Nextar MA206 User Manual

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MA206 | Digital MP3 Player

Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

1. Locating the controls.......................................................................................2

2. Basic operation............................................................................................... 3

3. Operating buttons........................................................................................... 7

4. Play music..................................................................................................... 9

5. Voice recording.............................................................................................. 13

6. Playing recorder les..................................................................................... 16

7. Jpeg album viewing....................................................................................... 18

8. Telephone book............................................................................................. 20

9. E-book........................................................................................................... 21

10. Video playback............................................................................................ 23

11. System settings........................................................................................... 24

12. Using the player as a USB disk.................................................................. 28

13. Upgrading the rmware...............................................................................29

14. Other settings..............................................................................................31

15. Trouble shooting..........................................................................................39

16. Specications..............................................................................................39

17. AMV converting tool....................................................................................40

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE

FEATURES OVERVIEW

* Please read this manual carefully before

using your new player.

* Contents in this manual may change at

any time without notice

* If the actual operations of your player

does not appear to be the same as the instructions in this manual, please visit www.Nextar.com for updated instructions or notices

INTRODUCTION

This MP3 player is part of a brand new generation of portable digital music devices, supporting MP3/WAV music formats, AMV format play, JPEG photograph support and E-book text reading .All of this is part of a high-quality, easy to use design. Thank you for selecting a Nextar MP3 player!

• Unique design that is comfortable to hold and easy to use

• Multi-Code Support: This unit can support and play MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, WMV, ASF and WAV Music formats

• Firmware Upgradeable:The latest

rmware updates can be downloaded

from the Nextar website to keep your unit up to date

• Removable Disk: Manipulate les via

the "mobile disk" in "My PC" without any additional programs on your PC (drive program needs to be installed for operating systems prior to Windows

2000). Use this unit as a removable

drive, storing les, music or anything

you want (drivers required for operating systems prior to Windows 2000)

• Private Space Disk Mode: With the utility included on the software CD, you can partition the memory of this unit into 2 or more separate drives and encrypt these partitions to keep others from

accessing your les and information.

• Record/ Replay: The player supports recording through the built-in

microphone and saves the les as WAV

or ACT formats.

• 7 Preset EQ settings: Normal, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz and DBB

• Multi-play Mode: Normal, Repeat One, Folder, Repeat Folder, Repeat All, Random, Intro.

• Auto Power Off and Sleep Timer: You may set the Sleep Timer or Auto Power Off mode for convenience or to save battery power.

• GUI (Graphic User Interface) Menu: Easy to read, icon based display makes navigation and operation simple Important Notices

1. LOCATING THE CONTROLS

Appearance & Buttons

LCD Display

Battery Indicator:

The player has a 9-level battery monitoring system.

Indicates that the battery is currently

fully charged

Indicates low battery power and the

battery should be charged

2. BASIC OPERATION

Entering The Menus

Press MODE button to enter the menus, including main menu, (press and hold MODE button at Stop state), Submenu at Play state (press to enter) and submenu at stop state (press to enter).

Fast forward or fast reverse when playing

this does not work when playing AMV les

Entering Different Modes

You may enter different modes from the main menu.

Main menu:

(Press and hold MODE button to enter)

Browsing

To browse music les or menu options:

Music mode:

Record mode:

System setting:

Voice mode:

JPEG Album:

E-book:

USB mode:

* Note: press and hold Mode button to

return to the main menu from these submenus. when connecting the USB cable to your PC, the unit will enter USB mode.

Volume Control

When playing, from the main interface of the Music mode, Voice mode , press and hold the V+ or V-buttons to adjust volume.

* When connecting the USB cable to your

PC, the player will turn on automatically and will enter the USB mode

* Volume cannot be adjusted when

playing AMV les

Power On/Off

1. Turn on automatically

* After pushing the Power button (OFF/

ON), the player will turn on automatically and enter power -on logo interface:

2. Manual Power ON/OFF * when the player is OFF, press and hold

the Play button to turn the unit on

* when the player ON, press and hold the

Play button to turn the unit OFF

Lock Function (HOLD)

When Hold is ON, the following will be displayed:

* When HOLD is on, all buttons will be

locked from operating (i.e.: buttons and controls are locked).

