Table of Contents
1.0 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 1
1.1 Foreword .................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Package Contents ...................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Warnings ..................................................................................................................... 1
1.4 Computer Requirements ............................................................................................. 1
1.5 Layout of the Player .................................................................................................... 2
Part I: Computer Operations
2.0 Connecting and Charging the Player ...................................................................................... 4
2.1 Connecting and Disconnecting the Player from Your Computer ................................. 4
2.2 Charging the Battery ................................................................................................... 4
3.0 Video Conversion .................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 Installing Video Conversion Software ......................................................................... 5
3.2 Converting Video ........................................................................................................ 5
3.3 Using Other Conversion Software .............................................................................. 6
3.4 Converting Video in Linux ........................................................................................... 6
4.0 Copying Files .......................................................................................................................... 7
4.1 Copying Media Files to your Player ............................................................................ 7
4.2 Using Windows Media Player's® Sync Function ........................................................ 8
5.0 Expanding the Player's Storage ............................................................................................ .. 9
5.1 Preparing MicroSD or “TF” Cards for Use .................................................................. 9
Part II: Player Operations
6.0 Basic Operations ................................................................................................................... 11
6.1 Turning the Player On and Off .................................................................................. 11
6.2 Understanding and Navigating Menus ...................................................................... 11
6.3 Changing the Volume ............................................................................................... 13
7.0 Watching Videos ........................................................................................................... ........ 14
7.1 Playing a Video ......................................................................................................... 14
7.2 Basic Play Operations .............................................................................................. 14
7.3 Video Menu Commands ........................................................................................... 15
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7.4 File Menu Commands ............................................................................................... 15
8.0 Listening to Audio .................................................................................................................. 16
8.1 Playing an Audio File ................................................................................................ 16
8.2 Basic Play Operations .............................................................................................. 16
8.3 Audio Menu Commands ........................................................................................... 17
8.4 File Menu Commands ............................................................................................... 18
9.0 Viewing Pictures ................................................................................................................... 19
9.1 Entering My Picture Mode ........................................................................................ 19
9.2 Basic Play Operations .............................................................................................. 19
9.3 My Pictures Menu Commands .................................................................................. 20
10.0 Shooting Photographs .......................................................................................................... 21
10.1 Entering Camera Mode ............................................................................................. 21
10.2 Basic Photo Shooting Operations ............................................................................. 21
10.3 Camera Menu Commands ........................................................................................ 21
11.0 Recording Video ................................................................................................................... 23
11.1 Entering DV Mode .................................................................................................... 23
11.2 Basic Video Shooting Operations ............................................................................. 23
11.3 The DV Menu............................................................................................................ 24
12.0 Recording Audio .................................................................................................................... 24
12.1 Entering Recorder Mode ........................................................................................... 24
12.2 Basic Recorder Operations ....................................................................................... 24
13.0 E-Book Operations ................................................................................................................ 26
13.1 Entering E-Book Mode .............................................................................................. 26
13.2 Basic E-Book Operations .......................................................................................... 26
13.3 E-Book Menu ............................................................................................................ 26
14.0 Listening to the FM Radio ..................................................................................................... 27
14.1 Basic Radio Operations ............................................................................................ 27
14.2 FM Radio Menu ...................................................................................................... 28
15.0 PC Camera ........................................................................................................................... 29
15.1 Accessing the PC Camera ...................................................................................... 29
16.0 Device Settings ..................................................................................................................... 30
17.0 Flash Games ......................................................................................................................... 31
17.1 Installing New Games ................................................................................................... 31
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17.2 Removing Games ......................................................................................................... 32
17.3 Playing Games .............................................................................................................. 32
Miscellaneous
18.0 Formatting the Player ............................................................................................................ 34
18.1 Understanding File systems ...................................................................................... 34
18.2 Reformatting Your Player in Windows ....................................................................... 34
19.0 Help .................................................................................................................................. 35
19.1 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................ 35
19.2 For More Help ........................................................................................................... 35
20.0 Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................ 36
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 Foreword
Thank you for purchasing this player. Please read this manual carefully
before using the product. Specifications and software updates are subject
to change without notice. The player pictured in this manual may differ
from yours, but the information in this manual will still apply.
