MP-Man MP-CS100 Bedienungsanleitung

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MP-CS100

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Table of Contents

1. Overview

1.1 Specifications

1.2 Button Function Definitions

1.3 Button Pressing Modes

1.4 Recording Function of the A-B Button

1.5 Short-Cut Function of the MODE Button

1.6 Standard Control Interface

1.7 Battery Level

1.8 Battery charge

2. Main Menu

3. Turn On/Off

4. Musical File Playback

4.1 The Stop Interface

4.2 Functions in the Playing Interface

4.3 Functions in the Lyrics Show Interface

4.4 Auto Off

5. Voice REC

6. Play REC

7. Picture Viewer

8. Setting

8.1. Clock

8.2. LCD Set

8.3. Language

8.4. Power Saving

8.5. Replay Mode

8.6 Memory Info

8.7 Firmware Version

9. VIDEO

10. E-BOOK

11. UDISK

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12. Upgrade

13. Notice

14. MP-CS100 Utility

14.1 install

14.2 AMV Convert Tool

14.3 AMV Player

14.4 MP3 Player Update Tool

14.5 Sound Convert Tool

14.6 Uninstall

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1 Overview

96x64 full-color MP3 Player adopts the ATJ2085 standard solution. In addition

to the four functions of playing MP3/WMA files, digital recording, USB Disk

storage, E-book, the player also has the added ability of playing AMV movie

files (A special software is required to perform necessary conversions.), as well

as the added function of viewing pictures.

The common functions of the product:

zPlaying of musical files and recorded files stored in up to 99 subdirectories

of the same level directory.

zRecognizing of up to 99-recorded files in each directory.

zDeleting either single or all musical (or recorded) files in the current

directory of the player.

zOff Status Memorization: When turned on, the player can return to the last

off-status, including the musical file to be played and the recording position.

zResuming playing: The player can memorize the position where it stops

playing the musical file in a directory. Once the Play button is pressed after

turn on the player, the player will start playing the musical file just from

the point where it stops last time.

Included accessories

zDigital Audio Player

zStereo Earphone

zmini USB cable

zInstallation CD

zAC Adapter

zUser Quick guide

1.1 Specifications

z65,000 OLED full-color Display

zSupport MP3, WMA and WAV

zCreative AMV function

zSupport JPEG、BMP、GIF browsing

zPlay music with 16-Level Speed

zDouble-screen lyrics sync display, facilitating lyrics learning and

memorizing.

zFriendly fade playback, more comfortable to your ears.

zGraphical operation interface, removable disk folder management

zBuilt-in microphone, hi-fi recording, short-cut start, 70 hours continuous

recording (with 256MB memory)

zUSB 2.0 (Full-Speed) interface, with a max speed of 1000K Byte/S

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zPowerful expandability, online firmware upgrading

zConvenient language learning features, a true digital repeating device,

segment A-B repeating, follow speaking by contrasting with original sound,

16-level variable-speed playback.

zFor Windows ME/2000/XP, no drivers are needed. For Windows 98, you

should install its driver.

zLithium Battery

1.2Button Function Definitions

1.3 Button Pressing Modes

There are three ways for operating buttons:

1.3.1 Short-Press

In cases of buttons with both long and short press functions, the buttons

will function as a short-press once they are released within 1.2 seconds (Play,

Stop, Last, Next).

If a button has only short-press functions, the button will respond only

once when it is released without time limits.

1.3.2 Long-Press: Press a button for longer than 1.2 seconds, then the button

will function as a long-press. (On/Off, Forward/Backward)

1.3.3 Hold On: From the time when the button is pressed to the time when it

is released, the button is responded at a certain rate for several times.

