MP-Man MP-AV99 User manual

DIGITAL VIDEO / MUSIC PLAYER

MP3/WMA/AMV

USER MANUAL

MP-AV99

www.mpmaneurope.com

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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product please read these

instructions completely.

UP TILL 99 SONGS IN ONE DIRECTORY

YOUR MP-AV99 ACCEPTS

UPTILL 99 SONGS IN ONE DIRECTORY

IF YOU WANT MORE THEN 99 SONGS,

STORE THEM IN A NEW DIRECTORY

IN PLAY MODE, YOU CAN CHANGE THE DIRECTORY

IN THE MENU.

DON’T FORGET: MAXIMUM 99 SONGS IN EACH DIRECTORY

1.1The player characteristics

♠MP3 / WMA music format.

♠AMV movie format

♠JPEG picture format

♠65K full color display

♠Voice recorder

♠GUI (graphical user interfaces).

The box:

(1) MP3 player 1Pcs

(2) Stereo earphone 1Pcs

(3) CD ROM 1Pcs

(4) Quick guide 1Pcs

(5) USB cable 1Pcs

PC needs

(1) Pentium 100 MHz or faster

(2) Windows 98/2000/ ME/XP

(3) USB port

(4) CD- ROM driver

(5) 15MB of free space on harddisk

(6) 32 MB RAM

1.2 The player appearance interface

1.3 Figure & Keys

1) REC,

2) Menu,

3) F.FWD / Next,

4) Vol -,

5) F.REV / Previous,

6) Play/Pause,

7) Vol+,

8) 65 K color display

9) Earphone jack,

10) USB Port,

11) Cord Hole,

12) Mic,

13) Power ON/OFF,

14) Push button of USB Port

1.4 Display

65000 colors OLED display

1.5Battery

The screen shows a battery indicator with nine levels.

The battery indicator will be empty when the battery is used up. At that time,

the player should be charged with an external charger(optional) or with

the USB connection on your PC

2 Operating instruction

2.1 Turning on/off the MP3 player

Slide ON/OFF switch to the right. The OLED display will light up.

Slide ON/OFF switch to the left. The MP3 player will shut off.

2.2 Main menu

Press the “Menu” button for several seconds, from any point in the menu,

and the player returns automatically back to the main menu.

Seven options:

- 1) MUSIC

- 2) RECORD

- 3) VOICE

- 4) JPG VIEW

- 5) SETTING

- 6) MOVIE

You can switch between options by pushing the “F.FWD” or “F.REV” button

(not + or – button!)

Then press shortly on the “Menu” button to enter the submenu or to confirm

a function.

2.3 MUSIC

Select “Music” mode in the main menu.

2.3.1 Stop submenu

Press "Menu" button once to enter the stop submenu.

Four options:

- Local Folder

- Delete

- Repeat

- Exit

2.3.1.1 Local folder

Files can be stored in different folders.

Create new folders in Windows explorer when MP3 is connected.

Open “external drive”.

Create new folder

- Press "Menu" button to open Local folder

- Press “F.FWD” or “F.REV” button to select the catalog

- Press “Menu” button to confirm

2.3.1.2 Delete (not available in playback)

Select a song and push menu button.

Select “Delete” and confirm with menu button once more, or select “Exit”

to go back to the song

Then, select a song, press menu again and you will be able to choose between “exit”,

“delete” and “delete all”. “Delete all” will erase all songs. “Delete” will erase only the

selected file.

2.3.1.3 Repeat (available only during playback)

Normal All songs are played once

Repeat One Repeats the current song

Folder Plays all the music of a specific folder

Repeat Folder Repeats the music of a specific folder

Repeat All Repeats all the music.

Random Plays music at random.

Intro First 10 seconds of each song is played.

2.3.2 Play submenu (available only during playback)

During playback, press "Menu "button to enter "Play submenu “:

Six options:

- Repeat

- Equalizer

- Tempo Rate

- Replay

- Replay times

- Replay gap

- Exit

Select and confirm your choice by pushing menu button.

2.3.2.1 Repeat (available only during playback)

cfr 2.3.1.3

2.3.2.2 Equalizer (available only during playback)

Seven options:

- Natural

- Rock

- Pop

- Classic

- Soft

- Jazz

- DBB

Select and confirm your choice by pushing menu button.

2.3.2.3 Tempo Rate (available only during playback)

The music can be played faster or slower (only with MP3 files)

Change the rate by Press “F.FWD” or “F.REV” button .

Confirm your choice by pushing menu button.

2.3.2.4 Replay mode

A-B replay

When replay mode is selected, the A-B icon is visible .

Select the start point A (flashing) by press “F.FWD” button.

Select the end point B(flashing) by press “F.FWD” button .

The A-B section will be repeated continuously

Press “Menu” button to return to normal playback

-During replay, the play-rate can be changed with VOL+ or VOL-".

- Adding your voice to the A-B section

During playback of the A-B section, by press “F.FWD” button

The microphone icon appears and your voice is recorded.

Press “Menu” button again to stop the recording.

The A-B section + the voice recording will be repeated

2.3.2.5 Replay times

Here you are able to choose how many times (1-10) the A-B section

will be repeated.

2.3.2.6 Replay gap

Choose the time( 1-10 sec) between each A-B section.

2.4 RECORD

-Select "Record mode " in the main menu.

The unit can store up to 99 recordings in each folder.

- Press “PLAY” button to start recording.

- Press “PLAY” button again to pause the recording (Time flashes).

- Press “PLAY” again to continue recording.

- Press and hold the “PLAY” button to stop recording (saving window will appear)

2.4.1 Record submenu

In the Record mode, press menu button once

3 options:

- Local folder

- REC type

- Exit

2.4.1.1 Local folder

cfr 2.3.1.1

2.4.1.2 REC type

Four options:

- “Fine REC”: high quality recording, wav format, good quality.

- “Long REC”: lower quality recording, act format, uses less space

- “Fine VOR”: wav format

- “Long VOR”: act format

When using “VOR recording”, the player enters into the

state of “pause recording” if no sound is detected

by the microphone. Recording starts again when sound is detected.

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