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Curtis MPS515 manual

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    English 1 MPS515 USER’S MANUAL Information in th is document is subject to change without notice. No part of this docu ment may be reproduced or tr ansmitt ed in any form or by any means, elect ronic s or me cha nical, includin g p ho t oco pying and re co rding or t ransla t ed to an other la ng ua ge for any pur pose without t he prior wr itten[...]

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    Engl ish 2 Tabl e of C ontent s Introduc tion--------- -------- ------- -------- -------- ------------ -------- -------- -------- ------------ -------- -------- -------- 3 Features-- -------------- --------- --------- -------- ----------- -------- --------- -------- ------------ ------- --------- -------- --- 3 Pack age Contents ----------------- -[...]

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    English 3 Introduction Thank you for choo sing our digital M P3 player. You can us e this versatile MP3 player not onl y for playing MP3 and W M A songs, b ut also recording voice an d serving as a U SB flash disk. Features  Large LCD dis play wi th backlight  Support MP3 ( MPEG 1/2 Layer2), W MA, OGG music pla yback  Digital voice recorde[...]

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    Engl ish 4 Mode / Menu / Confirm Earphon es Ja ck Overvi ew Front and Back Left and Right Voice Reco rding/ Hold/A-B Repeat On/ Off/ Pl ay/ Pause LCD Battery Compartm ent Earphones Ja ck Hook for Neck Strap Volu me + Vo lu me - USB Port Microphone Previ ous / Fast Ba ckw ard Next / Fast Forw ard On/ Off/ Pl ay/ Pause LCD Battery Compartm ent Earpho[...]

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    English 5 Buttons Oper ation Operation EARPHONE S JACK Insert the earp hones in to the e arphones jack USB PORT Connec t the US B cable to the U SB port of th e comput er for uploadi n g the so ng s MIC Micr ophone for v oice r ecording NEXT/ FAST FORWARD  In PLAYING mode, press th e butt on and release it immediately to jump to next song  Un[...]

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    Engl ish 6 Display Display Icon Function Repeat Mode Show t he current r epe at mode us ed. Batter y Level Show t he battery level. The Format of the Playing Musi c Indicate t he form at of the pl aying m usic, MP3 or WMA. Volume Show t he volum e of th e song The Name of Playing Song Show t he playi ng song currently[...]

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    English 7 On-screen-m enu Operati on In STOP/PLAYING mode, press the M ODE /CONFRIM butt on to enter the Mai n Menu page EQ Set PlayM ode Contrast Backlight Backlight Color Powerset Recordse t Langua ge Exi t Normal Rock Jazz Bass Pop Classical Soft Normal Repe at All Repe at One Random Rand om All Previe w Main Manu DISA BLE 2MIN S 20MINS 30MINS E[...]

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    Engl ish 8 Power On an d Off Inserting Batte ry Insert 1xAAA batt ery into batter y compartment. Ali gn the “+” and “-“ sign as indicated on t he batt ery slot. Power On Press and hol d ON/OFF butt on to turn o n the pla yer. Release ON/OF F button unti l “W elcome” appears on the display. Power Off In STOP m ode , press and hold ON/OFF[...]

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    English 9 3 Press NEXT button to ju mp to other menu items in sequence of N avigation, Mu si c, Voice, Set ting, Record, Dele te, About and Ex it. 4 Select your desire d menu item and pres s MODE/CONFIR M button again t o enter sub-men u pag e. Navigation 1. After entering Main Menu p age, s elect Na vigation and press M ODE/CONFIRM button to enter[...]

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    Engl ish 10 2. The display will retur n to the follo wing screen in STOP mode. 3. Press PREV/ N EXT button to select your desired song. 4. Press PLA Y button to start playing s e lected MP3 or W MA mu sic. If there is no MP3 and W MA files, “No Music File s” will sho w on the dis play. Skip a Song Press PREV/NEXT button and release it immediate[...]

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    English 11 4. Press PLAY button to start playing se lected audi o files. If ther e is no recorded audi o file, “ No VOC File” will show on t he displa y. Skip a Voice Press PREV/NEXT button and release it imme diatel y to jum p to ne xt or pre vious recorded voice. Fast Forward and Backwar d Press PREV/NEXT button a nd hold it to fast for ward [...]

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    Engl ish 12 The setting of Repeat mode is able t o apply in Playin g Song and Playin g Recorded Voi ce mode. Play Mode In PlayMode Menu, press PREV/N EXT b utton to sele ct the d esired Repe at mode. Seven Repe at Mod es are a vailable: No rm al, Repeat One, Repeat All, Random , Random All, Pre view. Normal All musi c will be played on e by one a n[...]

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    English 13 Con trast 1. After entering Setti ng menu, sele ct Contrast b y press PR EV/NEXT to increase or de crease the contrast o f the di splay. 2. Press MODE/CONFI RM button to c onfirm the desired c ontrast rate. Backl ight 1. After entering Setti ng menu, select Backlight b y press PREV/NEXT button to set the backlight d ura tion. Th e backli[...]

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    Engl ish 14 You may set “ DISABLE” to di sable this f u nction. Record set After entering Settin g m enu, select Re cordset b y pressi ng MODE/CONF IRM button to ent er this m enu. Press the PREVIOU S/NEXT button to s elect items including Source, Encod er, Sample and Exit. Source Only MIC mode is available i n Source. Encoder Press MODE/CO NFI[...]

