AVC Technology F020 Digital Audio Player User Manual

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Before operating this product, p‘ease read these instructions compEetely.
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FCC DECLARATION
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits fora Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, ifnot
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. if this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
El Reorient orrelocate the reoeivingantenna.
D Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected.
El Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Shield cabie must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the
class B FCC limits.
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INTRODUCTION
Digital Audio Player (BAP) — FOLG
Your Digital Audio Player is a device flint stores and plays mum-format digital audio files
' including MP3, WMA and WAV files. Downloading hours of music from your PC, transfer
them into your DAP or use it for voice recording. Plense read this manual carefully before
using this product for the first time.
KEY FEATURE S
Multi-format player supports: MP3, WMA and WAV files.
Windows Plug & Play support for Windows ME, 2000 and XP and Mac OS 1 [1.2.8 or
higher.
Windows 9851? compatible: Driver required.
USB Version 2.0
Six different music equalizer levels.
Voice Recording
Power saving feature.
Firmware Upgradenble
PACKAGE CONTENTS
The packaging should include the following accessories:
Digital Audio Player
Stereo Earphones
Carrying case
Arm hand
Neck Strap
USB Converter
USB Cable
1 x AAA Battery
CD-Rom
Quick Start Guide
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PARTS DE SC RII’TION
l. 0- Record Button 6. Navigation Central
2. Power On Button -- Play (ELI! ) 7. USB Port
3. Power Off - Stop ( I ) 8. Earphone Jack
4. EQ/‘DBuflun 9. Neck Strap Holder
5‘ Mode Button
CONTROLS
Key Functions
mod Press to access into the Main Menu.
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Press and hold [a access into the Settings Menu.
Slide up to look all keys functions.
Slide down to unlock all keys funulinns.
Record Button
Press tu record in Voice mode.
Equal izer/ Repeat button
Press to access into the Repeat mode.
Press and hold tn access into the Equalizer mode.
Press to select song into playlisl in Navigation mode.
Press and hold in tum the player OFF.
Press to turn the player ON.
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There is sjoystlelc key in the center that can be used to control several key
‘filnctions. Press the button. top, down, Icfl, right or pressing it down will
achieve the following actions:
O/Nar" Push the button down to access the Navigation mode ol'the folders.
Push to confirm Setting.
»l Push to the right to select the next file,
Push and hold to the right to fast-forward within the files.
|« Pushto the lefi to select the previous file.
Push and hold on to the lcfl to fast-rewind within the files.
E Push downward to decrease the volume.
Push and hold downward to decrease the volume rapidly.
+ Push upward to increase the volume
Push and hold upward to increase the volume rapidly.
Buttery Installation
When the bars in the battery indicator (in the display) become low (figure I), replace the
Jallery as follows
1. Click the button and opens the battery compartment door.
2. Insert the battery with the correct polarity as show.
3. Close The battery compartment door.
. BATTERY PRECAUTIONS
— To avoid battery leakage or corrosion, remove the battery from the player if the player is
not no he used for a long time.
- Remove dead battery from the player immediately to avoid damaging the player,
- When corrosion occurs, wipe the battery compartment immediately with a dry cloth and
insert anew battery.
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USB DRIVER INSTALLATION
For Winduws ME, 2000 or XP:
These versions of Windows will automatically detect yourDAP aficr cementing with the
USB cable and the computer. (Please make sure the DA? is turned ON)
For Windows 98 SE:
Windows 9855 will not recognize the player until you have installed the driver using the
included installation CD-ROll/L Follow the detailed instructions in this section to activate the
USB mass storage function, so you will he able to transfer files from your computer to your
player
Installation Procedures for the Player Software
(For Windows 9881? only)
When connecting the player to the computer for the first time; please follow these
instructions:
1. Insert the CD-ROM into the CD Drive, The auto-mu program will display as shown
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2. Follow the on screen instruction to install the soflware.
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Click "Next" as prompted.
