LENCO XEMIO-760 BT Bedienungsanleitung

USER’S MANUAL

XEMIO-760 BT

MP3 / MP4 player wi h Blue oo h

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Cau ions

•Do not place naked flames, such as lighted candles on or near the

product.

•Do not place objects filled with liquids, such as vases on or near the

product.

•Do not use or store this product in a place where it is subject to direct

sunlight, heat, excessive dust or vibration.

•Do not use this product with wet hands.

•Do not clean this product with water or other liquids.

•Do not block or cover the slots and holes in the product.

•Do not push foreign objects into the slots or holes in the product.

•Do not attempt to open this product yourself. here are no user

serviceable parts inside.

•Do not allow children access to plastic bags.

Safe y Warnings

•Before using this product, read and follow all warnings and instructions.

•his product is not intended for use by young children. Young children

should be properly supervised.

•his product is intended for household use only and not for commercial

or industrial use.

•Do not expose to dripping or splashing.

•No naked flame sources, such as lighted candles, should be placed on

the product.

•Ventilation should not be impeded by covering ventilation openings

with items such as newspapers, table cloths, curtains and the like.

•Make sure the unit is adjusted to a stable position. Damage caused by

using this product in an unstable position or by failure to follow any

other warning or precaution contained within this user manual will not

be covered by warranty.

We, suggests retaining the packaging in case for future transport of the

product.

If at any time in the future you should need to dispose of this product

please note that: All batteries and accumulators need to be removed from

this product (Removal of Waste Batteries and Accumulators).

WARNING: When participating in the traffic listening to a

personal music player can make the listener less aware of

potential dangers such as approaching cars.

WARNING: o prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen

at high volume levels for long periods.

A. Ge o know he con rols on Player

I em Descrip ion

1 TFT LCD Display (2 Inches, Color)

2 M Button (Call Menu / Submenu)

3 Button (Back / Fast-Rewind / Item Up)

4 Button (Next / Fast-Forward /Item Down)

5 Button (ON / OFF, Play / Pause, Select / Enter)

6 Button (Exit; Back to Previous Menu / Main Menu)

7 VOL Button (Volume Up)

8 VOL Button (Volume Down)

9 Microphone Position (Mono)

10 USB Micro Connector (PC Connection / Charge)

11 Memory Card Slo (for Micro/ F Card)

12 Earphone Output Jack (3.5mm Stereo)

B. Abou Player Ba ery

Player has an internal, non–user-replaceable battery. For best results,

the first time you use player, let it charge for about 2 hours or until the

battery status icon in the “Connect” screen shows that the battery is in full.

Ba ery is full

Note: Player may continue use battery power after it’s been turned off. For

maintain the battery life and performance, if unit isn’t used for a while, the

battery need to be recharged, recharging the battery at least once per

month.

a. Charging he Ba ery:

You can charge the player battery in two ways:

Connect player to your computer. Or,

Use the USB power charger. (not included)

b. Connec ion and Charging:

Once you have connected player with computer / power charger, then

you will see the “Choose connec ion ype:” screen appear to choose and

it will switch to Charge & ransfer” mode automatically if no action in 4 ~

5 seconds.

Choose “Charge & Transfer” to upload or download the media files with

your computer and charging the Player’s battery.

Choose “Charge & Play” to operates the Player’s function and the battery

charging in background.

he level bars are running in battery icon at the “Connect” screen. he

battery is in charging.

“Choose connec ype” “Charge & Transfer” “Charge & Play”

In Charging

Important: The battery does not charge when your computer is in sleep. The

US port on most keyboards does not provide enough power to charge the

player. Connect player to a US 2.0 port on your computer only to prevent

charge problem.

C. Connec ing and Disconnec ing Player

a. To Connec ing Player:

o connect player to your computer, plug the connector of USB Cable into

a USB port on your computer, and connect the other end to player,

hen the player is ready for media files transfer with your computer and

the battery is charging when “Charge & Transfer” mode is selected. And

the “Connec ” screen is appearing for view.

Now you can transfer the media files by using the computer mouse use

drag and place, or copy and paste, in between the player and your

computer.

b. To Disconnec ing Player:

It’s important not to disconnect player while it’s syncing or transferring

files. Eject the player before disconnect it.

o eject player, press once M button, the “Connec ” screen will switch to

“Main Menu” screen. And now is safe to disconnect the player with your

computer. Unplug the USB cable from the player. Or,

If you’re using a Windows PC, you can also eject player in My Computer

or by clicking the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the Windows

system tray, select the correspondence name of USB Device and choose

“Stop” > choose “Confirm” > choose “Confirm” follow by the pop-up

windows you’re your computer.

