High Speed Audio CD to DigitalMusic Converter, Burner, & Player

User's Manual

Model: DP330 Series

Table of Contents1. Introduction........................................................................ P.22. Features............................................................................ P.23. Product Views.................................................................... P.3

3.1 Front View................................................................... P.33.2 Top View...................................................................... P.43.3 Rear View.................................................................... P.63.4 Battery Compartment.................................................. P.6

4. Menu Instructions.............................................................. P.84.1 LCD Display................................................................. P.84.2 Icon List...................................................................... P.84.3 Menu List.................................................................... P.9

5. Usage................................................................................ P.105.1 Rip CD........................................................................ P.105.2 Playback CD............................................................... P.145.3 Audio Recording.......................................................... P.155.4 File Manager................................................................ P.17

5.4.1 Operating Instructions........................................... P.175.4.2 File Copy & Delete Instructions............................. P.18

5.5 Make CD..................................................................... P.195.6 Setup........................................................................... P.215.7 Important Notice.......................................................... P.27

6. FCC & Safety..................................................................... P.297. FCC WARNING................................................................. P.298. Caution.............................................................................. P.319. DANGER!.......................................................................... P.31

10. WARNING!........................................................................ P.3111. Limited Product Warranty................................................... P.3112. Product Application Scope................................................. P.3113. Disclaimer.......................................................................... P.3214. Acknowledgment & Trademark.......................................... P.3215. Digital Music Licensing....................................................... P.32

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1. IntroductionThank you for purchasing our EZDigiPod DP330. Now you can convert your

audio CD's to DIGITAL MUSIC format without a computer. The new EZDigiPod DP330, from EZPnP Technologies, retrieves audio files from a CD, and converts them to DIGITAL MUSIC format quickly with the touch of a single button. Once converted to DIGITAL MUSIC, the files are then transferred to a DIGITAL MUSIC player or flash memory card.EZDigiPod DP330 is the easiest way to convert your favorite CD collections to Digital Music. Music files are transferred to your Digital Music Player or memory cards automatically, allowing you to enjoy true, CD-quality, digital sound with song title and artist information On-The-Go!

Note:The DP330 supports most DIGITAL MUSIC players that can connect to USB and be recognized as mass storage devices. However, it CANNOT support the following type players:• Those which DO NOT accept standard DIGITAL MUSIC format files for

playback• Those which require a device driver or a proprietary software utility for

PC connection

2. Features• Directly converts audio CD’s or any audio sources to MP3/FLAC/WAV format

without using a computer• Advanced CD MAKER function converts your MP3/FLAC/WAV formatted files

from memory card or USB storage device to create your own playable audio CD disc with NO PC Needed!

• Transfers music to your digital music player, flash memory cards, and USB flash drives

• Provides CD metadata info update via the internet or use CD text display• Automatically applies song titles & artist information to the digitized music• Access songs on audio CDs, USB flash drives, and SD memory cards

effortlessly• Voice Recording function supported• File Manager function supported• Graphic LCD display for user-friendly interface and easy operation• Supports most flash-based digital music player

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• Perfect travel companion in compact size can be powered by either AC adapter or batteries

• Enjoy true CD-quality digital sound with song information On-The-Go!

3. Product Views3.1 Front View

(1) USB Host Port (2) SD/MMC Card Slot(3) CD Burner

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3.2 Top View

(1) LCD display screen : Displays the operating menu & working status

(2) Control Keypad:One-touch operations to control EZDigiPod functions.

