AGPtek A25 Bedienungsanleitung

User Manual

A25 Music Player

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01/14

15/31

Thank you for purchasing AGPTEK Music Player. Please read the

manual carefully before using the product. Specifications are

subject to change without prior notice. If you have any problems

about this product, please feel free to contact

support@agptek.com.

Power ON/OFF

◢ON-Slide the power slider to the left.

◢OFF-Slide the power slider to the right.

◢When the slider is at “ON” position, you can also turn

on/off the player by holding down the button for 3s.

NOTE:



If you do not use the player for a long time, slide the power

button to the right to turn it off.



If you can’t turn on the player, please make sure the power

slider is at “ON” position.



When you turn off the player at music playback interface

by holding down the middle button, it will show the same

interface next time you turn it on.

Data Transfer

Connect the computer via the included USB cable. When

successfully connected, choose "Charge and transfer" as

prompted by the player. You can drag and drop or use music

management software such as Windows Media Player to

transfer music files, e-books, and other media files from your

computer to the player.

NOTE: Do not disconnect your player during the transferring

process. If you do, the file being transferred will be damaged.

Charge the Player

◢Charge by computer. Connect the player to a running

Before Use

Quick Guide

computer via USB cable. The USB cable can both be used for

data transfer and charging the player.

◢Use max 1A charger. Charger over 1A will cause battery

damage (The charger is not included).

NOTE: The specifications of the charger must meet the

following requirements or any accident or failure happened

will be regarded as man-made damage.

Input: AC110-240V 50/60Hz Max: 100mA

Output: DC5.0-5.5V 500mA-1A

Insert / Remove Micro SD Card

Insert the Micro SD card into its slot and push inward, the

deck will automatically lock the Micro SD card. When remove

the Micro SD card, push inward and then let go, the card will

automatically pop up.

NOTE: Please insert the memory card while the player is off,

or it may not able to read the data or loose data.

Home Menu

The home menu is the starting point of each application. You

can press the button / to browse its functions: Music/

Album/ BT TX/ BT RX/ Recordings/ FM radio/ EBook/ Folder

view/ Settings.

NOTE: When there is music playing/paused in the

background and the screen goes off, you can press button

to wake the screen and it will shows the music playing

interface.

In-line Control

This player support in-line control. On music playing interface,

press the button +/- of the headphones to switch to

next/previous track; long press to adjust volume. When it’s

in BT RX status, in-line control headphones support

answer/hang up calls.

Buttons & Control

Buttons

Interface

Action

Function

Power slider

Any

Slide left

Power on

Any

Slide right

Power off

Button

Any

Press

Go to previous menu

Any

Hold

Back to home menu

Button

File list &

playback

Press

Submenu

Music

playback

Hold

Switch to A-B repeat

mode

Button

Menu/file list

Press

Enter

Music

playback

Press

Play/Pause

Setting /

save/delete

Press

Confirm

Radio

playback

Press

next preset station

Unit Overview

1. Power slider

2. Back

3. Menu

4. Enter/Play/Pause

5. Up; Screen lock/unlock

6. Down

7. Previous/Fast backward

8. Next/Fast forward

9. Volume+

10. Volume -

11. TF card slot

12. Headphone jack

13. Micro USB interface

Ebook

playback

Press

Switch to auto page flip

or manual page flip

Any

Hold

Power on/off

Button

Menu/file list

Press

Choose up

Ebook

playback

Press

Except

menu/file list

Hold

Lock/unlock screen

Button

Menu/file list

Press

Choose down

Ebook

playback

Press

Home/music

/radio

playback

Hold

Switch to play music

from local or phone

Button

Music/

recording

playback

press

Previous file

hold

Fast backward

Radio

playback

press

Previous station

hold

Previous station with

signal

Home

hold

Open BT TX or close BT

TX/RX

Button

Music/

recording

playback

press

Next file

hold

Fast Forward

Radio

playback

press

Next station

hold

Next station with signal

Home

hold

Open BT RX; hold

again to enter BT RX

submenu

Button ＋

Any

press

Increase volume

Button －

Any

press

Decrease volume

Find “Music” on home menu and press the button to enter.

The related list will show, including: All songs, Resume (Now

playing), Artists, Albums, Genres, Playlists, Update playlists,

Music source.

◢All songs. All the music files in TF card. Songs are sorted by

number and then alphabetical order.

◢Resume (Now playing). Take you back to the song or audio

file you are playing now or played last time.

◢Artists /Albums /Genres. View music files sorted by artists

/albums /genres.

◢Playlist. There are 3 default playlists on the player: Playlist on

the go [1]/[2]/[3]. Max 100 songs can be added to each

playlist.

