Viodio VMP407 User Manual

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Features

Contents

■ Features and Set-up

Precautions ................................................4

Package Contents and Descriptions..........6

LCD/Battery Recharging ............................7

Connecting to a PC....................................8

■ Basic Operations

Power ON/OFF/Playback .........................11

Volume Control/Interval Repeat ...............12

Bookmarks ...............................................13

EQ Mode / Navigation..............................14

FM Radio..................................................15

FM Recording...........................................16

Voice Recording.......................................17

External Input Recording..........................18

How to Use Programs..............................19

■ Menu Structure and How to use

Each Menu

MENU Structure .......................................20

MODE.......................................................21

SYSTEM...................................................22

CONTROL................................................24

DISPLAY ..................................................28

SOUND ....................................................30

How to upgrade Firmware

.

.......................31

■ How to Use IMAGE EDITOR

.....32

■ How to use LyricsED

....................38

■ Specifications

....................................40

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MP3, WMA Playback

Store and play Microsoft WMA/MP3 files.

●

FM Receiving and Recording

Receive FM transmissions and record FM
sound into MP3 file format.

●

High-Quality MP3 Voice Recording

Save and play back voice signals into MP3
files of the highest sound quality.

●

MP3 Recording from External Audio Input Signals

Convert and save audio signals from all types
of analogue audio devices into MP3 files with­out using a PC.

●

Lyrics Editor

Provides an Lyrics Editing Program and dis­plays three-line lyrics.

●

96X64 dot 2-Color (Orange/Blue) 16 gray OLED

Uses OLED which can display high definition
image files and moving picture frames.

●

Convenient Firmware Upgrade

Download upgrade files, restart the player, and
files are automatically upgraded. This function
enables you to always use the latest Functions.

●

Variable Bit Rate Setting

You can adjust audio recording quality by chang­ing bit rates for voice recording or line-in record­ing according to place or time. This function
enables you to use the memory effectively.

●

Speed Control

Control the playback speed - fast or slow.

●

IMAGE EDITOR Program

Provides an Image Editor Program to edit image
files and moving image frame files at will

●

Built-in Rechargeable Li-polymer Battery

Easily recharge the battery through the USB
of a PC, or external outlet. No need to pur­chase extra batteries.

●

Bluetooth

- Display Caller ID.

-

Pairing for up to 3 Bluetooth enabled devices.

-

Supports both Headset and Handsfree profiles.

- Low Power Consumption.

Features

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Precautions

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Read and Understand all the instructions to avoid injury to yourself and damage to the
equipment.

Please check the following if any problems occur while using the device.

1. Not working and
nothing appears
on the LCD.

- Recharge the built-in battery. - Check if files are saved in

the memory.

- Check if the volume is set
to "0".

- Check if the earphone jack
is properly inserted.

- Check if "Hold" is locked. - Check if the product is con­nected to a PC.

- Check the USB extension
cable connection between
Device and PC.

2. No sound during
playback.

3. Buttons don’t
work.

4. Unable to down­load files.

Safety Precautions

1. Listening to music at a high volume for long periods of time may damage your hearing.

2. Do not repair, disassemble, or alter the product yourself.

3. Do not use the product where it is prohibited to use electronics devices (i.e. in an airplane)

4. It is dangerous to drive a car, motorcycle, or bike while using your headset/earphones.
(It may cause an accident if you turn up the volume of the earphones while walking on streets, especially while
using pedestrian crossings.)

5. Be careful not to let the player’s neck-strap get caught in doors or other obstacles.

❈ Optimal Conditions for Use • Temperature: 5˚C ~ 35˚C (23°F ~ 95°F)

• Humidity: 10%~75%

Do not expose to extremely
high temperatures (over
35°C/95°F), low tempera­tures (below -5°C/23°F),
direct sunlight , inside a car,
dusty areas, or high-humidi­ty area such as bathrooms.

To clean, use a dry soft cloth.
Do not use any solvents, ben­zene, or thinners.
(Such materials may damage
the surface or affect the color of
the product.)

Do not let any foreign matter
get into the product. If water or
any other liquid is spilt into the
product, stop using it and con­tact a service
center.

Do not apply excessive pres­sure to the LCD. Do not disas­semble, repair, or convert the
product yourself. The company
is not responsible for the loss of
files caused by damage, repair
or any other reasons.

Be aware that this product may
affect Credit Cards and any
other magnetic cards due to
the magnetic device inside.

