AVC Technology F029 DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYER User Manual USERS MANUAL

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PRECAUTIONS
COPYRIGHT?
' Distributing copies of MP3, WMA with DRM or WAV tracks wilhuut
permission is a violation uf international copyright laws.
SAFETY:
- Whrfltifln experienoed during walking or exercising will not affect the player.
Huwever, dropping the player or dmpping a heavy object on the player may result
in damage or sound distortion.
- Avuio spilling any liquid unlu or We the player.
. Do not leave the player in a Iomll'on near heat sources; In a locaiion suhiectto direct
sunlight, excessive oust, send, mnlsmre. rain or mechanical shock; on an unlevel
suriace; or in a car with the windows ciosed during periods of excessive heat.
ROAD SAFETY:
- Do not use headphones while driving, cycling or cperaling any molurizsd vehide. it
may create a traffic hazard and it is illegal in some areas. it can be polemially
dangemus Iu play your headset at a high volume while walking, especially at
pedestrian crossings. You should exercise extreme cauiinrl or discontinue use in
pntenfialiy hazardous situaflnns.
FCC WARNING:
- This equipment may generate or use radin frequency energy. Changes or
modifications lo this equipment may cause harmful interference unless the
modifications are expressly approved in the inslmeliun manual. The user could
lose the authority to operate ihis equlpmeni ii an unauthorized change or
modification is made.
FCC DECLARATION
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the
following two mnditions: 1) This device may not cause interference, and 2) This
device must accept any interference received. induding interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly appmved by the periy
respunsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to cumply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Pen 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to pruvide reasonable protection against harmtul interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, it no! installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radin communicatluns.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. if this equipment dues cause harmful interference to radio or television
receptiun. which can be determined by turning the equipment on and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or mare ot the tollowing
measures:
- Reurient or relucate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separatiun between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment intu an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is cunnected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician fur help.
Shield cable must be used with this unl't In ensure
compliance with class 5 FCC limits.
Dear Cusmmsr:
Selecting fine audio equipment such as the unit you’ve just purchased is only me start
of your musical enjoyment Now it's time to consider how you can maximize ihe fun
and exciiernent your equipment offers This menulacturer and file Electronic industries
Association's Consumer Elsclmnics Gmup want you to gel the most out oi your
equipment by playlng it at a safe level. One that les me sound come through lnud and
clear without annoying blarlng or disioriion end, most importantly. Without aflscllng
your sensitive hearing
Suund can be deceiving, Over lime your hasrlrig “comfort level" sdapLs to highest
volumes of sound. 50 what sounds “nurmal” can actually he loud and harmful to ynur
hearing. Guard againsi this by setting your equipment at o safe level BEFORE your
hearing adapts.
To ambush a safe level:
- Start your volume control at a low setting.
. Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly. and without
distortion.
Ones you have eslabllshed a mmforlable sound level:
' Set the dial and leave it lhefe.
Taking a minule to do this now will help to prevent hearing damage or loss in the future.
Afier all. we want you listening for a lifetime.
We Want You Listening For A Llfsllme
Used wisely, your new sound equipment will pwvide e lifetime of fun and enjoyment
Since hearing damage irorn loud noise is often undetectable uniil it is ten late. this
manuiactuner and me Electronic Indusiris's Association‘s Consumer Electronics Group
recommend you avoid prolonged exposure to excessive noise This list of sound levels
is included ioryour protection.
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Decibel
Lam
an
40
50
so
70
80
THE FOLLOWING NOISES CAN BE DANGERsz UNDER CONSTANT EXPOSURE:
90
100
120
140
150
Examg g
Quist library, sofi whispers
Living room, relrigeralar. bedroom away fmm lmlflc
Ligmuamc, normal mnversatiun, quim omoa
Air mndifioner al 20 fseg sewing machine
Vacuum deener, hair dryer, ncfsy restaurant
Average city traffic, garbage disposals, alarm clock a! MD feet
Subway, momma/C‘s. truck traffic, lawn mower
Garbage lruek, chaln saw, pneumaflc drill
Ruck band cunnert In fmnl 01 speakers, thunderclap
Gunshnl blast. jel engine
Rocket launching pad
Infnrmslion courtesy Of the Deafness Research Faundflhon.
