Meizu X6 User Manual

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User's Manual

DIGITAL MP3 PLAYER

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■ Supports WMA/MP3/WAV File Formats ■ FM Bass/Treble & FM Recording

■ Direct MP3 Encoding (CD Line-in) ■ Digital Voice Recorder/A-B Repeat

■ USB Flash Drive, USB 2.0 High Speed ■Dual colors OLED, Electron Clock

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Precautions

Touching the product with wet hands may cause a malfunction. Do not keep it in high temperatures or dispose in direct sunlight.

Keep away from places of dust and cigarette ash.

When leaving the player not used for a long time, be sure to take out the battery.

Keep away from impact, do not contact with the static objects.

Do not drop player or apply impact. Shock is the major cause of breakdown.

Make sure that the player does not get in contact with chemicals such as benzene or thinner.

Do not disassemble the player

Please keep the SN of your player to register on Meizu's

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website or for your future's reference.

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Thank you for purchasing MEIZU product！

Please read this manual carefully before use. We recommend you to keep it for future reference.

Trademark

This product is the registered trademark of Meizu Electronic Technology Co., Ltd..

Notice

The various examples, drawings and specifications included in this User Manual are subject to change without prior notice when new product enhancements become available.

is the registered trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.

SRS、T ruBass、FOCUS and Headphone technology is incorporated under license from SRS Labs, Inc..

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Product Features

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Plays MP3,WMA, WAV formats. Voice recording. FM radio broadcast with Bass and Treble adjustable. FM radio recording. Direct MP3 encoding ( CD Line-in ). Mobile Disk. Synchronized song lyric showing. Text view.

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Stylish design and Super Mini Aluminum body

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High speed USB2.0 Interface. 4 Line graphic LCD

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Stylish black base screen with yellow and blue dual colors OLED screen

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Clock setting, Screen saver settings

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Up to 12 hours of long playback with built-in chargeable Li-polymer battery (The playing time may be shortened if visualization is used.)

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128MB/256MB/512MB/1GB flash Memory chip available

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First class electronic components coupled with 6 layers PCB ensure the clearness of sound quality.

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Enhanced Integrated Navigator

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Play/Stop/Power OFF, Recording/ A-B, Hold function

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Next Track/Previous Track, Fast Forward/Fast Rewind

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Infinite Loop. 40 levels of digital volume

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Rich and super sound quality, Various EQ and sound field effects User adjustable 5-band EQ Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, POP, Bass, User EQ SRS, WOW, TruBass, 3D Surround Support

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Resume function. Auto Power OFF

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Scroll speed. MP3 folder. Content manager

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Multi-language Support

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Firmware download & Logo download. ID3V2, ID3V1, Filename support

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Product info display (Firmware version, Memory usage)

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Contents

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS

PRODUCT FEATURES

PACKAGE

CONTROLS

CONNECTING THE PLAYER TO A PC

CONNECTING THE PLAYER TO A USB CHARGER

LCD WINDOW

BASIC CONTROLS

BASIC OPERATION

FOUR OPERATING MODES

NAVIGATION MODE

11-12

17-20

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Contents

CONTENTS

OPERATING THE CONTROLS

REPEATING PROCEDURES

MENU LIST

DETAILED FEATURES BY MENU

INSTALL SOFTWARE ON THE PC

DOWNLOADING FROM THE PC

PLAY MUSIC

FM RADIO BROADCAST

AUTO SEARCH RADIO BROADCASTS

RESERVE THE CURRENT STATION

LISTEN TO THE MEMORIZED STATION

DELETE THE MEMORIZED STATION

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Contents

CONTENTS

RECORDING FM

RECORDING VOICE

LINE-IN RECORDING

PLAY RECORDING FILE

DISPLAYING LYRIC

TEXT VIEW

FIRMWARE UPGRADE

FORMAT

HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS

TROUBLE SHOOTING

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

MEMO

59-62

63-65

69-71

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Package

MP3 Player Main Body

Installation CD

Earphone

User's Manual / Warranty Card

Fashionable Necklace

USB Charger

USB Cable / Simple USB

Connection Jack

Line-in Recording Cable Pouch

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Controls

Front Side

LCD Window Volume+

NAVI/MENU

Volume REW Microphone

Reset

Back Side

Reset

X6 Series

２．０

HOLD

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Controls

Right Side

REC / A-B Power ON/ 4-Mode/ EQ Play / Stop / Power OFF

Left Side

USB Connection Port

Neck Strap Earphone Jack

Top

Line-in Jack

Bottom Side

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Connecting the Player and A PC

Connecting the Player and a PC

Caution: Before connecting the USB cable to the player, stop playback.

