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Save Mark

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Load Mark

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Delete Mark

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Set Font

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Set Color

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Browse Mode

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Flip Time

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Browse

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Settings

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Light Time

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Brightness

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AutoShut Time

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Desktop Wallpaper

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Time

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Default

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USB Mode

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System Information

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Troubleshooting

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Contact Details

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Technical Specifications

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Product Guarantee

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Summary of Contents for 08MP08

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Page 2: ... attempt to repair the player yourself as it does not contain any user serviceable parts The rechargeable battery in the player should only be replaced by an authorized service centre 3 Listening to loud sounds for prolonged periods may permanently damage your hearing Before putting on the earphones turn the volume down then put the earphones on and slowly increase the volume until you reach a com...

Page 3: ...r to protect against corruption data loss or device malfunction Please note that the manufacturer shall not accept any liability for damage or loss of stored data 3 The player operates best in temperatures between 5º and 40º C Its play time may temporarily shorten when it is operating in low temperature conditions 4 Store your player in a place where the temperature is always between 5º C and 40ºC...

Page 4: ... Inserting the Micro SD Card 9 Removing the Micro SD Card 9 Connecting to the Computer 10 System Support 10 Connecting the Player to the Computer 10 Transferring Files 10 MSC Mode 11 MTP Mode For Windows XP users 12 MTP Mode For Windows Vista users 14 Formatting the Player 15 MSC Mode 16 MTP Mode For Windows XP Users 17 MTP Mode For Windows Vista Users 17 Disconnecting the Player from the Computer...

Page 5: ... Stop Playback 24 Select Next Previous Video File 24 Fast Forwarding Rewinding Current Track 24 Adjusting the Volume Level 25 Video Player 25 Deleting a Video File 25 Settings 25 Select Time 26 LCD Expand 26 Record 27 Start Recording 27 Pause Recording 27 Stop Recording 27 Voice Recorder 28 Selecting Record Rate 28 Playing a Voice Record 28 Deleting a Record File 29 Time 30 Photo 30 Settings 30 Vi...

Page 6: ...ark 34 Set Font 34 Set Color 34 Browse Mode 35 Flip Time 35 Browse 35 Settings 36 Light Time 36 Brightness 36 AutoShut Time 37 Desktop Wallpaper 37 Time 37 Default 38 USB Mode 38 System Information 38 Troubleshooting 39 Contact Details 39 Technical Specifications 40 Product Guarantee 41 ...

Page 7: ... is included Getting Started Features 3 TFT color screen WMA MP3 OGG music player Video player AVI RM RMVB MPEG4 WMV9 Decoding Photo player JPEG BMP GIF Voice recording WAV and playback E book reading TXT Lyric Synchronous Display Easy navigation folder file Micro SD card WMA DRM support USB mass storage device and MTP Integrated USB connector Superb audio quality ...

Page 8: ...e player comes with a rechargeable battery On the first charge before using this will take approximately 8 hours for the battery to be fully charged But thereafter it would normally take 3 hours to be fully charged 1 Turn on the computer 2 Connect the player with the computer with a USB cable A battery icon progresses indicating charging is undergoing The icon stays full when charging finished NOT...

Page 9: ... start up time will be But the start up time will resume to normal in the next start up Hold Function You may lock the functional keys to prevent accidental operation Slide the Hold switch down to the lock icon and then a lock icon appears at the lower right corner indicating the functional keys are now locked In the lock mode the player performs no operation when you press any button To unlock th...

Page 10: ...y of the micro SD card The transfer speed is slower than normal if the files are transferring between SD card and PC To copy the files in the internal memory to the Micro SD card set the player to the MSC USB mode and follow the instructions of Transferring Files in the Connecting to the Computer section for data transfer Removing the Micro SD Card 1 Flip up the card slot cover 2 Gently push the c...

Page 11: ...rage Class MSC or Media Transfer Protocol MTP mode depending on the player s USB mode In the Windows XP Vista operation systems the player works in MSC or MTP mode But in the Windows 2000 operation system the player works in MSC mode only Refer to USB Mode in the Settings section on how to select MSC or MTP mode Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista MSC MTP NOTE MSC stands for Mass Storage Class I...

Page 12: ... removable disk Double click it to explore the device 2 Drag the files of your favourite songs to Removable Disk NOTE You are strongly recommended to organize you songs in different folders systematically so that you can locate your songs easily in the Browse mode MTP Mode The player is recognized as a MTP device for Windows XP Windows Vista ...