CATION OF CONTROLS
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Navigation Control
(Navigation Upanwn, Menu,
CD Skip/Search MM, Radio
Tuning UpIDown)
LOCK Switch (rear of unit)
VOLUME — Button
VOLUME + Button
Battery Compartment
(Under Peel)
Display
1 2
7 8 9 10 111213
7. Peei
B. Play/Pause >II (Enter)
Button
9. Power/Stop (Exit) Button
10. EQI' (Play Mode) Button
11. Strap Hole
12. USB Port (Side of Unit)
13. Headphone Jack
(Side of Unit)
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button 9m select it
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Repeatedly push and release the
Navigation canlrol to the left (Tuning ann)
ur right (Tuning Up) to tune a station. For
rapid search tuning. push and hold the
Navigaflon control (a (he Iefl or right for one
second, then release; the unit will
automatically seam and stop on the next
strongest station,
When a station is broadcasting In stereo.
“STEREO” will appear in the display. Press the
Eat ‘ button to listen in mmo. “STEREO' will
disappear tram the display. Press the sow
button again to "slum ta steraa If the station is
not strung enough or it is not bmadmsttng in
Stereo, “stared" will nDI appear.
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Press me VOLUME + m- a buttons to
adjusflhevulume.
To tum the um’l off, press and hold the
Power/Stop human. “Hold Down To Paws! or
w.“ appear in the display. The unit wm tum m?
smsr u mums up from one to Hume. Do nm
release the Power/Sap butlun unlll the unit Iums
of,
ANTENNA
merns headphones act as an antenna for FM.
Extend the headphone wire (or has! FM
reception.
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OPERATION
ONTINUED)
T0 MANUALLY SET A STATION INTO MEMORY
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Tum the unit on by pressing the
Power/Slap button; select the FM Tuner
made and tune a slafion as described on
pages is and19.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE >ll button 0:
“STORE" will appear in Ihe display. Push the
Navigation conlml e imms \he left or right
in Salem 3 presst number (“Channel 01" km
"Channel10").
a“.
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When ma desired memory number appears.
press the PLAYIPAUSE >ii button a |o
slnre ills presel; ‘STORE" will disappear
trim the display and the station will be sel
into memory.
To cancel and no! stars the Stalin", press
the Power/Stop button a; “Store" will
disappearfmm the display
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0 PE RATI ON
TO AUTOMATICALLY SET STATIONS |
(CONTINUE
NTO MEMORY
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Whlle In the FM radiu mode, make sure me
PRESET indicator Is not in the dlsplay. If it
is, press Ihe Power/Slop buflon m clear it.
Press ene hold me PLAY/PAUSE >|| button
until mum SCAN” appears in (he dlsplay. The
unit will autumahcafly store the ten next strung
stflhcns ima memonj. New FM Stalkms wm
overwrlte arm/ions presets.
NOTE: u less men ten stalmns have been
scanned mm the memory, the memory wm keep
a! a lrequency wwlh 57.5MHz.
TO RECEIVE MEMORY PRESEI'S
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Press ahe Power/Slop human 0; “PRESET‘ will
appear in «he display. Push the Navlgaliun
mm ea towards (he left or ngm lo sewect a
plesel channel, Press the Power/Slop human
0 to exit lhs preseq mess; the ‘PRESET‘
indicamr will disappear'mm Ihs dismay.
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OPERATION (CONT NUED)
TO LISTEN TO MP3SIWMASIWAVS
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Tum lhs unll an by pmlng lne Puwerlstnp hullun
a: file Memorsx slarl spree“ wm appeal in Ihe
displayuampumnly. ThemheMusic Playermenu will
appear and lhe MFJIWMA’s ualx lnlurmallon will
appear in me display. Flax me PLAY/PAUSE >||
hum e la slam playback mp playlupk MPSNVMA
file's llllurmafi'nrl wlll appaar/saullauoes me clumsy
W ms unit Is in a mode mher hall the Musl:
Player menu. press the Navigation Covllml 0: the
Main menu will appear ln the display. wmlln alx
seconds. push the Navigallon commlmnmrds (he
lell or right unlll Flay Now/NEW Playing IS nigh»
Iighled. then press Ihs PLAY/PAUSE P | bulmn
810 selad ll, Playhad< will starl summalinally
I'E'flaal-
fl
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Sal me Equaler as shown on page l7. Press me
VOLUME l o/- a bumns lp adjust me volume. To
slop play/palm, pleas lhe Puller/Slap pullan a; me
Slop lmllcalur will appear.
Tu llm me mlt all. preps and hold me Pomerlswp human:
“Hula Dan To Fewer-om will appear in me lllaplay The
unit wlll lum all aller il mums up lmm am: la three. Du
nulrel se "la Puwerlslnn hmmn unfil |he uninms all.
