Goodmans GPDR1 User Guide

PERSONAL ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM

USER GUIDE

GPDR 1

GOODMANS HELPLINE PHONE NUMBER

Warning:
In the event of return of this product, it will only be accepted by the retailer with the supplied
256Mb memory card

0870 873 0080

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Important Notes

CAUTION

Keep product out of direct sunlight. Exposure to direct sunlight or extreme heat may cause damage
or malfunction. To prevent re or shock hazard, do not expose to rain or moisture.

CAUTION WHILST DRIVING

Use of headphones whilst operating an automobile or moving vehicle is not recommended. Be
careful and attentive on the road. Stop operation of the device if you nd it disruptive or distracting
whilst driving.

CAUTION WHILST PLAYING BACK FILES

If your le can not be played on the device, check if the le format is supported. If yes, use the
included Multimedia Converter to convert it again. It is always recommended to convert video les
before uploading to the device for playing back.

CAUTION WHILST TRANSFERRING FILES

Power on the device and use the USB cable to connect it to the PC. The LED indicator will illuminate.
The device is now ready for le uploading. When the transmitting starts, the LED will flash. Do not
disconnect the USB cable during this period. Otherwise it may cause le loss or system instability.

BACK UP YOUR DATA

As with any device that has flash memory, you should back up the drive regularly.

IMPORTANT BATTERY INFORMATION

The battery used in this device may present a risk of re or chemical burn if mistreated. Do not
separately recharge, disassemble, heat above 60˚C (140˚F), or incinerate.
Do not attempt to open the device. No user serviceable parts inside.
Keep the device away from children. Do not disassemble or dispose product in re.

Use only the specied chargers which were packaged with the product. Use of another charger may
present a risk of re or explosion.
Keep charger plugged in to device for at least 3 hours before attempting to operate device if battery
is completely run down and is insufcient to power up device.

IMPORTANT RECORDING INFORMATION

We strongly recommend you to connect the power adapter when you are recording with the device.
It ensures sufcient power supply and prevents le damage from power shortage.

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Table of Contents

First Time Use >>------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

Location of Controls >>----------------------------------------------------------------- 5

Connecting the Device to a PC or TV >>------------------------------------------ 7

Software Installation >>----------------------------------------------------------------- 8

Synchronizing Files between PC and GPDR 1 >>------------------------------ 9

Converting and Transferring Files >>-------------------------------------------- 9

Mass Storage Mode >>------------------------------------------------------------ 10

Disconnecting the GPDR 1 from your COMPUTER >>---------------------- 11

OSD Menu >>----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

A. Photo Player >>----------------------------------------------------------------- 14

B. Video Player >>------------------------------------------------------------------17

C. Audio Player >>-----------------------------------------------------------------20

D. MP3 Player >>------------------------------------------------------------------- 23

E. AV Recorder >>----------------------------------------------------------------- 25

F. Slide Show >>-------------------------------------------------------------------- 28

G. Calendar >>---------------------------------------------------------------------- 29

H. Game >>-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32

I. Setup Menu >>------------------------------------------------------------------- 34

Direct Print >>----------------------------------------------------------------------------36

Specications >>------------------------------------------------------------------------39

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First Time Use

This multi-functional portable device enables you to:

• Play MPEG-4 videos

• View JPEG images

• Record digital videos

• Record digital audio

• Listen to MP3 les

• Use it as an USB Portable Disk

Check the pack for the following:

• CD Rom Installation & Application

Disc

• USB Cable

• AV Cable

• Earphone

• Li-on Battery

• AC Adapter

• Use it as a SD/MMC card reader

• Record TV show (MPEG 4

compatible ASF le format)

• Print photos directly without

attaching to a PC (DPS-ready)

• Use it as an alarm clock

• Carry Case

• 256MB MMC Card

• Scart to RCA Adapter

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Location of Controls

1. Function Scroller

Play/Pause : Press the centre button of the scroller to start or pause play-

back in Video/Audio/MP3 Player Mode.

