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Sylvania SMP1015 manual

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    English 1 SMP1015 USER’S MANUAL Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form o r by any means, electronics or mechanical, including photocopying and recording or translated to another language for any purpose without the prior written consent of the manufac[...]

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    English 2 Table of Contents Introduction----------------- --------------- -------------------- -------------------- ------------------- ----------------- ---- 3 Features------------- --------------------- -------------------- -------------------- ---------------- -------------------- ------- 3 Package Contents------------------------- ---- --------[...]

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    English 3 Introduction Thank you for choosing our digital MP3 player. You can use this versatile MP3 player not only for playing MP3 and WMA s ongs, but also recording voice and serving as a USB flash disk. Features z Large LCD display with backli ght z Support MP3 (MPEG1/2 La yer2), WMA, OGG music pla yback z Digital voice recorder z USB mass stor[...]

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    English 4 Mode / Menu / Confirm Earphones Jack Overv ie w Front and Back Left and Right Voice Recording/ Hold/A-B Repeat On/ Off/ Play/ Pause LCD Battery Compartment Earphones Jack Hook for Neck Strap Volume + Volume - USB Port Microphone Previous / Fast Backw ard Next / Fast Forward On/ Off/ Play/ Pause LCD Battery Compartment Earphones Jack Hook [...]

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    English 5 Buttons Operation Operation EARPHONES JACK Insert the earp hones into the ear phones jack USB PORT Connect the US B cable to the USB port of the c omputer for uploading the song s MIC Microphone for v oice recording NEXT/ FAST FORWARD z In PLAYING mode, press the button and release it immediately to jump to next song z Under Menu or Sub- [...]

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    English 6 Display Display Icon Function Repeat Mode Show the curr ent repeat mode us ed. Battery Level Show the batter y level. The Format of the Playing Music Indicate the format o f the playing music, M P3 or WMA . Volume Show the volu me of the song The Name of Playing Song Show the play ing song currently[...]

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    English 7 On-screen-menu Op eration In STOP/PLAYING mode, press the MODE/CO NFRIM button to enter the Main Menu page EQ Set PlayMode Contrast Backlight Backlight Color Powerset Recordset Language Exit Normal Rock Jazz Bass Pop Classical Soft Normal Repeat All Repeat One Random Random All Preview Main Manu DISABLE 2MINS 10MINS 30MINS English French [...]

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    English 8 Power On and Off Inserting Battery Insert 1xAAA battery into battery c ompartment. Align the “+” and “-“ sign as indicated on the battery slot. Power On Press and hold ON/OFF button to turn on the pl ayer. Releas e ON/OFF butt on until “Welcome” appears on the display. Power Off In STOP mode , press and hold ON/OFF button to t[...]

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    English 9 3 Press NEXT button to jump to other menu items in sequ ence of Navigation, Music, Voice, Setting, Record, Delete, About and Ex it. 4 Select your desired menu item and press MODE/C ONFIRM button again to enter sub-menu page. Navigation 1. After entering Main Menu page, s elect Navigation and press MODE/CONFIR M button to enter Multi-l eve[...]

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    English 10 2. The display will return to the following screen in STOP mode. 3. Press PREV/ NEXT button to sele ct your desired song. 4. Press PLAY button to start playing selected MP3 or WMA music. If t here is no MP3 and WMA files, “No Music Files” will show on the dis play. Skip a Song Press PREV/NEXT button and release it immediately to jum [...]

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    English 11 4. Press PLAY button to start playing se lected audio files. If there is no recorded audio file, “No VOC File” will show on the dis play. Skip a Voice Press PREV/NEXT button and release it immediately to jum p to next or pre vious recorded voice. Fast Forward and Backw ard Press PREV/NEXT button and hol d it to fast forward or b ackw[...]

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    English 12 The setting of Repeat mode is able to a pply in Playing Song and Playing Recorded Voice mode. PlayMode In PlayMode Menu, press P REV/NEXT button to select th e desired Repeat mode. Seven Repeat Modes are available: Normal, Re peat One, Repeat All, Random, Random All, Preview. Normal All music will be played one by on e and stopped at t h[...]

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    English 13 Contrast 1. After entering Setting menu, sele ct Contrast by press P REV/NEXT to increase or decrease the con trast of the displa y. 2. Press MODE/CONFIRM button to c onfirm the desired contras t rate. Backlight 1. After entering Setting menu, select Backlight by press PR EV/NEXT button to set the backlight duration. The backlig ht durat[...]

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    English 14 You may set “DISABLE” to disable this function. Recordset After entering Setting menu, s elect Recordset by pressi ng MODE/CONFIRM button to enter this menu. Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT butto n to select items inclu ding Source, Encod er, Sample and Exit. Source Only MIC mode is available i n Source. Encoder Press MODE/CONFIRM button t o[...]

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    English 15 Exit Press this Exit item to get back to t he Setting mode. Record 1. After entering Main Menu page, select Record and pr ess MODE/CONFIRM button to enter Recording Voi ce mode. 2. The following display will be sho wn once you’ ve entered Reco rd Voi ce mode and start record 3. Put the sound source near the built-in microphone. You are[...]

