Visual Land V-MOTION PRO Quick Start Manual

V-MOTION PRO

Quickstart Guide

320x240 Dot Ma trix
260,000‐Full C olor

2.4" TFT Screen
Music Supp ort:
WMA, OGG, APE, FL AC, WAV,
AAC
Video Sup port:
AVI, WMV, FLV, RM, RMVB, 3GP
Pictu re Suppor t:
JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIF, PNG
Recording Support :
FM, MIC Recordin g
FM Radio
E-Book Re ader
NES/GB/GBC
8-Bit Ga me Emulator
MicroSD C ard Slot
Built‐i n Camera:
Still, Vi deo, Webcam

Access S ub-menu
Select C urrent Op tion;
Play/Pause
Previ ous; Hold to Rew ind.

Next; Hold to
Fast‐ Forward.
Go Back Pre vious
Menu; Hold t o Adjust
Volume when playing
Music/Vi deo files
Volume Down ; Game
Functi on
Volume Up; Game
Functi on

Powering O n And Off The Playe r

Hold the power swi tch to the right
for2–3 secon ds and the unit will power
on. Hold the pow er switc h to the right
for 2–3 seconds again and the unit will
power of f. Moving th e power switch to
the lef t will lock the player and prev ent
acciden tal press of
butt ons/functi ons.

Connecti ng to the PC and Charger

Syst em Requirem ents
Operating Syst em:
Window s XP/2000/ME
Linux9 an d above
Mac OS 10
Window s 98 may require a d river

CPU: at leas t Pentium‐133MHz
Memory : At least 32MB
Free har d disk space: a t least 100MB
Video Card: 640x480 or more
models, at l east High Colo r (16 bit)

Use the supplied USB cable to connect
to a PC or USB Charger. You will have
3 select ions to choose fr om: Power &
Data; Power & Play; USB Charge.
Power & Dat a: Allo ws you to use
brows e files on your u nit via PC

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BASIC FE ATURES: KEY FUNCTION DEFINITION:

without using bat tery’s power. Power
& Play: Allow s y ou t o use the player
while being power ed by PC or USB
Charger. USB Ch arge: C harges your
unit. The player will enter its
operating stat e when disco nnected.

Switch O n/Off

While the p layer is on, hold t he
butt on to soft power off the player.
When the p layer is idle f or a period o f
specif ied time, the player will
autom atically s hut down. Not e: When
the player is connec ted to a P C, the
auto po wer off is in valid.

Low Batte ry

When the batte ry power is low, the
low batt ery screen will appear, and
then aut omatica lly shut dow n to sleep
mode. Pl ease charge fir st be fore
rest arting t he player.

File Storag e

Diff erent t ypes o f files s hould be
stor ed in diff erent direct ories, such
as: music file s to be placed in the
MUSIC dire ctory, v ideo file s should b e
placed in the VIDEO directory and so
on, other wise the applicat ion cannot
find the c orrespon ding file.

In or der to upload files y ou must firs t
make sure t hat you r playe r is
connected to your comput er’s USB
port. You should then be ab le t o fin d
the playe r listed as one o f your drives.
(You can generall y find the devic e b y
going to the start menu, clicking on
“My Com puter” and then looking f or a
removable di sk dr ive.) Af ter you have
found your device you can open it by
double clicking the i con. Now you ca n
simply drag y our files into the
approp riate dire ctories on you r
device’s open windo w. You can also
creat e subfolders in orde r to bet ter
organize your files.

Music Player In terface Desc ription

Operating Sub‐men us
In the music p layback interfac e, press
key to en ter sub‐me nu:

1. Play/Pause: Swi tch play an d pause
stat us.

2. Fa st F orward, Rewin d Play back
when the s ongs is in Play or Pause,
hold down or keys to fast for ward
or rewi nd within t he song.

3. Song Swit ching Press or key s
to switch to the previous song or the
next song.

4. AB Repeat Select "AB Repeat",
press buttons, when the sc reen
display s "A", the player is confirming A;
press butt on again, when the s creen
display s "B", the A‐point is set, the
player is confir ming B point s; again,
press th e bu tton, then the ic on
becomes "A‐B", and star ts AB repea t;
press the bu tton again, the AB repe at
will be can celed.

5. For further opt ions, see the full
PDF manual loc ated in the player.

Videos Mai n Menu

Now Playing: lis ts the file that was last
played an d highlights i t.
Direc tory lis ting: list s functi on music

applica tions.
Bookma rk list: lis ts all video files that
are book marked, up to 32 fi les. In the
video pla yback int erface, pr ess any
key to bring up t he blac k bars on th e
top and bott om of the scre en to
display t he current v ideo playba ck
information, then selec t the
corre sponding but ton accordi ng t o
the func tion you desir e. If no butto n is
press ed after 3 seconds the bars w ill
autom atically d isappear.

Video Sub ‐Menu

In the playbac k interface, press the M
key to enter sub‐m enu op tions: "Play
Mode", "Book mark", "Delet e" and
"More Info rmation". At this point vi deo
stops playing and displays the
follow ing:

1. Play, Pause: press bu tton, swi tch
betw een play or paus e.
Note: Th is mode does not su pport
multi tasking.

2. Fast forward, rew ind: When the file
is playing or paus ed, hold or keys
to rew ind or fast ‐forwar d.

3. File Swi tch w hen the file is playing
or pause d, press the or keys to
swit ch to the nex t or prev ious file.

4. Playback mode options: sequen tial,
loop one, lo op all, random and
brows ing.

5. Bookmark: similar to "Book mark" in
the Music Me nu.

6. More in formati on: display s
information re lating to the curr ent
file.

7. For furt her options see t he full PDF
manual loc ated in the pl ayer.

Note: The unit p lays bac k most videos size d
640x480 or sm aller with out t he need for
conver sion, howe ver sho uld you need to convert
videos for playba ck, you may do wnload a
conver ter from our w ebsite:

htt p://www.visual ‐land.com/
downloads/MP4Tools.zip

Troubleshooting

1. Player cannot po wer on:
Check if the bat tery pow er is out. I f it
is, connect t he player via USB to a PC
or wall charger, then try t o power on.

2. No sound in earphones:
Check if the volume has been set to O.
Check if t he ear phones a re ful ly
plugged in.

3. Loud Noise:
Check whether the earph one plug is
clean, dir t can cause nois e. Check

wheth er the music file is damaged.
Try play ing another mus ic file to
deter mine if that is the problem. If the
file has been damaged, i t can cause
serious noise.

4. FM recept ion is poor:
Try to adjust the direction and locati on
of player, try st retching th e
headphone ca ble. Chec k whe ther
there a re elect ronic dev ices near
that's jamming the signal.

5. Butto ns don't work:
Check whe ther the HOLD l ock is on.

For fur ther details on how to use your
player, consult the full PDF manual
locat ed inside the pla yer or download
it fro m our websit e:

http://www.visual-land.com

Copyright © 2011 Visual Land Inc.