* HOLD also functions as the “Write

Protection”, preventing data from being written to the unit via the USB connection.

Play& Stop (and Pause when recording)

Record/Pause (press and release), Stop Recording (press and hold)

* Note: You may press the Play button to

exit from any menu or option interface

3. OPERATING BUTTONS

For Music mode and Voice modes:

Buttons Operation Stop Status Play Status Play Submenu Stop Submenu

PLAY

MODE





V+

V-

REC/A-B

REPEAT

Press and hold

Press Play Stop Exit the menu Exit the menu Press and

hold

Press

Press Next song Play next song Switch submenu Switch submenu Press and

hold Press Previous song Play previous song Switch submenu Switch submenu

Press and hold

Press Press and

hold Press Press and

hold Press Start recording Enter A-B replay mode X Press and

hold Press and hold/press

Power off Power off Power off Power off

Enter main menu Enter main menu Enter main menu Enter main menu

Enter Stop submenu

Continuous forward browse

Backward browse Fast backward

Volume increases one step

Volume increases Volume increases X X Decreases volume

one step Decreases volume Decreases volume X X

Enter Play submenu

Fast forward

Volume increases one step

Decreases volume one step

Conrm current

option or enter next submenu

Continuous forward

Continuous backward

X X

Conrm current option

or enter next submenu

Continuous forward

Continuous backward

Start recording Enter A-B replay mode X X

Enter to select repeat mode interface

X X

For Record Mode:

Operation Action Stop Status Record Status

PLAY

MODE

REC/A-B

Press and hold Turn off Stop recording

Press Start recording Pause recording

Press and hold Enter main menu X

Press Enter Record submenu X

Press Start recording Pause recording

press and hold Start recording Stop recording

4. PLAY MUSIC

How to play DRM music

System Requirement:

* Windows XP+SP2; * Windows Media Player 10.3646 or above (New install do not upgrade from old version);

Although you can copy music les from

somewhere, you can't get the DRM license. Only Windows XP support MTP(Media Transfer Protocol). You can setup the player as a U-disk or MTP device.

How to add DRM music

1). Connect player to PC, after 10 seconds a dialog will be appear, select "Take no action" or click "Cancel" button to continue.

2). Open "My Computer", clean up the device as the following steps:

a). Click the MTP device icon use the right button of the mouse, and then select "Format"; b). Waiting for the format

processing until nish.

3). Run "WMP10"(Windows Media Player

10), the "MTP" device will be discovered.

Select "Sync",and then open the local folder

where your music les saved.

4). Select all music you want tosync to

player, and drag them to the"SyncList" on the left side of WMP 10, click"Start Sync" to begin downloading:

5). When nish downloading, you can see

the music les on the right side of WMP 10.

Browser "My Computer", you can see

the les already downloaded to player.

6). Disconnect the player, it will make ID3 Playlist automatic, this will cost about 8 seconds.

7). Then the player will process DRM licence, it will cost 5~10 seconds.

How to play

At rst, you must enter into System

setup and set up the "DRM Time", set it to current time, otherwise the DRM music can't beplayed accurately.

After setting up "DRM Time", you can go back to music mode to play and listen to music.

Basic Operation

1. Connect the earphones as shown below.

2. Press and hold PLAY button to power on

3. Enter the main menu

4. Press MODE button to enter the Music mode

5. Choose music

 button: To choose previous music or

AMV.

 button: To choose next music or

AMV.

6. Volume control

V- button: To decrease volume.

V+ button: To increase volume

EQUALIZER Mode

1.When playing music

2.Press the MODE button to enter Play

Submenu

3.Press  button to choose Equalizer menu

option

4.Press the MODE button to enter EQ mode

selection Menu.

Equalizer options corresponding icons list as below:

5.Press button to switch EQ settings, and

press MODE button to conrm selection

Lyric Display

This player supports “*.LRC” LRC (lyric les (users can download les from internet),

and lyrics will be displayed while the music is playing (like Karaoke)

How to use lyric les?

Save the lyric le with the same name as that of the corresponding music le. For

example:

Music le name: GiGi-Sky.mp3 Lyric le name: GiGi-Sky.mp3.

How to know whether the lyric les exist?

