Page 2 - Table of Contents
Table of Contents Precautions ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Product Features.....................................................................................
Page 3 - Exit; Player will be back to the main menu.
Sub Menu of Music .............................................................................................................................................. 20 Recordings ................................................................................................................................
Page 4 - III
Load defaults ........................................................................................................................................................ 33 Memory/FW ...........................................................................................................................
Page 5 - Precautions
Precautions In order to safely use this player, please follow the precautions depicted in this manual. Before using this player, please thoroughly read and keep it for future reference. Never use the player during driving or operating other vehicles to avoid traffic accident, which also be written...
Page 6 - Marked
In order to provide the best access performance, it will be unable to format in FAT-32 in PC if your mp3 flash memory capacity is 128MB. Attention: Because of the different memory calculating method and the player software (firmware) is stored in the device flash memory and, it will cause the di...
Page 7 - Product Features; Support formats MP3 WMA WAV; This player supports WMA DRM 9 digital authorized music playback.; Voice recording function
We make no representation for the errors, omissions or updates of this document. We also make no representation for the data or music files lost of the player. Microsoft Windows Media and Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Trademarks of other products mentioned in this user's manual ar...
Page 8 - FM Tuner; “favorite” channels and record “favorite” programs.; Supports multilingual display; This player supports multiple languages user interface.; Lyrics synchronization; This player supports lyrics synchronization.; High Playback quality; Sound quality is higher than 90dB SNR.; Plug and play portable storage
FM Tuner This player provides a high-performance FM Tuner that allows users to perform automatic channel search, set “favorite” channels and record “favorite” programs. Pedometer/Stopwatch This player provides pedometer and stopwatch functions. Built-in 128*64 FSTN screen There is a build-in 128*64 ...
Page 9 - Easy and quick battery charging; charged in 4 hours approximately and 80% charged in 2 hours.; System Requirement; Pentium 200MHz CPU or higher level CPU
Easy and quick battery charging The player’s battery can be charged via USB port from a computer or an USB interface adapter. It can be fully charged in 4 hours approximately and 80% charged in 2 hours. System Requirement System requirement of this player: 1. Microsoft ® Windows 98SE/2000/Me/XP 2. P...
Page 10 - Basic Operation; Controls and Functions; Button
Basic Operation Controls and Functions (12) REC Button (11) Volume Down Button (-) (10) USB Port (8) Volume Up Button (+) (9) Microphone (6) Menu Button (M) (7) Earphone Jack (5) Rewind Button ( ) (4) Reset Button (3) Display Area (2) Forward Button ( ) (1) Play/Pause Button ( ) Reset: Reset the pla...
Page 12 - Connecting to PC; Install Device Driver for Windows 98SE; Connect the MP3 player to the USB port of PC; Operation Procedure; PC by using a USB cable.
Connecting to PC Install Device Driver for Windows 98SE 1. Execute setup.exe in driver CD and complete the driver installation. 2. Reboot the PC. 3. Connect the MP3 player to the USB port of PC Operation Procedure To upgrade firmware or copy music to the player, please first to power the player off ...
Page 13 - Removing Hardware; corner of the screen. Please refer to the right picture:
Removing Hardware Use the left button on the mouse to double-click on the icon for removing hardware that is located on the lower right corner of the screen. Please refer to the right picture: When the following screen appears, click “Stop” and then “OK” button to remove the hardware safely. The USB...
Page 14 - Battery Charging; During charging, it’s normal that the player will have a little heat.
Battery Charging Be sure to charge the player before initial use for at least 2 hours. This produc t adopts build-in rechargeable Li-Ion battery. Connect this player to a PC. Please refer to “Connecting to a PC” on previous section for instructions. The battery indicator on the right top of the disp...
Page 16 - Operation Instruction; Microsoft showing in the operating window.
