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| Date Submitted | 2011-10-17 00:00:00 |
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| Document Title | Engl mfx |
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| Document Author: | Michelle |
Portable mp3 Player ENGL-MFX - This device has a serial number located on the rear panel. Please record it and retain it for your records. Serial number: Table of contents 1-Introduction................................................................................................................. 4 Main functions ......................................................................................................... 4 Supplied accessories ............................................................................................ 4 Recycling the rechargeable battery................................................................ 5 Trademarks ............................................................................................................... 5 Notes about this manual ..................................................................................... 5 2-Preparation ................................................................................................................. 6 About SD cards......................................................................................................... 6 Inserting the SD card ............................................................................................ 6 Removing the SD card .......................................................................................... 7 Powering the unit .................................................................................................. 8 Charging the battery ............................................................................................. 8 Charging with a computer........................................................................... 8 Charging with an AC adapter ..................................................................... 8 Turning the power on and off .......................................................................... 9 Resetting the unit ................................................................................................... 9 3-Part Names and Functions ................................................................................ 10 Top panel................................................................................................................. 10 POWER key...................................................................................................... 10 SD card slot ...................................................................................................... 10 Right side panel .................................................................................................... 11 USB port ............................................................................................................ 11 Left side panel ....................................................................................................... 12 GUITAR IN jack .............................................................................................. 12 HEADPHONE OUT jack .............................................................................. 12 Front panel ............................................................................................................. 13 Display................................................................................................................ 13 Wheel ................................................................................................................. 13 Rear panel............................................................................................................... 14 Built-in stereo microphone ...................................................................... 14 Bottom panel ......................................................................................................... 15 Engl mfx Dock-Connector ............................................................................................. 15 4-Screen Overview..................................................................................................... 16 Home Screen .......................................................................................................... 16 Status Bar: ................................................................................................................ 16 Back Button...................................................................................................... 16 Level meter ............................................................................................................. 17 Elapsed time .................................................................................................... 17 Power indicator .................................................................................................... 17 Main Menu .............................................................................................................. 18 5-Making Connections ............................................................................................. 20 Connecting monitors.......................................................................................... 20 Connecting with a computer .......................................................................... 20 Disconnecting from a computer ................................................................... 20 Connecting a guitar ............................................................................................. 20 6-Playback ...................................................................................................................... 21 Selecting tracks ...................................................................................................... 