Page 13: ...s XP users 1 After connecting the player to the computer the MTP Media Player window appears 2a Select Sync digital media files to this device and click OK 3a Select Manual and click Finish 4a Click Sync and drag the file you want to transfer to the left window ...

Page 14: ...s to the Data folder Media folder You can only drag and drop the media files music videos and photos the player supports to the Media folder 5b Drag the file to the portable media drive NOTE To play the DRM protected music you should use Windows Media Player 10 via MTP connection to store the DRM files to the player If encountering any problem about DRM file transfer Windows Media Player 10 users ...

Page 15: ...rs 1 After connecting the player to the computer the AutoPlay window appears 2a Select Sync digital media files to this device and click OK 3a Click Sync on the menu bar 4a Select the file you want to synchronize to the player and drag it to the Sync List Click Start Sync ...

Page 16: ... For Windows Media Player 11 users visit the following link to restore the Windows Media Player 11 http www microsoft com downloads details aspx FamilyID 1d224714 e238 4e45 8668 516 6114010ca DisplayLang en 9 For Windows Media Player11 users visit the following link for instructions on how to sync files to this Player http www microsoft com windows windowsmedia knowledgecenter howto mp11 sync aspx...

Page 17: ...ble click My Computer 2 Right click the removable disk for the player 3 Select Format 4 Click Start 5 Click OK 6 Click OK when formatting finishes NOTE Do not select NTFS under the File System tab Otherwise the player cannot work and needs to format again ...

Page 18: ... from the computer only when all data reading writing is finished Disconnecting the Player from the Computer MSC Mode 1 The screen will display the indicator again when the file transfer or formatting is completed Disconnect the player from the computer only when all data reading writing is finished 2 Double click the Unplug or Eject icon in the system tray 3 Select USB Mass Storage Device and cli...

Page 19: ...e button to confirm the selection Press the button to return to the upper level menu or exit Music The player automatically goes to the menu screen after boot up 1 Press the or button to select Music 2 Press the button The music files can be sorted by categories such as Current Play This option only appears when music is under playback All Music Artist Album Genre My Favourite Record and Dir List ...

Page 20: ...button to pause during playback Selecting Next Previous Track Press the button during playback to play the next track Press the button within the first five seconds of the playback to play the previous track Press the button after five seconds of the playback to play the current track from the beginning Fast Forwarding Rewinding Current Track Press and hold the button to fast forward the current t...

Page 21: ...re the lyric file has the same name as the music file 2 Save music file and lyrics file in the same folder of the player 3 While playing the music the lyrics will be displayed synchronously on the bottom of the screen NOTE The player only supports the lyric synchronous display for files that share the same name as the music file e g for a music file named Angel mp3 the lyric file must be named Ang...

Page 22: ...ed equalizer Play Mode Select the play mode for music playback There are five modes Normal Playing tracks in sequential order and the music playback stops when each track has been played once Repeat Playing one track repeatedly All Repeat Playing all tracks repeatedly Shuffle Playing tracks randomly Repeat Shuffle Playing tracks repeatedly in random order 1 Press the or button to select Play Mode ...

Page 23: ...y Favourites list 1 Press the or button to select a track from the list 2 Press the button and a submenu appears 3 Add to Favourite is the currently selected item 4 Press the button to confirm Removing a Track from My Favourite List 1 Press the or button to select My Favourite from the music category 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select a track from the My Favourites list 4 Press the...

Page 24: ... Clearing Up the My Favourite List 1 Press the or button to select My Favourite from the music category 2 Press the button 3 Press the button and a submenu appears 4 Press the or button to Clear All 5 Press the button to confirm the clear up ...

Page 25: ...file Pausing Playback Press the button to pause during playback Stop Playback Press and hold the button to stop playback and exit to the video file list Select Next Previous Video File Press the button during playback to play the next video file and press the button to play the previous video file Fast Forwarding Rewinding Current Track Press and hold the button to fast forward the current playbac...

Page 26: ...ft corner of the screen Video Player A B C D E F A Video File Title B Progress Bar C Volume Level D Play Pause E Elapsed Time Total Time F Battery Power Level Deleting a Video File 1 Press the or button to select a file from the file list 2 Press the button and a submenu appears 3 Delete File is the currently highlighted item 4 Press the button 5 Press the or button to select OK to confirm the rem...