If the current song has matching lyric les,

the lyric sign will be displayed at the right bottom of the display in music mode.

1. If the current song has matching lyric

les

2. Press and hold MODE to enter the Lyric

interface when playing.

3. Press MODE button to return to Music play mode.

5. VOICE RECORDING

Note: Voice recording uses signicant

battery power. Make sure your battery is fully charged

This player can save up to 99 voice les per

directory

Instant Recording

Press REC button to start immediate recording from any player mode (other than if playing music or recording via the line-in)

1. Start recording.

2. Pause recording. (Time icon ickers)

3. Continue recording.

4. Stop recording.

Recording in Record Mode

1.Enter the main menu.

2. Press button to choose recording mode.

3. Press MODE button to enter Record mode

4. Press Play button to start recording.

5. Other operations are the same as those of “Instant Recording” except that Play instead of REC should be pressed.

NOTE: The recorded le is saved in the

current folder set in “Recording Stop submenu/ /Local Folder”

* If “Overow” is displayed on the LCD,

the player”™s memory is full. Please

delete other les to make space

available.

* If “over record” is displayed on the

LCD, the current directory has already

had 99 recording les. Please switch to

another directory.

* Only Play and REC/A-B buttons function

while recording

Select Recording Type

1. At the record mode stop interfaces

2.Press Mode button to enter record mode

submenu

3.Press  button to select “REC type” option

4.press MODE button to enter this submenu:

5. Press (button to select desired recording

type )

6. Press MODE to conrm the type

selected

7. Press PLAY button to start recording

Note: Voice Control means the player will only record when it senses sound. When silent, the unit will pause the recording

6. PLAYING RECORDED FILES

1. Enter the main menu:

2. Press button to choose “Voice mode”

3. Press Mode button to enter Voice mode interface

4. Press PLAY button to start playing.

* Converting ACT format les to WAV

format les The ACT le format can save signicant space when making

voice recordings. However this format is not compatible with other playback devices (like your PC). The ACT format

les can be converted to WAV format les through the accessory installation

tools that are on the CD shipped with this unit .

1. Run “Sound Convert Tool” program, and

click “Open” button.

2. Choose the ACT format les needing

convert

* Note: This tool can also convert from

WAV to MP3 le formats

7. JPEG ALBUM VIEWING

This function supporting all JPEG formats

1. At the main menu

3. Click the “Convert” button to start

converting

Press  button to choose “JPEG Album” option:

2. press MODE button to select the desired

image if there are no pictures the display will

indicate “No les”

3. Press /V+ button to choose desired

picture, and then press Play button to display the image:

4. Press /V+/V-//V+ button to browse

picture in sequence (only suitable for “Manual play”)

View Album

1. At the picture be selected state:

2. Press MODE button to enter picture submenu

3. Press  button to select the “play set“ option:

4. press MODE button to enter the interface

as follows

5. Press  button to choose “Manual play”

or “Auto play” options, and then press

MODE button to conrm.

6. When choosing the “play” option you will

see the following display:

8. The unit will now automatically display all pictures in the selected directly for the set amount of time.

Note: when playing pictures, press and hold MODE to fast exit from picture interface and return to the main menu; at any menu oroption interface, press Play button to exit from picture interface.

8.TELEPHONE BOOK

First time, the user can nd the le

‘Setup_enu_v1.1.exe’ in drive disc CD. Then install this software on the PC as following steps

7. press / button to adjust “Auto play”

speed (Unit: sec. press MODE button to

conrm

Connect the mp3 with the PC,

pressing the start menu to nd

the Flary Address software:

Select the le menu to choose the Input Data to nd the le (TelAddbk.dat) in your

mp3, and then press the open button. Fill in team name in the blank and press the Append Grouping button:

Select the le menu to choose the new, and then you will nd the le

‘C:\Program Files\Flary\TelAddbk.

dat’, then copy the le in your mp3

Select the team you added, and then key in the Name and the TEL you want to add. Press the New Card button and you can see the name and Tel No. in the right blank.

Add the whole information as the above steps: Press the Save button and Quit. Disconnect the mp3 to PC.

Enter the main menu to select

Telephone mode and you will nd

you added Tel information.

