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Summary of Contents for Portable Electronics pmp 400
- Page 1 Port able/Personal Port able /Personal Port able Port able /Personal /Personal Media Player Media Player Media Player Media Player PMP400 User Manual (Ver 2.3) Distributed World-Wide exclusively by Portable Electronics Ltd http://www.hdmp4.com http://www.portable.geek.nz...
- Page 2 It will also be helpful if you encounter any problems. About Portable Electronics Ltd, Portable Electronics Limited is 100% New Zealand owned and operated. In 2006, we became aware of the immerse market demand for MP3/MP4/PMP players in New Zealand and the apparent lack of suitable supply.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
18.5 Language ......................25 18.6 Other Setting .......................25 OTG ...........................26 PC connection - USB hard disk .................26 20.1 To use as removable USB hard disk ..............26 Using USB charger ....................26 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ................27 Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 3/27... -
Page 4: Safety And Storage Guide
In the unfortunate event that the PMP400 freezes or hangs and does not respond, you can force the unit to shut down by inserting a needle to press the RESET hole at the bottom. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 4/27... -
Page 5: Files/Data
RECOMMENDED that you keep at least one BACKUP of all files loaded onto this player. Portable Electronics is not responsible for any loss of information and will not provide any data recovery service. In addition, we also recommend that you always use the “Safely Remove Hardware”... -
Page 6: Standard Accessories
PMP400 USER MANUAL 7 Standard Accessories After unpacking, please check that all the standard accessories listed below are included. Note: User Manual (available online from http://www.hdmp4.com) and Service Certificate may not be included in the package. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 6/27... -
Page 7: Device Schematics
PMP400 USER MANUAL USER MANUAL 8 Device schematics schematics Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 7/27... -
Page 8: Features
USB port Build-in stereo speaker in stereo speaker 3 month player warranty month player warranty (extended warranty option available) (extended warranty option available) 3 year Hard Disk warranty year Hard Disk warranty Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 8/27... -
Page 9: Technical Specifications
720x576 pixels, 25fps Input via RCA TV cable (NTSC/PAL) Operating environment Computer Spec CPU: 200Mhz and above Operating System Windows 98SE/ME/2000(SP3 or higher)/XP/Vista Linux/Mac OS Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 9/27... -
Page 10: Video
Play ► button to play or pause the video During video playback Video resize smaller Video Rewind (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x) Left Right Video Forward (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x) Down Video resize larger Increase or decrease the VOLUME by pressing Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 10/27... -
Page 11: Menu
Saturation: increase or decrease LCD colour saturation using LEFT/RIGHT navigation key (0 = black and white screen) Subtitle: enable/disable video subtitle (*.SMI, *.SRT) or locate subtitle file Language: change language of PMP400 menu Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 11/27... -
Page 12: Music
Fast rewind 30s Left Right Fast forward 30s Down Scroll to the music file below Increase or decrease the VOLUME by pressing Press Stop ■ button to stop music and press Stop ■ again to exit Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 12/27... -
Page 13: Id3/Lyric Display
Clear list: delete all the files in the play list During music playback, press Function key and you will see this Use the navigation key to select the function you require. Normal: normal playback Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 13/27... -
Page 14: Photo
The PMP400 supports the viewing of JPEG (.jpg) and Bitmap (.bmp) image files. When you click on the Picture icon in the main screen, you will enter into the Photo library where you can browse your photo collection using the navigation key (UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT). Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 14/27... -
Page 15: Photo Control
Use the navigation key to select the function you require. Full screen: look at the photo with full screen Left rotate: rotate photo anticlockwise by 90° Right rotate: rotate photo clockwise by 90° Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 15/27... -
Page 16: Sound Recorder
Time: The default recording time is 0, i.e. un-timed recording. You can also set the maximum recording time and the recording will stop when time is up. Style: choose between using the build-in mic or line in Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 16/27... -
Page 17: Book
E-book collection using the navigation key (UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT). 15.1.1 E-book control Navigation Control Page up Left Right Down Page down When reading e-book, press and you can open the function menu Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 17/27... -
Page 18: Digital Video Recorder
Goto: use the left/right navigation key to choose the pages you are after, press to enter the page 16 DIGITAL VIDEO RECORDER It is simple to record Video Files using the PMP400 by connecting the AV cable to a TV, cable box, satellite receiver, etc. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 18/27... - Page 19 Progression – un-timed recording Timing – adjust recording time Time Select: Configure timer to record at pre-defined time The player will turn on at the pre-set time to record if the unit is off and will Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 19/27...
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Page 20: Tv Out
Note: only one screen, i.e. either TV or LCD will be active at any time. Please remember to go back to the settings and re-activate the LCD screen before you disconnect the AV cable from your TV. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 20/27... -
Page 21: Manage
Copy: choose a file to copy, press the navigation key , go to the new location, press and select the stick option Delete: delete the file or folder Cut: cut file or folder from one location to and stick it to another Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 21/27... -
Page 22: Setup
Note: Do not copy the file within the same location. There will be a prompt if attempting to overwrite an existing file. 18 SETUP From the main screen, select the Setup icon to reveal the menu items for various settings. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 22/27... -
Page 23: Audio Setting
Lower brightness value will give you a longer battery life. Contrast: adjust contrast levels of the LCD screen Saturation: adjust saturation level of the LCD screen Swap display: swap between LCD screen and TV out Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 23/27... -
Page 24: Power Setting
Current date and time: set up the current date and time in YEAR/MONTH/DAY/HOURS/MINUTES/SECONDS Wake up AVrecord time setting: pre-set timing to wake up for AV recording Wake up: Enable or disable auto wake up for AV recording Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 24/27... -
Page 25: Language
Note: When updating firmware, you MUST connect the AC charger to the unit to ensure there is sufficient power for firmware update. If the update is interrupted, the firmware will be damaged and the player will not work. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 25/27... -
Page 26: Otg
This allows user to take advantage of USB’s power to charge the PMP For normal charging using USB port, i.e. while PMP is off, just plug the USB to the PMP and wait till the red charging indicator light goes off. Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 26/27... -
Page 27: Frequently Asked Questions (Faq)
We apologize that the list of FAQ is not included here because the list of FAQ is simply too long. Please visit http://www.hdmp4.com/PMP+FAQ for the latest, up-to-date FAQ. If your question is not answered in the FAQ, you are welcomed to ask in our forum – http://forum.hdmp4.com Portable Electronics Ltd © 2008 27/27...
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