With the USB cable(provided), connect the USB port of the player and your PC.

USB Cable

USB port on the PC

In the normal Windows environment, as soon as the cable or simple USB jack is connected, the messeage "Searching for new device "

appears and the USB driver for the player is installed automatically (It may not appear the message during switching on "HOLD ".)

The drive installation window may not appear on the screen depending on the status of Windows.

Connect the player and the PC, it appears on the LCD of the player as figure:

HIGH SPEED

USB port on the player

Connecting to a PC

During connecting the USB cable and your PC, USB port can be used as power supply. It takes about two and a half hours to charge the player. During connecting, it cannot play the music. Disconnect the cable before your listening to music.

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Connecting the Player and USB Charger

Connect the USB Chargeable cable(provided) and the player.

Put down the USB cover, connect the player to power supply. During the connecting, USB port is used as power supply.

USB Chargeable Cable

USB port on the player

Power Supply Jack

Connect the player and power supply, it appears on the LCD of the player as this figure:

Switch to Hold mode, the player is charged via the USB power supply.

==<HOLD>==

It takes about two and a half hours to charge the player.

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LCD Window

Track Number

Play Status

Song Total

Folder name

Play Mode

File Format Bite Rate

Two-Line Display of Song Title

Play Time

Battery Indicator

Artist/Title name

Equalizer

Current Time Sampling Rate

Progress/ Status Bar

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Basic Controls

①

② ③ ④

LCD window

To select the previous music for MP3

or station for FM.

To decrease volume

To select the next music for MP3 or

station for FM.

To select NAVI/MENU function.

⑥ ⑤

⑦

Reset

２．０

X6 Series

To increase volume

To select HOLD function

To select REC/A-B repeat To select turn ON, 4-mode, EQ

To select Power OFF/Play/Pause/Stop

PLAY/OFFPLAY/OFF

⑩ ⑨ ⑧

HOLD

REC/A-B

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When using Menu

Click

Basic Operation

When using Navigation

Long Click

L ng Clic

Power ON / Power OFF

During power OFF, click the button and turn on the player. Long click the button for about 3 seconds, it displays the message to power off.

Increase / Decrease Volume

Press "+ " on volume button to increase volume and press "- " on button to decrease volume.

Click

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Basic Operation

Selecting Modes

Long Click

function

Function

MP3 - FM - VOICE - REPEAT Changing

Selecting Songs

During play music, press or button to search music.

Switch to the next track. If is pressed after 5 seconds into the track, the track is played again from the

beginning and the button is pressed before 5 seconds, the previous track plays.

EQ Selecting

During play music, press to select and change EQ modes.

Click

EQ icon is changed accordingly during selecting

Click

Finished

function

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Basic Operation

Hold

Using hold function to make buttons inoperative and prevents unwanted action caused by accidental pressing.

① Switch to hold: Function button to switch to Hold.

Function

==<HOLD>==

② Release: While holding, function button to release.

Function

==<RELEASE>==

While switch to hold function, all the buttons cannot be operated. It is irrelevant to listen music or FM stations.

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Basic Operation

Turning Power Off

Press button for more than 3 seconds to turn the play power off.

Power cannot be turned off during the player being connected to your PC through USB cable.

Play, Stop

Press button to play tracks, and again to pause, press for more than 2 seconds to stop. When the player is stopped, Repeat Section disable automatically.

Moving within Track

Press the FF button for more than 1 second to fast forward. If the FF button is pressed until the end of the track, the position returns back to the start of the next track and fast forwards from thereon.

Control Volume

Use +VOL or VOL- to control volume. Keep pressing the button to change the volume continuously.

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Four Operating Modes

Switching Different Modes

There are four modes, MP3 Mode, FM Radio, Voice Recorder and Repeat Mode. Long press button into four mode selecting. You can switch to the desired mode by using the button and .

Long Click

Function

The LCD displays four different modes

Modes Selecting

Click

Enter the desired mode!

Play Music

Voice Recorder

FM Radio

Repeat Mode

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Navigation Mode

① During MP3 mode , long click the Menu button and select Music Folder .

Long Click

② Press the Menu button and find the desired track by pressing or button. To move to the upper folder, push the switch. If there is no upper folder, Navigation exits.

③ Press the Menu button, it appears the function list

as below,

Play Folder Favorites Delete Exit

Navigation Mode

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Operating the Controls

MP3 Mode

In "Key Action", indicates pressing the button for a short second and indicates pressing the button for more than 1 second.

