The iPod is a portable media player from Apple Inc. that can play music, display photos, watch videos, and read e-books. It supports Wi-Fi wireless networking. iPod has Mac OS X and Windows PC versions and can be managed using the iTunes software.
This manual explains how to connect your iPod to a Macintosh computer using the included FireWire cable, transfer music with iTunes, and begin listening on the go. It also covers basic operations such as powering the device on and off, using the Hold (lock) function, and adjusting the backlight.
Further sections describe how to navigate the iPod’s click wheel and buttons, play songs and playlists, adjust volume, use the optional iPod Remote, and manage contacts and calendar events stored on the device. Safety, cleaning, and support information are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Connection | FireWire cable |
|---|---|
| Contact storage capacity | Up to 1,000 contacts |
| Calendar file format | Standard iCal (.ics) |
Press any button to turn it on; to turn it off immediately, hold the Play button for a few seconds.
Enable the Hold (lock) function to disable the iPod’s buttons.
Open iTunes; it will automatically transfer songs from the iTunes library to the iPod.
Drag contacts from your computer’s address book into the iPod’s Contacts folder while the iPod is mounted as a FireWire hard drive.