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MyMusix PD-6030, User Manual

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Contents

System setting

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  - Idle.............................................................................................................................................27
  - Sleep..........................................................................................................................................27
  - Backlight....................................................................................................................................27
  - Contrast......................................................................................................................................28
  - Scroll..........................................................................................................................................28
  - Default........................................................................................................................................28
  - About (this player)......................................................................................................................28

Menu Structure

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Troubleshooting

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Warranty Information

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Specifications

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02

Additional functions

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  - EQ setting...................................................................................................................................25
  - Repeat mode...............................................................................................................................25
  - Delete Recorded file...................................................................................................................25

Firmware upgrade

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Summary of Contents for PD-6030

Page 1: ...PD 6030 MP3 Player USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ... 11 How to Use buttons 12 13 PC Connection 14 15 Disconnecting The Player From PC 16 General and DRM File Transfer 17 20 General File Transfer 17 DRM File Transfer 18 Add on Functions 20 How to Format the Player 20 Basic functions 21 Power on off 21 Volume setting 21 Mode switch 22 Lock function 22 Music 22 Music Library 22 Radio 23 Record function 24 01 Contents FCC wants you know 03 ...

Page 3: ...Backlight 27 Contrast 28 Scroll 28 Default 28 About this player 28 Menu Structure 29 Troubleshooting 30 Warranty Information 31 Specifications 32 02 Additional functions 25 EQ setting 25 Repeat mode 25 Delete Recorded file 25 Firmware upgrade 26 ...

Page 4: ...ts are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this eq...

Page 5: ...ease follow the procedures below for recovery Re intsall battery Turn on the unit again For Customers in Europe This product conforms to the following European Directives 89 336 EEC EMC Directive This product complies with EN55022 A1 2000 and EN 55024 A1 2001 for use in the residential commercial and lighting industry areas 04 ...

Page 6: ...of this manual We will also not be responsible for any loss caused by using our product or the claim by the third party 3 MyMusix will be responsible only for the inherent problem of the player but not for data loss revision of the player or other indirect losses resulting from mal operation of software maintenance or other accidents MyMusix will not be responsible for restoration of personal data...

Page 7: ...bject the player to high temperature or direct sunlight 3 Keep it far away from humid place 4 Do not disassemble the player 5 Use a dry cloth to clean the player 6 Do not contact chemicals such as benzene or diluents 7 Take the battery out if left unused for a long period 06 ...

Page 8: ...ctronic product which should keep away from heat cold and moisture when being used Special care should be taken to observe the following points a The player should not be exposed to strong sunlight and should keep away from heat sources b Avoid using the player outdoor at low temperature for a long period of time c The player should not be placed in the environment of extra humidity Care should be...

Page 9: ...r are as follows 2 color OLED screen display Artist name and song name display Built in Mic for voice recording MP3 WMA ADPCM playback Uploading and downloading of different file formats USB2 0 Firmware updates Six EQ modes normal rock jazz classical pop and bass Five playing modes normal repeat one repeat all random repeat random Sleep time preset Button Lock function One AAA battery can enable i...

Page 10: ...Accessories List 1 MP3 player 2 Earphone 3 USB extension cable 4 Lanyard 5 User manual 09 ...

Page 11: ...REC OLED Display Menu Key Hold Battery Door USB Cap MIC Earphone Jack Lanyard eyelet 4 Way Key Play Pause 10 Features and Display ...

Page 12: ...Display Description Volume indicator Equalizer Lock indicator Mode Song name Album information Play mode Play status Power indicator Track information Elapsed playtime Duration of current track 11 ...

Page 13: ...enu FM normal radio mode FM normal radio mode FM preset radio mode Long Long Short Long Stop Short Short Short Scan fast forward Scan files forward continuously Go to next file Go to menu options one by one Scan broadcasting frequency from low to high Scan forward at steps of 0 1MHz Select preset radio stations one by one Stop pause Play 5 seconds after start Long Long Short Short Stop Fast search...

Page 14: ...continuously Stop Pause Play FM Stop Pause Play FM Volume up Long Short Menu Move to the previous menu item Short Volume down continuously Stop Pause Play FM Stop Pause Play FM Volume down Long Short Menu Move to the next menu item Short Stop Pause Play Stop Pause Play Menu Long Short Short REC Stop Pause Play Record Sleep Stop Pause Play Record Sleep Stop Pause Play Record On Off Short Short Shor...

Page 15: ...ayer is first connected The player will then recognized as a new player under My computer Please note that depends on the hardware configuration it may take several minutes for Window to recognize the player for the first time 14 Note The PC we mentioned in this manual except otherwise specified refers to desk computer or notebook computer with Windows operating system All products players digital...

Page 16: ...ch represents the player The player will appear as a MTP player under My Computer if MTP mode is being used Notes 1 There is no need to power on the player when connected to your PC 2 If the player is interrupted during recording such as battery removal you may need to format the player 15 15 ...

Page 17: ...connect the USB cable from PC MTP mode Disconnect the player from the computer once file transfer is completed WARNING Do not unplug the player when the screen is still displaying Do Not Disconnect as doing so may corrupt the files stored in the player and you will need to re format the MP3 player If the player encounter abnormal interruption during recording such as battery removal you may also n...

