Foxda Tech FM-6603 User Manual

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FM-6603FM-6603

User Manual

Digital Mp3 Player

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Thank you for purchasing Foxda digital Mp3 Player. Please read through the user manual carefully beforeoperating the machine in order tomaximize the ability and life of our product. Please take good care ofthis manual for future reference. The appearance of our players shown in the manual may differ from the actual products since allpictures are based on the prototypeof our models.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1)this device may not cause harmful interference received,including interference that may cause undesired operation.

We strongly recommend you to read through this manual before connecting this machine with any PC. If you want to connect this player with the PC, please first connect the USB cable to the player and then to the PC. If you want to disconnect the player from the PC, Please first unplug the cable from the PC. Our company will not take the responsibility for damage caused by any inappropriate operation.

As some components would take up spaces in the flash memory, it is normal to find out that the available memory size is lesser than normal.

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Content

Note................................1

Overview

MP3 Player.......................3

LCD.................................4

Earphone.........................5

Features..........................6

Technical Spec.................7

Operational Notes.............8

Operation Notes

Battery/Power on or off......9

Operation MODE..............10

Operation Notes...............11-13

Advanced Function

Menu/Function.................15

Music...............................16

Voice............................... 16-17

FM tuner...........................18-20

CD Line-in........................ 20-21

Configuration....................21-24

Erase files........................ 24-25

About/Return....................25

Communication with Computer

Connection...........................27

Installation............................28

Download..............................29

Remove.................................30

Formatting.............................31

FAQ.......................................32

Menu Overview.......................33

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OVERVIEW

This player is an MP3 player with removable storage hard disk and fashionable appearance. It is user-friendly, easy to operate and provides recoding, music playing and repeating function.

1.Neck Strap Loop

2.Earphone/USB port/CD Line-in Jack

3.FF

4.PLAY

5.STOP

6.RW

7.Vol +

8.VOL-

9.Internal Microphone

10.REC/A-B/EQ

11.Menu

12.Battery Cover

13.LCD

Note: Press 10&11 Button to enable the

hold function.

Player overview

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1 42

A-B

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

8 9 10

JAZZ

5 6

LCD

1.Status indicator

2.Play mode display

3.Repeat A-B display

4.EQ

5.Volume

6.Power

7.Function Status

8.Song No.

9.Current Music playing time

10. Total music playing time

11.Song message

12.Hold status

Earphone overview

1.Ear piece

2.USB cable

3.CD Line-in

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Accessories

1.USB cable

2.Earphone

3.Manual

4.CD-ROM

5.Neck Strap

6.CD Line-in cable

Features

Small in size, all-round functions One jack for USB, earphone and CD Line-in connection (patent) Online FM recording CD Line-in Animation Menu

Playback MP3/ WMA multi-format files Equalizer mode options: Normal, Classic, Jazz, Pop, Rock, DBB. LCD display, blue light background. A-B repeat function 10 hours recording time (128MB) 12MB full speed USB internal flash memory Low power consumption, AAA battery (12 hrs continuous playback time) No driver required for windows me/2000/xp (except Windows 98SE) Compact and light in Weight, Stylish appearance Multilanguage version

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Data reference

Size 74 x 31 x 15 mm Weight 25 g Power Source 1.5V "AAA" Alkaline Batt. Frequency Range (+-1db) 20Hz - 20KHz Frequency 8 KHz - 48 KHz Encode ISO 11172-3 (MPEG 1.0 Layer 3) Bit Rate 64 kdps - 320 kdps Distortion (1Khz) 0. 1% SNR >80 db MP3 (Sound Track Separation) >80 db MP3 (Dynamic Range) >93 db Recorder Length 16 bit Transfer Speed 12 Mb Full Speed USB Delivery Speed 4 Mbps Power Out >5mW*2

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Operational Notes

“ If the MP3 player will not be operated for a prolonged period, remove the battery to avoid possible damage caused by electrical leakage. “ The MP3 player should be kept in areas free from extreme temperature changes, moisture and dust. “ Set the HOLD switch to release position before operation “ Do not drop the player “ Battery life may vary depending on usage condition and manufacture date. “ Please change the battery under Low Battery indicator displayed.(All buttons are not responding even after the battery has been taken out and replaced) “ Do not use the player for a very long period in order to protect your audio ability “ If the player stops running under propero peration,p lease r eset b y t aking o ut b attery. “ Do not use player when driving or cycling. “ The optimum temperature for operation is 5 -45 degree Celsius (41F-95F) with humidity between 10% and 75 %.

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Operating Instructions

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Load battery

Open the battery compartment and load one AAA7 battery as directed by

+and-.

Change battery

When the LCD displays Low Battery , it indicates a need of battery change. Turn off the machine before replacing a new battery.

