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- Page 1 AGPTek Longevity Music Player A18 User Manual Please contact us via support@agptek.com, when anything comes to your mind, we urge to turn this little thing into the best music player in the world and in your hand.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Index Quick Guide ....................... 3 Power On and Off ....................4 Charging the Battery ..................4 Transfer Files to Your Player ................4 Play Your Music ....................5 Play by Bluetooth ....................7 FM Radio ......................8 Recordings ......................8 Folder View ...................... -
Page 3: Quick Guide
Quick Guide Plug earphone into the jack on bottom right of your device then slide the power switch to right to turn the player on. Each time you tap the button / , it will bring you to one of its nine different functions, including Music, Bluetooth, FM Radio, Set, Recordings, Folder view, Tools, Pictures, and EBook. -
Page 4: Power On And Off
Power On and Off Turn the slider switch (Main Power) at the bottom of the player to to right. 1. Standby mode. While the slider switch in ON position, pressing the central button for about 3 seconds to turn off your player. Please kindly note, the device is not really powered off but fallen into standby mode, and the battery will be consumed still. -
Page 5: Play Your Music
2. When your device is showed as a removable disk, you can put the files saved on your computer to your player. When the slider is "off" the unit will power up when connected to a USB port, and then go dead when disconnected. Slide the switch of the opposite position it will power up OK. - Page 6 When you have back to main screen and start another application, the next time you enter “Music”, you will find the item “Resume” or “Now playing”， choose them and then tart playing from where you left off. Resume with power on/off Press the back button to exist from the main playing screen and hold the central button for three seconds to turn the player into sleep mode, the next time you wake up the player it will start playing from where you left off last time.
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Page 7: Play By Bluetooth
1) Choose “Repeat mode” to access to its function, and the icon for A-B indication will appear on playing screen. 2) Starting time for replay is confirmed while tapping the button (B is flashing). 3) Tap the button again and then it will start replaying (adjust the replay paragraph according to your need) 4) Tap the button again to back to normal playing. -
Page 8: Fm Radio
FM Radio Select the “FM radio” icon on main screen with central button to enter its function. Manual tune and Auto tune When choose “Manual tune”， tap the button for rewind and forward search one by one, and hold the button for searching automatically, then press the central button to stop. -
Page 9: Folder View
“Recording Format” and “Record Settings”. - Select a format from MP3 and WAV - Select the bitrate according to your need under “Record Settings” - Select “Track AVR mode” under “Record Settings” and then it will start recording automatically once it’s waked up by the sound - Scroll to “Start Voice Recording”... -
Page 10: Pictures
Note: The product only supports 160*128 video, you may convert video files to this format by the tools included in the device. To use the “amvtransform” included in the device Install the program on your computer first, and then press the icon to choose the file you want to convert on your computer, and choose the icon... -
Page 11: E Book
then adjust according to your need. E Book Please note: Only “txt” format is supported for eBooks. Select the “E Book” icon on main screen with central button to enter its function. Tap the button to turn the page up/down. Tap the button to access to its submenu. - Page 12 Media Go. It's the easiest program to use for transferring playlists to the AGPTek. Just create your playlists in Media Go and then right-click its name and select 'Add playlist to X :( Which is your MP3 player's disk) '. (You can download it at http://mediago.sony.com/enu/)
- Page 13 Dirt will cause noise. Inspect the headset and clean if necessary. A damaged music file may cause serious noise. Try another song to test. 5. No sound heard from headset Please check whether the voice volume is setting up at 0. ...
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