Troubleshooting

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LCD / Charging Battery

Package Contents and Descriptions

Necklace type earphone Line in Cable

Carrying Case (Option) Bluetooth Manual

Manual

USB Cable

Main Unit

Installation CD

Microphone

LCD

Direction,
Selection Button
/ MENU Button

LED (Charge /
Operation
Indicator)

Power, Play/Pause
Button

EQ / Bookmark Button

Interval Repeat /
Record Button /
SEND (Bluetooth)

HOLD Switch

USB Plug

USB Cover

RESET Button

Line-in JackEarphone Jack

 Current Song Number
 Total Stored Songs
 Playback Time Indicator
 Remaining Battery

Indicator

 Folder Title Display
 File Name and ID3Tag

Information Display

 EQ Mode Indicator
 Level Meter

 Playback Mode Indicator
 Sampling Frequency
 Bit Rate Display
 File Format Display
 Folder Type Display
 Mode Type Display

and HOLD Indicator

Using the PC link Using the adapter

• Turn the computer power on
and connect the VIODIO to the
USB port of computer.

•

The Battery Charging LED on the
main unit lights up during charg­ing and is turned off when the bat­tery is fully charged (2~3 hours).

•

Charging times vary depending on
the computer’s USB port availability.

❈

Connect to a PC for charging after turning off Main unit’s power.

• Connect the VIODIO to an adaptor.

• The battery will be fully charged
within 2 to 3 hours, if it is completely
discharged.

• The Battery Charging LED on the
main unit lights up during charging
and is turned off when the battery is
fully charged.

❈ The adaptor is optional.

Charing the battery

❈

The Bluetooth function does not work during charging.

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Connecting to a PC

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 The USB Device Driver is only for PCs using the Windows 98/SE OS.
 Insert the Software Installation CD supplied with the product into the CD-ROM drive. Next, select "USB

Device Driver", and the program on the CD will be automatically opened. Press the "Next" Button fol­lowing the instructions on the installation window.

 Power on the VIODIO.
 Connect VIODIO to USB Port of PC. "

Mobile Disk " will be indicated in your
"Removable Disk" Folder.

 After selecting the files you want to transfer

from your PC , drag and drop or Copy it to
the VIODIO.

• CPU: Pentium MMX or better

• OS : Win98SE/ME/2000/XP/Mac/Linux

• Peripherals : CD-ROM Drive/At least 50MB HDD/ USB Port

Caution : Do not remove the USB

jack while files are
transferring.

Minimum Hardware Requirements

USB Device Driver Installation Connecting to a PC

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Connecting to a PC

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Power On / Play back

• This player is recognized as a ‘Removable Disk’ folder
when it is connected to a PC. There are three folders:
MUSIC, VOICE and RECORD.

•

MP3, WMA Music files can be saved in any folder.

• asv files created using the Image Editor can be saved
in any folder.

• Voice recording files are saved in the Voice Folder.

• FM recording and encoding files are saved in the
Record Folder.

• Up to 512 folders or files can be saved under the the
ROOT Directory.

• Do not disconnect the VIODIO from PC while the
data is transferring. If you do, the data will be dam­aged.

• For disconnection from a PC with Windows2000 /
ME / XP, click the ‘Disconnect and Remove
Hardware’ icon on the taskbar at the bottom right of
the Monitor Screen to stop the device from running,
then disconnect the VIODIO

COMM MODE

The file is being transferred.
Do not dissconnect VIODIO.

REMOVABLE

The file transfer is completed.
You may disconnect the VIODIO.

ROOT

File Management

Disconnect the Main Unit from PC.

●

Power ON

Press the ‘Play/Pause’ button [/■] for 1 ~ 2 Seconds shortly.

●

Power OFF

Press the ‘Play/Pause’ button [/■] for over 2 seconds.
The LCD displays "Bye-Bye" and the power turns off.

●

HOLD Switch

Push the HOLD switch in the direction of the arrow to disable all buttons.

●

Playback

For playback of MP3, WMA files, press the ‘Play/Pause’ button [/■].

●

Music Selection

Push the Jog Key in the reverse direction  or the forward direction , and
the previous song or next song is played.
If you push the Jog Key in the reverse direction  within 5 seconds after play­back, the previous song is played. If you do it 5 seconds after playback, the cur­rent song is played from the beginning.
Push and hold the Jog Key in the reverse direction or foward direction to rewind
or fastfoward.

