A-MAX Technology DAV326 User manual

Index DAV326 PORTABLE WMA/MP3/CD PLAYER
DAV326 Portable WMA/MP3/CD Player
User’s Manual
©2002 All Rights Reserved.
DAV326EM_ENG_V1.1

Index DAV326 PORTABLE WMA/MP3/CD PLAYER
Dear Customer
Thanks for your purchase of the DAV326 a portable CD player that plays MP3, WMA and CD. For optimum performance
and safety, please read these instructions carefully. Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read
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Index DAV326 PORTABLE WMA/MP3/CD PLAYER
Introduction
Package
Introduction
Package
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Manual CD Carry CaseEarphone
Quick Start Guide
Warranty card
2AA batteries
DAV326 WMA/MP3/CD Player
(Demo)
Adapter

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Tour of NAPA player
NAV (Navigation / EQ) button:
Press to navigation the disc;
Press and hold to select the Equalizer setting
Volume•: Increase the volume level
Volume•:Decrease the volume level
Hold: Lock the
buttons of the player
Stop: Press to stop playback; Press and
hold to turn off player; Move cursor down
in menu and navigation.
Search/Skip:Press to skip forward to
next track / directory, Select one music to
play or select one value.
Search/Skip :Press to skip
backward to previous track
/
directory, Back to previous menu
/ music
Display (LCD)
Introduction
Tour of NAPA player
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Open:
Open the player cover
Earphone port:
Connects to earphones, headphones or line
remote (Optional accessory)
DC IN JACK
Plug in AC Adapter
Line Out port:
Connects the player to an external
audio system
Menu: Press to set Repeat Mode,
Resume, Beep, Back-light, etc.
Play/Pause:Press to play o
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pause playback; Press and hold to
turn on player; Move cursor up in
menu and navigation.
Hold:
Lock the buttons of the player
Line Out port
Earphone port
Open:
Open the player cover

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Using the Player
Getting Started
1 Unpack
Please check your player package includes the following items:
• DAV326 MP3/WMA CD Player • Earphone •Quick Start Guide • Manual CD
•AC/DC Power Adapter • Warranty Card • 2 AA batteries (rechargeable) • Carrying case
2 Power supply
1. Slide opens the battery compartment cover in the back of the DAV326
2. Insert the two supplied batteries. Ensure the batteries are inserted properly by matching the + and – on the battery with the symbols on the
DAV326
3. Replace the battery compartment cover
4. Plug the supplied AC Adapter into DC IN port on the side of DAV326 and into a power outlet.
3 Connection to Earphone
1. Connect the supplied earphones to the EARPHONE jack on the side of the player.
2. If you have one optional compatible NAPA Line Remote Control, plug the earphone cable to into the Remote Control, then plug the Remote Control
cable into the EARPHONE port on the side of player
Notice:
Once the power adapter is connected, the player will switch to use the DC power input instead of using batteries power.
Non-rechargeable batteries are forbidden to use with the power adapter! Make sure the batteries are rechargeable batteries before
use with the adapter.
The adapter starts to recharge the batteries when the player is turned off.
It is strongly recommended to disconnect the adapter after the batteries are fully recharged.
Only use the supplied power adapter, other types of power adapter may damage the unit, if they are not compatible with the player.
Using player
Getting started
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Playing Music
1Insert Disc
1 Slide the Open button to release the latch, and open the CD cover.
2 Remove the cardboard insert.
3 Insert a MP3/WMA CD or audio CD into the player, label side up.
4 Close the CD cover.
NOTE: The NAPA DAV326 Player can play CDs with the following logos:
2Play Music
1 Press the Play/Pause button to turn on the player and begin playback.
Note: There will be a short delay while the player loads your music tracks and track information
2 When the unit is powered on, the LCD of the player shall be backlit for easier viewing, and turn off after a few seconds to
conserve battery power when selections are not being made.
3 Press the STOP button to stop playback. Press and hold STOP button to turn off the player.
Note: If the player does not light up or unit demonstrates no activity, check the HOLD Switch to make sure switch is released.