Key Function DescriptionEject Eject Open tray or eject Disc

Set/Rip Set or Rip Go to setup menu;for value setting; or Quick Rip

+ Increase Adjust volume up or set value up− Decrease Adjust volume down or set value down

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▲ Up key Move up▼ Down key Move down

◄ Left keyBack out of a sub-menu and goes to the next higher level; or hold for 2 sec. to return to the main menu

► Right key Enter key; or navigate into a sub-menu or se-lects a function from a list

(3) LED Indicator: The green / red LED will light up as listed in table below to indicate different operation status:

Item Operation Setting Light0. Power off None1. System initial stage G / R2. Ready to Rip (Copy) None / G3. Ready to Rip (Copy) G / F4. Rip (Copy) Error None5. Battery Low R / F

(4) Internal Microphone: For voice recording

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3.3 Rear View

(1) Power Switch:Slide the switch to the LEFT for the “ON” position to start the unit; or slide the switch to the RIGHT for the “OFF” position to shut down the unit.

(2) Power Connector:Insert the power connector from the AC adaptor or the car kit adapter into this socket.

(3) Internet Socket for ID3 tags or Metadata download(4) Line in Socket for line-in recording:

an external microphone (not inluded) can be connected to unit(5) Audio-out Socket for CD or DIGITAL MUSIC file playback:

amplified speakers with mini-jack or earphones (neither are included) can be connected to the unit.

3.4 Battery CompartmentEZDigiPod DP330 requires (4) AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries with a minimum current rating of 2000 mAh. Note: Alkaline batteries can also be used but they do not last as long as Ni-MH batteries. Typical estimated usage times for a fully charged set of batteries:

Alkaline 95 min.Ni-MH 2000mAh 110 min.Ni-MH 2300mAh 160 min.

(Note: Alkaline batteries can also be used but they do not last as long as Ni-MH batteries)

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NOTE: Usage time and repeated discharge cycles will cause the capacity of rechargeable batteries to diminish.(1) The red LED indicator may blink occasionally during the conversion and

transfer operation. This is normal even if the battery is fully charged.(2) If the red LED indicator blinks continuously, connect an AC power adapter

or recharge the batteries immediately after completing the current ripping operation; failure to follow this instruction may result in the next ripping operation having either damaged files or a failure.

(3) Batteries will discharge if they are not used for a period of time. Make sure batteries are all fully charged before major usage. (The amount of discharge will vary depending upon the temperature, and the battery manufacturer/model. Please consult battery manufacturer’s specifi cation data).

(4) Please follow instructions provided by rechargeable battery manufacturers for operation, recharging, maintenance and disposal of the batteries.(NOTE: Mixing different brands of rechargeable batteries, or mixing fully charged batteries with partial charged batteries is NOT recommended.)

(5) Using the EZDigiPod with the AC adapter WILL NOT recharge batteries.(6) NOTE:

When powering the unit using NiMH rechargeable batteries only, the user must consider the added power drain associated with some memory cards and USB devices. The use of MicroDrives, or certain USB Hard Drives and personal media players (which are USB-powered or recharge from the USB port) will substantially reduce the operating time for a charged set of NiMH batteries.

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4. Menu Instructions4-1 LCD Display

1. Line 1:EZDigiPod Logo / Main Menu Title

2. Menu items for selection(use ▲ / ▼key to move up/down)

3. Line 4:4-way button selection menu

4-2 Icon ListDescription Icons

Arrows , ,

Battery High, Low ,

CD, SD, USB , ,

AC Power

File; File Selected ,

Folder; Folder Selected ,

Internet Link, UNLink ,

SET ,

Setup

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4.3 Menu ListMain Menu Sub-Function Function Description

RIP CDRip CD to USB Quick Rip CD to USBRip CD to SD Quick Rip CD to SD(Can select "Rip All" or "Rip Select Song")

PLAYCD Play Plays audio CD & digital audio filesUSB Play Plays digital audio filesSD Play Plays digital audio files

AUDIO RECORD

Line-in Record Records from analog audio

Mic Record Records from internal microphone found on top cover

(Can select "Record to USB" or "Record to SD"

FILE MANAGER

USB Device Display USB storage capacity, delete file, copy file to SD or CD

SD Card Display SD card capacity, delete file, copy file to USB or CD

Disc (Data CD)Display device capacity, copy file to USB or SD(CD must be ISO formatted)

