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Layout and Description                       

 
Front/Top/Sides 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

1.  POWER Button/Power Indicator/Charge Indicator 

Press and hold for about 2 seconds to turn on/off the power. 
When the power is off and the battery is being charged, the indicator is red. 
It turns off when charging is complete.   
When the power is on and the battery is being charged, the indicator is orange. 
It become green when charging is complete. 

2.  SETUP Button   

This button can activate various functions or options depending on the mode. See 
the movie, music, photo and file manager sections for more information. 

3.  VOLUME – Button 

Press to decrease the volume. 

4.   Button 

Press to increase the volume. 

5.  REC Button 

Press to enter the record mode.   
Press to adjust the brightness, contrast or color in the video, music or photo 

playback mode. 

6.  

9

 PREV Button 

Press to skip to the previous file in the video, music or photo playback mode. 
Press to adjust settings in the various setting menus. 
Press to display the previous page of files/folders in the file/folder list. 
 

Summary of Contents for PMP-7040

Page 1: ...cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13...

Page 2: ...supplied A V cable Audio Video Input The PMP7040 can be connected to external audio video sources to record programs Voice Recording Function The built in microphone allows you to record voice memos l...

Page 3: ...uded with the PMP NOTE If you are missing any of the accessories listed above please contact the store that you purchased this item from Picture Name Number User s Manual A V Cable USB Cables Host and...

Page 4: ...s Power Adapter A V Output A V Input DC Adapter PC USB Earphones Main Menu Movie Music Photo File Manager Settings Display Setting Audio Setting Slideshow Setting Power Setup Player Information Passwo...

Page 5: ...n This button can activate various functions or options depending on the mode See the movie music photo and file manager sections for more information 3 VOLUME Button Press to decrease the volume 4 VO...

Page 6: ...oll this button down press down for DOWN Use the DOWN button to select an item It is also used to fast backward 10 LCD OFF NORMAL LOCK Switch To turn off the LCD set the switch to LCD OFF To lock the...

Page 7: ...n Back 1 Battery Release Push outward to detach the rechargeable battery see page 10 2 Rechar geable Battery Contacts Used to connect with the rechargeable battery Note Do not touch or press the recha...

Page 8: ...its charge when not used for a long period of time It is recommended to detach the battery when the PMP is not in use If the battery will not be used for a long period of time it is recommended to ful...

Page 9: ...oes into the battery slot and you will hear a slight click See the diagram below Charging The Rechargeable Battery The battery must be attached to the PMP to charge it 1 Attach the battery to the PMPa...

Page 10: ...long period of time detach the battery from the player in order to prolong the life of the battery Detaching the battery Slant the player with the bottom downward and push the battery release in the...

Page 11: ...pplied with an AC adapter for powering the unit and charging the battery 1 Connect the AC adapter to the left side of the player in the jack marked DC 9 5V IN as shown below 2 Plug the two prong end o...

Page 12: ...nect the PMP to another device such as a TV Plug the 3 5mm plug into the AV OUT jack on the left side of the PMP Plug the RCA plugs into the input jacks of the external device such as a TV Be sure to...

Page 13: ...e 3 5mm plug into the AV IN jack on the left side of the PMP Plug the RCA plugs into the output jacks of the external device such as a TV Be sure to match up the yellow red and white plugs with the co...

Page 14: ...N jack on the left side of the PMP 2 Plug the other end into the vehicle DC outlet cigarette lighter socket as shown below Note Do not operate the unit or view videos while driving a vehicle Disconnec...

Page 15: ...e PMPand the other end into the USB port of the computer See the diagram below Other USB Devices OTG Use the supplied USB host cable to connect the PMPto an external USB device Plug one end of the USB...

Page 16: ...ce to the host cable using its supplied USB cable See the diagram below Earphone s Turn the volume down before you connect the earphones to the earphone jack of the PMP See the diagram below The speak...