Button Key Action

Paused

Play current track

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Inefficacy Turn power off Move to previous track

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Rewind Move to next track Fast forward

Volume Up Volume Up Continuously Volume Down Volume Down Continuously Enter Menu Navigation

Selecting Point A

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MIC Recording EQ Mode Selecting 4 Modes Selecting

While recording, long click button to stop. When finish recording, it returns to voice mode.

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Only can be controlled during recording.

Playing

Pause current track Stop current track Turn power off

After 5 seconds into track, moves to the start of track. Before 5 seconds, plays previous track.

Rewind Play next track

Fast forward

Volume Up Volume Up Continuously

Volume Down Volume Down Continuously Enter Menu Navigation

Repeat A-B MIC Recording EQ Mode Selecting 4 Modes Selecting

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Operating the Controls

FM Radio Mode

In "Key Action", indicates pressing the button for a short second and indicates pressing the button for more than 1 second.

Key Action

Button

Earphones function as the antenna.

FM Mode

Enter Frequency preset mode Inefficacy Inefficacy Turn power off Turn power off

Decrease FM frequency

Rapidly decrease FM frequency

Increase FM frequency

Rapidly increase FM frequency

Volume up Volume up continuously

Volume down Volume down continuously

Enter FM Menu Enter the Preset Mode

Adjusting Treble Recording FM radio

Adjusting Bass 4 Modes Selecting

FM Preset Mode

Exit Frequency preset mode

Move to previous preset

Automatically move to previous preset continuously

Move to next preset

Automatically move to next preset continuously

Volume up Volume up continuously

Volume down Volume down continuously

Enter FM Menu Enter the Preset Mode

Adjusting Treble Recording FM radio

Adjusting Bass 4 Modes Selecting

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Operating the Controls

Repeat Mode

In "Key Action", indicates pressing the button for a short second and indicates pressing the button for more than 1 second.

Button Key Action

Paused

Play current track Inefficacy

Turn power off Move to previous track Rewind

Move to next track Fast forward Volume Up Volume Up Continuously Volume Down Volume Down Continuously Inefficacy

Inefficacy Selecting Point A Start Recording EQ Mode Selecting 4 Modes Selecting

Playing

Pause current track Stop current track Turn power off

After 5 seconds into track, moves to the start of track. Before 3 seconds, plays previous track.

Rewind Play next track Fast forward

Volume Up Volume Up Continuously Volume Down Volume Down Continuously

Inefficacy Inefficacy

Repeat A-B Start Recording EQ Mode Selecting

4 Modes Selecting

Select the point B before start the recording.

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Operating the Controls

Navigator Mode

In "Key Action", indicates pressing the button for a short second and indicates pressing the button for more than 1 second.

Button Key Action

Selecting the Folder

Start playing the music Start playing the music Start playing the music Exit Exit

Start playing the music Start playing the music Move to previous track Move to previous continuously

Move to next track Move to next continuously

Display the playback menu Display the playback menu

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Inefficacy Inefficacy

Inefficacy

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Repeating Operation Procedures

Move to:

Repeat Mode

Press

Play Music

Press

Select A

Press

Select B

Long Press

Start Recording

Long Press

Stop recording and repeat the current track and the AB section.

Long Press

Press

Move to Pause

Press

Long Press

Move to Stop

Repeating Operation Procedures

Note: If A or AB is selected, clear AB before operating or controls.

Delete the current record

Play the record from B

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Menu List

General

Resume Auto Play Menu Button Clock Load Default

Display

Play Time Song Title Progress Bar Scroll Speed Page Sliding Displaying Lyric Language Contrast

Information

Sound Effect

EQ SRS WOW

Power Manage

Screen Saver Pic Screen Savers Turn Off Screen Auto Off Sleep

Play Mode

Boundary Repeat Shuffle

Record

Record Mode Voice bps Voice Gain FM Radio bps L-in bps FM/L-in Gain FM/L-in Auto Sync

Jog Lamp

Time Screen Off - Spark

FM Radio

Stereo Auto Scan FM Recording

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General

1. Resume

2. Auto Play

Detailed Features by Menu

·This is the feature to recall the last played position (track).

· On Off

·Select 'Resume' and press the 'Menu' button.

·This is the feature to play the player immediately after it powers on.

· On Off

·Select 'Auto Play' and press the 'Menu' button.

3. MENU Button

·This is the menu to switch for the feature of long / short pressing the

MENU button.

·Select 'MENU-NAVI', short click the Menu button to menu mode; Long

click it to switch to navigation mode.

