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VOL +

 

- Each  press  on the button  will incr ease the  volume step by step. 

(can be adjusted i n 0- 30 levels..) 

 

VOL – 

- Each  press  on the button  will decrease the  vol ume st ep  by step. 

 

MENU

 

     - Pr ess short to enter int o the menu screen.   

     - Pr ess and hold to enter into the navigation screen. 
          - Pr ess short to select th e relevant  item on the menu screen. 

 

 

- When listeni ng to a music or a recorded file, press sh ort to move to the n ext 

music while  keep pressing to fast  move within the cur rent played file. 

- Pr ess it shor t to move  to the next menu scr een. 

- Pr es it short in FM radi o mode to  increase the radio  frequency step by step, 

and press an d hold to automaticall y search  for the ne xt broadcasting stati on. 

- Pr ess it to m ove to the  next PRE SET numb er in the F M PRESET mode. 

 

 

- When listeni ng to a music or a recorded  file, press  short to  move to the 

previous music while  keep pressing to fast move withi n the current played 
fi le. 

- On the MEN U screen,  press short to move to the pre vious men u item. 

 
 

Basic Operation 

 

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When liste ning to the FM radio, press short to move to the  

previous frequency while ke ep pressing to automatically search for 

the previous station. 

 

In the PR ESET mo de, press short to move to the next PRESET 

number.

 

 

REC/A-B

 

- During the  playback, press short to specify the sectio n ‘A’ and do 

so again to specif y the se ction ‘B’ for the Repeat Section. And 
then another pressing short will cancel the Re peat Section. 

- When liste ning to the FM radio, press and hold to record the radio   

        station. 

- Pr ess it short in FM R adio mode to execute AUTO PRESET and to search 

for a radio fr equency automaticall y.   

- Pr ess and hol d in the FM Radi o mode to start FM broadcasti ng recordi ng, 

and press  and hold it  again  to complete recor ding.   

 

HOLD

 

- In the HOLD  status, op eration of all buttons are locked down. 

- If  you press  any button while it is i n the HOLD status  and the player is bei ng 

played, it  di splays  the  message  “HOLDING!”, sticking to its pre vi ous status. 

- If  you press  any button  while it is in the HOLD  status  and the pl ayer is turned 

off, it displa ys the message “HOLDING!”, sticking to i ts power-off status.   

 
 
 

 

Basic Operation 

Summary of Contents for EZMP-4100

Page 1: ...tion InstallingUSB Driver 10 Connecting Player to P C 12 Manually Installing US B Driver 13 Using Removable Disk 16 Disconnec ting USB Cable 19 Upgrading Firmware 21 InstallingLDB Manager 23 Using LDB...

Page 2: ...c OS 9 0 10 0 USB Port 2 0 supported Requires PC with a cap acityof more than Pentium3 1G Couldn t b e supporte d dep ending on a mainboard Isn t supported with out Ser vice Pack 1 under Windows XP CD...

Page 3: ...from the dat e of it purchase NOTE Never try to dissemble repair or remodel it Safety Precautions 5 Multi Codec Player Multi codec player s upporting MP3 WMA ASF au dio OGG WAV format FM Transmitter...

Page 4: ...curr ent time Removable Disk Device You can fr eely upload and d ownload files without a separate manager progr am since the player is r ecognized as a remo vable dis k when it is connected to the PC...

Page 5: ...8 Side View of the Product 9 Function Icons in Display...

Page 6: ...E 2000 XP but make sure to install it if Firmware Upgrade is requir ed If Upg rade Manager is not installed under Win dows 98 SE the pla yer cannot be recog nized as a removable disk Ma ke sure to ins...

Page 7: ...USB Device in DiskDr ive of Device Manager or USB Mass Storage Device Except Window9 8SE in Universal Serial Bus Contr oller or if there does a yellow exclamation mark or Unknown Device the driver ha...

Page 8: ...C Winnt Inf or C Windows Inf and pr ess OK Press Next in the subsequent windows to complete the installation of the USB driver Manually Installing USB 15 For W indows 98 SE Click Ne xt in the subsequ...

Page 9: ...disk Using Removable Disk 17 Export File Upload 1 Connecting the USB cable to the Player allows the Player to be recognized as a removable disk in the Windows Explorer 2 Select the removable disk to...

Page 10: ...ile Manager with button and the n press the MEMU button to enter into File Manage menu Select F ormat menu with VOL button and then press the MENU button After selecting Confirm pr ess the MENU button...

Page 11: ...select a removable disk in W indows Explorer has nothing to do with the actual sequence in ac cordance with the playback 21 Download the latest version of firmware at our website www ezmax co kr and...

Page 12: ...lt in mal functions of t he player or the PC Whe n the firmware upg rade has been completed click Close and remo ve the USB cable Refer to Disconnecting USB Cable Upgrading Fir mware 23 Insert the Ins...

