Naxa NMV-154 Instruction Manual
Table of Contents
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Precautions
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2
Basic/Unique Functions
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3
1 Connecting to PC and Charger
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4
1.1 System Configuration Requirements ..................................................................... 4
1.2 Connecting to PC ................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Connecting to Charger (Adapter) ........................................................................... 4
2 Preparation before Operation
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4
2.1 Exterior View .......................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Description for Key Function .................................................................................. 5
2.3 Definition for Key Operation Definition ................................................................... 5
2.4 Power On/Off ......................................................................................................... 6
2.5 Low Power ............................................................................................................. 6
2.6 File Storage ............................................................................................................ 6
2.7 Main Application Interface ...................................................................................... 6
2.8 Volume Control ....................................................................................................... 7
3 My Music
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3.1 Main Menu ............................................................................................................. 8
3.2 Submenu ................................................................................................................ 8
3.3 Playing Interface .................................................................................................... 9
3.4 Basic Operations .................................................................................................... 9
4 My Picture
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4.1 Main Menu ............................................................................................................ 11
4.2 Submenu .............................................................................................................. 13
4.3 Basic Operations .................................................................................................. 13
5 Recorder
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15
5 .1 Main Menu ........................................................................................................... 15
5 .2 Submenu .............................................................................................................. 16
5 .3 Record Interface ................................................................................................... 16
5 .4 Basic Operations .................................................................................................. 16
6 My Ebook Mode
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6 .1 Main Menu ........................................................................................................... 16
6 .2 Submenu .............................................................................................................. 17
6 .3 Basic Operations .................................................................................................. 17
7 Tools
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7 .1 Stopwatch ............................................................................................................ 18
7 .2 Calculator ............................................................................................................. 18
7 .3 Calendar ............................................................................................................... 18
7 .4 PC CAMERA ........................................................................................................ 18
8 Setting
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8 .1 Information ........................................................................................................... 19
8 .2 Display ................................................................................................................. 19
8 .3 Rename Playlist ................................................................................................... 19
8 .4 Date and Time ...................................................................................................... 19
8 .5 Player Configure .................................................................................................. 20
8 .6 Languages Supported .......................................................................................... 20
8 .7 Encrypted Disk Setting ......................................................................................... 21
8 .8 Reset .................................................................................................................... 21
1 0FM
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1 0.1 Main Menu ......................................................................................................... 21
1 0.2 Submenu ............................................................................................................ 22
1 0.3 FM Main Interface .............................................................................................. 22
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1 0.4 Basic Operations ................................................................................................ 23
1 1 My Video
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24
1 1.1 Main Menu ......................................................................................................... 24
1 1.2 Submenu ............................................................................................................ 24
1 1.3 Basic Operations ................................................................................................ 25
1 2 Others
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25
1 2.1 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................. 25
1 2.2 Factory Settings ................................................................................................. 26
1 2.3 Specifications .................................................................................................... 27
Precautions
For the correct use and good performance of the player, the user
must fully understand the manual as well as strictly follow the
instructions provided.
Avoid high temperature (above 95 F) or low temperature (below
23 F).
Never knock the main machine violently.
Never contact with chemicals such as benzene, thinner etc.
Do not close to strong magnetic field, electric field etc.
Keep away from direct sunlight or heating appliances.
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Never privately dissemble, repair or modify the player.
Using the player and the earpiece during bicycling, car and
motorcycle driving is likely to cause danger.
Never use higher volume, which may damage your hearing
ability.
Divide scraped packing, batteries, old electronic products and
dispose them properly.
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Basic/Unique Functions
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Highlighted and underlined parts are the unique functions
of this digital player.
320*240, 260,000 full color, high speed TFT screen
Audio playback: supporting MP3, WMA, and WAV
REC: supporting FM, MIC recording, supporting MP3, WAV
files
Picture browse: supporting JPEG, BMP files;
supporting
setting any picture as the desktop background or
power on/off picture.
Video play: supporting video playing of AVI,RMVB,3GP files
Supporting FM Radio
Supporting e-book
Supporting key tone .
Supporting real-time clock display and screensaver
Supporting SD card expansion,
Max. supporting up to
4GB
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Setting function: supporting setting and reading of various
functions and properties.
Supporting ADFU recovery and USB upgrading.
