Digital MP3 Player - User Manual

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MP3 Player User Manual

*This user manual contains relevant product information to help you become familiar with your digital MP3Player. Please read carefully before using the product.

The distributor does not accept responsibility for any incidental or consequential damage to the product. Inparticular, the distributor is not liable for damage resulting from using software not supported by this productwhich may cause data loss, or from misuse of the hardware including poor product maintenance or usingincorrect batteries.

The distributor reserves the right to modify this manual at any time, without notice. (* Colour may vary)


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Contents

Display screen ..Battery Basic Operation Main Menu .

Music Mode ..Record Mode ...Replay Mode System Settings Mode ......Telephone Book ..

Using the USB Connection ...................

Convert file formats .. ...Encrypting files .Troubleshooting .....Technical Specifications ..

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DISPLAY SCREEN

BATTERY

This player uses one (1) AAA battery.

- Battery is at full power.

- Battery is low/empty, new battery should be inserted.

Mode

Battery

Time elapsed

Length of song

EQ Mode

File format

Play status

Song title/artist

Number of songs in folder

Song number


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BASIC OPERATION

Play/pause/power: Hold down this button for a few seconds to turn the player on or, once on, to access themain menu at any time. During playback, this button only needs to be pressed lightly to play and pause.MODE: Select options by pressing down on button, scroll through options by using the FWD and BWDtoggle.

Display screen: Displays song information and options.USB Port: the USB Port is contained underneath the protective cap. Connect the USB to your PC to accessupgrades and import new music.Vol+/Vol-: Adjust volume (can also be used to select options).Hold: Push to the left to turn on (this will make the buttons inoperative), push back to the right to removehold.

Earphone jack: Insert headphones here to listen to music.


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MAIN MENU

To select an option from the main menu, scroll across with the MODE toggle and then press the MODE

button when you have selected the desired option.

MSC Music Mode

Music Mode will allow you to begin playback.

To commence playback or to pause, press the PLAY button.

Check that the Hold is not on, otherwise the buttons wont operate.

The player will turn itself off, according to your System setting.

To skip to the next/previous track, scroll with the MODE toggle.

To fast forward/rewind the song as it is playing, hold down the MODE toggle to the left or right until you reach

the desired position.


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When the music is not playing, press on the MODE button to access the sub-menu, press PLAY to exit

the menu.

Local Folder: Press the MODE button to select music.

Delete File: Press the MODE button to select, use the MODE toggle to choose between yes and no.

Delete All: Press the MODE button to select, use the MODE toggle to choose between yes and no.

Once the music is playing you can access the sub-menu by pressing on the MODE button. Scroll with the

MODE toggle and press down to select one of the following.

Repeat: Options: Normal, Repeat One, Folder (repeat all music in the folder), Repeat Folder, Repeat

all (repeat all folders), Random, Intro (play the first 10 seconds of all the music).

Equalizer: options: Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB.

Tempo rate: Scroll with the MODE toggle to increase or decrease.

Replay: Press the MODE button to select option, or press + or - on the volume button, to set directly.

Replay times: Choose number of times to replay song (press the MODE button to select option).


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Replay gap: Choose the time (seconds) between replaying the song (press the MODE button to

select option).

You can also have lyrics displayed while the song is playing. To do this you will need a lyric editor,

which can be downloaded off the Internet. Insert time stamps at appropriate intervals (if not already

added) and ensure to save the file with the same name as the song but in the lyric format.

i.e. my heart will go on.mp3 (song file)

my heart will go on.lrc (lyric file)

Now when you play the song (in the Music Mode) a small T will appear in the bottom right of the

Music Mode icon: . When the song is playing, hold down the MODE button for a few seconds and

the lyrics will appear. To read through the lyrics ahead of the time stamps, press the Volume + or - . To

return to the Music display, press the MODE button.


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REC Record Mode

Record Mode allows you to record via the in-built microphone.

Press PLAY to start and stop recording.

Hold down the MODE button to save the file.

To access the sub-menu, press the MODE button.

Local Folder: Press the MODE button to select folder. You can store up to 99 recording files.

REC Type: Scroll with the MODE toggle to select option: Fine REC -32K WAV (High-quality), Long

REC - BK ACT (Extended length), Fine VOR - 32K VOR (High quality voice control), Long VOR -

BK VOR (Extended length voice control), press the MODE button to choose recording option.

The recorded file will be saved in the current folder (located in Local folder sub-menu).

If the display shows No space, you will need to delete other files to make space available.

If the display shows List is full, then the current directory is full. Please switch to another

directory.


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RPL Replay Mode

Replay Mode allows you to hear your recording (press PLAY button).

To skip to the next/previous track, scroll with the MODE toggle.