Note: The centre button of the scroller behaves the same as the OK button on the

GPDR 1 front panel.

Previous/Next : Scroll up/down and release the scroller to go to previous/

next item in Photo/Video/Audio/MP3 Player Mode.

F.Fwd/F.Bwd : Scroll up/down and hold the scroller to speed up the play-

back of advancing/reversing in Video/Audio/MP3 Player Mode.

Volume Up/Down : Press the button and then scroll up/down to adjust

the volume during playback in Video/Audio/MP3 Player mode.

2. Hold

Switch to / to lock/unlock the buttons (including the scroller) on the

GPDR 1.

3. DC IN jack

Power Supply : Connect the power adapter to DC IN socket whilst using GPDR 1.

Charge :

Connect the power adapter to DC IN socket to charge the battery.

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4. Strap Holder

5. AV IN socket

Connect the AV cable to this AV IN socket to enable the recording of

TV programmes.

6. Earphone socket

7. USB port

8. SD/MMC CARD slot

9. Battery Cover

10. Mode/INFO button

Press the Mode button to switch to different modes.
Press the Info button to turn on/off the information display whilst review-

ing a single photo or playng video/audio/MP3 les or recording TV
programmes.

11. Speaker

12. Record/Vol button

13. Play/Pause/OK button

14. Microphone

A built-in microphone for voice record.

15. Power button

16. Menu/Stop button

Use this button to call up the menu in each mode.

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Connecting the Device to a PC or

TV

Connecting to a PC

USB Cable

Connecting to TV

AV Cable

Note: For TV or VCR without RCA output socket, use the supplied SCART

adapter plug.

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Software Installation

The installation CD bundled with the GPDR 1 contains all the neces­sary software and useful information (User Guide PDF) you need before
operating the device. Please follow the instructions below to complete the
software installation.

1. Insert the Installation CD into CD-ROM. The Select Language dialog
box appears.

2. Select your preferred language and click “OK”
to continue.

3. A Welcome dialog box appears. Click “Next”.

4. The Select Components dialog box appears.
Click and select the software to install and
then click “Next“.

5. The Select Program Folder dialog box ap­pears advising that the setup program is about
to add a program icon to the system, you can
change the folder name listed in the text box,
or simply click “Next” to continue.

6. The Start Copying Files dialog box appears
conrming that the listed software will be
installed. Click “Next” to continue.

7. Follow the on-screen instructions to continue
and complete the installation.

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Synchronizing les between PC

and GPDR 1

Converting and Transferring Files

To synchronize the les between PC and the device, read and follow the
instructions below.

1. Power on the device and connect it to the computer with the provided
USB cable. The following appears. Then the Multimedia Converter dialog
box appears.

Connect to PC

Device Display

2. Press Browse button to select the path where the required les
reside. The les will be listed as thumbnails in the Source eld.

3. Press Browse button to select the path where any temporary les
will reside before uploading to the device.

4. Press Convert button. The conversion starts.

5. The Convert Progress dialog box appears listing the conversion detail.
To cancel the coversion, press button to stop.

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PC Screen

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Note: To select les in the Source window, click on them, the icon border will change

from black to red. To select a number of les, hold down the shift or control key
whilst selecting with the mouse.

Multimedia Converter Supported File Type

File Type (Format) File Extension

Windows Media Audio and Video le format .asf, wav

Windows Audio and Video le format DivX AVI, Motion JPEG AVI only

Moving Picture Expert Group (MPEG) .mpeg, mpg, dat

MP3 .mp3

Image .bmp, jpg, tif

Mass Storage Mode

For PC Users

Connect the device to a computer, an extra disk drive (USB Portable Disk)
will appear. The device is now in Mass Storage Mode. In this mode, you
can copy, move or delete les (pictures) exactly the way you manipulate
les in Windows user interface.

Note: For playback purpose, all the les uploaded to the GPDR 1 must be converted
by Multimedia Converter rst. For le storage, use Mass Storage mode only.

