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Instruction Manual
DMP260
DMP460
DMP860
2GB/4GB/8GB Music and Video Multimedia Player
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Congratulations on the purchase of
your new Hitachi MP3 Player. It has many
exciting features to make your listening to
music experience more enjoyable.
We recommend that you spend some time
reading this instruction manual in order to
fully understand these features.
You will also nd some tips and help with
troubleshooting common issues.
Read all the safety instructions carefully
before using the MP3 Player and keep this
instruction manual for future reference.
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Contents
Contents ..................................................................................................................3
Product Overview...................................................................................................5
Unpacking the MP3 Player........................................................................................................5
Features............................................................................................................................................ 5
Identication of Parts and Controls....................................................................................... 6
Connecting to a Computer.....................................................................................7
System Requirements................................................................................................................. 7
Installing the Driver for Windows 98 SE ............................................................................... 7
Loading Files from a Computer to the MP3 Player........................................................... 7
Disconnecting the USB Cable .................................................................................................. 8
Charging the Battery................................................................................................................... 8
Battery Level Indication ............................................................................................................. 8
Basic Operation ......................................................................................................9
Turning On/O the MP3 Player............................................................................................... 9
Resetting the MP3 Player........................................................................................................... 9
Key Hold Function........................................................................................................................ 9
Entering the Main Menu............................................................................................................ 9
Music Playback .....................................................................................................10
Playing Music...............................................................................................................................10
Display Lyrics................................................................................................................................11
Entering the Music Setup Menu ...........................................................................................11
– To Set Repeat ....................................................................................................................11
– To Set Equalizer................................................................................................................ 12
– To Set 3D Sound Eect..................................................................................................13
– To Set Play Rate................................................................................................................13
– To Navigate Music Files .................................................................................................14
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Voice Recording and Playback ............................................................................15
Entering the Voice Setup Menu.............................................................................................17
– To Set Repeat ....................................................................................................................17
– To Set Equalizer................................................................................................................ 18
– To Set 3D Sound Eect..................................................................................................19
– To Set Play Rate................................................................................................................19
– To Navigate Music Files .................................................................................................20
– To Record Voce .................................................................................................................20
Photo Playback.....................................................................................................21
Entering the Photo Setup Menu ...........................................................................................21
Movie Playback.....................................................................................................22
Deleting Files and Folders ...................................................................................23
E-Book Viewing.....................................................................................................24
Customising Settings ...........................................................................................25
Time.................................................................................................................................................25
Power..............................................................................................................................................26
Language.......................................................................................................................................26
Display............................................................................................................................................26
Record.............................................................................................................................................27
System Tools................................................................................................................................. 27
Converting Video to MTV Format........................................................................28
Hints and Tips........................................................................................................29
Specications........................................................................................................30
Safety Warnings....................................................................................................31
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Product Overview
Unpacking the MP3 Player
Remove all packaging from the MP3 player. Retain the packaging. If you dispose it
please do so according to local regulations.
The following items are included:
MP3 Player Installation CD with
If items are missing or damaged, please contact partmaster (UK only).
Tel: 0870 6001 338 for assistance.
Earphones
part number:
50-110-26900119
USB Cable
part number:
38-012-10300019
Instruction Manual
part number:
54-809-30000109
Product Overview
Computer
Connecting to a
Features
1.8 inch colour LCD, 128×160 pixelr
Built-in rechargeable Li-polymer batteryr
USB 2.0 high speed transmissionr
Supports playback of MP3, WMA, WAV audio lesr
Supports multiple equalizer (EQ) and 3D sound eectsr
Supports multiple playback mode: section repeat, le repeat, folder repeat and r
random
Supports the basic information of titles, artists and albums of music les(ID3 tag)r