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3. After successfully installing the driver software, please click “Finish" to complete the
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TRANSFERRING FILES
Connect the DAP by using the supplied USB cable to the computer. Press the 5 button to
turn the player ON. The following will be displayed on the display ofynur DAP:
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A “Removable Disk“ will be added in My Computer, Open the “Removable Disk” folder:
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Locate the files you wish to copy from your computer to your player. Drag and drop MPS,
WMA or WAV files on your computer into The “Removable Disk” folder. These files will
now be copied into your DAP.
Note: When you‘vare finishe-(l‘rrvla'rl-sl'eriring files, use the Safely Remove Hardware procedure 1
before disconnecting your playcri (Please see the next section for detailed instructions.) _ . __l
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DOWNLOADING \VMA FILES WITH DRM
In order to download WMA files with DRM ynu must follow the procedure descn'bed below
Ifyou do nnt have “Windows Media Maya 9" on your computer, you must go to
www.Micmsofl.com to download and install this sofiwarc, Before beginning the prncedure
please turn the unit ON and connect the USE cabie tn the unit and to the USB pun ofyour
computer. _
1. Open the “Windows Media Player Browser,” and click on "Fools" in the menu bar. Then
click “Option-15m”.
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2. Click the "Copy Music“ [ab and tick the option “Copy protect music” in order to copy a
DRM music file onto your unit. Click “OK” to save the selling.
3. Click “Copyto CD or Device“.
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4. Click on the ‘Twms 10 Copy“ drop down menu 10 locate the music files you wish to
download. Make sure to tick the box next to the files.
5, Select, the Portable Device you want lo copy to from the “Items on Device” drop down
menu‘ Click “Copy" to start transfcrr‘ g the DRM files onto your unit.
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6‘ Aficr you haw: downloaded all the desired files to yuur unit, follow the “Safely Remove
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SAFELY REMOVE HARDWARE PROCEDURE
1. Double click the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon on the Task bar:
2. From the “Safely Remove Hardware” window, select "USB Mass Storage Device” and
click the “Stop” button T he “Stop a Hardware Device” window will pop up as shown:
3. Click “OK“. A “Safe to Remuve Hardware" window will pup up. Now, it is safe to
remove the USB Cable and the BA? from tha computer,
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double click on My Computer, Right click on “Removable Disk“, lcfi click on "eject”. Then
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LISTENING TO MUSIC
Aller you have transferred MP3, WMA or WAV files from the computer to the DAP player,
you can start listening to music while you learn how to use the rest of 1114: features
Insert the earphones into the earphone jack of the player; press the ‘I' button to turn the
player on. Use The nuvigation keys to forward; reverse‘ adjust the volume and access to
Navigation mod 0.
USING TITE MAIN MENU
Press the mode button to access the MAIN MENIL The following menu will be displayed:
Push Bill or «4 until your desired selection is highlighted and prossthe gang/l button to
confirm the selection.
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MUSIC PLAYER
To listen to any files or songs stored in your DAP or run the Play Lisl: y0u can select the
MUSIC PLAYER mode.
Using Special Functions
Equalizer Mode (EQ)
The current equalizer mode is displayed in lhe lower right hand corner of lhe display n in a
rectangular block with a black background.
Changing the EQ mode ,_
— Press and hold the E013 button until the current mode is displayed with a clear
black background. Keep pressing the Egl‘; [ button repeatedly to select one ofthe
six equalizer modes:
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— Stop pressing the 32/3 button when your desired selection is displuyed with a clear
background. The background will turn back In the yellow aflcr a few seconds.
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Repeat Button
Press the IiQ/‘D button repeatedly to select different repeat mode options. As each mode is
selected, the following icons will displayed on the right upper part oflhc display:
Play all the files in the player once.
Randomly play all the tiles in the player once.
Randomly play all the files in the player continuously.
Plays a single file repeatedly.
Play all the files repeatedly in the oonsecutive order.
Edits and plays one section repeatedly. Press 31mg button mice to start with point
A FI‘ and press ii—Naviihutton again to end with point B Fl'fl.
Plays the play list once. (The play list must be created before using this function.)
