Diasonic Technology Co DMP300 MP3 Player User Manual diasonic 300

Diasonic Technology Co Ltd MP3 Player diasonic 300

User Manual

1 Thank you for purchasing Diasonic MP3 Player. Please read this instruction manual carefully before use. If you find any defect during the use of this unit, please contact A/S Center [Tel 031-474-0852; Head Office]. Precautions: ● Do not repair, disassemble or modify the unit at your own discretion. ● The memory content may be changed or lost due to misuse, static electricity or electric shock during the repair or battery change. Be sure to make a note of important content. ● Diasonic assumes no responsibility for any damage caused by change or loss of memory content. ● Do not drop the unit in the water or keep it in any damp environment. ● This instruction manual is subject to change without notice for the purpose of product improvement. Copyright ● The MP3 files created for MP3 conversion shall not be used for any commercial or public purposes. Any violation of the prohibition may be a breach of copyright laws. ● Any unauthorized reproduction of recorded files for any other purposes than personal use is strictly prohibited by the relevant laws and regulations. Note This instruction manual is required for the effective use of Diasonic MP3 Player. Pay specialattention not to lose the manual as it is not provided separately from the unit. Preface
2 Warning ● Keep the batteries out of reach of the children. If a child swallowed a battery, please consult a doctorimmediately. ● Do not have the battery shorted, disassembled, heated or put in fire. This may cause leakage, heat,explosion or fire. ● If the battery leakage gets in your eyes, wash it off with clean water, and seek immediate medicaltreatment. If not, you may lose your sight. ● If the LCD is damaged, do not touch the liquid. If the liquid contacts your eyes or skin, wash it off withclean water, and seek immediate medical treatment. ● If you use the rechargeable batteries, read the user’s manuals for batteries and chargers carefullybefore use. ● Read this instruction manual carefully before use. Using earphones Road safety ● Do not use earphones while driving, cycling or operating any motorized vehicle. It may cause a traffichazard and is illegal in some areas. It can also be dangerous to play your earphones at high volumewhile walking, especially at pedestrian crossings. Preventing hearing damage ● Avoid using earphones at high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuous, loud and extended play. ● If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use. Safety Precautions
INFORMATION TO THE USER This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the 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, if not 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 more of the following measures: -. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. -. 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. -. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. CAUTION Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 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 operations.
3 Precautions 1. Functions and Features 2. Parts and Components 3. Quick Operation Guide 4. Setting PC Environment 5. Downloading Files 6. Deleting Files 7. Formatting Files 8. Managing Folders and Files 9. FM Radio 10. Mode Menu 11. Main Menu 12. Recording in RECORD Range 13. Interface with External Devices 14. Setting the Menu in MP3 / RECORD Range 15. Buttons 16. Icons Specifications Warranty Contents
4 ● Be careful not to drop the unit or subject it to heavy impact. It may cause trouble. ● Do not put the unit in the hip pocket. The LCD part may be damaged when you sit down. ● Do not leave the unit in any location exposed to direct sunlight or near any heat source. ● To remove dust, clean the unit with soft cloth. Do not use liquid solvent (thinner, benzene, etc.) or wet cloth. ● To be noted, the LCD panel is made of glass. Do not press the screen hard. ● Do not use any hard materials or use excessive force to press the keys. The keys may be damaged. Precautions