21 Starting and stopping playback ..................................................................... 22 Play a track .............................................................................................................. 23 Stop playback ......................................................................................................... 23 Search forward and backward ...................................................................... 23 Adjusting the volume ......................................................................................... 23 Loop/repeat setting status............................................................................... 23 7–Specifications .......................................................................................................... 24 Audio Input and Output .................................................................................... 24 GUITAR IN input ............................................................................................ 24 LINE In input ................................................................................................... 24 LINE OUT output ........................................................................................... 24 Audio performance ............................................................................................. 24 Audio file compatibility ..................................................................................... 24 Physical..................................................................................................................... 25 Computer requirements ................................................................................... 25 Windows............................................................................................................ 25 page 2 Macintosh ......................................................................................................... 25 Recomended USB host controller ................................................................. 26 Supported OS ........................................................................................................ 26 Accessories available for purchase .............................................................. 26 8-FCC Compliance Statement ............................................................................... 27 Engl mfx page 3 1-Introduction Supplied accessories 1-Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing the ENGL MFX Portable Player. Please read this owner’s manual carefully in order to maximize your use of all the unit’s features. We hope that you will enjoy using this player for many years to come. Please make copies of this manual and keep them in safe places for future reference. Soft case SD card (in unit; contains copy of manual) USB cable Quick Start Guide Warranty card Guitar cable 25 inch length Guitar cable Dock connector cable Main functions • • • • • • • Portable player designed for guitar players Uses an SD card as the playing media Choose MP3 (32 kbps–320 kbps, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz) or WAV (16-bit or 24-bit, 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz) audio file types Mix the input signal with the playing audio track (overdubbing) Special playback functions include decreasing playback speed without changing pitch and reducing the sound of a recorded guitar during playback Built-in effects can be applied to the input signal, rhythm machine or playback signal Copy audio files from a computer to this unit’s SD card by USB connection Engl mfx Please contact the store where you purchased this unit if any of these accessories are missing or have been damaged during transportation. page 4 1-Introduction Recycling the rechargeable battery Notes about this manual This device uses a lithium ion battery. Please do not throw away the battery when it is no longer necessary. If you have any questions, please contact us (see the last page of this manual for contact information). Font use conventions • Controls, keys and other parts on the ENGL-MFX are written like this: MENU. • Messages shown on the display are written like this: Are you sure? • We use the term “buttons” and “sliders” to describe the various icons on the ENGL-MFX. Trademarks Tracks and files are the same Windows, Vista, Windows XP and Windows 2000 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Macintosh, Mac OS, and Mac OS X are Trademarks of Apple Inc. The SD Logo is a trademark. Engl mfx Tracks are files, and files are tracks. In this manual, we usually use the word “track” when we are describing the playback of a song, for example, just as we would if talking about songs on a CD or a portable music player. However, when we talk about their data properties, such as sampling frequencies and ID3 tags, we often refer to the same “tracks” as “files” because they can be manipulated in ways similar to files on a computer. page 5 2-Preparation Inserting the SD card 2-Preparation About SD cards The SD card slot is on the top side of the unit. Insert the included SD card in the SD card slot and push it until it clicks fully into place. Since this unit uses a SD card for recording and playback, you must insert a SD card into the unit before use. You can use 64 MB–2 GB SD cards and 4 GB–32 GB SD HC cards with this unit. Please see the ENGL web site (www.engl-amps.com) for information about cards that have been tested with the ENGL-MFX. NOTE When new, this unit comes with a 1GB SD card inserted. This card can be used for recording and playback as is. There is no need to reinsert or format it. Engl mfx page 6 2-Preparations Removing the SD card Press the inserted SD card in gently and it will disengage from the unit so that you can pull it out completely. CAUTION Do not