Page 13: ...mation does not match 25 Enter Lyrics Auto Search Select the MP 3 file to enter the lyrics in the file list windo w and pr ess Enter Lyrics on the to p menu The lyric ser ver searches for infor mati o...

Page 14: ...l be displayed Clickthe MP3 file to checkthe lyrics to e nter in the right wind ow Press the Lyrics Marking button on the right bottom of the LDB search windowto complete entering th e lyrics Using LD...

Page 15: ...he button Double clic k the are a to modif y lyrics so that you can modif y the lyrics or time Using LDB Manager 29 Display Displays the operating status of the product PLAY Press short to turn the p...

Page 16: ...e to the pre vious men u item Basic Operation 31 When listening to the FM radio press short to move to the previous frequency while keep pressing to automatically search for the previous station In th...

Page 17: ...e time you set in advance if you do not press any button Power ON OF 33 You can play back a music file or files recorde d in the pl ayer in the PLAY me nu Press MENU short to move to the menu mode Sel...

Page 18: ...k press t he butto n to play back the previous n ext file In the pause status press the button to move to the previo us next file If a functi on of Stud yis set it moves in accordance with the time yo...

Page 19: ...e to rele ase click M ENU button 37 Recording Voice During the playback or in the p ause status press and hold REC to record voice Press it ag ain to sto p recor ding Press PLAY to listen to the voice...

Page 20: ...oding ma y not be perform ed if the line In cable ha s not been connected Encoding after setting t he volume of an external audio device properly Too high or lo wvolume may deteriorate the encoding so...

Page 21: ...n cable Encoding may not work if there isn t suffic ient in the batteryg auge Listening to Encoded Music File In the PL AY menu use the VOL but ton to select LINE IN PLAY and then pr ess the PLA Y but...

Page 22: ...as a FM radio antenna Mak e sure to connect the earphone to the earphone jack wh en searching for the frequen cy Listening to FM Radio 43 Search for Saved Frequency PRESET mode Press the PLA Y button...

Page 23: ...o the PRESET mode Listening to FM Radio 45 Recording FMRadio During the FM receiving pr ess and hold the REC button to st art FM radio broadcasting Press the REC button again to stop FM radio r ecor d...

Page 24: ...ransmitter at the time of thunderbolt and lighting You c annot use the function of FM Transmitter if you set the FM tr ansmitter frequency with a sky wave one When you listen to the FM radio the funct...

Page 25: ...ording file a lone Plays back only the files in which FM radio broadcasting is recorded Plays back files encoded from an external device 49 Deleting File In the File Manage menu select File Delete and...

Page 26: ...e MENU b utton Be careful since formatt ing will d elet e all files If you format in the menu it mayt ake long to complete Managing File 51 Deleting Saved FMRadio Frequency In the File Ma nage men u s...

Page 27: ...lect the Play Mod e in the Se ttings Select Exit or press the but ton to move to an upper menu Playback Mode Setting Plays backall the songs in order only once Plays back only select ed songs repeated...

Page 28: ...consisting of detailed func tions such as LITE BASS and PRO LITE gives a light and wide stereo image BASS gives a pr ofo und sound with reinforcement of low sou nd range PRO gives a rich a nd stable...

Page 29: ...k OFF do es not display the screen even if lyrics ar e saved Refer to 3 8 Using LDB Manager t o save lyrics in a music file Display Setting 57 Play Time Setting Set the time that there appear s on the...

Page 30: ...atically turn off Sleep Ti me Setti ng Set the sleep time with butt on 30 60 90 120 sec onds are a vailable But for a separate pushing of button after it have stopped the p ower will automaticallyturn...

Page 31: ...sto p even if there is no sound between songs recorded in MP3 encoding but it is save d as one file Encoding Setting 61 In the Settings select th e Mode Setting Select the detailed item with VOL butt...

Page 32: ...n co nnect the other par t of an earphone to the LINE IN jack Dual Ear phone is no t supporte d during the FM radio listening Setting 63 STUDY Function Setting You can t he time wit h the button 15 30...

Page 33: ...charge the player fullychar ged stop status Built in Battery Charging 65 If you use the function of h old you c an pr even t a mal function by a button while the pl ayer is played during player operat...

Page 34: ...em As an earphone plays a role as an antenna to the player when listening to the radio station no earphone may cause a poor reception Troubleshooting 67 No sound or no ise is heard during the p laybac...

Page 35: ...0 L x 21 6 H mm Battery LI Polymer recharg eable batt ery Weight 39g with batter y The specification and exterior of the product are subject to change without a prior notice for further improvements o...

Page 36: ...nterference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television...

Page 37: ...to the equipment not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate such equipment NOTE This unit was tested with shielded cables on the peripheral dev...

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