◢Update playlists. Update music files. (Only available when no

music playing)

◢Music source. Choose to play music from phone (in BT RX

status) or this player.

Play the music

On any playlist interface, press the button / to

choose music file; press the button to choose

between “Now playing”, “Play”, “Add to playlist”;

press the button to play the music file:

◢Fast backward/forward; previous/next track. When it’s on

music playing interface, hold the button / to fast

backward/forward, press to play previous/next track

◢Play/pause. Press the button to play/pause.

◢Adjust volume. press the side button ＋/－to increase /

decrease volume.

◢Back. Press the button to go back, hold to go to home

menu.

Submenu

When it’s on music playing interface, press to enter its

Music

submenu, including:

◢Shuffle. Choose to turn on/off shuffle mode, and related

icon / will show on the music playing interface.

◢Play mode

Play music from… Choose to play music from All songs or

this artist/album/genre.

Repeat. Choose repeat mode: repeat 1, repeat all, or turn

off repeat mode.

Repeat settings(A-B repeat mode)

-Repeat mode. Set A-B repeat period.



Enter. Press the button to enter.



Set. Press button to confirm the starting time B

when B is flashing. Then you can press the button to

re-set starting time B, or press button to set the

ending time A when A is flashing, after which the passage

from time B to A will be repeated automatically. And the

icon for A-B indication will appear on the screen.



Re-set. Press the button to re-set A-B repeat period

for the rest of the track.



Exit. Press button to exit A-B repeat mode and

continue to play the track, or press the button to

pause and exit A-B repeat mode.



Quick access. When you exit the A-B repeat mode, you

can quickly access to it by holding down the button

-Replay times. Set the replay times from 1 to 10 via the

button / .

-Replay gap. Set the replay gap from 1 to 10 seconds via

the button / .

NOTE: In A-B repeat mode press, fast backward/forward

function is not available.

◢Sound settings. Set equalizer. You can choose from the 7

equalizers, including Rock, Funk, Hip hop, Jazz, Classical,

Techno, Customize, or turn off the equalizer.

Corresponding name will displayed at the bottom center

of the music playing interface after you set the equalizer.

◢Add to playlist. Add the song that is playing now to the

Playlist on the go [1]/[2]/[3].

◢Remove from playlist. Remove the song that is playing

now from the Playlist on the go [1][2]/[3].

◢Sleep timer. Choose to set auto shutdown time (1- 99 min)

or turn off sleep timer.

◢Delete. Choose to delete the song that is playing now.

◢Bookmarks. Choose to add bookmark for the song that is

playing now (max 10 bookmarks can be added), or go to

/delete the bookmark you added.

Find “Album” on home menu and press the button to

enter. Here you can find and play songs categorized by

album names. When it’s on album list interface, you can

press the button / to choose album; press the button

to enter; press the button to choose between:

◢Now playing. Go to current music playing interface

◢Play. Play all the songs in this album

◢Add to playlist. Add all the songs in this album to the

Playlist on the go [1]/[2]/[3]

Connect the player to Bluetooth headphones or speaker.

Find “BT TX” on home menu and press the button to

enter.

Connect. When enter BT TX function, the player will

search available devices automatically and displayed the

searched device. Choose the device you want to connect

and press the button confirm. When successfully

connected, it will jump to the music menu with the

related icon will appear on the right top of the screen.

NOTE:



Please make sure your Bluetooth headphones/

Album

BT TX (Bluetooth Transmitter Mode)

speaker has opened its Bluetooth function before

connection.



When connection failed, please go to

Home menu>Settings>Bluetooth settings>Clear the

pairings>Clearing the tx pairings to clear the paired

device first.

Submenu. When already connected to Bluetooth device

and enter BT TX from home menu, it will show submenu

list, including:

◢BT off. Close Bluetooth transmission signal.

◢Disconnect. Choose to disconnect from the connected

device, but the Bluetooth transmission signal will still be

on.

◢Re-search. Choose to re-search the available device.

◢Device list. View the currently connected device.

Connect the player to Bluetooth smartphones.

Find “BT RX” on home menu and press the button to

enter.

Enable. When enter the BT RX function, the screen will

prompt “Switching mode, please wait…”, then it will

show ‘Receiving signal, press back button to cancel’,

which means the player is ready to be connected to

smartphone.

Connect. Turn on Bluetooth switch on your phone, and

choose to connect with the searched device “AGP-A25”.

When successfully connected, the player screen will show

“connection succeeded” with related icon will appear

on the right top of the screen.

NOTE: When connection failed, please go to Home

menu > Settings > Bluetooth settings > Clear the

pairings > Clearing the rx pairings to clear the paired

device first.

Play. When connected to smartphone, the player is ready

BT RX (Bluetooth Receiver Mode)

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