●

Stop

To stop playback , press the ‘Play/Pause’ button [/■].
To continue playback, press the ‘Play/Pause’ button [/■] again.

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Bookmarks

Volume Control / Interval Repeat

●

Volume Control

The volume level runs from 0 to 40.
Push the Volume Control in the (+) direction to increase the volume.
Push and hold the Volume Control, and the volume is steadily increased.
Push the Volume Control in the (-) direction to decrease the volume.
Push and hold the Volume Control, and the volume is steadily decreased.

❈ The maximum volume level may be harmful to your hearing or cause dam-

age to the earphones. Be careful when adjusting the volume.

●

Interval Repeat REC/A↔B Playback

Press the REC/A↔B button at the starting point to repeat during playback.

The icon appears.

Press the REC/A↔B button at the ending point to repeat once again.

The icon is displayed and the selected files are repeated.

To stop Repeat, press the REC/A↔B button again.

The icon disappears and the Repeat is cancelled.

●

Bookmarks

Bookmark Setting

Press and hold the EQ button for a few seconds during playback, and the book­marks are saved in sequential order.

Search Bookmarks

Press the EQ button while paused, and the Bookmark List appears.
Move to the bookmark using the +/- key of the Jog Button on the front side of the
VIODIO and press the FF key . The LCD then shows the selected bookmark
position.
(Use the button in the same way as for Navigation)

Delete Bookmarks

Press the EQ button while paused, and the Bookmark List appears.
Move to the bookmark using the +/- key of the Jog Button on the front side of the
VIODIO body and press the EQ button. The selected bookmark is then deleted.
To delete all the saved bookmarks, press and hold the EQ button for a few sec­onds. All bookmarks are then deleted at the same time.

If even one file with a bookmark set in the Mobile Disk is
changed with Delete/Move/Add, a NO ENTRY message
appears when the file with the bookmark is played.
Therefore the bookmark function is only available when the
file location is not changed after the file download.

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FM Radio

EQ Mode / NavigationEQ

●

EQ (Sound Field) Mode

EQ Mode enables users to enjoy the music in a various quality of tones.
Each time the EQ button is pressed the tone quality will change.
NORMAL, ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSICAL, POP, ULTRA BASS, USER EQ, SRSWOW
(User-defined Tones)

●

Navigation

Press the Menu Key and the Navigation Mode is immediately displayed.
Search the file to play using the Jog Key and push the Jog Key in the FF 
direction. The selected file is immediately played.

Move to subfolders

Select a folder and push the Jog Key to the FF  direction.

Move to upper-level folders

In the current folder, push the Jog Key to the REW  direction.

●

FM Radio (87.5~108.0MHz)

Press the Jog Key for a few seconds, and the Main Menu Window is shown.
Select MODE and then select FM Mode using the Jog Key.

❈ Make sure the earphones are properly connected before using the FM

radio. The earphones work as an antenna.

There are two station search modes: Autoscan / Preset.
Press the Jog Key shortly, and two modes are displayed in the order: Autoscan ➝
Preset.

Autoscan Mode

Push and hold the Jog Key to the REW  or FF  direction, and stations are
automatically searched as the frequencies go up and down. (EX: 89.1 ➝ 91.9MHZ)

Manual Mode

Push the Jog Key to the REW  or FF  direction to find the stations that you
want to listen to. Frequencies go up or down by 100KHz. (EX: 91.8 ➝ 91.9)

Preset Search Mode

Push the Jog Key to the REW  or FF  direction, and stations are automatically
searched as the Preset Numbers go up and down. ( 93.1 ➝  95.9 ➝  97.3)

Save Channels

Press the SEL button in the center of the side of VIODIO; the channel numbers
appear and the relevant frequencies are saved.

Delete Channels

Press the SEL button with channels selected, and the channel numbers and rele­vant frequencies are deleted.

Automatic Search and Save Function

Press and hold the SEL button for a few seconds; frequencies are automatically
searched and up to 20 preset numbers are saved.

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Voice Recording

FM Recording

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FM Recording

Press the REC button while listening to FM radio, and the player starts recording.

Pause during Recording

Press the Play/Pause button [/■] during recording, and the recording is paused.
Press the button again, and the recording is resumed.
❈ File names flash during the Pause state.

