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Media player settings
The player settings menu for MSP40 is loaded when pressing the (settings) button in
player mode.
Output gain:
The gain can be adjusted within a range of +8 dB
and -92 dB, allowing optimalization of the output level
according to the input sensitivity of the connected
amplifier or pre-amplifier. For adjusting the output gain,
rotate the function dial until ‘Gain’ is highlighted and
press it for proceeding to the gain settings. The level
can be adjusted by rotating clockwise (volume up) or
counter-clockwise (volume down). Press the rotary dial
for confirming the currently set output level.
Shuffle:
Random play mode (shuffle) can be switched On and Off. When switched On, all tracks will
be played in a randomized sequence. The MSP40 will select between all the tracks available
on the inserted media carrier including all sub-folders.
Toggle the shuffle mode by highlighting ‘Shuffle’ (navigate through rotary dial) and pressing
the rotary dial.
Repeat mode:
The repeat mode can be switched between ‘ Off’ , ‘ Repeat all ’, ‘ Repeat one ’ and ‘ Repeat
folder
’. When ‘
Repeat all
’ is enabled, all tracks on the inserted media carrier will be played
in sequential order and when the last track is played, it will restart automatically with the first
track. When selected ‘
Repeat one ’, the currently selected track will continuously play in an
endless loop. When selected ‘
Repeat folder
’, all tracks in the same folder of the currently
playing track will be played in a sequential order and when the latest track inside this folder
is played, it will automatically restart with the first track in this folder.
Toggle between the various repeat modes by highlighting ‘Repeat mode’ (navigate through
rotary dial) and pressing the rotary dial.
Play mode:
The play mode can be selected between ‘Single play’ and ‘Continuous play’. In ‘ Continuous
play
’ mode, the next track will automatically start playing when the current track is finished.
In ‘
Single play
’ mode, the player stops playing, waiting for a ‘Play’ command (press the Play
button) before playing the next track.
In applications where the device is used for music playback, usually the ‘Continuous play’
will be used, while in other situations such as educational purposes, houses of worships or
gym’s the ‘Single play’ mode can provide great user convenience.
Output gain
0dB
Shuffle
Repeat mode
Play mode
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MSP40 SETTINGS