User manual MPMAN MP-E2002 PLUS

[. . . ] When they are inserted in an opposite way, it can cause a fatal problem to the product. LCD display Mode (Current Audio Mode) AUDIO Play Status Song Number EQ Volume 00:00:11 001/004 LINE Battery Status Play Time (Left-over time) Singer/Title Memories( Classic Normal Repeat 8 Basic Operation Power on When PLAY button is pressed for a while, the logo is displayed on the screen and the device is turned on. AUDIO MP MAN Version1. 73 MP3 00:03:59 001/004 LINE Remember Classic Normal >> Ver 1. 73 refers to the current version of MP-E2002 PLUS Series set. The version is continuously upgraded through firmware upgrade. Power off When PLAY button is long-pressed while the device is on, the power is turned off. POWER OFF!! 9 Basic Operation Mode Change MP-E2002 PLUS Series has AUDIO, RECORD, and RADIO modes. When the MENU button is long-pressed, the mode display on the upper LCD screen is changed to AUDIO, RECORD and RADIO modes in respective order. AUDIO 00:03:59 RECORD 00:00:11 LINE RADIO MIC 001/004 003/003 Remember Classic REC003. IAD Classic FREQUENCY 91. 9 MHz Normal Normal ! Detailed menu can be changed after the main menu is changed. (*Refer to page 22 and 23) 10 Basic Opeation Volume Adjustment Volume can be adjusted by moving the device's volume button up (+)/down (- ). AUDIO 00:01:03 ! Volume adjust range is from 0 to 40. [. . . ] Earphone has a role of an antenna so make sure that your earphone is put into collectly. 19 Listening to Radio Storing Radio Frequency 1. Frequency Mode Push PLAY button up/down to select desired broadcasting channel and press PLAY button to move to CHANNEL SAVE screen. In the CHANNEL SAVE screen, move PLAY button up/down to select the number to be saved and press PLAY button to save the frequency to the selected CHANNEL number RADIO RADIO 2. Channel Mode Press PLAY button up/down to search through pre-stored broadcasting channel RADIO CHANNEL 07 107. 7 MHz FREQUENCY 91. 9 MHz CHANNEL 05 91. 9 MHz 3. Auto Search Function This function automatically searches for channels and saves. Short-press MENU button to change from FREQUENCY MODE to CHANNEL MODE. 20 Radio Record Radio Record 1. Recording Radio While listening to Radio in RADIO MODE, when RECORD button is pressed, the radio broadcasting is recorded. Stopping Recording Press RECORD button again to stop and complete recording. ! Pressing PLAY button while recording pauses the recording process and pressing PLAY button again resumes recording. ) RADIO REC RADIO 00:01:25 FREQUENCY 91. 9 MHz 05/04 REC002. IAD ! Playing the recorded broadcasting file is same as playing the recorded file. (* Refer to page 17) 21 Menu Setup Menu Setup Long-press the menu key to select MODE (AUDIO/RECORD) and enter the menu. Menu includes functions such as Repeat type setup, Scroll setup, SYNC setup, BITRATE setup, BACK LIGHT Time Setup, Contrast Setup, Play Speed Setup, File Erase and Exit Menu. < MENU > REPEAT Repeat type includes NORMAL, RPT ONE, RPT ALL, SHUFFLE and INTRO. When the tag data or file name cannot be fully displayed on the screen, the screen is scrolled to the left. From MP MAN Manager's menu select 'Tool - > Firmware Upgrade' 4. Select MP3 file from MP MAN Manager's manage window. 33 Initializing Flash Memory Execute the program after connecting MP3 player to PC using USB cable. 1. From MP MAN Manager's menu select 'Tool -> Low Lever Format' ! 1. Even though the format icon ( )executes fast format, Tool of menu is recommended for a complete format. 34 Emergency Recovery The following is how to recover in emergency such as when a file is damaged or the system file is erased, causing product malfunction. File Initialization Press PLAY button while MP3 player's Section Repeat button is pressed. MP MAN logo is displayed and a message asking whether to format or not is displayed. upwards, otherwise push the PLAY button YES ==> REW NO ==> FF downwards. Emergency Recovery This is a secret key mode in preparation of a worst scenario possible. 1. Even though it is not displayed on LCD, the device is in Upgrade preparation status. Refer to the Firmware Upgrade section of this manual for more details. (*page 33) 35 Button Tips AUDIO Mode BUTTON PLAY/PAUSE( ) Key function STOP Play Power Off Next File Fast Next File Previous File Fast Previous File Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement Menu Mode Mode transition EQ Recording Recording PLAY Play/Pause Power Off Next File Fast Rewind Previous File Fast Forward Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement Mode transition Section Repeat EQ Section Repeat/Mute VOL (+) VOL (-) MENU A B/EQ REC/ WOW ON/OFF 36 Button Tips RECORD Mode BUTTON PLAY/PAUSE( ) Key function STOP Play PLAY Play/Pause Power Off Next File Fast Rewind Previous File Fast Forward Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement RECORD Pause Recording Power Off Record in Next File Record in Next File Power Off Next File Fast Next File Previous File Fast Previous File Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement VOL (+) VOL (-) MENU A B/EQ Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement Menu Mode Mode transition File Delete Mode Recording Mode transition Section Repeat Stop Recording REC/ WOW ON/OFF Section Repeat/Mute 37 Button Tips RADIO Mode BUTTON PLAY/PAUSE( ) Key function ON AIR Channel Store Power Off Frequency Decrease Previous Channel Search Frequency Increase Next Channel Search Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement Radio Mode transition Mode transition Auto Search Radio Recording RECORD Pause Recording Power Off Record in the next file Volume Step Increment Continuous Increment Volume Step Decrement Continuous Decrement VOL (+) VOL (-) MENU A B/EQ REC/ WOW ON/OFF Stop Recording 38 Menu Outline Table MENU REPEAT 1. 5 SEC EXIT 39 Terminology Bitrate Bitrate: Data bit amount per unit time. As Bitrate becomes larger, the amount of data used for replaying the sound becomes larger resulting in better sound quality, however the file size becomes larger. [. . . ] Using earphone loudly while walking, especially at a crosswalk can be dangerous. Lower the volume or stop using the device when buzzing in the ear occurs. 42 Trouble shooting When troubles occur, check the following items. When MP3 files cannot be downloaded (connection to PC cannot be made) Check if the device is turned on. When device does not operate Check if the battery is properly inserted. [. . . ]