
Features:
• Supports multiple music formats such as: MP1, MP2, MP3, & WMA
• USB Flash disk function (no driver needed)
• High-Speed USB 2.0 Data Transmission
(Last/Vol+):
◄ I◄
/ V+
(Next/Vol-):
/ V-
(ON/OFF/STOP):
/ ■
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I. The Buttons and Keys
Last Track Plays / Volume increase
►
Next Track plays/ Volume decrease ►I
Turn on / Turn off / Stop ►II

II. Loading Music Files on the MP3 Player:
Connect the MP3 Player into your computers’ USB port. The MP3 Player will be
recognized by your PC as a “Removable Disk” located in the “My Computer”
directory and the power on the MP3 Player will automatically turn on. Loading
music files into the MP3 Player is very easy. Locate the music files on your
computer that you want to load on the MP3 Player and simply, “drag and drop” the
music files into the MP3 Players’ Removable Disk directory. You can create new
folders or rename existing ones and organize your songs in the same manner that
you would for any other set of files on a computer or USB drive. No Drivers are
required for Windows 2000 and higher operating systems.
III. The Proper Way To Disconnect or “Eject” the MP3 Player from the
Computer
If the MP3 Player is not properly disconnected from the computer, music files may
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be lost, damaged, or the player may not operate correctly.
A) For Windows and MAC systems, follow normal system procedures for the SAFE
ejection of a “USB DEVICE”.
i. First, make sure the MP3 player is stopped and all programs using the player
on your computer (i.e. Media Player or others) are closed.
ii. WINDOWS: right-click on the USB icon in the bottom right (system tray) of
your computer screen and a box with the message, “Safely Remove
Hardware” will appear. Click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” message
and your computer will indicate that it is OK to remove the device.
Iii. MAC: right-click on the icon that appears on the screen or in the “Finder”
menu to “EJECT” the unit. The unit can now safely be removed.
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