Please visit our website for more information: www.Ematic.us
1.2 Package Contents
Your player comes with the following items:
z The player
z A Stylus
z A USB cable
z A cleaning cloth
1.3 Warnings
z Do not use the product in extreme temperatures, or dusty or wet
environments.
z Do not leave the product in direct sunlight.
z Only insert or remove microSD/TF cards when the unit is turned off.
z Do not disconnect the player and USB from your computer without first
ensuring a “safe removal” as this may damage the player. See pg. 4.
z Do not open or disassemble the player as this will void the warranty.
z Handle the player with care to prevent its physical damage.
z Protect the player from static discharge.
1.4 Computer Requirements
Virtually any computer and operating system that is able to use USB
storage devices can be used to copy files to and from the player. These
include Windows
®
, Mac OS X®, and Linux®.
z One pair of stereo headphones
z This user manual
z A quick-start guide
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The following, however, is required in order to use the included video
conversion software:
z Windows 2000/ME/XP/Vista
z An 800MHz or faster CPU
z USB port
z CD-ROM drive
z At least 50MB free hard disk space
1.5 Layout of the Player
If the
screen freezes, this
device can be
rebooted by using
a pin to press the
RESET at the back
of the player
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Part I: Computer Operations
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2.0 Connecting and Charging the Player
2.1 Connecting and Disconnecting the Player from Your Computer
Turn on the player and use the included USB cable to connect it to your
computer. Plug the small end of the USB cable into the player, and the
large end of the cable into the computer.
The first time you connect the player to your computer; your computer will
detect it and automatically install any necessary drivers. When it has
finished, the player will appear in My Computer as Removable Disk or
USB Disk Device.
To safely disconnect the player from your
computer, click the green arrow in the
system tray (the area by the clock on your
task bar), which will display a list of attached
USB devices. Click the player in the list.
Windows will display a message when it is
safe to remove the player.
2.2 Charging the Battery
stores data (e.g. flash drives,
cameras, and media players)
should always be
disconnected from your
computer using this method!
Any USB device that
The player has a built-in battery that must be charged before the player
can be used.
1. Turn on the player.
2. Connect your player to a turned-on
computer via the USB cable.
Charging will begin after using the
stylus to press the battery button.
3. Let the player charge for 4 hours.
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3.0 Video Conversion
3.1 Installing Video Conversion Software
Before watching videos on your new player,
they must be first converted to a format
recognized by the player. This conversion
can be done with Windows software that
came included with your player. Follow
these steps to install the software:
1. Place the included CD into your computer's disc drive.
2. Click Start > My Computer, and then click the drive corresponding to
your disc drive.
3. Double-click Setup.exe to perform the installation.
4. Complete the installation as directed by the installation wizard. If
Windows asks you whether to allow the installation, click ALLOW.
3.2 Converting Video
This player will only
play videos that have been
converted to a compatible
video format.
To play videos on your player, you must (a) have some
videos on your computer, (b) convert them to the
format supported by your player if necessary, and then
(c) copy the video files to your player.
Note: You cannot
convert copyprotected DVDs.
Follow these steps to convert video files:
1. Connect your player to your computer using the USB cable if you wish
to save directly to the player.
2. Run the conversion software by clicking Start > Programs >
Multimedia Player Utilities > Video Converter.
3. Choose a folder in which to save the converted files by clicking the red
icon beside the Output File field.
You can save the converted files to your computer and copy them to
the player later, or save them directly to the player itself. To save the
converted files directly to the player, save to the player's VIDEO folder.
4. Build a list of videos to convert. Click the green icon next to the Input
File field, navigate your folders, and select one or more videos to
convert. (Note that the program will not convert from any video
format.) Once a video is selected, it will be added to a file list at the
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bottom of the window. Repeat the Add File process until you have
completed your list of videos to convert.
5. Once the list is complete, click the Begin button ( ) to start
converting and saving the list of videos. A message will appear to
indicate when the list is complete.
