Goodmans GMP31000 User manual

GMP31000
Digital MP3 Player
Instruction Manual
For Improvement purposes,specification and designare subject tochange without notice.
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IMPORTANT NOTES
Your hearing is veryimportant to youand to usso please take care when
operating this equipment.It is strongly recommended that you follow the
listed guidelines inorder to prevent possible damage orloss of hearing.
ESTABLISH A SAFE SOUND LEVEL
- Over timeyour hearing will adapt to continuousloud sounds andwill give
the impression that the volume hasin fact beenreduced. What seems
normal to you may in factbe harmful. To guard againstthis BEFORE
YOUR HEARING ADAPTS set the volumeat a low level.
- Slowly increasethe level until you can hearcomfortably and clearlyand
without distortion.
- Damage toyour hearing is accumulative and isirreversible.
- Anyringing or discomfort in the earsindicates the volumeis too loud.
Once you haveestablished a comfortable listening level, DO NOT
INCREASE THE SOUNDLEVEL FURTHER.
The following listof typical sound levels may assistyou in recognisingjust
how loud youhave set the volume level.
DECIBEL
Level dB
30dB
40
50
60
70
THE FOLLOWING NOISE CAN BE HARMFUL UNDER CONSTANT EXPOSURE
80dB
90dB
100
120
PERMANENT LOSS OFHEARING
140
180
Example
Quiet library,soft whisper.
Living room, fridgefreezer bedroom away from traffic.
Normal conversation, quietoffice, light traffic.
Electric sewing machine.
Vacuum cleaner, hair dryer, noisy restaurant.
Average city traffic, alarmclock buzzer at 2 feet,food mixer.
Motorcycle, heavy goods vehicle, petrollawn mower.
Pneumatic drill, chain saw, garbage truck, discotec /night-ciub.
Rock band concert, thunderclap.
THRESHOLD OF PAIN Gunshot 2feet away.
Rocket Launching pad.
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Table of Contents
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Before UsingBefore Using
Table of Contents
Welcome
Accessories
About GMP31000About GMP31000
Installing the battery
Location of controls
PC Connection
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5-6
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9-10
Voice Record 19
Trouble Shooting 25
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Technical Specification 26
How to installusing the supplied CD
(Windows 98/ME)
Basic Functions 13-16
11-12
System Setting
21-24
Key Operations 18
Important Notes 1
File System 17
Description of controls and plugs/ sockets
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Playback Recorded files

Welcome
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Thank you forpurchasing our portable digital audio player.
It is aMP3/WMA player in a solid,tiny and simpledesign.
It has variousfunctions as shown below:
High Quality MP3and WMA playback
Direct USB Connection
High Quality DigitalDisplay
ID 3 &Lyrics Display
Key knock andanti-erase function
7 Preset EQsettings
A-B Repeat playback
AAA BatteryPower with Long playing time
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Note: Due to continuousproduct development , design and
specifications are subjectto change without notice.
Technical Specification
Model Name GMP31000
MEMORY 1GB
Aprox Time
(1GB)
Earphone Output 9mW(L)+9mW(R) (16ohm)
Dimension 92(H) x 26(W) x 23 (D) mm
Weight 30g (Excluding Battery)
Power DC 1.5V, AAASize Alkaline Battery x1
Max. Playback Time 8 Hours (128Kbps,MP3)
PC Interface USB 2.0
Frequency Response 20Hz-20KHz
S/N Ratio >80dB
Operating Temperature -5 to + 4 0
C C
70hrs

Accessories are subjectto change without notice.
CautionCaution
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Accessories
A.Earphones
C.AAA Battery D.USB extension
B. This manual
E.Installation Disc
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Trouble Shooting
Error Check Point Corrective Action
LCD is blank.
Is battery empty ?
Is battery inserted
correctly?
Replace the battery.
Insert battery correct ly.
The Unit does not
record.
Is HOLD functionactivated ?
Is memory space full?
Is battery empty ?
Release HOLD function.
Erase unnecessary files.
Replace the battery.
The Unit does not
play.
Is HOLD function activated?
Is there a filerecorded?
Is battery empty ?
Release LOCK function.
Ensure the file recorded.
Replace the battery.
No sound from
earphone. Is the earphoneconnected
to the Unitcorrectly?
Adjust the volume level.
Connect the earphoneto
the Unit correctly.
If a faultoccurs, first check the points listed below before callingthe Goodmans
product information helplineon 08708730080
WARNING: Under no circumstancesshould you try to repair the set yourself,
as this wouldinvalidate the guarantee.
Player hang up Is file corrupted?
Remove the battery and
reinstall battery to reset
the player.

Installing the Battery
Use an AAA size batteryUse an AAA size battery
Open the batterycover by pushing in the
direction of the arrow.
Load the batteryas indicated in the
illustration while observingthe polarities
(+to+,and -to-).
Replace the batterycover.
1.5V AAAtype alkaline battery.
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BATTERYCAUTIONS
Use only thesize and type of batteries
specified.
Be sure tofollow the correct polarity
when installing thebatteries as
indicated in thebattery compartment.
Reversed batteries maycause damage
to the device.
If the deviceis not to be used fora long
period of time,remove the batteries to
prevent damage.
Exhausted batteries canleak and severely
damage the unit.
Always remove batteriesas soon as
they become exhausted.
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System Setting
- Turn off theplayer automatically a certain time after thelast button being pressed.
-Options: Off
Auto Power OffAuto Power Off
15 seconds
30 seconds
45 seconds
60 seconds
75 seconds
90 seconds
Power Timer
wmawma mm
Note: Unit will not turn offduring Playback / Recording.
For explanation of delete option, please seeDelete Files on page 16.
Exit
Note: If the batteries continue to be used when
they are exhausted the last memory function
may not work when the unit is next turned
on and playback will commence from the
very first track.