For MAC Users
(Mac OS: 9.x and 10.1 above)
By connecting the device to a MAC computer (refer to the previous page),

it will automatically detect Mass Storage drive. You can easily manipulate
your les the way you do in MAC user interface.

Please note! The Multimedia Converter will not function on a MAC
computer, only Mass Storage mode can be used.

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Disconnecting the GPDR 1 from

your Computer

We strongly recommend to safely remove the device from your computer
when it is not in use. Complete the following before removing the USB
cable from the device or PC.

Windows XP

1. Click “Safely Remove Hardware” ( )
icon in the taskbar.

2. Select Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device from the menu.

Windows 2000/Me

1. Click “Unplug or Eject Hardware” ( )

icon in the taskbar.

2. Select “Stop USB Mass Storage Device”
from the menu (Windows 2000).

Select “Stop USB Disk” from the menu (Windows Me).

Windows 98

1. In My computer, right click on the removable disk cor-

responding to the device.

2. Select “Eject” from the menu.

Mac OS 9.x and 10.1 above

1. Select the device icon (shown as ‘NO_NAME’or
‘untitled’ drive) on the desktop.

2. Drag and drop the drive to the Trash.

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Notice:

• If the device is not connected to the PC when opening the Multimedia

Converter program, a “no device” dialog

box will appear, simply click to
continue. The program will launch and
all the converted le(s) will be saved and
placed in the temporary folder.

Once the device is connected to your PC,
the previously converted les will then automatically be uploaded to the
device.

• If you don’t want to keep the les on your pc for backup, check the op-

tion “delete temporary le(s) after the transfer?“, then the les saved in
the temporary les folder will be deleted after uploading to the device.

• The Destination window will be disabled if the device is not connected to

the PC.

If the device is connected to the PC, you will see 4 folders labeled

PHOTO, VIDEO, AUDIO and MP3 in this window. The folders are au­tomatically built by the system. All the converted les will be sorted and
saved to these folders according to their type.

• To delete the les in stored in the device, select the le in the Destina-

tion window and then click .

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OSD Menu

Power on the GPDR 1, a startup screen appears, then the OSD (on-screen
display) menu comes up. The OSD menu contains 9 categories. Each of
them provides different functions for users to select.

Before operating the GPDR 1, some important points should be noted.

• For playback purpose, all the les (.asf/.jpg/.mp3/.wav) u

1

must be converted by Multimedia Converter. For le storage, use Mass

Storage mode only.

• The GPDR 1 has internal memory. To save les in the internal memory, do

not insert external memory card. If an external memory card is inserted in the
GPDR 1, only the external memory can be read.

•

For better playback speed and viewing quality, all the photos converted by Mul­timedia Converter will be resized to 640 x 480 pixels to t the GPDR 1 screen
size.
(The video recorded by GPDR 1 will be at the size of 320 x 240 pixels.)

• The GPDR 1 calendar can record the date up to the year 2036.

• The timer record and alarm clock setting can be preset for up to 24 hours.

• Only one song can be set for alarm clock music. If a song is selected in AU-

DIO menu and another song is selected in MP3 menu, the system will choose
the newest one for alarm clock music.

• It’s strongly recommended to turn off the LCD display and plug in the AC

adapter whilst using the GPDR 1 for timer record.

• To format the built-in memory, do not insert a memory card in the GPDR 1,

otherwise GPDR 1 will erase the data on the memory card instead.

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ploaded to the GPDR

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A. Photo Player

To view photos, enter Photo Player function. Use this mode to review pho­tos, record voice clip, add special effects to photos.

To enter the Photo Player function:

Press OK button or press the centre button of the scroller.

• Scroll up/down the scroller to select previous/next photo

• Press OK button to magnify/shrink the selected photo

• Press MENU button to enter the Photo Menu. To exit, press MENU

again

The Photo menu contains the following:

Display

MULTIPLE / SINGLE photo display
Press OK button to enter Display setting. Scroll up/down
to select the preferred setting and press the centre but­ton of the scroller to conrm.