3.3 Using Other Conversion Software
While the included software converts numerous formats to the format
required by the player, there may be some that it cannot convert, such as
MP4 files. However, you can find other free software on the Internet that
can do the job. For software that specifically converts MP4 files, follow
these steps:
1. Using your favorite web browser, visit www.download.com.
2. Enter the following search phrase: pazera mp4 avi
3. Click Download Now on the row that reads Pazera Free MP4 to AVI
Converter.
4. Once the download is complete, unzip the file.
5. To run the program, enter the new unzipped folder and double-click
mp4toavi.exe.
6. Run the program and
make sure that when
you convert videos
that you configure a
resolution of 320x240.
3.4 Converting Video in Linux
While the player does not
come with conversion
software for Linux, there
are several free, open
source programs available
in Linux that can do the
necessary transcoding.
The three most powerful commandline encoders are mencoder, ffmpeg.
and transcode. To make things easier, you can use one of the many
available front-ends, although the simplest may be avidemux (pictured).
Regardless of the tool you use, transcode videos as follows:
Xvid video encoder
Filter: reduce to 320x240
MP3 audio encoder
Filter: Mix audio down to stereo
AVI file container
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z Use AVI as the file container.
z Encode video using the Xvid codec.
z Resize video to 320 x 240 pixels or smaller.
z Encode the audio using an MP3 codec.
z Reduce the audio to 2 channels if the original was more, such as 5.1.
There may be other transcoding “formulas” that will produce videos that
are compatible with the player. Also note that there are some formats that
will work without conversion. For a full list of supported formats, see
“Technical Specifications” on pg. 36.
Note: Ematic does not provide support to Linux users; however, you can
get help from the Linux community on the Internet via information sites,
forums, and e-mail lists.
4.0 Copying Files
4.1 Copying Media Files to your Player
To listen and/or view media on your player,
you must first copy the files from your
computer to the player. Before copying files
to your player, you must make certain that
the files you wish to enjoy on your player
are, in fact, supported by the player. See the
full list of supported formats under “Technical
media files are supported by
the player. Media from
iTunes is NOT supported
Make certain your
Specifications” on page.36. Read about
video conversion on page. 5.
Follow these steps to copy media files under Windows:
1. Switch the player on.
2. Connect the player to your computer with the USB cable.
3. Open a window to the player: Double-click My Computer, and then
double-click the drive that corresponds to the player. It will probably be
labeled Removable Disk.
4. Using the same process, open a window to your music, video, or other
media files.
5. Drag-and-drop media files from your computer's window to the
player's window. Media files must be copied to the correct folders:
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Music files are copied to the MUSIC folder. You can use subfolders.
Video files are copied to the VIDEO folder.
Image files are copied to the PICTURES folder.
E-book files are copied to the TXT folder.
6. Disconnect the player from the computer using the safe removal
method on page. 4.
4.2 Using Windows Media Player's® Sync Function
If you sync your player with Windows Media Player, follow these steps
when initially syncing the device:
1. Turn the player ON.
2. Connect the player to your computer.
3. Run Windows Media Player and then click the tiny down arrow on the
Sync tab.
4. Click USB DISK DEVICE and then Setup Sync on the submenu.
5. If you want Windows to automatically sync your player, then select
Sync this device automatically, otherwise clear the box, and click
Finish.
6. Highlight the files you want transferred to your device and drag them
into the Sync List column.
7. Click Start Sync to transfer the files. When the process is complete,
you should be able to see the song files on the player through My
Computer.
Note: See the full list of supported formats under “Technical
Specifications” on page 36 to determine which synced songs will be
supported by the player.
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5.0 Expanding the Player's Storage
5.1 Preparing MicroSD or “TF” Cards for Use
You can expand the player's capacity by adding a MicroSD card (also
known as a TransFlash or TF card) with a capacity of up to 8GB. First,
however, it must be prepared for use by the player. Follow these
instructions to prepare the card:
1. Turn the player off.
2. Insert a microSD/TF card into the player.
3. Turn on the player.
4. Select Setting from the Mode Selector.
5. Select Player Configure from the menu.
6. Select Format Card from the next menu. The function will create the
necessary folders.
