Hipstreet Hs-3245 User manual

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Thank you for your purchase of this Hip Street video MP3 player with camera and we hope you

enjoy using it. Please visit our website at www.hipstreetonline.com.

Please ensure that you fully read and understand the information within this instruction manual

prior to using your product. t is advised that you keep this instruction manual in a safe place

for future reference. We sincerely hope that this high quality product offers you endless hours

of entertainment.

Important safety precautions

• Always follow these basic safety precautions when using your player. This will reduce

the risk of product damage and personal injury.

• Do not disassemble, repair or modify the player by yourself. Refer servicing to

qualified personnel.

• Do not dispose of the player in extreme heat to avoid explosion.

• Keep the player away from direct sunlight or heat source.

• Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture to avoid any malfunction.

• Do not use the player in a rather dry environment to avoid static.

• Never apply heavy impact on the player like dropping it or placing it on a magnet.

• Clean only with a dry cloth. Make sure the player is turned off before cleaning. Do not

use liquid cleanser.

• Be sure to back up your files. We will not be liable for the loss of data due to improper

operation, repair or other causes.

Precautions in using the earphones

• Do not use the player with earphones while driving a motor vehicle or riding a bicycle.

• To avoid an accident, do not turn up the volume too high while walking.

• t’s not recommended that you use the earphones at a high volume for an extended

time as this may cause hearing damage.

System Requirements

• OS: Windows Vista / XP / 2K / ME / driver installation needed for 98SE / Mac OSX 10+

• CPU: minimum Pentium 3 1.0 GHz or equivalent

• Memory: minimum 256MB

• Hard disk free space: minimum 100MB

• Video card: above 800x640, enhanced color, minimum16 bits

• Available USB port

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Product and Battery Disposal

This product contains a built-in lithium battery and should not be disposed of in normal

household waste. For disposal and recycling, please contact your local waste management

authorities.

The recycling and processing of electronic waste will make a significant contribution towards

helping protect the environment.

FCC WARNIN :

This device complies with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC

Rules and the Canadian CES-003. Operation is subject to the following conditions:

- this device may not cause harmful interference, and

- this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

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Power ON / OFF ........................................................................................................................... 6

Locking Unlocking the Player .................................................................................................. 6

Connection to PC and Data Exchange ....................................................................................... 6

Charging ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Low Power .................................................................................................................................... 7

File Storage .................................................................................................................................. 7

General Buttons and Icons ......................................................................................................... 7

Main Menu

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Music Interface Description ....................................................................................................... 9

Music Setting Interface ............................................................................................................. 10

Lyrics Display ............................................................................................................................. 11

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FM Recording Interface ............................................................................................................ 16

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Camera

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Camera Setting Interface.......................................................................................................... 20

Video Camera Setting Interface ............................................................................................... 21

PC Camera ................................................................................................................................. 22

Explorer

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Applications

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Recorder .................................................................................................................................... 23

Stopwatch .................................................................................................................................. 24

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Calculator................................................................................................................................... 24

Notebook ................................................................................................................................... 25

System Setting

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Player Information ..................................................................................................................... 26

Set Time ..................................................................................................................................... 26

Language ................................................................................................................................... 26

Display ....................................................................................................................................... 26

Calibrate .................................................................................................................................... 26

Power Off Setting....................................................................................................................... 27

Default Settings ......................................................................................................................... 27

Other Settings............................................................................................................................ 27

Video Conversion Tool

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What format can files be converted into? ............................................................................... 28

What format can video files be recorded into? ....................................................................... 29

Software Installation ................................................................................................................. 29

Video File Conversion ................................................................................................................ 29

Recording Video and Taking Pictures ....................................................................................... 32

Notices ....................................................................................................................................... 33

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• 8 B memory capacity

• 2.8” high resolution touch LCD screen

• Music player: compatible with MP3, WMA, APE and FLAC formats

• Video player: compatible with AVI format

• 3MP digital camera

• Video recorder

• PC webcam

• FM radio

• Voice recorder

• Photo browser: for JPE , BMP, IF, PN and TIFF formats

• E-book reader: TXT format

• Compatible with MicroSD memory cards

• Built-in speaker

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Basic

Basic Basic

Basic Operation

OperationOperation

Operation

Power ON / OFF

This player has a master ON / OFF switch and a power button. The master switch must be in

the ON position to turn on the unit via the power button. Slide the master switch to “ON” or

“OFF” to turn the master power on or off. When the master is switched on, press and hold

the power button to turn on the player. At any time, press and hold the power button to turn

off the player. A confirmation screen will display. Double tap the screen icon to turn off the

player or tap the Cancel icon to return to the main menu.

Locking & Unlocking the Player

If there the player is idle during a play mode for a set amount of time, the player will be

locked and a lock will be displayed on the screen. Tap the bar to unlock the player. Please

refer to <System Setting-Display> for further detailed settings regarding the locking feature.

Connection to PC and Data Exchange

Connect the player to a PC with the USB cable provided and the player will enter “USB Mass

Storage” mode. Use the “Safely Remove Hardware” feature (or eject) the player to enter the

USB charging interface. In this mode, touch the screen to enter the main application menu

interface.

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Charging

This player has a built-in high capacity lithium battery. To charge the player, connect it to a

USB port on a computer.

