All types of standard headphones work with the Dell Pocket DJ.
Take up to 2,500 of your favorite songs with you with the Dell Pocket DJ, a 5 gigabyte portable MP3 player. Dell originally released the device in 2004. Though it's now discontinued, many individuals still enjoy their Dell MP3 player. The Dell Pocket DJ may occasionally malfunction or experience glitches due to various software or hardware problems. Troubleshoot such issues to resolve them and get back to enjoying your digital music collection.
Instructions
1. Make sure the device is on if its front screen doesn't illuminate. Press and hold the power button, located on the top end of the device, for two seconds to power it on or off.
2. Check that the hold switch isn't activated if the device turns on but doesn't respond when you push its buttons. The lock switch can be found on the top back end of the Dell Pocket DJ. When locked, the switch displays a red icon. Move it to the left to unlock it.
3. Recharge the battery if the device won't turn on or if it displays a low battery alert. Connect the USB charger cable into the top of the Dell Pocket DJ. Plug the opposite end into any open outlet. A charging icon--it looks like a battery with a lightning bolt in its middle--will display in the top left side of the Dell Pocket DJ screen. The Dell MP3 player is completely recharged after 2 1/2 hours of charging.
4. Download the latest version of the Dell Pocket DJ software and drivers from Dell's support website (see Resources). Various updates to the software may resolve numerous software-related problems.
5. Adjust the device's built-in equalizer settings if you find the audio lacking in quality. Use the device's front scroll button to select "Settings & Info." Scroll down and click "Settings." Click "EQ" and choose a custom setting depending on the type of music you're listening to, such as "Pop" or Rock."
6. Launch the Dell Pock DJ's rescue mode if no other troubleshooting step helps. Press and hold the device's front "Play" button while inserting the end of a paper clip into the reset port on the bottom of the MP3 player. The screen will change and give you several options. Click "Clean Up" if your MP3 tracks skip or stop playing unexpectedly. The payer will then scan the files and fix any errors. Alternatively, click "Format All" if the Dell player freezes often.
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