·Select 'NAVI-MENU', short click the Menu button to navigation model;

Long click to menu model.　　　

·When you select and option with the '+' and '-', press the 'Menu'

button, the selection is applied.

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4. Clock

Check date / time

Set time

Set date

5. Load Default

Detailed Features by Menu

·This is the feature to view the date and time.

·Select the ' Check date/time ' option, and press the ' Menu ' button.　　

·It displays the week, date, time.

·Press the 'Menu' and return.

·This is the feature to set the time.

·Select the ' Set time ' option, and press the ' Menu ' button.　　

·When you select and option with the '+' and '-', press the 'Menu'　

　　 button, the selection is applied.　

·Push and buttons to select it and press the 'Menu' button.

·This is the feature to set the date.

·Select the ' Set date ' option, and press the ' Menu ' button.　　

·When you select and option with the '+' and '-', press the 'Menu'　

　　 button, the selection is applied.

·Push and buttons to select it and press the 'Menu' button.

·This is the menu to resume the default setting originally.

·Select 'Load Default' option, push the '+' and '-' to select 'Yes' or

'Cancel' option, and press the 'Menu' button.

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Detailed Features by Menu

Sound Effect

1. EQ

·There are following sound field effects available,

Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, Pop, Bass, User, TruBass, SRS, WOW.　

·With the '+' and '-' buttons to select the EQ, press the 'Menu' button to confirm.

User EQ

·You can use the User EQ to adjust it.

·Select 'USER EQ' and press the 'Menu' button.

·Change the values with the '+' and '-' button.

·With and buttons to select it and press the 'Menu' button.

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2. SRS WOW

WOW Level

Trubass Sound Effect

Speaker Type

Brightness

Detailed Features by Menu

·This is the feature to set SRS, WOW sound effect.　

·Function the '+' and '-' to select ' WOW Effect ' , press the 'Menu' button.

·You can choose a number between 0 and 10.

·Push and to adjust it , and press the 'Menu'.

·This is the feature to enhance the bass effect.

·Function the '+' and '-' to select ' Trubass ' , press the 'Menu' button.

·You can choose a number between 0 and 10.

·Push and to adjust the value , and press the 'Menu'.

·This is the feature to set the type of the speakers.

·You can choose: 'Earphone', 'Headphone', 'Speaker'. 　

·When you select and option with the '+' and '-', press the 'Menu'

button, the selection is applied.

·This is the feature to adjust SRS, WOW sound effect.

·Function the '+' and '-' to select 'Brightness' , press the 'Menu' button.

·You can set 'Low', 'Middle' and 'High'.

·Push and to adjust it , and press the 'Menu'.

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Play Mode

1. Boundary

·This menu is for setting various modes of play.

·Select 'Play Mode' and press the 'Menu' button.

·This function is for selecting the boundary,

·All, Folder, Favorite

2. Repeat

·This menu is for adjusting the repeat value to apply to the tracks to

be played.

·Normal

·Repeat All

3. Shuffle

Jog Lamp

Jog Lamp Backlight Time

·Repeat One

·This sets whether or not to play randomly within the boundary

specified in the 'Play' mode.

· On Off

·Select 'Shuffle' and press the 'Menu' button.

Detailed Features by Menu

·This sets to set the Jog Lamp.

·Select the time of backlight, press

the 'Menu' button.

·Push and to adjust the value ,

and press the 'Menu'.

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Display

1. Play Time

2. Song Title

3. Progress Bar

Detailed Features by Menu

·Display and change the time information of the played track.

·When you select the option and press the 'Menu' button, the

selection is applied.

·This is the feature to decide how to display file names.

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· When you select the option and press the 'Menu' button, the

selection is applied.

·This is the feature to display the progress of the playing.

·　 On Off

·When you select the option and press the 'Menu' button, the

selection is applied.

4. Scroll Speed

·This is the feature to adjust the scroll speed of texts on the LCD display.

·When you select the option and press the 'Menu' button, the selection

　　　　　is applied.

·Using the and buttons to adjust it.

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5. Page Sliding

Detailed Features by Menu

·This is the feature to control the animation effect for the smooth

opening and closing of menus.

·You can choose: Fast, Normal, or Smooth.

·Select a value and press the 'Menu' button to apply it.

6. LYRIC display

7. Language

8. Contrast

·This is the feature to set the LYRIC display.

specified in the 'Play' mode.

· On Off

·Select 'LYRIC' and press the 'Menu' button.

·This is the feature to change the menu language.

