Envoy 3 EQUIP User Manual

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ENVOY 3 EQUIP

SOLAR AUDIO PLAYER

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Page 1 ENVOY 3 EQUIP SOLAR AUDIO PLAYER USER MANUAL...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Pausing/Bookmarking Earphones, Speakers and Volume Easy Start Using the MicroSD Card Turning the Player On/Off Resetting Player Defaults The LCD Screen Full Player Reset Selecting Playback Channels The Menu System Navigating During Playback The Menu System Screens Playback Screen Charging Instructions File Playback Information...
Page 3: Easy Start
EASY START Press and hold the power button until the player chimes and the LCD screen turns on. The player will begin to play automatically.
Page 4: Turning The Player On/Off
TURNING THE PLAYER ON/OFF Press in the top center of the keypad for 2 seconds to turn the player on (player The player will remember its last mode and playback position/band & frequency when chimes and the LCD screen turns on). The welcome screen is displayed and audio turned off.
Page 5: Selecting Playback Channels
The information on the screen is always current as modes, contents and settings Channel 000 (optional/onboard only) is typically reserved for a player introduction and/ change. or audible user manual. If a Channel 000 is present, playback will always begin from it when the player is first turned on (or after player is reset).
Page 6: Playback Screen
Actual time may vary. Click to skip to the next Section within the current Channel. While in audio playback mode, the Playback screen is displayed. Click to skip backward or forward one Book. A 2-second press will skip 5 Books at a time. Press and hold will continue until the button is released or the PLAYBACK SCREEN beginning/end of the Section is reached.
Page 7: File Playback Information
• Album Info: + ID3 Album Name Paused - If ID3 Album Name is blank or missing, the field is skipped Icon representing Battery capacity • Artist info: + ID3 Artist Name type of file indicator: four - If ID3 Artist Name is blank or missing, the field is skipped information bars = 81%-100% •...
Page 8: Radio
When the scan reaches the beginning/end of the band’s frequency range the player RADIO will chime. An additional click will loop and continue the scan from the beginning/end respectively. To stop an active scan , click on When in playback mode, a 2-second press on will put the player in radio mode (player will chime).
Page 9: Radio Screen
RADIO SCREEN SPEED CONTROL A 2-second press on will emit a chime and place the player in speed control mode, AM/PM (or blank Current band: FM, microSD is loaded Battery capacity allowing you to adjust the audio playback speed. when 24-hour) AM, or SW indicator: four bars = 81%-100%...
Page 10: Speed Control Screen
The Speed setting persists when changing modes or after turning the player off. SPEED CONTROL SCREEN The Speed setting applies to both onboard and microSD playback. Current speed setting: from -8 to +8 Identifies Speed settings screen The Speed Control button is only active during audio playback and may be set while playback is active or paused.
Page 11: Led Torch
LED TORCH To resume, click again. The icon is displayed. For both onboard and microSD memory, the player automatically bookmarks the last to control the LED Torch and its intensity. Each click will change the intensity as file played and the position within that file when the mode is changed or the player is follows: turned off.
Page 12: Using The Microsd Card
When an audio device is removed during audio playback, the player enters Pause Mode. While an audio device is connected, the earphone icon is displayed on the screen. Some earphones with built-in controls may not work properly. Click to decrease or increase volume one level. Volume level (00) is muted.
Page 13: Resetting Player Defaults
remove it. If the player was in playback mode from the card when removed, it will RESETTING PLAYER DEFAULTS display “microSD card removed” and enter the Playback Screen. If any other function was active, it will continue with no change. The player’s default settings may be reset at any time and at the following levels: You can view, format and prepare an SD card while loaded in the player’s microSD card •...
Page 14: Full Player Reset
FULL PLAYER RESET THE MENU SYSTEM To perform a full reset of the player do the following: The player provides an interactive menu system that works together with the LCD screen. The menu is controlled by the buttons illustrated below. For convenience, they •...
Page 15: The Menu System Screens
Movement among a menu’s items can loop to reduce button clicks. For example, a click THE MENU SYSTEM SCREENS while highlighting the last (right-most) icon will move to the first (left most) icon in the menu. Main Menu Once a menu item is highlighted (background is dark), selection is made by a click on Onboard playback Radio mode microSD playback...
Page 16 Mode Reset Screen When highlighted, use volume up/down Highlight and click Menu button to to select the mode for reset confirm selected mode reset Player Settings Menu Radio settings Speed Control Clock settings Firmware details Cancel and return settings to previous menu Return to previous Mode reset •...
Page 17 Radio Settings Screen (for band spacing) Radio Band Spacing Screen Previous menu FM band (selected) AM band SW band Previous menu FM band identified Spacing value (selected): available values change using volume up/down • Using navigate to the band desired and click •...
Page 18 • Once the spacing value is set, scanning within that band will skip by the value Speed Control Settings Screen specified. Current speed setting: from -8 to +8 Identifies Speed settings screen • This menu is typical for all 3 radio bands. The spacing options for each band are as follows: FM: 100, 200 kHz AM: 1, 5, 9, 10 kHz...
Page 19 • To verify that the manual you have is correct for your version of firmware, please visit: • Select the icon to exit. If changes were made, they will be saved and take effect immediately. https://megavoice.com/audio-bible/envoy-3-equip...
Page 20: Charging Instructions
Actual charge time will vary according to the power source and current battery capacity. CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS While charging, the charging icon will appear next to the battery capacity icon in the With proper care, the player’s Lithium-Ion battery should perform well for several years. top right corner of the screen and blink.
Page 21: Battery Care
6 months, in order to prevent the battery from losing its ability to recharge. BATTERY CARE • Should the battery become defective and unable to accept a charge, it is still possible • Avoid completely depleting the battery as this will shorten its overall lifetime and to operate the player using a USB cable connected to a computer or an electric takes much longer to fully charge afterwards.
Page 22 When the player is on and a charge-only cable is connected: • When the cable is disconnected, the player remains off. • The current function will continue uninterrupted but the charge icon is displayed. When the player is on and a data-only or SLS cable is connected: •...
Page 23: Problems With The Player
PROBLEMS WITH THE PLAYER? WARNINGS If the unit will not turn on, please try the following: • Care must be taken to set the volume at the lowest level that can be heard comfortably. Prolonged exposure to loud sound can cause gradual hearing loss. 1.
Page 24: Reset Button
or clothing exposed to battery liquid and avoid swallowing or contact with eyes. In the case of swallowing or contact with eyes, seek medical care immediately. RESET BUTTON *Reset button...

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