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Page 2: ...1 OK OAP 2040 4 INSTRUCTION MANUAL DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE ...

Page 3: ...unctionoverview 4 Buttons 5 Basic operation 6 About battery 8 Main menu 9 Music mode 9 Record mode 11 FM mode 12 System mode setting 14 TEXT mode 15 USB disk function 16 Troubleshooting 18 Specification 19 Support for Micro SD card function 20 ...

Page 4: ...store in humid or dirty areas Please take allnecessarymeasures to prevent the device from falling and bumping Please do not turn up the volume of the earphones too high whilst using the device If you feel ringing in your ears stop using the device or turn the volume down Please do not dismantle the device by yourself and do not wipe the surface of the device using alcohol benzene or thinners Pleas...

Page 5: ...verview LCD Display Integrated Micro SD card support capacity up to 16GB Plays MP3 and WMA music format files Built in Li polymer battery Built in digital voice recording function Product dimensions 83 x 28 x 12 mm ...

Page 6: ...5 Buttons 1 USB 2 USB push knob 3 Power ON OFF 4 Earphone jack 5 Mode 6 Next 7 Volume 8 Play Pause 9 Back 10 Micro SD card slot 11 MIC 12 LCD display 13 Strap hole ...

Page 7: ...he ON OFF position is for powering the battery completely on off Power off a In music mode press the play stop button for one second and the music will stop Press and hold the play stop button for three seconds and the player will be turned off b In other modes press and hold the play stop button for three seconds and the player will be turned off c When the battery power is low the system will po...

Page 8: ... volume adjustment interface Pressing the button or the button will increase decrease the volume in a single step Press and hold the button or the button will increase decrease continuously Please note do not turn the volume up too high when putting on the earphones as this will impair your hearing ...

Page 9: ...via the USB port The screen will display the battery icon which pulsates when the battery is recharging The icon will indicate full when completely recharged The battery will be full when charged continuously for 4 hours the first two times will take 10 hrs The running time of the battery depends on high or low volume the format of the files playing button operation etc The user can set power off ...

Page 10: ...the button briefly will move to the next songs Pressing the button briefly will move to the previous songs Music mode menu In music play mode pressing the button will enter the sub menu Press the button or the button to select the mode then press the button to confirm your selection Repeat Equalizer Replay Replay times Replay gap Exit Repeat mode press the button and the button to select repeat mo...

Page 11: ...setting in the replay times Replay times In the music play menu press the button or the button to select the replay time Then press the button to confirm Set how many times the A B point should replay The maximum is 10 times 1 10 Replay gap Set replay time gap between each replay Lyric display The user can download lyrics from the website and save them in the player with the same name of music Ple...

Page 12: ...nd 2 Please do not talk before recording and start recording in 5 6 seconds 3 Make sure that the battery power and memory are sufficient 4 The player supports storage for 99 voice recording files in each directory If the screen displays out of space which indicates that the current directory has already saved 99 voice recording files the user must switch to a new directory 5 During recording only ...

Page 13: ...nels by auto or manual searching Press again to bring up a sub menu as below Save Save currently tuned frequency Record Record current preset channel Delete Delete current preset channel Delete All Delete all saved channels Auto Search Auto search FM channel Normal Band Frequencies from 87 5MHz108MHz Japanese Band Frequencies from76MHz 90MHz Exit Exit from FM sub menu ...

Page 14: ...e the frequency upward or downward until a radio station is located then it will stop automatically Manual search Press the or the button to search for channels one step upwards or downwards Please note The Normal band and the Japanese band can each store 20 preset channels ...

Page 15: ...Japanese French German Italian Dutch Portuguese Spanish Swedish Czech Danish Polish etc Power off Off time set self power off time when the player is stopped and no buttons are being pressed The time unit is seconds 0 means set the function off Sleep time set self power off time after the last key has been pressed regardless of whether the player is active or has been stopped The time unit is minu...

Page 16: ...s per Picture 1 on the screen To read the e book press To set up or delete an e book file press It will show as per picture 2 and picture 3 on the screen To bookmark the e book press the key to enter into all function sets as referred to in picture 4 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 17: ...ge device simply plug and play into your computer Supports 1GB 8GB memory The player also supports charging via USB when connecting to a PC 2 When connected to a computer the screen will indicate three different modes whilst in operation suspending mode data downloading ...

Page 18: ...17 data uploading ...

Page 19: ...t the earphones are connected properly 4 Damaged music data will make noise to some extent make sure there are files in the player 5 Choose the right FAT file system in consultation when formatting the disk Q The player cannot upload download files no disk icon in computer A Please check that the USB cable is connected correctly Please re install the CD driver properly if under Win 98 Q The player...

Page 20: ...for receiving the signal Specification Dual colour LCD screen 128x64 pixels Operating language Simplified Chinese English Traditional Chinese Japanese French German Italian Dutch Portuguese and Spanish etc USB Interface USB2 0 File formats supported Music MP3 WMA WAV Record WAV FM frequency 87 5MHz 108MHz Maximum output power L 10mW R 10mW 320hm Built in memory 4GB Power 3 7 V Li polymer battery O...

Page 21: ... function Plug and pull the Micro SD Card Plug Connect the Micro SD Card to the device by inserting the card at its observing side to the device s socket The MP4 player can play the files in the Micro SD Card Pull Push the Micro SD Card to make the Micro SD Card rebound a little You will then be able to take it out ...

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