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REMOTE CONTROL
Press to record, press again to stop.
Press to playback, press again to pause.
Previous / Next
Volume Down / Up
Recording
Power on product with 5VDC power adapter, connect audio source to line in with 3.5mm cable, or RCA
cable. You can plug earphones to the line out port to listen to the input audio.
Plug a USB drive or SD card (don't do both at same time), make sure they are FAT32 (FAT) or exFAT
format (NTFS not supported).
Better to format the storage before using, and keep the storage near to empty, otherwise it could cause a
recording error.
Now the product is under standby mode (green indicator stays on), and the color of indicator is green to
show it at default manual mode. Just simply press the recording button of the box, or button of remote
control, then the device will start recording (converting) the playing music to MP3 format, the green
indicator will be flashing (if not, it means it ' s not recording, re-plug your USB flash and try again). Press
the recording button again to stop recording and save a MP3 file to USB drive.
At the interval between two songs where you want to save in another file, short press NEXT button of
remote control, the flashing green indicator will be off for about 2 seconds, then quick flash again to save
another file.
Device will create a new folder name "TAPEMP3" in your USB drive, and save each MP3 name "FV0001
to FV9999".
If you want do it in auto mode, simply long press NEXT button 3~5 seconds at standby mode, till you see
the indicator turn from green to blue.
At auto mode, product will detect each interval between two songs, and will save them in two files.
If you want to switch back to manual mode from auto mode, stop recording(or playback) to standby mode
(blue indicator keeps on), long press NEXT button 3~5 seconds, till you see the indicator change from
blue to green, or simply power off product, then power on again, it will load at default----manual mode.
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Note: For better recording, (also for better division in auto mode), please ensure the volume of the
music source is loud enough.
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