You may turn off the Information display whilst reviewing
a single photo by pressing Mode/INFO button.

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Attach Voice

Effects

Press the Menu button and use the scroller to select
the Attach Voice function. will show on the bot­tom of the screen. Scroll up/down to select the photo to
attach voice narration and press the RECORD button
to start recording. icon will then show on the top of
the screen. To stop recording, press STOP button.

When the recording completes, a icon will appear on
the photo to which the voice narration been attached.

To review the photo with voice narration, press MENU
button and scroll down to select and then press the
centre button. Scroll up/down to select the photo at­tached with voice narration and press

To return to a normal play without voice narration, press

MENU button again and scroll down to select and

then press the centre button to conrm.

NEG. ART/SEPIA/B&W/MOSAIC/NORMAL

Press the Menu button and use the scroller to select
the Effects function. Scroll up/down to select your pre­ferred effect and then press the centre button to conrm.
The effect will then be applied to the selected photo and
it will be saved as another le (the original will be kept).

button to play.

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Information

Delete One

Delete All

ON/OFF

Press the Menu button and use the scroller to locate
the Information icon. Press the centre button to select it.

Scroll up/down to select either to enable or disable the
information display and then press the centre button of
the scroller to conrm.

When the information display is disabled, no indicators
or key instructions are shown on the screen (except low­battery indicator) when viewing in single picture mode

Using the scroller select a photo to delete. Press
MENU button and scroll to “Delete One”. Press the cen­tre button of the scroller to enter Delete One setting. A
message will prompt asking for conrmation of deletion,
press the centre button of the scroller to delete. Other­wise press STOP button to cancel deletion.

Press the Menu button and use the scroller to locate
the Delete All function. A message will prompt asking for
conrmation to delete all the photos in this folder, press
the centre button of the scroller to delete all. Otherwise
press STOP button to cancel deletion.

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B. Video Player

With this function you can review videos.

To enter the Video Player function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and then press
the centre button of the scroller to select.

• Use the scroller to select previous/next video

• Press

• Press button to stop playback

• Move and hold the scroller to speed up the playback of forwards or back-

wards. To return to normal playback, release the scroller.

• Use the scroller to go to previous/next video clip during playback.

• Press

• Press the

back. Press

• Press

The Video menu contains the following:

button to start video playback

button to pause the playing during playback

button and use the scroller to adjust the volume during play-

button again to complete the volume adjustment.

MENU button to enter the Video Menu. To exit the menu, press

MENU button again

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Display

Repeat

MULTIPLE / SINGLE video display
The steps are the same as they are in Photo menu,
please refer to “Display“ on Page 14.

Note: Only the rst frame will be displayed here.

NORMAL/ ONE/ ALL/ A-B

To repeat one: Scroll down and press the centre
button of the scroller to select the Repeat mode. Scroll
to “ONE“ and press the centre button of the scroller to
conrm. Press MENU button to exit.
Use the scroller to select a video le. Press the centre
button of the scroller to start playback. The selected video
le will then be played repeatedly until the STOP button
is pressed.

To return to normal playback, select NORMAL in Repeat
mode.

To repeat all: Scroll down and press the centre button
of the scroller to enter Repeat mode. Scroll to “ALL“ and
press the centre button of the scroller to select. Press
MENU button to exit. Press

All video les will be repeatedly played from the rst one
to the last continuously.

To return to normal playback, select NORMAL in Repeat
mode.

button to start playback.

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Information

Delete One

Delete All

To repeat A-B: Scroll down and press the centre but­ton of the scroller to enter Repeat mode. Scroll to “A-B“
and press the centre button of the scroller to select. Press

MENU button to exit.

Scroll up/down to select a video to review. Press

button to start the playback. The

“SET A“, press the button to set the start point of the
repeat playback. The

press

video will be repeated playing back between point A and
B. To cancel the playback, press

ON/OFF

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Information“ on Page 16.

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Delete One“ on Page 16.