Supports lyrics synchronisation, displayed on screen while music is playingr
Supports viewing of JPEG and BMP picture lesr
Supports converted MTV video format (le transformation tool included)r
Supports viewing of e-book in TXT formatr
Supports voice recording via the build-in microphone r
Multiple language user’s interfacer
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Basic Operation
Hints and Tips
Safety Warning
Specications and
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Product Overview
Identication of Parts and Controls
Connecting to a
Computer
3
1 MENU Power on/o; Open or exit sub-menu; Stop recording
2 MIC Microphone for voice recording
3 Screen Screen display area
4
Hints and TipsBasic Operation
Safety Warning
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6
7
8
9 RESET Press the RESET hole/button if a malfunction occurs.
Specications and
10 USB cable
connection port
with cover
11
Earphones Jack
4
1
5
2
10
Increase volume; Navigate upwards; Previous picture/line
Previous track/page/screen; Fast backward; Navigate
leftwards; Return to previous screen
Start /Pause playback; Enter main menu; Conrm selection
in the main menu
Next track; Fast forward search; Navigate rightwards;
Conrm and enter next screen.
Decrease volume; Navigate downwards; Next picture/line
Remove the USB cover and connect to the computer with
the supplied USB cable.
Connect with the supplied earphones.
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Connecting to a Computer
System Requirements
Your computer system must meet the following requirements:
Pentium 200MHz or abover
Microsoft Windows 98SE / 2000 / ME / XP / Vista®r
120MB of available hard disk spacer
USB port supportedr
CD-ROM driver
Product Overview
Installing the Driver for Windows 98 SE
If your computer is running Windows ME / 2000 / XP / Vista®, no driver is required.
If your computer is running Windows 98 SE, you must install the driver provided on the
CD before connecting the MP3 player to your computer.
Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM drive.1.
Execute the “2. USB Disk Win98 Driver Version xxx.exe” le in the CD and follow
the instructions in the pop-up window to complete the installation.
Restart the computer.3.
Make sure the MP3 player is disconnected from the computer
when installing the driver.
Loading Files from a Computer to the MP3 Player
Files can be transferred directly into the MP3 player using the USB data cable.
Connect the MP3 player to the computer using the USB cable.1.
The computer system will detect “2. New Hardware” and start to install the driver
automatically. Wait for the system to nish the installation. When it has nished, a
new “Removable Disk” will be created in “My Computer”.
Select the les on your computer and simply drag and drop them into the 3.
“Removable Disk”.
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Hints and Tips
Please do not disconnect the MP3 player from the computer during le transfers
as it may cause the le transfer process and MP3 player to malfunction.
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Safety Warning
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Product Overview
Disconnecting the USB Cable
After completing the le transfer, disconnect the USB cable in the following way:
Double click the green arrow “1. Safely Remove Hardware” in the taskbar on the
bottom right of the window.
Select “2. USB Mass Storage Device” and click “Stop”.
The “3. Stop a Hardware device” pop-up window will appear, select “USB Mass
Storage Device” and click “OK”. Then you can unplug the MP3 player safely.
Connecting to a
Computer
Charging the Battery
Your MP3 player has a built-in rechargeable Li-polymer battery. The battery is charged
automatically whenever the MP3 player is connected to a computer.
If you charge the MP3 player while loading les to the MP3 player, it may take a longer
time.
Fully charge the MP3 player before you use it for the rst time (~8 hours) or when you haven’t used it r
for a long period of time.
Hints and TipsBasic Operation
Charge the MP3 player immediately when the “r Low battery” message is displayed.
Do not overcharge the battery as it may shorten its life.r
The MP3 player does not function while charging.r
Battery Level Indication
The approximate power levels of your battery are indicated as follows:
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Full Two-third full Low Empty
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Basic Operation
Power On/O the MP3 Player
Make sure the battery is sucient and the earphones are connected.
Press and hold the r MENU button to power on.
Press and hold the r MENU button to power o.
Resetting the MP3 Player
If the user interface is not responding, you will need to use a pointed object to insert
into the RESET hole/button to re-initialise the system of your MP3 player.
Product Overview
Key Hold Function
The keys will be locked in Music and Voice mode after the set time if no button is
pressed.
To deactivate the lock function, press and hold the r
release.
To lock all buttons of the MP3 player, see “r Hold Time” on page 27 for details.
button for 2 seconds and then
Entering the Main Menu
Press and hold the button to open the main menu. Use the buttons to select
an item and press the
listed below.
