Iluv i182 - Manual (Page 26)

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Starting iLuv i182 Manager
i182 Manager is a utility program that can easily manage overall setting options of i182 such as
selecting the recording quality and recording time.
* When you want to play a file recorded by iLuv i182 on iPod, you must register the recorded
file to iTunes via i182 Manager.
* Do not disconnect iPod/Device from your PC if changing setting options.
Starting/Finishing i182 Manager
i182 Manager auto-runs when you turn your PC on and its icon always appears on the task bar.
If the icon does not appear on the task bar, you can run the program by selecting [Start]-[All
Programs]-[iLuv]-[i182 Manager] in that order. When you click i182 Manager icon on the task
bar, a pop-up where you can control i182 Manager appears (as shown below).
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Canceling Recorded File(s) Register: Canceling the registration of recorded files to
iTunes in the middle of process.
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Starting Recorded File(s) Register: Start the register of recorded files to iTunes.
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Changing i182 Setting Option: IRec setup dialogue box where you can manage recorded
files and change recording setting option appears.
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Select iPod: This option is to choose the iPod you want to use, if you have more than one
iPod connected to the PC.
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Exit i182 Manager: Finish i182 Manager.
Checking i182 Manager Icon
When you connect iPod to your PC, i182 Manager shown on the task bar may be changed
according to if there is a new recorded file or not.
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Means that there is no new recorded file on iPod or the register of a new
recorded file finishes. IRec setup dialog box where you can change iLuv
i182 setting options appears when you select the [Open i182 setup...] from
the pop-up menu shown upon clicking the icon.
In the Middle
of Register
New recorded files are being registered to iTunes. At this time when you
place your mouse on the icon, you can see the percentage completed.
Never exit iTunes or Disconnect the power to iLuv i182 when registering a
recorded file. You cannot register recorded files if you connect another
external storage device to your PC other than iPod.