While playing, press the MODE button to access the sub-menu.

Repeat: Press the MODE button to select.

Tempo rate: Scroll with the MODE toggle and press to select.

Replay: Press the MODE button to select.

SYS System Settings Mode

System Settings Mode lets you customize your player. Press the MODE button to access the sub-menu,

scroll with the MODE toggle and press to select one of the following:

Record time: To set the time and date for the recorded file, scroll with VOLUME button. To change

the date/time scroll with the MODE toggle to select desired numeral.


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Backlight: Set the time (seconds) for the backlight to remain on without any operation.

Scroll with the MODE toggle to reach desired position on bar.

Back colour: Customize your player from a choice of seven colours. Scroll with the MODE toggle to

select.

Language: Choose desired language. Press the MODE button to select.

Power off: Set a fixed time after operation has stopped, for the player to turn off automatically.

Choose from Sleeping Mode and Power Off mode (press the MODE button).

Replay mode: Choose from Manual Replay or Auto Replay with the MODE button.

Contrast: Set contrast level of Display screen by scrolling with the MODE toggle.

Online mode: Choose from Multi Drive, Normal Only, Encrypted Only.

Memory info: Indicates the total capacity of the player and the percentage refers to the capacity

already used.

Firmware version: Displays the firmware version on the player.


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Firmware upgrade: Press the MODE button to enter Firmware update interface and connect the

player to the PC via the USB port. Open the MP3 Player Upgrade on the PC and choose the Select

new firmware file button and click Begin upgrading.


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Firmware upgrading ensures optimum performance of the player.

Incorrectly operating the firmware upgrade may affect the player. Please read the manual

carefully before operation.

The firmware is specially designed for this player.

TEL Telephone Book

The Telephone Book can be updated by using the software available on the driver CD. Run the file tel_en.exe

to access the Telephone Book software. Options in the player include:

Browse Tel: Browse through the telephone book.

Import Tel file: Choose from Confirm or Cancel (USB port needs to be connected).

Export Tel file: Choose from Confirm or Cancel (USB port needs to be connected).


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USING THE USB CONNECTION

The driver CD can be installed on your PC in order to access the utilities for the player, including the Sound

Convert Tool, the Player Disk Tool and the Firmware Upgrading tool.

The player supports standard USB functions with operating systems Windows 98 (driver needed), Windows

2000 and later, MacOS 10.3, Linux Red Hat 8.0 and later.

When connected, the USB port will supply power to the player. Once connected to the USB port there are

three displays that can appear in the Display screen.

1Standby State 2Downloading

3Uploading


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CONVERT FILE FORMATS

To convert ACT files to WAV format use the Sound Convert Tool on the driver CD.

Choose the ACT file for transfer, click CONVERT.

ENCRYPTING FILES

Open the MP3 Player Disk Tool on the PC. Choose Partition and Encrypt and set the desired capacity for

the encrypted disk. Choose the setting for username and password. Click Start. After this is finished you will

have one disk with the normal files and another with three documents in it - two concealed, one executable.


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Run the executable file RdiskDecry.exe and input username and password.

Note: Splitting the disk into two will delete data, please ensure you have backed-up all files prior

to starting. This also applies to combining two disks into one.

Warning: Do not lose the user name and password, otherwise you wont be able to access the

encrypted disk and you will have to merge the two parts to cancel the encrypted disk and therefore

lose data.


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TROUBLESHOOTING

No power: Check or change the battery.

Note: you can use the player without the battery if it is connected to the USB

port on the PC.

The buttons wont work: Ensure the Hold button is pushed to the right (off).

No sound is coming from

the headphones:

Make sure the volume is not set to 0.

Make sure the headphones are properly connected and dirt free.

Corrupted MP3s may make a static noise and cut off the sound. Ensurethat the music files are not corrupted.

Characters in LCD are

corrupted: Check whether the right language has been selected.

Unable to download

music files:

Check whether USB cable is damaged or if it is connected properly.

Check whether driver programs are installed correctly.

Ensure the players memory is not full.


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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Size 32mm95mm21mm

Weight 25g(without battery)

LCD displayDot matrix (128*32) LCD

PC connection USB 2.0(Read 1000K byte, Write 800K byte)

Memory Flash memory 128M~1GB

1*AAA battery

PowerMax play time: lasting 10 hours

Sampling rate 8KHz

Recording format WAV32K bps,ACT8K bpsRecord

Time 35h (ACT,128M Flash)

MP3WMAWMVASF

Max output of

headphone

L10mWR10mW32Ohm


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MP3 bite rate 8K bps 320K bps

WMA,WMV,ASF bite

rate

5K bps 384K bps

Frequency response 20Hz - 20KHz

Rate of voice and noise 85dB

Distortion degree

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