NONE:
- See pages 9 Ihmugh ls var hfomnliml en uphudhg
MP3. WMAaml WAV files lu this unll
NOTE (Aura RESUME): Each lime you exltlha Music Player mane erlum Ills unilnfl. when me unllla fumed
hadi un nrynu emerme Music Player mnds agaln.1h!s un‘rxwill resume allne heglnmng nl me |as1 luck which
was playing before lumlng me power oflur manging mode. Tu cancsl resume, pug the PuwerISlop [mum
once wllllu in Muslc Player slap made; me unit will lemm lo showing me first file's infmmalmn. When in me
Random or Randum Repeal made (see page 26). me unll will ml show me firsl file's lnlurmaliun when yuu
press llle Power/slap bullun. in ma Playllal er Pleylisl Repeal mode, ll will ralum b show line first salamed
file's immune".
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OPERATION (C TIN
TO PAUSE PLAYBACK
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During playback, lf you wish to pause the
file mnmenlarily, press lne PLAY/PAUSE
>ll bulton: playback will pause, the Pause
indicator wlll appear and the timer will stop
counting.
Press file PLAVIPAUSE >ll button agaln to
resume playback; the sound will return, the
Play indicator will appear and the timslr will
start counting again.
TO SELECTIBROWSE THROUGH THE FILES
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Press lhe Navigation control a; the Main
Menu will appear. Pusn the Navigation
control 0 towards the left or right to
Browse lharl press tne PLAY/PAUSE >n
button a tu select it; me Root folder
contents will appear.
Repeatedly push Iha Navlgflllon control 0
(awards the Iefi tar right to selea s file/{alder H
B folder ls salsded. press the PLAY/PAUSE
>|| button Q to open the folder, (hen push the
Navigation cunlrul 0 towards the [all or right
to select 5 ms When the desired file ls
selec‘led press the PLAY/PAUSE bll human
9 lo start playing the selected file.
NOTE: To remm in me Root folder, press the
Power/Stop button,
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OPERATION (CONTINUED
FORWARD/REVERSE SKIP
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Durlng playback. push the Navigation
central to the right to advance the playertio
the beginning of the next file. Push the
Nevigatiun control to the fig!“ repeatedly to
advance the player to higher~numbered
files.
During playback, push the Navigation
mntml to the left to mwe the player back to
the beginning of the currently playing file.
Push the Navigation control to the la"
repeatedly lo move the player back to
lewsr-numbered files
HIGH-SPEED MUSIC SEARCH
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Durlng playback. push and hold the
Navlgatlon control towards the right ur the
left to mime me playflr fnmard or backward
wilhln a file lu locale a Specific musical
passage. The player will move forward or
backward al high speed as long as the
central is held. When you release the
control, nnrmal playback win msums.
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o RATION (co
T0 REPEAT A FILE
ED)
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Ta repeal a single file, press the ECU‘ button
0 anus whlle playing a me; me Repeal One
indiparpr an will appear in line display. Push
the NavTQafion control a inwards (ha lsR or right
to select the spscllle track mat you wish in
repeat
The Specific track you selected will be
repeated continuously. To cancel Repeat
playback, press the EQI‘ limmn repeatedly
unt'll the play mode indicators disappear from he
display.
TO REPEAT ALL FILES
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To repeal all files, press lne EQI' when twice
while playing a file; the RepeaIAll indicator m
will appear in me display
All tracks all the player will be repeated
continuously. To cancel Repeat playback.
press the EQI' bumn repeatedly unlil lne play
mode indicamrs disappear 1mm Ihe dlsplzy.
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OPERATION (CONTINUED)
TO RANDOMLY PLAY ALL FILES
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Tu randomly play an the flies and (hen siup.
prfis the EGI' bumm three Mme: While In the
Stop made: the Random indicamr x wili
appear in he display,
Pmss ma PLAYIPAUSE >l| human I) m star:
playback; ma unit will piay all are iradrs in random
prdar, Wharr aii ma [lads have been played, the
unlt wm siap. To ramps! Random piaybadt, press
ma Ear human 5 rapsatady uniri me piay mods
iridiaamrs disappearimm ma display
T0 RANDOMLY PLAY ALL THE FILES
CONTINUOUSL‘I
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Tn mndumly play ail me files cuntinuuusly,
press the Ear buflcri fuur tims while in ma
Stop mode: the Random Repeat indicator ma
win appearln ina dispiay.