Using player
Playing music
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LCD display demo
1•Directory Number/ Track Number/Time Elapsed
Shall display the directory number being played.
Track number on the CD. Track number shall display the serial number of this track being playback.
Time elapsed in the track. Track Time shall display the total time of this track first before the track to be playback.
Indicate the volume level numerically (from 0 to 32) when the Volume Buttons are pressed. After a short time, the indicator shall be replaced by
the Track Time display
2•Music Format/Directory Name
If a track is encoded using MP3 or WMA format, the File Type (MP3, WMA, etc) shall be displayed in this line of the display.
If the track exists in the root directory / sub-directory of the CD, the CD Volume Label / Directory name shall be displayed on this line of the
display.
If a CD is an audio CD-DA, ”Audio CD” shall be displayed on this line of the display.
Function
LCD display
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Repeat /
Random
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Battery
Indicator
File Name/
ID3 Tag
Directory Number /
Track Number /
Time elapsed
Music Format/
Director
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3. File Name/ID3 Tag
If a track is encoded using MP3 or WMA format, this line of the display shall scroll form side to side with
the file name and ID3 Tag information.
If no ID3 Tag information is present this line of the display shall scroll from side to side with the
filename of the encoded track.
If a CD is an audio CD-DA, this line of the display shall scroll from side to side with the track numbe
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(e.g. Audio Track 01) of the music track.
4. Repeat Indicators •Illuminate to show the player is in one kind of repeat playing modes, such as:
The Repeat mode is Repeat One (=Repeat Current Music).
The Repeat mode is Repeat ALL (=Repeat All Music).
The Repeat mode is Repeat Directory (=Repeat Current Directory).
5. Random Indicators •Illuminate to show the player is in one kind of random playing modes, such
as:
The Repeat mode is Random
The Repeat mode is Random ALL
The Repeat mode is Random DIR
The Repeat mode is RDM ALL DIR (Random ALL DIR)
6. Battery indicator
Shows the remaining battery power. All three segments illuminated shall indicate a fully charged battery.
And all three segments not illuminated shall indicate a run down battery, the battery indicator blinks when
less than 20% battery life remains.
Function
LCD display
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Button and Mode
The buttons on the face the DAV326 include:
Menu NAV(Navigation)/EQ VOLUME+ VOLUME —
Play/Pause, Stop, Next, Previous (They are the 4-Way Navigation keys in menu and navigation mode)
Volume + & -
Press •decrease the volume level.
Press + increase the volume level.
When the Volume Buttons are pressed, the display will indicate the volume level numerically, which the available range shall be
from 0 to 32 that distributed with a wide delta at the low end of the scale.
4-way Navigation Keys:
Play/Pause () •Pressing once shall turn the unit on and play the track specified by the Resume option value (see Resume
menu option).
Pressing the Play/Pause button while a track is playing shall pause the track and the Track Time on the display shall flash to
indicate that the playback is paused.
In Navigation — Shall scroll up through tracks in directories & playlists in the disc (= move cursor up).
In Menu Mode – Shall scroll up to the previous/upper Menu items (= move cursor up).
NEXT () •In playback, pressing once shall skip to the next track. Pressing and holding shall fast forward through the
currently playing track.
In Navigation – Shall select directories and/or playlists and play selected tracks.
In Menu Mode –Shall enter one menu, or select one setting.
In Option Modify Mode –Shall confirm the selection of an Option Value and return to Menu Mode.
Previous ()•In playback, pressing once shall return to the previous track. Pressing and holding shall rewind through the
currently playing track.
In Navigation – Shall move back to previous directory, playlist or root directory.
In Menu Mode – Shall go to the previous menu.
In Option Modify Mode – Shall go to the previous menu.
Function
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4-Way Navigate Key
Volume Control key

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Stop () •Pressing once shall stop the unit from playing. If the unit is stopped for 60 seconds, the unit shall be powered
off. Pressing and holding stop for approximately 1.5 seconds shall turn the unit off.
In Navigation — Shall scroll down through tracks in directories & play lists in the disc (= move cursor down).
