Hip Street HS-2805 User Manual

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Contents

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Declaration

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Precautions

Precautions ................................

PrecautionsPrecautions

Key features

Key features ................................

Key featuresKey features

Basic operations

Basic operations ................................

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Buttons ........................................................................................................................................ 5

Ports ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Power On/Off ............................................................................................................................... 5

File transfer

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Minimum system requirement ................................................................................................... 6

Connect to computer .................................................................................................................. 6

Main Interface

Main Interface ................................

Main InterfaceMain Interface

Standby ........................................................................................................................................ 8

Main Menu .................................................................................................................................. 8

Music

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Music Menu ................................................................................................................................. 9

Music Play Interface .................................................................................................................. 11

Music Play Submenu ................................................................................................................ 12

Pictures

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Video Play Interface .................................................................................................................. 19

Video Play Submenu ................................................................................................................. 19

Record

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Submenu ................................................................................................................................... 21

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Text Browser .............................................................................................................................. 23

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Tools

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Stop Watch ............................................................................................................................ 24

Calculator ............................................................................................................................... 25

Calendar ................................................................................................................................ 26

Browser

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Settings

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Date and Time ........................................................................................................................... 29

Languages Supported ............................................................................................................... 30

Set as Desktop .......................................................................................................................... 30

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Player Info. ............................................................................................................................. 30

Select Font ............................................................................................................................. 30

Set User Name ...................................................................................................................... 30

Check System ........................................................................................................................ 31

Reset ...................................................................................................................................... 31

Format Internal Memory ....................................................................................................... 31

Format Card ........................................................................................................................... 31

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Thank you for your purchase of this Hip Street MP3 player and we hope you enjoy using it.

Please visit our website at

Please ensure that you fully read and understand the information within this instruction manual prior to using your product. It is advised that you keep this instruction manual in a safe place for future reference. We sincerely hope that this high quality product offers you endless hours of entertainment.

www.hipstreetonline.com.

Declaration

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The information in this manual may not, except under written license by The Company, be copied, transmitted, distributed, or stored.

2. Although efforts have been made for correctness and completeness during the preparation of the manual, there is no guarantee that this manual is free from any error or omission. The Company assumes no liability regarding the errors or omissions that might exist in the manual.

3. For sustainable development, The Company reserves the right to modify and improve any product described in this manual without prior notice.

4. Under no circumstance shall the Company assume any liability, direct or indirect, related to data or income loss, or any special, accidental, incidental or indirect losses.

Precautions

For the correct use and good performance of the player, the user must fully understand the manual as well as strictly follow the instructions provided.

 Never knock the main machine violently.  Never contact with chemicals such as benzene, thinner etc.  Do not place close to strong magnetic field, electric field etc.  Keep away from direct sunlight or heating appliances.  Never privately dissemble, repair or modify the player.  Do not use the player and the earpiece during bicycling, car and

motorcycle driving is likely to cause danger.

 Never use higher volume, which may damage your hearing ability.  Divide scraped packing, batteries, old electronic products and dispose of

them properly.

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Key features

 2.8” TFT touch screen  Music playback: supports MP3, WMA, and WAV audio format  Video playback: supports MPG/MPEG, AVI, MOV, RM/ RMVB, and 3GP

video format

 Photo viewer: supports JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, and TIFF image format  EBook reader: supports TXT document format  Voice recorder: save recording to MP3, WAV, or WMA format  File Browser: supports copy and delete function  Utilities: Stopwatch, Calculator, Calendar  Multi language menu display: English, French, Spanish and many more  Micro SD memory expansion slot  Built-in internal speaker  Built-in rechargeable battery  USB2.0 high-speed data transfer

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Multi-task operation

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Buttons

ON/OFF = HOLD: Master power switch, Lock switch Return (big silver round button): Exit or return to previous screen Reset: Hard reset (restore Player to factory default)

Ports

: Earphone socket

: Mini USB socket

Micro SD : Micro SD memory slot

Power On/Off

Slide the master power switch to the “ON/OFF” position and hold it until Player turns on or off.

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The Player will power off automatically when idle time reaches the power-off time set by the user.

Note: this function is ineffective when the Player is connected to a computer.

