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Setting the Hearing Aid

You can listen to natural sound more clearly with earphone at the STAND-BY mode.

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After pressing the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode, select the Hearing aid

using the REW/FF button then pressing the MENU button.

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Select the On or Off mode using the REW/FF button.

• It can work in ONLY STAND-BY mode

3

Press the MENU button again to save the setting.

• To set free from Hearing aid, press the PLAY/STOP button

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Summary of Contents for VPD-1128

Page 1: ...User s Manual VPD 1128 1256 ...

Page 2: ... file 16 Deleting all files in the player 19 Setting the Intro scan 20 Setting menu when the MP3 is selected 21 Setting My Option when the MP3 is selected 22 Setting the EQ mode 22 Setting the Repetition 23 Setting the LCD light 24 Setting the display 25 Setting the Resume function 26 Setting the Hearing Aid 27 Setting the Microphone sensitivity 28 Checking the memory 29 Setting menu when the reco...

Page 3: ... 36 Setting the FM radio reception area 37 Connecting to external devices 38 Recording by connecting to audio 38 Recording the recorded contents to audio 39 Connecting to PC Connecting to your PC 40 Using the X ONE window and icon 46 Uploading file 48 Downloading file 49 Searching for the PC Help 50 Appendix Check points before Inquiry 51 Product Specifications 52 Warranty 55 ...

Page 4: ...the product This warranty DOES NOT COVER Damage caused by accidents incorrect use or abuse Damage caused by external elements or natural disasters Theft Damage caused by product manipulation at the hands of personnel not authorized by VIETA AUDIO S A Damage subsequently produced in other components Products purchased outside of Spanish territory or from unauthorized sellers Any cost of installatio...

Page 5: ...he volume level of earphone loudly during walking Do not set the volume level of earphone loudly Doctors point out the risk of listening to loud sound for a long time If you feel echoing in your ears reduce the volume or stop using the earphone Make sure to use the alkaline battery 1 5V LR03 AAA size or UM 4 If you use the charger malfunction can occur and cause serious noise which can injure your...

Page 6: ... display LCD backlight You can set the backlight up to 5 seconds Equalizer setting Sets the audio playback tone quality Normal _Classic _Live _POP _Rock Automatic FM radio channel setting Up to 20 FM radio channels can be set automatically Automatic station scanning The optimal frequency is automatically scanned for FM radio Local selection mode FM radio You can select FM frequency that correspond...

Page 7: ... setting You can set the recording sound quality depending on the situations high quality HQ standard quality SQ or long hour sound quality LQ Folder function The player provides 6 folders including 4 recording folders 1 music folder and 1 data folder Formatting function Deletes all saved data and checks the bad section Section A B repeat function the bad sector You can set the specific section of...

Page 8: ...er Appearance of the components is subject to change for the purpose of enhancing performance 8 Voice Recorder Earphone USB connection cable User s Manual Two Batteries AAA Antenna Installation CD Neck strap External device connection cable Optional Phone connection cord adaptor External microphone ...

Page 9: ...radio Green red orange Display Built In Speaker Battery cover Left Right Internal microphone Line in terminal Earphone output terminal HOLD lock switch Radio MP3 VR Radio Music Voice Recording mode selection switch USB port connection terminal Jog Fast search button PLAY STOP button A B Folder selection button Volume button ...

Page 10: ...crophone Repeat Status Remaining Battery Amount Equalizer Mode Playback Time Bit rate Track Number Title Title of a track and musician 1 Push the cover to the arrow direction to open the cover 2 Insert a two batteries AAA type with the correct polarities and close the cover Note When the battery is replaced the recorded contents will not be deleted Enough Little used Much used Empty ...

Page 11: ... the power will be turned off automatically Turning off manually If you press the REC STOP button longer than 2 seconds in the Stop mode the power will be turned off Setting the Locking mode When you set the locking function all buttons will be not operated to prevent unexpected operation by mistake Locking in the PLAY STOP mode HOLD Push the switch to the direction To release it push the switch t...