In Menu Mode – Shall scroll down to the next Menu items (= move cursor down).
Hold/Release Switch
The Hold/Release Switch shall be located at the side of the unit.
When in the ON position
o The Hold/Release Switch shall lock all of the buttons on the unit and shall prevent requested actions from taking
place.
o When press any other key expect the Hold and/or Open switch, the player shall display “Locked” for about 1
second.
o If the player is to power on while the Hold switch is ON, the player shall display “Locked” and power off. Please
switch to OFF and turn on the player.
When in the OFF position, the Hold/Release Switch shall release the buttons and shall allow the unit to function normally.
NOTE: The Hold/Release Switch shall not turn the unit power on or off. It shall only lock and unlock the buttons to avoid the unit
being activated accidentally.
Navigation The Disc
Navigation mode
When press Navigation/EQ button, DAV326 shall enter Navigation mode. In Navigation mode, press 4-way Navigation keys
can select apace a track from the directories; play lists and tracks on the CD to play.
1 Press Navigation/EQ button to put DAV326 enter Navigation mode. The LCD shall display the directories, and tracks on the
disc. If there are some M3U play list files on the disc, the LCD shall display two options: “Navigate” and “Play List”. To playback
in the play list configured by M3U files, select “Play List”. To navigate the whole disc, please select “Navigate”.
2 Press the Stop () button to move down the list of directories or play lists.
Press the Play/Pause button to move up the list of directories or play lists.
The cursor next to the directory names and play list names will be moved down or up when press Stop button or Play/Pause
button.
3 Press the Next button to enter the directory or play list where the cursor is on. The contents of the directory or play list will
display.
Hold Switch
4-Way Navigate Ke
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User
Bass [0]
Treble [0]
4 Press the Stop button to move down the list of track titles.
Press the Play/Pause button to move up the list.
Thecursor
next to the track names will be moved when press Stop button or Play/Pause button.
5 Press the Next button to play the track where the cursor is on.
M3U Supports:
M3U is the play list saved on the CD disc. By supports M3U, the new NAPA DAV326 allows you to pla
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music in the sequence defined by the M3U file without complex and boring operation.
Select EQ Setting
When press and hold the NAV (Navigation/ EQ) button for about 1.5 seconds,DAV326 shall enter EQ
mode. Press Play/Pause or Stop button to scroll up or down the EQ list. The EQ will take effect once the
cursor moves to, so user can listen and compare the different EQ effects to help choose one ideal EQ
setting.
Normal (The default setting)
Classic
Pop
Jazz
Rock
[User] (User customize Equalizer setting)
Customize EQ
DAV326 allows you to create a User setting by adjusting the Bass and Treble. In EQ mode, use
Play/Pause or Stop button to select to [User] mode option. Press Next button the LCD display as
following:
1. Press Next button to enter User EQ setting mode, the LCD display as right. The number and the
bracket [] behind Bass will be flashing.
2. Press Play/Pause button to increase the value of Bass. Press Stop button to decrease the value o
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Bass.
3. Press Next button to make the number in the bracket [] stop flashing, and make the number in the
next bracket [] flashing.
4. Press Play/Pause button to increase the value of Treble.
5Press Stop button to decrease the value of Treble Press Previous button to return to EQ mode
Function
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MENU Mode
1. Press MENU button.
2. Press the Stop () button to move the cursor downward for next option.
3. Press the Play/Pause () button to move the cursor upward for previous option.
4. Press the Next () button to enter a menu option.
This will then display the option values of the menu option.
5. Press the Stop () button to move the cursor downward for next setting, press the Play/Pause () button to move the
cursor upward for previous setting.
6. Press the Next () button to select a new setting.
7. Press the Previous ()button to exit to menu options list screen.
Main Menu
When the MENU button is pressed, the unit shall display the Menu items list. The user shall then use the 4-way
Navigation Keys to navigate among the menu options. The Menu choices shall be:
PLAYBACK Press Menu button SETUP MENU
ESP (FOR CD ONLY)
ON (Default)
OFF
Repeat Mode
Disable (Default)
Repeat One
Repeat ALL
Repeat DIR (MP3 ONLY)
Intro Play
Random
Random ALL
Random DIR (MP3 ONLY)
Random ALL DIR (MP3 ONLY)
Resume
ON (Default)
OFF
Back_Light
ON (Default)
OFF
Beep
ON
(Default)
OFF
Function
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Repeat mode
The NAPA DAV326 supports various types of Repeat modes.