Navigation

In main menu or sub menu, swipe the screen up/down or left/right to scroll and touch the item to enter or select. At any time press Return (big silver round button) to exit or return to previous screen.

Charging the device

Plug the smaller end of the USB cable to the device and the other end to a USB port on the computer. Select the battery charge option on the device and leave it plugged in to the computer for 3 hours to charge.

File transfer

Minimum system requirement

OS: Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7 and Mac OS 10 CPU: Pentium 3 1GHZ or faster Memory: 512MB of Ram at least Hard Disk: 1GB of storage space at least Others: available USB port and CD/DVD drive

Connect to computer

Plug the smaller end of the USB cable to the device and the other end to a USB port on the computer. Select the file transfer option on the device or wait for it to accept the default value. The computer will detect the device and install the driver automatically, as it is “plug n play” on above mentioned operating systems.

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Transfer file

The device by default will be displayed as “Removable Disk” on Windows and “NO NAME” on Mac. To add files on the device, drag supported files over to the drive.

“Removable Disk” is accessible in My Computer or Computer on Window system.

“NO NAME” is accessible on the Mac desktop.

Supported file type

Music : MP3, WMA, WAV Video: MPG/MPEG, AVI, MOV, RM/ RMVB, 3GP Photo: JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG, TIFF EBook: TXT

Different file types should be saved in the corresponding folder. For example: music should be saved in MUSIC folder.

Main Interface

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Standby

When the system is in standby status, slide with to enter Main Menu interface.

Main Menu

Music

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Select in Main Menu Interface to enter Music Menu.

Music list area

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Music Menu

: Play icon is marked after now-playing or previously played music

in the now-playing music list, touch the file name to select one and begin to play. It shows “No files” if no music file exists.

: All Music; will list all the music files stored under Music Directory in the

player’s internal memory.

: Artist; will list all the music by artists; the ‘unknown’ title is composed of

unidentified artist (artists downloaded with no name); the name ‘unknown’ will not appear if no music of this nature exists.

: Album: identifies music by album, the next level is the list of music in

the album; the ‘unknown Album’ title is same as ‘unknown artist’.

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: Genre: lists all the music files by genre.

: My Music List: total of five lists available; the user can classify the

music as desired.

: Directory Browse: Internal Memory, External Memory; Internal Memory

contains all music files in the player; External Memory lists all the music files in cards and this list will not be displayed if no card inserted.

: Record File: list all FM and voice record files

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: My rating: five ratings (1~5 stars); music of the same rating are listed

correspondingly. The user can rate music according to the favorites.

: Tag List: list all the music tag set by user, support up to 32 tag lists.

: Search: search music files by entering music file name.

: Return to the upper directory from subdirectory; or turn to Main Menu

from root directory.

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Music Play Interface

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Settings

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Battery

Elapsed time

2. Progress Bar

6. Equalizer Preset

1. Play/Pause

3. Skip Song

Total time length

Rating

8. Play Mode

7. AB Repeat

5. Spectrum & Lyric Display

4. Volume

1. Play/Pause: touch / to switch between Play and Pause.

2. Forward/Rewind: drag the progress bar.

Progress Bar: will conceal after 10 seconds and re-appear once you tap the area where it was displayed.

3. Skip Song: press / to switch to the previous or next music.

4. Volume Adjustment: slide

to adjust the

volume.

5. Spectrum & Lyric Display Area: touch area to switch between spectrum, lyric,

or album art if available.

6. Equalizer Preset: touch icon to switch equalizer preset.

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7. AB Repeat: touch ; is shown, indicating point A ( the starting point

of current playing song) is confirmed; touch indicating point B is confirmed. Then A-B repeat starts. If

and is shown,

is pressed, the repeat icon will change back to , which means AB repeat is cancelled.

8. Play Mode: touch icon to switch between normal, repeat one, repeat All, shuffle, or other modes.

9. Music Play Submenu: touch

to open music play submenu.

10. Exit: touch

to exit or return to the upper directory from subdirectory.

Music Play Submenu

In Music Play Interface, touch

to open Music Play Submenu.

Variable Speed Playback: adjust music playback speed from -4 to 4.

Add Tag: touch Add Tag, the current music and its current time point can be

added to tag list, it will then return to playing interface. You may find the music in the corresponding list in <Tag list>.

