MP-Man CLIPSY User manual

CLIPSY EN

For,Model,No.

User,Manual

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1. Contents

1.!Contents................................................................................................................. 1!

2.!About this manual .................................................................................................. 2!

3.!Notes ..................................................................................................................... 2!

4.!Functions ............................................................................................................... 2!

5.!Contents of this pack ............................................................................................. 2!

6.!Prior to use............................................................................................................. 3!

7.!Operation ............................................................................................................... 4!

8.!Main menu ............................................................................................................. 5!

9.!Music ..................................................................................................................... 5!

10.!Voice recording ...................................................................................................... 7!

11.!System settings...................................................................................................... 8!

12.!Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................... 9!

13.!Technical data...................................................................................................... 10!

14.!Disposal of used electric devices ......................................................................... 10!

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WARNING: Prolonged exposure to excessively loud music can result

in temporary or permanent hearing damage or hearing loss. The use

of the Video player in traffic is not recommended. It can cause the

listener to react disregardful towards potential hazards such as

approaching vehicles.

2. About this manual

Read this manual carefully and observe, read and follow all instructions mentioned in this

to ensure the long life and reliable use of the device. Please keep this manual handy for

future reference and pass it on to other users of the device.

3. Notes

Prevent the device from dropping.

Do not use the device in extremely cold, hot , humid or dusty areas. Do not expose it

to direct sunlight.

Back up your device regularly to avoid possible data loss.

Avoid using your player in strongly magnetic fields.

Protect the device from moisture. Should moisture seep into the device, please

switch it off immediately and clean and dry the device afterwards.

Do not use any chemical solutions to clean the device. Use a dry cloth only.

We are not liable for damages or data loss caused by malfunctions, incorrect

operation, repairs done by you or changing of the battery.

Please do not disassemble the device into components and do not try to repair it

yourself as the warranty expires in this case.

4. Functions

xPlayback of MP3, WMA files

xFolder navigation

xSpeech recording

xBuilt-in re-chargeable Li-polymer battery

5. Contents of this pack

xMP3-Player

xStereo headphones

xUSB cable

xUser manual

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6. Prior to use

Connect to the PC

Please proceed as follows:

(1) Connect the player with the USB-port of the PC

(2) The window "CLIPSY" opens. Now you can store the data from your hard disk on

the player.

Safe removal from PC

For Windows XP/Vista/Windows7/8/8.1/10:

Click with the right mouse button bottom right in the task bar onto the symbol "safe

removal of hardware". Select "remove USB flash drive" with the left mouse button from the

appearing context menu. Please ensure that the data transfer has been finished

completely.

Now you can remove the device.

Charging the battery:

The device has a built-in re-chargeable Li-polymer battery. The battery is charged via the

USB connection to your PC. Before using the device for the first time, please make sure

that the battery is fully charged. This usually takes about 3 hours.

Note: for optimum performance, the re-chargeable Li-polymer battery must be used

regularly. If this is not the case, fully charge the battery at least once per month.

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Controls

7. Operation

On / Off

Keep the Play/Pause key pressed for approx. 3 seconds to switch on the player. To

switch it off, press the key again for approx. 3 seconds.

Play / Pause

Press the button for playback or stopping of a track.

Adjust volume

Keep the back / volume key pressed to open the volume selection menu. Now

with the keys you can adjust the desired volume. Because of legal provisions,

you have to press the menu key to change from level 18 to 19 to continue to increase

the volume with the key.

Forward / Back

Press the / button to go to the previous or to the next track.

Fast forward

Press and hold down the button to fast forward within the track.

Rewind

Press and hold down the button to rewind within the track.

Key lock

By confirming the sliding key on the side of the appliance you can activate or

deactivate the button lock according to the selected position.

(1) Micro SD - Card

(2) LCD Display

(3) Button Lock

(4) Play / Pause key

(5) Menu key

(6) key

(7) key

(8) Back / Volume key

(9) USB plug

(10) Ear-phone connection

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8. Main menu

After having switched on the MP3 player the main menu is displayed. Here you can select

the functions music, registration, display and setup.

To select the function press the keys / and confirm your selection by the key .

9. Music

Select Music from the main menu. Now you can playback the stored tracks.

zCall folder navigation

(1) In the music mode press the menu key in Pause status.

(2) Then select the point List in the submenu.

(3) Now all titles of the currently displayed folders are displayed for you.

