simply click on the MENU button, then
choose Set Bookmark. This will set a bookmark in the audio file at the current position. You can only set one bookmark per file.
When you look at the file in your browser, it will have a small mark on its icon indicating that this file has a bookmark set within it.
You can have a maximum of 16 files bookmarked. Setting more bookmarks will then start to erase the oldest bookmarks. The next time you play
the audio file, you will be presented with two options:
Resume: Start playing from the bookmarked position.
Ignore: Keep the bookmark but start playing from the very beginning.
To clear a bookmark from a file, highlight the file and use the MENU button to choose clear bookmark.
3.7 The Resume Function
When you turn on your Gmini you will sometimes notice that the icon which is highlighted on the main screen is not the Browser
but rather the Resume icon. This icon is highlighted when the Gmini XS can resume the last played audio file.
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3.8 Locking the Gmini Buttons
You can prevent the Gmini from executing unintended functions by locking the buttons. To lock
the buttons, hold down on the MENU key until the “lock” icon appears in the top-left corner of
the screen. Now all buttons are disabled. To unlock the buttons hold down again on the Menu
button until the “lock” icon disappears.
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4 Playlists
A Playlist is a list of songs that the Gmini will automatically play one after the other. The Gmini can handle one Playlist at a time. You can create
new Playlists, add or delete songs from a Playlist, or Save a Playlist as a file (file type .m3u) to be used another time. There is no limit to the
number of Playlists you can save on the Gmini hard drive.
4.1 Creating a new Playlist
To create a Playlist, press the RIGHT button while you are in the Music browser. A second panel is opened on
the right side to display the Playlist contents (shown empty in the picture). You can now start adding songs to the
current Playlist. In the left window, search for the songs you would like to add to your Playlist. Once the song is
highlighted, click on the ENTER button to add it to the Playlist. The song will be added to the Playlist and a small
mark is placed next to the music note icon to indicate that it is now in the Playlist. Continue searching and adding
songs in this manner until you are satisfied. You can jump back and forth anytime between the two windows by
clicking the LEFT/RIGHT of the joystick. A Playlist can have a maximum of 1000 songs in it. We recommend that
you save your Playlists to the Gmini hard drive (see below) to be used again later. You can also add all the
music files of a complete folder in one operation by highlighting the desired folder and pressing and holding
ENTER for three seconds. Watch which window you are in since the left window menu has different options than
the right window menu.
4.2 Loading a Playlist
You can load a previously saved Playlist or add the files it contains to the current Playlist. Use the music browser
to select the Playlist of your choice (Playlists are indicated by a special list icon) and then press OK. If there
were already some items in the Gmini Playlist, then the songs of the loaded Playlist will be added to the end of it.
You can then check or modify the Playlist as usual in the Playlist window.
4.3 Playing a Playlist
4.4 Playlist Menu Option
Press the RIGHT button to go into the Playlist edition window. Then use the UP and DOWN buttons to
select which song you want to start with. Click on ENTER, and your playlist will start playing with from
that song.
While in the Playlist screen (right side) you have the following options.
Start Playlist: starts playing from the first track of the playlist.
Save Playlist: saves the current Playlist onto the hard drive so that it can be reloaded later. It will be saved into the directory Playlists.
Rename Playlist: changes the name of the current Playlist using the virtual keyboard.
Shuffle Playlist: randomly changes the order of the items in the current Playlist .
Clear Playlist: remove all tracks from the current Playlist.
Move Track: changes the position of the current track within the Playlist. The current track is then displayed
with a double arrow icon. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to move the selected track and press OK to validate
the new position.
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