5 ● Diasonic MP3 Player is a high performance portable digital audio player. This multi-functional next-generation portable digital audio player supports playing of MP3 and WMA (64Kbps or more) digital compressed music files and recording of music files via external equipment. ● Stylish, luxury and compact design and robust exterior Stylish and compact design, half-mirror type window and front aluminum case enable a luxury-style, highly portable and light MP3 player. ● Hi-fidelity MP3 Player Adopting various functions (equalizer / repeat play), the unit gives all the merits of MP3 players. It also provides rich and sensitive sound quality. ● Direct encoding recording Adopting voice recorder functions to the MP3 player, the unit supports voice recording and direct MP3 encoding recording through the external device. The unit can also be used as a portable data storage or portable hard disk. ● Bit rate variation You can select various bit rates for voice recording or line-in recording depending on the circumstances to adjust the recording quality and to use the memory efficiently. ● Speed control Variable play speed control will facilitate language study. ● Wide LCD screen supported with 7 colors (Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan and White) ● Multi-language graphic LCD screen and back-light The graphic LCD supports Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese, European and special characters to display the names and playtimes of the tracks. The built-in LED back-light enables you to easily set menus with buttons even at night. ● USB interface facilitates connection to the computer. ● SRS function supports 3D sound. ● BOOK-MARK: You can select tracks you want to play. ● FM BAND: You can hear FM radio anywhere in the world. ● HOLD: You can lock the buttons against any accidental operation. ● Play mode (NORMAL, 1 TRACK, ALL, SHUFFLE) ● Repeat Play (A⇔B): You can select sections to play repeatedly. ● INTRO Play: Playing the first few seconds of each track (5, 10 or 15 seconds). ● Next track / Previous track / Fast forward / Rewind ● Volume control (Digital volume: 30 steps) Functions and Features
6 ♠ Power On/Off To turn on the power, press and hold the PLAY/PAUSE button for one second. Press the PLAY/PAUSE button again to turn off the MP3 Player. ♠ HOLD Switch If the HOLD switch is set to the left (ON), all buttons are locked. Check if the HOLD switch is released before turning on the power of the MP3 Player. HOLD Off HOLD On ※ If you turn on the power while the HOLD key is on, the LCD displays “HOLD ON”, and then, the MP3 power goes off. Make sure you release the HOLD switch prior to turning the power on. ♠ PLAY, PAUSE and STOP The MP3 Player starts playing if you press PLAY/PAUSE while the unit is in Stop state. The MP3 Player pauses playing if you press PLAY/PAUSE during the play, and if you press PLAY/PAUSE again, the unit releases PAUSE and resumes playing the file from the stopped point. If you press STOP during the play and press PLAY, the unit starts playing the file from the first. ♠ ERASE If you want to erase the file displayed on the LCD, press MENU while the unit is in Stop state, select DELETE with the FF or REW button, select “ONE”, and then select MUSIC, VOICE, LINE or RADIO. Quick Operation Guide
7 ♠ Volume Control Use VOLUME + or VOLUME – to control volume. Press and hold the key to control volume continuously. ♠ INTRO Play You can play the first few seconds of each track to check the music files and the voice recording files. MENU button (LONG KEY) -> SYSTEM -> INTRO TIME (5, 10, 15 seconds) ♠ Repeat Play You can select a section you want to play repeatedly. If you press the SPEED/A↔B button during the play, the starting point (A) for repeated play is selected, and the icon (A↔ B) blinks on the LCD window. If you press the SPEED/A↔B button again when the end part of the repeated play is played, the end point (B) for repeated play is selected and the icon (A↔B) blinks. Then the MP3 Player repeats playing the designated section. If you want to release Repeat Play, press SPEED/A↔B again. ♠ Speed Control You can select Normal, Fast or Slow play. If you press and hold the SPEED/A↔B button during the play, the current mode is displayed on LCD (Normal Spd, Fast Spd, Slow Spd) and the current speed is maintained. ※ If you want to delete a folder, select FOLDER DELETE on the MAIN MENU, select FOLDER bypressing the FF or REW button, select YES, and then press MENU. ※ If you want to delete all files and folders in the unit, select FORMAT in the MAIN MENU. Then,“LOW FROMAT” is displayed on LCD, and all files and folders are deleted. ※ Volume is adjusted by step (Steps 0 ~ 30). ※ Volume control is available when the earphone is connected. If you pull out the earphone at Step10 or higher, the unit detects disconnection, and sets the volume to Step 10. ※ If the power gets OFF and then ON, the volume is adjusted to Step 10.