Supporting data protection
Supporting USB2.0 high speed transmission
1 Connecting to PC and
Charger
1.1 System Configuration Requirements
OS: Windows XP/2K/ME/98 (driver installation needed) /Linux9 and above
/Mac OS 10 / Windows 7
CPU: Pentium-133MHz at least
Memory: 32MB at least
Hard disk free space, 100MB at least
Video card: above 640*480, enhanced color at least (16 bits)
1.2 Connecting to PC
Connect the player to PC with the USB cable in power-off/on mode; the
system enters U-disk mode directly and charges automatically.
Disconnect the USB connection or delete the hardware on the PC, the system
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enters player’s operation mode.
If select not to disconnect USB connection, the system keeps in charging
mode on its operation interface.
1.3 Connecting to Charger (Adapter)
Connect the MP4 player with the charger; the system will display 2 options:
U-disk and USB charging. It will return to the main interface for any selection.
The system pops out charging prompt and starts charging.
Note: the charging LED (left LED) is on when charging.
2 Preparation before
Operation
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2.1 Exterior View
21
M
Screen
320*240
Key_Power Key_B Key_A
Key_Return
Key_Up
Key_Down
Key_Reset
Key_Hold
Key_RightKey_Left Key_ok
USB
Adapter
Phone
2.2 Description for Key Function
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT
keys: move up, down, left and down.
B
: MENU key, for popping out submenu.
A
: CAMERA key, for capturing; in audio and video playing interface, its
function as OK key.
M
: RETURN key, return to the previous interface
OK
: to confirm.
POWER
: long press it to power on/off; short press to return to the main
interface as a shortcut.
RESET
: to restart the player.
HOLD
: lock the player
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Note: M key shown in the figure and that on the actual player
is the function key to return to the previous menu.
2.3 Definition for Key Operation Definition
Action Basic operations
Short press Key pressing time less than 1.2 sec
Long press Key pressing time more than 1.2 sec
Hold Press the key and keep the key pressed
Note: unless otherwise specified, press in this manual means short press.
2.4 Power On/Off
Long press
POWER
in power-off mode, the system is powered on, the power
LED is on (right LED).
Long press
POWER
in power-on mode, the system is powered off.
When the idling time of the system reaches the power-off time set by the user,
the player is powered off automatically.
Note: this function is ineffective when the player is connected
to PC.
2.5 Low Power
When battery power is low, the player will prompt and then be powered off
and enter Standby mode automatically. Please don’t power on the player now,
charge it instead.
Charger current specification recommended: 400-500mA.
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2.6 File Storage
Files of different types should be stored under different directories. For
example, music file should be stored under MUSIC dir. Record file stored
under RECORD dir. Picture files under PICTURE dir. Video files VIDEO dir.
Text files TXT dir. the corresponding application unable to find the file If it is
not saved in this way,
2.7 Main Application Interface
In full display mode, the main interface is as follows:
Browse different applications in the main interface by pressing LEFT and
RIGHT keys; press OK to enter the application; press UP and DOWN to select
files; press OK again to enter the selected file. Press M to return to the main
interface level by level.
2.8 Volume Control
Volume control in function interface:
Press UP and DOWN to show volume control bar in FM playing interface,
music playing and pause interface, video playing and pause interface; press
UP and DOWN keys again to adjust the volume; press OK or M to return to
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playing interface. It will also return to playing interface if no further operation
within 3 seconds. In picture playing interface, volume adjustment is the same
as that in menu mode below.
Volume control in menu mode
In menu mode, press A to enter submenu, select Volume, press
OK
to enter
volume control; now adjust volume with UP and DOWN keys; press OK or M
to return to the main interface. It will also return to playing interface if no
further operation within 3 seconds.
3 My Music
3.1 Main Menu
Select <Music> in main application interface. If there are files in Now Playing
List, it will enter the list interface, otherwise, it enters All Music interface.
Browse different options by pressing UP and DOWN; press OK to enter the
next menu; press M to return to the previous menu.
Now playing
: displaying the music lists played last time and highlighting the
music played last time; press OK to start playing from the location stopped
last time or select other music to play. The list will not be displayed if it is
empty.
All music
: music list listing all the music files stored under MUSIC directory
in the main partition of the player.
Artist
: displaying artist list; select one artist, the next level is the list of music
by the artist.
Album
: displaying album list; select one album, the next level is the list of
music in the album.
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