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- Page 1 User Guide V1.1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Notice ......................2 Minimum System Requirements ..............2 Operation Keypads..................3 Packing includes ....................3 Connecting Player to Computer..............4 Power On & Off ....................4 Menu Icons ....................4 Menu Functions ....................5 Basic Operation of the Player .................5 Video......................8 FM Tuner ......................8 Photos......................9 Ebook ......................10 Record ...................... -
Page 3: Notice
Notice Do not disconnect the player when it is being formatted or uploading/ downloading data. This product needs to be charged for at least 3 hours before usage. Connect the player to the PC to start charging. Once player is full charged, the battery logo will display “Fully Charged”. -
Page 4: Operation Keypads
Operation Keypads 6. Forward/Backward button 1. Reset button 7. Play/Pause Button 2. Mic 8. MicroUSB 3. MicroSD Slot 4. Vol Up/Down button 9. Earphone Jack 10. A-B/ 5. Menu Button Packing includes 11. Power ON/OFF & Lock Button MediaCoder Earphone USB Cable MP4 Player User Manual... -
Page 5: Connecting Player To Computer
Connecting Player to Computer Connect the USB port of the player to the computer using the USB cable provided Power On & Off To power on the player, slide the button to To power off the player, slide and hold Menu Icons Ebook Video... -
Page 6: Menu Functions
Menu Functions Press M Nine operations can be selected from the Main Menu Use the |</>| keypad to browse the menu Press >ll to select the desired functions Basic Operation of the Player Press >ll will either play or pause the file Press |</>| to choose the next or previous file Press to adjust volume. - Page 7 Music Music Menu This option let you search for a song through various means: Play All Recorded List FM record List Artist All Audio Tracks Album Favourites Genre Now Playing (Appear only when there are songs playing) Year From the Music interface, press and hold M will enter the Music Operation available. Add to Favourites Add the selected song to your favourites playlist Press |</>| to select the desired EQ...
- Page 8 PlayMode Press |</>| to select the desired Play mode. Press >ll to set the Play mode Normal: Play all files sequentially once Repeat One: Play current file repeatedly Repeat All: Play all files sequentially and continuously Random: Play all files randomly and continuously Rate Track This option let you rate a song Setting A-B Clipping...
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Page 9: Video
Video Video Menu Play All (It will play all the video files in the player) Internal Media (Browse through the Internal media for video files) External Media (Browse through the External media for video files) Play Video Press |</>| to select the desire video file Press >ll to play the video FM Tuner Press >ll to navigate the preset channel. -
Page 10: Photos
Delete This option let you delete a preset Select Yes to enter the Delete function, No to return to previous menu Press |</>| to select the desired present Press >ll to delete Auto Search It will automatically search and save all available stations Manual Search This option will search and stop when there is an available station without saving Record... -
Page 11: Ebook
Pan & Zoom This option will allow you to pan and zoom the picture Press and release |</>| to Zoom in/out, press and hold |</>| to Pan Slide show This option activates the slides show Slides Interval This option set the interval between the images Thumbnail Show all the pictures in thumbnail Manual View Mode... -
Page 12: Record
Record At the Record interface, press and hold M will enter the Record Operation. Record This option will start the recording Pause This option will pause the recording Record saved This option will save the recording Record Cancel This option will cancel the recording Record Settings Encoder: Selecting what type of format the player will record in Device: Select Internal or External, where the recorded file will be stored in... -
Page 13: Browse
Browse Internal Media This option accesses the internal storage of the MP3 player External Media This option accesses the external storage, MicroSD Card, of the MP3 player Settings Select Normal, Classical, Jazz, Pop, Rock or Custom as the desired EQ Volume Normal –... - Page 14 Record Settings Encoder Select MS ADPCM or PCM as the desired encoding Rate Selecting the sampling rate for the recording file Language Selecting the desired language (Optional) Swedish German Spanish Danish English Portuguese Power Save Display off Press |</>| to decrease or increase the display off timing Backlight Dim Press |</>| to decrease or increase the dimming timing Auto Shutdown...
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Page 15: Extras
Format Drive Format the player Internal and External flash memory Factory Setting Restore the player to factory default setting Extras Alarm Set the alarm Calendar This option lets you view the date and time in the player About This option lets you view the following information. Player firmware version Internal memory storage information External memory storage information... -
Page 16: Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade You may download the firmware file and updating procedure from http://www.denver-electronics.com Please unzip the firmware file Please follow the instruction given on the Firmware Upgrade Procedure Troubleshooting Guide 1. I couldn’t scan any station using FM, what should I do? Answer : Please ensure the earphone is plugged in properly and try again. -
Page 17: Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications Built-In Memory Up to 8GB MicroSD Card Supported MicroSD & MicroSDHC Battery Li-Ion battery LCD Resolution 2.4” TFT Color LCD, Landscape Signal Noise Ratio >90dB for MP3 playback, 60dB for FM radio Earphone output 10mW per channel (16 ohm earphone) *.MP3, *.WMA (up to 320kbps), *.WAV (up to 44.1kHz) Music Format Supported , *.OGG, *.FLAC &... - Page 18 Instructions on environment protection Do not dispose of this product in the usual household garbage at the end of its lifecycle; hand it over at a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic appliances. The symbol on the product, the instructions for use or the packing will inform about the methods for disposal.
- Page 19 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DENVER ELECTRONICS A/S WWW.DENVER-ELECTRONICS.COM...
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