8 ♠ SRS SRS is on if you press the key in BOOK-MARK, FOLDER, MUSIC, VOICE, LINE IN or RADIO ENC PLAY mode. ♠ Recording The MP3 Player supports three recording modes (VOICE, LINE IN and FM RADIO). 1. VOICE: You can record voice with the built-in microphone. 2. LINE IN: You can record from an external device using the line-in cable. (If the line-in cable is not connected, the VOICE mode is selected automatically. If the line-in cable is connected, the MP3 Player records in the LINE IN mode.) 3. FM RADIO: Press the REC button while the radio is on. ♠ PC Connection When connecting the unit to PC to download files, “USB Connection” appears on LCD. The MP3 Player does not play files while it is connected to PC. You need to disconnect the PC cable if you want to play files. If you disconnect the USB jack, the unit power goes off. Turn on the power before using the unit. Press the REC button to start recording when you are in Stop mode. Press Stop to stop recording,and press REC to pause recording.
9 (1) If you click [My Computer], the MP3 Player is recognized as a portable disk (F:) on [My Computer] window. (*WINDOWS XP) (2) After installing the USB driver by OS, you can check the installation status on Device Manager of [My Computer]. Setting PC Environment
10 (3) The LINE, RADIO and VOICE folders have already been created by default. (4) You can save data as well as MP3 music files, and read, write or delete files in the same manner as you use the files on the hard disk.
11 ♠ Uninstalling the drive from USB port. 1. Close the files. 2. If you click the icon ( ) on the bottom right of the screen, the following toolbar is displayed. 3. If you click the toolbar, the following window is displayed. Remove the drive in accordance with given instructions.
12 (1) Default folders ◈ When you connect the unit to PC, you can find that the LINE, RADIO and VOICE folders are created by default. (2) AUDIO MODE ◈ No folder is created by default for AUDIO MODE. You can create the audio folders on the PC, and check the folders with FOLDER PLAY and MUSIC PLAY on the MP3 Player. ◈ You can create up to 999 music files (MP3 or WMA files) on MUSIC PLAY, and up to 512 folders on FOLDER PLAY. Managing Folders and Files
13 ** FOLDER PLAY in the MODE menu shows the folders you created, and MUSIC PLAY shows the music files within the folder. (3) LINE IN MODE ◈ LINE IN MODE contains the files recorded from external devices through the line-in cable. ◈ When recording data, up to 256 files can be created in sequence. If the number of files exceeds 256, the “INDEX FULL” message is displayed. (4) RADIO MODE ◈ RADIO MODE contains the files recorded from the radio. ◈ When recording data, up to 256 files can be created in sequence. If the number of files exceeds 256, the “INDEX FULL” message is displayed.
14 (5) VOICE MODE ◈ VOICE MODE contains the voice recording files. ◈ When recording data, up to 256 files can be created in sequence. If the number of files exceeds 256, the “INDEX FULL” message is displayed. ♠ Deleting files in the LINE, RADIO and VOICE MODE ♠ ◈ Deleting VOICE005. As V005 is deleted, V006 is renamed to “V005”.
15 * The AUTO SEEK function facilitates tuning in to the radio channel. Select RADIO, and hold down the FF key or REW key for about one second. The unit stops seeking channels at the available channel. The AUTO SEEK function may not be suitable for accurate tuning in the weak coverage area. In this case, use the REW or FF key for fine tuning. You can also use the MUTE, MONO or STEREO function for radio listening. ● Setting radio channel Frequency channels are displayed on the LCD screen. Select the desired frequency with the FF or REW key. ● Saving channels ① Frequency channels are displayed on the LCD screen. Select the desired frequency with the FF or REW key. ② While listening to the radio, press the SRS button. The channel you are listening is memorized in PRESET, and CHANNEL 01 blinks. Select the channel number (01-10) with the FF/REW key, and press the SRS button. The channel is saved in CHANNEL 01. You can save up to 10 channels (CH1~10). ☞ Checking the saved channels. In the FREQUENCY mode, hold down the SRS button. The unit enters into the PRESET mode, and shows the saved channels and frequencies. You can select a channel with the FF/REW key. If you press the MENU button in the PRESET mode, you can select the frequency in the FREQUENCY mode. ● Recording radio ① Set the radio channel as explained in ①~② above. ② Press the REC button to record data. The recorded message is saved at the next index to the last recording file. You cannot check the recorded data while recording. You can check it in the RECORD range after stopping recording. ○3 To pause while recording, press the REC button. To resume recording, press the REC button again. ※ Note • Noise may occur when recording radio in weak coverage or inside a building. Move to strong coverage to acquire good sound quality. • The earphone line works as an antenna. Extend the line to get good coverage. FM Radio