·You can choose: English, Chinese(Simp), Chinese(Trad).

·When you select the option and press the 'Menu' button, the

selection is applied.

·This is the feature to adjust the brightness of the LCD display.

·You can choose a number between 0 and 10.

·Select Contrast and press the 'Menu ' button. Choose a value

with the and buttons press the 'Menu ' button.

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Power Manage

1. Screen Saver Pic

Detailed Features by Menu

·When there is no button operation, using Power Manage can save

battery and extend the playback time.

·Function the '+' and '-' to select ' Screen Saver Pic ' , press the

'Menu' button.

·Select a value and press the 'Menu' button to apply it.

·This feature is to set the screen picture while there is no button operation.

·You can select 'Clock', 'Internal Pic1', 'Internal Pic2'.

·Function the '+' and '-' to select it , and press the 'Menu' button.

2. Screen Savers

3. Turn off Screen

·The screen picture can be displayed automatically after a preset time.

·You can choose '10Sec', '30Sec', '1Min', '5Min' or 'Disable'.

·Function and to select it , and press the 'Menu' button.

·The screen picture can be automatically turn off after a preset time

while it is playing.

·You can choose '10Sec', '30Sec', '1Min', '5Min' or 'Disable'.

·Function and to select it , and press the 'Menu' button.

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Detailed Features by Menu

4. Auto Off

5. Sleep

OFF

·When there is no button operation during a preset time while the

player is stopped, it is automatically turned off.

·You can choose: Off, 1 Min, 2 Min, 5 Min, 10 Min

·Select Auto OFF and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a value

with the and buttons.

·The player can be set to automatically turn off after a preset time

while it is playing.

·　You can choose: Off, 10 Min, 20 Min,30 Min,60 Min,90 Min,120 Min.

·　Select Sleep and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a value

with the and buttons.

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Record

1. Record Mode

Detailed Features by Menu

·This is the feature to set the mode of the recording.

·Mic Recording

·Line-in Recording

2. Voice bps

3. Voice Gain

4. FM Radio bps

·This is the menu for setting the transmission rate (quality) of the

MP3 files recorded via the built-in microphone on the top of the player.

·You can choose: 32Kbps, 64 Kbps, 96Kbps, 128 Kbps.

·Select 'Voice bps ' and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a

value with the and button.

·This adjust the volume level of the sound input to the built-inmicrophone.

·You can choose: 0dB, 6dB,12dB,18dB

·Select 'Mic Volume ' and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a

value with the and button.

·This is the menu for setting the transmission rate (quality) of the MP3

files recorded by pressing the 'REC' button while listening to FM.

·　You can choose: 32Kbps, 64 Kbps, 96Kbps, 128 Kbps.

·　Select 'FM Radio bps 'and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a

value with the and button.

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Detailed Features by Menu

5. L-in bps

6. FM/L-in Gain

7. FM/L-in Auto sync

·This is the menu for setting the transmission rate (quality) of the

MP3 files recorded via Line In.

·You can choose: 32Kbps, 64 Kbps, 96Kbps, 128 Kbps.

·Select 'Line-in bps ' and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a

value with the and button.

·This adjusts the volume level of the sound input(recording level)

from the direct encoding jack.

·You can choose: 0dB, 6dB,12dB,18dB

·Select 'Line-in bps ' and press the 'Menu ' button. Then choose a

value with the and button.

·This is the feature to automatically detect the sound input from

the Line-in jack and recognize blanks between tracks to save the tracks separately as individual files.

·Select 'Line-in bps ' and press the 'Menu ' button.

On Off

Note: It is only valid during FM/L-in for MP3 encoding.

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FM Radio

1. Stereo

2. Auto Scan

3. FM Recording

Detailed Features by Menu

·This is the menu for selecting stereo or mono while listening to

the FM radio. On Off

·Select 'Stereo ' and press the 'Menu ' button.

·This is the menu for scanning the FM radio broadcast.

·Select 'Auto Scan ' and press the 'Menu ' button.

·This is the menu for recording the FM radio broadcast.

·Select 'FM Recording ' and press the 'Menu ' button.

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Information

1. Information

Detailed Features by Menu

This is feature to display the information:

Firmware Version Memory

·Information on the flash memory in the Player is displayed.

·You can check usage and remaining memory size.

·Some of the flash memory in the Player is used for system area.

Therefore, when we exclude the system area essential for normal operation of the Player, the actual capacity of the flash memory is somewhat reduced.

·For example, with a 256MB product, about 243MB of memory

capacity is normal.