Music playback Photo playback
button to conrm your selection. All available options are
Voice recording
playback
Movie playback
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Hints and Tips
Deleting les
and folders
E-Book viewing
Customising
settings
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ess the
buttons to select
c
.
Music Playback
Playing Music
Make sure the battery power level is sucient and the earphones are connected correctly.
Press and hold the 1. button to enter the main menu.
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Press the
buttons to select Music.Pr
Musi
Press the 2.
1
2
3
4
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6
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Press the 3. button to play the music. While playing music, you can:
Pausing/Resume Playingr :
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Press the
playing.
Skipping Tracksr :
Press the
button to display the following screen.
Play mode indicator1.
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9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Volume level 2.
Playing le name / ID3 tag /Lyrics 3.
Spectrum display4.
Bit rate5.
Sampling frequency 6.
Elapsed time of the track7.
Key locked indicator 8.
Remaining battery power indicator9.
File format10.
Current EQ indicator11.
Current track / Total track number12.
Current mode13.
Play/Pause/Stop/Fast forward/14.
Rewind
Total time of the track15.
button to pause playing. Press the button again to resume
buttons to skip to previous / next track.
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Searchingr :
Press and hold the
Adjusting the Volumer :
Press the
Exitr :
Press and hold the
buttons to increase / decrease the volume.
buttons to fast rewind / fast forward within a track.
button to return to the main menu.
Displaying Lyrics
This MP3 player supports lyrics display while playing music. Only lyrics in LRC format
can be displayed. To add lyrics to music, perform the following steps:
Choose an MP3/WMA le, for example “love music.mp3”.1.
Download the corresponding lyrics with extension “.lrc” from the Internet. 2.
Rename the lyrics le. Make sure that the lyrics lename is the same as the music 3.
le name. For example “love music.lrc”
Copy both les into the same folder on the MP3 player.4.
Start playback of the music le. The lyrics will be displayed on screen while the 5.
music is being played.
Entering the Music Setup Menu
While playing music, press the 1. MENU button to enter the Music Setup Menu.
Press the 2.
Equalizer, 3D, Play Rate, File.
After nishing the music setting, press the 3. MENU button to exit the Music Setup
Menu.
buttons and then the button to access the following: Repeat,
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To Set Repeat
The repeat mode setting enables you to play the tracks in a desired order.
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Music Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select Repeat.
Music
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
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Safety Warning
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Product Overview
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Computer
To Set Equalizer
The equalizer setting enables you to select an equalizer from the six preset equalizer
settings to suit the type of audio output or customise your personal equalizer eect.
Press the 2. button to enter the Repeat Menu. Press the
buttons to select the desired mode as below and then
press the
button to conrm and exit.
No Repeatr
Play all the saved music les in order once.
Repeat Oner
Play the current or selected le repeatedly.
Repeat Allr
Play all the music les in order repeatedly.
Folder Normalr
Play all the les in the current folder in order once.
Folder Repeatr
Play all the les in the current folder repeatedly.
Folder Randomr
Play all the les in the current folder in random order.
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Music Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select Equalizer.
Music
Repeat
No Repeat
Repeat One
Repeat All
Random All
Folder Normal
Folder Repeat
Folder Random
Music
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
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Press the 2.
buttons to select the desired equalizer from Normal, Pop,
Rock, Classic, Jazz, Bass and Custom EQ. Press the
button to conrm and exit.
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Safety Warning
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button to enter the EQ Menu. Press the
Music
EQ
Normal
Pop
Rock
Classic
Jazz
Bass
Custom EQ
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To customise EQ, select Custom EQ, and press the
appear on the screen.
Press the 1.
When navigating to a value bar, press the 2.
buttons to navigate between the value bars.
button to
select it. The blue arrow becomes red.
Use the 3.
buttons to adjust the value and then press the
button to conrm.
After completing the setting, press the 4. MENU button to
exit.
To Set 3D Sound Eect
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Music Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select 3D.
button. The Custom EQ value bars
Music
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
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Press the 2.
button to enter the 3D Menu. Press the
buttons to select On or O, and then press the button
to conrm and exit.