Low Power

When battery is low on power, the player will indicate low power, then power off and enter

Standby mode automatically. Do not power on the unit at this time and charge the player.

File Storage

Files of different types should be stored under the appropriate directories. For example:

music files should be stored in a MUSIC folder and recorded files should be stored in the

RECORD folder, otherwise the player will not identify the type of file.

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Return to upper directory

Return to main menu

Delete file or folder

Return to previous operation interface

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This player provides a touch screen menu system for direct operation. The main menu

interface is shown in the picture below:

Click on the application icon to enter the desired function.

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From the main menu interface, tap the Music icon to enter Music mode.

Music Interface Description

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Number of the song being played / Total

number of songs.

Playing mode.

Playing sequence.

Playing style.

Song progress bar. Drag the bar to adjust

where to forward or rewind to.

Volume bar. Drag the bar to adjust volume.

Tap it to go back to previous song, touch and

hold to rewind.

Play /pause /stop the current song.

Tap it to skip to the next song, touch and

hold for fast forward.

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Music Setting Interface

Tap one of the 4 buttons at the bottom of the interface to enable the function.

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Tap Browser to enter the different song lists: main directory, card directory,

all songs, ID3 list, play list, and tag list.

Tap Settings to choose SRS (equalizer) settings mode: WOW, WOWHD, USER

Tap USER to enter your own settings. Drag the bar or touch the desired

options to set each setting. Tap OK to confirm the settings.

EQ setting: Tap to enter User EQ setting interface, move up or down the bar to

select desired sound effect and tap OK to confirm.

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: mark a point in the current song. This will enable you to go back to

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Song information display.

Lyrics Display

The player is compatible with lyrics files in “*.LRC” format and enables playing a song with

synchronous lyrics. The name of the lyrics file must be the same as that of the song file in

order for this function to work. When there are the lyrics with the same name of the song

being played under the play list directory, the lyrics of the song will be displayed on the

playing interface.

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From the main menu interface, tap the Video icon to enter Video mode.

Tap the desired video file on the screen to start playing the selected video.

When playing a video file, the control buttons and the progress bar will appear automatically

by tapping anywhere in the screen.

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Browse the local directory, card directory and tag list.

Tag: Directly tap the icon and a box will pop out to indicate a tag saved.

Play / Pause button

Tap it and the Volume bar will pop out at the bottom. Drag the bar to adjust

volume.

Return to main menu interface

Rewind: Touch and hold to rewind. Tap for the previous video file.

Fast forward: Touch and hold for fast forward. Tap for the next video file.

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Picture

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Picture

From the main menu interface, tap the Picture icon to enter the Picture mode.

Tap to view the files in a list layout.

Tap the file to browse photos. Tap the picture and the control buttons will appear

automatically at the bottom of the screen.

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Button Description

Auto and manual play modes.

Main directory and card directory: Tap main directory to view photos in the

player’s memory or tap card directory to view photos within the memory

card directory.

Slide interval: Choose desired slideshow interval between photos from 1 –

5 seconds.

Previous picture

Next picture

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From the main menu interface, tap the Radio icon to enter Radio mode.

If earphones are not being used, the player will prompt you to insert earphones. The

earphones cable acts as the player’s antennae for radio use.

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Channel list: Tap to view radio channel list.

Manual search: Tap to enter the manual search mode. Tap the

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button to manually search for desired radio list. Where there’s no

clear radio channel found the player will be muted.

Auto search: Tap to enter the auto search mode. All channels can be

automatically searched and saved. After the search is completed, the

player will automatically play the radio at the preset channel 1. During

channel search, tap the or button to stop auto search.

Save channel.

Delete channel.

Change channel to a lower frequency.

Change channel to a higher frequency.

Play / Pause: Tap to play and pause (mute) during radio play.

Enter FM station recording interface.

Select frequency range: China, Japan, Europe and US.

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FM Recording Interface

In the Radio mode, tap to enter the FM station recording interface.

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Tap to start recording. A play icon will display. Tap again to pause

recording.

Save the recorded file.

View recorded file.

Record settings

1. Recording format: WAV &MP3 formats.

2. Quality: High, medium, low.

3. Recoding gain volume: Level 1, 2, 3.

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From the main menu interface, tap the E-book icon to enter the E-book mode.

Select an E-book (TXT) file to enter the browser interface. Tap towards the top of the screen

to view the previous page or tap towards the bottom of the screen to view the next page. You

can also tap the page up and page down icons at the bottom of the screen.

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Auto browse / manual browse modes for viewing the next page.

Auto browse time setting: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 second intervals.

Save and pick tag (bookmark): tap to show the tag list and tap touch to

save or select tag (bookmark). Tap the button to exit from the tag

setting box.

Skip: Tap to show the “Skip to” dialogue box and tap the or

icons to select which percentage in the file you want to skip to. Tap outside

the “Skip to” dialogue box to exit.

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TXT file browser: Tap main directory to view files in the player’s memory or

tap card directory to view files within the memory card directory.

Previous page.

Next page.

Camera

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Camera

From the main menu interface, tap the Camera icon to enter the Camera mode.

Select one of 3 functions: Capture, Record and PC Camera.

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