HiFiMAN HM601 Manuel utilisateur

603

Owner

' s

Manual

Thank

you

for

your

purchase

the

HiFiMAN

HM-

602

603

Digital

Audio

Player

HiFiMAN

' s very

first

product

(HM 801 )

was

a HiFi

portable

music

player

our

engineers

and

designers

have

worked

long

and hard

our

newest

model

, the

HM602

603. It

is the

first

portable

player

that

uses

the non-

oversampling

DAC

the

Philips

TDA

1543

for

excellent

sound

quality

make

the

HM-

602

603

portable

possible

does

not

include

removable

amplifier

modular

design

however

, the

headphone

amp

circuitry

very

similar

HM-801 ' s

standard

module.

drive

both high

impedance

and

low

impedance

headphones

, HM-

602

contains a

new

High

Low

Gain

switch

which

designed

to be able to

drive

both high

efficiency

IEMs

and

most

full size

headphones

the need

for

two

different

amps

longer

necessary.

addition

, the HM

602

, like

its

predecessor

. the HM 801 , can

also

work

as an

external

USB

DAC

and

amplifer

for

your

components

with USB

output

, such

home

computers

and

laptops

A 32 GB SDHC Class 4 Card Socket(

Card notinclu_d_e

'-----

8 1/8" Line OutPort

Headphone Out Port

0 LINEOut Port

E Volume Control

----

F DATAExchange forComputerMusicvia Dragand Drop Process

G USB

DAC

that allowyou to use the internal DACand bypass

the

o7l

another musicsource

- -

---

5V1ACharg~r§

C?E

ket

------

1 2" User Interface Screen (measureddiagonai:Liy)

'--------

PowerSwitch

K Hold Button

l DAP/USB DAC

M Reset Button

ManualController

0/A

Chip: TDA1543

----------------------

LPF

Op-amp: OP275, OPA2604

----------------------

Headphone

Amplifier

Op-amp:

OPA21

----------------------

FreqencyResponse:

20-20K

-----------------------

Distortion:

0.09%

----------------------

5/N: 92dB

Stereoaosstalk:

H•dphone

Amplifier

Output

level:

74dB (Lineout)

1.1v

320 ;2.2v at

1500

MaxOutput: 30mwat 32 Ohm; 26

Size:

(~WX4.

CIS'

(

l<lmWH

Of~

5mVD

Weight 70z (

200g

)

--~~~--------------

board

internal Flash

memory:

HM-602:8GB HM-603:16GB

Batterytime: 9

"'1

0 H

~~~~--------------

VO:

Bit

Headphone

Output, Li

Output,

USB

Data

Exchange

USB

DAC

Input,

Card

Slot

(

32GB

)

Format

100%

support:

MP3

, WAV,

FLAC

OGG

Partial

support:

APE,

AAC

WMV

Bit

24/96

FLAC

A·4

Control

Panel

Button

assignments

I •

I • I

1 ,

> 1 I

Main

page

Back

main

.,..

Select

upper

option

Select

lower

option

playing

page

Back

last

.,..

Select

playing

song

favorite

Play

song

Play

song

Play

Pause

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Push "Power" key to the right for

3 sec. After releasing Power key

for another 2 to 3 sec, the player

will power

up.

~--

................

__ to compu

ter

USB

The player will automatically turn

after connecting USB cable to

DATA

exchange port at the bottom of the

player. The computer will automatically

detect the player

a USB drive. Load

music files

the USB drive via drag

and drop method.

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Main Menu, select "Setting

then

to "Language" menu to

make your selection.

Main Menu, select "

card

"Flash On Boa

"Album" or

"Artists" to find the music that you

wish to

play.

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Playing Menu, "Center Manual Key"

Pause or Play, "Up" and "Down"

buttons function as Previous and Next.

Pushing "

" or "Down" buttons for

longer than 2 seconds makes the

buttons now function as Fast Forward

and Fast Rewind.

chng

Mus

Push central manual key

for

three

sec, the

player

will

automatically

through

music

files

alphabetical

order

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I I

111

---

.............

to computer USB

Switch DAP-USB switch to right.

2. Computer will automatically

detect

HM-602

playet

after

connecting HM-602 to computer

from USB DAC port.

3. USB DAC logo is shown

screen.

4. "USB DAC" or "USB pnp Sound

Device" will

found

computer

system control panel.

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After changing

card or adding

new music (including internally

internal Flash Ram), please select

"Update Media File" to refresh

media database.

' .

enable "Flash

Board"

the Main Menu page.

"Setting"

"Main Menu Set",

select "Flash On Board" and

change its status to "On" to have it

show on Main Menu Page.

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Turn

f EQ setting

and

User

EQ.

Set the EQ

set

ting as

Normal" .

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,.,

the player does not play any

music, it will be automatically

turned off in a pre-determined

number of minutes. Auto power-

off time amount was set as 3

minutes for default. Options

allow up until

minutes.

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You

have the option to leave it

on up until 60 seconds.

recommend setting the LCD

timer

either 1

0 to 20 seconds

to save battery power.

The player's LCD might be frozen when playing with

some unsupported music files.

You

can find the reset hole

the bottom

the player. Use a needle to push the hole

to reset the player.

Owner's

Manual

Thank

you

for

your

purchase

the HiFiMAN HM-

601

Digital

Audio

Player

. HiFiMAN' s very

first

product

(HM-801 ) was a HiFi

portable

music

player

our

engineers

and desi

gners

have worked long

and hard on

our

newest model

the

HM-

601

the

first

portable

player

that

uses

the non-

oversampling

DAC

the

Philips

TDA

1543

for

excellent

sound

quality

make the HM-

601

portable

possible

does

not

include

a removable

amplifier

modular

design

however

, the headphone

amp

circuitry

very

simila

HM-801 ' s standard

module

drive

both high impedance and

low

impedance

head

phones

, the HM-601

contains

new

High/

Low

Gain switch which we designed

able

drive

both high

efficiency

IEMs and

most

full size

headphones

, so the need

for

two

different

amps

longer

necessary

. In

addition

, the HM-

601 , like its

predecessor

, the HM-801 , can

also

work

external USB DAC and ampli

fier

for

your

components

with

USB

output

, such as

home

computers

and laptops.

A 32 GBSDHC Class 4 Card Socket

(SO

Card not included)

B 1/8"Line Out Port

C Headphone Out Port

0 LINE Out Port

E Volume Control

DATA

ExchangeforComputerMusic via Drag and Drop Process

G 5V 1AChargerSocket

H 2" UserInterfaceScreen (measured diagonally)

1 PowerSwitch

J Hold Button

K DAPMUTE

L ResetButton

M Manual Controller

D/AChip:

Freqency Response:

Distortion:

SIN:

Stereocrosstalk:

HeadphoneAmplifier

Outputlevel:

MaxOutput:

Size:

Weight:

Onboard internal Flash memory:

Batterytime:

110

Bit

TDA1543

20-20KHz

0.09%

92dB

74dB (Lineout)

1.1vat

320

;2.2v at1500

30mwat 32 Ohm

24''(mrovW

(1)'

(10lmYH

(21.

5mVD

70z (200g)

4GB/8GB

Headphone

Output, Line Output,

USB

Data

Exchange,

USB

DAC

Input,

Card

Slot(up

32GB)

100%

support:

MP3, WAV,

FLAC,

OGG

Partial

support:

APE

AAC,

WMV

Bit

24/96

FLAG

B-4.1

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.,.

o Pane

Button

ss gnrneo s

In Main Menu page

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Back to main menu

...,.

Select

upper

option

Select

lower

option

In playing

page

<1111

Back

last

...,.

Select

playing

song

favorite

Play

song

Play

song

Play/Pause

4.2

Powe 0

HifiMRN

B-4.3

Push "Power" key to the right for

3 sec. After releasing Power key

for another 2 to 3 sec, the player

will power

---

.........

___

computer

USB

The player will automatically turn on

after connecting USB cable to

DATA

exchange port at the bottom

the

player. The computer will automatically

detect the player as a USB drive. Load

music files to the USB drive via drag

and drop method.

B-4.4

ongunge setting.

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Main Menu, select "Setting",

then go to "Language" menu

make your selection.

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Main Menu, select "

card"

"Flash On Board

"Album"

"Artists" to find the music that you

wish to play.

·-

...

....

. ' In Playing Menu, "Center Manual Key"

is Pause

Play, "Up" and "Down"

buttons function as Previous and Next.

Pushing "Up" or "Down" buttons for

longer than 2 seconds makes the

buttons now function as Fast Forward

and Fast Rewind.

B-4.6

FastS

orch•ng Mlis

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Push central manual key for

three

sec

, the

player

will

automatically

through

music

files

alphabetical

order.

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