remove the SD card during recording or playback, or when the unit is connected to the computer by USB. Engl mfx page 7 2-Preparation Powering the unit Charging with an AC adapter The ENGL-MFX can be operated using an AC adapter (E 1041). Additional AC adapters are available for purchase separately. You can charge the battery by connecting the unit to a computer by USB or using an AC adapter. When shipped new, the built in battery is not sufficiently charged, so it must be charged before using the unit. Charge the battery or connect the AC adapter before using the unit. Use the USB port on the right side panel, plug in the included USB cable, connect the AC adapter to the USB cable and plug the adapter into an electrical socket to charge the unit. Complete charging with the adapter takes about 2 hours. You can use this unit as usual as it is charged by the connected AC adapter. Charging the battery NOTE There is several methods to charge the device. The charging indicator to the top right of the display shows four green bars when fully loaded. During charging one green bar after the other is added. Charging with a computer Use the USB port on the right side panel, and use the included USB cable to connect the unit’s USB port to a USB port on a computer. Please connect this unit directly to a computer. Proper charging and operation cannot be assured when using a USB hub. When connecting via USB, the device starts. To save energy and to fasten charging, turn it off by pressing the power switch on the top. Even if the power for the unit is off, the battery charges when connected to a computer by USB. The computer needs to be ON to charge the battery. Charging indicator: Empty battery Fully loaded battery Complete charging by USB takes about 2 hours (when the unit’s power is OFF). Engl mfx page 8 2-Preparations Turning the power on and off To turn the power ON, press the POWER key on the top panel. After booting “ENGL-MFX” appears on the display. To turn the power OFF, press and the POWER key, the display turns black. Resetting the unit If the unit is operating abnormally, push the POWER key for a minimum of 5 seconds. This turns the power OFF and resets the ENGL-MFX’s system. Engl mfx page 9 3-Part Names and Functions 3-Part Names and Functions Top panel POWER key Press this key to turn the unit’s power ON and OFF. SD card slot Insert an SD card into this slot. (See “About SD cards” on page 7.) Engl mfx page 10 3-Part Names and Functions Right side panel USB port Use the included USB cable to connect with a computer USB port. (See “Connecting with a computer” on page 36.). Or connect an ENGL AC adapter to this jack. Engl mfx page 11 3-Part Names and Functions Left side panel GUITAR IN jack Use this jack to connect a guitar. HEADPHONE OUT jack Use this jack to connect with a headphone. Engl mfx page 12 3-Part Names and Functions Front panel Wheel The touch wheel is also capacitive. When a screen is open, use the touch wheel to move up and down or left and right, or to change the setting of the selected item. To confirm a command, tap the inner circle of the wheel. Use the wheel to change the value of selected items. Display The display consists of a capacitive touch screen. In addition to the home screen, the display shows all other screens, various setting screens, controls and other operation information by tapping icons or the surface and moving the fingers on the screen. Engl mfx page 13 3-Part Names and Functions Rear panel Built-in stereo microphone To use this stereo electret condenser microphone as the input source, select “INT/ MIC” on the input setting screen. If you connect an external microphone to the MIC IN jack on the left side, the built-in microphone becomes inactive. Engl mfx page 14 3-Part Names and Functions Bottom panel Plug in the adapter cable to be able to use two lines in and two lines out. Dock-Connector The dock connectors have different colours. Use the following dock connectors for the following functions: BLUE WHITE RED BLACK Engl mfx -> external –out -> external-in -> internal-out -> internal-in (L/R) (L/R) (L/R) (L/R) page 15 4-Screen Overview 4-Screen Overview Home Screen Various screens appear on the display. • The Home Screen is shown during ordinary playback and when playback is stopped. • The Record Screen is shown when recording and in record standby. • Appropriate setting screens are shown when making various settings. This section explains the display and operation of the home screen and the recording screen, as well as the appearance and operation of the various setting screens. Status Bar: The status bar on the top of the screen is always visible and performs the following tasks: Back Button Tap the back button to return to the previous level. To return to the home screen, tap several times until you arrive at the main screen. Engl mfx page 16 4-Screen Overview Power indicator Level meter The battery icon on the top right screen shows the current level of remaining battery power. Four green bars show a fully charged battery. This bar shows the the current average recording level of the audio streams. Tap on the bar to arrive at the setting screen of volume control. Battery requires charging as soon as no green bar is visible anymore or as soon as a screen with a big battery symbol is shown. A big battery symbol appears, should the mfx have not enough battery power when starting. Then you need to charge the battery as a start. See chapter 2 - Preparation – to learn how to charge the battery. Elapsed time The digits show the elapsed time - in minutes and seconds - of the currently playing track. Engl mfx page 17 4-Screen Overview Player Screen Main Menu Select Player to arrive at the player menu: Tap on Track to get to the Choose File menu. Scroll up and down to view the full main menu. Tap to choose one of the menu items: Info / Player / Trainer / Amps / Effects / Tuner / Replicator / Time Pitch / Preset / Remote / System Engl mfx page 18 4-Screen Overview The selected file turns blue. Choose the track you want to play. Confirm with OK. To return to the player menu without choosing a file, press Cancel. Engl mfx page 19 5-Making Connections 5-Making Connections Connecting monitors Connect headphones, speakers with built-in amplifiers, an amp and speaker system or other monitoring system to the ENGL-MFX /HEADPHONE OUT jack or to the dock connector cable. To end the USB connection, first follow the procedures for your computer to disconnect the ENGL-MFX and then remove the USB cable. See the computer manual for how to close the connection on the computer. NOTE When shipped from the factory the “ENGL-MFX” drive contains the “MUSIC” and “INSTALL” folders, as well as the “MANUAL” folder, which contains a PDF copy of this owner’s manual. Connecting with a computer Connecting a guitar By connecting this unit with a computer, you can copy WAV, MP3, PCM or Ogg music files from the computer to this unit. From the computer you can also erase files on this unit and manipulate folders. An electric guitar can be connected directly to the GUITAR IN jack (standard mono phone jack) on the left panel. To connect to a computer, use the included USB cable to connect the USB ports of the ENGL-MFX and the computer. When connected, “USB – do you want to connect – yes or no” appears on the ENGL-MFX screen. Choose Yes to connect to your computer. The device appears on the computer screen as an external drive named “ENGL-MFX.” Disconnecting from a computer Engl mfx page 20 6-Playback Selecting tracks 6-Playback Tap the TRACK icon to select tracks both during playing and when playback is stopped. The following procedures assume that there are audio files stored on an SD card. To store files to the SD card see chapter 6 “Connecting with a computer” in this manual. When the home screen is displayed, tap PLAYER or use the touch wheel to scroll to PLAYER and tap the inner circle of the wheel. The choose file menu appears. Thus the player menu appears. Engl mfx page 21 6-Playback Scan all the tracks saved on the SD-card by using the wheel to scroll up and down. Choose the file you want to play by tapping the inner circle of the wheel or the track directly. The chosen file highlights in blue. Starting and stopping playback Press PLAY to start playback of the chosen track. Repress PLAY to stop playback respectively to pause. To confirm, tap OK. The screen returns to the player menu. However the play icon is highlighted in blue now, showing that a file was selected. During playback or when a track is stopped in the middle, press fast rewind to return to the beginning of the current track. Press to arrive at the end of the track. fast forward When stopped at the beginning of a track, press rewind skip to the beginning of the previous track, or press forward skip to the beginning of the next track. Engl mfx page 22 to to 6-Playback Play a track Adjusting the volume to start playback. When playback is stopped, press Tap the level meter The volume control menu appears. Stop playback During playback, press position. to adjust the volume. to stop (or pause) at the current on the display show the elapsed time - in The digits minutes and seconds - of the currently playing track. Search forward and backward Hold fast rewind to search forwards. to search backwards or fast forward Here you can adjust the volume of the amplifier, the played track and both mixed together. This happens by using the sliders. Tap when you feel ok with the volume. The screen returns to the player menu. Loop/repeat setting status Tap the loop icon Engl mfx to repeat a track page 23 7-Specifications Audio performance 7–Specifications Audio Input and Output GUITAR IN input Jack Input impedance Nominal input level Maximum input level 1/4., mono, unbalanced 1 Meg or more -26 dBV -10 dBV Frequency response (LINE IN > /LINE OUT) 20 Hz–20 kHz, +1/-3 dB Distortion (LINE IN > /LINE OUT) 0.03% or less S/N ratio (LINE IN > /LINE OUT) Other specifications 90 dB or more Audio file compatibility LINE In input Jack Input impedance Nominal input level Maximum input level 3,5 mm phone (stereo) 23 k -10 dBV +6 dBV MP3 files 32–320 kbps 44.1/48 kHz sampling frequency VBR (playback only) ID3 tag support up to Ver 2.4 WAV files 44.1/48 kHz sampling frequency 16/24-bit rate Recording medium SD card (64 MB–2 GB) or SD HC card (4–32 GB) File system FAT16/32 LINE OUT output Jack Nominal line output Maximum line output Maximum headphones output Engl mfx 3.5-mm phone (stereo) -14 dBV +2 dBV 15 mW + 15 mW (with 32 Ω impedance headphones) page 24 7-Specifications Physical Computer requirements Lithium ion battery 3.7 V, - 800 mAh Windows Battery life About 5 hours when recording MP3 format with the built-in mic (varies with operating conditions) Pentium 300 MHz or faster 128 MB or more memory USB port (USB 2.0 recommended, 500 mA bus power required) Power consumption 1 W (during MP3 playback) Macintosh Dimensions 5,0 (W) x 1,6 (H) x 10,2 (L) (cm) 1.97 (W) x 0,63 (H) x 4 (L) (inches) 100 g Weight Engl mfx Power PC, iMac, G3, G4 266 MHz or faster 64 MB or more memory USB port (USB 2.0 recommended, 500 mA bus power required) page 25 7-Specifications Recomended USB host controller Intel chipset Supported OS Windows 2000, XP and Vista Mac OS X 10.2 or later Accessories available for purchase AC adapter (E1041) Engl mfx page 26 8-FCC Compliance Statement 8-FCC Compliance Statement Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance 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 operation. NOTE: 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 or 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. Engl mfx page 27 ENGL-MFX ENGL Gerätebau GmbH http://www.engl-amps.com Engl mfx page 28
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