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Delete All“ on Page 16.

button again to set the end of the playback. The

will then be labeled “SET B“,

button will be labeled

to stop.

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C. Audio Player

Use this function to record/playback audio, choose an audio le for alarm
clock sound , add audio effects and so on.

To enter the Audio Player function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and then press
the centre button of the scroller to select.

• Use the scroller to select previous/next audio le

• Press

• Press button to stop playback

• Move and hold the scroller to speed up the playback of forwards or

backwards during playback. To return to normal playback, release the
scroller.

• Use the scroller to go to previous/next audio le during playback.

• Press

• Press

phone

• Press

back. Press

• Press

button to start audio playback

button to pause playback

button to start recording audio (.wav le) from the built-in micro-

button and use the scroller to adjust the volume during play-

button again to complete the volume adjustment.

MENU button to enter the Audio Menu. To exit the menu, press

MENU again

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The Audio menu contains the following:

Quality

Search

Repeat

LONG PLAY (LOW) / STANDARD PLAY (HIGH)

Press the centre button of the scroller to select Quality
setting. Scroll up/down to select the preferred setting and
press the centre button of the scroller to conrm.

Note: The higher the quality, the bigger the le size and the more
storage space it takes.

* 128 MB can store up to approximately 180 minutes on low

quality setting

* 128 MB can store up to approximately 90 minutes on high qual-

ity setting

Scroll down and press the centre button of the scroller to
select Search.

Press

each audio le in the current folder for 5 seconds.

The use is the same as it is in Video menu, please refer
to “Repeat“ on Page 18-19.

button, the search starts. The GPDR 1 will play

NORMAL/ ONE/ ALL/ A-B

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Alarm
Clock

EQ

Delete One

Delete All

Scroll up/down and press the centre button of the scroller
to select an audio le. Press MENU button and scroll
to Alarm Clock setting and then press the centre button of
the scroller to enter. Again, press the centre button of the
scroller to set the time. Scroll up/down to set the HOUR
and press the centre button of the scroller to conrm and
continue. Scroll up/down to set the MINUTE and press
the centre button of the scroller to conrm and continue.
Scroll up/down to set the SECOND and press the centre
button of the scroller to conrm.

Scroll down to SAVE and press the centre button of the
scroller to keep the setting.

Important Note: The Alarm feature will only function whilst the
device is switched on. If it is intended to use this as a wake up
alarm clock, then the power saving feature must be switched to
NEVER and the AC adapter must be connected at all times.

BASS/ROCK/JAZZ/CLASSIC/POP/NORMAL

Scroll down and press the centre button of the scroller
to enter EQ (equalizer) setting. Scroll up/down to select
the preferred setting and press the centre button of the
scroller to conrm the new EQ setting.

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Delete One“ on Page 16.

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Delete All“ on Page 16.

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D. MP3 Player

Use this function to listen to MP3 music, choose a song for alarm clock
sound , add audio effects and so on.

To enter the MP3 Player function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight then press the
centre button of the scroller to select it.

• Use the scroller to select previous/next MP3 le

• Press

• Press button to stop playback

• Move and hold the scroller to speed up the playback of forwards or back-

wards during playback. To return to normal playback, release the scroller.

• Use the scroller to go to previous/next MP3 le during playback.

• Press

• Press

ing playback. Press

• Press

MENU again

The MP3 menu contains the following:

button to start playback

button to pause playback

button and scroll up/down the scroller to adjust the volume dur-

button again to complete the volume adjustment.

MENU button to enter the MP3 Menu. To exit the menu, press

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Alarm Clock

Search

Repeat

EQ

Delete One

Delete All

Press the centre button of the scroller to enter Alarm
Clock setting.

Press the centre button of the scroller to set the time.
Scroll up/down to set the HOUR and then press the cen­tre button of the scroller to conrm and continue.
Scroll up/down to set the MINUTE and then press the
centre button of the scroller to conrm and continue.
Scroll up/down to set the SECOND and then press the
centre button of the scroller to conrm.