If you’re using a Mac, you can also eject player by dragging the player

icon on the desktop to the rash.

Disconnect the USB cable from the player and computer, simply remove

it.

If you accidentally disconnect player without ejecting it, reconnect it to

your computer and sync again. However, some media file may loss.

D. Ge ing S ar he Player

Turn ON / OFF he player and use of Main Menu:

o turn ON the player, press and hold the button for 3 seconds, then

you will see any one of the following shown Main Menu screen,

“Blue oo h / Music / Movie / Record / Pic ure / Se up / eBook”, will

appear on LCD after the Loading and Opening screen have displayed.

o turn OFF the player, press and hold the button for 3 seconds.

“Main Menu” screens

E. Use Se up Menu

You might need to set date & time or change some default setting as you

desired in setup menu before you start to use the player.

o go into setup menu, from main menu, choose “Se up” by using /

and buttons, a “Se up” menu appears to use;

For back to previous menu or main menu, press or pressing button

during in setup menu and submenu.

“Se up” Menu

a. Sleep imer:

In Setup menu, choose “Sleep imer”, by using / and buttons

then choose “Off” to switch off it. ( factory default is “Off”)

In Setup menu, choose “Se sleep imer” to switch On the sleep timer, a

levels bar with number appear to use, then choose “1 ~ 99” (Minutes) as

you want by using / buttons and buttons.

he Player will turn off itself automatically as your desired time set.

b. Display se ings:

You can set the backlight to illuminate the screen for a certain amount of

time as you desired, or make the backlight to “always On” when every time

you turn ON the player.

In Setup menu, choose “Display se ings” > choose “Backligh imer”, a

list appear to use, then chose “Always On / 10 / 20 / 30 seconds” as you

desired by using / buttons and buttons. Choose “Always On”

to prevent the LCD backlight from turning to off. (choosing this option

decrease battery performance)

Choose “Screen saver” > choose “Digi al clock” or “Screen off” to turn

On and Off the screen saver function. Chosen digital clock to display the

date and time when the screen saver if in On.

c. Da e & Time:

In Setup menu, choose “Da e and ime” by using / button and

button, a list appears to use.

Se Time

Choose “Time se ings” to set clock, then choose “Se ime forma ” or

“Se ime” as you want;

Choose “Se ime forma ” then choose “12 Hours / 24 Hours” show

format as you desired.

Choose “ Se ime”, a clock interface will appear to set;

he “Hour / Minu e” set item is highlighted, press M button to switch in

between Hour and ime which you want to set. And adjusting hour and

minute to current time by pressing the / button.

Finally, you need to press the button to confirm the adjustment and

the screen will back to previous menu.

Se Da e

Choose “Da e se ings” to date, then choose “Se da e forma ” or “Se

da e” as you want;

Choose “Se da e forma ” then choose “MM DD YYYY / YYYY MM DD”

which format as you desired.

Choose “ Se da e”, a date interface will appear to set;

he “MM / DD / YY” set item is highlighted, press M button to switch in

between day, month and year which you want to set. And adjusting them

to current date by pressing the / button.

Finally, you need to press the button to confirm the adjustment and

the screen will back to previous menu.

d. Language:

his player can use difference OSD languages.

o set the language, choose “Language”, and then choose which

language as you desired by using / buttons and button.

e. Informa ion:

You can view about the player information and disk memory status, such

as firmware version, remaining memory space available and the number of

support media files available in player.

In Setup menu, choose “Informa ion” by using / button and

button, a list appears to use.

Choose “Player informa ion” or “Disk space” which you want to view.

f. Fac ory Se ings:

In Setup menu, choose “Fac ory se ings”, a dialog “Res ore fac ory

se ings?” will pop up to confirm;

Choose “Yes” to confirm. Or, “No” to abort.

Press button to exit Setup menu.

F. Use Blue oo h Menu

From main menu, choose “Blue oo h” menu by using / and

buttons, a Bluetooth list menu “Search Device / Device’s Lis / All Music

/ BT Now Playing” is appear to choose;

Before pairing, please make sure your Bluetooth Receiver Device

supports Bluetooth A2DP profile.

Keep the device in 1 meter of your Bluetooth receiver device.

