MP-Man FIESTA2WOM User manual

Key Operation

1 “ON/OFF”：Power switch.

2 Power on / Play / Pause / Stop, hereinafter

referred to as the "PLAY" button.

3 “MODE” Enter the main menu or previous

menu.

4 “Next”：Next option, Fast-forward. Volume

increases, the fast increase.

5 “Last”：Previous option, Rewind., Volume

reduction, and faster reduction.

6 “VOL”：Enter the volume interface.

7 “Headphone jack”：Headphone standard

jack.

8 “USB”：USB plug.

9 MICRO SD CARD

Audio mode

1.In music mode, there are two different

menus available: one is pressing M while

playing. It will appear the following menu:

- Equalizer

- Repeat: normal, repeat one, repeat all

- Replay

- Exit

2. A variety of sound effects (EQ), the specific

menu as follows:

Natural, Rock, Pop, Classical, Soft, Jazz, DBB

3. Toggle the Next button to select, short

press Mode key to confirm.

The other menu will appears wile pressing M

key in the Stop or Pause mode, you will find

the following menu: local folder, delete file,

delete all and exit.

○Synchronous lyrics display

The player supports "* LRC" lyrics files, lyrics

and songs synchronous playback.

！Native songs match the appropriate lyrics

are automatically read during playback. Do

not need to press any key allows you to use

with ease

Sound recording

Native support for 99 recording files are

stored for each directory.

○In the recording mode to record

1. Enter the main menu: “Recording”

2. Toggle the Next button to select the

recording mode.

3. Short press Mode key to enter the

recording mode, the graphics are as follows:

4. Short press the Play button to start

recording.

！During recording, short press the Play

button to pause recording, long press the

Play button to save the audio file. Long press

Mode button to exit the recording mode and

save the recording file.

！The recording process only responds to the

"Play" button and the Mode button.

○To select the recording type

Fine recording

Long-term recording

Super recording

○Play recording file

1 Enter the main menu

2 Toggle Next button, select "Voice"

3 Press play

4 Select the recording file.

Last button：Select the previous recording

file.

Next button：Select the next recording file.

System Settings

Here you can set system parameters, the

options change with the firmware upgrade.

1. Enter the main menu

2. Toggle Next key to select "System

Settings"

3. Short press Mode key to enter the

"System Settings"

LCD Set set the system to play / stop

mode, the screen saver

Language to set a different languages

Power off

to set a countdown time

(minutes), the time will

automatically shut down

Memory info Shows device information

Firmware

version

Display the firmware

version of the player

(Exit) exit this interface

！Tips: after the option is set press the Mode

button to exit or you can press the Play

button to quickly exit the menu. Press the

Play button to quickly exit the menu function

on all menus.

E-book

Under the main menu, select E-Book by

pressing the M button.

File select

Test3.TXT

Directory options: Select the root directory of

the removable disk.

Short press Mode key to enter the "Select

Directory" interface. Toggle the Next button

or Last button to select the directory where

the files you want to read. Short press the

Play button to open/access the selected file.

！This unit only supports “txt” files.

Using a USB disk

Connected to the PC: The player has three

display modes

1. Waiting state

2. Downloading information

3. Uploading information

Play Mode (Play submenu)

REPEAT

normal mode, Normal, Repeat, Repeat One,

Full circle, Repeat All

A-B repeat

1. Music playback or playback player.

2 Press the Mode button to enter Play

submenu.

3 toggle the Next button to select the "repeat

mode" menu item.

4 Press the Mode button to enter the "repeat

mode".

5 struck the Next button to determine the

starting point A,.

Repeat the key icon in the "A" blinking,

waiting to determine the starting point B

6. Toggle the Next button, to determine the

starting point B.

The repeat icon is fixed. AB points played

repeatedly to exit repeat mode, press the

Next button

Power / Charge

When the power is 3.8V, (Full battery

charge) the power displays full. With the

increase of use, the battery indicator will be

reduced.

When the power is almost completely run

out, the power icon will show blank.

！You must turn ON the power switch for

charging. Otherwise, the player will not be

able to respond to the charge task

CHARGING THE UNIT

This unit recharges the battery when

connected to a USB port, the battery will be

fully charged in around 4 hour.

！It is recommended a longer period of time

for the first charging, around 6 hours

Technical Specifications

Dimensions 84mm(L) * 35mm(W) *

12mm(H)

Weight 46.8g

Display dot-matrix (128 * 64),False

OLED LCD display

Connected

computer

high-speed USB 2.0 (Read

1000K Byte, write 800K Byte)

Power up to 6-8 hours

playback time (Headphone)

Power

Power up to 1-2 hours

playback time (Speakers)

sampling

rate

8KHz

Recording

Format

WAV（32K bps）

Recording

time

35Hrs,ACT，128M

Flash）

headphon

e output

（L）10mW＋（ R）

10mW（32Ohm）

MP3 bit

rate

8K bps – 320K bps

WMA bit

rate 5K bps – 384K bps

Frequency

Response 20Hz to 20KHz

MP3、WMA

Signal to

noise ratio 80dB

Music

formats

MP3 / WMA

Use

temperature

-5 to 40 degrees Celsius

Languages English, French, Germany,

Italian, Dutch, Portuguese,

Spanish

The

operating

system

Windows98/SE/ME/2K/XP/Vist

a/Win7

Note: Product design and specifications are

subject to change without notice.

This is to certify this MP3 Player

is in accordance with:

EN55022:2006+A1:2007

EN55024:1998+A1:2001+A2:2003

EN61000-3-2:2006+A1:2009+A2:2

009

EN61000-3-3:2008

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www.mpmaneurope.com

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