X4-TECH CLIPSTAR User manual

MP3 player
with a 1.8“ TFT color display
ClipStar
Instruction manual

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Content
6Chapter 1 Intended use
8 Chapter 2 Safety information
14 Chapter 3 General information
14 Battery information
15 Features
16 MP3 and WMA music format information
21 Chapter 4 The Device
21 Controls and indicators
23 Chapter 5 Basic operation
26 Chapter 6 Audio playback
30 Chapter 7 Video playback
32 Chapter 8 FM radio
36 Chapter 9 Displaying images
37 Chapter 10 e-book
39 Chapter 11 Voice recording
41 Chapter 12 Explorer
43 Chapter 13 Settings
49 Chapter 14 Converting a video le
52 Chapter 15 System update
54 Chapter 16 USB connection (Data transfer)
55 Chapter 17 Troubleshooting
57 Chapter 18 Maintenance and cleaning
57 Disposal
58 Chapter 19 Tips and information
59 Chapter 20 Specications
59 Technical data
60 Delivery contents

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Dear customer,
thank you for purchasing the MP3 player „ClipStar“ from
X4-TECH.
This instruction manual will explain and help you to un-
derstand how this device operates, as well as provide you
with information on maintenance, cleaning and safety pro-
cedures.
To maintain this products condition and ensure safe ope-
ration, it is required that the owner read and follow all in-
structions found in the instructions manual carefully! Reta-
in this instruction manual for future reference.
Improvements on our equipment are continuously being
made in both quality and performance, thus we reserve the
right to alter specications and information contained in
this manual without notice.
Should setup or operation dier from this user manual or
if any questions or suggestions arise, then please visit our
company website for the latest product information or
contract your local dealer for further information.
Your X4-TECH team
This product is EMV-certied and fullls all European and
National guideline requirements. A declaration of CE con-
formity has been established for this product. Certication
has been documented and entrusted to the manufacturer.
All company names and product names are trademarks of
their respective owners. All rights reserved.

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This product is intended for music playback in either MP3
or WMA format. Choose between a memory capacity of 2
GB or 4 GB, depending on player version and order number.
Use the USB 2.0 connection to copy music and video les
to your MP3 player; during data transport between two
computers you will also be able to le other data in me-
mory as well. The labels found on the device should never
be removed or damaged in any way. Misuse or operating
the device in any other way than described in this manual
could lead or cause damage to the device. Furthermore,
there is the risk of short circuiting, re, electric shock, etc.
All company names and product names are trademarks of
their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Before connecting your MP3 player to a computer, please
make sure that the USB cable is connected to your player
rst, before connecting it to your computer. Before discon-
necting the MP3 player from your computer, use the mou-
se to click on the symbol„Safely Remove Hardware“, in the
taskbar at the bottom right-hand side of the screen. Next,
select„USB mass storage device“ and conrm to remove.
After conrmation, detach the USB cable from the com-
puter port rst, before detaching it from your MP3 player.
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Intended use 1
Chapter 1 Intended useChapter 1 Intended use
Disconnecting the MP3 player improperly or improper
operation can result in damaged or lost les. We assume no
liability for any damage resulting from the failure to com-
ply with the instructions (as described above), improper
operation and handling.

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Chapter 2 Safety informationChapter 2 Safety information
Neglecting or ignoring the instructions found in this manu-
al can lead to damage occurred as a result of improper use,
which voids all warranty claims. We assume no liability for
consequential damage! We assume no liability for personal
or property damage resulting from the failure to comply
with the safety instructions, improper operation and hand-
ling. Under such circumstances, all claims under warranty
will become void.
Complying with the essential requirements of the Europe-
an health, safety and environmental protection legislation
(CE), any unauthorized modication and/or change on the
device is prohibited and will void the warranty and all war-
ranty claims. For maintenance or repairs please contract
your dealer.
This device is not a toy and is not intended for children.
Keep it away from children at all times to avoid possible
injury, as it contains small parts that could be swallowed.
Do not use this device in places that are extremely hot,
cold, dusty or humid.
Avoid dropping the device or subjecting it to strong im-
pact.
Safety information 2
This device should never come in contact with water or
moisture. Condensation can build up suddenly, when this
device is brought from a colder into a warmer area (e.g.
when transporting). Should this happen, allow the device
to warm up to room temperature rst before using. Care
should be taken that liquids do not come in contact with
the interior. This can not only damage the device, but also
become a re hazard.