To Set Play Rate
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Music Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select Play Rate.
Music
3D
Off
On
Music
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
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Product Overview
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Computer
To Navigate Music Files
Press the 2.
button to enter the Play Rate Menu. Press the
buttons to select a play rate from 1.00X, 1.14X, 1.33X,
0.67X and 0.80X. Press the
button to conrm and exit.
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Music Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select File.
Press the 2. button. The music le list appears on the
screen.
Use the 3.
press the
buttons to select a folder or le and then
button to open the folder or play the selected
le.
Music
Play Rate
1.00X
1.14X
1.33X
0.67X
0.80X
Music
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Music
MTPMEDIA
MUSIC
Evergreen.mp3
Say you say me.m
Take me to your h
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Voice Recording and Playback
You can make voice recordings using the integrated microphone.
Press and hold the 1.
Press the
buttons to select Voice.
button to enter the main menu.
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Press the 2.
buttons to select Record.
button and then the MENU button. Press the
Voice
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Record
Press the 3. button to display the following screen and the MP3 player starts
recording.
1
2
3
4
6
Volume level 1.
Recording voice name 2.
Bit rate3.
Sampling frequency4.
7
8
Elapsed time of the track5.
Remaining battery power indicator6.
File format7.
Current mode8.
Play/Pause/Stop/Fast forward/9.
Rewind
9
5
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During recording, you can:4.
Pausing/Resume Recordingr :
Press the
recording.
Stop Recordingr :
Press the MENU button to save the recordings. The MP3 player will go to the
Voice playback interface automatically.
button to pause recording. Press the button again to resume
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Computer
2
3
4
5
The recorded les are saved in the MICIN.DIR folder of the MP3 player as WAV les (format:
MIC0000X.WAV) and can be listened in the Voice mode.
Voice recording is automatically stopped when the memory of the MP3 player is full. Data that has
been already recorded is automatically saved.
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Safety Warning
Press the 5. button to play the recording while playing recordings, you can:
Pausing/Resume Playingr :
Press the
playing.
Skipping Tracksr :
Press the
Searchingr :
Press and hold the
Adjusting the Volumer :
Press the
Exitr :
Press and hold the
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7
8
9
10
11
12
Volume level 1.
Recording voice name 2.
Bit rate3.
Sampling frequency4.
Elapsed time of the track5.
Remaining battery power indicator6.
File format7.
Current EQ indicator8.
Current track / Total track number9.
Current mode10.
Play/Pause/Stop/Fast forward/11.
Rewind
Total time of the track12.
button to pause playing. Press the button again to resume
buttons to skip to previous / next track.
buttons to fast rewind / fast forward within a track.
buttons to increase / decrease the volume.
button to return to the main menu.
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Entering the Voice Setup Menu
While playing the recording, press the 1. MENU button to enter the Voice Setup
Menu.
Press the 2.
Equalizer, 3D, Play Rate, File, Record.
After nishing the music setting, press the 3. MENU button to exit the Music Setup
Menu.
To Set Repeat
The repeat mode setting enables you to play the tracks in a desired order.
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Voice Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select Repeat.
buttons and then the button to access the following: Repeat,
Voice
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Record
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Press the 2. button to enter the Repeat Menu. Press the
buttons to select the desired mode as below and then
press the
button to conrm and exit.
No Repeatr
Play all the saved music les in order once.
Repeat Oner
Play the current or selected le repeatedly.
Repeat Allr
Play all the music les in order repeatedly.
Folder Normalr
Play all the les in the current folder in order once.
Folder Repeatr
Play all the les in the current folder repeatedly.
Folder Randomr
Play all the les in the current folder in random order.
Voice
Repeat
No Repeat
Repeat One
Repeat All
Random All
Folder Normal
Folder Repeat
Folder Random
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Safety Warning
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Product Overview
To Set Equalizer
The equalizer setting enables you to select an equalizer from the six preset equalizer
settings to suit the type of audio output or customise your personal equalizer eect.
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Voice Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select Equalizer.
