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Power off:

There are two Power Off options available -

Off Time - the unit will power off after a set delay if the player is 

• 

not playing or being operated.
Sleep time - the unit will power off after a set delay after the 

• 

player has finished playing.

To set Off Time:

Press the 

• 

>

 or 

<

 button to scroll to the ‘Power Off’ option in the 

‘Settings’ menu.
The  two  sub-options  of  ‘Off  Time’  and  ‘Sleep  Time’  will  be 

• 

displayed.
Press the 

• 

>

 or 

<

 button to select the ‘Off Time’ sub-option you 

want to change.
Press the 

• 

/,

 button to select this option.

You will see a time delay figure and a bargaph.

Press the 

• 

>

 or 

<

 button to change the time delay to your preference 

in a range from 0 seconds to 60 seconds.
Press the 

• 

/,

 button to save your preference.

You will return to the Settings menu.

SETTINGS MENU

To set Sleep Time:

Press the 

• 

>

 or 

<

 button to scroll to the ‘Power Off’ option in the 

‘Settings’ menu.
The  two  sub-options  of  ‘Off  Time’  and  ‘Sleep  Time’  will  be 

• 

displayed.
Press the 

• 

>

 or 

<

 button to select the ‘Sleep Time’ sub-option you 

want to change.
Press the 

• 

/,

 button to select this option.

You will see a time delay figure and a bargaph.

Press the 

• 

>

 or 

<

 button to change the time delay to your preference 

in a range from 0 minutes to 120 minutes.
Press the 

• 

/,

 button to save your preference.

You will return to the Settings menu.

Summary of Contents for MP-112

Page 1: ...Owner s Handbook MP 112 MP3 Playerwith FM radio ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...l To avoid possible damage to your hearing do not listen to music at high levels through headphones Never disconnect the player from the PC without following the correct procedure After use always disconnect the earphones and store the earphones and the player safely IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION WARNING This product contains an integral battery There is a risk of fireandburnsiftheplayerishandledim...

Page 4: ... Operating Manual If any items are missing or damaged contact your nearest TESCO store for a replacement Have your receipt ready when you call Retain the packaging If you dispose of it do so having regard to any recycling regulations in your area INTRODUCTION INDEX INDEX Important safety information 1 Introduction unpacking 2 Controls connections 3 Battery charging 4 Getting started file transfer ...

Page 5: ...r the main menu d Next Right button e Previous Left button f Volume up button g Volume down button h Select button Press to enter a sub menu Press and hold to switch on and off i Microphone 1 Headphone jack 1 Hook for carrying strap 1 USB plug release CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS ...

Page 6: ...imately two and a half hours Once plugged into the computer for charging the player should be left charging for the recommended time period A battery level indicator is provided to monitor the charge condition of the battery BATTERY CARE Topreservethelifeofthebattery thefollowingrecommendationsare made Fully charge the battery before first use Charge the battery immediately if the Low battery mess...

Page 7: ...oftware is supplied free of charge with Microsoft Windows but depending on the age of your computer the version installed may not be version 11 To check the version ofWindows Media Player OpenWindows Media Player click Start All programs Windows MediaPlayer Once Windows Media Player is open click Help About Windows MediaPlayer The version is shown on this screen Version 11 or later is recommended ...

Page 8: ...lay on the player will light and showthesynchronisationsymbols Afterashortdelay apanewillopenon the right of the Windows Media Player displaytitled SyncList In the main library click on the albums or tracks you want to transfer and drag them across to the sync list NOTE You can drag individual tracks from the track list or click on the album symbol to select the entire album TRANSFERRING MUSIC FIL...

Page 9: ...the music files to your player Progress bars display synchronisation progress Leave the player docked to the computer until synchronisationisfinished NOTE Synchronisation may take some time if you are copying a large number of albums to the player When synchronisation is complete a message will be displayed You can now disconnect MP112 USB MP3 player Unplug the player Theplayerwillswitchoff TRANSF...

Page 10: ...o the list of drives on your computer After a short delay the player will appear as a Removable Disk Tomakeiteasiertoidentifytheplayeryoumaywanttorenamethedisk for easy recognition The computer will recognise the player by its new namewheneveryouconnectit DoubleclicktoopenthisdriveandyouwillseeaMUSICfolder for uploading music and a RECORD folder for recordings Open a second window of My Computer B...

Page 11: ...e icon on the taskbar at the bottom right of the screen Double click the icon In the box that opens click Stop Another screen opens Click OK When you see the Safe To Remove Hardware notice you can remove the player USING WINDOWS EXPLORER TO TRANSFER MUSIC FILES ...

Page 12: ...switchoff Selecting a mode from the main menu When the player is switched on the main menu will be automatically displayed From the main menu press the or button to scroll through the available modes NOTE You can return to the main menu at any time by pressing and holding the button PLAYER MODES Main menu modes Select this mode to play music Select this mode to make a recording Select this mode to...

Page 13: ...tween play and pause press the button When paused a folder symbol is displayed in place of the repeat symbol Track skip To select the next or previous track press the or button Fast Search To fast search forward or backward through a track press and hold the or button Volume control To increase or decrease the volume while playing press the or button Whenadjustingthevolume thevolumebargraphisdispl...