Turning the power on/off

The OSD with blue backlight appears when PLAY/STOP button is pressed. The length of time for the backlight to stay on is depending on user setting.Switching the power off by pressing on the PLAY/STOP button continuously. When the machine has idled for a while, auto power off will activate according to the time set by user. You can set

Disable function to let machine cancel this function.

power off

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Functional Options

Music playing, voice playing & recording, radio function

Press Menu to select music mode. Then press Menu again to confirm playing music (machine will automatically switch back to music mode if no operation for more than 10 seconds). You can play Mp3 and WMA format files in this mode. LCD displays music as:

Music play mode

Press Menu button into music mode. Press + button to select voice mode and press Menu button again to confirm this mode. It is the same procedure transferring from voice mode to music mode. LCD displays voice as:

Voice play mode

Press Menu button into music mode. Press + button two times to select FM Tuner mode. Press Menu again to confirm FM Tuner mode.Press Menu button into music mode.

FM mode

Press + , - button to select music,voice, radio, settings, erase files about or exit mode. Press Menu again to confirm selection. (Ref. P. 15)

A-B

Music

A-B

Voice

A-B

JAZZ

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Music playing functions

The default OSD is in stop status under music mode

JAZZ

A-B

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

Play/Pause/Stop/FF/RW

Press Play/Stop button to play, LCD displays as:

Under playing music mode, LCD displays music mode

Press Play/Stop button again to pause playing. LCD displays as:

LCD displays pause mode when music is pause playing

Under play or pause mode, press down Play/Stop button for 3 seconds to jump to stop mode, and press Play/Stop button again to return to playing music mode, LCD displays as:

Note: Only in stop mode, hold play/stop button to switch off the machine. If the machine is playing, please stop playing first before switching off.

LCD displays stop mode when music is stopped playing

Press FF button to select next song. Press RW button to select previous song.

JAZZ

A-

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

RW/FF operation will cause song information to change.

JAZZ

A-B

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

JAZZ

A-B

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

JAZZ

A-B

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

JAZZ

A-B

MUSIC2.MP3

Song 002-00:01/05:12

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VOL+/ VOL-

By pressing VOL+/VOL- button, you could control the volume under either Play or Pause mode. The volume steps (see illustration) will increase or decrease when then the VOL+/VOL- button is pressed correspondingly.

JAZZ

A-B

TRYING MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

JAZZ

A-B

TRYING MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

Volume adjustment can be displayed by digit change

Repeat A-B function

Under music/voice mode, you can press A-B/EQ button to select A and B, then A-B music or voice will play continuously. Press A-B/EQ button to cancel, LCD displays as:

JAZZ

A-

TRYING MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

Remark: Under stop mode, this function is out of operation. Press A-B/EQ/REC for a period of time to change into EQ setting. (For EQ setting please refer to P. 13)

Repeat A-B setting display

JAZZ

A-B

TRYING MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

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EQ setting

Under the playing mode, press A-B/EQ button for a period of time to select 6 different music modes:

Normal DBB Jazz Rock Classical

LCD displays as:

JAZZ

A-B

TRYING MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

Press this button a period for EQ set, short time for repeat A-B set

Description of another set method(Ref.p21)

Pop

Music/Voice information display:

When in play/stop status, the display will scroll to show the information of music or voice file, e.g. song title, distributor, copyright, etc. The next line shows the song or voice file number, e.g. song001 or voice001. Next it is the current playing time of the music or voice file, and then the total playing time.

JAZZ

A-B

MUSIC.MP3

Song 001-01:05/04:47

2 3

1.Song title animation rolling

2.music or voice

3.music or voice file number

4.Current playing time

5.file total time

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Advanced function

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Advanced function

Followed are the more advanced functions of our MP3 player for you. You can press Menu button to select 6 modes

press + - button

Music

Voice

FM Tuner

Line in

Settings

Erase Files

About

Exit

cycling to select above item, LCD display as :

Press Menu button to enter this mode. Press + . - to cycle selecting above 6 functions and press Menu button again to confirm your selecting.

Note: No operation in 5 seconds, machine returns to latest setting mode.

JAZZ

A-B

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Music mode ( Ref. P. 10)

This is the default mode. Users can play MP3/WMA files under this mode. Users can also run repeat (Ref. P. 22) /A-B/RW/FF/V+,-/EQ setting in this mode.

Voice mode

Under music mode, press Menu button and + button to select voice mode then press Menu button to confirm . Under voice mode, you can select play/record/repeat/A-B/RW/FF/V+,-/EQ setting.

