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[. . . ] Audio Smartphone DP-CMX1 Instruction Manual 　Read this first 2 　Playing Music 56 　Telephone function 124 　Using the camera 139 　Settings 153 　Others 161 Read this first Names of the parts Recharging 9 3 Insert the SIM card 11 Initial settings APN settings 14 28 33 45 Screen composition Customizing the home screen Entering text 55 2 Names of the parts 1. Brightness sensor This detects the ambient brightness when using the feature that automatically adjusts the brightness of the screen. Front camera Use to take photographs of subjects in front 3 of the phone. Call lamp Blinks blue when there was an unanswered call or mail was received. [. . . ] 0 Tracks are not deleted from the unit even if you delete them from a play list. 99 Equalizer settings You can adjust the sound quality how you like by setting the equalizer. ∫ Switching to the equalizer screen Tap the equalizer screen icon in the play screen to move to the equalizer screen. 100 ∫ Selecting preset equalizers 1 Tap "Preset EQ" in the equalizer screen. 2 Tap the equalizer you want to set. Flat/11Band/Dance/Jazz/Pop/Rock/Vocal 101 3 Tap the icon at the top left of the screen to return to the play screen. 0 Tap the icon to turn the equalizer on or off. Equalizer on Equalizer off 102 ∫ Selecting equalizers created by famous musicians 1 Tap "Featured EQ" in the equalizer screen. 103 2 Tap the equalizer of the musician that interests you. 0 Tap the icon to turn the equalizer on or off. Equalizer on Equalizer off 0 Click the icon of the musician to view the profile of the musician. ∫ Modifying the equalizer You can make your own original equalizer settings by modifying the equalizer curves. You can give the equalizer you modified a name and save it. 1 Turn the equalizer on or select any equalizer. 104 2 Drag the points on the equalizer curve side to side to change the frequency and up or down to change the boost. 105 0 You can add a point by tapping on the curve where there isn't a point. 0 You can move all equalizer points up or down by dragging from a point off the equalizer curve. 3 Tap the save icon at the top right of the screen, enter a name, and tap "SAVE". To delete a saved equalizer Tap the icon of the equalizer you want to delete from "Preset EQ" and tap "Delete". 106 Slide menu Tap the icon at the top right of the Music screen to display the slide menu which allows you to make settings for the Music app. 107 ∫ Sound setting DSP function Use to turn on or off the equalizer and other items in the slide menu at once ("Upsampling Mode" and "Real-time DSD Conversion"). Lock Range Adjust You can improve sound quality by adjusting the lock range of the audio input signal's jitter (modulation). The lock range can be adjusted from the more precise Narrow up to Wide in seven steps. 0 If you change the lock range and the sound is interrupted, adjust to the Normal or Wide ends. Digital filter By modifying the filter characteristics of the built-in digital converter you can modify the audio sound quality for output to headphones. SHARP/SLOW/SHORT Upsampling Mode You can upsample the sampling frequency of tracks to suit the specifications of the unit or a 108 device connected via USB. (The initial setting is a maximum of 192 kHz. ) Off/On Upsampling upper limit Set the limit for upsampling. 96 kHz/192 kHz/384 kHz (USB audio only) ∫ External device Select playback device A list of output destinations is displayed, including headphones, Bluetooth enabled device, and USB devices. Select from the list to change the audio output destination. 0 Tap "SEARCH FOR USB DEVICES" to search for USB devices connected to this unit. 109 ∫ Settings Settings HD Library Sync Auto sync Automatically synchronize music files you have copied to this unit from a computer or music files on a micro SD card with the files in the library. Music Folders You can select a folder to synchronize with the library. Sync Now Manually synchronize music files you have copied to this unit from a computer or music files on a micro SD card with the files in the library. SYNC ALL: Select to synchronize all transferred tracks. SYNC ADDED SONGS: Select to synchronize only tracks that have been added. 110 FAQ Display a list of frequently asked questions and their answers. Playback Crossfade At the point where one song ends and another begins, you can fade out the song ending and fade into the song beginning. DSD # PCM Gain setting You can set the volume level when converting DSD format music files to PCM. 0 db/-3 db Always keep screen on Turns the function that keeps the light on all the time on or off. Output Audio Route A list of output destinations is displayed, including headphones, Bluetooth enabled device, and USB devices. Select from the list to change the audio output destination. 111 0 Tap "SEARCH FOR USB DEVICES" to search for USB devices connected to this unit. [. . . ] Specifications and features are subject to change without notice. 163 Supported playback formats 0 MP3/AAC (up to 48 kHz)*1 0 DSD/DSF/DSDIFF (2. 8 MHz/3 MHz/5. 6 MHz/ 6 MHz/11. 2 MHz PCM conversion/DoP output)*2 0 FLAC/ALAC/WAV/AIFF/MQA (up to 384 kHz), OggVorbis (up to 192 kHz) *1 Files that are protected by DRM cannot be played. *2 Converted to PCM for playback on the main device. 164 Continuous play time Times shown are a guide. 0 FLAC 24 bit 96 kHz* In standby mode during unbalanced connection: 26 hours * With the screen off, playing with Music, and using a 4-contact ø3. 5 mm headphone connection Number of music files recordable This is a guide to the number of music files you can record to the internal memory of this unit. 0 Internal memory Approximately 21, 400 tracks (available space: approximately 107 GB, MP3 format: when 5 MB) Approximately 535 tracks (available space: approximately 107 GB, FLAC lossless 24 bit/ 192 kHz: when 200 MB) 165 Cautions for use ∫ This unit 0 The 2. 5 mm diameter headphone jack of this unit is compatible with 4-conductor plugs and the 3. 5 mm diameter headphone jack is compatible with 4-conductor plugs supporting microphone input, but there is no guarantee of operation for any headphone connected. 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