Nextar MA797 manual

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1 T ABLE OF CONTENT 1 Key Featur es ................................ ................................................................................................ ............................................................... 3 2 System R equireme nts ..............................................................................................[...]

2 Cautions  Do not subject the device to seve re i mpact or dr op it from high po sition.  Do not use the player in ex treme hot or cold, dusty or da mp field. Do not ex pose it to direct sunshine.  Excessive sound pre ssure fro m earphone s and headph ones can cau se hearing lo ss.  At full pow er , t he prolonge d listening of the d e[...]

3 1 Ke y Features  MP3 & WMA Player  A VI Video player  JPEG image viewer  Folder Navigation  V oice Re corder  S tereo FM radio  FM Recording  Removable S torage Devi ce  Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery  Customized settings[...]

4 2 System Requirements  Hardware : IBM PC & Compatible PC, No tebook with USB interfa ce  Operating Syste m: -Microsoft Windows SE or later version Intel Pentium II 200 MHz or above 128 MB RAM -Mac OSX V 10.0 or lat er version Power PC G5 800M Hz or abo ve 512 MB RAM -Linux OS Kerne l V2.4.0 or later v ersion Intel Pentium II 200MHz or a[...]

5 3 Package Content  Main Unit  S tereo earph ones  USB cable  User Manual  Application CD 4 Before Using 4.1 Connect to a PC an d dow nload audio files This player is plu g & play for WIN2000/XP/ME/Vista OS . But for Window s98/SE, you ar e required to in stall a driver before co nnection. T o connect it with PC for transferr in[...]

6 (2) Click the pop-up mini-w indow with message of “ S top the USB Mass S torage Devi ce – Drive (X)” . (3) W hen you ar e prompted to remov e the device, pul l out the play er . For Win98, please make sure the data transfer is completed before unp lugging the MP3 player . 4.3 Charge the battery The device has a built-in lithiu m-icon rechar[...]

7 5 Ke y s Des cription E. Next: Play th e next track . F. VOL+: Tur n up the volume. G. VOL- : Turn down the volum e. H. USB p ort I. Power Switch: Turn on or t urn off the po wer J. Earphone Jack A. LCD Di splay B. Play/Pause: Turn on or t urn off the devi ce. Also pla y or pause audios. C. MENU: Hold for a while to enter th e main menu. Briefly [...]

8 6 Power On/Off T o pow er on, (1) Slide the Power Switch to t he righ t to t urn on the power . (2) Press and hold the P LA Y/P A USE button until you see prompt on the display . T o pow er off , (1) Press and hold the PL A Y/PA USE button until you see prompt on the display . (2) Slide the Power Sw itch to the left to turn o ff the pow er . (Be [...]

9 Fast Forward Press and hold the NEX T button. Rewind Press and hold the P REVIOUS b utton. A-B Repeat T o repeat a specified section of a track, (1) During playing, press and hold the V OL+ button to select the start point of the repeat. (2) Press and hold the V OL+ bu tton again to select the stop point. The music section betw een the start poin[...]

10 (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select a folder or track, and press the MENU button to confirm selection, or press the PLA Y/ P A USE button to return. 9 Playing Videos (1) Press and hold the MENU button to display the main m enu. (2) Use the PREVIOUS /NEXT button to sele ct the “ Video” menu, and press the MENU button to enter the vid[...]

1 1 10 View ing photos T o view photos, (1) Press and hold the MENU button to dis play the main menu. (2) Select “ Photo” and press the MENU button to confirm. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT button to select a folder or image, and press the ME NU to confirm. (4) Select the photo that yo u want to display a nd press the MENU button to confirm. (5) [...]

12 the selected file. (4) Press the PREVIOUS/NEX T bu tton to page up or p age dow n manually , or press th e PLA Y/P AUSE button to page up or down auto matically (by setting the time interval betw een 1 and 5 in Settings/Auto Slide show/T ex t). (5) During reading, you can use the bookmark to mark the page for resu ming reading later . For inform[...]

13 12 Browsin g all files T o brow se all files stored in the play er , (1) Press and hold the MENU button to dis play the main menu. (2) Select “ Ex plorer ” ， and press the MENU button to enter the browser mode. (3) Press PREVIOUS/NE XT button to sele ct a file that you w ant to view , and press the MENU button to play or display it. 13 Voi[...]

14 14 Deleting files T o delete a file, (1) Select “ Explore r” on the m ain menu to enter the folder navigate mode. (2) Briefly press the VOL- button to display a dialogue box . (3) Use the PREVIOUS/NEXT bu tton to select “ YES” and press the MENU button to confirm. 15 FM Radio On the main menu, s elect “ FM T un er” and press the MENU[...]

15  Save st ations T o save the found stations, (1) Shortly press the MENU button to activate the submenus. (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT butt on to select “ mem”and press the MENU button to confirm. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEX T button to s elect an empty location for the station, an d press the PLA Y/PA USE but ton t o continue. (4) Press the[...]

16  Delete st ations (1) Shortly press the MENU button to activate submenus . (2) Press the PREVIOUS/NEXT butto n to select “ Del” menu and press the MENU button to continue. (3) Press the PREVIOUS/NEX T button to sele ct the station that you want to delete , and press the PLA Y/PA USE but ton t o continue. (4) Press the PRE VIOUS/NEX T butt[...]

