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MPK4050
Portable MP3 Player
User's Guide
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1. Introduction - 3 - 2. Install the MP3 Player - 4 - 3. MP3 Player Controls - 4 - 4. Screen Display - 5 - 5. Transfer data to and from the MP3 Player - 5 - 6. Turn on/off the player - 5 - 7. Listen to WMA/MP3 music with the MP3 Player - 6 - 8. Begin to play your music - 7 - 9. Video - 8 - 10. Voice Recorder - 10 - 11. Hold Function - 11 - 12. Photo - 12 - 13. E-Book - 12 - 14. Advanced Settings - 13 - 15. About - 14 - 17. Remove the MP3 Player from your computer - 14 - 18. Tro
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1. Introduction This device incorporates a portable WMA/MP3 Player, Video player, Photo Viewer, E-Book Viewer, Voice Recorder and USB Mass Storage Device. It will bring you pleasure and enjoyment in this digital era. MP3 Player Features: WMA/MP3 player. WMA DRM9 Video player Photo viewer Synchronous lyric display with WMA/MP3 music. Voice recorder. E-Book Viewer. USB mass storage device. Integrated USB connector. Backlit display. Superb audio quality. Syst
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Note: Please recharge the battery when the screen displays: Please fully charge the battery every two or three months when the player is not used for a long time. Otherwise, the battery voltage may be too low to support the player’s power on. It takes about four hours for fully charge. 2. Install the MP3 Player Windows Me/2000/XP users need to install the MP3 player driver if they want to upgrade the firmware. Note for Windows 2000 users: Windows Service Pack 3 must
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4. Screen Display 1. Play / Pause / Stop 2. Equalizer 3. ID3 Tag 4. Volume level 5. Process bar 6. Elapsed Time/ Track Time 7. Locked 8. A-B repeat / Play mode 9. Battery Indicator 10. Current track number / Total track number 11. Music information 5. Transfer data to and from the MP3 Player 1) Make sure that the MP3 Player is off. 2) Remove the USB port cover of the player. Disconnect the earphone. 3) Connect the MP3 Player to your computer throug
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7. Listen to WMA/MP3 music with the MP3 Player 1) Copy WMA/MP3 music files to the MP3 Player (please take the reference of "Transferring data to and from the MP3 Player"). 2) Connect with supplied headphones. 3) Press the Power On button to turn on the player. 4) Press the Play button to play the music. 5) Use the MP3 Player controls to play back and adjust volume level to listen to the WMA/MP3 music. 7.1 A-B Repeat function • If you want
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Note: The MP3 player supports LRC format only. If the lyric does not synchronize with the music, please download one better lyric file from internet and try again. Make sure the MP3 music files and LRC file are located in the same folder and their filenames are the same. Otherwise, the MP3 player can not recognize the lyric file. 8. Begin to play your music In the main menu, select Music and press Play button to enter the submenu, you can use Skip buttons to
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• Repeat settings The available repeat modes are: o Normal o Repeat One o Repeat All o Random o Random All 1) Select Repeat and press Play button to enter. 2) Select one option and press Play button to confirm. • Equalizer settings The equalizer settings is to adjust the music playback effect .Six equalizer presets are available: Normal , XBass , Rock , Jazz , Classical , Pop. 1) Select Equalizer and press Play button to enter. 2) Select one option and
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4) Select the source video file and specify the name and location of the output file. 5) Click Convert. 6) The converting will be finished when the Input Video window shows “Job Completed ". 7) After converting, copy the SMV file to the MVIDEO folder of the player. 8) Turn on your player and press Menu button to enter into the main menu. 9) Select Video and press Play button to enter the list of video files. 10) Use Skip buttons to select a
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10. Voice Recorder • Record Setting 1) Select Record in the main menu and press Play button to enter. 2) Select Record Settings and press Play button to enter the submenu. 3) Press Skip buttons to choose a record setting: Source, Format, or rate. 4) Press Play button to enter the submenu and choose one option as your current settings. 5) Press Play button to confirm and back to the previous menu. 6) Press Menu button again can back to the upper menu.
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• Play back the voice record This operation is similar to the playback of music. 1. Select Voice in the Main Menu and press Play button to enter. 2. Use Skip buttons to select a record and press Play button to listen to. Note: When a record is selected in Voice menu, press Menu button, and a sub-menu window will pop up. To play this file, select Play. To erase, select Delete. Press Play button to confirm your selection. 11. Hold Function Use the Hold (LOCK) function
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12. Photo To browse the pictures, Select Photo and press Play button to enter. There are 3 different ways to view photos: Manual, Slide Show and Thumbnail. While in Manual mode, you can use Skip Up and Down button to highlight manual then press Play button to confirm: 1. Use Volume Up and Volume Down button to zoom in and zoom out the picture. 2. In zoom mode, use Skip buttons to move the picture to right or left. 3. In zoom mode, use Play and Stop buttons to move the picture up a
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14. Advanced Settings To navigate the Settings menu: 1) Select Settings in Main menu and press Play button to enter. 2) Press Skip buttons to choose a setting. 3) Press Play button to enter the submenu of the option you selected. 4) Use Skip buttons to select a choice and press Play button to confirm. 5) After setting has been done, press Menu button to go back to the previous menu. In the Setting menu, you can adjust: • Backlight To adjust the backlight 1) Select
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• Default You can reset all settings to factory default settings. 1) Select Default. 2) Press the Play button. The default settings are loaded to the MP3 Player. 15. About Information is available regarding the firmware version, built-in memory size and free memory size. 1) Select About in Main Menu list and press Play button to enter. 2) The firmware version, Internal Media and free memory space info will display on the screen. 3) Press
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18. Trouble Shooting 1. Why do I fail to install the installation software on my operating system? Cause and solution: - The Driver must be installed by running setup.exe. Attention that Windows 95 doesn’t support USB connection. Please update your operating system to Windows 98(version 2.0, 4.10.2222A), Windows 2000, Window ME or Windows XP. - There is no driver require for Windows 2000, ME and XP operating systems (Plug and play). But to Windows 2000 user, Windows 2000 Service Pack3
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7. Why do I hear nothing while the play button is pressed? Cause and solution: - Hold function may be activated. Slide the Hold button to inactivate this function. - There may be no WMA or MP3 files within the player. Please download the music files with proper format into the player. - The headphone may be not connected to the player correctly. Please connect it in the right way. - The volume may be too low to hear, please adjust the volume level. - The music file is not in WMA or MP3 f
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19. MP3 Player Specifications • Internal Memory o Built-in 256MB,512MB, 1GB ,2GB or 4GB (Some memory reserved for firmware and system management) • Interface o USB Compatible • Power o Built-in high capacity rechargeable Li-ion battery o Battery continuous playing time: Up to 15 hours • Equalizer o Normal, XBass, Rock, Jazz, Classical, Pop • Display o 128 x 160 Dot-Matrix 65K TFT display o ID3 Tag display • Controls • Power On /Play / Pause / Enter bu
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• Signal to Noise Ratio o > 90 dB • Frequency Response o 20 Hz ~ 20 kHz • Output o < 4.4 mW (each output) • Total Harmonic Distortion Output o 0.01% ~ 0.5% • Ports o USB Port o Phone Out • Firmware o Flash based. User upgradeable. 20. Safety Listening to loud sounds for prolonged periods may permanently damage your hearing. Before putting on the headphones, place them around your neck and turn the volume down. Then put the headphones on and slo