MAKE CD USB to CD Burn selected song to audio CDSD to CD Burn selected song to audio CD

Setup

Network Set IP (for LAN connection to internet)Bit Rate(for MP3 format)

Set bit rate for CD to digital music (higher bit rates require more storage)

Rip Folder Selection for using Artist / Album as folder name

Format Format SD card or USB storage deviceFront LED Set LED Flash to be ON or OFFSystem Info. Show system model versionUpdate Firmware Update system firmware

Rip Mode Selection for Speed Rip or Play&Rip at same time

Song Title Set format for digitized song titlesRepeat Playback Set "Repeat Folder" or "Repeat All"LCD Contrast Set display brightnessErase Disc Erase CD-RW Disc

Disc Burn Method Set DISC Burn Method to "Multi-session or Single Session"

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Setup

Folder Name Display copy destination folder name set.

CD Label Display copied disc label

Auto Tray-out Set "disc auto tray-out" when ripping or burning is finished

Show Backup Show numbers of burning countShow Drive Info Show optical drive model version

Standby Timer Sets the duration of time before Screensaver is displayed

5. UsageTo ensure maximum usage satisfaction and extend product life, please follow the instructions listed below: (NOTE: Where applicable, the instructions in the following sections contain illustrated representations of the corresponding LCD messages displayed for each operation.)

5.1 Rip CDNOTES: (1) To enable the EZDigiPod to download song title/artist information for ripped

CD’s, the unit MUST be connected to the internet, via a LAN connection BEFORE starting the ripping process. The internet connection must be an "open" type that is NOT restricted by a firewall or web monitoring software. Use the custom Ethernet cable provided with your EZDigiPod to make this connection.

(2) When unit is not connected to the internet, or CD does not contain song Title/Artist information, EZDigiPod’s default setting for CDTitle will be "Unknown CD Label"; and the default seeting for song titles will be: Track 01, Track 02, etc.

5.1.1 Rip All(1) Make sure the power source is connected correctly(or batteries are fully

charged).(2) Turn on the power switch.(3) Put in Music CD disc into the CD-ROM

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(4) Insert a USB storage device or SD card into the appropriate slot. (NOTE: For best results, it is recommended that only one storage device be inserted into the EZDigiPod at a time)

(5) Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to move to menu selection 1,"RIP CD" (the selected item will be highlighted by a shaded bar). Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter "RIP CD" sub-menu.

(6) When only one target media device is inserted, DP330 will detect it automatically and show the device in the shaded bar. If two slots are occupied at the same time, DP330 will default to USB storage device.

(7) Once the target is selected, press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter the RIP selection ("Rip All" or "Rip Selected Song").

(8) For most users, it is recommended to press the right arrow key (►) again to execute RIP ALL which will start ripping all songs on the CD to the USB device or SD card.

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(9) Once the selection is completed, DP330 will automatically connect to Internet to search for the CD’s song title/artist information from the FreeDB website. Once the search is completed, the display will show the source disk and disc capacity. This allows the user to make sure the target device has sufficient space for receiving the ripped files. Once confirmed, press the right arrow key(►) to start the ripping operation. (NOTE: bit-rate adjustment from the setup menu will effect the amount of space required, for MP3 format only)

(10) During Ripping, the display will show the title of the album, artist name, song title, as well as the progress of ripping.

(11) Once the ripping is completed, the display will indicate completion and allow for choices of Rip Another CD, Play, or Exit.

• Tip: When audio CD & SD card (or USB device) are both inserted in DP330, simply press the Set/Rip button (●) to make a Quick Rip (just one step to Rip all song directly).

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5.1.2 Rip Selected Song (When only selected song is to be ripped)(1) Select “Rip Selected Song” and press the RIGHT arrow key (►). The

unit will first connect to the Internet to search for the CD’s song title/artist information from the FreeDB website.