Finish Recording

Press the REC button shortly during recording; the recording is stopped and
recorded files are automatically created and saved in the Record folder.
Recording time is indicated during the process. When the recording time limit
(depending on memory capacity) is exceeded, recording is automatically stopped
and the file saved until the recording time limit is used up.
❈ Recording Time (based on 256MB)
128 kbps (4 hours), 64 kbps (9 hours), 32 kbps (18 hours), 16 kbps (36 hours)

●

Voice Recording

Press and hold the REC button for a few seconds, and Recording Mode is started.
Press and hold the REC button in Recording Mode, and recording is started.

Pause Voice Recording

Press the Play/Pause button [/■] during recording, during recording to pause.
Press the button again to resume recording is resumed.
❈ File names flash during the Pause state.

Finish Voice Recording

Press the [REC] button shortly during recording; recording is stopped and recorded
files are generated in the Voice folder.
Recording time is indicated during the process. When the recording time limit
(depending on memory capacity) is exceeded, recording is automatically stopped
and the file saved until the recording time limit is used up.

How to Record

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How to Use Program

External Input Recording

●

External Input Recording (Line in Recording) Mode Setting

Connect the Line-In cable to the Line-IN Jack of the external device and VIODIO.

External Input Recording Mode Setting

Press and hold the Jog Key for a few seconds, and the Main Menu will appear.
Select the Encoding Mode from among the MODE menus and press the Jog Key.

External Input Recording

Press the Record button [REC] shortly during playback, and recording is started.
Press the Play/Pause button [/■] to stop recording.

Finish External Input Recording

Press the Record button [REC] shortly during recording; recording is stopped and
the recorded file is generated in the Record folder.
Recording time is indicated during the process. When the recording time limit
(depending on memory capacity) is exceeded, recording is automatically stopped
and the file saved until the recording time limit is used up.

❈ For external input recording, turn the external device volume up. If the recording

volume is low, the volume of the recorded file may be low after recording.

External Audio Input

●

How to Use Program

Start the Program Mode
Select MENU ➝ CONTROL ➝ PROGRAM, and the Program Mode is displayed.

Create Program

Select file names to add to the list in Navigation Mode and press the EQ button
shortly. The files are then added to the program in sequence.
Press the Jog Key on the VIODIO in PROGRAM Mode shortly, and the File List is
shown. At this point, you can select any files you want to add to the program and
so create the program.

Play Program

Move to a program file using the +/- key of the Jog Key in PROGRAM Mode and
press the FF Key . Only the files on the program will then be played.
During playback of the program files , the File Icon is displayed as a PROGRAM
ICON on the window.

Delete Program

Move to a program file using the +/- key of the Jog Key in PROGRAM Mode and
press the EQ button. The files in the relevant program are then deleted from the list.
To delete all saved lists, press and hold the EQ button for a few seconds, and all
lists will be deleted at the same time.

Exit Program Mode

To return to Normal Mode, go to NAVIGATION Mode and select files. The
Program Mode is then released. In other words, go to Navigation Mode and select
other files during playback, and the mode will be changed to NORMAL Mode.
During Play back, the file icon is indicated as " PROGRAM ICON"

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How to Use MENU

MENU Structure

MENU

☞ Press the Jog Key for a few seconds.

SOUND

NORMAL

ROCK

JAZZ

CLASSIC

POP

ULTRA BASS

USER EQ

SRSWOW

DISPALY

CONTRAST

SCR SPEED

SCR SAVER

LCD OFF

ADDITION

MODE

MUSIC

FM

VOICE

ENCODING

SYSTEM

DELETE

FORMAT

DEFAULT

SYS INFO

MEM INFO

POWER OFF

CONTROL

BLUETOOTH

LANGUAGE

PLAY MODE

PROGRAM

RECORDING

SLEEP TIME

STUDY KEY

PLAY SPEED

VOLUME LIMIT

RADIO CTRL

MODE

● MUSIC: You can listen to a variety of music files such as MP3,

WMA.

Select

M
o
v
e

● FM: This mode is to listen to or record FM radio.

● VOICE: This mode is to record voice or to play recorded files.

● ENCODING: This mode is to record and play audio signals

from external devices as MP3 files.

➤

➤

➤

➤

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How to Use MENU

SYSTEM

● DELETE: To delete files in the player directly. ● DEFAULT: To initialize all setting values to the default values.

● FORMAT: To format memory. Notice that all data is deleted

after formatting the memory.