16 If you press the MENU button, the Mode Menu is displayed. The Mode Menu consists of the following play related functions. ① BOOK-MARK  You can play the selected music file.  Hold down the SRS key to book-mark while playing a music file. (You cannot create or designate folders.) ② FOLDER PLAY  The function shows all the folders in the memory. (The VOICE, RADIO and LINE folders are not displayed.)  If you select a folder, the files in the folder are displayed, and only the MP3 / WMA files are played. (You can create up to 1000 folders.) Mode Menu MODE MENU BOOK- MARK FOLDER PLAY MUSIC PLAY VOICE PLAY LINE IN ENC PLAY RADIO ENC PLAY FM RADIO
17 ③ MUSIC PLAY  Plays all the MP3 and WMA files in the memory. (The files in the VOICE, RADIO and LINE folders are not played.)  You can use book-mark function while the files are displayed. ④ VOICE PLAY  Plays the MP3 and WMA files in the VOICE folder. (Files are played in sequence from V001.mp3 or V001.wma.) ⑤ LINE IN  Plays the MP3 and WMA files in the LINE folder. (Files are played in sequence from L001.mp3 or L001.wma.) ⑥ RADIO ENC PLAY  Plays the MP3 and WMA files in the RADIO folder. (Files are played in sequence from F001.mp3 or F001.wma.) ⑦ FM RADIO  You can listen to the radio
18 1) Main Menu If you hold down the ‘MENU’ button, the main menu is displayed. The main menu consists of the above 6 functions. Select EXIT to exit the main menu. In the Main Menu, select the desired menu with the FF/REW/V+/V- buttons, and press the ‘MENU’ button. (1) SYSTEM This menu consists of PLAYBACK, POWER OFF TIME, SLEEP TIME, INTRO TIME, ENCODE, DEFAULT and EXIT. Main Menu MAIN MENU SYSTEM EXIT DELETE SRS DISPLAY SOUND
19 ○1 PLAYBACK NORMAL, REPEAT ONE, REPEAT ALL, SHUFFLE NORMAL: Plays all files once in sequence. REPEAT ONE: Repeats the current file. REPEAT ALL: Repeats all files in sequence. SHUFFLE: Repeats all files without sequence. ○2 POWER OFF TIME 1Min, 3Min, 5Min, ALWAYS ON You can select the time period to make the unit power go off automatically if no operation is made for that time period. ○3 SLEEP TIME OFF, 15Min, 30Min, 45Min, 60Min, 75Min, 90Min, 105Min, 120Min The unit power is turned off automatically at expiry of the selected time. ○4 INTRO TIME 5Sec, 10Sec, 15Sec You can select the time period for INTRO Play to play the first few seconds of each track. ○5 ENCODE You can select whether to use the SYNC function or not for FM RADIO recording or LINE IN recording, and set the recording bitrate and voice recording bitrate. A. SYNC AUTO SYNC, ONE SYNC, OFF  AUTO SYNC: The MP3 Player automatically detects start and end of music, and creates a new file for new music.  ONE SYNC: The unit automatically detects start and end of music, but creates the file only once.  OFF: The unit does not detect start and end of a music. You can manually adjust start and end. B. BIT RATE VOICE BITRATE MP3 BITRATE  VOICE BITRATE: LP, HQ  MP3 BITRATE: 48Kbps, 64Kbps, 96Kbps, 128Kbps, 192Kbps, 256Kbps
20 ○6 RESUME ON, OFF The MP3 remembers the play data of the current file, and resumes playing the file when you switch off and on the unit. ON: The unit resumes the last file from the stopped counter when you switch off and on the unit. OFF: The unit plays the last file from the index when you switch off and on the unit. ○7 FM BAND WORLD, JAPAN, EUROPE You can select on of the following FM bands. WORLD: 87.5MHz~108.0MHz (100 KHz STEP) JAPAN: 76.0MHz~108.0MHz (100 KHz STEP) EUROPE: 87.50MHz~108.00MHz (50 KHz STEP) ○8 DEFAULT YES, NO You can reset the unit to the default status. ○7 EXIT You can finish the current menu and move to the upper menu. (2) SOUND The SOUND menu consists of EQUALIZER, USER EQ, SRS USER SETTING, BEEP, DEFAULT VOLUME and EXIT.
