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Nextar MA809 manual

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    1 T ABLE OF CONTENT Key Features .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2 System Requirements ............................................................................................................................[...]

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    2 Key Features  Music Player  Video player  Image viewer  Micro-SD card reader  Folder Navigation  V o ice Recorder  Removable S torage Device  Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery  Multiple repeat modes and EQ modes System Requirements  Hardware: IBM PC & Compatible PC, Notebook with USB interface  Operati[...]

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    3 Keys Description A. VOL+ : Increase the volume B. VOL- : Decrease the volume C. Play /Pause: Tu rn On/O ff and Play/Pause. D. MENU: Press and hold to return. Briefly press to con firm selection. E. Previous: Play the previous track. Also select t he prev ious item. F . Next: Play the next track. Also select the next item. G . Earpho ne Jack H. LC[...]

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    4 LCD Display Music ① Battery indication ② T ime clo ck ③ V olu me level ④ Bit rate ⑤ T ra ck number ⑥ EQ Mode ⑦ T ra ck T itle ⑧ Ly ric ⑨ Play/Pause ⑩ Elap sed time Progress bar T otal playing time Repeat mode Video ① Play/pau se ② File N ame ③ Progress ④ Elap sed time ⑤ Remained time ⑥ Video n umber[...]

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    5 Photo E-book ① Curren t page number ② T otal number of pages ③ File Na me ④ T ext[...]

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    6 Record ① V oice file name ② Recording qu ality ③ Remained ti me ④ Elapsed time Other Function[...]

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    7 System Settings Before Using Charge the battery The device has a built-in lithiu m-icon rechargeable battery . It is charged via U SB connection. Y ou are required to charge it when you u se it for the first time. It t akes about 3 hours to fully charge t he battery . Connect the larger end of the USB cable to the USB i nterface of PC, and connec[...]

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    8 should display a n animating battery icon indicating the c harging stat us. When the battery is fully c harged, the battery icon turns green. Charging Full Charge NOTICE: For maximum performance, lithium -ion batteries need to be used often. If you don’ t use the device of ten, be sure t o recharge the batter y at least once per month. Connect [...]

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    9 “ My Computer” on the de sktop, you see a removable dis k which indicates the player . Just use the removable disk as a regular local disk, copying files from or to it. T he LCD should display as the following if connected. Removing the pl ayer from the PC safely For W indows2000/XP/ME/V ista: (1) Left click the icon at the right ha nd corner[...]

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    10 for saving battery charg e). NOTE 1 This player has a power-saving feature which en ables the device to power off automatically if it is idle f or about 3 minutes. NOTE 2 Please press the PL A Y/P AUSE button to turn of f the device when usi ng the player instead of pressing the Power Switch to turn off. O therwise, data may be corrupted or lost[...]

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    1 1 T o unlock the buttons, press the PLA Y/P AUSE button. Enter Various Function Modes On the main menu, press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select a mode and then press the MENU button to en ter it. Music Video Photo E-book Record[...]

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    12 Other Function Explorer Settings Music 1. Enter the mus ic mode On the mai n menu, use the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to se lect “ ” menu, and press the MENU button t o confirm selection. 2. Listen to music b y categor y (1) Press PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select an item from th e music list. (2) Shortly press the MENU b utton to[...]

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    13 confirm your selection and d isplay music files by the ca tegory that you selected. · Current Pl ay – go to th e no w playing screen. · All Music – play m usic files in alphabetical order · Search – search for the spe cified music file · Artist – play music files by artist · Album - play music files by album · Genre - play music f [...]

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    14 Basic Operations: Play/Pause Press the PL A Y/P AUSE button to play o r pau se. Adjust V olume Shortly press the VOL+/VOL- button to decrease o r increase volume. Previous T rac k Shortly press the PREVIOUS button. Next T rac k Shortly press the NEXT button. Fast Forward Press and ho ld the NEXT button. Rewind Press and ho ld the PREVIOUS button[...]

