SWEEX MP300010 User manual

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NOTE:
Formatting must be done using the software supplied.
Software Installation for Mac
No driver is needed for these operating systems. After you have connected the MP3 Player to the USB Port, Window automatically detects the
MP3 Player.
Function Keys:
1. LED light
2. Laser Pointer
3. Connection for Headphone
4. Key Block
5. LCD Display
6. Line In
7. USB Connection
8. MMC/ SD Card Reader
9. Play / Pause
10.Menu
11.Del /A-B
12.Record
13.On/Off/Stop
14.Volume +
15.Volume -
16.Forward
17.Rewind
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MP300010/MP300020 Sweex MP3 Player 128 MB/256 MB
Advantages
FM Radio - Listen to your favourite radio station.
FM Recording - Record your favourite songs in WAV format while listening.
Flash Memory - Play 30/60 MP3 songs from the internal 128 MB/256 MB Flash memory.
Speech Recording - The built-in microphone also enables you to record meetings, for example.
Key Characteristics
•Supports MP3 and WMA files
•The memory is expandable using Secure Digital or Multi Media Card (SD/MMC)
•Up to 12 hours of music on an AAA 1.5 volt battery
Specifications
•128 MB/256 MB of internal flash memory
•Interface USB 1.1
•Adjustable equalizer
•20 FM radio channels
•Supports ID3 Tag (extra information within the file about the relevant MP3 file)
•Supports A-B Repeat
•Torch
•Laser Pointer
•Win98SE, Win 2000, Win XP, Mac OS 9.x and OS 10.x compatible
Software/ Hardware Installation for Windows 98SE
1. Insert the driver in the CD-ROM drive and double-click on "Win98 Driver"
2. Double-click on "Set-up" and follow the instructions to complete the installation
3. After the installation has been completed, connect the MP3 player and you will now see two removable disks in ‘My Computer’
Software Installation for Windows 2000 and Windows XP
No driver is needed for these operating systems. After you have connected the MP3 Player to the USB Port, Window automatically detects the
MP3 Player.

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Inserting the Battery
If the MP3 Player is not being used for some time, we recommend that the batteries are
removed in order to prevent leaking or corrosion of the batteries.
Switching on the MP3 Player (Key 13)
The MP3 Player is switched on by pressing 'key 13'.
If the block key has been pressed, all functions are switched off. Consequently the MP3 Player cannot be switched on.
Switching off the MP3 Player (Key 13)
The MP3 Player is switched off by pressing 'key 13' for 2 seconds.
Play, Pause (Key 9)
The MP3 song can be played by pressing 'key 9'. If you press this key again, the ‘Pause’function is activated.
Recording (Key 12)
Use ‘key 12’to start recording. The built-in microphone is used to record.
Deleting MP3 Songs
Press ‘key 9’to delete an MP3 song. Next press ‘key 11’for 2 seconds. You will then be asked to confirm deletion.
Volume Control (Keys 14 and 15)
Use ‘key 14’and ‘key 15’to adjust the volume level.
Block Key (Key 4)
If you press ‘key 4’, all keys on your MP3 Player will be blocked. Even the on/off keys will be blocked.
Connect to PC (Position 7)
If you have connected the USB cable to your PC and you are downloading MP3 Songs, the ‘PC Connected’icon will appear on your display.
You cannot use your MP3 Player while this procedure is being carried out.
MMC/SD Card
If you want to insert a Secure Digital or Multi Media Card (SD/MMC), you must first switch off your MP3 Player. This is to prevent any
damage occurring.
NOTE:
Never disconnect the USB cable while downloading. This can damage the Flash Memory. If the battery is almost empty, the battery icon on your
display will start to flash. The MP3 Player will then automatically switch off.

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LCD Display
In the diagram below you will find a description of all the icons linked to the different function keys. When using one of these function keys,
the relevant icon can be seen on your LCD display.
For the complete manual please see the CD-ROM supplied with your product.