9.E-BOOK

3. Press MODE button to enter text le be selected, if there are no text les, the display will show ”No les”

This unit can read les in TXT format:

1. At the main menu

2. Press  button to choose “E-Book”

4. Press  button to select desired text le to read, and then press Play button to enter text interface

5. Press / button to turn the pages in

sequence (only suitable for “Manual play”)

Reading setting

1. At the text le be selected menu

2. Press MODE button to enter submenu of

the selected text le

3. Press  button to choose “setting”:

4. press MODE button enter the interface as follows:

5. Press  button to choose “Manual play” or “auto play” options, and then press

MODE button to conrm.

6. When “auto play” is chosen, the following will be shown:

lutions are converted into one format theVBox is able to show. For further details,

take a look at the Windows help les.

7. Press / button to adjust “auto play”

speed (how long each page is displayed until it is turned to the next) (Unit: sec. press

MODE button to conrm.

Note: when playing text les or books,

press and hold MODE to fast exit from book interface and return to the main menu; any menu or option interface, press Play button to exit from book interface

10. VIDEO PLAYBACK

Video playback

The MP3 Player is able to display videos in AMV format. You can create videos in AMV format by using the Movie-Converter tool shipped with the product.AVI, WMV, ASF, RM, MPG, MPEG, MOV and VOB are accepted as source les. By using the converter the differing frequences and reso-

Go to Music mode to playback videos (p. 16, Playback music).

Connecting external devices

The MP3 Player has a Line-ln input where you can connect external devices for voice recording. The recording quality is max. 32K in WAV format.

11. SYSTEM SETTINGS

System parameters can be set from this menu. Please note that some of these settings will change every time you upgrade

the system rmware:

At the main menu,

Press MODE button to System Setting interface is as follows:

Parameter Overview

Record time

LCD set

Language

Power Off

Replay mode Set Replay mode states

Online Mode

Memory info.

Firmware Version

Set the time and date when

recorded le are saved

Set LCD backlight mode to save power

Set different languages to be displayed

Set a xed time after which the

player will turn off automatically

An option specially designed for “Private Space” function

Show total memory capacity and percentage used

Show rmware version

Firmware Upgrading

Exit Exit from current interface

Special for rmware upgrading

“Record Time” Parameter Instructions:

1. System Setting Interface

2. Press Mode to enter Record Time Interface

3. Press V+ to set time using the format: “YY-MM-DD” (Press V- to set in reverse sequence)

4.press / button to adjust numbers

5. Press Mode button to conrm and exit the

current interface.

“LCD set” Parameter Instructions:

The steps below allow you to set the LCD backlight parameters:

1. At System Setting interface, press  key

to select “LCD set” option

2. Press Mode button to enter “LCD set”

submenu:

3. Press  button to choose, and press

MODE button to conrm and enter adjust

interface as follows (e.g.: Black):

4. Press / button to adjust time (Unit

second) and press MODE to conrm and

exit.

Brightness

Set light and shade contrast of OLCD screen

Darkle mode

Set xed period of time (unit: second)

when no operation on keys, the player may turn darkle screen automatically. If “0” is selected, function is turned off.

Black mode

Set xed period of time (unit: second) when

no operation on keys, the backlight will turn

off automatically. If “0” is selected, function is turned off.

“Language” setting

1. At System setting interface, press /

button to select “Language” icon:

2. Press Mode button to enter “Language”

setting interface:

3. Press  or  button to select desired

language. Simple Chinese, English, Trad Chinese

4. Press Mode to conrm to exit.

Power Off

Operating steps are identical to the Language setting steps.

Off Time mode refers to a period of time (unit: second) at which the unit will turn it off ““ if not keys have been pressed while the unit is in “Stop” mode (ie: not playing). If “0” is selected, the function is turned off. Sleep Timer refers to a period of time (unit: minute) for the player to turn off automatically when no keys are pressed, regardless of the mode the unit is in. This includes even when the player is playing music. This function is specially designed for listening to music before sleeping. Note: Setting of Sleep Timer is valid only once and the set time will be cleared after power off. To use this function again, the Sleep Time must be reset.

Replay Mode

Operating steps identical to the Equalizer setting steps

Manual Replay means that in A-B Replay Mode the endpoint B can be set manually only.