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Voice
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Record
Press the 2. button to enter the EQ Menu. Press the
buttons to select the desired equalizer from Normal, Pop,
Rock, Classic, Jazz, Bass and Custom EQ. Press the
button to conrm and exit.
To customise EQ, select Custom EQ, and press the
appear on the screen.
Press the 1.
buttons to navigate between the value bars.
When navigating to a value bar, press the 2.
select it. The blue arrow becomes red.
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Use the 3.
buttons to adjust the value and then press the
button to conrm.
After completing the setting, press the 4. MENU button to
exit.
Voice
EQ
Normal
Pop
Rock
Classic
Jazz
Bass
Custom EQ
button. The Custom EQ value bars
button to
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To Set 3D Sound Eect
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Voice Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select 3D.
Voice
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Record
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Press the 2. button to enter the 3D Menu. Press the
buttons to select On or O, and then press the button
to conrm and exit.
To Set Play Rate
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Voice Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select Play Rate.
Press the 2. button to enter the Play Rate Menu. Press the
buttons to select a play rate from 1.00X, 1.14X, 1.33X,
0.67X and 0.80X. Press the
button to conrm and exit.
Voice
3D
Off
On
Voice
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Record
Voice
Play Rate
1.00X
1.14X
1.33X
0.67X
0.80X
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To Navigate Recorded Files
Press the 1. MENU button while listening to a track. The
Voice Setup Menu appears on the screen. Press the
buttons to select File.
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Press the 2. button. The recorded le list appears on the
screen.
Use the 3.
press the
le.
To Record Voice
Please refer to “Voice Recording” on page 15 for details.
buttons to select a folder or le and then
button to open the folder or play the selected
Voice
Repeat
Equalizer
3D
Play Rate
File
Record
Voice
MIC0001.WAV
MIC0002.WAV
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Photo Playback
This MP3 player supports the playback of pictures in JPEG and
BMP format.
Press and hold the 1.
Press the
buttons to select Photo.
button to enter the main menu.
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Press the 2.
Press the 3. buttons to select a folder or picture and then press the button to
open the folder or view the selected picture. The pictures on the MP3 player will
start a slide show from the selected picture.
button. The picture list appears on the screen.
Photo
PHOTO
al.jpg
Entering the Photo Setup Menu
The picture menu allows you to select a manner to view the pictures, such as slide
show or manual scan.
Press the 1. MENU button while viewing the pictures. The
Picture Setup Menu appears on the screen.
Press the 2.
viewing from Slide Show and Manual Scan. Press the
button to conrm and exit.
Slide Showr
Once selected all the pictures on your MP3 player will
play in a slide show.
Manualr
To view pictures manually.
Press the
Press the 3. MENU button to return to the previous menu or press and hold the
button to return to the main menu.
buttons to select the desired pictures
buttons to display the previous or next picture.
Photo
Slide Show
Manual Scan
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Movie
Movie Playback
This MP3 player supports the playback of converted videos in MTV format.
Press and hold the 1.
Press the
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button to enter the main menu.
buttons to select Movie.
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Press the 2.
Press the 3. buttons to select a folder or picture and then press the button to
open the folder or view the selected movie.
While playing the movie, you can: 4.
Pausing/Resume Playingr :
Press the
playing.
Skipping Video Filesr :
Press the
Searchingr :
Press and hold the
Adjusting the Volumer :
Press the
Exitr :
Press the MENU button to return to the previous menu or press and hold the
button. The movie list appears on the screen.
button to pause playing. Press the button again to resume
buttons to skip to the previous / next video le.
buttons to rewind / fast forward within a video le.
buttons to increase / decrease the volume.
button to return to the main menu.
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Deleting Files and Folders
In the Delete mode, you can delete the les and folders stored on your MP3 player
without a computer.
Press and hold the 1.
Press the
Press the 2. button. The le list appears on the screen.
Press the
folders.
buttons to select Delete.
buttons to navigate between the les or
button to enter the main menu.
Delete
PHOTO
MOVIE
al.jpg
pride.mtv
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To delete a le, select the le and then press the 3. MENU
button. To delete a folder, select the folder and press the
MENU button.