■

NORMAL:

To format for system stabilization before and after
firmware upgrade.

■

LOW LEVEL:

To format when the system is completely down.

➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS I NFO

5. MEM I NFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

DEFAULT

Confirm?

➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS I NFO

5. MEM I NFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

SYS INF O

F/W VE RSION

VER 1 .0. 0K

➤➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS I NFO

5. MEM I NFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

1. NORMAL

2. LOW L EVEL

3. RETURN

FORMAT

NORMAL

Confirm?

➤➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS I NFO

5. MEM I NFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

1. NORMAL

2. LOW L EVEL

3. RETURN

SRSWOW

LOW LEV EL

Confirm?

➤➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS INFO

5. MEM INFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

EErraassee

Confirm?

● SYS INFO: To check the MP3 device firmware version.

✓

YES NO

✓

YES NO

✓

YES NO

✓

YES NO

Select

M
o
v
e

SYSTEM

● MEM INFO: Display information such as the total memory

size, memory in use, and memory available for
use in the player.

• USED: Memory in use

• REMAIN: Available memory remaining for use

● POWER OFF: The system is automatically powered off

after a predefined time in the Pause state.
You can define the time for Auto Power
Off from 1 to 30 minutes.

■

POWER DOWN:

In the pause state, if certain time is being
passed, the power will be off automatically.

■

POWER SAVE:

In the pause state, if certain time is being
passed, it is minimized the consumtion of current
without being powered off , and it is immediatly
operated when it receive key-in or call signal.

➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS I NFO

5. MEM I NFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

MEM INF O

TOTAL

256MB

USED

110MB

REMAIN

141MB

➤➤

1. DELETE

2. FORMAT

3. DEFAULT

4. SYS I NFO

5. MEM I NFO

6. POWER OFF

SYSTEM

POWER O FF

Select

M
o
v
e



WAIT TI ME

2. POW ER DOWN

3. POW ER SAVE

WAIT TI ME

14

14 Min.

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CONTROL

● LANGUAGE: Select the relevant language for correct display

of ID3TAG information or lyrics.

Select

M
o
v
e

CONTROL

Select

M
o
v
e

➤

1. BLUETOO TH

2. LANGUAG E

3. PLAY MODE

4. PROGRAM

5. RECORDI NG

6. SLEEP TIME

CONTROL



AFRIKAANS

2. ALBANIA N

3. BLLGARI AN

4. CHINESE SIM

5. CHINESE TRA

6. CROATIA N

LANGUAGE

● PLAY MODE: Set the Play Mode that you want.

Select Control in the Main Menu and then
Play Mode. Next, select the Play Mode that
you want.

■

PLAY MODE

NORMAL Play each file in order in DIR once .
REPEAT Repeat files in DIR

SHUFFLE DIR Randomly repeat files in DIR once

NORMAL ALL Play all files once in order
REPEAT ALL Repeat all files

SHUFFLE ALL Randomly play all files once

REPEAT 1 Repeat one file

INTRO Play all files in DIR for 10 seconds per file

➤

1. BLUETOO TH

2. LANGUAG E

3. PLAY MODE

4. PROGRAM

5. RECORDI NG

6. SLEEP TIME

CONTROL

1. NORMAL DIR

2. REPEAT DIR

3. SHUFF DIR

4. NORMAL ALL

5. REPEAT ALL

6. SHUFF ALL

PLAY MO DE

● PROGRAM: Select and play files that you want to listen to.

• How to Set Program(File Sequence)

Press the Jog Key shortly, and the Navigation
Mode appears.
Select files that you want using the Jog Key.
Next, designate the selected files by pressing the
EQ button shortly.

• How to Play Programs in Order

Select MENU ➝ CONTROL ➝ PROGRAM by
pressing the Jog Key for a few seconds, and the
Program List is shown.
Select the files that you want and push the Jog
Key in the FF(



) direction. The files are then

played in the order specified in the Program List.

➤➤

1. BLUETOO TH

2. LANGUAG E

3. PLAY MODE

4. PROGRAM

5. RECORDI NG

6. SLEEP TIME

CONTROL

PROGRAM

● RECORDING: Set the sound quality for external device

recording, FM recording and voice recording.

■

BITRATE:

Set the sound quality as desired.
For low Bit Rates, the file sizes are small, but the
sound quality is poor. For high Bit Rates, the sound
quality is better but the file sizes are larger so that the
available recording time is reduced.