Firmware Upgrade

This option is only for use in Firmware upgrades

Auto Replay means that in A-B Replay Mode the endpoint B can be set automatically. (this is particularly useful for audio books)

Online Mode

Operating steps identical to the Equalizer setting steps Some operating systems (those before Windows 2K SP4) cannot support two drive letters assigned to one USB disk. Thus, if the “Private Space” function is on, choose which disk you are going to use, i.e., “single ordinary disk” or “single encrypted disk” so that the correct drive will be shown once the unit is connected to your PC.

Memory Info

The number displayed represents total memory capacity of the unit and the percentage refers the capacity used.

Firmware Version

Operating steps identical to Language setting steps

12. USING THE PLAYER AS A USB DISK

This player supports standard USB disk functions with the following operating systems: Windows98 (driver required), Windows 2K and above (no driver required), Mac OS 10.3 and above and Linux 2.4.2 and above.

This player supports power supply via USB.

This player also supports Suspend Mode.

How to connect to your PC:

Power on the player and plug the USB cable into the player and your PC to enter USB Mode. The player may display one of three modes after connecting to your PC:

1. Waiting state

2. Downloading state

3.Uploading state

13. UPGRADING THE FIRMWARE

This player supports rmware upgrading and

maintenance via the special tools installed on your PC from the installation CD. Enter the main menu.

1. Press  button to select “System Setting”

2. Press MODE button to enter System Setting.

3. Press  button to choose “Firmware

upgrade” option

4. Press MODE button to enter “rmware

upgrade” interface:

5. Connect the player to your PC

6. Run the “MP3 Player Update” program that was installed on your PC from the included installation CD, then click “Select

new rmware le” button. Your PC should

display a screen similar to this one:

7. Choose new rmware program (It may be

on the included CD, or you can download from www.Nextar.com)

8. Click “Start” button to begin the rmware

update process:

9. Once the upgrade is completed and

successful, the display should show:

Notice: Firmware upgrade is an operation to optimize the performance of the player.

In correct operation of rmware upgrading may

cause the player to work abnormally or not at all. Please read this manual carefully before

attempting a rmware upgrade. Users should

have a basic knowledge in computer operation.

Only install and upgrade rmware specic for your unit. Do not use other rmware for other

Nextar units or from other manufacturers. Doing so may result in you player not working properly, or not working at all.

14. OTHER SETTINGS

Select Folders (At Stop Submenu)

Users can save les in different folders

(folders should be created on your PC in

advance), to manage and play les according

to different types. The player supports up to 99 subdirectories.

1. At the Stop interface. (Current example is in Music Mode, but folders can be selected in Record mode, Voice Mode, JPEG Album mode and E-book mode also.)

2. Press MODE button to enter Stop

Submenu.

Delete File (At Stop Submenu)

Files can be deleted from the corresponding modes: Music Mode, Voice Mode .

1.At the stop interface.

3. Press MODE button again to enter Select

Folder interface.

4. Press  or  buttons to choose folders.

5. Press MODE button to conrm the folders

selected. Note: The same folder name can be given to folders in each of the above modes. All are independent of the other.

2.Press MODE button to enter stop submenu

3. Press  buttons to choose “Delete” option.

4. Press MODE button to enter Delete le

folder

5. Press MODE button to enter Delete le

folder submenu

Note: “Delete All” means to delete all the

relevant les in current mode in current

folder. (For example, at Music Mode

executing “Delete All” , all the music les in current folder may be deleted, while les

stored under the other modes will not be deleted.)

Note: When deleting les on your PC, please

take care to” Safely Remove” the player

before pulling out USB cable; otherwise les

may not be deleted.

Play Mode (Play Submenu)

Press REPEAT button to enter the directly.

6. Press  button to choose “Delete” or

“Delete all” .

7. Press MODE button to conrm and

deletion starts.

Enter Play Submenu to enter.

When playing music and recorded les,

different play modes can be selected. (such

as Repeat, shufe, etc.) The rst option

in the Play Submenu is Play Mode. The

player will play les according to the mode

selected.

