Mpman MP-HD2 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MP-HD2
User’s Guide
Before operating this product, please read these instructions completely.
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Getting Started
INTRODUCTION Digital Audio Player (DAP) –HD2
Your Digital Audio Player (DAP) is a device that stores and plays multi-format digital audio files including MP3, WMA and WAV files. Downloading hours of music from your PC, transfer them into your DAP or use it for voice recording. Please read this manual carefully before using this product for the first time.
KEY FEATURES
Multi-format player supports: MP3, WMA, WMA w/ DRM and WAV files
Windows Plug & Play support for Windows ME, 2000 and XP and Mac OSX
USB Version 2.0
OLED Display
Voice Recording
Six different music equalizer levels
Power saving feature
PACKAGE CONTENTS
The packaging should include the following:
Digital Audio Player
Stereo Earphones
USB Cable
Carrying Case
CD-ROM with Windows 98SE Driver and Manual
Quick Start Guide
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PARTS DESCRIPTION
1. - Record Button
2. EQ/Repeat Button 7. USB Port
3. +/-/Mode Button 8. Built-in Microphone
4.
- Power On/Off Button 9. Earphone Jack
5. Hold Switch
6. Navigation Control
CONTROLS Key Functions
+/-/MODE Press to access into the Main Menu. Press and hold to return to the previous Menu.
+ Push upward to increase the volume.
Push and hold upward to increase the volume rapidly.
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Push downward to decrease the volume.
Push and hold downward to decrease the volume rapidly.
Slide to the right to lock all keys functions.
Slide to the left to unlock all keys functions.
EQ Equalizer / Repeat button. Press to access into the Repeat or Equalizer mode. Press and hold to access into the other mode.
z Press to record.
Press to turn On and Off .
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There is a joystick key in the center that can be used to control several key functions. Pushing the button up, down, left or right will achieve the following actions:
+/-/MODE Press the button to access the Mode.
Push to the right to select the next file.
Push and hold to the right to fast-forward within the files.
Push to the left to select the previous file. Push and hold on to the left to fast-rewind within the files.
Push downward to stop playback
II Push upward to start playback. During playback push upward to pause playback.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The Battery of the unit charges through the USB port of a computer. Plug one end of the USB Cable into the USB socket of the DAP and plug the other end into the Computer.
z Once connected, the screen will display the following:
Please charge the battery at least 12 hours for the first time before use.
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Downloading and Transferring Files
USB DRIVER INSTALLATION
For Windows ME, 2000 or XP:
These versions of Windows will detect your DAP after connecting with the USB cable and the computer. (Please make sure the DAP is turned ON.)
For Windows 98SE:
Windows 98SE will not recognize the player until you have installed the driver using the included installation CD-ROM. Follow the detailed instructions in this section to activate the USB mass storage function, so you will be able to transfer files from your computer to your player.
Installation Procedures for the Player Software (For Windows 98SE only)
When connecting the player to the computer for the first time, please follow these instructions:
1. Insert the CD-ROM into the CD Drive. The auto-run program will display as shown (Figure 1).
(Figure 1)
Remarks: If the setup does not start automatically, please run the setup.exe in your CD-ROM drive directory. Double click “setup.exe” in the installation CD.
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2. Follow the on screen instruction to install the software.
Click “Yes” to accept the License Agreement.
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Please install the software under the directory as prompted.
Warning: DO NOT change the installation path. Otherwise, the Player driver may not run properly.
Click “Next” as prompted.
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3. After successfully installing the driver software, please click “Finish” to complete the installation.
4. When the installation is completed, the new program will be added to your Program menu in the computer.
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