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    15 · Play Mo de – Play all music files stored in the player in order or shu ffle. · EQ Mode– Select a pre set EQ mode. · Display – Cho ose to display ID3 information, lyri c or frequency chart on th e playback screen. T o set the Repe at Mode, (1) In the music pl ayback screen, shortly press the MENU button to display th e submenu. (2) Pre[...]

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    16 T o change the play mode, (1) In the music pl ayback screen, shortly press the MENU button to display th e submenu. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ Play M ode” an d then press th e MENU button to c ontinue, or press and hold t he MENU button to return. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select your desired mode and then pre[...]

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    17 press the M ENU button to confirm. MSEQ Options : 3D, Bass, Lev eled E Q T o change the EQ mode, (1) In the music pl ayback screen, shortly press the MENU button to display th e submenu. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ EQ M ode” a nd then press the MENU button to c ontinue, or press and hold t he MENU button to return. (3) Pre[...]

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    18 (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ EQ Mode” and then press the MENU button to c ontinue, or press and hold the MENU bu tton to ret urn. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ User EQ Setup” and then press the MENU button to continue. (4) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT to select a setting c olumn and then press the VOL-/VOL+ [...]

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    19 Display mode options: ID3 – Display ID3 information of th e track L yric – Display lyric of the t rack Frequency Chart – Display the frequency chart of the track Off – Display the music file name only 5. Search for track Y ou ca n search for a tra ck by entering the preceding letters of the track name. (1) Enter the Music mo de from the [...]

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    20 from A-Z, and then press the MENU button to confirm the le tter . Y ou see the letter appear in the s earch field. (4) Press PREVIOUS, NEXT and VOL- button to s elect the second letter of th e track name, and then press the ME NU button to con firm the letter . Y ou s ee the second letter following the first. (5) Repeat the Step (3) and (4) unti[...]

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    21 (2) Enter the “ All M usic” list, and press the PREVIOUS/NEXT b utton to select your favorite song. (3) Shortly press the VOL+ button to display the s ubmenu. Select “ Add T o Favorite” and then press the MENU button to confir m. (4) Press and hold M ENU butt on to return to the music list. Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ My[...]

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    22 Video (1) Press and ho ld the MENU button to display t he main menu. (2) Use the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select t he “ ” menu, and p ress the MENU button to ente r the video player mode. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select the video file th at you want to play , and press th e MENU button to play . Basic Operations: Play/Pause Press[...]

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    23 Note: Thi s player can only play A VI videos. For other fo rmat s, you need to use the conver ting tool included on the driver CD to con vert them . For mor e detail inform ation about the co nverter , please re fer to Page 38 - Converting Video to A VI format. Photos (1) Press and ho ld the MENU button to display the main m enu. (2) Select “ [...]

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    24 select the time interval betw een slides, and then press the MENU button to confirm. Or select “ T urn Of f” and th en press the MENU button to stop auto slide show . T o delete a photo, (1) On the photo list, press the PR EVIOUS/NEXT button to selec t the photo that you want to delete. (2) Briefly press the VOL- button to display “ Delete[...]

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    25 (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to page up or p age down m anually . T o page up and down automaticall y , (1) W he n you are reading t he page, bri efly press the MENU button to display the submenu. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ Browser Mode” and then press the MENU button to continue. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button [...]

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    26 Load Bookmark T o go to the page that you marked, (1) Briefly press the MENU b utton to display the submenu. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ Load Bookmark” and press the MENU button t o confirm. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select the bookmark, and press the MENU button t o confirm. Delete Bookmark T o delete the book[...]

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    27 3. Jump to the p age T o jump to the page that yo u want, (1) Briefly press the MENU bu tton to display the submenu. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ Page J ump” and press t he MENU button to co nfirm. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select the p age nu mber . Y ou can speed up the page jump b y pressing and holding the P[...]