(2) Select “Rip Selected Song” and press the RIGHT arrow key (►). The unit will first connect to the Internet to search for the CD’s song title/artist information from the FreeDB website

(3) Once the selection is completed, the display will show the source music disc and disc capacity. This allows the user to make sure the target device has sufficient capacity to store the ripped information. Press the RIGHT arrow key(►) to start ripping function.

(4) During ripping, the display will show the album title, artist name, and song index information; as well as, the progress of ripping.

(5) Once ripping is completed, the display will show a completion message and provide choices for: "RIP ANOTHER CD"; "PLAY" or "EXIT".

(During selection of the songs, if you do not want to select any song and wish to go back to the previous menu, you may press the Eject key to return to the previous screen.)

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5.2 PLAYBACK CD(1) (NOTE: During the play mode, the sound level can be controlled by

using the + or - keys)

(2) From the PLAY sub-menu, the user can choose "CD Play", "USB Play", or "SD Play".

(3) When only one play source (USB player, SD Card or Music CD) is inserted, DP330 will automatically detect the inserted device and indicate that with a shaded bar. If two play sources are inserted, DP330 will default to USB device as the target. If more than 2 play sources are inserted, the user must select the desired source media.

(4) If CD PLAY is selected, the device will automatically connect to FreeDB website and search for the latest information. (NOTE: to access the FreeDB website, the DP330 must be connected to the internet using the enclosed custom Ethernet cable BEFORE selecting the CD Play setting). Once the search is completed, the display will show the song titles.

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(5) If either SD PLAY or USB PLAY is selected, the display will show the songs that can be played from the device. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to select the song. The highlighted song will start a pre-play. Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to start the play mode.

5.3 AUDIO RECORDING(1) Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to select item #3, AUDIO RECORD-

ING, from the main menu(the selection will by highlighted by a shaded bar). Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter the sub-menu.

(2) From the sub-menu, use the arrow key to select either "Line-In Recording", or "Mic Recording" functions.

(3) Once the selection is completed, press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter the next menu and select either "Record to USB" or "Record to SD".

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(4) Once the selection is made, press RIGHT arrow key (►) to confirm. The display will show the file name of the recording. Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to start recording.

(5) While recording, the display will show the amount of time used for recording.

(6) Use the LEFT arrow key (◄) to stop recording. The display will show the file name used for recording and the total amount of time used for recording Pressing the RIGHT arrow key (►) will start playback of the recording.

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5.4 FILE MANAGER5.4.1 Operating Instructions(1) Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to select item #4, FILE MANAGER

(2) If only one file source is inserted, DP330 will automatically detect the inserted device and indicate that with the shaded bar. If two file sources are inserted, the DP330 will default to the USB device. If more than 2 file sources are inserted, the user must select the desired media source.

(3) Once the source is selected, the display will show the "Source Total Disk Capacity", and "Used Capacity". Press the RIGHT (►) arrow to confirm the source selection. The display will show the content of the source media.

(4) Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to locate the desired file or folder, and press the RIGHT (►) arrow to make a selection. The capacity of the file will be displayed. If the selected item is a folder, the list of the files in the folder will be displayed and the file capacity can be displayed by selecting the desired file.

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5.4.2 File Copy & Delete InstructionsSelect the source and enter the folder. Use ”UP/DOWN” arrow keys (▲▼) to move to the desired file or folder. (Note: only one item can be selected from the same folder, no multiple selections are available.)

(1) Once the selection is made, press the SET key (●). The display will show the choices for "Copy" or "Delete". Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to make the selection. Press the down arrow key (▼) if you wish to enter the "Copy" menu or the SET key (●) if you wish to delete the file.

2-1 If the "Copy" function is selected, the sub-menu for "Copy to USB", "Copy to SD" or "Copy to CD" (optional) will be displayed. Use UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to make the selection, and press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to execute. The "Copy Now" message will be displayed. Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to start the copy operation. If you wish to cancel the copy command, scroll down using the DOWN arrow key (▼).

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2-2 During the copying process, the progress will be displayed as a completion percentage.