Delete Tag: enter and touch the screen to slide from right to left, upon

which

appears; select one tag and touch; it pops out a window for

confirmation; now touch to confirm or cancel tag deletion.

Delete: delete current playing song.

Information: display corresponding information of current playing song.

Set Rating: set the rating for the current song being played (rating 1-5 stars).

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Add to My Play List: enter < Add to My Play List > to select one song

desired, and then return to the previous menu; now the song has been added to the list and you may find the music in the corresponding list in <my music list>. A file can be added to more than one list.

Delete from My Play List: the same as delete tag. The music deleted from play list will not be deleted from the player.

User EQ: 5 bands: 80Hz, 200Hz, 1KHz, 4KHz, 8KHz; range: -6db ~ +6db. Drag the value bar to change the value.

SRS User Mode: parameters: SRS 3D (0 ~ 10), TruBass (0 ~ 10), Focus (0 ~

10), Center (1 ~ 10), Definition (0 ~ 10), Speaker (60Hz, 100Hz, 150Hz), Limiter (ON/OFF).

Advanced: replay times (1 ~ 10), replay interval (1 ~ 10), Fade In/Out

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Pictures

Select in Main Menu Interface to enter Picture Menu.

Picture list area

Switch between List, Thumbnail and Slide

Picture Menu

: Now viewing, the function and operation are the same as that of

<Music-Now Playing>.

: All Pictures, the same as that of <Music-All music>.

: Directory Browse, the same way as that of <Music-Directory Browse>.

: Photos

: the same as that of <Music>.

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/ / : play mode, set the display mode of picture, options

include List, Thumbnail, and Slide, which are shown as follows.

Slide up and down

List Mode

by dragging directory

bar

Thumbnail

Move up/down by sliding the screen

up/down.

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Move left/right by

sliding the screen

left/right

When browsing a picture manually, touch it, the submenu and operation bar are shown as below:

Scale bar

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: Setting, options include <Slide Effect>, <Delete>, <Information>,

1. Effect: options for picture playback effects: Move page, Louver, Fade

Display

2. Delete: the same as that of <Music>.

3. Information: display picture name, resolution, Created Date.

4. Screen Size: options include Full Screen, Original Size, and Scale

5.

/ : switch between manual and auto playing. Slide the current picture

left/right to display the previous/next picture in manual mode.

6.

: set the current picture as the desktop picture for Main Interface and

Standby interface.

7. Scale: touch the Scale Bar on the right of the picture to zoom in/out the picture; when the picture is zoomed in, you may drag it up/down/left/right

correspondingly; to exit Scale mode, touch (note: the previous or next file cannot be selected in Zoom-In state).

8. : Rotate: options for rotation: 90°, 180°, 270° clockwise.

9. Slide Interval: options include 1, 5, 10, 15, 20 seconds.

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Video

Select in Main Menu Interface to enter Video Menu.

Video list area

Video Menu

: Now Playing, the function is the same as that of <Music-Now Playing>.

: All Video, the function is the same as that of <Music-All music>.

: Directory Browse, the same as that of <Music-Directory Browse>.

: Tag List, the same as that of <Music-Tag list>.

: Search: search video by inputting file name.

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: the same as that of <Music>

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Progress

Elapsed time

Play/Pause

Total time

Touch video playback interface, upper and lower bars in black appear to display information regarding the now-playing video with corresponding buttons for operation. They disappear automatically if no operation is done within three seconds.

Settings

2. Forward/Rewind: slide the progress bar to fast forward/fast rewind.

3. Change File: touch

/ to switch to the previous or next file, during

video playback or pause.

Video Play Submenu

In Video Play Interface, touch to open submenu: includes <Playback Mode>, <Scan Speed>, <Add Tag>, <Display Size>, <Resume>, <Delete>

and <Information>.

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1. Playback Mode: Sequence, Repeat One, Repeat All, Shuffle, Shuffle +

Repeat

2. Add Tag: the same as that of <Music-Add tag>.

3. Screen Size: Full Screen, Original Size, Scale

4. Resume: start playing from the time point at which it exited.

5. Delete: the same as that of <Music-Delete>.

6. Information: Check the information of the current video file.

Record

Select in Main Menu Interface to enter Record Interface.

Record Interface

Time available Elapsed time

External sound energy value

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

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