7. Use the USB cable to connect the player to your computer.
8. Access your MicroSD card through My Computer.
When in Video, Camera, and other modes, you can access files on your microSD
card. If the card is inserted there will be a “Card” directory on each menu, if you
cannot see the “Card” directory, slide the bottom menu (where it displays Songs, Dir
List, Albums, etc…) to left or right until you see it.
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Part II: Player Operations
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6.0 Basic Operations
6.1 Turning the Player On and Off
On: To turn the player on, move the player's
on/off switch to the right, and then hold the
button until the display turns on.
Or press the CAMERA button until the display
turns on.
Off: In any working mode, hold the CAMERA
key, or move the player's on/off switch to the
right, and then hold the button until the display turns OFF.
By default, if the player is left idle for three minutes, it will turn itself off.
Player can be configured to turn off after a different duration, or not at all.
(See “Device Settings” on page 30 )
The unit will also turn itself off if the battery becomes too weak.
6.2 Understanding and Navigating Menus
Pay special
attention to whether these
instructions indicate whether
to press or press and hold a
button!
The Mode Selector
The player does many things, including playing audio and video media
and shooting photos or video. To enter any of these modes, call up the
Mode Selector by pressing the EXIT button. When the player is turned on,
it displays the Mode Selector. Browse the modes with the stylus by
swiping your finger left to right and vice versa, and then select a mode
with the stylus or your finger by double tapping the screen.
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The Mode Selector can be changed to a small icon style in the Settings
mode. (See “Device Settings” on page. 30).
File List
Once you have selected a review mode, (My Music, My Pictures, Video
Player, E-Book), a list of your files will appear. Highlight files using the
stylus, and select a file by double-tapping the stylus to screen.
Menus
Whether you are still in the file list, or looking/listening to a file, you can
display a menu of file and play options by using the stylus to press the
screen button (EQ, repeat or Volume).
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In any menu or list, you can use the stylus to navigate the list, and select
with a press to the screen button. The same is true if you descend into
submenus.
Sometimes the player will display a dialog box, asking you to confirm a
change. Use the stylus to click screen button to confirm.
To back up to a previous menu, press the Exit button on the screen.
In Camera and DV Mode, the screen display in full and requires pressing
the EXIT Button (“M”).
In all viewing/listening modes, you can return to the Mode Selector by
pressing the EXIT button.
6.3 Changing the Volume
In Video Player, My Music, or Radio mode, the volume is changed as
follows:
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1. Use the stylus to slide the VOL bar button to change the volume.
2. In Video Mode full screen playback, double click the middle of the
screen and the VOL bar will show up,
7.0 Watching Videos
7.1 Playing a Video
play videos that are or have
been converted to a
compatible video format. See
“Technical Specification” on
pg.36, for a list of supported
formats. See page. 5 for Video
Conversion.
This player will only
Use the Mode Selector to select the Video Player mode, and then select a
video.
7.2 Basic Play Operations
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z Highlight files using the stylus, and select a file by double clicking the
stylus to the screen
z In Video Mode full screen playback, double click the middle of the
screen and the previous, play and next buttons will show up. Use the
stylus to control Fast-forward or rewind, Play or Pause, and also
change the volume.
7.3 Video Menu Commands
In the video list screen, highlight a play list with the stylus, and then click
the file button . A dialog box shows up to confirm removal of a file.
You can select a repeat mode, by double clicking on full screen video play
to have the control box appear. Use the stylus to click your option on the
screen.
7.4 File Menu Commands
When you are viewing a file list, you can select more list option by using
stylus to slide the screen bottom folder icons, including access microSD
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card content, this way you can switch between the files on the Local
Memory or Card Memory.
Press the EXIT button to return to the
Mode Selector.
exit by pressing the EXIT
button in video play mode. No
screen button provided for exit
to Mode Selector.
This player will only
8.0 Listening to Audio
8.1 Playing an Audio File
Use the Mode Selector to select the
My Music mode, and then select an
audio file to listen to.
