TIP: Techniques to turn off your O2

keal · 11-23-2008, 14:06

There are a couple of ways to turn off your O2:

1. You can hold the power switch in the 'ON' position for a few seconds, causing the O2 to turn off.

2. You can flick the power switch to the 'ON' position and let go. A window will appear on the screen, letting you select 'LCD Off' or 'Turn Off' with a tap of your finger/stylus.

3. You can tap the screen, then tap the battery icon on the lower right-hand corner of the screen. A window will appear on the screen, letting you select 'LCD Off' or 'Turn Off' with a tap of your finger/stylus.

Just for your information. Personally I like to use #3, as it only uses the touchscreen, causing less wear on the power button.

Cheers!

Affainyi · 11-23-2008, 16:19

Thanks for the info...I dunno about other pple but I only knew about flicking and tapping, I didn't know about holding the power button.

keal · 11-23-2008, 22:09

Affainyl, thanks for the reply... I hope all goes well with your O2!

Affainyi · 11-24-2008, 14:08

I sent it back when it stopped working and I keep checking my RMA status. They got it on friday and they just shipped it back today, unfortunately I'm going to a different state for thanksgiving so I can only get it back next monday....*sigh* I need it so much for my trips! so sad....I;ll be so bored...I can only hope cowon did overnight shipping....

11-23-2008, 14:06	#1
keal Cowon D2, still the audio KING Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Hawaii Posts: 526	TIP: Techniques to turn off your O2 There are a couple of ways to turn off your O2: 1. You can hold the power switch in the 'ON' position for a few seconds, causing the O2 to turn off. 2. You can flick the power switch to the 'ON' position and let go. A window will appear on the screen, letting you select 'LCD Off' or 'Turn Off' with a tap of your finger/stylus. 3. You can tap the screen, then tap the battery icon on the lower right-hand corner of the screen. A window will appear on the screen, letting you select 'LCD Off' or 'Turn Off' with a tap of your finger/stylus. Just for your information. Personally I like to use #3, as it only uses the touchscreen, causing less wear on the power button. Cheers! __________________ Owner of Cowon's i5/U3/D2/O2 players Using Acer Iconia W500 (with 32GB internal memory, 64GB SDXH & Windows 7 OS) as my main PMP Using Cowon O2 as an all-day voice recorder Using Cowon D2 with Headroom Total Bithead ampdac for euphoric audio listening sessions JetAudio user since v4.0.2 Etymotic ER-4P user since 2003

11-23-2008, 16:19	#2
Affainyi tsk tsk tsk....so very saddening Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 339	Sweet Thanks for the info...I dunno about other pple but I only knew about flicking and tapping, I didn't know about holding the power button.

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11-23-2008, 22:09	#3
keal Cowon D2, still the audio KING Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Hawaii Posts: 526	Affainyl, thanks for the reply... I hope all goes well with your O2! __________________ Owner of Cowon's i5/U3/D2/O2 players Using Acer Iconia W500 (with 32GB internal memory, 64GB SDXH & Windows 7 OS) as my main PMP Using Cowon O2 as an all-day voice recorder Using Cowon D2 with Headroom Total Bithead ampdac for euphoric audio listening sessions JetAudio user since v4.0.2 Etymotic ER-4P user since 2003

11-24-2008, 14:08	#4
Affainyi tsk tsk tsk....so very saddening Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Michigan Posts: 339	I sent it back when it stopped working and I keep checking my RMA status. They got it on friday and they just shipped it back today, unfortunately I'm going to a different state for thanksgiving so I can only get it back next monday....sigh I need it so much for my trips! so sad....I;ll be so bored...I can only hope cowon did overnight shipping....