Haier HHH1A-2G User manual

Brand: Haier

Model: HHH1A-2G

Category: MP3/MP4 players

Type: User manual

This manual is also suitable for

Trainer HHH1A-2G

Haier America Trading LLC

USER MANUAL

Trainer

HHH1A-2G

PREFACE

Congratulations on purchasing the Haier HHH1A-2G Trainer.

The unique, easy-to-program features of your new Trainer will help enhance your next

workout experience.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Please read all safety information prior to using the Trainer. Failure to do so may

result in unnecessary injury.

Safety Precaution

1. Please read all the information in this manual or any other literature included in the

box before using the device. Please keep this manual for future reference.

2. Do not self-treat regarding the measurements of this device. Contact your physician

or healthcare provider before beginning a weight loss or exercise program.

3. Consult your physician before using this device when pregnant.

4. Operate the device only as intended. Do not use for any other purpose.

5. Do not place heavy objects on the device and keep the device away from humid, dusty

and smoky environments.

6. Do not use water, chemicals or detergent to clean the device.

Clean the surface with a soft cloth.

7. Do not use excessive force on the buttons.

8. Keep out of extreme heat or cold. The device is only operable between 32 F and

104 F.

IMPORTANT

THIS PRODUCT IS FOR SPORT PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT MEANT

TO REPLACE ANY MEDICAL ADVICE.

WARNING:

The signals used by this monitor may interfere with a pacemaker or other

implanted devices.

Consult the manufacturer of the implant device and your physician before

using this monitor.

10. Keep the device away from strong magnetic fields.

11. Do not disassemble or modify the device yourself.

12. Use only Haier authorized parts and accessories.

Parts and accessories not approved for use with the device may damage the unit.

13. When you upload or download files using a USB cable, do not disconnect the USB

cable during data transfer or turn the device off.

14. Data can be damaged because of physical impact, lightning and power failure.

9. To avoid damage, make sure you do not drop, smash, bend or abuse the device.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE ............................................................................................................................. 2

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION........................................................................ 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................... 4

UNDERSTANDING YOUR HHH1A-2G TRAINER......................................................7

Product Highlights.................................................................................................... 7

Keys Functions.......................................................................................................... 7

Player and Accessories ............................................................................................. 8

GETTING STARTED.........................................................................................................9

Turning the Power On.............................................................................................. 9

Turning the Power Off ........................................................................................... 10

Key Lock.................................................................................................................. 10

USING THE KEYS..............................................................................................................11

NAVIGATING THROUGH THE MODES...................................................................... 12

MUSIC MODE.................................................................................................................... 13

Song Screen ............................................................................................................. 13

Listening to Music .......................................................

........................................... 13

Setting Up Music Play Sequence, Repeat option and Equalizer........................ 15

Music Play Sequence .................................................................................. 15

Repeat Option ............................................................................................. 16

Equalizer...................................................................................................... 16

WORKOUT MODE ........................................................................................................... 17

Wearing your Devic

e .............................................................................................. 17

Start the Counter.................................................................................................... 17

Counter Screens ...................................................................................................... 18

Stopwatch................................................................................................................. 19

Review the Saved Information .............................................................................. 20

Select Workout Program........................................................................................ 21

HEART BEAT MODE .......................................................................................

................ 22

Heart Beat Screens ................................................................................................. 22

Taking your Heart Beat Rate................................................................................. 22

Review the Saved Heart Beat Measurements.....................................................24

FM RADIO MODE ............................................................................................................ 25

Radio Screen............................................................................................................ 25

Listening to FM Radio ........................................................................................... 25

FM Radio Setup ...................................................................................................... 26

FM Radio Station Scan .......................................................................................... 26

Auto Scan..................................................................................................... 26

Manual Scan........................................................................................

........ 26

Status........................................................................................................................ 27

Add Preset ............................................................................................................... 27

Delete Preset............................................................................................................27

SETTINGS MODE............................................................................................................. 28

Profile Editing ......................................................................................................... 28

Calibration............................................................................................................... 29

Language.................................................................................................................. 30

Display ..................................................................................................................... 30

Auto Power Off ....................................................................................................... 30

Time & Date ............................................................................................................ 30

Units ......................................................................................................................... 31

System In

fo.............................................................................................................. 31

Reset all.................................................................................................................... 31

CONNECTION TO COMPUTE ...................................................................................... 32

Minimum System Requirement ............................................................................ 32

Connect the Device to PC ...................................................................................... 32

PC Software - HeartPal .........................................................................................33

Start HeartPal ............................................................................................34

My Home ..................................................................................................... 35

My Runs....................................................................................................... 36

My Goal ....................................................................................................... 37

My Music ..................................................................................................... 39

My Commun

ity ........................................................................................... 39

My Profile.................................................................................................... 41

My Support ................................................................................................. 42

Logout .......................................................................................................... 42

Exit the Software ........................................................................................ 42

Format Content (Run Data) of Device.....................................................42

Load Songs from PC to the Device ....................................................................... 43

Drag and Drop ............................................................................................ 43

DRM Type Transfer ...................................................................................43

