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Grundig MPIXX 1000 manual

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    PORT ABLE MEDIA PL A YER MPixx 1 000 series MPixx 1 1 00 MPixx 1 200 MPixx 1 400[...]

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    2 CONTENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4 MPIXX 1 000 SERIES Supplied accessories Special features Safet y Envir onmental note 5 O VER VIEW Controls Displays in music playback mode Main menu pages 9 CONNE CTION AND PREP ARA TION P owe[...]

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    ENGLISH 3 CONTENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26 PREFERENCES Selecting the »Setting« menu Setting the player switch-off time (sleep timer) Setting the backlight display switch-off time System tools and settings Switching between[...]

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    4 MPIXX 1 000 SERIES ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Supplied accessories 1 Installation CD with operating manual 2 Stereo earphones 3 USB cable 4 Brief instructions Note: The accessor y components supplied can change. Special features MP3/WMA/AD PCM player , player fo[...]

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    ENGLISH 5 O VER VIEW ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Controls MIC Integrated micr ophone for voice recor dings. RESET Resets the play er. 8 / 7 Switches the player on and off. Star ts voice and FM radio r ecordings. Ends[...]

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    6 O VER VIEW ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- + In playback mode: increases the volume. In menu mode: mov es the cursor upwards. – In playback mode: decreases the volume. In menu mode: mov es the cursor down. USB USB soc[...]

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    ENGLISH 7 O VER VIEW ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Displa y s in music pla yback mode Playback mode (Normal, Repeat One, R epeat All, Random All, Folder Normal, Folder R epeat or Folder Random). V olume display . T rack[...]

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    8 O VER VIEW ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Main menu pages Music – music playback. Radio – FM r adio reception. Recor d – playback of recorded files. Photo – picture playback. Movie – video playback. Delete ?[...]

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    ENGLISH 9 CONNE CTION/PREP ARA TION ---------------------------------------------------------- Po w er suppl y The player oper ates with t he integrated lithium-polymer batter y 1 x 3.7 V , 31 0 m A . Batter y connect or A batter y connector is plugged into the earphone jack » 0 « of t he play er when supplied. This separates the batter y from th[...]

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    10 CONNE CTION/PREP ARA TION ---------------------------------------------------------- Connecting to a com puter 1 Switch on the computer . 2 Switch off the player . 3 Connect the USB socket on the player to the USB sock et on the computer using the USB cable. – A display appears as soon as the connection is made. Disconnecting from t he comput[...]

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    ENGLISH 11 CONNE CTION/PREP ARA TION ---------------------------------------------------------- Inser ting the memor y card The player has a car d slot for inser ting a micro SD TM memor y card. This can pro vide you with up to 8 GB of additional storage capacit y . 1 Inser t the memor y card with the label facing upwards into the car d slot until [...]

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    12 GENERAL FUNCTIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Switc hing on and off 1 Press » 8 / 7 « briefly to switch on the player . – Af ter a shor t while, the logo appears in the L C display . – The player then switches to the main menu in »Music« mode. 2 Switch the player o?[...]

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    ENGLISH 13 GENERAL FUNCTIONS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Menu navigation 1 Open the main menu by pr essing and holding » « down. 2 Select the desired operating mode, such as »Music«, with » « or » « and activate with » «. 3 Open the submenu by briefly pressing » FUNC[...]

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    14 MUSIC PL A YBA C K ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Basic music playbac k functions St arting music pla yback 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the operating mode »Music« with » « or » « and activa[...]

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    ENGLISH 15 MUSIC PL A YBA C K ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Selecting playbac k modes 1 In the music menu, select the »Repeat« option with » + « or » – « and open with »« 2 Select the desired playback mode with » + « or » – « and press » « t[...]

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    16 MUSIC PL A YBA C K ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Setting the pla yback s peed Y ou can increase or decrease the normal playback speed for music track s. 1 Select the »Play Rate« option with » + « or » – « and open with » «. 2 Select the playback [...]

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    ENGLISH 17 RADIO MODE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic radio mode functions The earphones must always be plugged in for r adio mode, as t he cable acts as the FM antenna. Selecting the r adio input source 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and[...]

