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- Page 1 GMP34G9 and GMP38G9 MP3 players User Guide MENU IMPORTANT: Please read all instructions carefully before use and keep for future reference...
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Page 2: View Images
Introduction Thank you for choosing this Goodmans MP3 player. Not only can you listen to your favourite MP3 tracks, but you can also watch videos and view images. It’s really simple to use; you can fully operate your MP3 player using the menu system, and charge it up using a standard USB connection on your PC. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
What’s in the box MP3 Player Stereo Earphones USB Cable Software Disk with User Guide Quick Start Guide Other things you will need Personal Computer You will need a PC to upload your files to your MP3 player. Contents Your MP3 Player ......4 DRM ...........14 Get going........5 Software ........17... -
Page 4: Your Mp3 Player
01 Your MP3 Player lCD Screen MICROPhONe MeNU Button Button PlAY/PAUSe VOl UP Button Button POWeR ON / Off SKIP / hOlD Button BACKWARDS Button ReSeT VOl DOWN Button Button SKIP fORWARDS Button eARPhONe Socket USB Socket... -
Page 5: Get Going
Get going Charging the Battery Using the USB Cable supplied, connect the larger end to one of your PC’s USB sockets. Then, connect the smaller end to the USB Socket on the top of your MP3 player. The screen will show the connection image and the charging bar will be active, once fully charged, the charging bar will stop moving. -
Page 6: Connecting To Your Pc
Get going Connecting to your PC You do not need a driver to use this MP3 player with your PC. DONT fORGeT! This MP3 player is not compatible with PC’s running Windows 98SE. Your MP3 player has two modes of operation, depending on the operating system and version of Windows Media Player that you are using. - Page 7 Get going Transferring files to your MP3 Player (MSC Mode) DONT fORGeT! Do not use the following procedure for transferring files with DRM encryption. You can copy files to your MP3 player into the ‘MUSIC’ folder using ‘My Computer’ or ‘Windows Explorer’.
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Page 8: Daily Use
Daily use Switching on and playing Music fast-forwarding and rewinding a files file To fast forward within a file, press and hold Connect the earphones. the SKIP fORWARDS button. Slide the power switch upwards to turn on To rewind within a file, press and hold the the MP3 player. -
Page 9: Advanced Features
Advanced features file Repeat steps 2 and 3 to add other songs to your playlist. You can view all the current folders and files on the unit using the file feature. DONT fORGeT! If you choose to create Accessing and deleting files your playlists in Windows Media Player, you need to synchronise it to your MP3 With the ‘MUSIC’... -
Page 10: Playing Recorded Files
Advanced features Voice recording and playback end recording When you have finished recording, press Recording the MeNU button. After a few seconds the Using the internal microphone you can record recording is saved. voice files. If you wish to start another recording select Select ‘RECORDINGS’... -
Page 11: Settings Menu
Advanced features Settings menu Display There are four brightness levels available; Low, The Settings menu allows you to adjust various Medium, High and Maximum. To adjust the settings on the MP3 Player. To open and time before the backlight is turned off, choose navigate this menu;... -
Page 12: Music Menu
Advanced features Music menu SYS Info This displays information about your MP3 Player, The Music menu allows you to adjust various and shows you how much remaining space you playback functions on the MP3 Player. To open have. and navigate the menu; Refresh In music mode press MeNU button When new files have been added to your MP3... -
Page 13: Photo Viewer
Advanced features Photo Viewer equaliser You can view images that you have stored on There are several preset equaliser settings for your MP3 Player in JPG, BMP and GIF format. you to choose from. They are Normal, Pop, Rock, Classic, Jazz, Bass and Custom. Select ‘PHOTO’... -
Page 14: Drm
05 DRM What is DRM? the on-line shop and renew your subscription. Your licenses are then updated with a new Music downloads bought from on-line shops start and end date. If you do not update your and website are usually protected with Digital subscription at the end of the billing period, you Rights Management (DRM). - Page 15 Connect the MP3 Player to your PC. If ‘MTP’ does not appear on the display of the unit, press the PlAY button once to switch it to MTP mode. Launch Windows Media Player. Select the ‘Sync’ tab in the top navigation bar.
- Page 16 Select OK when all of the tracks that you require have been added to the sync list. Select ‘Start Sync’. Your DRM tracks will be synchronised with the unit. Disconnect the MP3 Player. DONT fORGeT! This procedure can also be used to transfer files that are not DRM encrypted.
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Page 17: Software
Software MTV Video Converter In order to play video files on your MP3 Player, you must change the video files into MTV format. The MTV Video Converter software can be installed from the supplied CD by following the on screen instructions. The following video formats can be converted: *.avi, *.qt, *.mov, *.3gp, *.mpg, *.mpeg, *.dat, *.vob, *.wmv, *.asf, *.rm, *.rmbv, *.ram. - Page 18 Software DONT fORGeT! 160 X 128 is generally the best size for your MP3 Player. Click on the ‘Output Video’ and select where You can choose to convert all or only part you want to save the file. Click the ‘OK’ of your movie clip by adjusting the start and button.
- Page 19 Software Transferring the converted files to You can test your setting using the preview your MP3 Player function. Tick the ‘MTV preview’ box and then click the ‘Start Preview’ button. DONT fORGeT! The MP3 Player will only play video files in the .MTV format. Make sure your files have been converted using the supplied software.
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Page 20: Slide Show Maker
06 Software Double click the ‘Safely remove hardware’ Click ‘Load Image’ to add your images. icon (in the system tray at the bottom of the screen). Click on ‘Stop’ and then disconnect the MP3 Player. Click the up and down buttons to adjust the order of the images. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause What to do The MP3 Player does not 1. Flat Battery. 1. Check that the battery is not flat. power on. 2. The MP3 Player is not turned on. 2. Slide the POWeR ON button to the On position. - Page 22 In the unlikely event of requiring spare parts, phone. If you’re experiencing problems using please contact our spares department on: your new product, before returning it to the 0871 230 0790 retailer just call 0871 230 1777 or visit www.goodmans.co.uk...
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Page 23: Specifications
Specifications Power Supply • Rechargable Li-polymer battery Internal Memory • GMP34G9 = 4GB • GMP38G9 = 8GB PC Interface • USB 2.0 High speed The unit supports up to: • 9 levels of subfolders IMPORTANT: Due to continual revision and improvements to our products design, specifications are subject to change without notice. - Page 24 What Call the Goodmans Helpline if you are ever in seems normal to you may in fact be harmful. doubt about the installation, operation or safety To guard against this before your hearing of this MP3 Player.
- Page 25 Warnings Slowly increase the level until you can hear comfortably and clearly and without distortion. Damage to your hearing is accumulative and is irreversible. Any ringing or discomfort in the ears indicates that the volume is too loud. Once you have established a comfortable listening level, do not increase the sound level.
- Page 26 Guarantee This MP3 Player is guaranteed for twelve months from the date of original purchase. If any defect due to faulty materials or workmanship, contact the Goodmans Helpline. Have your receipt of purchase available. The guarantee is subject to the following provisions: • It is only valid within the boundaries of the country of purchase.
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