Gateway Jukebox Manual do Utilizador

iContentsChapter 1: Checking Out Your Jukebox . . . . . . 1Package contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1System

4Component DescriptionLCD panel Displays menus, music visualizations, and digital photos. For more information, see “Playing music” on page 20 and “Vi

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5TopComponent DescriptionHeadphone jack Plug headphones or amplified speakers into this jack.Control lock Slide to lock all jukebox control buttons.He

6BottomComponent DescriptionUSB/docking connectorConnect the USB combo cable to this connector and to the USB port on your computer for moving music o

7LeftControl DescriptionVolume Press the + side (top) of the button to increase volume, and press the – side (bottom) to decrease volume.Volume button

8BackBattery cover

9AccessoriesAccessories are available on Gateway’s Web site atwww.gateway.com/photojukeboxextras .Specifications Dimensions: 2.3×3.8×0.7inches (59×96

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11Chapter 2: Getting StartedCharging the batteryFully charge the battery to maximize playing time. However, it is not necessary to fully charge or com

12To charge the battery:1 Connect the USB combo cable to the AC power adapter, then plug the power adapter into an AC power outlet.- OR -Connect the U

132Plug the combo cable into the jukebox. Make sure that the top of the plug (the side with the arrows) is facing the same way as the front of the juk

iiUsing the playback buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Locking control buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Play

143If you are charging your jukebox from the computer’s USB cable, turn your jukebox off. If your jukebox is on, it cannot charge from the computer’s

15Turning on your jukeboxTo turn on your jukebox: Press the power button. The jukebox turns on, and the Main Menu appears after a few seconds.To turn

16Plugging in the headphonesYou can plug headphones and speakers into your jukebox.To plug in headphones or speakers: Plug the headphone or speaker p

17Using the control buttonsUsing the menu buttonsThe menu buttons let you open menus and change settings.For more information about jukebox menus, see

18Using the playback buttonsDuring playback, use the playback control buttons to skip to the next track, skip to a previous track, or pause the playba

19Locking control buttonsYou can lock your jukebox so its buttons are not accidentally pressed.To lock all jukebox buttons: Move the control lock to

20Playing musicTo play music:1 Plug in the headphones and turn on your jukebox. The Main Menu opens.2 Press or to highlight Music, then press to open

21Pre-loaded musicFor your immediate listening enjoyment, your jukebox comes pre-loaded with player-exclusive content from three artists, Renato Grinb

22Adjusting volumeTo adjust volume:1 Press the + side (top) of the volume button to increase volume, and press the – side (bottom) to decrease volume.

23Viewing photosTo view photos:1 Turn on your jukebox. The Main Menu opens.2 Press or to highlight Pictures, then press to open the Pictures menu.3 Pr

iiiAdding a track or album to a playlist . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Deleting a track from a playlist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Deleting a

24Pre-loaded photosSo you can view photos on your jukebox right away, photographs from different parts of the world have been included. Photos are pro

25Chapter 3: Playing MusicPlaying a songTo play music:1 Plug in the headphones and turn on your jukebox. The Main Menu opens.2 Press or to highlight M

26Information about the song and play modes appears on the Now Playing screen.4 If at any point you want to add a song or an entire category to a play

27Viewing the Now Playing screenAfter moving within menus, you can quickly return to the Now Playing screen from the Main Menu.To return to the Now Pl

28Adjusting volumeYou can adjust volume at any time, regardless of the current menu or screen.To adjust volume:1 Press the + side (top) of the volume

29Setting advanced playing modesSetting the equalizerTo set the equalizer:1 From the Main Menu, press or to highlight Settings, then press to open the

303Highlight Shuffle, then press to open the Shuffle Mode menu.4 Highlight ON or OFF, then press to change the setting. The shuffle mode immediately b

31Disabling expired music messagesIf you use a music service where music can be played for a limited amount of time (such as Napster To Go), the music

32Viewing the music visualizationWhile music is playing, you can choose to display a visualization of the sound. The visualization is similar to visua

33Creating playlistsYou can create playlists on the jukebox, or you can create them in Windows Media Player and copy them to your jukebox by syncing y

ivEditing slideshows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Playing slideshows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

34Creating a Windows Media Player playlistTo create a playlist in Windows Media Player:1 In Windows Media Player on your computer, click the Library t

35Editing playlistsAdding a track or album to a playlistTo add to a playlist:1 On your jukebox, press or to highlight Music, then press to open the M

363Highlight the playlist containing the track you want to delete, then press .4 Highlight the track you want to delete, then press to open the optio

37Getting more musicInstalling the softwareTo copy music and digital photo files to your jukebox from your computer, you must first install Windows Me

38 To create digital music files, you need to either copy (rip) them from a CD or buy them from an online digital music service, such as Napster. For

393Click the Rip tab. The list of tracks on your music CD appears. If your computer is connected to the Internet, the album and tracks are listed by n

406Click the Format box, click MP3 or WMA, then click OK. You only have to select the format once, so the next time you rip music, you do not need to

417Click the check box next to each track you want to copy, then click Rip Music. The tracks are copied to your computer and are added to your Media P

42NapsterWith the Napster To Go™ online music service, you can transfer an unlimited amount of music to your jukebox for a low monthly free. Fill your

433Type your member name, a password, and your e-mail address, then type your Promo Code in the space provided.4 Click to select the Review Terms &

vMaintaining battery life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81Updating the firmware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

446Type the member name and password you chose, then click Sign In.7 Find some music you would like to download. By clicking the Search boxes in the u

459Connect your jukebox to your computer. You are prompted to set up how you want to sync your player. If you select Automatic, all of your tracks wi

46To prepare files for syncing with your jukebox:1 Click Start, All Programs, Accessories, Entertainment, then click Windows Media Player. Windows Med

474In the Edit Playlist dialog box, right-click the album or artist you want to add to the Sync List, then click Add to Playlist.- OR -Click the album

48Moving files to your jukeboxTo move files to your jukebox:1 Click Start, All Programs, Accessories, Entertainment, then click Windows Media Player.