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    28 button to co nfirm. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select a c olor and then press th e M ENU button to co nfirm. 6. Set the Flip tim e T o set the time interval between pag es in auto slide s how mode, (1) Briefly press the MENU bu tton to display the submenu. (2) Press the P REVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ Flip Time” and press the ME[...]

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    29 you can press the PL A Y/P AUSE button to pause or resume reco rding. (3) Shortly press the MENU b utton to stop recording. (4) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ Y e s” and then press the MENU button to sa ve the recording.  Play recordi ngs T o pla y the recording, (1) Enter the MUSIC mode b y selecting “ ” from the m ain me[...]

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    30 Explorer T o navigate through all folders and files stored in the p lay er , (1) On th e main menu, select “ ” and then press the MENU button to confirm. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select a file or a folder . (3) Shortly press t he MENU button to confirm your selection, or press an d hold the MENU button to return. T o delete a fi[...]

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    31 Other Function This player provides other use ful tools in the Oth er Function.  Stopwatch (1) On the ma in menu, select the “ ” item and press the M ENU button to confirm. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select “ S topwatch” and then press the MENU button to c onfirm. (3) Press the PL A Y/P AUSE button to start timin g. (4) Pre[...]

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    32 PREVIOUS/NEXT to change the month. The calendar view changes accordingly . (5) Press the MENU bu tton again to jump to the Y ear item, and then press the PREVIOUS/NEXT to change the year . T he calendar view changes accordingly . (6) Press and ho ld the MENU button to exit. Settings T o customize the player settings: (1) On the ma in menu, selec[...]

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    33 Load to defa ult s – restore to default s ystem settings Ke y Lock Time – set the idle time after w hich the buttons are locked automatically . Time – adjust the time · Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select the Hou r or Minute setting. · Press the VOL-/VOL+ button to c hange the Hour or M inute. T i me Setting Date – adjust the date[...]

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    34 Converting Video to AV I Format Note: Before inst alling the A VI converter , mak e sure that the Windows OS is installed with DirectX9.0 or above. Before you download videos to the device, make sure they are A VI fil es and can be played by the device. If not, convert them using the included converting tool on the driver CD. T he following step[...]

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    35 (4) Select an installation interface lang uage. (5) Click “ Next” to co ntinue. Browse to a destination for the installation.[...]

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    36 (6) Click “ Install” to start insta llation. (7) Wa it for the inst allation to be completed before you see the following window . Click “ Finish” to finish insta llation.[...]

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    37 2) Use the A VI c onverter (1) Select “ Program fi les” → “ A VI Con verter” on the S tart menu to see t he following window . (2) Click button to display “ Conversion Setting” window . (3) For the “ Source File” field, specify the file th at you want to convert by c licking the button on the right. For the “ T arget File Pat[...]

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    38 (4) Be sure to s elect the correct resolution - 400 x 240 to match your player ’ s screen, otherwise the con version may fail. (5) Set the co nversion quality in th e Quality field and display mod e in the Aspect Ratio filed. (6) Click “ Save” to save your setting. T o co nvert another file, repeat the steps above. (7) Click “ close” b[...]

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    39 (8) Click “ Convert Now” to start converting. (9) Click “ Finish” after the converting is fi nished.[...]

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    40 Firmware Update T o get the latest software version or recover the system, (1) Obtain the upgrade progra m files from the vendor . (2) Connect the player to computer through the USB i nterface. (3) Copy the upgrade files to the b uilt-in memory of the player . (4) Disconnect the player from t he computer . (5) T u rn on the p layer and enter the[...]

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    41 The volume is too low . Adjust the volume. No sound when playing an audio fil e. Bad audio fil e. Delete or ski p the file. The player cannot be connected to th e PC. The USB interf ace is not supported by PC’ s motherboard. Update or replace the PC’ s motherboard. The displayed time is changing constantly . The bit rate of the M P3 file is [...]