Battery life indicator
The following iconsshow how much life is leftin the battery.
Please replace thebattery in the following cases.
When the lowbattery icon appears.
When the playerstops working and shuts down automatically.
Caution: Ensure thepower is offwhen replacing battery.
Do not applyexcessive force to battery cover.
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2
3
(Battery usage time)
(Full)(middle)(low)
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Installing the Battery
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System Setting
Record SetRecord Set
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2.Use to select Record Set press mode to
enter this option.
Encoder: IMADPCM / MS ADPCM /PCM
Rate: 8000HZ /11025HZ /16000HZ / 22050HZ / 32000HZ
Exit
3. Use to cycle through the following options,
and accept.
press Mode to change
AboutAbout
- This optionwill show theinformation about this MP3
player including firmware version and memorysize.
ContrastContrast
- Use or to adjust thecontrast of
the display.
- Press Mode to enter the SYS menu.
- Press Mode to select backlightoption.
BacklightBacklight
1.Press Mode toenter the SYS menu.
Encoder:Encoder:
Settings
MS ADPCMMS ADPCM
wmawma mm
BackLightBackLight
wma m
Contrast
Contrast
AboutAbout
VERVER
4. 110. 2414. 110. 241
Int MediaInt Media 120 ---9MB120 ---9MB
3.Press the or to adjust how long the
backlight will remainon for after pressing
a button.

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USB COVER
REMOVED
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1. EARPHONE SOCKET
2. MICROPHONE
3.VOL+
4. VOL-
5. HOLD
6. POWER ON/ PLAY/
PAUSE /POWER OFF
7. LCD DISPLAY
8. A-B REPEAT BUTTON
10. MODE BUTTON
12.
BATTERY
9. NEX T
11.
PREV
13.USB PLUG
COMPARTMENT
Location of controls
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System Setting
EQ Set(Sound Effect)EQ Set(Sound Effect)
POP
Classic Soft DDB
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2.Push to select menu.
3.PressModeto enter themenu
and select theEQ set menu.
Sub
4.Use the and buttons to adjust,
PressModeto accept.
Repeat ModeRepeat Mode
1
2.Push to select menu.
3.PressModeto enter themenu and
Sub
select theRepeat Mode set menu.
4.Use the and buttons to adjust,
PressModeto accept.
Shuffle
Repeat Track Repeat All Shuffle Repeat
NormalNormal wmawma mm
Repeat ModeRepeat Mode
NormalNormal wmawmamm

Description of controls and plugs/ sockets
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System Setting
Main MenuMain Menu
1. Enter themain menu by pressing Mode .
3. PressModeto enter theSYS.
Parameter introductionParameter introduction
Adjust backlight timeout.
Repeat playback.
Adjust the contrast ofthe display screen.
Exit system menu.
BackLight
Turn offthe player automatically after certain time passed
without pressing abutton.
Power Timer
Repeat Mode
Contrast
2. Pressbutton to select
the SYSmenu.
menu
Change the EQsetting .
Adjust the recordsettings.
About firmware version and size of memory .
EQ Set
Record Set
About
Erase music orvoice files.
Delete
Exit
EQ SetEQ Set

PC Connection
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Music files in either MP3 or WMA format may be added or played in the following way.
- Ensure the unit is turned off.
- Locate the USB extension cable from the supplied accessories and insert the
plug into an available USB socket on the PC. Try to connect directly to the PC
and avoid connecting via passive USB hubs as these may cause transfer problems.
- Plug the unit into the socket on the other end of the extension cable, Windows
should now identify the player and initialize the relevant mass storage driver
for it. The player will switch on and the following screens will be shown on the display.
1. Waiting/Inactive status 2. Ready to transfer File.
-Double click on My Computer Icon, a window will be opened and a removable
drive will be shown normally designated E: or F: if the computer has one hard drive
or partition and one CD ROM drive however it can be any letter not already used . A
green arrow (stop/eject Icon) will be shown in the right side of the system tray.
- The removable drive can be used in the same way as normal hard drive
and the MP3 or WMA files can be dragged into the drive and stored into
the player memory.
Note: If WMA (windows media audio) files do not play after being copied to the
player using the Drag & Drop method, the files may have DRM (Digital Rights
Management) copy protection included. If this is the case use the copy to CD
or Device option in Microsoft windows media player to copy the files to the player.
- When files are being download from the PC, the following screen will be
shown on the display.
- When files are being upload to the PC, the following screen will be
shown on the display.
WAITINGWAITING
READINGREADING
WAITINGWAITING READYREADY
Adding Music files to the playerAdding Music files to the player
Via USB (For PCs with Windows98SE/ME, please installVia USB (For PCs with Windows98SE/ME, please install
the drivers using the supplied installation disc, pleasethe drivers using the supplied installation disc, please
see page 10 for details)see page 10 for details)
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- Press themode key to enter the MainMenu.
Playback voice files.Playback voice files.
- Press Play key to start playback.
press Mode key to enter.
- Press the key to selectthe voice playback option.
- Press keyto select previous voice file.
- Press keyto select next voice file.
- Press Play key to pause playback.
- Press &Hold the Mode key for approx 2 seconds tostop playback.
- Press Mode key to exit to the MainMenu.
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