Never place any sources of re on top of or near the device
(e.g. lighted candle).
Operate this device in a moderate climate and never expo-
se to extreme temperatures, such as high humidity.
Do not bend or place any heavy objects on the cable.
Do not disconnect the player from your PC during format-
ting or data transfer. Neglecting to do so could result in
software damage or lead to errors.
Operate this device with care and back up les if necessa-
ry, in order to retrieve them if something happens to the
originals.

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Chapter 2 Safety informationChapter 2 Safety information
Never leave packaging material lying around unsupervi-
sed. For children it could become a hazardous toy and lead
to serious injury.
Specications and improvements are subject to change
without notice.
Your full concentration and attention is required while
driving in trac (as well as in many other surroundings).
Using or listening to your MP3 player with earphones/
headphones can divert one’s attention and be just as dis-
tracting, as using your cell phone while driving. In case of
an accident, insurance coverage might be denied and you
could be partially blamed for the accident respectively!
If your car radio has an audio input connection (Line le-
vel), then you can also connect and play this MP3 player
through your radio. Appropriate cables are available at
your local dealer. Please refer to your car radios user manu-
al for more information.
For safety reasons as mentioned above, only operate (tur-
ning the power on, starting playback, etc.) this product
while your car is parked!
Warning!
Only format this device in a FAT le system! Not in FAT32!
Player software takes up a small portion of the memory for
internal calculations and may be less than the player’s total
internal memory capacity.
Precautions
A neck strap is included in delivery for hanging the MP3
player around your neck. Never leave this neck strap lying
around unsupervised. Keep it away from children at all
times to avoid injury and strangulation!
Improvements on our equipment are continuously being
made in both quality and performance, thus we reserve the
right to alter specications and information contained in
this manual without notice.

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Chapter 3 General information Chapter 3 General information
The player’s memory is empty when delivered. This means
there are no existing music les found on the player that
can be played back.
In case you do not have any MP3 les, you can use any
available audio CD with one of the various programs
available on the market to create your on MP3 les. It’s also
possible to record radio or television programs with the ap-
propriate programs; there are even special internet radio
stations that play in MP3 format.
Never disconnect a MP3 player from a computer during
data transmission. Damage or a loss in data during trans-
mission could occur, requiring the process to be repeated
again.
Battery information
Battery life expectancy may dier under dierent usage
and maintenance conditions and with dierent models.
Please charge the device should any of the following in-
stances occur:
› The battery indicator indicates a low battery.
› The player turns o automatically, and turns o again af-
ter rebooting.
› The buttons are inactive
› The player can not be turned on.
If you only want to transfer data from your computer to
your MP3 player without charging the battery, then make
sure the power switch is pushed to„OFF“.
If the player is not in use for a longer period of time, please
turn the power switch to„OFF“.
Features
› 1.77 inch 160 x 128 dot matrix TFT display
› MP3/WMA/WAV playback
› AVI movie function
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› FM turner, stores up to 20 stations
› FM recording, record FM programs
› No driver necessary under Windows 2000/XP/Vista
› Mobile storage function
› High quality voice recording
› Double earphones
› Supports mini SD cards
› Several EQ modes
› ID3 TAG support (title, artist, and lyrics - edited in advance)
› Firmware upgradeable
› Built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
› USB 2.0
MP3 and WMA music format information
Music, that we listen to either from a stereo system, kitchen
or car radio, is just actually an analog signal.
In the past one could buy records, music cassettes and ta-
pes with a recorded analog signal. While records were usu-
ally damaged from dust and frequent use, tapes demagne-
Chapter 3 General information Chapter 3 General information
tized themselves leading to a dull and mued sound.
Later on, the Compact Disc was developed for storing mu-
sic in digital form. An analog signal is measured at specic
intervals, transferred in numerical value and stored in a
specic form on the CD. A CD player (or amplier) evaluates
the computed value once again into an analog signal.
Most people do not even notice the dierence between
music coming from an analog source (record, tape) or from
that of a CD.
An audio CD can hold approximately 70 – 80 minutes of
music. Its format is similar to that of a normal computer
CD-ROM, which has an equivalent data volume of approx.
650 – 700 MB.
The early stages of computer technology development,
where 1 MB user memory, 100 MB hard drives and a 28 kBit
modem, a standard thing were, meant also that it usually
brought a lot of problems along with it.