21 ○1 EQUALIZER NORMAL, CLASSIC, POP, ROCK, JAZZ, LIVE You can select one of the six equalizer modes. ○2 USER EQ: You can adjust frequency by 3dB from –12dB to +12dB. ○3 SRS USER SETTING SRS LEVEL, TRUBASS EFFECT, FOCUS LEVEL You can select the level of SRS effect. ○4 BEEP ON, OFF You can adjust the beep sound for key action. ○5 DEFAULT VOLUME: To prevent bursting of sound when you turn on the power, the unit adjusts the volume to the previous one if it is lower than the default volume, or to the default volume if it is higher than the default volume. ○6 EXIT You can finish the current menu and move to the upper menu.
22 (3) DISPLAY This menu consists of the display related functions (FONT, LOGO, ID3 Tag, SCROLL TIME, BACKLIGHT TIME, CONTRAST and EXIT). ○1 FONT KOREAN, ENGLISH, JAPANESE, CHINESE, EUROPE You can select a language for ID3 TAG information on setting. ○2 BACKLIGHT COLOR: 9 backlight color options are available. ◆ RED ◆ GREEN ◆ BLUE ◆ YELLOW ◆ MEGENTA ◆ CYAN ◆ WHITE ◆ RANDOM – Backlight is changed in random sequence. RANDOM Sequence: RED->GREEN->BLUE->YELLOW->MAGENTA->CYAN->RED… ◆INTRO – Each backlight color is displayed for one second in the sequence in accordance with the BACKLIGHT TIME setting. INTRO Sequence: RED->GREEN->BLUE->YELLOW->MAGENTA->CYAN->RED… (If you select INTRO after setting the BACKLIGHT TIME to 3 Sec, the backlight is displayed as RED 1 Sec ON-OFF -> GREEN 1 Sec ON-OFF ->BLUE 1 Sec ON-OFF.
23 If you change the BACKLIGHT TIME, each color is displayed for one second in INTRO sequence. ) ○3 ID3 Tag: The menu is used to display file information. 1. ON: Title, Artist, Bit Rate and Frequency are displayed when the file is played. 2. OFF: Only the file name is displayed. ○4 SCROLL TIME You can select the file information scrolling speed on LCD from 0 to 10. (If it is set to 0 Sec, the unit is in the file information stop state.) ○5 BACKLIGHT TIME You can select the backlight time from 0 to 10 Sec. (Backlight is off at 0 Sec.) ○6 LCD CONTRAST You can adjust LCD contrast from Step 1 to 10. ○7 EXIT You can finish the current menu and move to the upper menu. (4) SRS This menu is used to select the SRS effect. SRS implements the 3D sound.
24  ○1NORMAL ○2WOW SELECT ○3SRS SELECT ○4TRUBASS SELECT ○5EXIT  USER SETTING range consists of WOW VOLUME, TRUBASS and BRIGHTNESS. (WOW reinforces stereo, and TRUBASS reinforces bass.) (5) DELETE You can delete files or folders. ○1 DELETE ONE: You can delete a file. ○2 DELETE FOLDER: All folders in the memory are displayed. If you select a folder, the selected folder and the files are deleted together. If the folder has sub-folders, the sub-folders and their files are also deleted. ○3 FORMAT: All folders and files in the memory are deleted. ○4 EXIT: You can finish the current menu and move to the upper menu.