For CD of MP3 or WMA, the Repeat mode sequence is as follows:
Disable Repeat One Repeat ALL Repeat DIR Intro Play
Random Random ALL Random DIR RDM ALL DIRDisable
For CD-DA, the Repeat mode sequence is as follows:
Disable Repeat One Repeat ALL Intro Play Random
RandomALLDisable
Explanations:
Disable (It is the default)
Repeat one: Repeat playback current music and again.
Repeat ALL: Repeat all music by file again and again.
Repeat DIR: Repeat play in current Directory again and again.
Intro Play: Play the first 10 sec. of every track.
Random: Random playback the all music, then stop if all music has been played.
Random ALL: Random playback the all music, no stop.
Random DIR: Random playback the music in current directory.
RDM ALL DIR: Random playback the music by directory.
There is one icon “SFL” displays on the LCD when one play mode which is related with Random, such as
Random/Random ALL/Random DIR/RDM ALL DIR, is selected.
B-Light (Back-light)
This option shall control the backlight is on or off after buttons are pressed. The options shall be:
• ON (default)
• OFF
Volume control presses shall count as a button press that activates the unit’s light.
Function
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Resume
If this option has the value of ON, when the unit is powered on the unit shall resume playing a track at the exact
position where it had been playing when the unit was powered off. If this option has the value of OFF, when the
unit is powered on the unit shall begin playing the first track on the CD. The options available shall be:
• ON shall activate the resume capability (default).
• OFF shall deactivate the resume capability.
ESP (Available for CD disc only)
The ESP option shall switch the ESP function ON or OFF while a CD-DA is playing. The options shall be:
• ON (default)
• OFF
NOTE:
a) The Power Consumption is a little lower than ESP ON, if ESP is set to OFF.
b) You will find it will be more convenient if listening to music on-the-go, if ESP is set to ON.
Beep
This option shall control whether or not an audible beep is heard to help use the player more convenient when
buttons are pressed.
• ON shall activate the beep capability (default).
• OFF shall deactivate the beep capability.
Function
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Menu Mode

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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What type of CDs can I play with the NAPA?
You can play CDs that have MP3/WMA music files or you can play regular CD audio music discs.
2. Can I mix CD audio with MP3 files?
No. You can play either CD discs or CDs that have MP3/WMA music files. They cannot be mixed together.
3. Can I playback CD-R and/or CD-RW discs?
Yes. You can playback CD-R and/or CD-RW discs. The Multi-Session format is supported, so you can add tracks onto the CD-R or CD-RW
4. Where is the Battery indicator on my DAV326
The battery indicator on the DAV326 is located in the top-right corner of the display. The segments in the battery icon show the remaining
battery power. All three segments illuminated = a fully charged battery. Segments not illuminated = a run down battery.
5. What kind of skip protection is there on the NAPA DAV326?
The Dav326 uses Electronic Shock Protection to help prevent skipping during playback. When playing MP3/WMA files, you get up to
480/960 seconds of skip protection. When playing Audio CDs, you have the option of up to 120 seconds of skip protection.
6. How does E.S.P (skip protection) work?
When the player first starts, a buffer is filled with the track data. The CD stops spinning as the tracks play out of memory, which helps
conserve battery life. When about 30 seconds of time remain =in the buffer, the CD will again spin up and refill the buffer. Note that
during this time, if the DAV326 is jarred so that the buffer cannot be filled – for example, when jogging or riding a bicycle- then the playe
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may begin to skip. You will need to let the buffer fill in order to have Skip—free performance.
7. What kind of batteries can I use with my DAV326?
The unit can use Alkaline Battery, and Ni-MH rechargeable battery (supplied) too. And the non-rechargeable battery, such as alkaline
battery, is forbidden to use when the power adapter is connected to the player.