Disconnect the device from PC.............................................................................. 45

BATTERY POWER INDICATION AND LOW BATTERY WARNING..................... 46

Charging your Player ............................................................................................. 46

TROUBLE SHOOTING.................................................................................................... 47

RESET PLAYER ................................................................................................................ 49

LIABILITY EXEMPTION STATEMENT ..................................................................... 49

TRADEMARKS ................................................................................................................. 49

REGULATORY INFORMATION.................................................................................... 50

For customers in USA or Canada ......................................................................... 50

For customers in Europe........................................................................................ 50

DISPOSAL OF YOUR OLD PRODUCT......................................................................... 51

SPECIFICATION............................................................................................................... 52

RHAPSODY INFORMATION.........................................................................................53

TRAINER WARRANTY INFORMATION...................................................................55

UNDERSTANDING YOUR HHH1A-2G TRAINER

Product Highlights

Pedometer

Heart Beat Monitor

Stopwatch

Music Player

Rhapsody Supported

FM Radio

ID3 Tag Supported

DRM 10 Supported

Music Library

Mass Storage Device

USB 2.0 High Speed

Keys Functions

USB 2.0

IR Hear Beat Sensor

Play Pause Enter

Display

Option

Clip

Earphone Jack

Previous Song Decrease

Power On Off/ Lock

Mode Back Page/ Volume up Browse up/

Volume down Browse down/

Next Song Increase/

Player and Accessories

HHH1A-2G

User Manual

(contains HeartPal PC software)

Earphones

USB cable

(for PC connection

and battery charging)

Haier America Trading LLC.

USER MANUAL

Trainer

HHH1A-2G

GETTING START

Turning the Power On

1. To turn the device on, slide the power key from its’ locked state to the left and hold it

in this position for three seconds.

Slide and hold for three second to power ON

Building Music Library...

35%

Age 25

165

Weight (pounds)

Profile Editing

Press to save

2. Your device will perform the following actions every time it is turned on.

2.2 Load your music library

2.1 Haier message will appear.

Note:

If this is the first time you have turned your device on, a screen will appear

prompting you to edit your profile by inputting your personal data. Please refer

to “Profile Editing” in the “Workout Options” section for more details).

2.3 Show your Weekly Workout Summary (from Saturday to Sunday)

Weekly Summery

15/06/08 21/06/08

Distance: 5mi

Calories: 2.36kcal

Trainer

Turning the Power Off

To turn the device off, slide the power key from the locked position to the left and hold

until a screen saying “Bye” appears.

Note:

Your device will automatically turn off if it is not used within your preset time period

(default is three minutes). Please refer to the “Auto Power Off” in the “Setting” section

for more details.

Key Lock

To avoid unwanted key pressed, slide the Power key to the right to lock the device.

To unlock the device, slide the Power key to the left and release.

Bye

Slide and hold for three

second to power OFF

Slide the key to LOCK

Slide the key to UNLOCK

Music

Press to start

2.4 Bring up the music screen.

Shutting Down

USING THE KEYS

Mode / Back Page Key

Press the key to:

1. Switch between five modes on your device: Music, Workout, Heart Beat, Radio and

Setting mode.

2. Go back to the previous screen.

M (Option) Key

Press the key to:

1. Step through distance, steps, speed, and clock screen in the Workout mode.

2. See the option list in the Workout mode / Heartbeat mode.

+/- or Up/Down Key

Press the or key to:

1. Increase or decrease volume.

2. Browse up or down list.

Play/ Pause/ Confirm Key

Press the key to:

1. Play or pause music, and radio broadcast.

2. Start step counting, start heart beat measurement.

3. Enter/Confirm selected modes and options.

Note:

If no operation is chosen within 15 seconds of a particular mode, the screen will return

to the music mode or return to the pedometer mode if the step counter started.

mode Heart Beat mode Radio mode Setting Music mode.

NAVIGATING THROUGH THE MODES

Press the key to start scrolling through different mode selections.

Advance to the next mode selection by pressing the key.

The mode selections will be shown in the following sequence: Music mode Workout

Press the key to select the desired mode.

Radio

01 11

87.9MHz

CH 01

Workout

Press to start

Setting

Press to start

HeartBeat

Press to start

Heartbeat

Sensor

Music

Press to start

MUSIC MODE

Song Screen

Listening to Music

Once within the Music mode, you may select the music play sequence, repeat option and

equalizer effect (describe in the next section).

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Song Name

Artist Name

Lock

Play

Status

Time

Line

Playing

Time

Shuffle

Battery Status

Song

No.

Song Name

Artist Name

Shuffle ON

Repeat one time

Repeat all

Repeat Shuffle

Note:

Play all

Artists

Albums

Songs

Now Playing

Repeat

Music

Press to start

Press the key to play the selected song.

Press the or key to increase or decrease the volume.

The volume ranges from 1 to 10.

Press the key to play the next song, press the key to play the previous song.

Press the key to pause music; press again to resume music playback.

Press the key to go back to the Music mode screen. Music will not stop until you

pause the current playing song under music playback screen.

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