2-3 Once the copy is made, the display will show a completion message. Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to return to the "Source Selection Menu". Press the LEFT arrow key (◄) to return to the "Source Catalog and File Selection Menu".

2-4 If DELETE is selected by pressing the RIGHT arrow key (►), the selected file will be removed from USB or SD device. However, the file on CD can only be erased if the disc is a CD-RW, and by using the ERASE DISC command in "Setup Menu".

5.5 MAKE CD(1) From the main menu, use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to select item #5,

MAKE CD.

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(2) When only one device slot is occupied, DP330 will automatically detect the inserted device and show the device and indicate that with a shaded bar. If two slots are occupied, DP330 will default to the USB device.

Select the desired source and press RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter. The display will show the digital music files in the source.

(3) Use UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to move to the desired digital music file, press the RIGHT arrow (►) to execute.

(4) After the RIGHT arrow key is pressed (►), the display will show the following messages while MAKE CD is being executed.

Show number of files to rip, and file size.

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Show progress.

"Make CD" function completed.

(During selection of the songs, if you do not want to select any song and wish to go back to the previous menu, you may press the Eject key to return to the previous screen.)

5.6 SETUP(1) Network: Press the RIGHT (►) arrow to enter this mode. The sub-menu will

show "Auto IP" or "Set TCP/IP" options.

1-1 The default option is for "Auto IP" to be On. For most users, this should be sufficient.

1-2 If setting up custom IP is required, select “SET TCP/IP” and enter the detailed setup.

(Warning: Some technical knowledge on Internet communication is needed for this advanced setup) The sub-menu for "Set IP", "Set Subnet Mask", "Set Gateway", "Set DNS1", and "Set DNS2" will be displayed. For each item, the value can be adjusted in one-digit increments by using the + and – keys. Pressing and holding the + or – keys will allow the values to be adjusted in +10 or -10 increments. After adjusting the values, press the RIGHT arrow key to confirm the change. (Note: TCP/IP address will be populated from left to right)

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(2) Bit Rate: This allows for setting of the music sampling rate when music is ripped from the CD. Press the RIGHT arrow key to enter this mode. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys to highlight the desired bit rate, and press the RIGHT arrow key to confi rm the selection.(NOTE: Higher Bit rates produce larger files but have better sound quality; lower bit rates save memory space, for MP3 format only)

(3) Rip Folder: Press the RIGHT arrow key (to enter this mode. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to move to the desired target folder for ripping. Select from the following options: "Artist\Album"; “Artist”; "Album"; "Rip to Root". Press the RIGHT (►) arrow key to confirm.

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(4) Format: Press the RIGHT arrow key (►)to enter this mode. The sub-menu will show the source format selection menu. The inserted device will be detected automatically and be highlighted by the shaded bar. If two devices are inserted, the user needs to select the desired device and press the RIGHT arrow (►) to confirm. The message "All Will Erase" will appear. Press the RIGHT arrow key again to start. The display will show the progress of "Format", and will display a completion message once the operation is finished.

(5) Front LED: Press the RIGHT (►) arrow key to enter this mode. The sub-menu will show "Front LED Flash" or "Front LED Off" selection. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to make the selection, and press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to confirm.

(6) System Info.: Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The display will show the current version of the firmware.

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(7) Firmware Update: Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The display will show the current firmware version number. If the firmware needs to be updated, the update fi le can be placed in an SD or USB device. After the SD or USB device is inserted in the unit, pressing the RIGHT arrow key (►) will start the firmware update from SD or USB. (Warning: This system update should be performed only after consulting with EZPnP technical staff.)

(8) Rip Mode: Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The sub-menu will show choices for: Speed Rip_6X or Play&Rip (1X). Use UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to make the selection and press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to confirm. This function allows you to select the desired ripping speed.

(9) Song Title: Press the RIGHT arrow to enter this mode. Use UP/DOWN arrow keys to make the selecton from the sub-menu for the desired song title file format. Choices are: "Artist-01Song"; "Album-01Song"; "Artist-Album-01Song". Press the RIGHT arrow to confirm the selection.