Press the PLAY/PAUSE >II bu|ton 0 to start
playback; the unit wiii play all ma pads in random
urdnr cnm‘inuausly. To cansai Random Repeat
playaapk. press the EQ(‘ bmmn 9 rapaaradiy
umn the piay mnda inm-mra disappaar fmm iha
dispiay.
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0 RATION (CONTINUED)
PLAYING A PLAYLIST (A playlisl must be programmed first, see $19.28)
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Press the EOI' button 0 five tlmes while
playing a H P" wm appear in the dreplay.
Push (he Na lgnlum comm! 9 wwamg the right
he scan playmg me firsurerx ofme magnet
The umr wiB play ma praylisr anea and man amp
To cancer Playflst playnaene press the E0!“
button repealanfly unlil lhe play made mica-us
arsappear from me display.
REPEATEDLV PLAYING A PLAYLIS’T (A pl
aylist must be programmed first. see pg. 23)
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Press Ihe £01“ bumm a six times whHe
playan a file; “P" and me Rspaat indicator 0
will appear in me dismay Push the Navigalmn
oomrd 91mm fine right «a man waving the
first track unhe plawist
The unnwiu play me playflm repeatedly Ta uncar
Repeat Playilst playback, press me EQI‘ hlmun
repeatedly unlil rha p|ay made indicalurs
disappear 1mm ma arapray
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OPERATION (CONTINUED)
CREATING A PLAYLIST
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Press IhE Navigation willful 0; the Main
Menu will appear. Push the Navigation
cuntrol 0 towards the lell or right tn
Browse then press the PLAY/PAUSE V"
bullon O to select it; me Root folds!
mutants will appear.
Repealedly pusrr llre Navigation wmml 0 towards
the lsll or nphl ln select a file/Valuer. ll a laldsr ls
seamed, press lhe PLAY/PAUSE >|| buflun e In
Open lrrs lower men pusn ma Navigufl'an acnlrul 0
towards the lanar right Our-Elem a file.
NOTE: Ta mlum la the Rant lulusr, press ms
Power/Slop human.
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When rlna dssirad ms is sslaslad, pm and new
ma PLAVIPAUSE >ll bullnn to add It 10 ms
plsyllsl; a program number wlll appear at the lan
slde bl me file (Le. 111" Is he first program llle ol
the plsyllsl. “02“ me second llls. em). Prass lrre
PLAY/PAUSE >l| human agalrr m confirm and ma
prpgrsrn numberwlll disappear.
Rapsalsleps z and 3 to add more files.
NOTE: Ta sxil ms Elm/Se menu and rslpm on me
Maln menu, mess the Navigalinn mnlml umll ms
Msln manp appears ln lne dlsplay. $89 prsvlnus
page farhuwm play me playllsl,
NOTE
- Yau can only programme same file inID the playllsl once,
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OPERATION (CON
T0 VIEW/CLEAR THE PLAYLIST
UED
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Press and hold the Navlgsm‘on comm] o umll
Ihe Semng Menu appears in me alsplay. Push
the Navigaflon cuntml 0 towards Ihe rlgm
repsaladly la Playllsl and then press (he
PLAY/PAUSE >|| human 9 in select ll: the
PlayIis1 will appear.
To clear a file, selsm me me (a delete by
pushing the Navigation control a m we lelt or
right unlll the file IS hlghligmed. men press the
E411' button 9. To uearalll mes In the playllsl,
aflerentering me playfist, press me EQ/‘ human
0.
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Push the Navlgafiurl control 0 awards the
left nr light (a select. CLEAR ITEM or CLEAR
L|ST. then press the PLAY/PAUSE >Il
human 9.
Push me Navigation control 0 (awards me
left or right la select NO or YES. men pre§
the PLAY/PAUSE >ll button 9 b confirm. I1
you select yes and confirm the file/ms; In
the playlisl will men be deleled; if you sslscl
No and cnnfirm, mefilemles wl’II nal be deleted.
OPERA ON (CONTINUED
DELETING A FILE
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Press me Navigallon control 0; the Maln
Menu will appear. Push the Navigaliun
control 0 towards the left or right (a
Bruwse men press me PLAY/PAUSE >||
button a m se|ect it; the Rom folder
epntems wm appear.
Repeatedly push the Navlgah'nn mmrul o Inwards
me |efl or rlgm m select a file/folder if a tower is
selected. press the PLAVIFAUSE >Ilbu1wn a m
open the lblder, than push Ihe Navlgaflan mnlrol o
mads the let] nr rigmm self-ma fileu
NOTE: To reuur. m me Raul (alder, press me
vaer/Smp hum".