That’s why researchers started experimenting with new
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Contrary to the dierent compression programs on com-
puters, for instance WinZip, all initial information will be
irretrievably lost when audio compressing.
Normally the dierence between MP3 and audio CD play-
back can not be heard; provided that a „better” compressi-
on level is used.
In this case, the playback quality oered in mobile devices
(e.g. the included MP3 player) or in cars is satisfactory. The
most common known compressed le format is „MP3”,
which oers a variety of quality levels (The principle is: the
better the format, the greater the amount of data).
Later on, other dierent compressed audio le formats
were developed; the second most important after „MP3” is
the„WMA” format.
Meanwhile, there are both free of charge and/or very ex-
pensive programs for almost all operating systems availa-
ble on the market that can be used with any available au-
dio CD (or other source), to help you create compressed
music les.
Please note:
A lot of audio CDs are copy protected to prevent cloning.
In some cases, complications could arise when converting
into a compressed music data le.
Hi- CD players will normally not be aected by copy pro-
tected CDs; a lot of computer drives will although refuse
playback.
The industry is tending to gradually change back to CDs
that are not copy protected, due to the many problems
that DVD players, car radios and other portable playback
units are having with this copy protection method.
This copy protection system was developed to prevent CD
cloning and circulation, which is why many record compa-
nies are trying to protect their CDs.
Such trends threaten the existence of artists, musicians and
the music industry. The development of the copy protec-
tion system has also led to an illegal circulation of music in
the form of MP3 les via internet and online exchange.
What it comes down to, is that there are now quite a numb-
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er of various internet providers on the market oering
compressed music les that can be legally purchased and
downloaded.
Being able to listen to dierent samples of music and ha-
ving the ability to download directly, one is only minutes
away (granted you have DSL) from desired songs in either
MP3 or WMA format.
There are even special internet radio stations extra for re-
cording, provided you have the proper software.
MP3 les (as well asWMA les) are nothing more than a spe-
cic compression format designed to reduce the amount
of space needed for saving and storing compressed songs.
Chapter 3 General information Chapter 4 The device
The device 4
Controls and indicators
1. Neck strap slot
2. Earphone jack
3. Earphone jack
4. M
5. REW
6. FF
Chapter 1 Intended Use
Chapter 2 Safety Information
Chapter 3 General Information
Chapter 4 MP3/WMA music format information
Chapter 5 Controls and Indicators
Chapter 6 Basic Operation
Chapter 7 Audio Playback
Chapter 8 Video Playback
Chapter 9 FM Radio
Chapter 10 Displaying Images
Chapter 11 E-book
Chapter 12 Recording
Chapter 13 Explorer
Chapter 14 Settings
Chapter 15 Converting to a Video File
Chapter 16 System Upgrade
Chapter 17 USB Connection (data transfer)
Chapter 18 Troubleshooting
Chapter 19 Maintenance and Cleaning
Chapter 20 Disposal
Chapter 21 Tips and Information
Chapter 22 Delivery Contents
Chapter 23 Specifications
5 . Controls and Indicators
1) Neck strap slot
2) Earphone jack
3) Earphone jack
4) M
5) REW
6) FF
7) Power Switch
8) LCD display
9) Play/Pause/Stop/Power Off
10) Volume decrease
11) Volume increase
12) USB jack
13) Built-in microphone
14) Mini SD card slot

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7. Power switch
8. LCD display
9. Play/Pause/Stop/Power o
10. Volume decrease
11. Volume increase
12. USB jack
13. Built-in microphone
14. Mini SD card slot
Chapter 4 The device Chapter 5 Basic operation
Basic operation 5
1. Power On/O
On
Press the„Ñ ;“ button to turn the device on and the player‘s
logo will appear on the LCD display. The main menu will be
displayed on screen.
O
Press and hold the„Ñ ;“ button to turn the player o.
Reset
For abnormal operation, push the POWER switch to „OFF“
to turn the player o and then back to„ON“ to turn the pla-
yer on again. This will reset the player.
2). Charging
Connect the USB cable to your player first and then to your computer or as an alternative
your can use the included USB charger to charge the battery. During charging, a container
containing a red liquid will be displayed on screen. The battery is fully charged when this
liquid turns green. Once connecting to a computer the player automatically enters a U-disk
mode. Exit the U-disk mode to enter into a charging mode.