Page 12: ...vel You can control the volume level from 0 to 30 in the Stop or Playback mode Press the or of the Volume VOL button As the number increases on the LCD display the volume is risen As the number decreases on the LCD display the volume is fallen Press the button shortly to control the volume step by step and press the button more than on second to control it continuously 12 ...

Page 13: ...ng lamp will be off and the recording will be stopped To record the track at the next file number while recording Pull the FF button shortly while recording Then recording in the current file will be stopped and resumed at the next file number Setting the Pause on the Recording mode Press the PLAY STOP button when recording The Pause mark will be displayed on LCD and the recoding will be on stoppe...

Page 14: ...yback using the REW FF button in the MP3 mode 2 Press the PLAY STOP button Time to playback will be displayed and playback will be started 3 Press the PLAY STOP button again to stop playback To playback the specific section after searching for If you pull the REW FF button for a long time during playback you can move forward backward to from the file to playback and find the section you want Relea...

Page 15: ...during playback The will be displayed and section from marked A to the one marked B will be played back repeatedly If you press the A B repeat A B FOLDER button during A Brepeat playback it will be released and normal playback will be resumed Note Press the PLAY STOP button to release A B repeat playback by setting the A B section If you press the REC STOP button during A B repeat playback A B rep...

Page 16: ... by the order of A B C and D Select the file to playback using the REW FF button in the MP3 mode 2 After selecting the file and pressing the MENU button select the Erase using the REW FF button File deletion screen will be displayed 3 Select the FILE YES using the REW FF button and press the MENU button The File deletion screen will be displayed To cancel the file deletion press the REC STOP butto...

Page 17: ...nged by the order of A B C and D 2 Press the MENU button If the selected folder is displayed using the REW FF button press the MENU button 3 Select the FOLDER YES using the REW FF button and press the MENU button All voice files in the selected folder will be deleted To cancel file deletion press the REC STOP button or select the FOLDER NO Note Once the music voice file is deleted it cannot be res...

Page 18: ...ng the REW FF button and press the MENU button If you select the ALL in the VR mode all recording files in A B C D will be deleted 3 Select the ALL using the REW FF button and press the MENU button To cancel the file deletion press the REC STOP button or select the ALL NO Note Once the music voice file is deleted it cannot be resaved permanently 18 ...

Page 19: ...sing all files menu will appear 3 Select the FORMAT YES using the REW FF button and press the MENU button to delete all files All saved files will be deleted To cancel file deletion press the REC STOP button or select the ERASE NO Notice If you select the FORMAT all voice and music files as well as the data files downloaded from the PC will be deleted permanently Check again before formatting 19 ...

Page 20: ...Y STOP button longer than 2 seconds while playing back MP3 or VR files Starting from the current file the intro section of all files will be played back for 7 seconds and the mode will be released and the initial state will be resumed 20 ...

Page 21: ...n the Playback mode The mode will be selected by the order of EQ Mode REPEAT LCD light DISPLAY RESUME ERASE FREE MEMORY when you pull toward the FF button 3 Press the MENU button gain to select the function It will return to the previous screen After setting the function press the MENU button to move to the next menu Likewise you can set other menu If you don t input anything for 5 seconds in the ...

Page 22: ...MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode select the EQ Mode using the REW FF button The player will enter the Sound setting mode 2 Select the tone you want using the REW FF button 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting 22 Rock mode Normal mode Classic mode Live mode Pop mode ...

Page 23: ... the repetition type you want using the REW FF button 3 Press the Menu button again to save the setting Note The REPEAT FOLDER will be enabled in the VR mode because there are saved folders A B C and D The NORMAL FILE REPEAT FOLDER REPEAT ALL_REPEAT RANDOM will be displayed 23 No repetition Repeats one file Repeats recorded Folder Repeats all recorded files Repeats all files randomly ...

Page 24: ...layback or Stop mode select the LCD light using the REW FF button 2 Select the time you want using the REW FF button You can set the flashing time of the LCD light by 7 steps 2 7 seconds after button manipulation 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting 24 ...