1. Play/RW/FF/V+,- (Ref. Page 11)

JAZZ

A-B

Recording: Under voice mode, LCD display as

1.Display Stop status

2.Voice file name and path

3.Voice file icon

4.Voice file number

5.Voice file current recording time

6.Voice file total recording time

/V001.WAV

Voice 001-00:05/01:00

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Start Recording

Under Voice Function, press A-B/EQ button to start recording (build-in Microphone, microphone's position can be seen in P.2). The display is as follows:

JAZZ

A-B

/VOICE/V001.WAV

REC 00:00:05/07:58:00

1.Recording Function display

2.Name and track of recorded file

3.REC Function

4.Time of recorded file

5.Total time of recorded file

Stop Recording

Press A-B/EQ button again to stop recording.

Play Recording

The operating procedure is the same as operating music files (Ref. page 11). (Display reference in Page 13)

Note: "A-B" repeat function only works in playing or pause mode. Users cannot use this function in recording or stop mode. Press "A-B/EQ" for a while and then users can adjust the EQ mode in play/stop/pause status. Users cannot use this function in recording mode.

Name your recorded files

Users can name your recorded files according to your own preference for your convenience (Ref. Page 29)

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FM Tuner

FM tuner mode

Press Menu button and press +,- to select FM tuner, and then press Menu to confirm. (Adjust the direction of earphone line to get better radio effect)

VOL+/VOL

Auto search

87.6 Mhz

Mono(Stereo)

87.6 Mhz

Mono(Stereo)

P01

Volume is shown by numbers

The volume steps (see illustration) will increase decrease when the VOL+/VOL button is pressed correspondingly.

Press 'menu' button to auto search and memorize up to 32 radio channels.

FM fine tuner

Press or to fine tune. By pressing A-B/EQ button for a moment, the machine will memorize the current radio frequency. If you want to repeat the auto search function, press stop/play button until 'P' appeared on the screen,then press and to activate the auto search function again. Similarly, if you want to fine tune any channels, you onlyneed to press play/stop button once till the 'p' disappeared from the screen. You may now fine tune the channelby press the A-B/EQ button for a while.

93.90 Mhz

FM Stereo P

Press or to fine tune

JAZZ

A-B

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FM Recording

Press A-B/EQ button to start recording the current listening radio channel. The display is shown below:

Press the same button again to stop recording. You can play the recorded file in voice mode. The display is shown below:

Playing recorded FM files

Press 'Menu' button to return to voice playing mode. Press and to search for the recorded files and press play button to play the file. You can treat the file as common music file to run EQ setup and other related functions

Record the current listening channel

Play the FM files under voice mode

Operation of FM files in PC

When the USB connection between the mp3 player and PC has completed, you can find that there is a folder called 'FM' in the player. Inside you can find the recorded FM files. Just like other music files, you can rename, copy or delete the Recorded FM files.

Quit FM Tuner mode

Press 'Menu' button to quit FM tuner mode and back to music or voice mode.

CLASS

/FM/F001.WAV

REC 00:03:33/04:10:06

CLASS

/F001.WAV

FM 008-01:55/08:16

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Line-in recording function

1.Connection Use the CD line-in cable to connect the player with CD player (or other audio equipment) as shown below:

2.Recording

Press Menu and then press +, - to select Line IN . Press Menu to confirm ands tart recording. As the mean time, press the play button on the CD player and start the recording as shown below:

3.Playing recorded files

Press Menu button to return to main menu and select music playing mode. Press and to find the wave file 001.WAV. Press play to listen to the recorded music files from CD. You can configure and adjust the EQ mode of the file just like the normal music files.

Press rec to stop recording, and press it again to start recording.

CLASS

/Line in/L001.WAV

REC 00-:00:49/08:06:09

CLASS

/L001.WAV

Song 001-01:55/08:16

4.Operation on recorded music files

Connect the player with PC by a USB cable. You may find a folder called LINE In in the flash memory of mp3player. Inside you can find the file you have recorded. Like common music files, you may also play/rename/copy/delete the file.

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Settings Enter this mode according to the instructions in Page 15.

EQ Play Mode Contrast PowerSaving BackLight Language Exit

EQ Setting (Ref. page 13 for another

setting method)

Press +,- button to cycle selecting, and press Menu to confirm.

Note: Except in record mode, you can select setting function both in play and stop mode. 5 seconds standby time later, machine will automatically return to music/voice play mode (or latest setting mode).

Press +,- button to cycle selecting, and press Menu to confirm.

JAZZ

A-B

JAZZ

Norma DBB Rock Jazz Classical Pop

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2 Play Mode

playing mode includes:

Press +, - button to cycle selecting, and press Menu to confirm.

JAZZ

A-B

Repeat all

3.Contrast

User can customize the contrast setting for better visual effect.

