Goodmans GMP316 Instruction Manual

DIGITAL AUDIO MP3 PLAYER

WITH EXPANDABLE MEMORY

GMP316

Instruction Manual

Read this Instructions Manual with Care and retain it for Future Reference.

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CONTENTS

This pack contains the following items
1 x Main unit
1 x Earphone
1 x Neck strap
1 x USB cable
1 x Driver disc Windows 98SE
1 x AAA battery

This player is designed to be compatible with "SD" and "MMC" memory
cards. "MMC Plus" memory cards cannot be used.

1

VOLUME DOWN

SKIP DOWN

PLAY/PAUSE/STOP

LOCATION OF CONTROLS DISPLAY

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3

CARD SLOT

VOLUME UP

SKIP UP

MODE/EQ

RAN

POP
ROCK

1

JAZZ
CLASS
BASS

2

CARD

4

REP ALL

5

7

HOLD SWITCH

USB SOCKET

LCD

EARPHONE
SOCKET

BELT CLIP

98

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1. Equaliser indicator - During playback , press and hold the mode button to change
the EQ effect through POP, ROCK/JAZZ, CLASSIC and BASS.

2. Card/Flash indicator, if an SD/MMC card is inserted into the card slot before
switching the unit on the indicator will show "CARD" if a card is not inserted
"FLASH" will be shown.

3. "REP" appears to indicate track repeat mode, which is activated by briefly pressing
the mode button.

4. Briefly pressing the MODE button twice REP and ALL will show in the display, all
tracks on the internal memory and any inserted card will be played repeatedly.

5. Volume status indicator

6. Briefly pressing the MODE button three times "RAN" will appear in the display
indicating the unit is now in Random playback mode all tracks in the internal memory
and any inserted card will be played randomly , press the MODE button again and
REP will appear in the display indicating the unit is in RANDOM REPEAT mode To
cancel this playback function press the MODE button until both indicators disappear.

7. " " shows the current battery life status when the battery is exhausted the
following symbol is shown " ".

8. These 3 digits show the number of the track currently being played, CARD and
FLASH tracks are shown separately.

9. and 10. These digits indicate the elapsed time of the current playing track in minutes
and seconds.

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