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Copyright BAYLIS Next Generation Ltd. England. © 2008

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1.  

Safety Tips

2.  

Overview of controls

3.  

Using the controls

4. 

Charging the Internal Battery

4.  

Transferring your Media

6.  

Music Play

7.  

Movie Play

8.  

Audio Recorder

9.  

FM Radio

10.  

Photo Viewer

11.   

Text Viewer

12.  

System Settings

13.  

Using SD Cards

14. 

Appendix A (Introduction to Media Coder)

15. 

Appendix B (Introduction to TextMorph)

Safety Tips

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DO  NOT

  connect  any  accessories  (apart  from  headphones)  to  this  device  other  than  those  specifically

advised by BAYLIS for this device.

NEVER

 listen to headphones / earphones at high volume settings for prolonged periods. Permanent hearing

damage has been proven to occur to those who regularly listen to excessively loud music.

NEVER

 attempt to open, or otherwise service this product. If in doubt consult a qualified service engineer.

DO NOT

 listen to headphones / earphones whilst in charge of a motorised vehicle, or whilst participating in

activities that require your full attention. Always be aware of your surroundings.

DO NOT

 subject the device to shocks or falls. The internal LCD screen is made from glass and could be

damaged by being dropped or crushed.

DO NOT

 allow the unit to become excessively wet, or left in damp areas. The device is reasonably shower

proof if used outdoors but avoid letting it become soaked, and always dry it thoroughly afterwards with a soft
towel. Keep the player away from sand, dust, and water. Outer surfaces can easily be scratched - take care
of it as you would a camera for example.

DO NOT

 use this product for any other purpose that those specified within these instructions.

ALWAYS

 keep a backup copy of your media files and data that you store on this device! The memory area

of this device can very easily be erased, either by accidental operation, or malfunction. The manufacturer
cannot be held responsible for loss of data howsoever caused.

This User Manual is protected by copyright. No part of this document may copied or distributed by any means without prior
permission of BAYLIS Next Generation Ltd except for personal use in connection with the operation of the relevant product.

Other party trade names and software names may have been included within this document for reference and illustrative
purposes only. It is acknowledged that such names are used only in such context and that their Intellectual Property and
Copyright remain with the appropriate owner(s) and it is not intended nor implied that any connection exists between such
trade names and BAYLIS Next Generation or their associates.

Summary of Contents for Revolution EP-MX72

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Page 2: ...e unit to become excessively wet or left in damp areas The device is reasonably shower proof if used outdoors but avoid letting it become soaked and always dry it thoroughly afterwards with a soft tow...

Page 3: ...HANDLE LIGHT LENS EARPHONE SOCKET POWER LOCK BUTTON UP MENU NAVIGATION VOLUME FORWARD BACK DOWN MENU NAV VOLUME MENU BUTTON LCD SCREEN LANYARD ATTACHMENT POINT DOOR FOR SD CARD SLOT USB PORT AUDIO INP...

Page 4: ...s An automatic safety system always resets the volume to mid point whenever an earphone jack is inserted 1 4 PLAY PAUSE KEY At the Main Menu press PLAY to instantly begin play of the current playlist...

Page 5: ...ain memory and the second one is the device s SD card slot You may use Windows Explorer to drag and drop your music video files into the device s internal memory NEVER disconnect the cable while data...

Page 6: ...P MX72 Now that your device has been registered within Windows Media Player you may conveniently manage your music library and Sync your playlists albums songs etc between your PC and the r e v o l u...

Page 7: ...repeats same song over and over or for Random play See below for mode setting 5 3 NOW PLAYING OPTIONS Press the Menu key to show the Options pop up Use the navigation keys to scroll and select desired...

Page 8: ...st last Movie files will always be shown as Filename xxx such as movie01 avi etc whilst Folders show up as just a name Highlight a movie file and press to begin playback Highlight a Folder name and pr...

Page 9: ...equipment set that equipment to commence playing then press PLAY on the r e v o l u t i o n to begin recording The icon in the centre of the screen will blink a red light to indicate that recording is...

Page 10: ...the radio is tuned to a Preset Channel use this option to remove this station from the Preset Channels List 8 25 Auto Scan Forces a new scan for receivable stations All existing Preset Channels will...

Page 11: ...iting software 9 11 PHOTO VIEW When a photo is displayed press to show previous next photo Press PLAY to start stop Slideshow Press to adjust music volume whenever a photo is viewed in Full Screen mod...

Page 12: ...Utilities CD For details see TextMorph in Appendix B at the back of this manual 10 11 BOOK VIEW When a book is displayed press to show previous next page Press PLAY to start stop Auto page turning Pre...

Page 13: ...to disable the Screen Saver 11 23 SLEEP TIME Sets the time in minutes that play back will run for before automatically shutting down 11 24 DATE TIME Sets the system clock calendar Press to increment...

Page 14: ...ter the time date after a system reset PLEASE NOTE Due to the variations between computer systems and encoding methods used for digital media files BAYLIS do NOT guarantee that all media will play or...

Page 15: ...functions are recorded as WAV type files To convert these and any other audio file types simply Add File as above Step 1 then in the Audio Settings area set desired bitrate quality and Algorithm Quali...

Page 16: ...o l u t i o n connected via USB to your computer you can simply save this converted file direct to the player Otherwise you can save it on your computer and you can transfer it to the player later out...

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