Tempo Rate (Play Submenu)

When playing music (MP3 format only) or

recorded les, different tempo rates can be

set (faster or slower) without changing the

pitch of the sound les

1. When playing music

2. Press MODE button to enter Play Submenu is as follows:

3. Press  button to choose Tempo Rate option

4. Press MODE button to enter Tempo Rate interface is as follows:

5.Press  button to quicken tempo and press  button to slow down tempo.

Replay Mode

Press REC/A-B button to enter the mode directly.

Enter Play Submenu to enter.

Replay Mode Submenus: A-B Replay

1. At Music Mode or Voice Mode

2. Press Mode to enter Play Submenu.

4. Press Mode to enter Replay.

: “A” ashes in Replay Mode icon and start point is to be set.

5. Press  to set “A” start point.

After “A” is set, “B” ashes in icon , and endpoint B is to be set.

3. Press  to select “Replay” .

6. Press  to set “B” endpoint.

Replay icon stops ashing and A-B segment replay begins. When replay times count up to times set in advance, the player will quit the Replay Mode.

At Replay Mode, pressing  can set “A” again to select another segment. (Setting of replay times refers to “Replay Times” in the previous section.

Follow Read (This function does not exist in Voice Mode)

1. Replaying A-B segment, Press ( to enter

Follow Read Mode.

2. Replay icon changes to Follow Read

icon, and start recording sound of users is recorded. The recording time is as long as the A-B segments.

3. After recording time, the icon changes

to , and the original sound is played. Press (button to enter Comparison mode.

At this mode, pressing (button will return to A-B Replay Mode.

Comparison (This function does not exist in Voice Mode)

1. Replay icon changes to and the recorded sound of users is played.

2. After playing the recorded sound, the icon changes to, and original sound is played

3. After playing the original sound, the recorded sound is played again. The whole procedure will continue (without limitation by Replay Times) until press Mode to exit.

In this mode, pressing ( will return to Follow Read Mode.

For the three modes above, pressing Mode will exit from Replay Mode directly.

Replay Times (Play Submenu)

Operating steps identical to Backlight setting steps. Replay times mean that after

A-B segment has been replayed up to xed

number of times, it will exit from Replay Mode.

Replay Gap (Play Submenu)

Operating steps identical to Backlight setting steps. Replay gap adds a gap of silence between each replay (unit: seconds).

Private Space Overview

Private Space function

Partition and Encryption Functions Some users may have the need to hide information on their unit from unauthorized access. This is often the case when multiple users share the unit. By allowing users to create separate partitions on their unit, and then encrypt those partitions, Nextar has solved this problem.

his MP3. Now, the function of "dream space" solves that problem. Using the included utilities, users can separate the disk into two partitions with optional proportions. Two drives will show up on the computer

(Windows 2K needs SP4, or you will nd

one disk only). Choose "single normal disk" or "single encrypted disk" under "system setup/online mode" and encrypt one of the disks to hide the content. This data cannot be viewed without a password. This is "dream space".

1. Connect player to PC

2. Run the MP3 player disk tools

Users can divide USB disk into two partitions (of any size) with tools provided with the player. (again, note previous warnings that you must have Windows 2K SP4 installed to use the partition function. Otherwise you must encrypt the entire drive). To use “Dream Space” : In the past, MP3 users who wanted others to see his individual data could only delete their privacy settings while friends borrowed

3. Format rst, choose the "encrypt subarea"

option, choose appropriate content

4. Input username at "new username", input password at "new password", input the

same password at "conrm password", click

"start" to begin the partitioning

5. Finish the partition and follow the prompts;

6. PC will ask to restart, press "Yes"

7. You will nd two disks after rebooting (Win

2K SP3 and earlier will nd one)

8. There are three les in the encrypted, two

hidden les and an executable le

9. Run "RdiskDecrypt.exe", input username

and password in dialogue box

10. You must input user name and password

every time you connect it with a PC.

2. Run the MP3 Player Disk Tool, which is available in the included CD and needs to be installed on the user’s PC

Attention: Data in disk will be erased

if you separate the disk into two sections, please back up the data on the disk beforehand. Uniting two disks into one disk will also clean out the data.

Warning: Do not lose your username

and password. You can only erase the

Encrypted disk by uniting partitions,

which will erase the les.