Free Memory Space

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Install Software on the PC

Insert the installation CD into the CD-ROM drive. The following screen appears after inserting the CD.

When installation is automatically not started, execute the setup.exe under the Root folder of the installation CD, and then the Manager program is automatically setup.

The installation CD contains the following

contents:

- MP3 Driver for Windows98 or lower

- Firmware Package

- LOGO DIY tool

You can update the features of the player by downloading from the internet. It is not need to install the program of USB Port Driver for Windows 2000 SP3

system or higher.

You can use LOGO DIY program to make the desired LOGO interface by yourself.

System Requirement

■ Pentium 133MHz or faster

■ CD-ROM Drive

■ 32MB Main Memory or Higher

■ 15MB Hard Disk Space or More

■ USB Port

■ Windows 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP

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Install Software on the PC

Install the Manager Software

Set up the player manager software on your PC for the following situations: MP3 player Formatting; Firmware Upgrade; the player can not be connected to PC.

Insert the player Installation CD to the CD-ROM in your PC. Click Meizu MP3 Drive to start the installation.

Click [Yes].

Click [Next>] .

Select the folder to Install. Click [Next>] . Generally assigned as [C Driver -> Program File -> SigmaTel -> MSCN].

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Install Software on the PC

Click [Next>].

Click [Finish]. Complete the installation

of the player Manager Software.

To uninstall the the player Manager Software, select the Start - Programs SigmaTel MSCN Audio Player-Uninstall

Then necessary files will be copied into your hard disk and updated the driver information.It will take you a few seconds.

After finishing the setup, from START, it appears [SigmaTelMSCN Audio Player] item as shown in the figure.

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Downloading from the PC

MP3 files can be downloaded to the player by the following steps.

Select the desired music on the PC to download to the player.

Double click [My Computer], then click and open the [Mobile Disk].

The player is shown as the Mobile Disk on your PC.

Click the [Edit] menu on your PC window.

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Downloading from the PC

It appears on your PC as shown as follows for the "Flash Memory Window".

After finishing copy, it appears the music files on the Mobile Disk. Disconnect the player and your PC, then you can listen the music. You can also download the files by dragging and dropping them onto the "Flash Memory Window".

You cannot upload general music files from the player to the PC according to copyright laws. You can upload files made by the player or general data files besides music files.

Select the [Paste].

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Play Music

Connect the earphones as below.

To select music

To select the previous music To select the next music

Function

By turning Hold ON, the buttons on the player will not function. It plays the music automatically after turning on accordingly to the setting of "Auto Play" on the MENU.

Turn the player on by pressing the ON button . Then press button to start playing music.

Click Click

Note: Put the HOLD switch to "OFF".

To adjust the volume

To increase volume To decrease volume

Function

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While playing MP3 music, press the button .

Long Click

FM Radio Broadcast

The four modes selecting displays on the LCD.

Modes Selecting

Push the , button to select FM radio . Press the NAVI/MENU button to confirm.

Click

Function

Press , to switch to stations .

Function

During FM radio, press button to adjust BASS. Press button to adjust TREBLE.

Note: Auto memory may not work within weak transmission areas.

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Auto Search Radio Broadcasts

Save the auto searching channels (Memory Function).

① During the FM mode, press the Menu button to enter Menu.

Click

② Push and to select the Auto Scan mode , then press button.

③ I t displays the picture as the right finger on the

LCD. Up to 50 channels can be memorized.

④ After finished, the player turn to FM preset mode

and start playing channel 01.

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Reserve the Current Station

Manual Reserving the Current Station

① During FM mode, long click the Menu button to enter Menu.

Long Click

② Press or to select the channels, then click the Menu button .

③ Press or to select Save mode, then press

the Menu button to memory it.

④ Press the Menu button to start listening radio.

Note: You will select the location 1-16 to reserve the stations if the current location come to 15.

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Listen to the Reservation Station

Preset mode

To select a channel saved in memory, press the Navi/Menu button and find the channel by pushing or switch to the left or right. It displays CH** on the LCD during preset mode.

Preset Channel

How to enter Preset mode

During FM mode press the ON/OFF button to enter preset mode. Press it again and exit.

PLAY/OFFPLAY/OFF

Click

PLAY/OFFPLAY/OFF

How to select channels

To select a memorized channel, with and to switch to the previous or the next channel.

Function

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Delete the Reservation Station

Delete saved channels (Memory delete function)

① During FM mode, long click the Menu button to enter.

Long Click

② Push and to select the channel, then press the Menu button .

③ Push or to select Delete mode, then press

button to finish.

