Nextar MA230 User manual

MA230 | Digital MP3 Player
Instruction Manual

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction..........................................................................................................................1
2. Safety instructions...............................................................................................................1
3. Feature summary................................................................................................................ 3
4. Contents..............................................................................................................................3
5. Getting to know the player...................................................................................................3
6. Getting started.....................................................................................................................4
7. System functions.................................................................................................................5
8. Playback............................................................................................................................10
9. Recording..........................................................................................................................19
10. Operating the FM radio....................................................................................................21
11. Text view...........................................................................................................................22
12. Image view.......................................................................................................................24
13. How to use telephone book.............................................................................................25
14. Video playback.................................................................................................................27
15. Specications...................................................................................................................27
16. Install the software...........................................................................................................28
17. Conncting to the PC.........................................................................................................30
18. Software...........................................................................................................................30
19. Troubleshooting...............................................................................................................34

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1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing our MP3 player.
Before using the unit please read this
manual carefully to obtain the best possible
performance from your player. Keep this
manual for future reference
2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
General instructions
Do not use the appliance while steering a
motor-driven vehicle, e.g. when driving a
car, or when riding a bike.
Never place the appliance on an uneven
surface. People may be injured if it falls
down.
Keep the appliance out of the reach of small
children.
If you connect the appliance to other
electronic equipment, read the safety
information and the owners guides for this
equipment as well.
In industrial facilities the accident prevention
regulations of the association of industrial
trade associations for electrical installations
and equipment must be observed.
In schools, training institutions, hobby or
self-help workshops operations of electronic
products must be supervised by trained
personnel.
If you have any questions regarding the
appliance, how it works, safety or correct
connections, please contact our technical
support service or ask any specialist.
Th e seller does not assume any
responsibility for damage caused when
the appliance is used or for claims by third
parties.
Never apply external voltage to the appliance
unless this is provided directly for operations
and is necessary.
Environmental conditions
Keep the appliance away from magnetic
cards, such as credit cards, or clocks with

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a balance, to prevent damage to the card
information from the loudspeaker magnets.
Keep the appliance away from heavy
mechanical loads. Protect it from vibrations
and severe impacts, and do not drop or
shake it. Excessive pressure on the LCD
may damage it.
Do not expose the appliance to high
temperatures (above 60° C) and severe
temperature uctuations. Protect it from direct
sunlight and keep it away from sources of
heat.
Pro tect the appliance from damp. Do not
use it in rooms with high humidity, e.g.
bathrooms.
Do not use the appliance in dusty places
and protect it from dust.
Parts of the appliance or asseccories may
contain so-called softeners, which may
damage sensitive furniture and plastic
surfaces. Avoid direct contact with sensitive
surfaces.
Technical problems
In case any foreign material or liquid gets into
the product, please immediately remove the
battery. Before you use it again, ask your
authorised dealer to check the product
carefully.
Please do not hesitate to contact our service
center.
Most electronic appliances, such as lamps,
adding machines, computers, telephones,
etc., generate an electromagnetic eld. Do
not place any electronic appliances next to
the radio to avoid unwanted interference.
Packaging material
Please don’t Keep any packaging material
within reach of small children. It can become
a dangerous toy.
Cleaning and maintenance
For cleaning use dry and soft cloth.

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3. FEATURE SUMMARY
• STN 64K color display
• Image, video and text display
• Automatic turn off (if the appliance is
not in use)
• Automatic numbering of recording
• Built-in equalizer
• USB 2.0 full speed
• Multilingual menu guidance
• Photo, lm and video playback
• MP3- and WMA les playback
• Up to 10 hours of playback time (one
cycle of charging)
• Built-in lithium battery
4. CONTENTS
MP3 Player Stereo earphones Users guide
USB cable CD-Rom
5. GETTING TO KNOW THE PLAYER
View of the player
Display

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6. GETTING STARTED
Turn on
Move the on/off switch in direction of the
arrow to turn on the appliance. The appliance
will need approximately 5 seconds to start to
play.
The dnt logo appears on the display and the
appliance will turn to Stop mode.
Turn off
Move the on/off switch against the direction
of the arrow to turn off the power of the
appliance. To put the V-Box into Standby
mode, press the Start/Pause button until the
display turns off.
Check battery condition
The appliance has a built-in Lithium battery.
The battery charges whenever the appliance
is connected to the USB interface. The
battery icon blinks on the display.
Battery charging time: approximately 3
hours.
If the battery is empty, the appliance
turns off or will not
start.
Recharging the battery / Operation with
external adapter
Connect the adapter to the USB connection
port.
The display shows the battery status icon
while charging.
Charging: Approx. 3 hours (at full
discharge).
You can use the Q-Style during charging it
you charge with the ext. adapter.

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7. SYSTEM FUNCTIONS
Clock
You should set date and time before you
start recording with the appliance. The date
will be set in US format: Year - Month - Day
Press the mode button for more than 3
seconds to get to the menu.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select
the menu item SYS.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select
the menu item Systime time.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to set the
value.
Use the Start/pause button to get to the next
position .
Press the Mode button again to exit.
The Recording time has to be set again
every time.
LCD set with this function you can set the
display.
Press the Mode button for more than 3
seconds to get to the menu.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
the menu item SYS.
Press the Mode button to conrm.

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Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select
the menu item LCD set.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Brightness
Select the menu item Brightness and press
the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select a
value from 0 to 15.
Press the Mode button to conrm. Use the
Forward/Rewind buttons to select the menu
item Exit.
Dimming
To save battery power, the brightness of the
display can be reduced with the time set.
Select the menu item darkle and press the
Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select a
value from 0 to 60 seconds where 0 means
the function is disabled.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select
the menu item Exit.

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Black
To save battery power, the display can be
turned off according to the time set.
Select the menu item Auto Power Off and
press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select a
value from 0 to 60 seconds, where 0 means
the function is disabled.
Press the Mode button to conrm. Use the
Forward/Rewind buttons to select the menu
item Exit.
Language
With this function you can select the font
and the displayed language respectively.
Press the Mode button for more than 3
seconds to get to the main menu.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
the menu item SYS.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
the menu item Language.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
the desired language.
Press the Mode button again to exit.

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Power OFF
With this function you can set a turn-off time
for the MP3 Player. Here you differentiate
between the turn-off time if the appliance is
not in use and a sleep timer. With the sleep
timer the appliance turns off automatically
according to the time programmed.
Press the Mode button to get to the menu.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
the menu item SYS.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
the menu item Power off.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind button to select
from off time and Sleep time.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Off time
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select
a turn off time in 3 steps 0, 50 and 100
seconds.
00 seconds means the function is disabled.
Press the Mode button to conrm.
Use the Forward/Rewind buttons to select
the menu item Exit.
The appliance switches off automatically
if no button is pressed during the time
programmed.
The appliance will not switch off if Auto
off is set Inactive (0 seconds).