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PORTABLE
MEDIA PLAYER

MPixx 4100

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Summary of Contents for MPixx 4100

Page 1: ...PORTABLE MEDIA PLAYER MPixx 4100...

Page 2: ...ting to the computer Disconnecting from the computer Connecting earphones 12 General functions Switching on off Adjusting the volume Locking and unlocking the buttons Selecting the operating modes Men...

Page 3: ...splay settings System settings 26 Operating with a computer System requirements Installing the player Connecting to the computer MP3 WMA data transfers Transferring DRM protected WMA data Synchronisin...

Page 4: ...ic objects Make sure that the equipment 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 incor...

Page 5: ...4 Integrated microphone for voice recordings 5 9 Selects the next track starts the forwards search Selects options from the main menu 6 MENU Opens the main menu Switches back one menu level 7 8 Select...

Page 6: ...for the mains cable 12 TFT display 13 RESET Resets the player 14 POWER Switches the player on and off 15 REC Starts the recording switches to pause stops and saves the recording To repeat a selected p...

Page 7: ...s pause II 2 Volume display 3 Name of file or track ID 3 tag 4 Level display 5 Playback progress display with the elapsed playing time of track and the remaining playing time of the track 6 A selected...

Page 8: ...adio mode 1 Frequency scale 2 Volume display 3 Current FM frequency 4 Number of the current preset and total number of presets 5 FM menu display manual frequency search selecting presets storing radio...

Page 9: ...ENGLISH 9 OVERVIEW_____________________________________________________________________ Menu pages in the main menu Music Video Radio Photo E Book Record Explorer Settings...

Page 10: ...r supply unit to the mains and switch on the computer or the hi fi system The display indicates the charging progress The charging time is approxi mately four hours You can see in the P display when t...

Page 11: ...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 hardware window appears...

Page 12: ...during music playback Locking and unlocking the buttons 1 Lock the buttons by pressing MENU and sII down until the lock sym bol appears briefly in the display If you then press a button the lock symbo...

Page 13: ...V and press sII to open 4 Select the option by pressing V or V and press sII to confirm 5 Press MENU once to go back a menu level 6 Switch back to the main menu by pressing MENU as often as necessary...

Page 14: ...leting tracks or files 1 In the Explorer mode select the track or file with V or V 2 Press REC Display Delete File with Yes and No 3 Press 8 or 9 to select Yes and press sII to confirm The track or th...

Page 15: ...nfirm 3 Press V or V in the submenu to select Music and press sII to confirm 4 Press V or V to select the Repeat Mode option and press sII to confirm 5 Select the repeat function by pressing V or V an...

Page 16: ...zz or User EQ with 8 or 9 and press sII to confirm Note You can set your personal sound settings at User EQ This option is also accessible directly via the previous submenu see subsequent steps or 4 P...

Page 17: ...e radio input source 1 To open the main menu press MENU and hold it down 2 Select the Radio mode with 8 or 9 and press sII to confirm Note In the radio mode if you press sII briefly an FM submenu appe...

Page 18: ...uto Scan 1 Briefly press sII to open the FM submenu 2 Select the Auto option by pressing V or V and confirm with sII The automatic station search starts and saves up to 20 stations with the best recep...

Page 19: ...press sII to confirm Display e g CH03 100 60MHz 4 Select the preset by pressing V or V 5 Press sII to confirm the preset Display Del Channel with Yes and No 6 Press 8 or 9 to select Yes and press sII...

Page 20: ...lide show 1 To open the main menu press MENU and hold it down 2 Select the Settings menu with 8 or 9 and press sII to confirm 3 Press V or V in the submenu to select Auto slide show and press sII to c...

Page 21: ...uring text playback press and hold down REC on the page you want as a bookmark 2 Mark the page by pressing sII Display e g 21 book name TXT marks the position of the current page in the whole text Not...

Page 22: ...is saved automatically Further record ings can only be made once the battery has been recharged Recording from FM radio Start FM recording The player must be in Radio mode for recording from FM radio...

Page 23: ...II to confirm 4 Press V or V to select the Quality option and press sII to confirm 5 Press V or V to select High Quality or General Quality and press sII to confirm Setting the recording volume 1 To o...

Page 24: ...play 1 In the Settings menu press V or V to select the Display option and press sII to confirm 2 Press V or V to select the Brightness option and press sII to confirm 3 Select the level 1 5 with V or...

Page 25: ...card provided one has been inserted Firmware upgrade 1 In the Settings menu press V or V to select the System option and press sII to confirm 2 Press V or V to select the Upgrade option and press sII...

Page 26: ...c 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 2000 if Windows Service Pack 3 has not bee...

Page 27: ...red 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 you should u...

Page 28: ...deo files from other formats into AVI format RM VOB DAT RMVB MPG MPEG MP4 ASF VMV MKV using the transcoder software AVI Converter on the CD ROM provided 1 To open the folder double click on AVIConvert...

Page 29: ...no data transfer in progress you can disconnect the player from the computer Before you disconnect the player s cable connection to the computer you must remove the player from the Windows desktop by...

Page 30: ...3 7 V lithium polymer 1 000 mA Output 2 x 5 mW 16 earphones Noise voltage ratio 85 dB Internal memory 1 GB MP3 WMA Formats MP3 WMA playback WAV recording MPEG bit rates 16 320 kbps WMA 64 192 kbps Fi...

Page 31: ...Grundig Multimedia B V Atrium Strawinskylaan 3105 NL 1077 ZX Amsterdam http www grundig com...

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