Page 14: ...ion ADVANCED MUSIC MENU Repeat random mode There are 5 repeat random mode options To change the repeat random mode select the Repeat option from the Advanced Menu Press the or button to scroll through the available options Normal Repeat off Repeat 1 Repeat the current track Repeat All Repeat all tracks Random play all tracks in a random order Intro play the first 10 seconds of each track When you ...

Page 15: ...willhearthesoundchange When you have highlighted the option you want press the button Theplayerwillexitequalisersettingandreturntoplaythetrack Tempo rate Changing the Tempo rate will change the speed of the music By setting a higher tempo the music will play faster A lower tempo will slow down the music To change the Tempo rate setting select the Tempo rate option from the Advanced Menu Press the ...

Page 16: ...n Press the or button to scroll to the View option Press the button Press the or button to scroll through your saved favourites Press the button to play a track from your favourites Playwillcontinuetotheendofyourfavouriteslist Exiting Favourite play Press and hold the button at any time to return to the main menu and select another function Deleting your favourites There is also a delete option to...

Page 17: ...willbesavedwithafilenameintheformatREC where isthenumberoftherecordingstoredontheplayer starting001 Your player can record in four different formats The format set for your recording is indicated on the display To change the recording format Before starting a recording press the button TheRecordingSettingsmenuwillopen Press the or button to scroll to the REC type option Press the button to select ...

Page 18: ...nu is provided when playing voice recordings with the options of selecting a Repeat mode changingTempo or exiting the menu To select Advanced Menu options and change these settings follow the instructions in the section Advanced Music Menu Voice recordings are stored in a different folder separately from music files A separate function is provided from the Main menu to play voice recordings Select...

Page 19: ...ve stored Frequency tuning search To search the band for stations Press and hold the or button to scan up or down the band Scanningwillstopautomaticallywhenthenextstationisfound Frequency tuning manual To tune the band in 0 1MHz steps Press the or button to step up or down the band To change tuning mode Press the button whilst the radio is playing The player will change between Frequency tuning an...

Page 20: ...laying Press the button ThedisplaywillnowshowtheAdvancedMenu Press the or button to change between menu options Press the button to select a menu option Saving a favourite station preset Tune to the station you want to save Open the FM radio Advanced Menu Select the Save option from the Menu Press the or button to selectYes or No Press the button to confirm and save the station Thestationwillbesav...

Page 21: ... your favourites Select FM mode Open the FM radio Advanced Menu Select the Delete All option from the Menu Press the or button to selectYes or No Press the button to confirm and delete all preset stations Allpresetstationswillbedeleted Auto Searching for stations You can scan the band for all local FM stations and store all stations as favourites NOTE Auto Search will erase all previously saved fa...

Page 22: ...ol appears in place of the Repeat symbol Press the button Thefolderdisplayappears Press the button to select the Local Folder option Press the or button to browse up or down the folder tree To open a folder press the button To move up the folder tree one level browse to the symbol and press Playing an album from the folder list Locate the album you want by browsing the folder list Press to open th...

Page 23: ... you want to go ahead and delete the file folder NOTE Whilst it is possible to delete files through the player menus this operation is easier when the player is docked to a computer usingWindows Media Player 11 orWindows Explorer to manage your music files MANAGING VOICE FILES When playing voice files you can also navigate your voice files and folders Voice files may also be deleted To manage your...

Page 24: ...perated a button Press the or button to scroll to the Backlight option in the Settings menu Press the button to select this option Youwillseeatimedelayfigureandabargaph Pressthe or buttontochangethetimedelaytoyourpreference in a range from 0 seconds to 30 seconds Press the button to save your preference YouwillreturntotheSettingsmenu NOTE You may want to set a longer time for convenience of opera ...

Page 25: ...s option Youwillseeatimedelayfigureandabargaph Pressthe or buttontochangethetimedelaytoyourpreference in a range from 0 seconds to 60 seconds Press the button to save your preference YouwillreturntotheSettingsmenu SETTINGS MENU To set SleepTime Press the or button to scroll to the Power Off option in the Settings menu The two sub options of Off Time and Sleep Time will be displayed Press the or bu...

Page 26: ...the button to select this option Thefirmwareversionandrestcapacityofyourplayerwillbedisplayed Default settings This option will return your player settings for Backlight Language and Power Off to the default factory original settings NOTE You will have the option to select yes proceed with return to default settings or no retain current settings To return the settings to default Press the or butto...

Page 27: ...er electronic devices that are interfering with reception Try moving to another location SPECIFICATIONS Power source Internal rechargeable battery Compatible audio formats MP3 WMA WAV MP3 bit rate 32kbps 320kbps WMA bit rate 8kbps 320kbps Recording format WAV Weight 20g YourTesco appliance is covered by a warranty for 12 months from the date of purchase If a fault develops during this period pleas...

Page 28: ...Tesco Stores Ltd Delamare Road Cheshunt Herts EN8 9SL Technika Helpline 0845 456 6767 Calls cost up to 4p per minute from a BT landline other providers may vary MP112V0 2 ...

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