Denver Electronics MPG-1013 PLL User manual

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Quick Start Guide
MPG-1013 PLL / MPG-2013 PLL / MPG-4013 PLL
MP3 / VIDEO PLAYER
V1.1

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DEVICE OVERVIEW............................................................................................................................................................................1
SOFTWARE.........................................................................................................................................................................................2
SYSTEM REQUIREMENT.......................................................................................................................................................................2
CHARGING THE BATTERY................................................................................................................................................................2
CONNECTION AND DOWNLOAD ......................................................................................................................................................2
CONNECT TO THE PC..........................................................................................................................................................................3
DISCONNECT FROM THE PC.................................................................................................................................................................3
DOWNLOAD FILES...............................................................................................................................................................................3
DISPLAY IN MUSIC MODE .................................................................................................................................................................4
FM RADIO ...........................................................................................................................................................................................5
RECORD..............................................................................................................................................................................................5
RECORDING FMRADIO.......................................................................................................................................................................5
RECORDING VOICE.............................................................................................................................................................................5

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MENU STRUCTURE............................................................................................................................................................................6
DESCRIPTION OF BUTTONS.............................................................................................................................................................8
PRECAUTIONS AND MAINTENANCE ...............................................................................................................................................9
TAKINGPRECAUTIONS.................................................................................................................................................................9
CLEANINGTHEDEVICE................................................................................................................................................................9
FIRMWAREOFTHEDEVICE.......................................................................................................................................................10

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DEVICE OVERVIEW
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1 Power/Stop button 7Play/Pause button
8Volume down2SRS button
3Microphone 9Reset hole
4Next/Fast-forward 10 USB Port
5Volume up 11 Earphone jack
6Previous/Rewind

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SOFTWAREINSTALLATION
Users of Windows ME/2000/XP do not need to install anydriver, as the operating system automatically recognizes
the player as a “Removable Disk”.
Users of Window 98SE have to install theadequate driver (provided on the attached CD-ROM, if any) onto the PC
before connecting to the PC.
System Requirement
yMicrosoft ® Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
yPentium 200MHz or above CPU level
yUSB port
y120MB hard disk free space or more
yCD-ROM driver
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The internal Li-Ion battery can be charged via power adaptor(option) or by connecting to the PC. The charging
status is shown by the battery symbol inthe top right corner of the display.
Make sure the battery is fully charged beforefirst use.
When charging for the first time the battery should remain connected tothe powersupply for 4 hours. In further
charging process, 2 hours will do for charging 80%forthe battery and 4 hours for a full battery charge.
CONNECTION AND DOWNLOAD
Make sure the player is connected properly to the PC inthe process of formatting or uploading and downloading to
avoid program mistakes.

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Connect to the PC
Connect the player to the PC with attached USB cable. Note that, do not use USB hub or USB extended line.
The PC system detects “New hardware” and starts to install the driver automatically, if needed, wait for the system
to finish the installation. If you are using Windows XP, new “Removable Disk” will appear in the ‘My Computer”
window.
Please note: Users of Windows 98SE have to install the driver (if any) onto the computer before connecting the
player to the PC.
Disconnect from the PC
After complete the transmission, disconnect the player from the PC. Double click the icon on the system tray on
the bottom right corner of the Windows screen.After selecting the USB device, click the [Stop] button. Whenyou
see the [Safely Remove Hardware] window, click [OK] and then unplug the USB cable.
Download files
First connect the player to the PCby usingthe included USB cable.
The display will show the connection status.
This player will build the play list by scanning all fileswhich sorted by letter order.
Download your favorite audio tracks or other files to the player as the steps bellow:
yFind out your favorite MP3 or WMAmusic files in “My Computer”.
yUse the mouse to select those music files and click those files with the right button of the mouse to select “Copy”.
yFind Removable Drive in “My Computer” and enter it, then right click on the mouse to paste those files to the
Removable Drive.
Caution: Do not disconnect the playerfrom the PC during data transfer! It will damage the player.

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Loading DRM (DRM9) protected WMAaudio tracks with Windows Media®Player 10
yStart the Windows Media®Player and select the musiclibrary to manage your songs.
yIn Windows Media® Player 10, select the function “Sync”.
yFor further advice please refer to the Windows Media®Player FAQs regarding Microsoft® Windows Media® DRM.
DISPLAY IN MUSIC MODE
Lock
Track format
Real audio frequency display
Volume
Battery
Time elapsed
Play mode
Bit rate
Clock
ID3
Progress
EQ
Track no./ Total no.