8.2 Basic Play Operations
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z Pause or Resume by pressing the PLAY button.
z Skip to the previous or next file by pressing the arrow buttons.
z Fast-forward or Rewind by holding the arrow buttons.
z Change the volume as described on page 13.
8.3 Audio Menu Commands
On the music playback screen, use the stylus to select the following
functions:
z Repeat allows you to select one of many repeat patterns.
z EQ Settings allows you to select one of many equalizer presets.
z Information display BitRate
and SampleRate for the
audio file.
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z Volume can be adjusted from volume control bar.
On the music list screen, use the
stylus to click file button, this will
pop up a dialog box for remove
of the file
z Remove will delete the file.
8.4 File Menu Commands
When you are viewing a file list, you can select more list options by using
stylus to slide the screen bottom icons, including access microSD card
content. This way you can switch between the files on the Local Memory
or Card Memory.
When you are viewing the file list, the files are listed by file name. You can
select alternate ways to list your audio files by using stylus to click the
screen buttons at the lower part of the screen:
z Songs lists all your songs by filename.
z Dir List shows you the files stored on the internal memory
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z Artist lists the artists of your songs. Select an artist to listen to all the
songs by that artist.
z Album lists all the albums represented by your music collection. Select
an album to listen to all the songs from that album.
z Genre lists songs based on their genre ID3 tag. Select a genre to listen
to all your songs that are tagged with that genre.
z Record List lists all the audio you created with the player in Record
mode.
z Card lists all your songs in the microSD card.
z File screen button allows you to delete selected songs.
Press the button on the screen to return to the Mode Selector.
9.0 Viewing Pictures
9.1 Entering My Picture Mode
Use the Mode Selector to
enter My Picture mode, and
then select a photo from the
file list. (See “Unders
and Navigating Menus” o
page. 11).
9.2 Basic Play Operations
While viewing a photo
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tanding
n
z Skip to the previous or next photo file by pressing the thumbnails
buttons.
z Press the screen PLAY button to View full picture.
z Return to the thumbnails by pressing the middle of screen.
9.3 My Pictures Menu Commands
On the Photos list screen, use
the stylus to click file button.
This will pop up a dialog box
for remove of file
Remove will delete the file
Press the button on the screen to return to the Mode Selector
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10.0 Shooting Photographs
10.1 Entering Camera Mode
Use the Mode Selector to select
the Camera mode. (See
“Understanding and Navigating
Menus” on page. 11.)
10.2 Basic Photo Shooting Operations
Use the display as a viewfinder.
Snap a photo by pressing the CAMERA button (Pictures are
automatically saved).
Once you've taken one or more photos, press the EXIT button to return to
the Mode Selector.
To view your photos, enter Photos mode where you'll find your photos in
the CAMERA folder.
10.3 Camera Menu Commands
Use the stylus or finger to double click the middle of the screen to
access the camera menu (press the Down Arrow for more options):
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The following settings will be available:
z White Balance sets the white balance for photos taken indoors or
outdoors. Select Auto to let the camera set the best option
automatically. This setting displays a preview of options.
z Brightness allows you to darken or lighten subsequent photos on a
scale of (-3) to +3. This setting displays a preview of options.
z Exposure Mode sets the exposure for bright outdoor photos or darker
indoor photos. Select Auto to let the camera set the best option
automatically. This setting displays a preview of options.
z Special Effect allows you optionally set one of three special effects:
negative, sepia (to give photos that “old fashion” look), and black and
white. This setting displays a preview of options.
z Save Path allows you to choose whether to save photos to internal
memory or the microSD card (if you are using one).
z Resolution allows you to select one of many resolutions. Higher
resolution photos produce higher quality images, but take up more
storage space & Saving time.
z Free Space displays the available storage space of the configured
Save Path.
z Self-timer allows you to optionally set a delay of 5-20 seconds
between the time the shutter button is pressed and the camera actually
takes the photograph.
z Shutter Sound allows you to select one of three shutter sound effects
that are played when you press the shutter button. You can also
disable the shutter sound.