Page 18: ...by the included USB cable refer to P 14 for details represents your player 3 Drag your files to removable disk 4 After the tranfer is completed disconnect your player 5 Now you are ready to play music Note You can also drag and drop files to the player in Windows XP All audio files should be placed in Media folder and other files in Data folder CAUTION ONLY UNPLUG THE PLAYER WHEN ALL DOWNLOAD PROC...

Page 19: ...layer 9 Windows ME 2000 under MSC mode DRM File Transfer 1 Run Windows Media Player 9 2 Connect your player to the computer 3 Select Copy to CD or player 4 Drag the desired songs in PC to the left pane 5 Select removable disk 6 click copy ...

Page 20: ...ct your player to the computer 4 Select Sync You can sync your files to your players in 2 ways i Drag your files to the sync list in the left pane Click Start Sync and the synchronization starts 3 Window of Player Setup pop up choose Synchronize this player with this library for this session only and click Finish ...

Page 21: ...ct the player to the PC 2 Right click the additional drive and click Format 3 Click Yes to confirm Add on Function 1 The MP3 player can also be used as an external drive for storage of non music files 2 The MP3 player is compatible with Music Match You can directly rip your audio CDs to WMA or MP3 format using Music Match software and directly download to the player Our MP3 player does not support...

Page 22: ...be shut off as the progress bar displayed below 2 When the progress bar is full the player will be shut off automatically Note If releasing the button before the progress bar is full the player will resume to the former status Volume setting Adjust the volume by using and button 1 Press the button briefly to adjust the volume gradually hold the button to adjust the volume continuously ...

Page 23: ...en Playing music Play pause The player enters the music mode or voice mode when it is started normally Press the button to play music or voice During playing press the button to pause Selecting a file to play In the pause or stop state press or button to select a track During playing press to start playing the next track Within 5 seconds after start of a track press to start playing the previous t...

Page 24: ... mode Auto Tune scan all the frequency automatically Preset Mode switch to frequency preset mode Save Channel save the current radio frequency Setting get into the system setting menu Please refer to System Setting part in this manual for details 1 To enter Music Library switch the mode to Music first Hold for a second and the screen will be shown as below 2 Press or for nevigation and press or to...

Page 25: ...etting part in this manual for details Broadcast auto scan In preset FM mode press button to enter menu and select Auto Tune the digital player will start to scan broadcasting stations in all the frequencies and the scanned broadcasting stations will be automatically stored in preset channels Record function Voice record Use the built in microphone to record voice in the voice mode 1 Press Rec but...

Page 26: ...f all the music files Repeat Random randomly select one music file from all and repeat playing it all Exit keep the current selected play mode Note Read only files in the player cannot be deleted delete failure will be displayed when they are being deleted Delete Recorded file 1 Press button to enter mode selection menu and select Voice mode 2 Press button to enter function menu select Delete func...

Page 27: ...usix com You are recommended to check the availability of new firmware release version to perform upgrade periodically to enhance the performance of the player Notes 1 Disconnection during firmware upgrading may cause failure to the player 2 Do not change the file name or extension of the upgraded files 26 ...

Page 28: ...e original settings Sleep Preset auto shut off time When the time runs out the player will shut off automatically No 15min 30min 60min 90min minutes are available You can also select Exit to keep the original settings Backlight It is used to set the time of OLED backlight after each operation off 10 seconds 30 seconds 60 seconds permanent are available You can also select Exit to keep the original...

Page 29: ... long to be shown completely on the display the filename scrolls continuously The scrolling speed can be adjusted under the Scroll options No Low Medium High and Exit Default If yes is selected the player will resume to system default setting if no is selected the player will keep the current setting About this player To display the version information capacity and current capacity of your player ...

Page 30: ...menu tree diagram MENU Mode EQ Play Mode Settings Music Voice Radio Normal Repeat one Repeat all Random Repeat Random Normal Rock Jazz Pop Classical Bass Idle Sleep Backlight Contrast Scroll Default About 29 ...

Page 31: ...voice files are stored in the proper location of the flash memory Make sure voice files are in the format supported by the player Make sure the player is in Voice Mode 4 A B section repeat fails Make sure you are playing music or a voice file 5 Display Backlight is off Check if the backlight in system setting is set to No 6 No removable disk directory appears after the player is connected to a com...

Page 32: ...ualify for warranty repair as long as the unit has not been damaged If the unit has damage to the casing OLED screen or the USB port then it will not be repaired under warranty and the warranty will be voided Accessories such as earphone battery door USB extension cable and USB cap are not covered under warranty Please contact support mymusix com for help Warranty Information ...

Page 33: ...128x64 dots 999 songs Normal Repeat one Repeat all Random Repeat Random Normal Rock Jazz Classical Pop Bass WMA and MP3 supported DRM 9 and DRM 10 supported Music Library supported ADPCM Voice Recording Format Recording via on Board Microphone 20 Hz 20 KHz 5mW Each Output 85db 0 5 Dimension L x W x H Net weight Memory Power Interface Display Max songs supported Music Play mode Equalizer Audio Play...

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