Scroll down to “SAVE” and press the centre button of the
scroller to keep the setting.

Important Note: The Alarm feature will only function whilst the
device is switched on. If it is intended to use this as a wake up
alarm clock, then the power saving feature must be switched to
NEVER and the AC adapter must be connected at all times.

The use is the same as it is in Audio menu, please refer
to “Search“ on Page 21.

NORMAL/ ONE/ ALL/ A-B

The use is the same as it is in Video menu, please refer
to “Repeat“ on Page 18-19.

BASS/ROCK/JAZZ/CLASSIC/POP/NORMAL

The use is the same as it is in Audio menu, please refer
to “EQ“ on Page 22.

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Delete One“ on Page 16.

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Delete All“ on Page 16.

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E. AV Recorder

With this function a favorite TV show can be recorded directly to the device
or a timed recording can be set.

To enter the AV Recorder function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and press the
centre button of the scroller to select.

• Press button to start recording

• Press button to stop recording

• Press MENU button to enter the AV Recorder Menu. To exit the menu,

press MENU again

The AV Recorder menu contains the following:

TIME

Timer
Record

Press the centre button of the scroller to enter Timer
Record setting.

Press the centre button of the scroller to set the time.
Scroll up/down to set the HOUR and press the centre but­ton of the scroller to conrm and continue. Scroll up/down
to set the MINUTE and press the centre button of the
scroller to conrm and continue. Scroll up/down to set the
SECOND and press the centre button of the scroller to
conrm.

Note: For TV connection, please refer to “RECORD TV SHOW“ in
the Quick Guide.

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LENGTH

Scroll down to “ ” and press the centre button of the
scroller to set the recording time.

Scroll up/down to the HOUR and press the centre button
of the scroller to conrm and continue.

Scroll up/down to set the MINUTE and press the centre
button of the scroller to conrm and continue.

Scroll up/down to set the SECOND and press the centre
button of the scroller to conrm.

Scroll down to “SAVE” and press the centre button of the
scroller to save the setting.

Note: When the above setting is complete, a “ “ icon will
appear on the top of the LCD display. Meanwhilst the device is
awaiting timer record. Do not switch to other modes or power off
the device or the connected video source (TV) during this period,
otherwise the timer record will fail.

LONG PLAY (LOW) / STANDARD PLAY (HIGH)

Quality

The use is the same as it is in Audio menu, please refer
to “Quality“ on Page 21.

Note: The higher the quality, the bigger the le size and the more
storage space it takes.

* 128 MB can record up to approximately 60 minutes with low

quality setting (Depending on the video contents)

* 256 MB can record up to approximately 60 minutes with high

quality setting (Depending on the video contents)

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Information

LCD Off

ON/OFF

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Information“ on Page 16.

It is recommended to turn off the LCD display for power­saving during timer record. Whilst the GPDR 1 is waiting
to record a timed event, the blue LED will flash as a
reminder that a timed recording has been activated.

To turn off the LCD, scroll down and press the centre
button of the scroller to select LCD setting. A message
will prompt asking to turn off the LCD display will be seen,
press the centre button of the scroller to conrm. Other­wise press STOP button to cancel.

To turn on the LCD display, press any button or the
scroller (except the Power button).

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F. Slide Show

This function allows the review of photos as a slide show.

To enter the Slide Show function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and press the
centre of the scroller or press OK button to select.

• Use the scroller to select a photo as the beginning of the slide show

• Press

• Press button to stop slide show playback

• Press MENU button to enter the Slide Show Menu. To exit the menu,

press MENU again

The Slide Show menu contains the following:

Interval

Information

button to start the slide show

Press the centre button of the scroller to enter Interval
setting.
The default timing between slides is set to 5 seconds. To
change this setting, press the centre button of the scroller
and use the scroller to increase/decrease the time. When
the setting is done, press the centre button to conrm.

To save the new setting, scroll down to SAVE and press
the centre button of the scroller.