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After the file ls selected, press me EQI‘
humm
Push the Navigafion control 0 towards the
Iefl or righl to 581801 NO or VES, then press
the PLAY/PAUSE >II button a (a canfilm. If
you select YES and confirm, lhe file will men
be deleted; if ynu salad NO and confirm, the
file wlll not be deleted.
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0 RATION (CONTINUED)
TO SET THE CONTRAST
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Pmss and hnld the Navigafiun central 11 mm
the Selling menu appears in Ihe dlsplay.
Snmu w Cunkrfist by pushing the Navigation
mntml 0 (awards the 19" or right. man press
the PLAY/PAUSE >|| button 9 lo Salem it; [he
Contrast setting will appear.
Push the Navigation cunlml towards the IE“
or right In set the dssll‘ed contrast. Press
the Navigation cnnlrm twice ur wait a few
seconds to exit the menu.
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OPERATION (CONTINUED)
TO SET THE BACKLIGHT
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Press and hald (he Navigafiun Cunlml 0 until
the Setting menu appears in me dismay,
Scroll m Beskxigm by pushing the Nevwgsuen
conml 0 (awards the 1511 Or fight and men
press the PLAY/PAUSE >|| human 0 us select
it; the Eacktighl safling WM! appear,
Set the dssrrea backlight urns (AWWays ow. s
semnds, 1a seconds. 15 seconds MNways On)
py pusnrng me Navipeu‘an control to we left or
righL The re the flms the backlightwlll be m
before luming efiwhen rm mums are pressed,
sesaArwsys on and me baddighl wm not IlghL
Press the Navigalmn cunlrol as set and relum (a
me serengs menu
TO SET THE PLAY TIMER
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Press and hold me Navigation cuntml o unfil
ms Setting menu sppesrs in me dlspwey,
Sure” to Play Tlmer py pushing the Narrgsrpn
conlml to the left or right 0 then press are
PLAY/PAUSE >|| human 9 In selecl it: me
Play Tlmer sening will appear.
Scroll by pushing the Navlgsnen contra!
(awards the mfl nr right In ss|su s desired may
timer sening (Elapsed er Remeinlng). Press
the Navigaiiun control 1p set and relurn «p the
semngs menu.
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OPERATION (CONTINUED)
TO SEI' THE POWER SAVINGS
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Prus and hem tne Nevlgntinn mntmlountll Push the Navlgafinn ennlrel Iowards the left or
the Setting menu appears in the display. ngnt lo select a desired Fewer Savings setting
Scmll tn iner savrngs by pushing the lniseble.l mlnule,3minutee.5 mlnutss].This is
Navigallon cpntrnlo luwards the left or rignt the time the unlt wlll stay on if ll “s nnt pleyrng
Ihen press the PLAY/PAUSE >II tmtlnn a le and ne buliuns have been pressed Ior the set
, ssleclitlna Powersavings settlngwlll appear. tlrne, Press the Nevlgetien central to set
and relum lo the settings menu.
TO VIEW THE SYSTEM INFO
Puss and nold the Navlgeuan omrml n untrl lne
Setlrngs menu appeals ln the dlsplny Scroll 10
Syetern lnle by pushing the Navigation ounlmI n
tnwems tne lett or rigm llren press the
FUN/PAUSE >II lumen 9m select It: the system
In'mmallun wrll appear. Press the Nsvlgntlpn
ennlrol o to exlt System lnlu, me Settings menu
wlll men reappear.
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’ TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
lt you experience a problem wllh this unit, chad< the chart below belore calling for service.
SYMPTOM CAUSE SOLUTION
Unit will not Dead battery, or not Replace battery and install
turn on. installed properly. properly.
Lock switch is in the Slide switdr to the Unlook posi-
Lock position. tian.
No sound. Headphones are not Insert headphones.
inserted.
Volume is set too Raise the volume,
low.
The MP3 or WMA tiles Download uncorrupted
are corrupted. files.
FM distorted. Station not tuned. Retune station and extend
headphone wire.
Download Failure. Damaged USB cable. Replace cable.
The computer is not The USB cable is Make sure USB cable is
recognizing the not sewrely connected. securely connected.
player.
