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MP-Man MP-FUB26 User manual

User’s manual
MP-FUB26 &MP-Ki
www.mpmaneurope.com
Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product please read these
instructions completely.
The player characteristics
♠Supports MP3 and WMA music format.
♠Supports USB function
♠Supports two lines of lyrics display synchronization
♠Big display (128*32) LCD display
♠Supports Firmware upgrade function
♠Voice equalizer
♠GUI (graphical user interfaces).
Thebox:
(1) MP3 player….…………………….. 1Pc
(2) Stereo earphone …………………… 1Pc
(3) CD ROM…………….. …………… 1Pc
(4) Manual…………………. …………. 1Pc
(5) USB cable ………….….………….. 1Pc
(6) Battery 1.5V/”AAA”…….…………. 1Pc
PCneeds
(1) Pentium 100 MHz or faster
(2) Windows 95/98/2000/ ME/XP
(3) USB port
(4) CD- ROM driver
(5) 15MB of free space on hard drive
(6) 32 MB RAM
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1.1 The player interface
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(7)(8)
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(10) (11) (12)
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(4)
REC A-B
HOLD
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(10) (11) (12)
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1.2 The buttons
(1) “” ⇒OPEN/PLAY/PAUSE/STOP/POWER OFF
(2) “MODE” ⇒Switch modes, menu selection by pressing on button
(3) “” ⇒NEXT/FWD
(4) “” ⇒PREV/REV
(5) “VOL+”⇒Volume increase/fast increase
(6) “VOL-”⇒Volume decrease/fast decrease
(7) “HOLD” ⇒Keyboard lock switch
(8) “” ⇒Earphone input jack
(9) MIC ⇒Built-in microphone
(10) LCD⇒Liquid crystal display
(11) ⇒USB interface
(12) ⇒USB cover
(13) ⇒ Ribbon keyhole
(14) ⇒ Battery door
1.3 Push-button definition
Push-key includes four operation methods as short push, long push, push and
hold, single push.
1.4 Display
Current music number
Document
Play time
State display
Work mode
Repeat
A
-B Repeat
Power display
Hold icon
Music format
compression rate
A
ll music number Singer/Song/Lyrics display
2 Display and operating instruction
2.1 Turning on the MP3 player
Push the “PLAY” button for several seconds. The LCD display will light up.
2.2 Main menu
Four options:
- 1) MUSIC
- 2) RECORD
- 3) VOICE
- 4) SYSTEM
You can switch between those 4 options by sliding the “MODE” button right
“”or left “”. Then push shortly on the “MODE” button to enter the
submenu or confirm the function.
The main menu list is as following:
1. Music
2. Record
3. Voice
4. Sys function 1. Directory
2. Lyric
3. Memory Info
4. Rec Filter
5. Back Light
6. Auto Off
7. Font Set
8. Contrast
9. Delete File
10. S/W version
11.Exit
5. Exit
Select “1.MUSIC” mode in the main menu.
Press “MODE” key to enter “MUSIC” mode.
2.2.1 Lyrics display synchronization
The player supports LRC V0.2 format. It will show the corresponding lyrics
synchronously with the playback. The LRC document should be identical
with the name of the song. If no lyrics are available, it will show ID3
information.
2.2.2 Playback function submenu
Enter into playback submenu by pressing the “MODE” button during
playback.
The submenu structure:
1. Repeat
2. EQ Select
3. A-B Replay
4. Exit
2.2.3 Repeat mode
Press “MODE” button to enter into repeat mode submenu:
1. Normal
2. Repeat One
3. Repeat All
4. Introduce
Select the desired playback mode by sliding the button right “”or left
“”. Confirm by pressing the “MODE” button
2.2.4 EQU mode
Enter into sound effect submenu by selecting “ EQ select”.
1. Natural
2. Rock
3. POP
4. Classic
5. Soft
6. Jazz
7. DBB
Choose a sound effect by sliding the “MODE” button to the right “”
2.2.5 A-B replay mode
The idea of this mode is to select a part of a song that will be repeated
continuously.
