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The LCD screen on your ARCHOS PMA430 unit has been manufactured to rigorous standards to provide a high
quality viewing experience. Nevertheless, your LCD screen may have slight imperfections. This is not particular to
the ARCHOS screen, but to all devices which have LCD screens regardless of the original manufacturer of the
LCD. Each product vendor guarantees that his screen will contain no more than a certain number of defective
pixels. Each screen pixel contains three dot elements (Red, Blue, and Green). One or all of the dots in a given
pixel may be stuck on or stuck off. A single dot stuck off is the least noticeable. All three dots of a pixel stuck on is
the most noticeable. ARCHOS guarantees that its PMA430 screen will have no more than 1 defective pixel
(regardless if that pixel has one or more defective dots). This means that during the period of guarantee for your
country or jurisdiction, if the screen on your product has two or more defective pixels, ARCHOS will repair or
replace your PMA430 product at its cost. Thus, one defective pixel is not grounds for replacement or repair of the
product.
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23 Index
Address book
Contacts 13.3
ARCLibrary
Playing music 4.1
The ARCLibrary 4.2
ARCLibrary update
The ARCLibrary 4.2
Available disc space
System info 14.5
Backup
Linux®, Qtopia™ and the PMA430 File
System 1.5
System Recovery 3
Battery autonomy and consumption
Hardware settings - Browsing the Web or
Using E-mail 17
Light & Power 17.2
Connecting/Disconnecting the PMA430
to/from your PC 2
Bookmarks
The Resume Functions 4.5
The Resume Functions 8.1
Buttons not working
Music Application - Button controls while a
song is playing 4
Codecs
Installing the PC Software – MPEG-4
Codec 12.1
Installing the PC Software - MP3 Sound
Codec 12.1
Command line
Terminal 14.8
Compression
Putting Music onto your PMA430 4.3
Video Application 8
Creating MPEG4 Video Files with your
Computer 12
Connecting a USB device to your PMA
Transferring pictures to your PMA430 7.1
Date and time
Overview of different screen areas 1.2
Calendar 13.2
Clock 14.1
Date/Time 18.5
Deleting files
File browser Application 11
External speaker off/on
Music Application - Button controls while a
song is playing 4
File system
Linux®, Qtopia™ and the PMA430 File
System 1.5
File types
Application Services 18.8
Files: Moving or copying files
Putting Music onto your PMA430 -
Synchronizing Music from Windows
Media® Player 10 to the PMA430 4.3
Transferring pictures to your PMA430 7.1
File browser Application 11
Files: Music deleted from your device
Putting Music onto your PMA430 -
Synchronizing Music from Windows
Media® Player 10 to the PMA430 4.3
Find a particular song (Scan)
Music Application - The Music application
window 4
Free disc space
System info 14.5
Graphical user interface
Overview of different screen areas 1.2
Application tabs 1.3
Lock
Music Application - Button controls while a
song is playing 4
Memory low/critical
Application tabs - Documents 1.3
MPEG4 Translator
Creating MPEG4 Video Files with your
Computer 12
Music Browser
Playing music 4.1
The ARCLibrary 4.2
Music deleted/missing from your device
Putting Music onto your PMA430 -
Synchronizing Music from Windows
Media® Player 10 to the PMA430 4.3
Music files sorted by categories
Playing music 4.1