Plays the play list repeatedly. (The pluy list must be created before using this function)
NAVIGATION
You may search for, listen to, and prom'am the play list in the Navigation made. Press the
»T| or the «1 button to highlight the Navigation.
Press the 0 gvi button to confirm and access in the Navigation menu.
All the files are cisplayed in the Root/ folder. Voice recorded files are Stotcd in the Voice!
fnlder.
Creating a play list
- Enter into the Navigation menu.
- Push |+ or E- button to highlight a desired song or file.
- Press the _EQ/'JE button; a number icon (01, 02 etc.) will be displayed next to that
song or f: e.
- Press the EQ/‘J button to confirm the song or file selection; the number icon will
disappear and the tile or the song will be added to the play list.
- Follow these steps with each file you would like to add to your play list.
- Press the NI button or idle a few second m exit from the Navigation menu.
| Note: You can only program the same file into the play list once.
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Deletion
Files can be deleted in the Browser Mode:
. After entering the Browscrmode, press lhe + urlhe
or file.
button to highlight a desired song
- Press the T button; Press the CfNavi to delete the file.
~ Press ”I or thc| I« button to highlight Yes or No.
- Press the Oanvilto confirm to delete the file.
VOICE RECORDER
Use your DAP to recur—d quick reminder memos or even lengthy business meetings or
lectures,
Press the mode button and use the N4 or thel til lbutton to highlight the Voice Recorder
icon as shown
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Press OfNavi to confirm and enter the Voice Recorder model
Recording a Voice Message
- Press the utton to start recording.
~ Press the button to pause recording.
- Press the button to slop recording.
- The rccorr-lc—d file is saved as a WAV fommt.
Listening 10 [he Recorded File
- Press Hie NI button to listen the recorded file,
- Pressthe I bunantflstoplistening.
- Press the t« button to select the previous recorded file.
- Press the »I button to select the next recorded file.
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You may select three different qumljyelsfnr recording,
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Customizing the Player
USING THE SETTING MENU
The Sefling Menu provides she options to change the player settings. disPIays, and resolution.
Press and hold the mode button to display the SETTING MENU on the display
Press the E or the |K__4] button to select one ufthc following setting options: Play List,
Recording Resolution, Contrast, Equalizer, Play Timer, Screen Saver, or Language. Once
your selection is highlighted then press O/Nuvi to confim-i.
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To exit the SETTING Menu, press the mode button.
Setting Features
Play List Sem'ng
Push |; at 2? button to select the desired file.
Press the I button; a [CLEAR ITEM! CLEAR LIST] box will appear on the display.
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Push l+l or B In select clear item or clem- list and press OlNavi button to confirm.
Push m or Lkfl button to select [Yes / No] to clear the selection
I’mss O/Navi bumn to confirm the selection.
WEE; Ifyuu have deleted or not programmed a play_l_ist,“'LIST EMPTY" will be displayed.
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Recording Resolution Setting
Push it] or F lo select one offl1e three voice recording resolution:
Low, Normal. or High
Press O/Nav_i to confirm the resolution selection.
Contrast Setting
Press lbs »I [or the l |« bumm to adjust the display contrast level.
Press 3 {Iii to confirm the contrast level.
Equalizer Selling
- button to select one of Lhe six music equalizer effeels:
Normal, Rock. UILra Bass, Jazz, Pop, or Classical.
Press OlNavi to confirm the equalizer mode.
Play Tme S am’ng
Push + or - to select between ELAPSFD and REMAIN time.
Press OINavi to confirm the play timer selection.
Screen Saver Setting
Press the + | or the - [ button to select the time before the. screensaver is activated
Press the OlNavi button to confirm the timer selection.
NOTE: It is recommended to enable the Screen Saver function to save power and protect the
screen.
Language Selling
Press the + or the | -] button to select one of the languages.
Press the OfNavi button to confirm the language selection.
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Additional Information _
PRECAUTIONS
Copyright ’ .
Safely
Making copies ofMPB tracks or files without permission is a violation of the
international copyright lows.
Vibration experienced during walking or exercising will not affect the player.
However, dropping the player or dropping a heavy object on the player may result in
damage or sound distortion.
