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Troubleshooting continued…
Symptom
Cause/Solution
Player switches to microSD card
but does not play content and/or
turns off
microSD card is faulty (even if it could be loaded via computer)
Format the card, reload and try again.
microSD card not properly seated
Eject the card, re-insert and try again.
If none of the above solves the problem, replace the card.
Unit “locks up” during navigation
and/or beeps 5 times quickly and
goes to “pause” mode
Invalid folder layout
Onboard memory is blank
More than 20 consecutive unsupported files encountered
See
structuring rules
to make sure the audio message loaded to the
player adheres to those rules.
If the folder layout was faulty, reload the player with the
corrected folder layout.
Reset the player if needed (see
Resetting the player
).
Slow “write” speed when
programming with
SaberCopy software
Weak CPU capacity on your computer
Too many units connected through a single USB Hub
The source audio is somewhere other than the local PC’s hard drive
(i.e. on a network computer or portable device)
Unless you have a high-speed external device where your audio
files are stored, we recommend always having your source audio
on the local computer’s hard drive when loading players.
We also recommend using powered Hubs, with each Hub directly
connected to the computer (not daisy-chained together) with up
to 7 players connected per Hub.
Allocation unit size is too small
SaberCopy allows you to specify the allocation unit size when
formatting a device. The larger the size, the faster data can be
copied. The recommended setting is 8192 KB.
See Figure 11: SaberCopy Copy and Check options for details.
In Recording Mode, player
continues to beep 3 times when
pressing Green Language button
for playback
Corrupt file(s) in the RECORD folder
Connect the player to a computer. Manually check and delete
the file(s) in question.
Resetting the player
Hold down the power button for 10 seconds until the player
restarts.
If unsuccessful, reconnect to the computer with a USB cable and
hold down the power button for another 10 seconds.
If still unsuccessful, remove the black screw on the back of the unit,
open the battery door and remove the battery. Wait a few seconds,
reconnect the battery and then try to turn the player on.