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    English 16 1, After entering Main Menu page, select “Delete ” and press MODE/CONFIRM button to enter Delete functi on. Note: This function is able to delete Voice file only. 2, The following di splay will be shown once you’ve ent ered Delete function and select Voice by pressing MODE/CO NFIRM button. 3, Press PREVI OUS/ NEXT button to select [...]

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    English 17 Driver Windows® 98 and M AC OS Windows® 98 (first edition) and MACOS are not supported. Windows® 98SE If the player is running on Windows® 98SE, please install the driver b y going through the following instruction in deta ils before using the player. T he driver must be installed on you r computer to mak e your player work properly [...]

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    English 18 Format the MTP Player Step 1: Click the MTP Player in My Computer by pressing t he right button of th e mouse and select “Format…” Step 2: A dialog box will app ear to guide ho w to format. Click OK to procee d. Then the MTP Player will be f ormat accordingly. Synchronize MP3 and WMA Files to the Player Please operate the follo win[...]

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    English 19 Noted: MAC OS and Windo ws® 98/98SE/ Me are not supported f or WMDRM son gs playback. Note: The player wi th WMDRM10 is onl y allowed for user to download m usic legally and validly from the distribution licensees of WMA songs which are po sted on the cor porate website of Micr osoft®. Please make sur e that the WMA son gs are download[...]

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    English 20 Step 3. The Media Player will find device automatically as follows Step 4. Soon a dialog bo x will appear, Choose Manual and click Finish t o proceed.[...]

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    English 21 Step 5.The Media Player will enter the operation s tatus as follows. Step 6.Select your desired s ongs into the Media P layer and press Start Sync.[...]

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    English 22 Step 7.The song you selected will be synchronized into the Soft ware of Media Player and the MP3 Pla yer. Step 8.Once the song has b een synchronized, it will appear as follo ws.[...]

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    English 23 Step 9. Click + on the right hand sid e to expand “Music”, the same song name of “My Wish For You” should appear on the right hand sid e. It will appear as foll ows: Step 10. Click Now Playing and sta rt to play your desire d song.[...]

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    English 24 Tips: Each W MDRM song is limited by an expiry date or number of times for synchronization from the computer to th e player. This li mitation of the expiry dates the synchronizati on times depend on different di stribution licensee s and different s ongs when you purchase. The WMDRM songs should be sy nchronized from the co mputer to the[...]

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    English 25 Step 2. A dialog box will appears as follo ws, Click the license for checking the song is expired or not.[...]

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    English 26 MTP Function being c hanged into USB Storage Function MTP function is the d efault one for the MP3 pla yer with WMDRM10. It could be used as a Portable U SB also. The following steps could be guided to fi nish this transferation Step 1: Click My Computer by pres sing the right bottom of th e mouse, choose the Hardware menu. Step 2: Selec[...]

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    English 27 Step 3: Click MTP Pl ayer by pressing righ t Button of the mouse and cho ose Driver menu. Step 4: Click “Update Driver …” to proceed.[...]

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    English 28 Step 5: Fo llow the t ips of Dial og Box by cl icking the “Next >” bu tton to f inish updating. The procedure should be : Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) － Don’t search. I will choose the dri ver to install － USB Mass Storage Device － Finish . The Removab le Disk will appear in My Computer. USB Storage [...]

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    English 29 Step 2: Select Device Mana ger and pick up MTP Pla yer on the sub-menu of Universal Serial Bus controllers. Step 3: Click MTP Pl ayer by pressing righ t Button of the mouse and cho ose Driver menu. Step 4: Click “Update Driver …” to proceed.[...]

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    English 30 Step 5: Follow the tips of Dialog Box by click ing the “Next >” b utton to finish updating. The procedure should be : Install from a list or s pecific location (Advanced) － Do n’t search. I will choose the dri ver to install － MTP Player － Finish. The MTP Player will appear in My Computer.[...]

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    English 31 Trouble Shoot ing Symptom Reasons Solution Press the PO WER button, the display does not turn on The battery run out Replace new batt ery After turning on the player, no respo nse is given when pressi ng any buttons HOLD button is locked Check if HOLD button i s locked, press and hold Mode to unlock buttom It runs in the d efault MTP Pla[...]

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    English 32 Delete those files which can’t be play ed in the play er LAYER1 and MPE G1 LAYER2. Please note our player doesn’t sup port MPEG1 LAYER1, MPEG1 LAYER2 or an mp3 compressed in more than one compression stan dards. Change the compr ession standar d of a mp3 music file in MPEG1 LAYE R3 The player doesn’t support such compression st and[...]

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    English 33 Technical Specifications Capacity 64MB/256MB/512MB/1GB/2GB 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 at Constant Bit Rate .ACT and .WAV for recorded audi o files .OGG Vorbis Encoded File For mat S/N ratio 90dB Earphones out[...]