Philips 101SA User Manual

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Flash Memory MP3 player

Printed in Hong Kong 1999-09-01

Specifications subject to modification without notice

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Amplifier/system

• Audio out

5mW

• Equalizer feature for Rock and Pop music
• Automatic power switch-off
• Digital volume control
• S/N ratio

>90dB

• Frequency response

20Hz – 20KHz

• Resume and hold

Display

• 16 x 112 dots matrix LCD capable of

displaying twelve 8 x 16 characters

• 9 seven-segments capable of displaying

track number, time and bitrate

• Indication for volume level, play mode, and battery level

Connections

• Headphone/line out

stereo, .14”

• DC in

.16”, 4.5 V center ‘+’

• I/O Interface

26-pin mini-connector

Power supply

• Batteries

2 x AAA

• Typical playing time

12 hours

• External supply

110V to 4.5 V DC

General

• Case

Metal top, plastic bottom

• Dimension

2.76” W x 2.76” H x 0.67 D

• Weight

TBC

• Master pack quantity

Accessories

• AC/DC adaptor
• Stereo headphones
• Parallel port connection cable
• 32MB Flash Memory Card
• Real Networks’ “Real Jukebox” CD-Rom

Optional accessories (contact your dealer or service centre)

UPC: 0 37849 89328 9

Master pack UPC: 1 37849 89328 6

Product highlights

• Fully shock proof

Uninterrupted playback of music even while you are jogging.

• Extended playing time

Innovative technology extends playing time to 12 hours (2x ‘AAA’ batteries).

• Play mode

Enjoy various track repeat (one/all/shuffle).

• Next/previous track search

Two-button control that puts you immediately at the start of the previous track
or next track.

• Hold

Prevents accidental interruption of play or changing of the setting.

• Bookmarks

Ensures that the music or talking book starts or jumps precisely where the
bookmark is inserted.

• Automatic power off

Automatically switches off the Flash Memory MP3 player at the end of
the music.

• “RealJuke box”

Manages and organizes collections of personal music, creation/ edition of
playlist, encodes and decodes MP3 files, create custom compilations and
playlists, transfer and manage contents on the portable player.

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