Avoid Spilling any liquid onto or into the player,
Do not leave the player in a location near extreme heat sources or in at cm- with the
windows closed during excessive heat. Do not leave in a place subject to direct
sunlight, excessive dust or sand, moisture, or rain.
On Headphones and Earphones
Road Safety
0 Do not use the headphones/earphones while driving, cycling, or operating any
motorized vehicle. It may create a traffic hazard and is illegal n somc areas.
it can also be potentially dangerous to play your headsets at high volume
while walking, especially at pedestrian crossing and potentially hazardous
situations.
Preventing Hearing Damage
0 Avoid using the headphones/earphones in high volume. Hearing experts
advise not to play loud music for a long period oftimc. lfyou do experience
ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use.
Consideration for Others
0 Keep the volume at a moderate level. This allows you to hear the sound and
still be considerate to the people around you.
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The exclamation point within the triangle is a warning sign alerting the user of
important instructions accompanying the product.
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This unit must not be exposed to moisture or ruin.
Ensure all connections are properly made before operating the unit.
This unit should be positioned so that it is properly ventilated. Avoid placing it, for
example, close to curtains, on the carpet or in a built-in installation such as a
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Do not expose this unit to direct sunlight or heat radiating sources.
Make sure all batteries are inserted according to the proper polarity, Do not mix old
batteries with new ones
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Ifthe unit is not used fora long period 01 time (more than 1 month). remove all
batteries Afrom their compartment to avoid possible leaking.
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T 3 player may lock up or temporary lose ils function due to electrostatic discharge or other
electrical disturbance, but normal function resumes when the device is reset.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
Should any problem persist alter you have checked these symptoms, consult your dealer.
Symptom Possible Reason Actions
No Power The battery Replace the battery.
is exhausted.
No Sound from The earphones Rc-inscrt lhc cat-phones.
Earphones
are detached flow the unit,
The volume
is set to “minimum”.
Increase the volume.
The battery Replace the battery.
is exhausted.
The earphones Clean the earphones jack.
jack is contaminated or
exit] ized.
Failed to Download
or Upload of MP3!
Corrupted MP3 or WMA file.
Download the files again.
WMA/WAV files I»
Check whether the battery Replace the battery.
is exhausted.
Check the connection of Rn-plug the cable at both
U SB cable. ends.
Damaged USB cable.
Replace a new USB cable.
Memory is full. Release some memory Space
by deleting some files.
Cstt‘lnot record Voice Memory is full. Release some memury space
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by deleting some files.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Temperature
Category Item Specificatinn
Audio Frequency Range ZOHZ — 20K! I7,
Headphones Output >40mW, 32011111 (Max. Vol)
lBDmW per channel, 80hm
_I SIN Ratio 85db (MP3)
File Support MPB MPEG ”2/25 Layer 3
WMA Windows Media Audio
WAV ADPCM encoding
Bit Rate Bkbps — 320kbps
Tag Info IDS Tag
Dimension 70.8 X 65 x 24 mm
Weight Approx, 42 g (without battery)
Battery ] XAAA battery
Display Full Graphic OLED
USB USB 2.0
Builfin Memory 128MB l2561v£Bl 512MB
Suppuned OS Win ME, 2000, XP and Mac OSX
Win 98519. (Driver is required)
Voice Recording Approx, 7-8 hours (Low resolution)
Firmware Upgmdeable Yes (Except Windows 98 and Mae)
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Your Digital Audio Player is a precise electronic device, and should not be subjected to
rough handling or exposed to extreme temperatures or moisture, Do not use chemical agents
‘ or liquids to clean lhc unit, as they may damage the plastic.
Please Retain this Infnrmatinn for Future Reference
The manufacturer reserves the righlto nuke any technical changes without notice in the
interest of pro gres 5.
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Our company will not be responsible for any misunkes in this manual. Prior notices will not
be given in case of any amendments wilhin lhc manual. The corresponding companies own
The mentioned trademarks and names.
Microsoft Windows Media and Windows Logo are registered uademarks in the US andlor
other countries
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