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(10) Repeat Playback: Press the RIGHT arrow to enter this mode. Use UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to make selection from the sub-menu options "Repeat Folder" or "Repeat All". Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to confirm.

(11) LCD Contrast: Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter the mode. Use UP/ DOWN arrow keys (▲▼)to adjustment the LCD brightness.

(12) Erase Disc (optional): Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The message "All Will Erase" will appear. To begin erasing the disc, press the RIGHT arrow key (►). The display will show the progress and completion status.

(13) Disc Burn Method (optional): Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. Use UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to choose either "Multi-Session" or "Single Session" from the sub-menu. Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to confirm. (NOTE: for single session, the disc can only be burned once and no additional files can be added after burning is completed.)

(14) Folder Name: Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The display will show the file names.

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(15) CD Label (optional): Press the RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The display will show the disc label written on the disc.

(16) Auto Tray-out: Press RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. Use UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to select "On" or "Off" from the sub-menu, and press RIGHT arrow key (►) to confirm. This feature selects whether the disc tray will be ejected automatically after burning.

(17) Show Backup Count (optional): Press RIGHT arrow key (►) to enter this mode. The display will show the total number of CD’s ripped and the total number of times the "Copy" was executed.

(18) Show Drive Info.: Press RIGHT arrow key (►)to enter this mode. The display will show the model number and firmware version of the disc drive installed.

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(19) Standby Timer: This function allows the user to adjust the amount of time allowed for entering keystrokes when changing settings in the SETUP mode. The machine’s default setting is 120 seconds. From the SETUP screen, press the UP arrow key (▲) to enter this mode. Use the UP/DOWN arrow keys (▲▼) to increase or decrease the timer in increments of one second.

5.7 Important Notice(1) Memory Card/External Storage Device:

Only the FAT 16/32 formatted (SD/USB) devices will be supported for read/write.Optical Discs: Only the CDROM (ISO) formatted discs will be supported. If the user inserts unsupported memory card/external storage device, or optical disc into the unit, the following error message will be displayed.

a. Memory card/external device format not supported.

If this message appears, the unit will return to normal system display after removal of the memory card/external storage device.

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b. Optical disc format not supported.

If this message appears, the unit will return to normal system display after ejection of the disc.

(2) In case you are converting an old CD or any CD with contaminated surface or scratches, if the resulting file has noise or pop sound during play back, please try the following remedies.

a. Please use cleaning fluid to clean up any surface dirt or contamination and air dry the disc before CD conversion.

b. If the noise is still present for cleaned disc, please change the speed of the Rip Mode in Setup Menu to "Play&RIP (1X)" (equivalent to real time) and re-try so the conversion can be done at a lower speed to reduce the probability of picking up noise.

c. If the disc has any sticker or stick-on labels, the disc may be spinning out of balance at the high speed, please remove the foreign objects on the disc and lower the rip speed to 1X before re-try.

d. If the disc drive is making unusual noise when doing the conversion at high speed such as SPEED RIP (6X), the disc drive noise could be caused by imbalanced disc or unbalanced disc mounting or uneven surface of the unit. Please resolve such possible causes and re-try.

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6. FCC & SafetyFCC Compliance Statement:This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

7. FCC WARNINGChanges or modifi cations not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.Safety Instructions:(1) Please read these safety instructions carefully.

(2) When using the product, always follow the operating instructions outlined in Section 5 of this manual.

(3) DO NOT install or operate the product in high temperature, humidity or a dusty environment.

(4) Hold CD discs by their edges. Do not touch the surface of the discs.DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE DAMAGED DISCS OR MEMORY CARDS.

(5) DO NOT touch or attempt to clean the lens in the CD tray.

(6) Please disconnect the equipment from your AC outlet before cleaning.DO NOT use liquid or sprayed detergent for cleaning. Use moist sheet or cloth to clean the exterior of the unit only.

