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Vision Australia Envoy Connect Quick Start Manual

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Bookshelf
Volume
Back
Battery Status
Power
Play / Pause
Headphones
Player Description:
On the front face of the Envoy Connect Player is the
speaker. Below that is the keypad with raised buttons.
The keypad has two rows of buttons. Upper left is the
volume up and down buttons. Upper middle is the
Bookshelf button. Upper right is the Sleep Timer button.
At the lower left of the keypad is the Back button. Lower
middle is the large round Power and Play button. Lower
right is the Forward button.
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Envoy Connect
Quick Start Guide
Speaker
Sleep Timer
Forward
Micro-USB
Micro-SD
VA v1.3 April 2020

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Summary of Contents for Vision Australia Envoy Connect

  • Page 1 Micro-SD Headphones Player Description: On the front face of the Envoy Connect Player is the speaker. Below that is the keypad with raised buttons. The keypad has two rows of buttons. Upper left is the volume up and down buttons. Upper middle is the Bookshelf button.
  • Page 2 Along the bottom edge of the Player is the headphone socket on the left. The micro-USB port is next to that in the middle, and the micro-SD card slot is on the bottom right. On the back of the Player is a solar panel and below that a printed label.
  • Page 3 Volume Up/Down Buttons (Upper Left): Press the upper Volume button to increase volume. Press the lower Volume button to decrease volume. Back Button (Lower Left): When playing a book: - Press to Skip to Previous Heading. - Rewind: Press and hold to move backwards through the audio file.
  • Page 4 and press a fourth time to turn Sleep Timer off. A Chime will sound to provide confirmation of each selection. Note: The Sleep Timer button will not operate during playback. Other Features: - Stereo Headphone Jack (Bottom Edge, Left): Plug headphones or external speaker into the bottom left 3.5mm audio jack.
  • Page 5 Suitable USB Wall Chargers: Option 1: USB Slot Wall Charger with USB slot (use USB cable supplied with the Envoy Connect to charge). Option 2: Micro-USB Plug Wall Charger with inbuilt cable and micro-USB plug (no separate USB cable required for charging).
  • Page 6 Player manually, or you can use this software to download books from the Vision Australia Library and have them loaded onto the Player for you. For more information on how to use this software, see the Additional Features section of this User Guide.
  • Page 7 Envoy Connect User Guide - Additional Features The following features are additional to those listed in the Quick Start Guide. - Volume Up: Press and hold to increase volume rapidly. A beep will sound when maximum volume is reached. - Volume Down: Press and hold to decrease volume rapidly.
  • Page 8 - To Delete a Book: Choose a book using the Bookshelf button. To delete it, press and hold the Bookshelf button for 5 seconds until you hear the confirmation Chime. - Turn Off Sleep Timer: Press and hold the Sleep Timer button for 2 seconds until you hear the confirmation Chime.
  • Page 9 - Audio Indicator: The Player will emit various Beeps or Chimes to provide audible confirmation of a button press, player action or warning. For example: • Power on and off (except for Sleep Timer off) • Low Battery level • Volume minimum and maximum •...
  • Page 10 • Blinking while playback is paused means the Player is paused. It will also blink to indicate charging via USB. • In all cases it will also blink continuously to indicate Low Battery. - Micro-SD Card: Add to the 8GB internal memory capacity by inserting a micro-SD card (up to 128GB) into the slot on the bottom right.
  • Page 11 Player. Ensure the micro-USB plug is inserted correctly with the two small ‘prongs’ on the plug facing down. Don’t use excessive force, it will insert easily the right way around. The Player will appear as an external drive on your computer. If the Player has a micro-SD card inserted, this will appear as a second external drive on the computer.

  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    Kiosk’. If you or someone you know is a computer user, this utility can simplify downloading of books from the Vision Australia Library and load them onto the Player for you correctly. This software is contained within the System folder when you view the Player in Windows Explorer.
  • Page 13 audio files are supported and that no copy protection (DRM) is applied. The Player supports the following formats: wav, mp3, wma, ogg, flac, ape and aac-lc. - Player cannot remember last reading position: Ensure that Folder Name Lengths do not exceed 58 characters, and File Name Lengths do not exceed 185 characters.
  • Page 14 Hardware Reset button. If Problems Persist: - We want your experience using the Envoy Connect Player to be the best possible. If you have any questions or comments, please contact the Vision Australia Library on 1300 654 656 or email: library@visionaustralia.org...