Humanware Victor Reader Classic 3.1 Manual de usuario

Victor Reader Classic 3.1

by HumanWare

Getting Started session with Victor Reader Classic

Welcome to Victor Reader Classic, your new digital talking book player. Simple and friendly,

Victor Reader Classic is ideal to listen to your favorite best-sellers, novels, and magazines

recorded on CD-ROM. Compact, portable and sturdy, Victor Reader Classic goes anywhere with

you, with it’s optional rechargeable batteries and built-in carrying handle.

The first time you use Victor Reader you should connect the unit to a power outlet even if it’s

equipped with the rechargeable batteries. The batteries may have lost power during shipping

even though they were charged before leaving the factory. For safety reasons, the battery

compartment is sealed. Only HumanWare or an authorized service center should replace

batteries.

To connect to a power outlet, plug one end of the provided AC/DC power cord in the power jack,

which is the uppermost jack of the four jacks located on the right side of the unit and the other

end in an electrical outlet. Please note that you can use Victor Reader while charging the

batteries.

The box you just opened contains the following items: A Victor Reader Classic, a power cord

located under a cardboard separator, a plastic bag containing documentation and the CD you are

currently listening to, containing a Getting Started session followed by the User’s Guide.

This introductory session will give step-by-step instructions and the basic information needed in

order to use Victor Reader correctly. First you will hear a physical description of the unit. Then

we will introduce Victor Reader easy-to-use features.

This introduction is not a complete training session but the User’s Guide provided on this CD

will help you with specific information about Victor Reader’s operation, as you need it.

Before we begin, note that you can interrupt this session at any time by simply pressing the

Play/Stop key, which is located at the bottom center of the face, between the Rewind and Fast-

Forward keys. When you are ready to continue the session, simply press the Play/Stop key

again.

We are now ready to start the session.

First, a physical description of Victor Reader Classic. Have the unit positioned in front of you so

that you can explore it.

A large carrying handle, for easy transport, is located on the left side. A built-in speaker is

located on the upper left corner of the face.

On the top center of the face, are three pairs of up and down keys. From left to right, these are

the Tone, Volume and Speed controls.

Beneath the Tone, Volume and Speed controls, roughly in the center of the unit, you will find the

Navigation keys — pointing UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT. These allow you to move from

page to page, from chapter to chapter or from section to section.

To the left of the four Navigation keys, about midway down the unit, are two more keys. The

upper one is the Information key and the lower one is the Bookmark key. The Information key

tells your current position in the book and general information on the book. The Bookmark key

inserts bookmarks to save important pages or paragraphs for future reference.

Beneath the four Navigation keys you will find, from left to right, the Rewind, Play/Stop and

Fast Forward keys.

To the right of these, and slightly up, you will find two more keys. The upper one, which curves

in slightly, is the Power key and beneath it is the Eject key, used to eject CDs from the drive slot.

Note that the CD will not fall when being ejected.

On the right side of the unit, from back to front, you will find the power input jack (identified

with 3 embossed lines) used to connect to an electrical outlet, a line out jack (identified with 2

embossedlines) used to connect to a sound system, a remote jack (identified with a single

embossed line) also called foot switch jack to connect to a pedal control (optional) for hands-free

Play/Stop, Rewind function and, finally near the front is the earphones jack that can also be used

for an external speaker.

On the front side of the unit you will find the CD-ROM slot drive.

This completes the physical description. Now let's see how easy it is to use the features.

To insert and play a new book

Turn On Victor Reader by pressing and holding the power key, which is located above the eject

key on the face of the unit. You will hear a beep and a Welcome message.

Insert your CD in the slot, which is located on the front side of the unit. Gently push the CD

forward. The drive mechanism will take over and finish inserting the CD. After a few seconds,

Victor Reader will announce the title and start playing the book.

NOTE: If you accidentally insert a CD upside down, it will be ejected within 15 seconds without

damage.

You can adjust the Tone, Volume, and Speed by pressing the keys up or down. The Tone,

Volume, and Speed control keys are located on the top center of the face.

To move back or forward at high speed in the book, press and hold the Rewind or Fast-Forward

key until you reach the desired spot, then release. The normal play speed will be resumed.

To pause a reading session

To pause a reading session, simply press the Play/Stop key. To resume reading where you left

off, press the Play/Stop key again. Note that if your unit is not connected to a power outlet, and if

it stays in pause mode for more than 30 minutes, it will shut Off automatically to save battery

life.