Page 25: ... the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode select the Display using the REW FF button 2 Select information you want using the REW FF button 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting 25 The elapsed time of current recording or playback is displayed The remaining playback time is displayed The available recording time is displayed while recording ...

Page 26: ...ect the ON or OFF using the REW FF button The Playback will be resumed the last playback position 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting Note When the Resume is set to on you can stop playback and select the other track using REW FF button to playback from the beginning of the selected track 26 The Playback will be resumed the last playback position The Playback will be started from the...

Page 27: ...ng the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode select the Hearing aid using the REW FF button then pressing the MENU button 2 Select the On or Off mode using the REW FF button It can work in ONLY STAND BY mode 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting To set free from Hearing aid press the PLAY STOP button 27 ...

Page 28: ... Stop mode select the MIC SENSE using the REW FF button then pressing the MENU button You can see Setting the Microphone sensitivity section 2 Select the Microphone sensitivity using the REW FF button 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting 28 MIC LOW Select MIC LOW when the sound source is on short distance or noisy level is high MIC HIGH Select MIC HIGH when the sound source is on long...

Page 29: ...e memory in the Playback or Stop mode 1 After pressing the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode check the available free memory using the REW FF button 2 Press the MENU button again to see the remaining memory compared with the total memory 29 ...

Page 30: ...PLAY RESUME ERASE HEARING_AID MIC_SENSE FREE MEMORY will be displayed 4 Press the MENU button again to select the function It will return to the previous screen After setting the function press the MENU button to move to the next menu Likewise you can set other menus If you don t input anything for 5 seconds in the Menu mode while the player is playing back or paused the Menu mode will be released...

Page 31: ...depending on the recording quality 1 After pressing the MENU button in the Playback or Stop mode select the REC MODE using the REW FF button The player will enter the Sound setting mode 2 Select the recording quality you want using the REW FF button 3 Press the MENU button again to save the setting 31 High quality mode Standard mode Long hour mode Recording time ...

Page 32: ...NCY MODE using the REW FF button and press the MENU button The manual frequency channel setting mode will be selected 3 Select the frequency manually by pulling the REW FF button shortly If you pull the REW FF button longer than a second the radio broadcasting frequency will be automatically scanned 4 After selecting the frequency to save press the play stop button The channel number will blink 5 ...

Page 33: ...eceives weak frequency 1 Press the MENU button The player will enter the Radio mode 2 Press the MENU button again to select the AUTO SAVE MODE using the REW FF button and press the MENU button Radio broadcasting frequencies that can be received will be scanned automatically and saved in the CH01 CH20 33 ...

Page 34: ...e REW FF button shortly and find the saved channel If you pull the REW FF button for a long time in the PRESET mode you can search the broadcasting frequency manually since the mode is changed to the FREQUENCY MODE Note When you listen FM Radio using built in speaker the supported antenna must be plugged in on era phone terminal phone in the set If the supported antenna or ear phone is not plugged...

Page 35: ...E MODE will be selected 2 Pull the REW FF button shortly and find the saved preset channels The deleted preset channel will be selected 3 Select the Preset YES using the REW TT button and press the MENU button If you pull the REW FF button for a long time in the PRESET mode you can search the broadcasting frequency manually since the mode is changed to the FREQUENCY MODE 35 ...

Page 36: ...p will be off and the recording will be stopped To playback the recorded message Change to the VR mode and select the recorded file Then press the PLAY STOP button to play it back For more details refer to the Playing Back the Files page 14 Note It is recommended to use the HQ mode to record as much as possible The sound quality can be deteriorated when you record and playback the FM radio broadca...

Page 37: ...mode 2 Select the reception area using the REW FF button and set the area by pressing the MENU button The 4 countries on display were just meaned by frequency ranges AREA KOREA 87 5 kHz 108 kHz step 100 kHz AREA JAPAN 76 kHz 108 kHz step 100 kHz AREA EUROPE China ASIA CIS AFRICA and East ASIA 87 5 kHz 108 kHz step 50 kHz AREA USA Canada South America 87 5 kHz 108 kHz step 100 kHz 37 ...