Press the 4.
button to conrm. Select No and then press the button
to cancel.
buttons to select Yes and then press the
Delete
Delete
No
Yes
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E-Book Viewing
This MP3 player only supports the playback of les in TXT format. Other formats must
be saved as TXT formats before transfering to the MP3 player.
Press and hold the 1.
Press the
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button to enter the main menu.
buttons to select E-Book.
Press the 2. button. The E-book list appears on the screen.
Press the 3.
press the
le.
While reading E-book, you can:
Move to Previous/Next Pager :
Press the
Skip to Next Page Automaticallyr :
While viewing text, press the
skip pages. Press the
Exitr :
Press the MENU button to return to the E-book list or press and hold the
button to return to the main menu.
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The last page you read is saved as a bookmark automatically when you exit the E-book mode. The
bookmark page will be displayed on the screen when you switch to E-BOOK mode next time.
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buttons to select a folder or le and then
button to open the folder or view the selected
buttons to move to previous / next page.
button to automatically
button again to stop the automatic skipping.
E-Book
NEWS.TXT
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Customising Settings
The MP3 player settings can be customised by accessing the Settings Menu. The
Settings Menu consists of several items where various functions can be selected
concerning language, play mode, recording, contrast, time o, storage, reset, etc.
Press and hold the 1.
Press the
the
buttons to select Settings and then press
button.
Press the 2. buttons and then press the button to
access the followings.
button to enter the main menu.
Settings
Time
Power
Language
Display
Record
Sys Tool
Hold Time
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Time
Adjust
To change the current time.
Press the 1.
Press the 2.
Press the 3.
Time Zone
To change the time zone.
Press the 1.
Press the 2.
buttons to change the setting value.
buttons to navigate between setting eld.
button to conrm the setting and exit.
buttons to change the time zone.
button to conrm the setting and exit.
Settings
2008
05 30
10 00 12 PM
Settings
Time Zone
GMT +08
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Power
Auto o
To set the auto o time.
The available options include: 15, 30, 60, 90, 120 minutes and
Disable.
Always on
Yes
The MP3 player will be always on while playing. However, it will
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turn o automatically in any other mode if no button is pressed
for the set time.
No
The MP3 player will turn o automatically if no button is pressed for the set time.
Language
Press the buttons and then the button to select a
desired menu language: English / French / German /
Italian / Spanish / Portuguese / Dutch / Russian
Settings
Power
Auto off
Always on
Settings
Languages
English
Français
Deutsch
Italiano
Español
Português
Nederlands
Ɋɭɫɫɤɨ
Display
To set the LCD o time. The backlight will be o after the set
time if no button is pressed.
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Press the 1.
Backlight.
Press the 2.
desire options: 15, 30 seconds, 1 Minute and Always on.
The backlight will never turn o when viewing pictures, reading
E-books or watching a videos.
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buttons and then the button to select
buttons and then the button to select the
Settings
Display
Blacklight
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Record
Before starting the recording, you can set the recording quality.
Press the 1.
buttons to select a recording quality from
Long Time, Normal Quality and High Quality.
Press the 2.
button to conrm and return to the pervious
screen.
System Tools
Press the buttons to select the following settings, and
then press the
screen.
Delete
To delete a le in the le list.
Format
To format the MP3 player, you can select from either Quick
or Complete. After formatting, all the data on the MP3 player
will be erased.
Reset
To restore all settings of the MP3 player to factory default settings.
About
To check the free memory and rmware version of the MP3 player.
Delete All
To delete all les in the MP3 player.
button to conrm and return to the pervious
Settings
Record
Quality
Settings
SysTool
Delete
Format
Reset
About
Delete All
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Hold Time
To specify the key locked time. The keys will be locked after the set time if no button
is pressed.
Press the
the desire time will be locked after the set time: 10, 30 seconds,
1, 3, 5 minutes and O.
To deactivate the lock function, see Key Hold Function on
page 9 for details.
buttons and then press the button to select
Settings
Hold Time
10 Sec
30 Sec
1 Min
3 Min
6 Min
Off
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8
Converting Video to MTV Format
This MP3 player supports the playback of videos in MTV format. Other formats (AVI,
WMV, MEPG1, Quick Time, MPEG2, RealMedia, MPEG4, 3GP) must be converted to MTV
format. The “MTVVideo Converter” is supplied on the CD to enable you to convert the
other formats to MTV format.
