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BayCom OSCAR-MP3

Introduction

Conventional Audio CDs may store and play up to 72 Minutes of Music. By compressing

music with the MPEG-1, layer 3 (in short: MP3) audio coding standard, a storage volume of

up to 12 hours per CD is feasible. OSCAR has been designed as a standalone player for

MP3 compressed audio data. These data can either be stored on a CD-ROM, which can be

played via the built-in CD-Rom drive or on a hard-disk, which can be optionally mounted into

the player’s case. OSCAR is a pure player, it does not contain upload- or recording functions.

The main features are:

• Plays all MPEG-Audio bit rates and sampling (8-48 kHz, 8-320 kbit/s), incl. variable bit

rates, and normal, uncompressed audio CDs.

• Line-out and head phone output.

• Remote control (Infrared)

• RS-232 Interface for activity monitoring and software update

• Built in high quality CD-ROM drive (Toshiba)

• Space for optional 3.5“ hard disk drive

• Supports ISO9660/Joliet und FAT16/32 Filesystem on CD-ROM and hard-disk

• 32 bit RISC-Processor for control and Micronas MAS3570D MPEG-Decoder

• Fast forward and fast reverse, variable playing speeds

• Fast access to titels via rotary encoder, title list stored in internal RAM

• Silent 240V power supply, no fan

• Universal usage for home and hobby, background music.

• Shufflemode possible via directories or whole CD-ROM / Hard disk

• Simple preselection of a number of titles (radio mode)

This manual describes set up and operation of the OSCAR player.

Important note:

Unregulated, illegal distribution of MP3-coded, copyright protected music art, especially via

the internet, has become a serious trouble for the music industry. We strongly advice you to

respect the copyright of the artists when using OSCAR to prevent future countermeasures

like copy protection on these data.

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