User manual SPEED MP2

[. . . ] This User's Manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations to help you enjoy this multi-functional portable media player. Please read the manual carefully before you start to operate it. Features Video Display Video Playback Video Formats Video Recording Voice Recording Audio Playback Equalizer ID3 Tag Photo Display Video Out Speaker Memory Support Battery Output Power :3. 6" TFT LCD :ASF Format(320x240) at 30fps :ASF, AVI, VOB, DAT, WMV, MPEG, MOV** :320x240(ASF format) :MP3 :MP3(8Kbps - 320Kbps) / WMA(24Kbps - 28Kbps) :Flat/Rock/Pop/Jazz/Classic/Dance/Heavy/Disco/ Soft/Live/Hall :ID3v1 :JPG format :NTSC / PAL :Built-in :Built-in memory + External SD / MMC Cards :Li-Polymer rechargeable :5mW+5mW at 32 ohm 2 Frequency Response Signal to Noise Ratio USB Interface Supported OS Physical Size Weight :20Hz-20kHz :>85dB :USB 2. 0 Full Speed :Windows ME / 2000 / XP (no driver required) Windows 98SE (driver required) :101mm(L) x 71mm(H) x16mm(D) :120g ** Transcoder software is included for converting different file extensions into ASF format. All specifications are subject to change without notice. Minimum System Requirement Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and Windows XP One available USB Port CD ROM drive required for driver installation (Windows 98SE only) Windows Media Player 9 and Direct X 9. 0c or above is required for video conversion software 3 Important notes before you begin 1. Do not connect the USB port while the device is playing media files. 4 Product Illustration A. [. . . ] For example, Video files --- D:\Video Picture files --- D:\DCIM\100MEDIA 9 MP3 files --- D:\MP3 ** Assumed C: is your only HDD then D: will be assigned for the device's internal memory. (7) Start conversion (8) Stop conversion when converting (if you want) (9) Play the output file when conversion ended (if you want) (10) End program (if you want to exit) Now you have successfully converted the media files into the player. 10 To Play Video 1. 2. In the main menu screen, select VIDEO and click "OK" to confirm and enter. In the video selection screen, select the video file that you wish to play and press "OK" to start playing. To display the video file information, select the video file and press "B" button in the video selection screen. Press "UP" and "Down" button to control the volume up/down. To exit the current section, press the "MENU" button. 3. 4. 5. 11 To Play Audio 1. 2. In the main menu screen, select AUDIO and click "OK" to confirm and enter. In the audio selection screen, press "B" button to cycle through repeat once, repeat all and random play settings. Select the audio file that you wish to play and press "OK" to start playing. During audio playback, press "B" button to cycle through various EQ settings. 2. In the main menu screen, select PHOTO and click "OK" to confirm and enter. In the Picture selection screen, select the picture file that you wish to display and press "OK" to start. The player supports "Picture Bridge" function. ** In the full screen picture display, press "B" to bring up the Printing menu. Select either 3R, 4R or print default and click "OK" to execute. During the full screen picture display, press "A" button to set the picture as boot up screen. 3. 4. 13 5. Press "UP" and "DOWN" buttons to zoom in/out of the picture. You can then press <<, >>, UP and DOWN" to navigate the picture. To exit the current section, press the "MENU" button. 6. ** Your printer needs to support Picture Bridge function. [. . . ] The player's timer is now on and will start recording automatically based on your scheduled setting. Note: It is highly recommended that the player is connected to AC power in order to avoid battery runs out. 17 Setup Time Scheduled Recording Alarm Clock Key Tones Storage Format Auto Off Language Default TV_Out Time ­ Set the Year, Month, Day and Time for the internal real time clock. Scheduled Recording ­ Schedule the time to start a recording and the video length to record. 18 Alarm Clock ­ Set the time to sound. Be sure to turn off the Key Tone if you want hear from the earphones Storage ­ Set to use either Nandflash or external memory card. Auto Off ­ Set the time to automatically power off after certain period of idle. [. . . ]