ON/OFF

The use is the same as it is in Photo menu, please refer
to “Information“ on Page 16.

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G. Calendar

This GPDR 1 includes an electronic calendar and clock.
To enter the Calendar function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and press the
centre button of the scroller to select. The calendar displays. To toggle
between calendar and clock view, press

To adjust the date and time settings, press MENU button. The Calendar
menu contains the following:

Calendar View Clock View

button.

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Date/Time

DATE

Press the centre button of the scroller to enter Date/Time
setting.

To change the date setting, press the centre of the scroller
or press OK button.

Step 1. Scroll up/down to change the YEAR and press the
centre button of the scroller to conrm and continue.

Step 2. Scroll up/down to change the MONTH and press
the centre button of the scroller to conrm and continue.

Step 3. Scroll up/down to change the DAY and press the
centre button of the scroller to conrm.

To save the changes made, scroll down to SAVE and
press the centre button of the scroller.

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TIME

To change the time setting, scroll down to TIME adjusti­ment, and press the centre button of the scroller.

Step 1. Scroll up/down to change the HOUR and press the
centre of the scroller or press OK button to conrm and
continue.

Step 2. Scroll up/down to change the MINUTE and press
the centre of the scroller or press OK button to conrm and
continue.

Step 3. Scroll up/down to change the SECOND and press
the centre of the scroller or press OK button to conrm.

To save the changes made, scroll down to SAVE and
press the centre button of the scroller.

To exit the menu, press MENU button.

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H. Game

There are 2 games available on the GPDR 1. They are Puzzle and Tic-Tac­Toe.

To enter the Game function:

Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and then press
the centre button of the scroller to select.

The screen on the left appears:

Press the centre button of the scroller to enter the TIC­TAC-TOE game or scroll down to select the PUZZLE
game.

TIC-TAC-TOE

• Scroll up/down and press the centre of the scroller or

press OK button to choose to start the game rst or let
the device go rst

• The rst player is “ ”. The other one is “ “

• Press the centre of the scroller or press OK button to start

• Select the square you want to place your symbol (“ ” or “ “) in by

scrolling up/down and then press the centre of the scroller or press OK to
conrm

• The rst player to complete a row of three square is the winner

• You can’t occupy a square that is already occupied

• To stop the game during play, press button at anytime

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PUZZLE

• Scroll up/down to select a numbered square you want to move with the

oating frame and then press the centre of the scroller or press OK but­ton to conrm

• Players have to arrange all the numbered square in

sequence within 50 seconds

• Only the squares next to the oating frame can be

moved

• To stop the game during playing, press button at anytime

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I. Setup Menu

To enter the Setup Menu:
Press the MODE button or use the scroller to highlight and press the

centre button of the scroller to select.

The Setup Menu appears. Scroll up/down and press the centre button of
the scroller to select each item.

The Setup Menu contains the following:

STARTUP SOUND OFF/ON

STARTUP SCRN OFF/IMAGE

AUTO LCD OFF

* This setting is unprac-

ticable in AV Recorder
mode.

Scroll up/down to turn off/on the startup sound
and then press the centre button of the scroller
to conrm.

Scroll up/down to disable/enable startup
screen and then press the centre button of the
scroller to conrm.

30 Sec/1 Min/1.5 Min/2 Min/NEVER

Scroll up/down to set up the timing you want to
turn off the LCD display and press the centre
button of the scroller to conrm.

Note: The LCD display is preset to “AUTO LCD OFF“
after 30 seconds of non-opeartion.

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AUTO POWER OFF

* This setting is auto-

matically disabled in AV
Recorder mode.

BEEP

FORMAT

1.5 Min/3 Min/5Min/NEVER

Scroll up/down to set up the timing you want to
power off the GPDR 1 when it is not in use.

Press the centre button of the scroller to
conrm.

Note: The GPDR 1 is preset to “AUTO POWER OFF“
after 1.5 minutes of non-opeartion.

