Introducing jetshell – JetAudio iAudio T2 User Manual

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Player Section

Double click an MP3, MP2, WAV, WMA, ASF, Audio CD track, or Playlist (m3u) file in the "File Man-

agement Window", or drag and drop files on the "Player Window" shown above. You can also select

multiple files and then press the Play button. On the black screen in the middle, various information of

current file is displayed, and two types of spectrum screens appear.

You can start and stop playing the file with the buttons at the right, and adjust the volume with the +

and - buttons. To skip instantly to a specific position of the track being played, click on the position
bar.

File Management Section

The File Management Section of JetShell looks just like Windows Explorer. The left window shows

folders, disks, and CD-ROM drives in a tree structure, and the right window shows the files in current

folder.

Introducing JetShell

Introducing JetShell

Flash Memory Management Section

The bottom part of JetShell consists of "Flash Memory Management Window" and "Download List

Window". When iAUDIO is working normally, the red lamp is turned on with the message "iAUDIO is

working" as shown in the figure. The files in iAUDIO displayed in the middle window. The "Memory

used" bar shown at the bottom right indicates the used memory size of the total flash memory of

iAUDIO. If this bar is almost full, it means that there is almost no free space available in iAUDIO.

Button

Function

Explanation

Up

Move to the upper folder.

Properties

Display the properties of the selected file.

Refresh

Refresh the contents of flash memory.

Delete

Delete the selected file or folder.

New folder

Create a new folder.

Cut

Cut the selected file or folder.

Copy

Copy the selected file or folder.

Paste

Paste the cut or copied file.

Transfer to Flash Memory

Transfer the selected files or folder from PC to iAUDIO.

Transfer to PC

Transfer the selected files or folder from iAUDIO to PC.

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