➤➤

1. BLUETOO TH

2. LANGUAG E

3. PLAY MODE

4. PROGRAM

5. RECORDI NG

6. SLEEP TIME

CONTROL

1. BITRATE

2. SYNC

3. MIC V AD

4. RETURN

RECORDING

BITRATE

64Kbps
22KHz

MPEG2

MONO

06

■

SYNC:

While in SYNC, VIODIO automatically detects pauses in
between songs during encoding (recording) and saves
each song separately.

➤➤

1. BLUETOO TH

2. LANGUAG E

3. PLAY MODE

4. PROGRAM

5. RECORDI NG

6. SLEEP TIME

CONTROL

1. BITRATE

2. SYNC

3. MIC V AD

4. RETURN

RECORDING

SYNC

Confirm?

✓

YES NO

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CONTROL

Select

M
o
v
e

CONTROL

■

MIC VAD:

Turn the VAD function ON/OFF VAD recording saves
memory by automatically detecting voices.

➤➤

1. LANGUAG E

2. PLAY MODE

3. PROGRAM

4. RECORDI NG

5. SLEEP TIME

6. STUDY KEY

CONTROL

1. BITRATE

2. SYNC

3. MIC V AD

4. RETURN

RECORDING

MIC VAD

Confirm?

✓

YES NO

Select

M
o
v
e

● SLEEP TIME:

Set the timer to automatically turn the power off.
Define the desired time from 0 to 60 minutes.

➤➤

1. BLUETOO TH

2. LANGUAG E

3. PLAY MODE

4. PROGRAM

5. RECORDI NG

6. SLEEP TIME

CONTROL

1. WAIT TIME

2. REMAIN TIME

3. RETURN

SLEEP T IME

REMAIN TIME

➤

6. SLE EP TIME

7. STU DY KEY

8. PLA Y SPEED

9. VOL UME LIM IT

10. RA DIO CTR L

11. RET URN

CONTROL

PLAY SP EED

96%

● STUDY KEY: Move forward or back quickly for a certain

time length by pushing the Jog Key to the left
or right in a file.
Push the Jog Key to the left or right, and the
file moves forward or back according to prede­fined values. This function is useful for files
which need long time for recording, such as
language learning files.
❈ if set 00(Disabled), the STUDY function is

disabled.

● PLAY SPEED: Adjust the playback speed.

100%(00) is the normal speed. "-" and "+"
adjustments provide slow and fast playback.

➤

6. SLE EP TIME

7. STU DY KEY

8. PLA Y SPEED

9. VOL UME LIM IT

10. RA DIO CTR L

11. RET URN

CONTROL

STUDY K EY

130 Sec.

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03:56

-02

● VOLUME LIMIT: It is function to set the Volume Level when

user turn on again after turn off. (It is the
function to protect hearing ability)

➤

6. SLE EP TIME

7. STU DY KEY

8. PLA Y SPEED

9. VOL UME LIM IT

10. RA DIO CTR L

11. RET URN

CONTROL

VOLUME LIMIT

24

SCAN LE VEL

04

➤

6. SLE EP TIME

7. STU DY KEY

8. PLA Y SPEED

9. VOL UME LIM IT

10. RA DIO CTR L

11. RET URN

CONTROL

RADIO C TRL

● RADIO CTRL

■

BAND WIDTH:

Select different frequency range from country to
country.

■

SCAN LEVEL:

Set the FM reception sensitivity.

➤

BAND WI DTH

1. BAN D WIDTH

2. SCA N LEVEL

3. RETU RN

1. US/ EUROPE

2. JAP ANESE

3. RETU RN

➤

6. SLE EP TIME

7. STU DY KEY

8. PLA Y SPEED

9. VOL UME LIM IT

10. RA DIO CTR L

11. RET URN

CONTROL

RADIO C TRL

➤

1. BAN D WIDTH

2. SCA N LEVEL

3. RETU RN

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DISPLAY

● SCROLL SPEED: Set the scrolling speed of file names

indicated in the window from 0 to 10.

● SCR SAVER: After a predefined time from the last input, a

selected logo or picture is automatically
enabled as a screen saver.

■

FILE SEL:

Select the file you want.

● CONTRAST: Adjust the brightness of the LCD.

■

WAIT TIME:

The setting values range from 0 to 30 seconds.

➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

CONTRAST

09

➤

WAIT TI ME

09

➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

SCROLL SPEED

05

➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

SCR SAV ER

➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

SCR SAV ER

Select

M
o
v
e

1. FIL E SEL

2. WAI T TIME

3. MAS K AREA

4. CLR LOGO

5. RETU RN

1. FIL E SEL

2. WAI T TIME

3. MAS K AREA

4. CLR LOGO

5. RETU RN

■

MASK AREA:

You can select entries in orange in the window while
the screen saver is enabled.

(1) Disable : Indicate the Orange color area.
(2) Blank : Not indicate the Orange color area.
(3) Music INFO :

Indicate the music number & playing time.

➤

MASK AR EA

➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

SCR SAV ER

1. FIL E SEL

2. WAI T TIME

3. MAS K AREA

4. CLR LOGO

5. RETU RN

1. DISA BLE

2. BLAN K

3. MUS IC INFO

4. RETU RN

■

CLR LOGO:

Select whether to display the logo and image screen
when the power is on.

➤➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

1. FIL E SEL

2. WAI T TIME

3. MAS K AREA

4. CLR LOGO

5. RETU RN

ADDITION

CLR LOG O

Confirm?

✓

YES NO

DISPLAY

● LCD OFF: The LCD is automatically turned off after a prede-

fined time to save battery life. The setting values
range from 0 to 180 seconds.

■

LYRIC DISP:

Display lyrics which is in the music file on the LCD.
For music files without lyrics, the file names are dis­played.

● ADDITION: Other additional functions.

■

BLINK LED: LEDs blink during playback. With this function, you can

check the playback state even when the LCD is off.

➤➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

1. BLINK LED

2. ID3 D ISP

3. LYRIC DISP

4. RETURN

ADDITION

BLINK L ED

Confirm?

➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

LCD OFF

07

70 Sec .

✓

YES NO

Select

M
o
v
e

■

ID3 DISP: Display ID3TAG information for a file instead of the file name.

➤➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

1. BLINK LED

2. ID3 D ISP

3. LYRIC DISP

4. RETURN

ADDITION

ID3 DIS P

Confirm?

✓

YES NO

➤➤

1. CONTRAS T

2. SCR S PEED

3. SCR S AVER

4. LCD O FF

5. ADDITIO N

6. RETURN

DISPLAY

1. BLINK LED

2. ID3 D ISP

3. LYRIC DISP

4. RETURN

ADDITION

LYRIC D ISP

Confirm?

✓

YES NO

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SOUND



NORMAL

2. ROCK

3. JAZZ

4. CLASSIC

5. POP

6. ULTRA BASS

SOUND

● USER EQ: You can adjust the tone quality desired from bass

to treble.
Select the Band values by moving the Jog Key to
the left or right, and set the values.

● SRSWOW: 2-channel headphones or speakers can only

implement stereo sound. However, SRS sound
can express more advanced sound than stereo
sound. It emulates multi-speaker directional
sound that cannot be produced with conventional
stereo sound.

● SOUND: Select the tone quality suitable for each genre.

NORMAL, ROCK, JAZZ, CLASSICAL, POP,
ULTRA BASS

Select

M
o
v
e

➤➤

7. USER EQ



SRSWOW

9. RETURN

1. NORMAL

2. ROCK

3. JAZZ

SOUND

1. TURN ON

2. SRS

3. TRUBASS

4. FOCUS

5. RETURN

SRSWOW

SRSWOW

Confirm?

➤➤

7. USER EQ



SRSWOW

9. RETURN

1. NORMAL

2. ROCK

3. JAZZ

SOUND

1. TURN ON

2. SRS

3. TRUBASS

4. FOCUS

5. RETURN

SRSWOW

SRS

11

✓

YES NO

➤



USER EQ

8. SRSWOW

9. RETURN

1. NORMAL

2. ROCK

3. JAZZ

SOUND

■

TURN ON:

Turn SRSWOW ON/OFF.

■

SRS:

Adjust 3D sound effects.

■

TRUBASS: Emphasize the bass.

■

FOCUS:

Emphasize the sensitivity of trebles and tones.

➤➤

7. USER EQ



SRSWOW

9. RETURN

1. NORMAL

2. ROCK

3. JAZZ

SOUND

1. TURN ON

2. SRS

3. TRUBASS

4. FOCUS

5. RETURN

SRSWOW

FOCUS

12

➤➤

7. USER EQ



SRSWOW

9. RETURN

1. NORMAL

2. ROCK

3. JAZZ

SOUND

1. TURN ON

2. SRS

3. TRUBASS

4. FOCUS

5. RETURN

SRSWOW

TRUBASS

11

❈ Root Directory: The highest directory level, including all directories and files.

