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3. Play/Pause
• Toggle between Play and Pause/Stop.
• To lock the device to temporarily disable the input buttons,
hold down the play/pause button
for 3 seconds. Locking
the device disables all button actions. To unlock, slide your
finger vertically on the touch pad.
4. Back
• Tap Back button to return to a previous screen level. The
back button works in the same way that a back button
works on a web browser such as Internet Explorer®.
• Press and hold down the Back button for 2 seconds to return
to the main menu level no matter where you are in the user
interface.
5. microSD/microSDHC
Card Slot
• Located on the left side of the device, this slot is for
inserting a microSD/microSDHC memory card (to expand
capacity, or to read media files you might have stored on it)
or listen to a slotRadio™ card (both sold separately).
6. Micro-USB Connection
• Connect the included micro-USB cable here to your
computer. This cable both charges the device and also
enables data transfer between the computer and the player.
7. Volume Control
• Pressing up/down increases or decreases the volume level.
8. Headphone Jack
• Insert included headphones here.
9. Microphone
• The voice recording microphone is located at the base of
the player just to the left of the headphone jack. There is a
very tiny gap between top and bottom lids where the
microphone receives its audio input.
10. Display Screen
• Displays the status of the MP3 player, including user
interface functional section, play mode (e.g., shuffle),
power level (battery), time, and view guide (dots on the
bottom of the screen).
2.6. Product Capacities & Playback
The Sansa Fuze+ comes in 3 different capacities: 4 GB, 8 GB, and 16 GB. The Fuze+ also
has a microSDHC card slot* for expanding your storage possibilities, enabling up to
approximately 40 GB of total data storage capacity (including the storage built into the
device, e.g., 8 GB capacity can take up to a 32 GB microSDHC card) which is approximately
equal to 10,000 songs!
Rechargeable battery lasts up to 24 hours for audio playback and 5 hours of video
playback
†
.