(7) When plugging the product into a power outlet, make sure the socket is nearby and easily accessible to the product.

(8) Please keep this equipment away from areas of condensing humidity.

(9) Make sure the product is operated on a reliable surface. If the equipment is not on a reliable surface, it may drop and cause injury.

(10) Make sure the voltage of the power source is appropriate when connecting the equip ment to the power outlet.

(11) Place the power cord where people will not step or trip on it. DO NOT place objects on or over the power cord.

(12) DO NOT use if the power cord is damaged or frayed.

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(13) Please observe all Cautions and Warnings found on the product.

(14) If the product is not in use for several days, disconnect it from the power outlets to.

(15) Never pour any liquids into the openings; this could cause fire or electrical shock.

(16) Never open the product. For safety reasons, the unit should only be opened by qualified service personnel. To find information on authorized service centers, please contact your EZPnP representative (contact information is listed in the Technical Support section of this manual).

(17) If one of the following situations arises, have the product checked by a qualified service person:(a) The power cord or plug is damaged.(b) Liquid has penetrated into the equipment.(c) The equipment has been exposed to moisture.(d) The equipment has malfunctioned or you can not get it to work

according to the user’s manual.(e) The equipment was dropped and damaged.(f) If the equipment has obvious signs of damage.

(18) DO NOT store the product in environments where the temperature can reach above 60ºC (140ºF) or below 0ºC (32ºF); this may damage the product.

(19) Use ONLY the approved power adapter supplied with the product. Use of unapproved power adapters will void the product warranty.

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8. CautionPerforming unauthorized modifi cations and adjustments to the unit, or using this product in a manner other than specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

9. DANGER!Invisible laser radiation may be present when opened. Avoid direct exposure to the beam. This device complies with FDA radiation performance standards, 21CFR, subchapter J.

10. WARNING!Do NOT attempt to disassemble the device as there are no user serviceable parts. Please contact EZPnP to arrange for product repair. If you attempt to disassemble the device, the warranty will be void and EZPnP will not be responsible for any product damage or repair.

11. Limited Product WarrantyEZPnP offers the ORIGINAL PURCHASER a one-year warranty covering material and workmanship on this product under normal usage conditions. Upon confirmation by our technical service staff, product failure--excluding any misuse or handling damage, will be repaired or replaced at our discretion.

12. Product Application ScopeLawful Use of Products: This product is intended to be used solely for lawful purposes and should not be used to copy or duplicate any data, information or other media that is protected by copyrights, patents, or other proprietary rights without the express consent of the owner of those rights. Purchasers and users of this product agree to indemnify and hold EZPnP harmless from and against any claims of infringement of any proprietary rights of others from use of this product.

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13. DisclaimerThe operating speed and performance stated in the product literature are for comparison with similar products only. The actual speed or time may vary depending on the type and quality of media. We do not offer any warranty that the speed or performance will be identical in a similar ripping cycle. Due to continuous product improvement efforts, product performance and specifi cations are subject to change without notice. The manufacturer and sellers of this device are not responsible for any data lost from the memory card or DIGITAL MUSIC device.

14. Acknowledgment & TrademarkAll contents are subject to change at any time without notice. No responsibility is assumed for its use; nor for infringements of copyrights, patents or other rights of third parties, and no patent or license is implied hereby.NOTE: EZPnP and EZDigiPod are trademarks of EZPnP Technologies Corp. All other trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective owners.We hereby acknowledge that the firmware of DP330 incorporates a portion of the software libraries made available by Xiph.org Foundation according to its license policy.

15. Digital Music LicensingSupply of this product does not convey a license nor imply any right to distribute content created with this product in revenue-generating broadcast systems (terrestrial, satellite, cable and/or other distribution channels), streaming applications (via Internet, intranets and/or other networks), other content distribution systems (pay-audio or audio-on-demand applications and the like) or on physical media (compact discs, digital versatile discs, semiconductor chips, hard drives, memory cards and the like). An independent license for such use is required.

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