25 You can record data with the built-in microphone, through the line-in cable, and the radio. If the line-in cable is not connected, the VOICE mode is selected automatically. If the line-in cable is connected, the MP3 Player records in the LINE IN mode. You can record radio by pressing the REC button in the RADIO MODE. ● Monitoring recording If you connect the earphones during the recording, you can hear the recording. ● Recording time check To check the remaining recording time, press the MENU button during the recording. ● Separating files during the recording You can separate files during the recording if required. If you press the FF button during the recording, the data will be recorded in the next index. <Note> -. If there is no room in the memory, recording will not be performed. If the recording time becomes full, “MEMORY FULL” is displayed. -. You can record up to 256 files. -. Backlight remains off during the recording. ※ Note • MEMORY FULL: TOTAL indicates the memory capacity and USED indicates the memory used. Recording in RECORD Range
26 ● MP3 Range (SHORT: Pressing the key short, LONG: Holding down the key for one second or longer.) Button Key action Stop Play SHORT Start playing the current track Stop playing the current track PLAY/STOP LONG Power off Intro scan SHORT To the next track Play next track FF LONG Further to the next tracks Fast forward in the current track SHORT To the previous track To the start of the track if the key action is made after 5 Sec, and to the previous track if before 5 Sec REW LONG Further to the previous tracks Fast rewind in the current track MENU Menu on Menu on VOLUME + Volume up Volume up VOLUME - Volume down Volume down SHORT x Stop playing current track REC LONG x Set / release Repeat Buttons
27 ● RECORD Range ※ Volume can be adjusted while the earphone is connected. Button Key action Stop Play Record SHORT Start playing the current track Stop playing the current track - PLAY / STOP LONG Power off Intro scan - SHORT To the next track Play next track Index increase only if the key action is made after 5 Sec FF LONG Further to the next tracks Fast forward in the current track - SHORT To the previous track To the start of the track if the key action is made after 5 Sec, and to the previous track if before 5 Sec - REW LONG Further to the previous tracks Fast rewind in the current track - MENU Menu on Menu on Display changed (remained) VOLUME+ Volume up Volume up Volume up VOLUME - Volume down Volume down Volume down SHORT Start recording Stop playing current track Stop recording REC LONG Start recording Set / release Repeat Stop recording
28 ● FM RADIO Range ※ Volume can be adjusted while the earphone is connected. ※ Station setting mode is released if no key action is made in 5 Sec. ※ The earphones line works as an antenna. Extend the line to get good coverage. Button Key action FREQUENCY mode PRESET mode Station setting RADIO SHORT Move to Audio mode Move to Audio mode - SHORT Station setting on - Station setting PLAY/PAUSE LONG Power off Power off Power off MENU SHORT Preset mode on Frequency mode on - SHORT FM frequency fine tuning up To the next preset channel Channel up FF LONG FM Channel AUTO SEEK + AUTO channel up - SHORT FM frequency fine tuning down To the previous preset channel Channel down REW LONG FM Channel AUTO SEEK - Auto channel down - SHORT Volume up Volume up Volume up VOLUME+ LONG Auto volume up Auto volume up Auto volume up SHORT Volume down Volume down Volume down VOLUME- LONG Auto volume down Auto volume down Auto volume down REC SHORT Start recording Start recording Start recording SHORT - - - SPEED/A↔B LONG - - -
29 (1) Following icons are displayed if you press the MENU LONG KEY. ○1 SYSTEM MENU 1. PLAYBACK 2. POWER OFF TIME 3. SLEEP TIME 4. INTRO TIME 5. ENCODE 6. RESUME 7. FM BAND 8. DEFAULT 9. EXIT ○2 SOUND MENU 1. EQUALIZER 2. USER EQ 3. SRS USER SETTING 4. BEEP 5. DEFAULT VOLUME 6. EXIT ○3 DISPLAY MENU 1. FONT 2. BACKLIGHT COLOR 3. ID3 TAG 4. SCROLL SPEED 5. BACKLIGHT TIME 6. LCD CONTRAST 7. EXIT ○4 SRS MENU 1. NORMAL 2. WOW SELECT 3. SRS SELECT 4. TRUBASS SELECT 5. EXIT Icons
30 ○5DELETE MENU 1. ONE 2. FOLDER 3. FORMAT 4. EXIT ○6 EXIT (2) Following icons are displayed if you press the MENU SHORT KEY. ○1 BOOK-MARK ○2 FOLDER PLAY ○3 MUSIC PLAY ○4 VOICE PLAY ○5 LINE IN ENC PLAY ○6 RADIO ENC PLAY ○7 FM RADIO

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