How to Use the Latest Functions from Firmware Upgrade

❈ Download the latest firmware revisions from the Web site and save them

in the player.
Note that firmware upgrade files need to be saved in the Root Directory.
Turn the player’s power off and restart the player, and the firmware is
automatically upgraded.

Make sure that the battery is sufficiently charged to process the upgrade.
If the power goes off during upgrading because of a low battery level, it may cause
serious damage to the product.
Note that you need to check the power level to prevent interruption during upgrade.

■ For more details on firmware upgrade, refer to the homepage.

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Warranty

Specifications

Specifications

Audio

FM Radio

Bluetooth

Items Specifications

No. of Channels Stereo (Left and Right)

Frequency Range 20Hz ~ 20KHz

Headphone Output Left:12mW + Right:12mW (Maximum Volume)

Signal to Noise Ratio Over 90dB (Filter applied)

Frequency Range 76.0MHz ~ 108MHz (selectable)

Signal to Noise Ratio 50dB

Decoding Files MPEG 1/2/2.5 Layer3, WMA
Encoding Files MP3

Bit Rate MP3:16Kbps ~ 320Kbps, VBR (Variable Bit Rate) WMA: 32Kbps ~ 192Kbps

Tag ID3 V1 Tag, ID V2 Tag

Size (W X H X D) Approx. 31.4 X 80 X 15mm

Weight Approx 44g (including battery)

Playback Time (Music File)

Approximately 14 hours (base on 128 kbps, MP3, EQ Normal,Vol 20)

Playback Time (FM Radio) Approximately 24 hours (based on Vol 20)

Language Multilingual Support

Memory (Memory Capacity is marked on the packaging box)

USB Specification USB 1.1

Recharge Recharge using PC USB power or an adaptor; charge complete within 2~3 hours

Battery Li-Polymer Battery (550mA)

LCD 4-line 16gray Area Color OLED

Carrier Frequency 2400MHz to 2483.5MHz(USA, Europe)

Modulation Method GFSK, 1Mbps, 0.5BT Gaussian

Transmission Power Typ. 1.0 dBm

Hopping 1600hops/sec, 1MHz channel space

Rx. Sensitivity Typ. -83.0dBm

Built in Memory Flash memory (4MBit)

Operating Temperature -20 ~ 70C

Storage Temperature -40 ~ 85C

Supported Profile Headset and Handsfree

Security Level Level 3

Talking range 10m(talking available)

Files

Supported

General

Dimensions

The warranty is effective for one year.

Service Information

• VIODIO provides a product warranty as described below
by item, in accordance with the Consumer Damage
Compensation Regulations.

• If the product malfunctions, please contact your vendor for
a speedy response.

Product VIODIO MP3 Player
Mode VMP407
Purchase Date
Vendor
VIODIO MP3 Player
VMP407
Consumer’s Name
Consumer’s Address

This warranty has to be submitted in order to obtain repair.
This warranty will not be reissued, so please keep it in a safe place.

Free Service

• Free service only applies for malfunctions that occur with­in one year (the Warranty Period) from the date when you
purchased it.

• If you use normal products for any commercial purposes,
the warranty period is reduced to six months.

1. This product is manufactured using strict quality manage-

ment and inspection procedures.

2. If the product malfunctions during normal use, your ven­dor or the head office service center will provide free ser­vice during the Warranty Period.

Charged Service Conditions:

• If the product is not damaged

If you request a service and the product turns out not to
be damaged, you will be charged for our costs. Therefore
please read the user manual carefully.

• If the product is damaged as a result of consumer error

• If the product is damaged as a result of consumer negli-

gence or unauthorized repair or alteration.

• If the product is damaged as a result of the use of an

incor-rect power rating
EG) if excessive or insufficient voltage (outside our specifi­ca-tion range) is used.

• If the product is damaged by being dropped

• If the product is damaged as a result of the use of unau-

tho-rized accessories or optional extras

Other Causes

• If a product is damaged as a result of natural calamity

(fire, salt water, water flood)

• When the normal lifespan of consumable items has

expired (battery, power supplies, adapter, etc)

Therefore please keep the warranty together with the user
manual in a safe place.

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