Insert the provided CD in the CD-ROM drive of 1.
your computer.
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Double-click the le “2. Video Converter.exe” in
the folder “MTVVideoConverter”. The Video
Converter V2.9 window appears.
Click “3. Input Video“, and then select the input
source from the Open dialog box.
If your video les (e.g. MP4 le) cannot be found
in the Open dialog box, select All Files (*.*) in the
File of type box.
Click “4. Output Video“ to select an output
ick “Output Video“ to select an output
directory.
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Click “5. Advanced Settings“. Select “128x128“
in the “Output Frame Size“ box and select
“MTV“ in the Output Format box.
Click “6. Start Conversion“.
For detailed operations, click “Help“.
To make your video playable on the MP3 player, you must select 128x128 or less in the Output Frame Size
box (Advanced Setting). Otherwise, the message “Device Not Support” will appear on the screen when
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you play the video le.
You have to install the relevant codec package before
running “Video Converter.exe”. If not, the system will
prompt “Load Video Failed!”. When you attempt to
convert the video les. Click “OK” and follow the prompt
to download and install codec from the web site.
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Hints and Tips
If a problem does occur, it may often be due to something very minor. The following
table contains various tips.
Cannot power on The battery may be exhausted. Recharge the battery.r
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Files cannot be
downloaded
No sound from the
earphones
Recording cannot be
done
The buttons do not
work
Check if the driver is installed correctly in the computer.r
Check the connection between the MP3 player and the r
computer.
Check that the volume is on.r
Check the connection between the earphones and the r
MP3 player.
Check if the music le format is supported by the MP3 r
player.
Check if there is enough memory and battery capacity.r
The key may be locked. Press the r
deactivate the lock function.
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Specications
Audio Format MP3 / WMA / WAV
Photo Format JPEG / BMP
Video Format MTV
MP3 bit Rate 8Kbps-320Kbps
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WMA bit rate 5Kbps-320Kbps
S/N rate ≥85dB
Distortion <0.2%
Size 43 x 84 x 8.3 mm
Weight <40g (without accessories)
Frequency response 20Hz~20KHz
Dynamic current ≤40mA (Play Mp3, backlight o)
Power o current ≤0.30mA
Storage condition Humidity <90%, Normal temperature
Working condition Humidity <85%,-10~40°C
Power out 2 x 1mW(16 ohm load)
Battery 300mAh, up to 8 hours playback for music and 3 hours for
EQ Normal / Rock / Pop / Classic / Jazz / Custom EQ
Support Video
Format to Converter
Model DMP260 / DMP460 / DMP860
video
AVI(*.avi), WMV(*.wmv, *.asf), MPEG1(*.mpg),
QuickTime(*.mov, *.qt), MPEG2(*.vob),
RealMedia(*.rm, *.rmvb,…), MPEG4, 3GP(*.3gp)
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Safety Warnings
Retain the manual. If you pass the unit onto a third party make sure to include this r
manual.
Damage
Please inspect the unit for damage after unpacking. r
Do not continue to operate the unit if you are in any doubt about it working r
normally, or if it is damaged in any way - switch o and consult your dealer.
Temperature
Avoid extreme degrees of temperature, either hot or cold. Place the unit well away r
from heat sources such as radiators or gas/electric res.
Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and other sources of heat.r
Naked Flames
Never place any type of candle or naked ame on the top of or near the unit.r
Moisture
Do not expose this unit to rain, moisture, dripping or splashing.r
If you spill any liquid into the unit, it can cause serious damage. Switch it o and r
consult your dealer.
Interference
Do not place the unit on or near appliances which may cause electromagnetic r
interference. If you do, it may adversely aect the working of the unit, and cause a
distorted picture or sound.
LCD screen
The LCD screen is manufactured using high-precision technology. However, some r
tiny black points and/or bright points (red, blue or green in colour) may constantly
appear on the LCD screen. These points are generated in the manufacturing process
and are normal.