Page 17: ...ng playback press the PREV NEXT 9 button to play the previous next video file Press the ENTER button to pause resume playback Press the UP DOWN button to fast forward fast backward Press again to incr...

Page 18: ...UP DOWN buttons to select a video file in the file folder list window on the left and press the ENTER button to add that video file to the playlist Use the MENU STOP button to return to the previousfo...

Page 19: ...rites Copy Press the SETUP button in the video file folder list to display a menu at the bottom of the screen Press the UP DOWN button to select Copy and press the ENTER button Use the UP DOWN buttons...

Page 20: ...PREV 9 button to select YES and press the ENTER button to delete the file Rename Use the UP DOWN buttons to select a video file folder that you want to rename in the video file folder list and press...

Page 21: ...tom of the screen Pr ess the UP DOWN button to select Play mode and press the ENTER button Press the PREV NEXT 9 button to select an audio play mode OFF Normal Repeat One Repeat All Shuffle Press the...

Page 22: ...se the MENU STOP button to return to the previousfolder Press the NEXT button to switch to the folder list window on the right Use the UP DOWN buttons to select a folder to copy the files to and press...

Page 23: ...mage Press the REC button to enter the brightness contrast and color adjustment mode Press the PREV NEXT 9 button to adjust the setting Press the REC button to go to the next setting Wallpaper Use the...

Page 24: ...button to highlight that image file Use the UP DOWN buttons to select a highlighted image file and press the ENTER button to un highlight that image file Use the MENU STOP button to return to the prev...

Page 25: ...new folder Press the MENU STOP button to return to the previous menu Copy Press the SETUP button in the file manager file folder list to display a menu at the bottom of the screen Press the UP DOWN bu...

Page 26: ...player information set the password reset the PMP and format the hard disk drive HDD 1 In the main menu press the UP DOWN button to select Settings and press the ENTER button 2 The PMP will display ei...

Page 27: ...r Box 16 9 Wide Brightness Set the brightness of the LCD 0 24 Contrast Set the contrast of the LCD 0 24 Color Set the color of the LCD 0 24 Audio setting There are two settings in the audio settings m...

Page 28: ...d on screen during the picture slideshow 3 120 seconds Play mode Set the play mode of the slideshow OFF Play All One Time Repeat All When you select Repeat All another setting will appear Slide with m...

Page 29: ...previous menu Screen Saver Set the time before the screen saver is displayed OFF 5min 10min 15min 20min 25min 30min Sleep Timer Set the time before the PMP automatically turns off OFF 30min 60min 90m...

Page 30: ...n to input the number When you are finished entering the new password Select ENTER and press the ENTER button 3 Use the UP DOWN PREV NEXT 9 buttons to select a number and press the ENTER button to inp...

Page 31: ...wallpaper to the default Reset to factory setting Reset all settings to the factory default Format HDD You can format the hard disk drive of the PMP See the figure below Press the PREV 9 button to sel...

Page 32: ...files will be saved in the Record folder The first file will be named Record avi Subsequent files will be named Record001 avi Record002 avi etc If the size of the recording exceeds 500MB the current...

Page 33: ...s Windows ME 2000 XP there is no need to install a driver However if the operating system is Windows 98 SE you must install the driver from the supplied CD USB OTG 2 0 1 Plug the supplied USB host cab...

Page 34: ...cable after copying the player will restart and go to the main setup menu Press the UP DOWN button to select Settings and press the ENTER button 4 Press the ENTER button The screen will display a sel...

Page 35: ...an also reach us by e mail at techsupport cobyusa com Symptom How To Check The LCD screen is black l Make sure that the power is turned on l Make sure the LCD OFF NORMAL LOCK switch is not switched to...

Page 36: ...1kHz Channel Separation 70dB 1kHz Dynamic Range 80dB 1kHz Audio Out Output Level 1 5V 0 2 1 0 Load 10kO Video Out Output Level 1VP P 0 2 Load 75O Unbalanced Negative Power AC100 240V 50 60Hz Dimension...

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