WMA (Support WMA-DRM) Download operation of WMA music with DRM9 (PD-DRM) On Windows 98SE / Windows ME / Windows 2000 / Windows XP, music with DRM should be transferred by Windows Media Player version 9.0 or 10.0 (version 10.0 is for Windows XP only) to MP3 player. Other download operation probably w...
Page 19 - Copy Music Files to the Player
Copy Music Files to the Player If the connection is successful, a removable drive icon will appear in “My Computer”. First, find out your favorite MP3 or WMA audio files in “My Computer”. Second, use the mouse to select those audio files and click those files with the right button of the mouse to se...
Page 20 - Main Menu
Start-up/down Procedure To power on the player, press the button while the player is off. Press and hold the button to power off the player while the player is on to ensure the settings are saved. (The setting will only be saved if the player is power off properly by the user or time up regarding to...
Page 21 - Activate and Deactivate Key Lock; Activate Key Lock; Radio. Key lock is immediately activated by pressing; Deactivate Key Lock; To deactivate the key lock, hold down the
Activate and Deactivate Key Lock Activate Key Lock In Music, Recordings and FM Radio functions, activate key lock under sub menu of Music, Recordings and FM Radio. Key lock is immediately activated by pressing button to confirm the selection. Deactivate Key Lock To deactivate the key lock, hold down...
Page 22 - Music; LCD Display
Music LCD Display ID3 tag Volume Key lock Battery level EQ Play mode Playback status Current function File type/Bit rate Current track / Total track Elapse time/ Total duration 18
Page 23 - Operation procedure
Operation procedure 1. Select “Music” Music function is a default function when power on the player. You also can open the music function by select the Music in the main menu. 2. Play and Pause Music playback stops first when power on or switching to Music playback function from other function. Whil...
Page 24 - Back to Main Menu; Sub Menu of Music; or
again to select the ending point B. Press REC button the third time to stop the playback of AB section. 8. Back to Main Menu Press and hold Menu button will leave music function and open the Main Menu. Sub Menu of Music During music mode, you can press the Menu button to enter the sub menu of “Music...
Page 25 - Recordings
Recordings LCD Display File name Volume Key lock Battery level Play mode Playback status Current function File type/Bit rate Elapse time/ Total duration Current track / Total track 21
Page 26 - Select “Recordings” Function; Function of the Recordings
Operation Procedure Select “Recordings” Function Select Recordings in main menu to enter Recordings playback function and press button to start playing. Please refer to the Music function for the recordings playback and operation. Please note that there is no Shuffle and Shuffle repeat play mode in ...
Page 27 - Record
MIC. Record LCD Display Operation Procedure 1. Start MIC. Record Press and hold REC button to start MIC. Record from the microphone from whatever function except FM Radio function. When the recording icon is flashing, the recording begins. 2. Pause Recording Press the REC button to pause recording a...
Page 28 - Recording; button to play the; Files; battery is been charged.
3. Stop Recording Press Menu button to stop recording and the player turn to the Recordings function. Press button to play the recorded file V###.WAV. 4. Recorded Files The recorded file is defined automatically as V###.WAV in Recordings directory of the player, ### is a figure composed of three num...
Page 29 - FM radio; “FM; automatically when first time entering or no saved stations.; Switch FM radio Function; Press
FM radio LCD Display Current function FM mode / Current Station FM band MONO/STEREO Volume Battery level Current Frequency Key lock Frequency step Operation Procedure 1. Select “FM radio” Select FM radio in main menu to listen to the FM radio programs. The device will search for frequencies automati...
Page 30 - Switch radio station
Station memory mode Manual scan mode 3. Switch radio station Press button or button to switch between the saved radio stations under Station memory Mode. 4. Fine-tune the frequency Press or button to fine-tune the frequency backward or forward by 0.1MHz under Manual scan Mode. It will quickly adjust...
Page 31 - FM Submenu; Select and enter the FM mode, press the; FM band; Player will be back to FM Radio function.