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    18 RADIO MODE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- St oring radio st ations manually The player must be in manual tuning mode. 1 T une in to the station you want. 2 Open the FM menu by briefly pressing » FUNC «. 3 Press » + « or » – « to select the »Saving« option and [...]

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    ENGLISH 19 A UDIO PL A YBA C K -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Playbac k of audio recordings St arting pla yback 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the »Record« oper ating mode with » « or » « and activate with »« . 3 Press » « to[...]

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    20 PICTURE PL A YBA C K ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Picture playbac k St arting pictur e playback 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the »Photo« operating mode with » « or » « and activate with » «. – All folders and files are di[...]

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    ENGLISH 21 VIDE O PL A YB A C K -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Basic video playbac k functions The player supports video files in MT V for mat. St arting video pla yback 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Sele[...]

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    22 TEXT PL A YBA C K ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ T ext playback St arting t e xt playbac k 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the » T ext« oper ating mode wit h » « or » « and activate[...]

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    ENGLISH 23 RE CORDIN G -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recording settings Selecting settings 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the »Settings« menu with » « or » « and activate with » «. 3 Press » + « or »[...]

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    24 RE CORDIN G -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recording from FM radio St arting FM r ecording 1 Select the desired radio station in »R adio« mode. 2 Press » 8 / 7 « to star t recor ding. 3 Press » « to pause recording. 4 Press » « to resume recording. 5 Press »[...]

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    ENGLISH 25 DELETING FILES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Opening t he internal memor y 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the »Delete« operating mode with » « or » « and activate with » «. – All the folders and files[...]

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    26 PREFERENCES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Selecting t he »Setting« menu 1 Open the main menu in the current playback mode by pressing and holding »« . 2 Select the »Settings« menu with » « or » « and activ ate wit h » ?[...]

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    ENGLISH 27 PREFERENCES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Setting t he backlight dis play swit ch-off time 1 In the »Settings« menu, press » + « or » – « to select the »Display« option and activate with » «. 2 Press » + « o[...]

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    28 PREFERENCES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sy s tem t ools and settings Selecting the »Sys T ools« menu 1 In the »Settings« menu, press » + « or » – « to select the »Sys T ools« option and activate with » «. Deleting [...]

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    ENGLISH 29 PREFERENCES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deleting the cont ents of the int ernal memor y 1 In the »Sys T ool« menu, press » + « or » – « to select the »Delete all« option and activate with » 9 «. 2 Press » + [...]

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    30 Sy s tem req uirements When connected to a computer , t he player appears as a r emovable disk driv e. This corresponds to the player’s flash memory . Y our computer should meet t he following r equirements: – Window s 2000/ME/XP/Vis ta, Mac OS 1 0 or higher , Linux Kernel 2.6. – Microsoft DirectX 9.0 or higher – Microsoft Media Player [...]

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    ENGLISH 31 MP3/WMA data tr ansfers 1 Select the MP3/WMA files on your computer for cop ying. 2 Highlight the files. 3 Right-click and select »Copy«. 4 Open a remo vable disk drive (e.g. H:) on y our computer . 5 Right-click the mouse to transfer the files onto the remov able disk drive (e.g. H:). Note: Copy the music files dir ectly into t he[...]

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    32 OPERA TIN G WITH A COMPUTER -------------------------------------------- Conv er ting video files t o MT V f ormat The player only supports video files in MT V for mat. H owever, you can con ver t video files from other formats (A VI, RM, VOB, D A T, RMVB, MPG , MPEG, MP4, ASF , VMV , MKV) into MT V format using t he “MT V Video Conv er ter[...]

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    ENGLISH 33 OPERA TIN G WITH A COMPUTER -------------------------------------------- Disconnecting from t he comput er If there is no data transfer in pr ogress, y ou can disconnect t he player fr om the computer . Before y ou disconnect the player’s cable connection to the computer , you must remo ve the player fr om t he Window s desktop by foll[...]

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    34 T ec hnical dat a This product fulfils the Eur opean directives 2004/1 08/EC and 2006/42/EC . The t ype plate is located on the back of the device. T echnical and design modifications reserved. INFORMA TION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- P[...]

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