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BASIC FUNCTIONS

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Opening presets

1

Select the presets forwards (»CH 01 ... CH 20«) by pressing »

s

II

«

repeatedly.

2

Select the presets backwards (»CH 20 ... CH 01«) by pressing »

A-B/REC

«

repeatedly.

Note:

If you continue to switch through the reception frequency, the player saves
the current frequency automatically on the current preset.

The »FM Radio« sub-menu

– »FM Record«: you can start recording radio stations.
– »Auto Scan«: you can start the automatic station search.
– »FM Radio«: you can return to radio mode.

Recording radio stations

1

Select »FM Radio« in the radio mode menu by pressing and holding down
»

s

II

«.

2

Press »

8

« or »

9

« to select »FM Record« and press »

s

II

« to confirm.

– Starts recording the current radio station.

Note:

You can also start recording with »

A-B/REC

«.

3

Press »

s

II

« to pause recording. Press »

s

II

« to resume recording.

4

Stop recording by pressing »

9

/

7

/

«.

– The player goes back to the radio mode. The recorded radio station can

be played in »Voice« mode.

Notes:

The recording material is automatically named, for example with
FM000001.WAV and saved in the player's FM folder. The file format is
WAV.

If »Device Full« appears while it is recording, the flash memory is full. The
recording then stops and the file is saved automatically. No more recordings
can be made.

If »Low Battery!« appears while it is recording, then the battery is running
low. The recording then stops and the file is saved automatically. Further
recordings can only be made once the battery has been recharged.

FM000001.WAV

Summary of Contents for MPixx 2001 A FM

Page 1: ...PORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER MPixx 2001 A FM 1GB MPixx 2002 A FM 2GB...

Page 2: ...ply Connecting to the computer Disconnecting from the computer Connecting earphones 14 General functions Switching on and off Adjusting the volume Unlocking the buttons Selecting the operating modes O...

Page 3: ...uter General information Basic settings for MTP players Basic settings for MSC players System requirements Installing the player Connecting to the computer MP3 WMA data transfers Transferring DRM prot...

Page 4: ...uipment is protected from moisture dripping or splashing water sunlight and heat Never open the device casing No warranty claims are accepted for damage caused by incorrect handling Do not expose the...

Page 5: ...T display 4 Increases the volume 5 8 Selects the previous track starts a reverse search Selects the main menu options moves the cursor up the sub menu 6 Decreases the volume 7 USB port for connecting...

Page 6: ...to playback or pauses recording Opens the main menu confirms menu options In radio mode switches to the next preset up 11 9 Selects the next track starts a forwards search Selects the main menu option...

Page 7: ...Level display 5 Bit rate 6 Sampling frequency 7 Elapsed playing time of track 8 Keypad lock on 9 Battery charging status 10 File format 11 Current sound setting set e g JAZZ 12 Track number total num...

Page 8: ...mode 2 Volume display 3 Video file name 4 Sampling frequency 5 Elapsed playing time 6 Keypad lock on 7 Battery charging status 8 File format 9 Current sound setting 10 Track number total number of tr...

Page 9: ...splay 3 Name of voice file 4 Level display 5 Bit rate 6 Sampling frequency 7 Elapsed playing time 8 Keypad lock on 9 Battery charging status 10 File format 11 Current sound setting 12 Track number tot...

Page 10: ...________________________________ Displays in FM radio mode 1 Volume display 2 FM frequency 3 Current preset number 4 FM band 5 Keypad lock on 6 Battery charging status 7 Mono mute stereo 8 Current ope...

Page 11: ...ENGLISH 11 OVERVIEW_____________________________________________________________________ Menu pages in the main menu Music Photo Video Voice FM radio Voice recordings Delete Settings Info Back...

Page 12: ...r connect the charger to the power supply The display indicates the charging progress The charging time is approxi mately four hours You can see in the P display when the battery is fully charged Note...

Page 13: ...dware Note Do not disconnect the player from the computer while a data transfer is in progress This can damage the data irreparably 1 Double click on the symbol for removing hardware The Remove hardwa...

Page 14: ...ayback Unlocking the buttons The software controls the key lock During music playback voice file and FM radio playback the key lock switches on automatically When the buttons are locked the display ap...

Page 15: ...ctivate 3 To exit the sub menu briefly press 9 7 4 To exit the main menu press 9 7 again or select 8 or 9 Exit and confirm with sII The player returns to the operating mode last used Resetting the pla...

Page 16: ...9 in the sub menu to select Folder Navigation and press sII to confirm 4 Press 8 or 9 to select the folder or file and confirm with sII Playback starts Note Open individual folders by pressing and ex...

Page 17: ...at One the current track is repeated constantly Repeat All all the tracks in the current folder and its sub folder are repeated constantly Random all the tracks in the current folder and its sub folde...

Page 18: ...lide Show and confirm with sII Manual the pictures are displayed one by one Select a picture with 8 or 9 Slide Show the pictures are automatically displayed one after the other as a slide show Opening...

Page 19: ...nt video is more than five seconds it is repeated Fast forward and reverse search 1 To search for a particular passage of a video press and hold down 8 or 9 during playback Fast forward or reverse sea...

Page 20: ...than five seconds it is repeated Fast forward and reverse search 1 To search for a particular passage of a voice file press and hold down 8 or 9 during playback Fast forward or reverse search begins...

Page 21: ...y changes in 100 kHz steps backwards or forwards Using the automatic search 1 Begin search by pressing 8 or 9 until the frequency changes to rapid run through The search stops once a station with a st...

Page 22: ...elect FM Record and press sII to confirm Starts recording the current radio station Note You can also start recording with A B REC 3 Press sII to pause recording Press sII to resume recording 4 Stop r...

Page 23: ...Full appears while it is recording the flash memory is full The recording then stops and the file is saved automatically No more recordings can be made If Low Battery appears while it is recording th...

Page 24: ...onfirm If Yes is selected all music files voice files video files personal files and picture files are deleted Note You can abort the deleting process if you press and hold down 9 7 The files already...

Page 25: ...hange the menu language default setting English the names in the menu will no longer correspond to the English terms in the operating manual Setting the recording quality 1 In the sub menu press 8 or...

Page 26: ...er again the Sleep Off time is reset to zero Backlight Off refers to the time span after which the backlight display switches itself off provided you have not pressed any buttons beforehand The backli...

Page 27: ...Downloading files Synchronise music files on the player using Windows Media Player They are copied into the MTPMEDIA Musik folder and cannot be seen in MSC mode Basic settings for MSC players Download...

Page 28: ...ard disc USB interface Recommended codec K Lite Mega Codec Pack obtainable at www free codecs com or www k lite tk Installing the player The driver must be installed with Windows 98 SE and Windows 200...

Page 29: ...d as individual files in the voice directory Recordings from FM radio are stored as individual files in the FM directory Transferring DRM protected WMA data For Windows 98 SE 2000 ME XP Vista you shou...

Page 30: ...k 1 To open the program double click on MTV Video Converter AP 2 Download a video file by clicking on Video Input 3 Click on to start the preview press II to pause press 7 to end 4 Select the frame si...

Page 31: ...ows desktop by following the Windows instruc tions for Removing hardware Note Do not disconnect the player from the computer while a data transfer is in progress This can damage the data irreparably 1...

Page 32: ...um polymer 500 mA Output 2 x 5 mW 16 earphones Noise voltage ratio 85 dB Internal memory 1 GB Mpixx 2001A FM 1GB 2 GB Mpixx 2002A FM 2GB MP3 WMA Formats MP3 WMA WAV MPEG bit rates 32 320 kbps WMA 32 1...

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