To end a reading session

To end a reading session, simply turn the unit Off by pressing and holding the power key. Victor

Reader will remember where you left off in the book for your next reading session.

To start a new reading session

To start a new reading session in the same book, turn On your Victor Reader by pressing and

holding the power key. After a few seconds, you will hear the title of the book, a beep and

reading will start where you left off in your last reading session.

To eject a CD

To eject a CD simply press the Ejectkey. Victor Reader will announce Eject and after a few

seconds the motorized mechanism will gently slide the CD out of the drive.

And that's it! Now you know more about how to use Victor Reader. To learn about all the

features in detail, please refer to the following User’s Guide. This will enable you to use the

talking book player to its full potential. For example, you will learn how to skip from page to

page or from chapter to chapter and so on.

We have come to the end of the Getting Started session. HumanWare wishes you many

enjoyable hours of reading, as you get to know Victor Reader better. The User’s Guide will start

in a few seconds.

User’s Guide

About Victor Reader Classic

HumanWare is proud to introduce Victor Reader Classic, the simple and friendly digital

talking book player.

Victor Reader Classic was designed for leisure reading like best-sellers, novels, magazines, etc.

It allows you to easily navigate within the structure and quickly go to desired information.

With its simple to use functions, you can consult the table of contents, go to a section, or return

to a bookmark.

We wish you many pleasant hours discovering all the facets of our digital talking book player!

Acknowledgements

HumanWare wishes to thank the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) Library for

recording Victor Reader Classic Getting Started and User's Guide.

According to copyright law, the manual may not be copied in whole or in part, without written

consent from HumanWare.

Table of Contents

1. Overview of Victor Reader Classic.

1.1 Unpacking the Unit

1.2 Physical Description of Victor Reader

1.2.1 The Face of the Unit

1.2.2 The Left Side of the Unit

1.2.3 The Right Side of the Unit

1.2.4 The Front Side of the Unit

1.3 The Limited Interface.

1.4 Powering On Victor Reader

1.5 Batteries

1.6 Inserting or ejecting a CD

2. Basic Functions

2.1 Control Functions

2.2 Play/Stop

2.3 Rewind and Fast Forward

2.4 Key Describer Mode

3. Navigation Functions

3.1 Navigation Keys

3.2 Bookshelf

3.3 Time Jump Navigation Mode

3.4 Ten page Jumps

3.5 Skippable Elements

4. ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

4.1 Info Key

4.1.1 Available Information items

4.2 Sleep Mode

4.3 Bookmarks

4.3.1 Inserting bookmarks

4.3.2 Going to a bookmark

4.3.3 Deleting bookmarks

4.4 Undo / Redo functions

5. Listening to a Music or MP3 CD

5.1 Functions

6. Troubleshooting

6.1 Book Navigation

6.2 Batteries and Charging

6.3 CD’s

6.4 General

7. Technical Specifications

1. Overview of Victor Reader Classic

1.1 Unpacking the Unit

Victor Reader Classic’s package contains:

A Victor Reader Classic, the digital talking book player, a power cord, and a plastic bag

containing the documentation, and User’s Guide & Getting Started session CD. You can print the

User’s Guide & Getting Started session if required.

Please ensure that you have received all the items and that none have been damaged in shipping.

Please note that before using Victor Reader for the first time, you need to connect the unit to a

power outlet. The batteries may have lost power during shipping. If the batteries are completely

discharged, it will take 11 hours to be fully charged. Please note that you can use your Victor

Reader while charging the batteries. For safety reasons, the battery compartment is sealed. Only

HumanWare or an authorized service center should replace batteries.

If any of the above items are missing in the package please contact HumanWare:

Toll Free: 1 888 723-7273 (Canada & U.S.A.)

Telephone: 1 (819) 471-4818

Fax: 1 (819) 471-4828

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.humanware.ca

In some countries the package may also contain a card to fill out if you wish to purchase an

optional extension to your basic warranty. If you find this card and are interested in the extended

warranty please note that the card must be returned within 30 days. IF you have difficulty filling

out the card or wish more information please contact HumanWare:

Toll Free: 1 888 723-7273 (Canada & U.S.A.)

Telephone: 1 (819) 471-4818

E-mail: ca.sales@humanware.com

1.2 Physical Description of Victor Reader

1.2.1 The Face of the Unit

The built-in speaker is located on the upper left corner of the face.

On the top center, there are three pairs of up and down keys. From left to right, these are the

Tone, Volume and Speed controls.

Beneath the Tone, Volume and Speed controls, you will find the four arrow shaped navigation

keys UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT allowing you to easily move through the structure of a

book.