Date Stamp sets whether a red-lettered date stamp is superimposed
on the bottom-right corner of subsequent photographs. If so, you can
choose whether the stamp includes the date and time, or just the date.
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11.0 Recording Video
11.1 Entering DV Mode
Use the Mode Selector to enter
DV mode. (See “Unders
and Navigating Menus” on pg. 11
11.2 Basic Video Shooting Operations
Use the display as a viewfinder.
tanding
.)
egin recording by pressing the
B
CAMERA button. End a recording
pressing the CAMERA button again.
Your videos will be saved to the VIDE
folder.
Once you've finished a recording, you can return to the Mode Selector by
pressing the EXIT button.
To view your video recordings, enter Videos mode where you'll find your
recordings in the file list. The files are named using the digits of the date
and time. If, for example, you recorded a video on January 5, 2010 at 7
seconds after 6:05pm, then the filename would be 20100105180507.avi.
by
exit by p n ressing EXIT button i
DV Recording mode (“M”
Button)
O
This player will only
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11.3 The DV Menu
To display the DV menu, double click the middle of the screen in DV
mode. The settings are the same as the in the Camera Mode menu as
described on “Camera Menu Commands” on page. 21, except for one
addition setting: Record Quality allows you to choose one of three quality
presets.
12 .0Recording Audio
12.1 Entering Recorder Mode
Use the Mode Selector to enter
Recorder mode which will immediately
display the Recorder Mode menu.
12.2 Basic Recorder Operations
Set record options by selecting
Rec Type from the recorder screen
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(See “Understanding and Navigating Menus” on pg. 11 for details on
navigating menus). Set your recording options before recording files.
Press the WAV/MP3 button to switch between the file formats WAV files
are not compressed, thus they produce high fidelity recordings, but require
a lot of storage space. MP3 encoding is “lossy”, so MP3 recording are not
as high-fidelity as WAV. Nevertheless, they can sound excellent
(depending on the recording bitrate) and they require significantly less
storage space.
After selecting a file format, you can choose a bitrate at which to record
your audio. Like high photo resolution, higher bitrates produce higher
quality audio, but also require more storage space. Press the bitrate
information on the top right of the screen to change the bitrate level.
These are the basic recording operations:
z To record, use the stylus to press the REC screen button. As you
record, the display will show (a) the name of the file under which the
recording will be saved, (b) the elapsed time of the current recording,
(c) a countdown timer that indicates how much recording time is
possible, based on available storage space, and (d) a recording-inprogress indicator.
z To pause a recording, press the PLAY/PAUSE button.
z To stop recording, press the Stop button on the screen.
• Once the recording ends, you can create another recording by
pressing the PLAY button.
To listen to the recorded file: Once voice has been recorded, go to the
Mode Selector to enter Music mode, and select Record List for a list of your
wav recordings.
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To return to the Recorder Menu, press the button or press EXIT
button to return to the Mode Selector.
13 .0E-Book Operations
13.1 Entering E-Book Mode
Use the Mode Selector to enter
My E-Book mode. Use the stylus
to browse the list of texts and
double click to select a text for
viewing.
13.2 Basic E-Book Operations
While viewing a text, a status bar at the top of the display will indicate
what page you're viewing, and the total number of pages. It will also
indicate whether the scrolling will be done manually (“Auto Mode”) or
automatically (“Auto Mode”). Scrolling is done a page at a time.
You can manually scroll through a text with the stylus.
You can have the player automatically scroll through a text by pressing
the , to change the number of seconds between each page turn.
13.3 E-Book Menu
While viewing a text, press the screen button to display the E-Book
menu. From the menu, you can select the following commands:
z Add To Tag List to create a bookmark at the current page of the text.
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z Remove to delete the text.
z Skip to which allows you to more quickly advance or back up to a
different position within the text.
14 .0Listening to the FM Radio
Use the Mode Selector to enter FM
mode.
FM radio will only work
with the headphones plugged in
because they function as the
antenna.
14.1 Basic Radio Operations
Manual Tuning Use the arrow buttons to tune into a specific frequency.
Volume can be changed by the stylus to control volume bar.
You can mute the radio by pressing the PLAY button. Press PLAY again to
unmute the radio.