1. Connect the player to your PC.

3. First you will see format tools. Choose “partition and encryption”, then choose appropriate capacity for encrypted partition, select “Set username and password” and enter your user name and password. Input user name in “new user name”. Input password in “new password”, and then input the same

password in “new password” conrmation.

Click start to create the partition.

4. Once partitioning is complete, you will

see the following message:

5. You will be asked to restart yourcomputer

6. Two disks will be seen after re-starting (or

only one if using an OS prior to Windows 2K SP4 version)

7. Double click the encrypted partition. There

will be three les, two of which are hidden les, one of which is executable le, and

disk space is 300K (in the example below).

8. Run executable le "RdiskDecrypt.exe" ,

input user name and password in dialogue box. If correct, you can unencrypt the

partition (disk) and view/manipulate the les

on the drive

Notice: Save any data you have on the

disk prior to partitioning. Partitioning will

delete any les stored on the drive.

Warning: Don’t lose your user name and password, otherwise you will not able to access the encrypted partition.

15. TROUBLE SHOOTING

No sound is heard from headphones.

• Check whether Volume is set to “0”

• Make sure headphone plug is secure.

• Check whether the headphone plug is dirty.

• Corrupted/damaged MP3 les may

sound very poor, or not play at all.

Conrm that your le(s) are good (check

them on your PC)

Characters in OLED are illegible or

difcult to read

• Check whether the right language has been selected.

Downloading of music les fails.

• Check whether USB cable is damaged;

conrm it is connected properly.

• Check whether drivers are installed correctly (if required).

• Check whether the player’s memory is full.

16. SPECIFICATIONS

General

• PC connection: USB2.0 (FS) (Read: 1000K Byte, Write: 1000-900K Byte)

• Flash memory:64MB,128MB, 256M, 512MB,1GB,2GB

• Max Play time: 5 hours

• Operating System Compatibility: Windows98/SE/ME/2K/XP, Mac OS 10, Linux 2.4.2

• Working temperature: -5°C to 40°C

• Multilingual

Recording

• Sample rate: 8KHz

• Recording format: WAV, ACT, MP3

• Recording time: 35 hours (ACT,128M

Flash)

• Formats: MP3, WMA, WMV,ASF

• Max output of headphone: L=10mW, R=10mW, 32Ohm

Music

• Music formats supported: MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, WMV, AMV,ASF, WAV

• MP3 bit rate: 8Kbps-320Kbps

• WMA, WMV, ASF bit rate: 5Kbps384Kbps

• Frequency response: 20Hz to 20KHz

• SNR: 85dB

Note: Product design and specication may

change at any time without notice.

17. AMV CONVERTING TOOL

Summarize

Because this player has a full color, highresolution screen, movies can be viewed on it. The AMV Converting Tool can convert a

variety of common video le formats to the AMV le format, which can play on this unit.

Video formats supported for converting are

as follows: AVI format les (*.avi), Windows Media format les (*.Asf, *.wmv), MPEG1 format le (*.mpg, *.mpeg), Real play les

(*.rm), QuickTime format (*.mov), MPEG2 format (*.Vob)

Note: This tool temporarily supports the AVI RM format only‚

Important: Users must upgrade to Windows Media Player 9.0 (or later) for Windows98, Windows Me, Windows2000 and WindowsXP operating systems, (Win98 and Win 2000 may need install the Image Accelerator Diver. Go to www. Nextar.com for more info)

Conversion Instructions:

Step 1: Run the "Movie Convert Tool "program to activate the tool. Your PC should display the following:

Step 2: Click the indicated button to choose

the movie le you want to convert:

You should then see the following display:

In this screen select the type of le you are converting from and then select the le from the directory where your movie les are

stored> Click the "Open" button and the display will return to the Movies Convert Tool main interface. From the main screen, Click "PLAY" button to play the selected video

Step 4: Click the button (as shown) to

choose le name and directory for your new converted le:

Step 3:

If your movie contains audio, go to the next step. If you want to insert different audio, Click on the "Insert new audio frequency

le" box. Then using the directory button on the right, nd the audio le you want to

insert See below:

Click the " Begin Convert" button to begin the conversion process:

Once conversion is complete and successful, the following will be displayed:

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