Page 38: ...nal of the external device using the external device connection cable 2 Press the REC STOP button in the MP3 player while playing back in the external device The input details will be heard from the MP3 player earphone and recording will be started 3 Press the REC STOP button again to stop recording Note To adjust recording sound level use the audio s volume control function Recording sound qualit...

Page 39: ... connection cable 2 Select a file to record in the external device 3 Press the PLAY STOP button of the MP3 player and the REC button of the external device at the same time The contents in the MP3 player will be recorded in the external device 4 Press the PLAY STOP button of the MP3 player and the STOP button of the external device at the same time to stop recording 39 ...

Page 40: ...IBM compatible PC with USB port support Memory 64MB or more OS Windows 98 Me 2000 XP HDD More than 100MB free disk space Playback Sound card and speaker Recording Sound card and speaker When you insert the X ONE Manager CD into the CD Rom driver the installation window will appear after a while If the installation window is not popped up doubleclick the SETUP exe after opening My Computer and sele...

Page 41: ...sequentially 3 When the installation is completed the shortcut icon will be appeared on the desktop window Note To uninstall the X ONE Manger select Start Settings Control Panel Add Remove Program or select Start Programs X ONE X ONE Manager Uninstall 41 ...

Page 42: ...installed when you connect the player to the PC after installing the X ONE Manager If the PC cannot recognize the player the New Hardware Installation Wizard message will appear In this case take the following steps Press the Next button in each window that appears sequentially 42 ...

Page 43: ...43 Click the Browse and specify the path as follows C Program Flles X one X ONE Manager Driver Then click Next ...

Page 44: ...he driver on Windows XP If you install the X ONE Manager and connect the product to your PC the New Hardware Installation Wizard window is displayed Press the Next button in each window that appears sequentially 44 ...

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Page 46: ...d to run the X ONE program Main window 46 Explorer Play list sync icon ID3 tag edit icon Mail program icon Player program icon Folder sync icon Information icon PC file list Player folder list Player file list Refresh icon Download icon Upload icon Erase icon Format icon Information related with product memory space ...

Page 47: ...at is provided by the mail service for the recorded file and media file Player Program Runs the program that plays back the recorded file and the media file Information Displays information on the X ONE Manager Refresh Refreshes the list of entire files or the connection status Download Downloads files in PC to the player Upload Uploads the files in the player to PC Erase Deletes the files in the ...

Page 48: ...error message as shown at right side will appear In this case click check and connect the USB cable 48 3 Click the Upload icon 4 The selected files will be uploaded to PC To rename the file click the right mouse button and input new name 1 Select the player folder 2 Select the player file ...

Page 49: ...SB cable from PC while upload or download process is running It may cause critical damages to your PC and the product 49 1 Select a folder in PC 2 Select the file in PC 3 Click the Download icon 4 The selected file will be downloaded to the player ...

Page 50: ...Searching for the PC Help 1 Click Help button twice to display information on the PC application 2 Click Help to display information on the PC application 50 ...

Page 51: ...Check Points2 Is the recording number or memory space full Check Points3 Isn t the battery empty Release the HOLD button Remove the unnecessary item Replace with new one Check Points1 Is the player locked Check Points2 Nothing has been recorded Check Points3 Isn t the battery empty Release the HOLD button Remove the unnecessary item Replace with new one Check Points1 Volume level is set to 0 Check...

Page 52: ...urs 102 5 H 27 W 17 5 D mm 41 5g excluding the battery DC 1 5V battery Size AAA LR03 2 ea VOICE MP3 earphone play About 14 hours Vol 15 Internal flash memory 6mW 2ch MP3 20Hz 20kHz Voice 300Hz 3kHz Radio 87 5MHz 108MHz USB Universal Serial Bus Internal non directional condenser microphone Plug in condenser microphone Earphone Stereo 16 Speaker 8 300mW Temperature 0 C 40 C AAA size batteries 2 earp...

Page 53: ...MEMO 53 ...

Page 54: ...cur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment i...

Page 55: ...Warrantly 55 VDP 1128 1256 ...

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