Nextar MA206 User manual

MA206 | Digital MP3 Player

Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

1. Locating the controls.......................................................................................2

2. Basic operation............................................................................................... 3

3. Operating buttons........................................................................................... 7

4. Play music..................................................................................................... 9

5. Voice recording.............................................................................................. 13

6. Playing recorder les..................................................................................... 16

7. Jpeg album viewing....................................................................................... 18

8. Telephone book............................................................................................. 20

9. E-book........................................................................................................... 21

10. Video playback............................................................................................ 23

11. System settings........................................................................................... 24

12. Using the player as a USB disk.................................................................. 28

13. Upgrading the rmware...............................................................................29

14. Other settings..............................................................................................31

15. Trouble shooting..........................................................................................39

16. Specications..............................................................................................39

17. AMV converting tool....................................................................................40

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE

* Please read this manual carefully before

using your new player.

* Contents in this manual may change at

any time without notice

* If the actual operations of your player

does not appear to be the same as

the instructions in this manual, please

visit www.Nextar.com for updated

instructions or notices

INTRODUCTION

This MP3 player is part of a brand new generation

of portable digital music devices, supporting

MP3/WAV music formats, AMV format play,

JPEG photograph support and E-book text

reading .All of this is part of a high-quality, easy

to use design. Thank you for selecting a Nextar

MP3 player!

FEATURES OVERVIEW

• Unique design that is comfortable to

hold and easy to use

• Multi-Code Support: This unit can

support and play MP1, MP2, MP3,

WMA, WMV, ASF and WAV Music

formats

• Firmware Upgradeable:The latest

rmware updates can be downloaded

from the Nextar website to keep your

unit up to date

• Removable Disk: Manipulate les via

the "mobile disk" in "My PC" without

any additional programs on your PC

(drive program needs to be installed

for operating systems prior to Windows

2000). Use this unit as a removable

drive, storing les, music or anything

you want (drivers required for operating

systems prior to Windows 2000)

• Private Space Disk Mode: With the

utility included on the software CD, you

can partition the memory of this unit into

2 or more separate drives and encrypt

these partitions to keep others from

accessing your les and information.

• Record/ Replay: The player supports

recording through the built-in

microphone and saves the les as WAV

or ACT formats.

• 7 Preset EQ settings: Normal, Rock,

Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz and DBB

• Multi-play Mode: Normal, Repeat One,

Folder, Repeat Folder, Repeat All,

Random, Intro.

• Auto Power Off and Sleep Timer: You

may set the Sleep Timer or Auto Power

Off mode for convenience or to save

battery power.

• GUI (Graphic User Interface) Menu:

Easy to read, icon based display

makes navigation and operation simple

Important Notices

1. LOCATING THE CONTROLS

Appearance & Buttons

LCD Display

Battery Indicator:

The player has a 9-level battery monitoring

system.

Indicates that the battery is currently

fully charged

Indicates low battery power and the

battery should be charged

2. BASIC OPERATION

Entering The Menus

Press MODE button to enter the menus,

including main menu, (press and hold MODE

button at Stop state), Submenu at Play state

(press to enter) and submenu at stop state

(press to enter).

Browsing

To browse music les or menu options:

Fast forward or fast reverse when

playing

this does not work when playing AMV les

Entering Different Modes

You may enter different modes from the

main menu.

Main menu:

(Press and hold MODE button to enter)

Music mode:

Record mode:

Voice mode:

JPEG Album:

E-book:

System setting:

USB mode:

* Note: press and hold Mode button to

return to the main menu from these

submenus. when connecting the USB

cable to your PC, the unit will enter

USB mode.

Volume Control

When playing, from the main interface of the

Music mode, Voice mode , press and hold

the V+ or V-buttons to adjust volume.

* Volume cannot be adjusted when

playing AMV les

Power On/Off

1. Turn on automatically

* After pushing the Power button (OFF/

ON), the player will turn on automatically

and enter power -on logo interface:

* When connecting the USB cable to your

PC, the player will turn on automatically

and will enter the USB mode

2. Manual Power ON/OFF

* when the player is OFF, press and hold

the Play button to turn the unit on

* when the player ON, press and hold the

Play button to turn the unit OFF

Lock Function (HOLD)

When Hold is ON, the following will be

displayed:

* When HOLD is on, all buttons will be

locked from operating (i.e.: buttons and

controls are locked).

* HOLD also functions as the “Write

Protection”, preventing data from

being written to the unit via the USB

connection.

Play& Stop (and Pause when recording)

Record/Pause (press and release), Stop

Recording (press and hold)

* Note: You may press the Play button to

exit from any menu or option interface

3. OPERATING BUTTONS

For Music mode and Voice modes:

Buttons Operation Stop Status Play Status Play Submenu Stop Submenu

PLAY

Press and

hold Power off Power off Power off Power off

Press Play Stop Exit the menu Exit the menu

MODE

Press and

hold Enter main menu Enter main menu Enter main menu Enter main menu

Press

Enter Stop

submenu Enter Play submenu

Conrm current

option or enter

next submenu

Conrm current option

or enter next submenu



Press Next song Play next song Switch submenu Switch submenu

Press and

hold

Continuous

forward browse Fast forward Continuous

forward Continuous forward



Press Previous song Play previous song Switch submenu Switch submenu

Press and

hold Backward browse Fast backward Continuous

backward Continuous backward

V+ Press Volume increases

one step

Volume increases

one step X X

Press and

hold Volume increases Volume increases X X

V- Press Decreases volume

one step

Decreases volume

one step X X

Press and

hold Decreases volume Decreases volume X X

REC/A-B Press Start recording Enter A-B replay mode X X

Press and

hold Start recording Enter A-B replay mode X X

REPEAT Press and

hold/press XEnter to select repeat

mode interface X X

For Record Mode:

Operation Action Stop Status Record Status

PLAY

Press and hold Turn off Stop recording

Press Start recording Pause recording

MODE

Press and hold Enter main menu X

Press Enter Record submenu X

REC/A-B

Press Start recording Pause recording

press and hold Start recording Stop recording

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