Afterwards you can imitate that song while your voice is recorded.
In the end the real song and your recording will be repeated one after the
other.
2.2.5.1 Selection of the A-B section
Select “A-B Replay” mode. The letter “A-” on the LCD screen flashes.
A-B
Slide right “”to indicate the start of the section.
At this moment the “A-” is fix and the “B” starts to flash.
Slide right“”again to indicate the end of the section.
The “A-B” icon does not flash and the play “”icon changes into repeated
play“T”icon.
The selected section between point A and point B is repeated continuously.
A
-B
2.2.5.2 Record A-B section
After the replay from the A-B section, you can slide right“”to record your
own voice. The microphone icon becomes visible. The record time is the
same as the time of the A-B section.
After finishing the recording, it plays the original “A-B” section again.
A-B
Slide right“”during the original playback to hear your recorded voice.
Otherwise the recording will restart, and the previous recording will be lost.
Push the “MODE” button any time to leave this menu.
2.3 Recording mode
Select “2. Recording mode” in the main menu.
Push the “MODE” button to enter “3. RECORD” mode
There are three recording formats: Fine record, long record and VOX record.
2.3.1 Record
In Record mode, press “” key to start recording.
2.3.2 Pause
During recording, press “” key to pause recording.
2.3.3 Stop
During the recording or in the Pause state, push and hold “” button to
stop recording and store the record.
In Stop state, press the “MODE” button to exit recording mode and return to
main menu.
2.3.4 De-noise record
De-noise recording is the same as VOX recording, When using “VOX
record”, the player enters into the state of “pause recording” if no sound is
detected by the microphone. The screen will show the waiting icon “q” and
it starts to record again when sound is detected.
2.3.5 Abnormal mode
1) Each directory only supports 99 recording documents. The system shows
“Out of amount!”when one directory is full.
2) The system will show “Out of space”when the memory is full.
2.4 Voice mode
Select “3. VOICE” in the main menu.
Push “MODE” button to confirm.
2.4.1 Voice play
In the mode of record play, push “”button to play recording.
2.4.2 Pause voice play
During playback, push “”button to pause recording.
2.4.3 Stop voice play
Push “MODE” button to exit.
Select “4. SYSTEM” in the main menu.
Push “MODE” button to confirm.
2.5.1 Directory selection
Select “1. DIRECTORY” in the main menu of system setup and push
“MODE” button to enter the directory submenu.
1. Music Dir
2. Record Dir
3. Exit
Push “MODE” button to confirm.
2.5.2 Lyrics On & Off
Select “2. Lyric” in the main menu of system setup and push “MODE”
button to enter submenu.
1. Lyric On
2. Lyric Off
Press “”or“” to select and confirm with “MODE” button
2.5.3 Memory info
Select “3.Memory info” in the main menu of system setup and push
“MODE” button to show the memory status.
2.5.4 Rec. noise reduction
Select “4. Rec Filter” and push “MODE” button to enter
“Noise reduction recording”: It has 7 levels: Level 0-Leve6. The system
default is Level 2. Level 0 means no filter function and Level 6 is the highest
noise filter. Push “”or“”to select and push “MODE” button to
confirm.
2.5.5 Backlight setting
Select “5. Backlight” in the main menu of system setup and push “MODE”
button to enter. Slide right“”or left “”to set the light activating time
and push “MODE” button to confirm.
The setting time is 0-30sec. If it is set at 0 sec, indicating backlight is not
used.
2.5.6 Power off setting
Select “6. Auto Off” in the main menu of system setup and push “MODE”
button. Slide right “”or left “”to select and confirm with the
“MODE” button.
In Stop state, the device will power-off after setting time (max 60 sec) if
nothing is touched during this period. The setting time is 0-60sec. Auto-off
is cancelled when time is set at 0 sec.
2.5.7 Language selection
Select “7. Font Set” in the main menu of system setup and push “MODE”
button to enter submenu, slide right“”or left “”to select and confirm
with the “MODE” button.