Switch on your Bluetooth receiver device and enable it to searching /

pairing mode.

a. Search Device

Choose “Search Device” to enter into the Bluetooth searching mode by

using / and buttons on player, the device searching mode is

starting, for approximate 10 ~ 20 seconds, a device(s) name list will

appear to choose for pairing.

Choose the device’s name which you want to pair then choose

“Pair/Connec ” by using / and buttons, wait for few

seconds both device should be paired and the first song in music list will

playing automatically from you Bluetooth receiver device. And,

he screen is switch to “BT Now Playing” interface and a Bluetooth icon

“ “is displaying at the information bar, the Bluetooth is in transmitting.

o search for new Bluetooth Device;

Before you search for new device, please disconnect the current paired

device. For better result, turn the paired Bluetooth receiver to power off.

Choose “Search Device” the device searching mode will start again for

new device(s) name list to choose again;

Choose new found and wanted Bluetooth receiver device for pairing.

b. Device’s Lis

Choose “Device’s Lis ” to enter into the paired device list, you can

Bluetooth Transmission is On

disconnect or un-pair it, also can re-connect those devices if it’s in

operating range.

In device’s list, choose the device’s name and choose you desired

function “Disconnec ” or “Connec / Unpair” as you want. However,

make sure that you have disconnected the linking device before connect

the new wanted device.

Reconnect a pair Bluetooth device;

Automatically connecting: every time when turn “On” the Bluetooth

transmission function, it will automatically reconnect to the last

connected device if the receiver device is still in reconnect mode.

However, some Bluetooth receiver device may need to turn it “Off and

On” again for reconnecting. If not;

Manual connecting: some Bluetooth receiver device may need to

reconnect manually; turn it power Off and On again for reconnecting. Or;

Choose “Device’s Lis ” again by using / and buttons, then

choose the known device and choose “Connect” for reconnecting.

c. All Music

Choose “All Music” to enter into music list, you can direct select the

wanted music for play and transmitting by using / and

buttons

d. BT Now Playing

Choose “BT Now Playing” to return now playing interface.

In “B Now Playing” interface, you can selects; Previous / Next song file,

Play / Pause the song and adjust the Volume Up/Down by using the /

, and / buttons.

To Recall he Blue oo h’s Submenu / Exi Blue oo h Func ion

Press button, to recall the Bluetooth’s submenu. Or,

Pressing button until a “Exi BT Transmission?” dialog appear for

confirm. Choose “Yes” to exit by using / and buttons, the

Bluetooth function will turn Off and return to main menu screen. Choose

“No” to abort.

Bluetooth Function Limitation:

1. When you turn the player into luetooth audio transmitting mode, the

player earphone output sound will turned to Off automatically;

2. OGG & ACE are not support for luetooth audio transmission function.

G. Use Music Menu

You can use this music player to playback with almost full format of music

file of audio coding. o open the music player in Main Menu:

From main menu, choose “Music” by using / and button, a

list menu appears to use;

Choose “Ar is s / Albums / Genres / All song / Upda e Playlis ” as you

desired;

Choose “Ar is s” to enter folder(s) list menu grouping by Artist name,

then choose who name of Artist folder > choose a song file in list where

start the play.

Choose “Albums” to enter folder(s) list menu grouping by Album name,

then choose who name of Album folder > choose a song file in list where

start the play.

Choose “Genres” to enter folder(s) list menu grouping by Genres name,

then choose who name of Genres folder > choose a song file in list where

start the play.

Choose “All song” to enter all songs list menu to select a song where

start the play. (Depend on current location of Local Folder and Card

Folder last chosen. And default is Local folder if Micro SD card is not

inserted)

Choose “Upda e playlis ” to update the playlist when you found it show

incorrect; actually, it is normal due to some media files could be manual

deleted in player’s memory by user in some case. However, update the

playlist when necessary.

Choose “Local Folder” to use player’s internal memory as current

location, you will see all supported song files will list out in playlist when

item selected.

Choose “Card Folder” to use Micro SD Card memory as current location,

you will see all supported song files will list out in playlist when item

selected. However, a “Create list or not” will appear to confirm when

every time the Micro SD Card is plug in and used. Choose “Yes” to process,

a playlist will be generated for use. Choose “No” to abort.

Remark: The “Local Folder” and “Card Folder” items are will be existed only

in music menu when Micro SD card has plugged into the player.

“Music Menu”

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