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    English 15 Exit Press this Exit i tem to get back to t he Set ting mode. Record 1. After enteri ng Main Menu pag e, select Record and pr ess MO DE/CONFIR M button to ent er Recor ding Voi ce mo de. 2. T he following displa y will be show n once you’ ve ent ered Rec ord Voi ce mode and start record 3. Put the sound source near th e built-i n mi cr[...]

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    Engl ish 16 1, After entering Ma in Menu page, sel ect “Delete” and press MODE/C ONFIRM button to ent er Delet e function. Note : Thi s f unc tion is abl e to del ete V oic e fi le o nly . 2, Th e following displa y will be show n once you’ve ent ered Delete function and select Voice b y pressing MODE/CONFIR M button. 3, Press PREVIOUS/ NEXT [...]

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    English 17 Driver Windows® 98 and MAC OS W indows® 98 (first edition) a nd MACOS are not supp orted. Windows® 98SE If the player is r unning on W indows® 98 SE, pl ease insta ll th e driver by going through the following instruction in deta ils before using the pl ayer. T he driver must be installed on you r computer to mak e your pl ayer work [...]

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    Engl ish 18 Format the MTP Player Step 1: Click th e MTP Pla yer in My Com put er b y pressing t he right button of the mouse and se lect “F ormat…” Step 2: A dial og bo x will app ear to guide ho w to format. Click OK t o proceed. Then the MTP Player will be f ormat accordingl y. Synchronize MP3 and W MA Files to the Player Please operate t [...]

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    English 19 Noted: M AC OS and W indows® 98/9 8SE/ Me are n ot sup porte d for W MDRM son gs playback . Note: The play er with WMDR M10 is onl y allowed f or user to download m usic leg ally and validly from the distr ibution licens ees of WM A songs which are posted on the corp orate website o f Micr osoft®. Please make sur e that the WMA s ongs [...]

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    Engl ish 20 Step 3. The Media Pl ayer will find d e vice automaticall y as follo ws Step 4. Soon a dialo g box wil l appear, Ch oose Manual and clic k Finish to pro ceed.[...]

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    English 21 Step 5.The Media Pl ayer will ente r the o peration s tatus as foll ows. Step 6.Select your desired s ongs into the Media Player and p r ess Start Sync.[...]

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    Engl ish 22 Step 7.The son g you selecte d will be synchroni zed into the Software of Media Play er and the MP3 Pl ayer . Step 8.Once t he son g has been s ynchron ized, it will appear a s follo ws.[...]

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    Engl ish 24 Tips: Eac h WMDRM s ong is lim ited by an expir y date or number of times for synchronization from the com puter to the player. This li mitation of the expir y dates the synchr onization tim es depend on differ ent di stri bution lice nsees an d different s ongs whe n you purc hase. T he WM DRM songs should be sy nchr onized from the co[...]

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    English 25 Step 2. A dialog box will app ears as follo ws, Click the license for che cking the song is expired or no t.[...]

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    Engl ish 28 Step 5: Fol lo w the ti ps o f Dia log Bo x by c lic king t he “N ext >” b utt on t o finish updating. The proc edure shou ld be : Install from a lis t or specific locatio n (Advanced) － Don’t search. I will choose the driver t o inst all － USB Mass Stor age Device － Fi nish . The R emovab le Disk will a ppear in My Comp [...]

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    English 29 Step 2: Select De vice Manager and pick up MTP Pla yer on the sub-m enu of Universal Serial Bus controllers. Step 3: Click MTP Player b y pressing ri gh t Button of the mouse and cho ose Driver menu. Step 4: Click “Updat e Driver …” to proce ed.[...]

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    Engl ish 30 Step 5: Follo w the tips of Dialog B ox by clicking t he “Ne xt >” button to finish updating. The procedure shou ld be : Install from a list or s pecifi c location (Advanced) － Don’t search. I will choose the dri ver to install － MTP Player － Finish. The MTP Player will a ppear in My Computer.[...]

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    English 31 Trouble Shooting Symptom Reasons Solution Press th e POWER button, the display d oes not turn on The battery run out Replace new batt ery A fter turni ng on the player, no response is given when pressi ng any buttons HOLD button is loc ked Check if HO LD butt on is locked, press and hold Mode to unlock butt om It runs in the d e faul t M[...]

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    Engl ish 32 Delete those files which can’t be pl ayed i n the player LAYER1 and MPE G1 LAYER2. Ple ase not e our player d oesn’t suppor t MPEG1 LAYER 1, MPEG1 LAYER2 or an mp3 compressed in more than one compr ession stan dards. Change th e compr e ssion sta ndard o f a mp3 music file in MPEG1 LA YER3 The player doesn’t support such comp ress[...]

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    English 33 Technica l Specifications Capaci t y 51 2 MB Display LCD display with backlight Interface USB 2.0 full speed Power 1xAAA battery File type .MP3 (32kbps – 384kbps), .W MA (64kbps – 128kbps) for music a t Constant Bit Rate .ACT and .W AV for recorde d audio files .OGG Vorbis Encod ed File For mat S/N ratio 90dB Earphones outp ut power [...]