ON/OFF

Scroll up/down to turn the beep on/off, press
the centre button of the scroller to conrm.

When the format option is chosen, a message
will prompt to conrm format, press the centre
button of the scroller to conrm. Otherwise
press STOP button to cancel.

Important Note: If an external SD/MMC card is in­serted, the device will format the card and all contents
will be lost.

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Direct Print

communicate with the printers. If you connect GPDR 1 to a printer which
supports DPS (Direct Print Services), then the photos stored in the GPDR 1
can be printed directly without attaching to a computer. It’s that easy!

Follow the steps below to print photos:

Step 1. Connecting to a printer

Power on the GPDR 1. Connect one end of the included
USB cable to the USB port of the GPDR 1, the other end to
the USB port of the printer.

Compatibility Note: Please note with some photo printers the message “No Support“
may be seen, in this case pictures may still be printed but no adjustment will be pos-

sible.

Direct Print provides a direct connect solution for this GPDR 1 to

Step 2. Selecting DIRECT PRINT

Upon connecting the GPDR 1 to a printer, a mode selec­tion screen appears. Press the MODE button to enter

DIRECT PRINT.

Step 3. Selecting Photos

A message appears reminding you not to connect to PC.
Press the OK button to continue. The DPS menu appears.
Press the OK button to enter the SELECT PIC menu.

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Select Particular Photos

Press the OK button twice and scroll up/down to select the
photos then press the OK button to conrm. A printer icon
will appear on the selected photos. When the selection is

complete, press the button to return.

Select All Photos

Press the OK button and scroll down to ALL then press the
centre button of the scroller to conrm. All the photos will then be selected.

Step 4. Enhancing Photo Quality

Scroll down to OPTIMAL. The default is set to “OFF”. To
change the setting, press the centre button of the scroller
and scroll down to select “ON“. Press the centre button to
conrm.

Note: To skip this step, select CANCEL in the menu.

Step 5. Setting Copy Numbers

Scroll down to COPIES. The default setting is set to “1“. To
change the setting, press the centre button of the scroller

and scroll up to increase the copy number.

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Step 6-1. Setting Paper Size

Scroll down to PAPER SET. You can
change the paper size, paper type, and
border settings. To change the paper size
setting, press the centre button and use
the scroller to select the preferred size.

Press the centre button to conrm.

Step 6-2. Setting Paper Type

Scroll down to PAPER. To change the paper type, press
the centre button and use the scroller to select the pre-

ferred paper. Press the centre button to conrm.

Step 6.3. Setting Borders

Scroll down to BORDER. To change the border setting,
press the centre button and use the scroller to either add
a border, cancel a border or keep the photo in its original
format. Press the centre button to conrm.

Once satised with the PAPER settings, press button to return to DPS
menu.

Step 7. Printing...

Scroll down to PRINT. Press the OK button to start print­ing. To cancel the printing, press button at anytime.

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Specications

Product Function Digital Photo Player, Digital Video Player, Digital Video

Display 2.5” TFT LCD

Microphone Built-in

Speaker Built-in

TV System NTSC/PAL

DPS Support Yes

Audio Effects POP/Jazz/Classic/Bass/Rock

Interface USB/AV In/Earphone/DC-in

Memory Card Slot Up to 512 MB SD/MMC cards supported

Internal Memory Built-in 32MB

File Format ASF(video)/JPG(photo)/MP3/WAV(audio)

Power

Mass Storage

Dimensions 96 x 77 x 20 mm

Weight 110g (without battery)

* For playback purpose, all the les (.asf/.jpg/.mp3/.wav) uploaded to the GPDR 1

must be converted by Multimedia Converter. For le storage, use Mass Storage
mode only.

Recorder, Digital Voice Recorder, MP3 Player, Language
Learning Player, USB Portable Disk, SD/MMC Card
Reader

Rechargeable Li-ion Battery 1000 mAh x1 ; Power Adapter

Windows 98 SE/Me/2000/XP ;
Mac OS 9.X and 10.1 above (Mass Storage only)

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