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If radio stations have already been saved as presets, you can list them by
pressing the Radio icon button. To listen to a preset, use the stylus to
press the choice.
Return to the Mode Selector by pressing the EXIT button or press the
button on the screen.
14.2 FM Radio Menu
While listening to the radio, press the Radio button to display the FM
radio menu. Before search, three selections will show up.:
From the after search menu, you can select the following
Auto Search causes the radio to scan all available frequencies and save
all stations whose signal is strong as a preset or “channel”.
Save Channel If you are listening to a station that has not been saved as
a preset, then select this command to save the station as a preset or
“channel”.
Recorder will digitally record the tuned FM broadcast according to the
configured Record Quality. Press MENU to pause the recording. Press
PLAY to stop the recording and save the audio file to the player's MUSIC
folder.
Station List displays a list of your presets
Remove All will delete all preset station, and the FM MENU will be
changed to default 3 selections
Remove If you are listening to a station that has been saved as a preset,
you can delete the preset by selecting this command.
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Once audio has been recorded, go
to the Mode Selector to enter Music
mode, and select Record List for a
list of your MP3-encoded FM
recordings. The FM recordings will
have filenames beginning with “FM”.
,
FM Band allows you to configure the radio for use in either Japan or the
United States of America. (Icon shows JP and US)
Stop Playing simply turns off the radio without leaving the FM Radio
mode.
15 .0PC Camera
15.1 Accessing the PC Camera
Use the Mode Selector to enter the PC
Camera mode where you can select
the following:
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PC Camera The device can be used as a PC camera.
After selecting this tool from the menu, use the USB
cable to connect the camera to your computer. In
Windows the camera should appear in My Computer
as a USB Video Device which you can use with any
webcam-capable programs.
16 .0Device Settings
Use the Mode Selector to enter
Settings mode. The following
options are available:
About displays technical information about the player.
Language allows you to change the display language. Supported
languages are listed under “Technical Specifications” on pg. 36
Main menu style allows you to change Mode Selector from sliding style to
small icon
Memory management is a submenu of
z Format Card: formats an inserted MicroSD card, and creates
the necessary subfolders.
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z Format Memory: reformats the player's internal memory, and
creates the necessary subfolders.
T ransition effects are for changing the slideshow picture styles: Fade in
and out, Scale, Left to Right and Scale to corner
Display brings you to select Time which determines how long the screen
saver will show before screen turns off. Note that the device will still be on,
but the screen is turned off to save battery power.
Date and Time allows you to adjust the date and time on the device.
Power management is a submenu to set the number of minutes of
inactivity before the player turns itself off; or turns off automatically
Screen calibration allows you to set the touch screen precision with the
stylus
System restore reboots the player and resume to factory default settings.
17 .0FLASH Games
Use the Mode Selector to enter Flash
Games mode. To begin, select games with
the stylus in the Flash Games list: doubleclick to start playing.
17.1 Installing New Games
When installing new flash games to play simply plug the player in the computer
via the USB connection cable that was provided, and have the window with the
game and the window with the player then Drag and Drop the file into the flash
folder on the player, and to access the flash games folder go to Start > My
Computer > Removable Disk > Flash. There are three (3) flash games preinstalled already on the player. In order to add new games you mush download
the .swf file type of that game. For more information on downloading flash games
please check out our website at www.emaitc.us
(Coming Soon).
To exit Flash
Games you MUST use the
EXIT button
and click on Game section
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17.2 Removing Games
There are two (2) ways to remove games from the player.
1. Connect the player to the computer and go in to the flash folder and delete
the games manually.
2. From the flash game menu click the file button - a pop-up will then come up
and ask you to confirm that you want to remove this file.
NOTE: Once a file is deleted there is no way to recover it from the player.
17.3 Playing Games
All games that are put on to the player unless otherwise noted are not created for
the player and will play differently depending on the game. Please see the games
instructions for further detail.
1. Memory Madness – The game is a “Simon Says” type game the colors will
light up in a pattern and the player must try and repeat the pattern back.