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    42 player does n ot support. un supported MP3 files. The file format is not supported. Make sure the video is in A VI format. The video cannot be played. The video dat a is corrupted Skip it or reload another file The file format is not supported T r y to us e an image editor to convert it or save it as another file. The photo c annot be displayed [...]

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    43 Battery Life 8 – 10 hours for music, or 3 h ours for videos LCD Dis play 2.8-inch TFT screen Earphone Power 5mW+5Mw Video Format A VI Audio F ormat MP3, W MA Photo Format JPEG , BMP , GIF SNR ＞ 90dB USB Port USB2.0 high spe ed Operational T em perature 0 ℃ ~ +55 ℃ S to rage T emperature -20 ℃ ~ +55 ℃ Operational Relative Humidity * 2[...]

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    44 Appendix – Supported Audio and Video Format Table This device does not guarantee the c ompatibility with all audi o and video format files. If the video or audio file is no t s upported by this device, pleas e check whether it is o n the following format benchmark. Audio Decoding Benchmark MP3 AUDIO [Codec]: MPEG1/2/2.5 Audio Layer 3 [Channel][...]

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    45 Image Benchmark JPEG [Codec]: JPEG [Compressed]: Baseline [Resolution]: 9600 * 5760 [Exceptional]: Progressive jpeg [Container]: JPG BMP [Codec]: BMP [Resolution]: All [Exceptional]: No [Container]: bmp GIF [Codec]: GIF [Resolution]: 1000*1000 [Exceptional]: No [Container]: GIF NOTE ： If the image is previewed, a fil e named RKBROWSER.DA T wil[...]

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    46 [Exceptional]: No t Support GMC&QPEL [Container]: AVI [Audio decode]: MP3, AC3, MS-ADPCM 800x480( pels) [Bitrate]: No restriction [Exceptional]: Not Support G2 [Container]: RM/RMVB [Audio Codec]: Real Audio WMV VIDEO [Codec]: WMV 7/8/9 [Resolution]: Max . 720x480(pel s) [Bitrate]: No restriction [Exceptional]: Not Support high profile, VC-1 [...]

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    47 Listening Cautions  Do not play your earphones or head phones at a high volume. Hearing ex perts advise against c ontinuous extended play .  If you experience a ringing in y our ears, reduce volume o r discontinue use.  Do not use while operating a motorized vehicle. It may create a tra ffic haz ard and is illegal in man y areas.  Y [...]

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    48 Precautions 1). W hen not using the player for an extended period of time, please cha rge the battery at least once per month to ex tend the battery life. 2). Do not use the player in extremel y h ot, cold, dusty or damp environments. 3). Make su re the keys are unlocked before using the pl ayer (otherwise controls will no t function). 4). Avoid[...]

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    49 FCC Caution This equipment has been tested and fou nd to comply w ith the limits for Class B d igital device, pursuant to part 15 of t he FCC Rules. These l imits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a r esidential installation. This equipment genera tes, uses and can radiate ra dio frequency energy and, [...]

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    50 Any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment would void the user's authority to operate this de vice. This device complies with part 15 subpart B of the FCC Rules. Operation is subjected to the following co nditions:(1)This device may not cause harmful i nterference, and(2)This device must accept any inte rfe rence received, [...]

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    51 This manual was correct and com plete at the time of p rinting. How ever, spec ifications and updates can occur at any time without prior n otice. No part of this manual may be copied, republished, reproduced, transmitted, or distributed in any w ay without prior written consent of Nextar, Inc. Any unauthorized distribution of th is manual i s e[...]

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    52 We are seriou sly con cerned about e nvironmen tal prote ction, and w e hope that you share ou r concern as w ell. For more infor mation regar ding our re cycling progra m, pleas e visit us at http://ww w .nextar .com/g reen or call us at 1 -888-8 49-0846[...]