Page 27: ...e or button to select the Hour and Minute fields Press the or button to adjust the field value 4 Press the button to watch video from the selected time point LCD Expand You can expand the video screen to full screen or watch video in its original size screen 1 Press the or button to select LCD Expand 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select Full Screen or Normal ...

Page 28: ...t Record 2 Press the button 3 Start to Record is the currently highlighted item 4 Press the button to start recording Pause Recording Press the button during recording to pause and press the button again to resume recording Stop Recording Press the button to stop recording A Save Record File window appears Press the or button to select YES Press the button ...

Page 29: ...recording rate Low Middle High Low Low recording quality Middle Medium recording quality High High recording quality NOTE The higher rate you select the better quality the record is but the more space the file occupies Playing a Voice Record You can play the voice record from Browse 1 In the menu press the or button to select Browse 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select RECORD 4 Press...

Page 30: ...le 1 Press the or button to select a file from the record file list 2 Press the button and a submenu appears 3 Delete File is the currently highlighted option 4 Press the button 5 Press the or button to select OK to confirm deletion or Cancel to cancel operation ...

Page 31: ...the and button respectively Photo 1 In the menu press the or button to select Photo 2 Press the button All pictures are displayed in thumbnail size 3 Press the or button to select a picture file 4 Press the button to view it fit to screen Press the or button to view the previous or next picture Settings When viewing a picture press the button and a submenu appears Viewing Picture in Thumbnail 1 Th...

Page 32: ...lide Show 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select On 4 Press the button to start viewing pictures in slide show Selecting Slide Show Duration 1 Press the or button to select Slide Mode 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select an option 1 Sec 2 Sec 3 Sec 4 Sec 5 Sec 4 Press the button ...

Page 33: ...t 4 Press the button to read the ebook Scrolling through the Book Press the button to scroll down the book and press the button to scroll up Deleting a Text File 1 Select a file in the text file list 2 Press the button and a submenu appears 3 Delete File is the currently highlighted item 4 Press the button 5 Press the or button to select OK to confirm deletion and Cancel to cancel operation ...

Page 34: ...on to adjust the numeric value 5 Press the button and the player jumps to the target page NOTE The number of target page cannot exceed the total page number Save Mark You can make up to eight book marks 1 Press the or button to select SaveMark 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select a mark number 4 Press the button Load Mark 1 Press the or button to select LoadMark 2 Press the button 3 ...

Page 35: ... to confirm deletion Set Font Select a smaller or larger font for reading 1 Press the or button to select Set Font 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select an option Font Small Font Mid Font Big 4 Press the button Set Color 1 Press the or button to select Set Color 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select a color for the text display 4 Press the button ...

Page 36: ...scroll up 1 Press the or button to select Flip Time 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select an option 10 Sec 15 Sec 20 Sec 25 Sec 30 Sec 4 Press the button Browse To browse the files stored in the internal and external memories 1 Press the or button to select Browse in the menu 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select Flash or SDCard SDCard disk appears when an Micro SD card i...

Page 37: ...klight to be on after pressing a button or performing an action When the light time passes with no further operation the backlight time will go off automatically 1 Press the or button to select LightTime 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select an option 5 Seconds 15 Seconds 30 Seconds 1 Minute Always On Brightness 1 Press the or button to select Brightness 2 Press the button 3 Press the...

Page 38: ...own 1 Minute 5 Minutes 10 Minutes 15 Minutes Desktop Wallpaper There are eight wallpapers available for the screen s background picture 1 Press the or button to select DeskTop 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select a desktop wallpaper Time Set the date and time for the player 1 Press the or button to select Time 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to move through the hour minute s...

Page 39: ...e Select MSC for mass 1 Press the or button to select USB Mode 2 Press the button 3 Press the or button to select MSC or MTP 4 Press the button System Information You may check the player s system information including manufacturer firmware version used space and free space of the internal and external memories 1 Press the or button to select System Information 2 Press the button 3 Press the butto...

Page 40: ...otected music files Incorrect downloading methods Transfer copy protected music files to the player by using the Windows Media Player s sync function of the music management software provided by the online music store where you purchased the files Refer to the respective software FAQs Functional keys are locked Disable the hold feature No response when pressing any button The player works abnormal...

Page 41: ...t 1KHz The mark above is in compliance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2002 96 EC WEEE The mark indicates the requirement NOT to dispose the equipment including any spent or discarded batteries as unsorted municipal waste but use the return and collection systems available If the batteries or accumulators included with this equipment display the chemical symbol Hg Cd o...

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