Mach Speed Trio User Manual

CONTENTS
Precautions Safety precautions and tips Device Features Main Features Package Contents Accessories Note Introduction to the interface Key functions and buttons Basic Functions Play button
Hold button Battery indicator
Music Mode Normal operation
Settings EQ Settings Playback mode Contrast Backlight time Auto-power off Record frequency Language set A-B repeat
Navigation Mode Using the Navigation mode Voice Mode Record mode
Replay mode
E-book Transferring songs to the MP3 Player Formatting the MP3 Player Specifications
Precautions
Avoid using the player in extreme hot or cold conditions.
Avoid dropping the player or bumping it hard.
Be sure to always eject the player from your computer before removing it.
Avoid using this MP3 player while driving.
If you do not use the player for an extended period of time, please remove
the battery.
Main Features
Supports many music formats such as: .mp1, .mp2, .mp3, and .wma, .
Supports high speed USB 2.0
Use this player as a flash drive compatible with Windows
98SE/ME/2000/XP/Vista and OSX version 10.3 and higher.
Easy to use recording function
Simple operating interface.
Supports the .Lrc function to sync lyrics with songs.
6 EQ settings: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classical, Pop, and Bass
5 different play mode settings: Normal, Repeat One, Repeat All, Shuffle,
Shuffle repeat
Supports the E-book function, to read text files
Package Contents
MP3 Player, User’s Manual, Warranty card, USB cable, Earphones,
1xAAA battery
Note:
Thank you for purchasing the Mach Speed Trio Mp3 Player! To get the most out
of your purchase, please take the time to read through this manual carefully.
Introduction to the interface
Explanation of buttons
1. [PLAY] Power ON/Play/Pause/Power OFF
2. [MODE] General use button. This button serves many functions that will be
described throughout the rest of the manual. It is three buttons built into one that is used primarily as a selection tool in most instances. It also has other functions such as fast forwarding or rewinding tracks, skipping songs or going backwards in searching through lists of songs. At points in this manual, you’ll see [MODE], [<<], and [>>]. When you see [MODE], press the button IN. When you see [<<], press the button LEFT. When you see [>>], press the button RIGHT.
3. [VOL+] Increase volume. Speed up.
4. [VOL-] Decrease volume. Speed Down.
5. [>>] Next, Fast forward. (These are functions of the mode key)
6. [<<] Previous, rewind. (These are functions of the mode key)
7. [USB] USB Connector.
8. [EARPHONE JACK] Standard earphone connector.
9. [HOLD] Locks key functions. When this button is on, it keeps any other button
being pressed from activating. This is useful for putting the player in your pocket and not having to worry about the song changing or the volume increasing on accident.
10. [REC] Recording function button.
Basic Functions [PLAY] button: Press and hold the [PLAY] button for 5 seconds to turn the MP3
Player on. You should see a screen that says “Welcome”. Next, you’ll come to the music mode screen. Press the [PLAY] button again to start playing music. Press the [PLAY] button while playing the song to pause it. Or, hold the play button for about 3 seconds to stop the song.
To turn the player off, hold the play button down until the backlight goes off. You should also see an indicator telling you to hold the [PLAY] button down until the player powers off. If the player is not used for more then two minutes, it will shut itself off to conserve the battery.
[HOLD] button: When this button is flipped to the left position, it keeps any
other button being pressed from being recognized by the player. This is useful for putting the player in your pocket and not having to worry about the song changing or the volume increasing suddenly.
Battery Indicator
This is what the battery indicator should look like on a full charge. This is what the battery indicator should look like on an empty charge.
Music Mode
1. Start by connecting your earphones into the earphone jack located on the
side of player
2. Press the [PLAY] button for 5 seconds to turn the player on.
3. At this point, you can press the [PLAY] button again to start playing the
music, or use the [MODE] button to toggle to the song you wish to hear by pressing the [<<] or [>>] button.
4. With the song playing, you can press the VOLUME [+] and DOWN [-]
button to increase or decrease the volume.
5. To fast forward or rewind a song, simply hold the [<<] or [>>] button and
let go when you to the spot where you want to be.
A-B repeat While playing music, you can select sections of a song and have them played in a
continuous loop using this feature. While playing a song, simply press the [REC] button to set Point A. When you come to end of the section you want to loop, press the [REC] button again to set Point B. After confirming the selection, it will start to loop the selection. Press the [REC] button again to continue playing the song normally.
Power on memory feature Your TRIO Mp3 player can resume an audio track where you power off your unit
once powered back on. Powering off your MP3 player while a song is playing will save the song in the unit’s memory, and when powering back on, it will resume at the beginning of that track. You can resume at the exact point you are listening to the track, you will need to press the [PLAY] button to pause the song, then press and hold the
[PLAY] button for 5 seconds to power off the unit. When powered back on, press the [PLAY] button to resume play at the point you had paused the track
Navigation
You can search the folders on your mp3 player containing your audio files using
the navigation feature. On the main menu press the [<<] or [>>] to toggle to the icon called Navigation. Press the [MODE] button to enter this sub-menu. Use the [<<] and
[>>] buttons to move up and down in the list to choose your folder. (You can press [-] or [+] to go one folder back) Once you choose a song, simply press play. At this point, it
will return to the music menu and start playing the song.
Record
In the main menu, select [REC] and press [MODE] to enter this menu. (You are
also able to press and hold the [REC] button down for three seconds in any state to get to this menu.)
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