DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYER MP3&WMA

USER MANUAL MP-FUB35

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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product please read these instructions completely.
The player characteristics Supports MP3 and WMA music format. Supports stereo FM radio Supports USB function Supports two lines of lyrics display synchronization Big display (128*32) LCD display Voice equalizer GUI (graphical user interfaces). Inside the box: (1) MP3 player (2) Stereo earphone (3) Installation disk (4) Users manual (5) USB cable (6) Battery 1.5V/AAA
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PC needs (1) Pentium 100 MHz or faster (2) Windows 98/2000/ ME/XP (3) USB port (4) 4 X CD- ROM driver or higher (5) 15 MB of free space on hard disk (6) 32 MB system memory
1.1 The player appearance interface
1.2 The buttons (1) HOLD Keyboard lock switch (2) MENU Switch modes, menu selection by pressing on button (3) REC Rec/A-B (4) VOL-Volume decrease/fast decrease (5) VOL+Volume increase/fast increase (6) NEXT/FWD (7) PREV/REV (8) PLAY OPEN/PLAY/PAUSE/STOP/POWER OFF (9) USB interface (10) LCD Liquid crystal display (11) PHONE Earphone input jack (12) MIC Built-in microphone (13) USB cover (14) Cord hole (15) Battery cover 1. 3 Push-button definition Push-button includes four operation methods as short push, long push, push and hold, single push. 1.4 Display This player adopts big LCD of 128*32

2 Operating instructions

2.1 Turning on the MP3 player Push the PLAY button for several seconds. The LCD display will light up. 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. Five options: 1) MUSIC 2) RECORD 3) VOICE REPLAY 4) FM 5) SYSTEM Music Record Replay FM System
You can switch between options by sliding the PLAY button right or left push shortly on the MENU button to enter the submenu or confirm a function. 2.3 Music mode 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 file - Delete all - Exit

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2.3.1.1 Local folder
Local folder Files can be stored in different folders (maximum 10 folders including root folder). Create new folders in Windows explorer when MP3 is connected. Open external drive. Create new folder - Press " MENU " button to open Local folder - Move PLAY button left or right to select the catalog - Press MENU button to confirm 2.3.1.2 Delete file 2.3.1.3 Delete all Deletes all files of the current catalog 2.3.2 Play submenu During playback, press " MENU "button to enter "Play submenu : Six options: - Repeat - Equalizer - Tempo Rate - Replay - Replay times - Replay gap - Exit 2.3.2.1 Repeat Normal Repeat One Folder Repeat Folder Repeat All Random Intro All songs are played once Repeats the current song Plays all the music of a specific folder Repeats the music of a specific folder Repeats all the music. Plays music at random. First 10 seconds of each song is played.
2.3.2.2 Equalizer Seven options: - Natural - Rock - Pop - Classic - Soft - Jazz - DBB 2.3.2.3 Tempo Rate
The music can be played faster or slower (only with MP3 files) Change the rate by pushing the PLAY Button left or right. 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 sliding PLAY button right. Select the end point B(flashing) by sliding PLAY button right. 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, slide PLAY button to the right. The microphone icon appears and your voice is recorded. Slide PLAY button right 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. 2.3.3 Lyrics This MP3 player supports "*. lrc "Lyric files Lyrics can be downloaded from the internet. Make sure that lrc-file has the same name as the corresponding song. For example: If the song name is Yesterday.mp3 , the lyric file should be named Yesterday.lrc MP3 and LRC file must be stored in the same folder! No Lyric Lyric included Attention: A lyric can not be larger then 500 words.

