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AGPtek A50 User manual

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AGPTEK
User Manual
A50(S) MUSIC PLAYER
CONTENT
English
日本語
01/12
13/25
1
Before use
Buttons & Controls
Quick Guide
Thank you for purchasing AGPTEK Music Player.
Please read the manual carefully before using the
product. Specifications are subject to change without
prior notice.
1. Power on/off;Screen on/off
3. Enter/Play/Pause
5. Next/Fast forward
7. Back
9. Volume down
11.USB interface
13. Clip
2. Scroll down
4. Previous/Fast rewind
6. Up/Menu/Screen-lock
8. Volume up
10. Card slot
12. Earphone jack
2
Music
1.Charge the player
Charge by computer USB port
Use 5V/500mA charger (Charger not included).
2.Home Menu:
The home menu is the starting point of each
application. There are 9 functions on the home menu:
Music/ Recordings/ FM radio/ Calendar/ EBook/ Folder
view/ Settings/ Now playing (Last played)/ Bluetooth.
3.Basic Operation:
Power on/off. Hold down the power button to
power on/off. Short press to turn on.off screen
display.
Screen lock. Hold down the button to lock
screen and all the buttons will be unavailable
except power button. Repeat to unlock.
Browse item. On home menu, press button /
to browse item, press button to enter. On
list menu interface, press button / to browse
item, press to enter.
Back.
-Press button to go back.
-Hold down to back to home menu directly.
Find “Music” on home menu with button to
access to its function. A related list will show:
All songs - All the music files in local folder or card
folder.
Resume (Now playing) - Take you back to the song
or audio file you are playing now or played last
3
time.
Artists /Albums /Genres - View music files sorted
by artists /albums /genres.
Playlist - There are 3 default playlists on the player:
Playlist[1]/[2]/[3].
Update Playlists - Update music files.
Local folder / Card folder - View music file in the
local folder or card folder. Note: These functions
only available when memory card inserted.
1. Play the music
While it’s on music playing interface, hold down the
button to fast forward, press to skip to next track;
hold down the button to fast rewind, press to play
the previous track. Press button to play/pause.
Press the side buttons +/- to adjust volume.
2. Submenu
While it’s on music playing interface, press button
to access to the submenu. Press button / to
select items or adjust value; press button to enter
or confirm.
1) Play mode
“Play music from...”, choose to play from all songs
/ this artist / album / genre
“Repeat”, you can choose repeat 1, repeat all, or
turn off repeat mode.
“Shuffle”, choose to turn on/off shuffle mode.
“A-B Repeat”
-Repeat Period
a. Enter. Press the button to enter.
b. Set. Press button to confirm the starting time A
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Recordings
when A is flashing. Then you can press the button
to re-set starting time A or press button to
set the ending time B when B is flashing, after
which the passage from time A to B will be
repeated automatically. And the icon for A-B
indication will appear on the screen.
c. Re-set. Press the button to re-set A-B repeat
period for the rest of the track.
d. Exit. Press button to exit A-B repeat mode and
continue to play the track or press the button
to pause and exit A-B repeat mode.
-Repeat Times. Set the replay times from 1 to 10.
-Repeat Interval. Set the replay gap from 1 to 10
seconds.
3) Sound settings, choose to set Equalizer, Variable
speed playback and Volume limit.
4) Add to playlist/ Remove from playlist, choose to
add to or remove from the 3 existing playlists.
5) Delete, choose to delete the song that is playing
now.
6) Bookmarks, choose to add bookmark for the song
that is playing now, or go to /delete the bookmark
you added.
Find ”Recordings” on home menu with button to
access to its function. A related list will show:
Start voice recording - Press button to start
voice recording, press again to pause. Press the
button and choose “Yes” to save the
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FM radio
recording file.
Recordings library - Find the saved recordings in
Recordings >Recordings library. You will need to
choose from local folder or card folder if the
memory card is inserted. While it’s on recording
playing interface, press button and choose
“Delete” to delete.
Storage - Choose to store your recordings in
internal or external memory. Confirm your
selection with button .(Only available when TF
card inserted)
Record Format - Choose the record format
between MP3 (32 / 64 / 128 kbps) / WAV (512 /
768 / 1024 / 1536kbps)
Find “FM radio” on Home menu with the button to
access to its function. A related list will show:
Presets - All the saved stations will be listed here.
Manual tune /Auto tune - When choose “Auto
tune”, the searched stations will be saved in
“Presets” automatically.
FM Recordings - View the radio recording files.
You will need to choose from local folder or card
folder if the memory card is inserted. The radio
recordings will also be saved in Recordings>
Recordings library.
Submenu
While it’s on radio playing interface, press
button to switch among preset stations; press the
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Tools
button / to fine tune stations; long press the
button / to switch to previous/next station with
strong signal; press button to access to its
submenu which includes:
Start FM radio recording
Press button to pause/continue, press and
select “Yes” to save the recording file.
Auto tune / Save to / Clear preset
-“Auto tune”, search stations automatically. You
can see the searched stations in “Presets”.
-“Save to preset”, save the station you are listening
to “Preset”. Press the button / to choose the
preset station and confirm with the button .
-“Clear preset”, press button to enter the
preset list, press the button / to choose the
station you want to clear, then press and
choose “yes” to clear the station
"Tuner Region", choose from Common / European
/ Japan Band as needed.
FM Recordings
Find “Tools” on Home menu with the button to
access to its function. A related list will show:
1. EBook.
While it’s on text playing interface, press button
/ to turn the pages. Press the button to
play automatically, press again to stop.
Submenu. While it ’s on text playing interface,
press button to enter its submenu and set your
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preference, including Auto Playback Interval
(2s-30s), Delete Ebook, Select Bookmark, Delete
Bookmark, Add Bookmark, Select Page, Local
folder and Card folder (Only available when TF
card inserted).
2. Videos
Press button to access to its function. You will
need to choose from local folder or card folder if
the memory card is inserted.
Press button to watch videos, Press the button
/ to go to previous/next video or hold to fast
backward/forward.
When it’s on video playing interface, press button
to access to its submenu, including: Brightness,
Repeat, Delete Video, Update Playlist. Set
according to your preference.
3. Pictures
Press to view pictures, press the button /
to go to previous/next picture
When it’s on picture viewing interface, press
button to access to its submenu, including:
Brightness, Backlight timer, Slideshow settings,
Delete picture, Update Playlist. Set according to
your preference.
4. Calendar
Press the button to switch among
year|month|day, press the button / to choose
specific year|month|day.
5. Stopwatch
Press to enter, press again to start the timer, then
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Settings
press again to stop or press to resume. Press to
start a new one. The maximum Stopwatch list is 4.
6. Alarm clock
Tap button to enter, a related list will show: Alarm
on/off, Alarm clock time, Alarm clock cycle (Once /
Daily / Workday), Alarm clock music, Alarm clock
volume. Set according to your preference.
Find “Settings” on Home menu with the button
to access to its function. A related list will show,
including:
Language: Choose display language.
Date & Time: Choose “Date settings” to set date
format and date. To set date, press the button /
to switch among year|month|date, press
button / to adjust the value of
year|month|date and confirm with button . Set
time under “Set Time” and adjust the time in the
same way.
Display settings: Set Brightness, Backlight timer
and Screensaver.
Shutdown settings: Sleep timer: The device will
shut down automatically when reaches the set
time; Power off: When there is no operation on
the device, the device will shut off automatically
when reaches the set time.
Radio background: Choose to turn on/off radio
background. If you choose the option “On”, the
radio will continue playing when you exit the FM