8. How much playtime can I get from 2 alkaline batteries?
Playtime varies with battery type and music content. However, as a guideline the following applies: MP3 have up to 15 hours of music
playtime. Audio CDs will have up to 8 hours of playtime with ESP on and 10hours with ESP off.
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Troubleshooting
Symptom Check point Treatment
Power cannot be
turned on Batteries
Are the batteries inserted
correctly? Insert batteries
Are the batteries exhausted? Replace batteries
Mains adapter
Loose connection? Connect the adapter securely
Is the mains adapter connected
properly?
Connect the mains adapter
properly.
Playback is
impossible or
stops during
playback CD
Is the disc cover closed properly? Close the disc cover tightly
Is the unit in the HOLD mode? Deactivate HOLD
Is there condensation on the lens? Wait until the lens has
cleared
Is the CD inserted properly? Place the CD with the label
side up
Is the CD scratched or damaged? Try another CD
No sound or poor
sound quality
Are connection plugs inserted
properly? Check all connections
Is the volume set too low? Adjust the volume
Is the headphone plug dirty? Clean the headphone plug
Is the unit located near strong
magnetic fields?
Move the set away from
strong magnetized fields
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Specification
Unit Items Value
Sampling rate 8/16/22/32/44/48 KHz
Bit-rate 16/32/64/96/112/128/160/192/224/256/320 kbps
Audio EQ Normal/Pop/Classic/Jazz/Rock/User
S/N rate > 88 dB
Frequency Response 20Hz – 20KHz
Maximum Output >5mW (32Ohm)
E.S.P time (Maximum) WMA 960 seconds, MP3 480 seconds
CD-DA 120 seconds
Multi-Port Head-phone Jack Stereo
I/O Line-out Jack Stereo
LCD Display 3 line character LCD with back-light
User Interface 8 keys (as explained above) Push type
AA Batteries 2 x AA batteriesPower
DC-IN port 4.5V DC input port
MP3 mode/128kps/ Alkaline Type 12 ~ 15 Hours
CD-DA with ESP 7 ~ 8 Hours
Playing time
(Approximately) CD-DA without ESP 8 ~ 10 Hours
*All specifications and photos are subject to change without notice
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Reminder
Caution
Risk of explosion, damage or battery leakage is possible, if battery is replaced incorrectly or by
an incorrect type, dispose of used batteries according to instructions of local laws.
Use of headphones while operating a vehicle is not recommended, and is unlawful in some states and areas. Be
careful and attentive while driving. Stop operation of the player if you find it disruptive or distracting while
operating any type of equipment.
Do not play your earphones at a high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuous extended play.
Class 1 Laser- Invisible laser radiation when open and interlocks defeated, avoid exposure to beam
Warning Keep the unit away from direct sunlight, strong magnetic fields, excessive dust, humidity and
electronic /electrical equipment (home computers, facsimiles, etc.) Which generate electrical noise
Customer Care
Please directly contact your dealer for RMA service.
To contact our sales office for questions please send email to following address.
A-MAX Technology Co., Ltd.
12/F, Remington Centre, 23 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
Tel : 852-27986699 Fax: 852-27536226
Email: [email protected]
website: http://www.amaxhk.com
Sales Offices in Germany
A-MAX Technology GmbH
Helmholtzstra ß e 2-9, Haus 3, 3. OG, 10587 Berlin
Tel: +49-30-7900 610 Fax: +49-30-7900 6110
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.amaxde.com
Sales Offices in Netherlands
A-MAX Technology B.V.
Brugwachter 6, 3034KD Rotterdam, Netherlands
Tel: +31-10-282 7455 Fax: +31-10-282 7456
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.amaxnl.com
©2002 A-MAX Technology Co,. Ltd. All Rights Reserved
A-MAX Technology Co,. Ltd does not assume any responsibility for errors or omission in this document or make any
commitment to update the information contained herein. NAPA is a registered trademark of Technology Co,. Ltd.
All other brand or product names may be trademarks of the companies with which they are associated
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