Earphones
For trac safety, do not use earphones while driving or cycling.r
Listening to loud sounds for prolonged periods of time may permanently damage r
your hearing.
Before putting on earphones, turn the volume down then put the earphones on and r
slowly increase the volume until you reach a comfortable listening level.
Batteries
Please dispose of the battery correctly by following the guidance in this manual.r
Service
Do not open any xed covers. The unit does not contain any user-serviceable parts. r
Please leave all maintenance work to qualied personnel.
Maintenance
Ensure to switch o the unit before cleaning.r
Do not use any type of abrasive pad or abrasive cleaning solutions as these may r
damage the unit’s surface.
Do not use liquids to clean the unit.r
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SOME DOS AND DON’TS ON THE SAFE USE OF EQUIPMENT
This equipment has been designed and manufactured to meet international safety
standards but, like any electrical equipment, care must be taken if you are to obtain the
best results and safety is to be assured.
DOr read the operating instructions before you attempt to use the equipment.
DOr ensure that all electrical connections (including the mains plug, extension leads
and inter-connections between the pieces of equipment) are properly made and in
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accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Switch o and withdraw the mains
plug before making or changing connections.
DOr consult your dealer if you are ever in doubt about the installation, operation or
safety of your equipment.
DOr be careful with glass panels or doors on equipment.
DOr route the mains lead so that it is not likely to be walked on, crushed, chafed, or
subjected to excessive wear and tear or heat.
DON’Tr remove any xed cover as this may expose dangerous voltages.
DON’Tr obstruct the ventilation openings of the equipment with items such as
newspapers, tablecloths, curtains, etc. Overheating will cause damage and shorten
the life of the equipment.
DON’Tr allow electrical equipment to be exposed to dripping or splashing, or objects
lled with liquids, such as vases, to be placed on the equipment.
DON’Tr place hot objects or naked ame sources such as lighted candles or
nightlights on, or close to equipment. High temperatures can melt plastic and lead
to res.
DON’Tr use makeshift stands and NEVER x legs with wood screws - to ensure
complete safety always t the manufacturer’s approved stand or legs with the xings
provided according to the instructions.
DON’Tr use equipment such as personal stereos or radios so that you are distracted
from the requirements of trac safety. It is illegal to watch television whilst driving.
DON’Tr listen to headphones at high volume, as such use can permanently damage
your hearing.
DON’Tr leave equipment switched on when it is unattended unless it is specically
stated that it is designed for unattended operation or has a stand-by mode. Switch
o using the switch on the equipment and make sure that your family know how
to do this. Special arrangements may need to be made for inrm or handicapped
people.
DON’Tr continue to operate the equipment if you are in any doubt about it working
normally, or if it is damaged in any way - switch o, withdraw the mains plug and
consult your dealer.
ABOVE ALL
--- NEVER let anyone especially children push anything into holes, slots or any other
opening in the case - this could result in a fatal electrical shock;
--- NEVER guess or take chances with electrical equipment of any kind
--- it is better to be safe than sorry!
**************
**************
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Note: If you require a replacement for any of the items listed below, please quote
their corresponding part numbers:
Replacement Part Part Number
USB Cable 38-012-10300019
Earphones 50-110-26900119
Installation CD with Instruction Manual 54-809-30000109
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The mark is in compliance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE). The mark indicates the
requirement NOT to dispose the equipment including any spent or
discarded batteries as unsorted municipal waste, but use the return and
collection systems available.
If the batteries or accumulators included with this equipment, display the chemical
symbol Hg, Cd, or Pb, then it means that the battery has a heavy metal content of more
than 0.0005% Mercury, or more than 0.002% Cadmium or more than, 0.004% Lead.
Important Notice for the battery disposal
The batteries used with this product contain chemicals that are harmful to the
environment. To preserve our environment, disposal of used batteries according to
your local laws or regulations. Do not dispose of batteries with the normal household
waste.
For more information, please contact the local authority or your retailer where you
purchased the product.
Removal of the battery
Always bring your product to a professional to remove/ replace the battery.
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