④ Press button and exit.

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To Record FM

① Long press the button , push and to enter FM radio .

Long Click

② Press or to select the desired music. For details of FM Radio and Listen to the Memorized Station, see the related pages in this User Guide.

③ Long press button to start FM recording. The

recorded file is saved as 'M***.MP3' under 'REC' folder in a certain sequence. (***: A3-digit serial number)

④ Long press and stop recording. And return to

FM Radio automatically to continue to listen.

You can listen FM radio while FM recording in the meantime. Volume is not controlled during recording.

Recording FM

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Recording Voice

Please make sure that the battery volume is enough during Voice Recording. Shortcut Recording: During MP3 mode, press button for 2 seconds and recording starts.

Starting Recording

Press button for more than 2 seconds to start recording.

Long Click

The recorded file MP3 format (during FM recording, LINE-IN and Microphone recording) and ADPCM format during the Microphone recording are saved in the REC folder under ROOT. ADPCM format for LINE-IN and FM recording is saved in the FM folder under ROOT.

If it displays The Memory is Full on the LCD, to record, delete files and/or folders on the player in order to make some space available.

WAV format is recommended to use during MIC recording to get high quality recording. Only button is useable during recording.

Stop Recording

Press button for more than 2 seconds again to stop the recording.

Long Click

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Line-in Recording

① During four mode selecting, select Voice Record .

Long Click

② Push or to select Record mode, press the NAVI/MENU button .

③ With and to select MIC/LINE-IN. Press the NAVI/MENU button. Double click to switch to the recording interface, and long press to start the recording.

Line-in Recording

④ After finishing the recording, long press to stop it.

Long Click

Too high volume level may amplify surrounding noise, degrading the recording quality.

Long Click

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Play Recording File

Click the Menu button, select the Mode and click it.

Long Click

The four modes selecting displays on the LCD.

Push to select the MP3 mode , press the Menu button .

Click

Function

Push to select a Rec file in the REC folder, press to start

PLAY/OFFPLAY/OFF

playing.

Function

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Displaying Lyric

Download the lyric files from the internet to the PC. The lyric file is the format of Irc. as suffix.

Turn off the player and take out the battery.

PLAY/OFFPLAY/OFF

Long Click

Press the button for about 3 seconds to turn off the player.

Copy the lyric files from your PC to the Player.

Insatiable.lrc

Saved the lyric files and the songs on the same content. The files names should be also the same ones

Connect the player and your PC via USB cable.

insatiable.lrc

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View the TEXT files (txt. format)

① During the MP3 mode , long press the Menu .

Long Click

② Select the Music Folder . With and to select the TEXT file. Return to the upper folder, press the button .

③ Press the Menu button. Press it again, display the function list as below,

To bookmark Move to Bookmark Set bookmark Set Bookmark Auto/Manual Auto/Manual Exit Ebook Exit Ebook

Text View

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Firmware Upgrade

What is Firmware?

The latest firmware upgrade file

E2E2

Firmware is a program embedded in the hardware, which activates various features. By upgrading, you can enhance the features and eliminate the bugs.

Notice for Legal Limitations and Responsibilities Regarding Firmware

The performance and menu of MP3 Player may change without prior notice through firmware upgrades of regular or beta versions supported by the manufacturer. When you upgrade the firmware, all the date in the flash memory is deleted. Therefore, users should personally back up important MP3 files and data saved in MP3 player to their PC before upgrading the firmware. All firmware upgrades are intended for overall enhancement of performance. The upgrades will be provided when available based on our company's judgment. Some beta versions of the firmware included in our development roadmap may have minor bugs that will be corrected in the official versions of the firmware. We are warning you beforehand of this possibility through this Guide.

Conditions for Firmware Upgrade

Upgrading the firmware requires the basic environment where the USB feature of the Windows OS works properly. You can check "mobile Disk" in 'My Co mputer' on Windows 98/ME/XP/2000/2003. Either 'Mobile Disk' must be displayed or a firmware upgrade to be possible. If it is not displayed, we recommend that you check the menu that asks whether or not to use a USB Device from the main board CMOS, or reinstall Windows, or have the USB port on the main board examined.

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Firmware Upgrade

MEIZU Update

Download Meizu Update package from Meizu's website ( Take note of the model no. and version.) Unzip and copy it to the directory of the manager software.

Installing directory C:\Program Files\SigmaTel\MSCN

4.000.rar

Firmware upgrade package

Turn your player off

Long Click

Long click for more than 3 seconds to turn off.

Connecting the player to your PC through the USB cable.

