User manual MPMAN MP-F75

[. . . ] Press MODE button once and MAIN MENU (MUSIC PLAYER, NAVIGATION, FM RADIO, VOICE RECORDER ) will appear on the LCD screen c. You can press : or 9 button to scroll different modes of "MUSIC PLAYER" or "NAVIGATION" or "FM RADIO" or "VOICE RECORDER", and press NAVI button to confirm the selection. Part IV. Listening To listen to the MP3/WMA/ FM recording file or run the programmed list, you may go to MUSIC PLAYER mode. Press MODE button to select the "MUSIC PLAYER" and press NAVI button to confirm the selection b. Scroll up + to increase the volume and scroll down - to decrease the volume f. [. . . ] Press MODE button to select the "NAVIGATION" and press NAVI button to confirm. Alternatively, you can simply press NAVI button to enter the function of "NAVIGATION" during "MUSIC PLAYER" mode The LCD displays the music files in folders and files Scroll up + to move up in the list and scroll down - to move down in the list Push : to enter a folder and 9 to quit after selected the music file Listen to the selected song/ file Press button or NAVI button to play CLEAR FILE / CLEAR LIST Press button and a dialogue box [DELETE FILE / CLEAR LIST] icon will show on the LCD screen. If [YES] icon is selected, LCD will display [File deleted] or [List deleted] icon. Remark: You cannot delete the file while music is playing [Operation Fail] icon: The file in the folder is protected so that you cannot delete the file inside folder. These files can only be deleted through the computer, not by the MP3 unit itself. Program the Playlist Press EQ button once, a number will be displayed adjacent to the song name [01], [02], [03]. . . etc. Press EQ button again to confirm, then the number will disappear and the song is stored in the playlist If more than one song is stored in the playlist, before pressing EQ button to confirm, you can scroll up + or scroll down - to change the playlist order number. Press MODE button to quit Note: You cannot program the same music file on the Playlist more than once. b. FM RADIO You may set the whole FM radio band, listen to the radio or record file of FM radio program; please go to FM Radio mode. Press MODE button to select the FM RADIO and press NAVI button to confirm. Setting the FM band by auto scanning or manual present Auto scanning the whole FM band If the [PRESET] icon is on, then press PRESET button to remove it. REC RESOLUTION MODE: To select voice recording resolution [HIGH / NORMAL / LOW]. EQUALIZER MODE: To select different music equalizers effect [ NORM] / [ROCK] / [UBASS] / [JAZZ] / [CLASS] / [POP]. PLAY TIMER MODE: To select [ELAPSED TIME] or [REMAINING TIME] indicator 6. LIGHT TIMER MODE: To select time duration [OFF] / [5 sec] / [10 sec] / [15 sec] of LCD backlight. 12 Part VI. Double click the "Safe Removal" icon; the "Unplug or Eject Hardware" window will pop up. Press OK to confirm devices to be stopped. b. Then unplug the USB cable on the Digital Audio Player. Note: If you do not follow the safe removal procedure in Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP system, it may cause data lost due to the write cache issue. 13 Part VII. Slide and open the battery compartment door Insert the battery with correct polarity. Close the battery compartment door Remarks: l To avoid battery leakage or corrosion, remove the battery from the player if the player is not to be used for a long time. l Remove dead battery from the player immediately to avoid damaging the player. l When corrosion occurs, wipe the battery compartment immediately with a dry cloth and insert a new battery. 2. Accessories Earphone with sponge USB cable Installation CD Carrying pouch Neck strap on CD 14 II. Precautions Copyright l Distributing copies of MP3 tracks without permission is a violation of the international copyright laws. Safety l Vibration experienced during walking or exercising will not affect the player. [. . . ] This allows you to hear the sound from outside and to be considerate to the people around you. 15 4. Trouble Shooting Should any problem persist after you have checked these symptoms. Symptom No Power Possible Reason l l Check whether the battery is exhausted. Check whether the jack is detached from the unit Check whether VOLUME is set to "0" Check whether the battery is exhausted Check whether the plug is contaminated/oxidized. [. . . ]