494Plug the USB combo cable into the jukebox. The power adapter does not need to be plugged into the combo cable.

505Plug the other end of the combo cable into a USB port on your computer. Your computer recognizes the attached player, and “Connected” appears on th

517Click the Sync tab, then click Start Sync. The files are moved to your jukebox.8 Click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the Windows taskbar, then

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53Chapter 4: Viewing PhotosViewing a photoTo view photos:1 Turn on your jukebox. The Main Menu opens.2 Highlight Pictures, then press to open the Pict

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54Copying photos to your jukeboxCopying photos from your computerYou can transfer any digital image from your computer to your jukebox.To copy photos

55Copying photos from your digital cameraYou can also transfer photos directly from your camera to your jukebox. This feature is convenient for emptyi

562Turn your jukebox on, then connect the USB cable to your jukebox.Your jukebox detects the camera and asks to upload all files.

573Press to copy all files to your jukebox. Copying may take several minutes.4 After the copying is complete, unplug your jukebox and camera from the

58Copying photos from your card reader or flash driveYou can transfer photos from a USB memory card reader or USB flash drive by connecting the reader

595After the copying is complete, unplug your jukebox and memory device from the USB cable.After verifying that the files have been copied to your juk

60Organizing photosCreating a photo folderTo create a photo folder:1 From the Main Menu, highlight Pictures, then press to open the Pictures menu.2 Pr

61Moving a photo into a folderTo move a photo into a folder:1 From the Main Menu, press or to highlight Pictures, then press to open the Pictures menu

62Deleting a photoTo delete a photo:1 From the Main Menu, press or to highlight Pictures, then press to open the Pictures menu.2 Highlight a photo fol

63Working with slideshowsCreating slideshowsA slideshow includes all photos within the folder you selected.To create a slideshow:1 From the Main Menu,

1Chapter 1: Checking Out Your JukeboxPackage contentsYour package includes: Gateway GCM-4 MP3 Photo Jukebox Ear bud stereo headphones USB 2.0 conne

64If you selected <Name Slideshow>, the Select first character menu opens.8 Highlight the first character of your slideshow name, then press . C

65Setting slideshow optionsTo set slideshow options:1 From the Main Menu, highlight Slideshows, then press to open the List menu.2 Highlight the slide

66Getting more photosYour jukebox can display any digital image in JPG format. Sources for your digital images may include: Digital camerasSee your c

67Creating text notesYou can even use your jukebox as a reference pad by saving text as an image. This example uses Microsoft Paint, but you can use a

68To create a text note:1 Click Start, All Programs, Accessories, then click Paint. Microsoft Paint opens.2 Click the square at the lower-right corner

69Chapter 5: Settings and OptionsSetting the backlightYou can change the length of time the backlight stays on after you press a button.To set the bac

70Setting the clock and calendarYour jukebox keeps track of the current time and date.To set clock and calendar:1 From the Main Menu, press or to high

71Resetting the jukebox to its defaultsYou can reset all custom settings in your jukebox to return it to its factory configuration.To reset the jukebo

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73Chapter 6: Maintenance and TroubleshootingThis chapter describes how to solve common issues you may experience with your jukebox.TroubleshootingButt

2System requirementsTo connect to your jukebox, your computer must have the following minimum requirements: Microsoft® Windows® XP (Service Pack 1)

74Firmware update failsIf the firmware update utility is unable to update your jukebox firmware:1 Turn on your jukebox and connect it to your computer

754You can also click: Recover. Use this when files on the jukebox seem to disappear, although you have not deleted them. The Recover option attempts

76Jukebox does not appear in Windows Media Player Make sure that you have Windows Media Player version 10 installed. You can install version 10 from

77Technical supportTelephone supportIf you need non-tutorial help with your player, contact Gateway at (605) 232-2118, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m

78Maintaining your jukeboxCleaning Do not drop your jukebox or leave it under heavy objects. Do not allow liquids to come into contact with your juk

79Replacing the batteryFor extended listening time without recharging, you can install a spare battery. With an extra battery or two, you can increase

803Press the battery toward the far side of the jukebox, then lift the battery out of the jukebox.4 Insert the replacement battery into the battery ba

81Maintaining battery lifeOver time, your battery may take much longer to charge, and it may hold that charge for a shorter time. If this happens with

825Open the folder you saved the firmware update to, then double-click the firmware update file. The jukebox firmware utility opens.6 Click Update. Th

83Chapter 7: Safety and Legal NoticesImportant safety information Do not drop your jukebox or leave it under heavy objects. Do not allow liquids to co

3FrontPlayback controlbuttonsLCD panelMenu control buttons

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