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Firmware Upgrade

After connecting your PC and the player, the PC identify with it automatically.

PLAY/OFFPLAY/OFF

It appears the message to find a new hardware on your PC for the first time to update.

Update is running.

Select START-[Program]-[SigmaTel MSCN Audio Player]-[ firmware Download]

Select the Format Data Area Enable :Format ME, then update programs. Disable: Update program only.

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Firmware Upgrade

Click [Start] to begin to update.

After finish the above procedures, disconnect your PC and the player, then connect the m again to finish. If the player is not able to be used, take out the battery and select Format Data Area, then redo the updating again to clear it.

While finishing, click [Close] to exit.

Latest Firmware Upgrade

Visit Meizu's website to get the latest firmware.

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Format

Formatting the Flash Memory

The flash Memory of the player can be formatted. If the flash Memory is formatted, all data stored within is lost. Take notice of this fact, examine the following procedures.

Prepare the followings before formatting,

Finished installation of the player manager program Connecting the player to your PC.

Operating procedures

Connect the player and your PC via USB connection cable.

Double click My Computer.

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Format

Select the Mobile Disk and right click it, then select and click [Format]

It appears the warning window, select

[OK] to continue.

Click the [Start].

The formatting is start running.

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Format

While finishing, click [OK] to finish.

It is easy to format your MP3 player, please refer to Windows instruction to

format on your PC.

Exit the formatting, click [Close] to exit.

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Handling Instructions

Do not subject the player to severe impact or jarring.

Vibration experienced during walking or exercising will not affect the player. However, dropping a heavy object on the player may result in damage or sound distortion.

Be careful when storing the set and do not use or place it at the following places:

Places with high huthe playerdity;

■

Places with strong magnetic fields;

■

Places with extreme temperatures;

■

Directly under the sunshine or near the equipment that generates heat;

■

Inside a car with closed windows especially in summer.

■

It is necessary to prevent strong shock when reading files or operating, otherwise files may be damaged or deleted.

Please do not repair or disassemble this product by yourself.

Please do not use this product in the place where forbid to use for electronics products.

Please do not operate this product while driving.

Please backup the important information on your note book, any repair result from electricity shock, static electricity, change of battery or incorrect using may cause change, damage or delete the files stored in the product.

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Trouble Shooting

No Power

No sound from earphones

Characters in LCD are corrupted

Poor FM reception

Failed download of MP3 file

Should any problem persist after you have checked these symptoms, consult the distributors.

Check that the battery 's polarity is correct. Check the voltage of battery. Take out the battery for a short while and reinsert.

Check whether VOLUME is set to "0". Connect the earphones/ remote plug firmly. Check whether plug is dirty. Clean the plug with a dry and soft cloth. Corrupted MP3 or WMA files may make a static noise & the sound may cut off. Check your files on the PC to see if they are corrupted.

Check whether you select the correct language.

Adjust the position of the player and earphones. Turn off the power of other electric devices nearby the player. Earphones function as the antenna.

Check the condition of the battery. Check the connection between your computer and the player to ensure that the cable is secure. Check the Manager program to make sure it is operating. Check whether the player 's Memory is full.

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Product Specifications

Dimensions Weight LCD PC Interface Flash Memory Battery

Record

MP3/WMA

FM Radio

Operational Temperature

Product SpecificationsProduct Specifications

63.3mm×27.3mm ×15mm (H×W ×T) 33g (Including Battery) 128x64 dot, dual colors OLED screen USB2.0 High Speed Built-in basic Memory (128MB ~1GB according to product) Chargeable Li-polymer Battery Maximum 12 hrs of continuous playback Sampling Rate Recording Format Recording Mode Recording Time

Earphone's Output MP3 Bit Rate WMA Bit Rate Output Frequency Band S/N Ratio Distortion Rate FM Receiving Frequency FM Reserve Channels Earphone's Output S/N Ratio

-5 degrees ~ 40 degrees Celsius

32KHz, 44.1KHz MP3 ADPCM MIC FM LINE-IN MP3 6hrs (32KHz, 96kbps, 256MB) ADPCM 18hrs (8KHz, 32kbps, 256MB) (L) 12mW (R) 12mW(32 Ohm) 8kbps - 384kbpS 5kbps - 192kbps 20Hz ~ 20kHz > 95dB < 0.05% 76MHz ~ 108MHz 50 (L) 12mW (R) 12mW(32 Ohm) > 50dB

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MemoMemo

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MemoMemo

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MemoMemo

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DIGITAL MP3 PLAYER

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