(4) To eventually reach a higher level in your folder structure, press the Back key.

(5) With the keys / select the searched title and confirm your selection by

pressing key to start playback.

zDelete track

To delete a single track do the following:

(1) In music mode, press the menu key in pause status.

(2) Select Delete File.

(3) All music files of the list of a displayed song are displayed for you (if you want to

delete the title in another list, you have to change to the desired list through the

folder navigation).

(4) With the keys / select the searched title and confirm your selection by

pressing key .

(5) Now you are asked to confirm the deletion process.

(6) Press keys / to select yes or no. Confirm your selection with key .

Press back key once to delete selection and make a new selection or twice to

change back to playback mode.

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zDelete all music files

To delete all music files (MP3 and WMA) on the memory card, proceed as

described. Please select Delete all music files instead of Delete File and confirm

your selection. Now all MP3 and WMA files are deleted from the memory card.

Other file and folder types cannot be deleted by the player. For this purpose, use

your computer.

zA-B Repeat

To repeat a special section of a title, proceed as follows:

(1) During playback press the key menu and select submenu A-B repetition.

(2) Now you can start the A-B repetition (A-B repetition) or interrupt the number of

desired repetitions (repeat number) and the desired pause duration between

repetitions (pause between repet.).

(3) If by selection A-B repetition you have started the procedure, you will go back to

the playback mode and symbol A flashes for A-B repetition mode. By press key

you set the starting point and by re-pressing the same key the end point of

the A-B repetition.

(4) Now the section between the selected start and end point will be repeated

according to the selected number.

(5) To end the A-B repetition earlier, press the key menu.

zExit music mode

Press back key in playback mode to change to main menu.

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10. Voice recording

In the main menu select the function record.

zRecord

(1) Press the button to start recording.

(2) During recording you can stop and/or resume the recording by pressing the

button.

(3) Press the back button to stop and save the recording. Recording is saved

as .wav file.

(4) Press the menu key before starting recording. So you can navigate through the

existing recordings (list) and set up the recording quality (quality).

Attention: Do not switch off the device during recording. The recording will not be

saved and is lost.

zPlayback

By the function playback in the main menu the playback mode is opened for saved

registrations. Playback your recordings like you playback music. Here you can also

navigate through the list of your recordings, delete a single file or all voice files by

pressing key menu before the playback start to reach the submenu.

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memory card.

zExit the function record

Press the back button to go to the main menu.

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11. System settings

To set your MP3 player individually do the following:

(1) In the main manu, selection the function Setup.

(2) Press keys / to select the desired setting (see table). Confirm your selection

with key . Press back key to go back to main menu.

Function

Selection Opportunities (description)

LCD On/Off

0±60 seconds in 3 seconds steps

Define after how many seconds without entry

the display has to be switched off. By selecting

0, you deactivate the function.

Language

French, German, Italian, Dutch,

English, Spanish

Adjust the desired system language here.

Save

energy

Auto Off

0±60 minutes in 5 minutes steps

Define after how many minutes without use the

player has to be automatically switched off. By

selecting 0, you deactivate the function.

Sleep-Timer

0±120 minutes in 10 minutes steps

Define after how much time the player has to be

switched off also during active playback. By

selecting 0, you deactivate the function.

Brightness

0±15

Set the desired brightness level of the display.

Firmware Version

The version number of the Firmware is

displayed.

Memory Information

The memory location status of the inserted

memory card is displayed.

Factory Settings

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settings.

Back

Here you can change back to the main menu.

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12. Troubleshooting

xThe display is blank.

(1) The battery is empty. Charge the battery.

(2) The keys are locked. Please deactivate the key lock.

xNo sound during playback of a file.

(1) The volume is too low. Increase the volume.

(2) The audio file is defective. Please transfer the file again.

xNo connection can be established with the PC.

(1) The driver was not installed properly. Re-install the driver.

(2) Please carry out a main board update.

(Please refer to the manufacturer`s instructions)

xThe track time displayed keeps on changing.

(1) The bit rate of the MP3 file changes during playback. Please use a universal bit

rate for compression.

xThe PC shows an error on connection with the player.

(1) The player was disconnected during data transfer from the PC.

Never disconnect the player during data transfer.

xMP3 data is not played properly.

(1) The MP3 data was compressed in a wrong format, e.g. in MPEG 1 or 2.

Delete the file formats that are not supported.

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