Driver is not installed install driver and/or see
or computer is not pages 9 through 14 for
compatible. compatibility
WMA files with DRM Incorrect downloading See pages 15 through 16 to
cannot playback. methods. download WMAfiies with DRM.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CON
UED
SYMPTOM
CAUSE
SOLU'I10N
No buttons work
The Luck feature is
activated.
Slide the Lock switch to the
unlock position.
Unit needs to be reset
or firmware needs tu be
updated.
Reset unit and/or
update firmware, see
pages 38-37.
Unit acting erratically.
Unit needs to be reset
or firmware needs to be
updated.
Reset unit and/or
update firmware, see
pages 36-37.
WMA files with DRM
cannnt playback.
lncorrect downloading
methods.
See pages 1516 to
download WMAfiles with DRM.
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FORMA'I'I'ING THE PLAYER
WARNING! D0 not format this player unless it stops working and you are
instructed 10 do so by technical support personnel.
Formatting the Player
1. Use the USB cable to connect the player and
the computer.
2. Double click on My Computer, right cllck the
“Removable Di k" and left click on ‘Format",
3. At the "Format" window. select ‘FAT32" from
the file system pull down menu. then click start
to format the unit (see figure to the right).
NOTE: Make sure yuu have selected the "FAT32"
at the file system pull down menu, otherwise after
formatting, the player will not work properly.
4. Click OK to confirm and the player will start to
format.
5. When finished. click "Close" to close the
Format window
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» UPDATING THE FIRMWARE
WARNING! Do nul update the firmware unless you are sxpsrisncl‘ng problems with
your dlgltal audio device. InDclrect or fauhy firmware inflallafion will cause the player
to stop funcllorllng.
1. Download the updated firmware at ww.msmurexeleclmrlics.com.
2. Unzip the file, than double cllck setupexe in me Desklbp folder to inslall lire
software to your oomuuter.
3. Connect the playerlu me wmpuler using the supplied USB cable and the
lnstallalion screen wlll appear. (mne installallm screen dug not appear. unplug
the USE cable and mm ulnhe unit). Connect to the computer agaln and press and
hold me Power/Stop button until ms l’nstallatiun screen appears.
4. Follnw the on-screen lnsmrcfinns to install tha drivsr.
5. When finished, dick START and Innate the newly inflallsd software ‘Memurex
Audia Player“ and sslsct “Flrmware annload’.
RESETTING THE UNIT ,
If lhe uml ems errallnally. reset the unll by remmling the battery far a law seconds and
(hen reinsenlng.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Audio Frequency Range 20m — ZDKHZ
Headphones Ompul zomw, 16uhm (Max. Vol)
SIN Ralln asap (MP3)
FII! Support MP3 MPEG 1/2/25 Layer 3
VVMA Windaws Media Audifl (WMA file wlIh DRM)
WAV ADPCM encoding
Bil Rate 8kbps—32flkbps
Tag IMO IDS Tag
FM Tuner FM Frequency Range 87.5MHz—1DBMH1
Amenna Headphaneleal’phc-nss Cord
AnIenna
General Dimension 33 x 40 x 40 mm
Weight 389 (Mmhoul battery)
Battery 1 x AAA baIIEry
LCD FuII Graphlc with Backligm
Language English
USB USB 2.0
Built-in Memory 128MB
Max Playlw'me Approx. 18 hours (123m, MP3)
Supported os Win ME, 2000, XP and Mac osx
VWn ease (Driver is required)
Dperaflng Temperature m- F IL) 104° F (5° 0 to 40° C)
Specificafiuns are subject VJ chins. without notlca.
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FOR FIRMWARE UPGRADE, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT
WWW.MEMOREXELECTRONICS.COM
To CHECK IF THERE Is NEW FIRMWARE AVAILABLE.
FOR ADDITIONAL SET-UP OR OPERATING ASSISTANCE,
PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT
WWW.MEMOREXELECTRONICS.COM
OR CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICE AT (954) 660-7100.
PLEASE KEEP ALL PACKAGING MATERIAL FOR AT LEAST 90
DAYS IN CASE YOU NEED TO RETURN THIS PRODUCT TO YOUR
PLACE OF PURCHASE OR TO MEMOREX.
FOR PARTS AND ACCESSORIES, CONTACT FOX INTERNATIONAL
AT 1-800-321-6993.
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Memcorp, Inc.
Weston, FL
Printed in China
Visit our website at www.memorexelectronics.com
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MMP8560
User’s Guide
Personal FM Stereo
MP3/WMA/WAV Player
Before operating this producl,
please read these instructions completely.

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