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FM Radio
After enter FM Radio mode, the system remain in preset mode. Press Play/Pause [/] button and then switch
between preset mode and scan mode in Change mode. Press Previous/Rewind [] and Next/ Fast-forward []
button under Scan mode to search desired frequency.After enterAuto scan mode, the system will automatically
scan and save channels automatically in 87.5~108MHz in sequence (if the FM region is JPN, the frequency will be
76 ~91MHz).
Please note: Earphone serve as an extended antenna, so please keep them plugged inwhen searching for a
channel.
RECORD
Recording FM Radio
Press [] and [] button to select FM Radio mode and enter it.
yPress and hold SRS button or select FM record in the sub menu of FM radio to enter FM record state.
The recorded file will be created in the folder named “FM”
yPress [/] button to pause recording and press Power button to stop it
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Recording Voice
Face the built-in microphone towards the sound source before youstart recording.
yMicrophone recording begins if Record is selected in the main menu.
yPress and hold SRS button to start recording in voice mode while voice playing
The recorded file will be created in the folder named “VOICE”
yPress [/] button to pause recording and press Power button to stop it

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MENU STRUCTURE
Play Now
Music Music Library PlayAll/Artists/Albums/Tracks/Playlist/New Music/Genres/Year/Exit
Video folders/files
tune in
FM Radio FM settings Change mode/Save station/Auto scan/FM region/FM record/Exit
Play Now
Voice Voice Library Microphone/FM radio/Exit
Manual
Slide Show
Thumbnail
Photo
Exit
Record folders/files

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Equalizer Normal/Classical/jazz/Pop/Rock/SRS/
Trubass/WOW/User Eq
SRS set Brightness/SRS Definition/
SRS TruBass/Volume/Exit
User EQ Set EQ effects
Audio
Exit
Backlight time 5/10/20/30 seconds/Always on
Slide show speed 1/2/3/4/5 second(s)
Display
Exit
Shutdown Off/1/2/5/10 minutes
Sleep timer Off/10/20/30/60 minutes
Timer
KeyLock timer Off/10 /30 seconds/1/2 minutes
Playmode Normal/Repeat one/Repeat all/Shuffle/Shuffle all
Record 8/11/16/22/32 KHz
Information Firmware version and memory
Language Multiple languages
Date/Time Date and time
Default Yes/No
Settings
System
Exit

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DESCRIPTION OF BUTTONS
Function Button Operation
- Power Press the power button, the player will enter the main interface. Press and hold it for approximately 3 seconds to power off.
Press the button to release the player underlocked mode.
- Play
- Pause /
Pressing the button will start playing a musicfileor pause it.
Press it to enter into its submenu, or hold it to go back tothe main
menu.
Press it to start or pause the playing or pause recording.
- Next/Fast-Forward
Next track Press the button to skip to the next track, mode and picture.
Press and hold it to fast-forward within current track.
In Radio mode press to search radio channels manually.
- Previous/Rewind
Previous track Press the button to skip to the previoustrack, mode and picture.
Press and hold it to rewind within current track.
In Radio mode press to search radio channels manually.
- Volume V+
V - Press the button to increase ordecrease the volume level.
- SRS Pressandholdthe buttonto startrecordingin FMor Voice mode. PresstoexchangeSRS/Trubass/WOWand NormaloptioninEQ
effectinMusicorVoice mode.
- Reset Hole Use a thin metal pin to hit the reset hole to reset the player.

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PRECAUTIONS AND MAINTENANCE
TAKING PRECAUTIONS
yBefore powering of the player, please plug in the earphone to avoid damaging the earphone as well as
maintenance of the player. Turn off the player when stopusing it.
yDo not place it near heat resource or subject to direct sunlight, dust, humid or rain.
yDo not use it in extra-dry environment toavoid electrostatics.
yThe MP3 player only accepts the standard USB 2.0 output voltage and current to charge the built-in Li-Ion
battery: 5-Volt voltage and less than 500mA current. If the charging voltage and current are out of the
compass, it will damage the battery and theMP3 player. It will be no warranty inthis case. Please make sure
the output voltage and current of the USB port on your PC or USB adapter before charging this player. If you
found the screen is blinking during using the USB wall adapter, please use the PC USB port to charge the
player instead of USB wall adapter.
CLEANING THE DEVICE
yBefore cleaning the device make sure it is turned off.
yTo clean the LCD screen or plastic casing, wipe it with asoft, slightly dampened cloth. Never use any alcohol
or diluted detergent to clean the device.
yNever spray or pour liquid directly onto the screen or plastic casing.

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FIRMWARE OF THE DEVICE
yPlease make sure that the player will not bedisconnected in the process of formatting or uploading and
downloading to avoid program mistakes.
yWhen it is used as mobile disc, make sure read and write files with correct method. Any mal-operation may
lead to the loss of data.
yDue to different memory calculating method and the firmware is stored in the device flash memory and, it will
cause the difference between flash memory marked capacity and real capacity. The real flash memory
capacity is lesser than the marked memory capacity of this device is normal. With different firmware size, it
has different flash memory capacity. Please refer the table as below for more details.
Instructions on environment protection
Marked capacity Real capacity Free capacity after stored firmware
512MB 488MB～512MB 417MB～511MB
1GB 953MB～1000MB 858MB～999MB
2GB 1907MB～2000MB 1765MB～1999MB
4GB 3815MB～4000MB 3577MB～3999MB
Do not dispose of this product in the usual household garbage at the end of its lifecycle; hand it over at a collection
point for the recycling of electrical and electronic appliances. The symbol on the product, the instructions for use or
the packing will inform about the methods for disposal.
The materials are recyclable as mentioned in this marking. By recycling, material recycling or other forms of
re-utilization of old appliances, you are making an important contribution to protect our environment.
Please inquire at the community administration for the authorized disposal location.