Note: For safety reasons, charging should not exceed 8 hours.
Charge your battery only when it is empty and please charge it full once. Battery
lifespan is based on the number of times that a battery is charged. Charging the
battery after each use, disruption during charging or even partial charging will
shorten its lifespan.
3) Buttons
In the main menu, navigate with the “ ” or “ ” button to select a menu and press the
“M” button to enter. To return to the main menu, press and hold the “M” button to exit.
Note:
Press and hold the “M” and “ ” button at the same time to lock the buttons; press
both buttons again to unlock.
4). FM tuner (optional)
The earphones acts as an antenna while listening to FM radio stations. Please plug the
earphones in first for FM reception.
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2. Charging
Connect the USB cable to your player rst and then to your
computer or as an alternative your can use the included
USB charger to charge the battery. During charging, a con-
tainer containing a red liquid will be displayed on screen.
The battery is fully charged when this liquid turns green.
Once connecting to a computer the player automatically
enters a U-disk mode. Exit the U-disk mode to enter into a
charging mode.
Note
For safety reasons, charging should not exceed 8 hours.
Charge your battery only when it is empty and please
charge it full once. Battery lifespan is based on the numb-
er of times that a battery is charged. Charging the battery
after each use, disruption during charging or even partial
charging will shorten its lifespan.
Chapter 5 Basic operation Chapter 5 Basic operation
3. Buttons
In the main menu, navigate with the„:“ or „9“ button to
select a menu and press the „M“ button to enter. To return
to the main menu, press and hold the„M“ button to exit.
Note:
Press and hold the„M“ and „Ñ ;“ button at the same time
to lock the buttons; press both buttons again to unlock.
4. FM tuner
The earphones acts as an antenna while listening to FM
radio stations. Please plug the earphones in rst for FM re-
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1. Playback
Select „Music“ in the main menu and press the „M“ button
to enter this mode. The player will start to play music.
2. Buttons
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select audio les.
› Press the „Ñ ;“ button to start playback.
› Press and hold the „M“ button to exit and return to the
main menu.
3. Volume adjustment
Press the „–“ button to decrease and the „+“ button to in-
crease the volume.
4. Previous le/next le; FF/RW
Press the „:“ or „9“ button down shortly to skip to the
next/previous le.
Chapter 6 Audio playback
Audio playback 6
Press and hold the„:“ or „9“ to FF/RW.
5. Pause
During playback, press the„Ñ ;“ button to pause; press the
„Ñ ;“ button again to resume playback.
6. Play list
Press the „M“ button to enter and view the play list. Press
the „:“ or „9“ button to select a le and the „M“ button
to enter and start playback. You can press and hold the„+“
button in the play list to also delete a selected le.
7. EQ settings
Press and hold the „M“ button to enter this mode. Select
„Settings › Music › EQ select“. There are 7 equalizer modes to
choose from: Normal, 3D, Rock, Pop, Classic, Bass and Jazz.
Choose a mode by navigating with the„:“ or „9“ button.
Press the„M“ button to conrm and exit this option.
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8. Repeat mode setting
Press and hold the „M“ button to enter this menu. Select
„Settings › Music › Repeat mode“.
Navigate with the„:“ or „9“ button to one of the follow-
ing options: Once, Repeat 1, Folder Once, Folder Repeat, All
once, All Repeat and Intro. Press the„M“ button to conrm
and exit this option.
9. Play mode setting
Press and hold the „M“ button to enter this menu. Select
„Settings › Music › Play mode“. Navigate with the „:“ or
„9“ button to select a play mode option: Order and Shuf-
e. Press the„M“ button to conrm and exit this option.
10. A-B repeat
The A-B repeat function lets you mark a range that is to be
repeated more than once. During playback, press and hold
the„+“ button once to set the start point„A“ for the begin-
ning of a range, the LCD displays „A-“; press and hold the
„+“ button again to set the end point „B“ for the end of a
range that is to be repeated. The„A-B“ symbol can be seen
on the LCD display and the player will start to repeat the
selected range. Press the „+“ button a third time to exit this
mode. If the player is in a paused status the „A-B“ repeat
function is invalid.
Note
During„A“ or„A-B“ status operation, press and hold the„:“
or „9“ button to cancel the„A-B Repeat“ function.