2.4 Record mode -Select "Record mode " in the main menu. The unit can store 99 recordings in each folder with a maximum of 10 folders (including root 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. 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 the microphone detects no sound. Recording starts again when sound is detected. 2.5 Replay mode In this mode you can listen to the recordings created in Record mode Select in the main menu "Replay mode ". 2.5.1 Replay stop submenu When playback is stopped, press MENU button to enter the Replay submenu. 2.5.1.1 Local folder (Stop submenu) cfr 2.3.1.1 2.5.1.2 Delete file (Stop submenu)
2.5.1.3 Delete all (Stop submenu)
Deletes all files of the current catalog

Replay submenu

During playback, press MENU button to enter the Replay submenu. 4 options: - Repeat - Tempo rate - Replay - Exit Those options are similar to the music play submenu 2.6 FM mode
Choose in main menu "FM mode ". Press MENU button to enter

FM mode submenu

In "FM mode " press "MENU" button to enter the FM submenu 7 options: - Save - Delete - Delete all - Normal band - Japan band - Fine rec - Long rec - Exit Freq Mode Move PLAY button once left or right to change frequency with 0.1Hz. Move PLAY button left or right and hold for a few seconds. Release the button when the frequency changes. The tuner will search automatically for the next available station. Search Station Move PLAY button left or right to select a (stored) radio stations Auto search The tuner will search for available radio stations and automatically store them. 2.6.1.1 Save (radio station) When searching a radio station manually, it can be stored with this function. Maximum 20 frequencies can be stored.

2.6.1.2 Delete broadcaster With this function, stored stations can be removed. 2.6.1.3 Delete all broadcaster With this function, all stored stations can be removed. 2.6.1.4 Normal band 87MHz 108MHz 2.6.1.5 Japan band 76MHz 96MHz 2.6.1.6 Fine REC type With this function music from a radio station can be recorded. Press PLAY button to start recording. Press PLAY button again to stop/save the recording. Exquisite recording which is the wav format and good voice quality 2.6.1.7 Long REC type With this function music from a radio station can be recorded. Press PLAY button to start recording. Press PLAY button again to stop/save the recording. Long recording which is the act format and normal voice quality 2.7 Systems set up Select System in the main menu System Time Record type Backlight Light Color Language Power off Replay mode Contrast Online Mode Memory info Firmware version Firmware upgrade Exit
2.7.1 System Time Enter here the correct date and time. Press VOL+ button and the year- number will start flashing. Change the year number by pushing PLAY button left or right Press again VOL+ button and the months will start flashing.
When date and time are correct, press MENU button to confirm. 2.7.2 Backlight Adjust the backlight intensity between 0 and 30, by pushing PLAY button left or right. Press MENU Button to confirm 2.7.3 Language Change the language by moving PLAY button left or right. Press MENU button to confirm. 2.7.4 Power off - Off time With this function the device will automatically shut down after a preset time. (0-60sec), when no button is touched and music is not playing. If time is set at 0 seconds, the function is cancelled. - Sleeping mode With this function the device will always shut down after a preset time (0-120 min). If time is set at 0, the function is cancelled. When the device is powered off, sleeping mode is set at 0. 2.7.5 Replay mode Manual replay or auto replay 2.7.6 Contrast Change contrast by moving PLAY button left or right. Press MENU button to confirm. 2.7.7 Memory info Gives a percentage of the used memory compared to the total memory size. 2.7.8 Firmware version Info about software version
2.8 USB disk use The unit functions as a standard USB disk with most operating systems. - Windows98 (driver needed) - Windows 2000 and above (no need to install driver, the driver is automatically recognized by the PC) When connected with PC (battery not needed), the device can be in 3 different modes - wait mode

- download data mode

- send data mode
Attention!! Removing the device from the PC during data transfer can cause severe damage to the device! 2.9 Hold switch When "HOLD " switch is moved left, the other buttons are inactive and Hold icon will light up.

2.10 Specification (1) FLASH Memory (2) music format (3) FM (4) FM sensitivity (5) liquid crystal display monitor (6) Display Color (7)Languages (8) Power supply (9) USB2.0 (10) recording (11) frequency response (12) distortion (13) baud rate (14) weight (15) size 3.0 Troubleshooting If for any reason your player is blocked, you can simply do a firmware reset by taking out the battery and reinstall it afterwards. 128MB, 256MB, 512MB, 1GB MP3, WMA, WAV 76MHz 96MHz / 87MHz 108MHz 6dB (100MHz) lattices Seven colors English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Swedish, Czech 1.5V/AAA Read 1033K Byte/S, Write 995K Byte/S) WAV (32K bps), ACT (8K bps) 20Hz~20KHz < 0.1% > 4Mbps 34g (Without battery) 88mm x 28mm x 18mm (L x W x D)

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