JAZZ

A-B

Contrast

Level

Press "+/-"button to display relative change,

4.Power Saving

In order to save power, the machine can be set to auto power-off if it has idled for a certain period of time under voice and music mode.

Press +,- to select and press menu to confirm.

and press "menu"button to confirm

2Mins

Normal

Repeat singlesong

Repeat all

Shuffle play

Shuffle repeat

Disable 1Min 2Mins

JAZZ

A-B

5Mins 10Mins

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5.Backlight

User can disable or change the backlight lasting time in this setting.

6.Language

Chinese

7.Exit

JAZZ

A-B

When LCD displays Exit , press Menu to confirm, and return to setting mode.

Press +,- button to select and press Menu button to confirm.

JAZZ

A-B

Press +, - button to cycle selecting, and press Menu to confirm.

JAZZ

A-B

Disables 3Sec 10Sec

Chinese Traditional Chinese English

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Erase files (Ref. P. 15)

Press +, - button to cycle selecting,and press

Menu to confirm.

A-B

Erase music files

File name

TRYING MUSIC.MP3 Delete the file?

File deleted

Press +,- to cycle selecting yes or no, and then press menu to confirm.

Yes No

When the files has been erased, you can see the display shown above

Press to cycle the music files selection

File name

Erase voice files

Press +,- to cycle selecting yes or no, and then press menu to confirm.

/VOICE/V001.WAV

Delete the file?

File deleted

Note: Under delete mode, 5 secs standby time can cause the machine to return to voice/music mode (or the latest setting mode)

File name and path

Yes No

When the files has been erased, you can see the display shown above

Press to cycle the music files selection

File name

JAZZ

2TRYING MUSIC.MP3 Delete the file?

/VOICE/V002.WAV

Delete the file?

Yes No

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About

Please refer to P. 15 on how to enter this mode

Note: As some components would take up spaces in the flash memory, it is normal to find out that the available memory size is lesser than normal.

Exit

Please refer to P. 15 on how to enter this mode

JAZZ

A-B

Note: Under this mode, 5 secs standby time can cause the machine to return to voice/music mode (or the latest setting mode)

Press menu to return to music or voice mode (latest running mode)

Production Model

A-B

Fm660 VER 2. 3 400 FREE 108MB

Firmware VER.

JAZZ

Free memery

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CONNECTION WITH COMPUTER

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Requirements for computer system

1. Operating systems: Microsoft Windows 98 SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows XP

2. CPU: Intel Pentium 3, Pentium 4 or above CPU

3. Memory: 64 MB or above

4. HD: 200MB idle memory and above

5. Interface: full-speed USB

6. CD-ROM

Connection with computer

Connect the USB cable with the computer USB port.

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Installation of Driver

After connecting with computer, Windows 2000/ME/XP will automatically identify and install the driver. The machine is ready to use when a removable drive icon appears in my computer . The attached CD-ROM is needed for Windows 98SE to install Driver.

The icon will be displayed here after installation

The icon will be displayed in my computer after installation

Windows 98SE CD-ROM installation Put the attached CD-ROM into computer, and then

install the software according to instruction.

Computer difference can display some changes

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Save and rename music and voice files

After successful connection between the machine and computer, it is displayed as Double-click removable disk, it is displayed as

LINE INVOICE

FM FM

FM file

Music file

Voice

Voice file

Line in

Line in file

Note: This machine can recognize and play .Mp3, .WMA and .WAV format files

Ready

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The operating procedure of the removable flash disk is the same as normal USB storage device. Users may copy files to relevant folder. You may also rename it for your own convenience

Write

Disconnection with computer

Please follow the instruction below for disconnection between Mp3 player and computer.

Right click plug and play icon then select safe to delete to disconnect

Note: Do not unplug the machine with computer when the file is reading, writing or deleting. Foxda Technology is not liable for any damage/lose of any files.

Writing status

The icon will move when it is writing or deleting files

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Formatting

Right click the removable disk icon then select FAT mode to format. The machine may not be able to play music if FAT 32 or NTFS mode selected. To recover, please format the machine again as FAT mode.

Press"Begin"button

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General question&answer

Problems

Unable to switch on the machine

No audio output from the earphone

LCD cannot display

Poor FM receiving

Cannot upload/download Mp3 /WMA/WAV files

Cannot record or receive FM

Possible causes

No battery Incorrect battery position

Loosen plug Volume is 0 Check the battery status Check the plug for whether it has oxidized or covered by any dirty stain Corrupted Mp3 or Wav files

Wrong lang. setting Do not support certain lang. Signal too weak Interfere by other electronic appliances

Check the battery Check the USB connection Mal-function USB cable Out of memory

Out of memory