To the left of the four navigation keys, midway down the unit, there are two keys. The upper one

is the Information key. It gives you information on the book, such as the number of pages, the

total playtime, the playtime elapsed, and the current page. The second key is the Bookmark key

used to insert a bookmark.

Beneath the four navigation keys you will find the: Rewind, Play/Stop and Fast-Forward keys.

To the right of these 3 keys, and slightly up, you will find two more keys. The upper one, which

curves in slightly, is the Power key, and beneath it is the Eject key, used to eject CDs from the

drive slot.

1.2.2 The Left Side of the Unit

On the left side of the unit you will find the built-in handle and speaker.

1.2.3 The Right Side of the Unit

On the right side of the unit, from back to front, you will find the power input jack (identified

with 3 embossed lines) used to connect to an electrical outlet, a line out jack (identified with 2

embossedlines) used to connect to a sound system, a remote jack (identified with a single

embossed line) also called foot switch jack to connect to a pedal control (optional) for hands-free

Play/Stop/Rewind function and, finally near the front is the earphones jack that can also be used

for an external speaker.

1.2.4 The Front Side of the Unit

On the front side of the unit you will find the CD-ROM drive slot.

1.3 The Limited Interface

Some libraries or dealers may have chosen to limit the functionality of your Victor Reader

Classic. If your player is operating in limited mode, then the following keys will behave

differently:

The four Navigation arrow keys will be disabled. No audible beep will be heard when pressing

these keys.

Tapping the Fast-Forward and Rewind keys will not activate the Undo/Redo features. Only a

beep will be played when pressing these keys.

The Bookmark function will be disabled. Instead, the Bookmark key will be used as a Sleep key.

Each successive keypress will activate a 15, 30, 45, 60 or OFF (default is OFF) minute delay

until Victor Reader will automatically power Off.

The Info key will not have the Sleep function for normal player operation.

NOTE: If you have a limited player and wish to restore the extended functions please contact

your dealer or library.

1.4 Powering On Victor Reader

To turn the unit On, press and hold the Power key. You will hear a beep and a welcome message.

To turn the unit Off, press and hold the Power key again. You will hear two beeps indicating the

unit is powering Off.

1.5 Batteries

The batteries are rated for approximately 500 recharge cycles. In a normal condition the fully

charged batteries can last up to 5 hours for continuous play of DAISY books. However the

battery playtime may be reduced in the following cases:

If the batteries are charged for less than 11 hours.

Extensive use of book navigation commands.

Non DAISY CD’s take more power and play for about 2 hours on battery.

High Volume Level or High Speed reading.

NOTE: When the unit is not connected to a power outlet, and staying in pause mode for more

than 30 minutes, it will shut Off automatically to save battery life.

NOTE: For safety reasons, the battery compartment is sealed. Only HumanWare or an

authorized service center must replace batteries.

1.6 Inserting or ejecting a CD

Insert your CD in the slot located on the front side of the unit. Then gently push the CD forward.

A motorized mechanism will slide the CD in the drive. After a few seconds, Victor Reader will

announce the title of the book and after a beep will start reading the book. If you accidentally

insert a CD upside down, it will be ejected within 15 seconds without damage.

To eject a CD, simply press the Eject key, located to right of, and slightly up from, the Fast

Forward key. A motorized mechanism will gently eject the CD from the drive.

NOTE: The Eject key can only work when the Victor Reader is powered On.

2. Basic Functions

2.1 Control Functions

Each of the Tone, Volume, and Speed controls has an Up and Down key. There is a beep to

mark the upper and lower range of each control. If the book is not playing Victor Reader will

announce the setting position. For tone and speed there is also a beep to mark the normal or 0

position. This indicates either a flat tone setting or normal speed setting.

2.2 Play/Stop

To start playing a book, press the Play/Stop key.

To stop playing a book, press the Play/Stop key again.

NOTE: Pressing the Play/Stop key will confirm the current operation and playback will start at

the same time.

2.3 Rewind and Fast Forward

These keys allow you to go backward or forward quickly. You will hear the recording at a faster

speed.

Press and hold the Rewind or Fast Forward key until you reach the desired spot, the movement

of the Rewind or Fast Forward keys will accelerate the longer you hold the key down. For each

few seconds you hold the keys you will move forward or backward 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5

minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes and so on. The largest jump is 5 minutes. Victor Reader will

announce the time jumps and play a normal speed clip between each time jump.

2.4 Key Describer Mode

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