11. Lyrics display
During playback, press and hold the „–“ button to switch
between an equalizer and lyrics mode. A lyrics le and a
music le must have the same name and be found in the
same folder, in order for the player to enter the lyrics text
mode and display the lyrics automatically.
Note
The le name for lyrics must be the same as the music le
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Chapter 7 Video playback Chapter 7 Video playback
1. Playback
In the main menu, select „Video“ and press the „M“ button
to enter this mode.
2. Buttons
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select an video le.
› Press the„M“ button to start playback.
› Press the„M“ button to return to the previous le list.
› Press and hold the „M“ button to return to the main
menu.
3. Volume adjustment
Press„–“ to decrease and„+“ to increase the volume.
4. Previous le/next le
Press the „:“ button to skip to the next le and the „9“
button to skip to the previous le.
5. Pause
During playback, press the„Ñ ;“ button to pause; press the
„Ñ ;“ button again to resume playback.
6. Play list
Press the „M“ button to enter the play list. Navigate with
„:“ or „9“ to select a le and press the „M“ button to
enter and start playback. Press and hold the „+“ button in
the play list to delete a selected le.
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9. FM Radio : (optional)
1). FM mode:
Select “FM” in the main menu with the “ ” or “ ” button and press the “M” button to
enter. The above picture is an example of what can be seen on display.
2). Buttons
A). Press the “M” button to enter the main menu.
B). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to select a menu function.
C). Press the “M” button to return to the previous menu.
D). Press and hold the “M” button to return to the main menu.
3).Volume adjustment
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1. FM mode
Select „FM“ in the main menu with the„:“ or „9“ button
and press the „M“ button to enter. The above picture is an
example of what can be seen on display.
2. Buttons
› Press the„M“ button to enter the main menu.
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select a menu function.
› Press the„M“ button to return to the previous menu.
› Press and hold the„M“ button to return to the main menu.
Chapter 8 FM radio Chapter 8 FM radio
FM radio 8
9. FM Radio : (optional)
1). FM mode:
Select “FM” in the main menu with the “ ” or “ ” button and press the “M” button to
enter. The above picture is an example of what can be seen on display.
2). Buttons
A). Press the “M” button to enter the main menu.
B). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to select a menu function.
C). Press the “M” button to return to the previous menu.
D). Press and hold the “M” button to return to the main menu.
3).Volume adjustment
Press “-” to decrease and “+” to increase the volume.
4). Manual searching
3. Volume adjustment
Press„–“ to decrease and„+“ to increase the volume.
4. Manual searching
Press the„M“ button to open the FM menu option list. Se-
lect „manual“ by navigating with the „:“ or „9“ button
and press the „M“ to enter the manual searching mode.
Each time the „:“ or „9“ button is now pressed the fre-
quency will decrease or increase by 0.1 MHz. Once a station
has been manually found, please refer to step 6 on how to
store a station. Press the „M“ button to return to the previ-
ous menu.
5. Auto-searching
Press the„M“ button to open the FM menu option list. Se-
lect „auto“ by navigating with the„:“ or „9“ button and
press the „M“ to enter the auto searching mode. The pla-
yer automatically begins to search for and store stations.
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mode to listen to stored FM stations.
6. Storing
Press the„M“ button to open the FM menu option list. Na-
vigate with the„:“ or „9“ button to„Mem“ and press the
„M“ button to enter. Navigate with the„:“ or „9“ button
to select the channel of the station to be stored: CH1, CH2,
etc. and press the „M“ button to conrm. A window will
open up on display; navigate with the „:“ or „9“ button
to select „YES“ and press the „M“ button to save and store
the station as a preset channel. Enter the „preset“ mode to
listen to stored channels.
7. Preset station
Press the„M“ button to open the FM menu option list. Na-
vigate with the „:“ or „9“ button to select „Preset“ and
press the„M“ button to enter. Press the „:“ or „9“ button
to select channels. To exit this menu option press the „M“
button to.
Chapter 8 FM radio Chapter 8 FM radio
8. Delete stations
Press the„M“ button to open the FM menu option list. Na-
vigate with the „:“ or „9“ button to select „Delete“ and
press the„M“ to enter.
Press the „:“ or „9“ button to select the station to be
deleted and the„M“ button again to conrm deletion. Press
the„M“ button to exit.
9. FM recording
› Enter FM recording: While listening to an FM station, press
and hold the „Ñ ;“ button to enter the FM recording func-
tion.„Preparing“ can be seen on the LCD display.