FM Submenu Select and enter the FM mode, press the button to enter the appointed submenu. Here includes five options: Key lock, FM band, Auto scan, FM radio and Exit. FM band There are three options of FM band: Europe band, USA band, Japan band. Select Exit to return to the upper menu. Auto scan In ...
Page 32 - FM Record; “FM Record”
FM Record LCD Display FM mode Battery File name Remain time Key lock Recording icon Elapsed time Operation Procedure 1. Open “FM Record” During FM listening, press and hold REC button to start FM Recording. When the recording icon is flashing, the recording begins. 2. Pause Recording Press the REC b...
Page 34 - Utility; Pedometer
Utility Select and enter the Utility mode. It includes Pedometer, Stopwatch and exit. Press button to enter. Select Exit to return to the upper menu. Pedometer Select and enter the Pedometer option, a dialog box of pedometer settings appears, you can press the or button to switch between the ”stride...
Page 35 - Delete; Delete One
this button to reset to zero and press the MENU button to return the utility submenu. You can listen to the music while using this function. Delete From the main menu, press the or button to select the Delete mode. It includes Delete one, Delete all and Exit. Press button to enter. The music will be...
Page 36 - Settings; Language; timer
Settings Select and enter the Settings mode. It includes Language, Contrast, Timer settings, Music resume, Load defaults, Memory/FW, and Exit. Press the button to enter the appointed submenu. Language Here includes English, French, Spanish, Italian, German and Hungary. After selecting your desired l...
Page 37 - Music resume; Select YES return to the default setting. Select NO to exit.; Return to the Settings mode.
save. 3. Backlight Press the or button to select the backlight time after which the player will shut down the backlight and press the button to save. Music resume Select YES to use this function. Select NO to exit. If you select YES, The player will play the track from the point stopped at last time...
Page 38 - References; Lyric Synchronization; have to be in the same directory; Reset Function; plastic stick or dielectric to reset the player.; Rechargeable Mode; computer via the supplied USB cable.
References Lyric Synchronization The player only supports the Lyric Synchronous Display that the file shares the same name as LRC file of MP3 format, e.g., music file is named as “Angel.mp3”, the LRC file must be named as “Angel.Irc”, what's more, they have to be in the same directory Reset Function...
Page 39 - Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications MP3 bit rate 32~320Kbps (Mp3) 32~192Kbps (WMA) Music format MP3, W MA Sampling rate 8/11/16/ 22/32/44/48kHz (optional) Frequency response 20Hz~20KHz Record format WAV (ADPCM) SNR >90db Dynamic range >80db (1KHZ) Distortion: <0.05% (REFERENCE LEVEL:0dB ( MP3 ) 1 mW, ...
Page 40 - The options may vary upon the firmware version.; Trouble Shooting; Problem; in the folder to complete the installation.
Note: The options may vary upon the firmware version. Trouble Shooting If you have problems in operating your player, please check the trouble shooting guide below before sending it to service. Problem : If there is no picture displayed after the player is connected to PC and can not serve as a stor...
Page 41 - : If you find there is weak signals for FM channels.; : No sound from the earphone; Check Items; Check if the earphone is completely inserted into the jack.
5. The upgrade of software may format the player, so please copy the music or files in the player to PC first. Problem : If you find there is weak signals for FM channels. Check Items : 1. Remove or turn off interference sources from the player. Interference sources may include a PC and other electr...
Page 42 - Listening caution
Listening caution Do not play your headphones or earphones at a high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuous extended play. If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce volume or discontinue use. Do not use while operating a motorized vehicle. It may create a traffic hazard and is ille...
Page 43 - damage due to leakage.; Apply to Models that come with AAA or AA battery); Models
Precautions: 1). When not using the player for an extended period of time, remove the batteries to avoid damage due to leakage. ( Apply to Models that come with AAA or AA battery) 2). Do not use the player in extremely hot, cold, dusty or damp environments. 3). Make sure the HOLD key is in the unloc...
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