1. Chinese GB
2. Chinese Big5
3. English
4. Exit
2.5.8 Contrast adjustment
Select “8. Contrast” in the main menu of system setup and push “MODE”
button to enter the interface, slide “”or“”to select and confirm with
“MODE” key.
You can adjust the brightness of the screen in this option. The adjusting
range is between 00 (lightest) and 31 (darkest).
2.5.9 Delete File
Select “9. Delete File” in the main menu of system setup and push “MODE”
button to enter submenu:
1. Del Music
2. Del Record
3. Exit
Enter in next submenu with “MODE” button:
1. Delete One
2. Delete All
3. Exit
If you choose “Delete one”, you’ll able to select a song. Confirm removal
with “” button to delete
If you choose “Delete All” detailed submenu shows:
1. Yes
2. No
2.5.10 Firmware edition
Select “10. Firmware Version” in the main menu of system setup and push
“MODE” button to confirm. The information of the firmware is displayed.
2.5.11 Recording format
Select “11. Record Mode” in the main menu of system setup and press
“MODE” button to enter its submenu, slide “”or“”to select and
confirm with “MODE” button.
Fine REC
Long REC
VOX REC
2.6.11 USB-Portable HD
Device will enter into USB mode automatically when connected to PC (Note:
do not connect while it is playing), and the system will show:
When PC is connecting with the player , the system will show “Busy…”. It
means the device is transporting data and other operations are forbidden.
The player will return to the main menu automatically when connection
between PC and the player is cut off..
Note: The player supplies WIN98/WIN ME /WIN 2K./ WIN XP system
format (under WIN 2K/WIN XP system, only support FAT/FAT16 format.)
2.7 Volume adjustment
Press “VOL+” and “VOL-“ to adjust volume.
2.8 HOLD
“HOLD” key is located at the side. Once activated , all the keys will be
locked and the Hold icon will light on.
2.9 Power off
In Stop state, push and hold “” button for 5 seconds, the device will
power off.
2.10 Install driver
If your PC has a WIN98 system, the driver (not needed with
WINDOWS2000/XP) must be installed prior to using the player. You can
find driver software in the additional CD-ROM.
A、Startup WIN98 operating system
B、Insert CD-ROM into CD drive.
C、Run the installation software.
D、Restart the system.
E、Insert the MP3 player into USB port of PC, the system will find the
Portable-disk automatically.
2.11 Flash
This player supports the format procedure of Windows operating system to
format the memory of player.
When formatting the memory under Windows2000/WindowsXP operating
system, Select the FAT format in the File system prompt column of operating
interface, don’t choose others. Otherwise the player will refuse to function.
2.12 Upload and download removal of MP3 songs or other files
After the MP3 player is connected to PC, the PC will identify the player as a
“Portable (D :)” drive, hence the operating process for the MP3 player is the
same as operating its own HD or SD. From the PC all the files on the player
can be copied and deleted.
Note: Do not pull out the USB wire during data transport to avoid damaging
of the player!!
5、product technical specification
1、Flash (option128/256/512MB)
2、Support music format MP3&WMA
3、Support compression rate 32~320Kbps
4、Power supply ONE (1.5V/ “AAA” Battery)
5、Join orifice USB
6、Display LCM
7、LCD back-light Blue
8、Recording sampling frequency 8KHz
8、Frequency response 20Hz~20KHz
10、Distortion <0.1%
11、SNR of analog output >90 dB
12、file transfer rate >4Mbps
13、Power output >5mW+5mW
14、Weight 35 g (without battery)
ADDENDUM
ACT to WAVE file conversion
When using the voice recorder, data is stored in ACT files. These ACT files
can be easily converted into WAVE files with the attached software.
Please install the software and follow the instructions.
Chinese text
By accident, the menu on MP3 player can be changed from English into
Chinese.
To change back to English, please follow these steps:
- Select page 4/5 by pushing the button left or right, press it
once.
- Select page 7/11 by pushing the button left or right, press it
once.
- Select page 3/4 by pushing the button left or right, press it
once
- The English language is selected.
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