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Summary of Contents for LEMP 409

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Page 2: ... First steps 3 Use of the player 4 Music Video and Replays 6 FM Radio 9 Photos 9 Text 10 Record 10 Explorer 11 Settings 11 Drivers and Software 13 Safety instructions 13 More information technical service and support 14 ...

Page 3: ...c concepts of codification in MP3 WMA Audio digital codification has meant a revolution in portable audio devices but in order to get maximum performance a computer is necessary MP3 and WMA files can be acquired by means of Internet or you can codify them yourself directly from your Compact Discs Where are the batteries The LEOTEC player does not need batteries because it has a long lasting Lithi ...

Page 4: ...en Use of the stylus pen You can control the player by using the stylus pen and the touch screen The screen detects the type of pressing that is that pressing briefly does not have the same function as if pressure is maintained Consult the sections dedicated to each one of the buttons to have more information USE OF THE PLAYER 3 2 6 5 4 1 7 ...

Page 5: ... first slide Power 2 button to ON position then the button marked Hold 7 must be pressed for some seconds until it turns on Once turned on to turn it off maintain the Hold 7 button pressed a few seconds Press this button briefly to lock or unlock the player The player s Menu Once the player is on the menu will appear on the Screen 1 This menu allows you to choose the mode of operation that is EN ...

Page 6: ...esponding icon Touch twice to enter the function MUSIC VIDEO AND RECORDINGS In the music or video play mode you can play all MP3 WMA WAV and AMV files that are found in the memory as well as the recordings previously made Text Record Explorer Settings Music Video FM Radio Photo ...

Page 7: ...formation title artist b Playing state c Current playing time d Progress bar e Remaining playing time f Repeat mode g Bit rate EN h Battery charge i Play mode j Volume k Current file Total files l Equalization type m A B interval f i k d a e c g j h b l m ...

Page 8: ...nu directly while the music plays 3 Browse button Gets back to the main menu without stopping the music 4 Back button Gets back to previous menu without stopping the music 7 and 9 Next and Previous buttons Song change To change songs you must press one of the buttons Advance or go back in the song If what you want is to go to a specific minute of the song that is being played you must maintain the...

Page 9: ... do the same by going down the band Select a station saved in its memory To enter the stations menu press the button Within this menu we can save presets or listen to previously saved stations Radio recording Press the button to record from the radio station PHOTO When entering in the Photos menu there appears the browser screen where we can choose the image we want to see Image visualization To v...

Page 10: ...er screen and touch it twice to open it To turn the pages press the buttons Bookmarks To save and load bookmarks press button The next menu appears a list where you can save some bookmarks and select them to load RECORD This mode converts our player into a voice recorder To begin recording just press If you press while the recording is occurring it will go into pause Once the recording is in pause...

Page 11: ...an select them with the stylus pen With the stylus pen we will go back through folders until we arrive to the main menu again To delete a file Select the file you want to delete Hold the button In the next screen press OK to confirm SETTINGS This mode allows you to setup different options of your player Music Repeat mode allows to choose how to repeat the files played one only file by folders all ...

Page 12: ...tween images or pages when they are played automatically System Allows you to change language shows information about memory and the player and upgrades the firmware version Power Off Time Sets the time in which the player will turn itself off automatically if it is not being used The time is stated in minutes in the case of selecting OFF the player will not turn itself off if it is not being used...

Page 13: ...o file to this format For this the CD includes software that is very easy to use Once installed open the AMV convert Tool program by means of the Start Menu Follow the steps indicated on the screen to perform the conversion SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety instructions 1 Read and understand all safety instructions carefully to avoid hurting yourself or the device 2 Avoid exposure of the device to extrem...

Page 14: ...heir licenses in order that is that you also possess the rights to the songs Guarantee and responsibility The manufacturer gives a guarantee for 24 months for the player and the accessories provided The guarantee includes the damage and defects related to defective materials and imperfect preparation The guarantee does not cover the damage that can occur for incorrect or inadequate use or for repa...

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