17 Once （ Play cu rrent track o nce and the n stop ） Repeat One (Repeat current track ) Folder （ Pla y all audio files in the c urrent folder and stop a fter playing ） Folder Rep. （ Repeat all audi o files in t he current f older ） Normal （ Play all audio files sto red in the player and sto p after playing all ） Repeat All （ Rep e[...]

18 S tereo SW (Enable or disable stereo effect) On, Off FM Radio FM region China, Europe, Japan, Americ a REC Qualit y High Qualit y , General Qu ality Record REC V olume +1 、 +2 、 +3 、 +4 、 + 5 T ext Browse (Set int erval bet ween the previous an d the next page when the device is i n auto page up/do wn mode.) Auto Slide S how Photo Browse[...]

19 Sleep Timer (Set the continuous playing time before the pla yer is turned off automatically .) Off, 10 min utes, 15minutes, 30 minutes , 60 minutes, 120 minutes Language ( Select langu age in which the on-screen text is displayed) Simplified Chines e, Tr aditional C hinese, English, Ko rean, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Port ugues[...]

20 audio file. Bad audio file. Delete or skip the file. The player cannot be connected to the PC. The USB interface is not supported by PC’ s motherboard. Update or replace the PC’ s motherboard. The displayed time is changing constan tly . The bit rate of the M P3 file is changing during play back. Tr y to use fixed b it rate to compress the M[...]

21 not support. unsupported MP3 files. The file format is not supported. Make sure the video i s in A VI format. If not , use the prov ided converting tool to convert it. The video cannot be playe d. The video dat a is corrupted. Skip it or reload ano ther file The file format is not supported. Tr y to use an image edi tor to convert it or save it [...]

22 18. Converting Video To A VI format Note: Before installing the AVI converter, m ake sure that the Windows OS is insta lle d with DirectX9.0 or above. Before you downl oad vi deos to the devi ce, make s ure they are AVI files and can b e played by the device. If not, c onvert them usi ng the i ncluded converting tool on the driver CD. The foll o[...]

23 (4) Select an installatio n interface language. (5) Click “ Next” to continue. Browse to a destinati on for the installati on.[...]

24 (6) Click “ Install ” to st art install ation. (7) Wai t for the install ation to be c ompleted before you see the followi ng window. Click “ Finish” to finish i nstallation.[...]

25 2) Use the AVI converter (1) Select “ Program fil es” → “ AVI Converter” on the Start menu t o see the foll owing wind ow. (2) Cli ck button to di spla y “ Conversion Setting” w indow . (3) For the “ Source Fil e” field, specify the fi le that you want to convert b y clicking the bu tton on the right. Fo r the “ Target Fi l e[...]

26 (4) Be sure to select the correct resolution – 128x128 to match your player’ s screen, otherwise the conversion may fail . (5) Set the conversi on quali ty in the Quali ty field and display mode in the Aspect Rati o filed. (6) Cli ck “ Save” to save your setti ng. To convert another file, repeat the st eps above. (7) Cli ck “ close” [...]

27 (8) Cli ck “ Convert Now” to start c onve rting. (9) Cli ck “ Finish” after t he converti ng is finished.[...]

28 19. Technical Specifications Item Specification Capacity 128MB or above Battery T ype Rechargeab le Lithium Battery Battery Life 8 – 10 hours LCD Display 1.5-inch CSTN screen Earphone Pow er 5mW+5Mw Video For mat A VI (XviD) Audio Format MP3, WMA Photo Form at JPEG Image Resolutio n 2048 X 2048 (Max.) Bit Rate MP3: 8-320 kbps; W MA: 64-384 kbp[...]

29 20. Notice  Make sure all keys are enab led bef ore operation. If they ar e locked, hold dow n the MENU and VOL- button to unlock them.  Please charge the ba ttery immedi ately when the d isplay indicates low battery , or the device will be pow ered off au tomatically .  Please disconnec t the player from PC proper ly to avoid da ta los[...]

30  Sound can be deceiving. Over tim e your hearing “ comfort level” adapt s to higher volumes of sound. So what sounds “ normal” can actually be loud and har mful to your hearing. Guard against this by setting your equip ment at a safe level BE FORE your he aring adapt s. T o est ablish a safe level: a. S t art your volume control at a [...]

31 7). When player is being formatted or transferring a file, do not interrup t the c onne ction. Otherwise, data may be corrupt of lost. 8). When the play er is used as a p ortable HD , please use only p er in structions. Otherw ise, permanent data loss could occur.[...]

32 FCC Caution: t his equipment has been tested and found to compl y with the limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of t he FCC Rules. Thes e limits are designed t o provide reason able protection agai nst harmful interference in a residential installati on. This equipment ge nerates, uses and can radiate radio frequenc y energy an[...]

33 Other names of systems and products mentioned in these instructi ons are usually the registered trademarks or trade marks of the manufa cturers w ho developed the system or pro duct concerned . The T M and marks are no t used to i dentify regi stered trade marks and trade marks in the se instru ctions. This manual was correct and compl ete at th[...]