2. Bowling – Bowling is played by simply pressing the go button and trying to get
the power meter in the correct place.
3. Ping Pong – Ping Pong is played with the finger as the paddle. Press your
finger on the screen as if it was the actual paddle being used.
Note: All games are subject to either free use and all copyrights are that of their
respected owners and modification of these titles is strictly prohibited.
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Miscellaneous
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18 .0Formatting the Player
18.1 Understanding File systems
Your player is like a small hard drive of data, and like any such storage
device, it has a file system. If you wish to reformat the player's file system,
you may use any standard formatting tools as long as it is formatted with
FAT32 file system.
18.2 Reformatting Your Player in Windows
Follow these steps to reformat your player:
1. Connect the player to your computer
via the USB cable.
2. Double-click My Computer. Find the
icon representing the player, which will
probably appear as Removable Disk.
3. Right-click the player's icon and select
Format.
4. Make certain the file system is
FAT32; otherwise the player will not
work!
5. Click Start.
6. When the Warning message appears,
click OK. Once started DO NOT
remove the USB cable as this may
damage the player!
7. Once the formatting is complete, you may access the drive through
My Computer.
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19 .0Help
19.1 Troubleshooting
Problem Possible Reason Solution
Unit will not turn on Weak battery Recharge the battery for 4 hours
Invalid operation Switch player off and then on again
Unit spontaneously
turns off
Player connected by
USB, but computer
does not recognize the
device
No sound when
playing media
Doesn’t save: “Save
Failure”
Wrong language Wrong language is configured Change the language in Settings
Songs on player are
not in playable list
Weak battery Recharge the battery for 4 hours
USB cable damaged Replace with a new cable
USB in disabled in the BIOS Enable USB functionality in the BIOS
OS does not support USB Install or update the OS driver
Wire wrongly connected Make sure the cable is firmly connected
Any issues of the PC Reboot PC
Volume is too low Turn up the volume
Wrong audio out device Set right parameter
Unsupported file format Re-encode media in a supported format
The file is corrupted Re-copy the file to the player. You may
have to re-encode the file.
Damaged earphones Use different earphones
Format failure Format with a FAT32 file system
Storage full Delete some files from the player
Wrong save path Double-check the destination folder
Songs in the wrong folder Move all song files to the player's MUSIC
folder, or one of its subfolders
19.2 For More Help
z See the FAQ page on our website for information and how-to videos:
http://www.ematic.us
z Check the Updates section of our website.
z View how-to videos on our website.
z E-mail customer service: customerservice@ematic.com.
You can expect a response within 1-2 business days.
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20 .0Technical Specifications
Dimensions 82mm x 52mm x 12.5mm (length x width x thickness)
Display Physical dimensions 3” LCD QVGA touch screen
Resolution 320x240 pixels
USB USB 2.0
Memory Internal file system FAT32
Expansion capacity 1GB / 2GB / 4GB (optional)
Record
MP3 and WMA Compress rate 32Kbps – 384Kbps
CMOS Camera
Supported formats
WE AT EMATIC STRIVE
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PRODUCTS.
PLEASE VISIT US ON
THE WEB AT
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FOR UPDATES ON
SUPPORTED
FORMATS
Operating temperature -5°C to 40°C
Menu language English, Simplified Chinese, Tradition Chinese, Japanese, Korean,
Format WAV/MP3
Length 70 Hours (128MB)
Frequency response 20Hz – 20KHz
Total harmonic distortion <0.1%
Signal-to-noise ratio >85dB
Audio Power 8mW – 16mW
Frame rate 30fps
Color depth 24bit
Focus 1x to 2x
Images JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, TIF images that are
uncompressed, TIFF images that are
compressed via Pack Bits, CCITT Group 3
fax images, and CCITT Group 4 fax images
Videos RM, RMVB, AVI, WMV, and FLV videos that
have a resolution of 320x240 or smaller.
Audio MP3, WAV, and unprotected WMA, OGG,
FLAC, and APE. Protected WMA audio files,
and M4A/M4P files (any AAC-encoded audio)
from iTunes® are not supported.
E-book TXT
French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian.
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