› Start FM recording: During the „Preparing“ status, press
the„Ñ ;“ button to start recording.„Recording“ can be seen
on the LCD display.
› Pause FM recording: In a „Recording“ status, press the
„Ñ ;“ button to pause; press again to resume recording.
› Save and exit recording: Press and hold the „M“ button to
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1. Enter picture display mode
Select „Photo“ in the main menu with the „:“ or „9“
button and press the „M“ button to enter. The player en-
ters a browser mode. You can now select a picture for a full
screen view.
2. Picture browsing
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select the picture to be
displayed.
› After selecting a le, press the„M“ button for a full screen
view.
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to skip to the next or previ-
ous picture.
› Press the „Ñ ;“ button to view pictures automatically. The
viewing interval between pictures can be set in the „auto
view setting“ menu.
› Press the„M“ button to return to a browser mode.
› Press and hold the „M“ button to exit and return to the
main menu.
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Select “Photo” in the main menu with the “ ” or “ ” button and press the “M” button to
enter. The player enters a browser mode. You can now select a picture for a full screen view.
2). Picture browsing
A). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to select the picture to be displayed.
B). After selecting a file, press the “M” button for a full screen view.
C). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to skip to the next or previous picture.
D). Press the “ ” button to view pictures automatically. The viewing interval between
pictures can be set in the “auto view setting” menu.
E). Press the “M” button to return to a browser mode.
F). Press and hold the “M” button to exit and return to the main menu.
1 1. E-book
1) Enter E-book mode
In the main menu, select “Text” and press the “M” button to enter. The player will display
the E-book file list.
2) Reading E-book (txt file playback)
A). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to select a file.
B). Press the “M” button to enter and start reading.
C). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to skip to the next or previous page.
D). Press the “-” or “+” button to skip to the previous or next line.
E). Press the “ ” button to thumb automatically. The interval of thumbing can be set
in the “auto view setting” menu.
F). Press and hold the “+” button to display the “save bookmark” list. Press the “ ” or
“ ” button to select the bookmark and then press the “M” button to save it.
G). Press and hold the “-” button to display the “load bookmark” list. Press the “ ” or “
” button to select the bookmark and then press the “M” button to load it.
H). While reading the E-book, press the “M” button to return to the file list. Press and
hold the “M” button to exit.
Note: The bookmark is only valid for the current file and has to be reset when
reading other files.
12 . Voice recording
1. Enter e-book mode
In the main menu, select„Text“ and press the„M“ button to
enter. The player will display the e-book le list.
2. Reading e-book (txt le playback)
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select a le.
› Press the„M“ button to enter and start reading.
› Press the„:“ or „9“ button to skip to the next or previ-
ous page.
› Press the„–“ or „+“ button to skip to the previous or next
line.
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of thumbing can be set in the„auto view setting“ menu.
› Press and hold the „+“ button to display the „save book-
mark“ list. Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select the book-
mark and then press the„M“ button to save it.
› Press and hold the „–“ button to display the „load book-
mark“ list. Press the„:“ or „9“ button to select the book-
mark and then press the„M“ button to load it.
› While reading the e-book, press the „M“ button to return
to the le list. Press and hold the „M“ button to exit.
Note
The bookmark is only valid for the current le and has to be
reset when reading other les.
Chapter 10 e-book Chapter 11 Voice recording
1. Enter recording
Select„Record“ in the main menu and press the„M“ button
to enter.
2. Start recording
„Prepare“ can be seen on the LCD display. Press the „Ñ ;“
button to start recording.
Voice recording 11
1). Enter recording
Select “Record” in the main menu and press the “M” button to enter.
2). Start recording
“Prepare…” can be seen on the LCD display. Press the “ ” button to start recording.
3). Pause recording
Press the “ ” button during recording to pause. Press this button once again to resume
recording.
4). Save and exit recording
Press and hold the “M” button to save the recorded file and to exit FM recording.
6). Play recorded file
A). Enter the “Music” menu and press the “M” button to display the file list.
B). Press the “ ” or “ ” button to select a “VOICE” folder.
C). Press the “M” button to enter and the “ ” or “ ” button to select the file to be
played.
D). Press the “M” button to start playback.
1 3. Explorer
1). Enter Explorer mode
Select “Navigation” in the main menu and press the “M” button to enter.