(Volume Adjustment)

①Internal Microphone

②65K color OLED display

③Turn On, Turn Off, Play, Pause,

and Stop

④

Switching working Mode,

Menu options,

Interface switching

+/- Volume up or down

Move to Right, Forward

Move to Left, Backward

⑤USB connecter

⑥Special A-B repeat / Recording

button

⑦Equalizer button

⑧Power on or off / Reset switch

⑨Earphone jack

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1.4 Recording Function of the A-B Button

Except the recorded file playback and musical file playback interface, repeat

interface, upgrading interface and U Disk interface, the A-B button functions as

a hot recording button in all other interfaces. A short-press of the A-B button

will take you to the recording interface and start recording.

1.5 Short-Cut Function of the MODE Button

In the music playback, recorder, recorded file playback, radio, pictures and

settings interfaces, except the special inapplicable cases, a long-press of the

MODE button will stop the current operation and return to the main menu.

1.6 Standard Control Interface

Standard Menu

Note: The standard menu offers a menu selection interface. In each functional

module interface, the standard menu will be repeatedly used. Every time when

entering the interface, its format is as shown in the Fig below.

zUp to 4 items can be displayed in one screen. If the number of the items is

less than 4, the items will be displayed from top to down.

zThe item with the background is the one currently selected.

zPress the Mode button to select and enter this option.

zA short-press of the PLAY button will quit the menu.

zButton Functions of the Standard Menu

zA short-press or long-press of “Vol-” will move the background downward

step by step till the item at the bottom, then turn over to the next screen

till the last screen, then go back to the first screen.

zA short-press or long-press of “Vol+” is opposite to that of “Vol-”.

zA short-press of MODE will select the enabled icon and execute its

corresponding function.

zA short-press of A-B will enter the recording mode and start recording.

zA short-press of PLAY will quit the menu.

zSpecial Quit Function

Auto quit for idling for 5 seconds.

Restore of the enabled position

Each time when you enter the menu, the player will restore to the enabled

position where you quit last time.

The Standard Slide Bar

Note: The standard slide bar offers an interface for selecting numbers. In each

functional module interface, the standard slide bar will be repeatedly used.

Its format is as shown in the Fig below.

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zThe slide block can be moved to left or right.

zThe number “6” in the Fig is the figure that corresponds to the position of

the slide block.

zButton Function in the Slide Bar Interface

zA short-press or long-press of NEXT will move the slide block a step to right.

The corresponding number will be displayed step by step till the max

number.

zA short-press or long-press of LAST will move the enabled position a step

to left. The corresponding number will be displayed step by step till the min

number.

zA short-press of MODE will finish the setting and quit.

zA short-press of A-B will enter the recording interface and start recording.

1.7 Battery Level

zThere are all together 9 levels for measuring the battery energy.

zstands for low battery. stands for full battery.

1.8 Battery Charge

zUSB charge:

Connect to PC directly via USB: The MP3 display will automatically indicate

the link menu after the connection, and the battery icon at the right bottom

of the menu will demonstrate the recharging in a motional way provided the

battery is low. Contrarily it will demonstrate a full battery icon if the battery

is full. Shortly press the MODE key to enter the main operation interface,

and you will still find the battery indication under the interface of “Music”,

“Voice” and so on.

Remarks: Link menu still being indicated during re-plugging and re-

unplugging.

zAdapter charge:

Connect directly to Adapter under power-off mode: The MP3 display will

automatically indicate the recharging menu after the connection, and the

battery icon at the right bottom of the menu will demonstrate the

recharging in a motional way provided the battery is low. Contrarily it will

demonstrate a full battery icon if the battery is full. Shortly press the MODE

key to enter the main operation interface, and you will still find the battery

indication under the interface of “Music”, “Voice” and so on.

Remarks: The current operation interface will not be influenced when

connecting to the Adapter under power-on mode, and the recharging

process is still noticeable

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2Main Menu

There are 8 functions available: music, recorder, voice, radio, pic, settings,

video and e-book.

2.1.1 The interface is as shown in the Fig below.

Each round icon stands for a mode. You can only enter the mode represented

by the one that is located in the center and has colors.

2.1.2 Button Function in the Main Interface

zA short-press or long-press of NEXT will cycle the selection position to

right.

zA short-press or long-press of LAST will cycle the selection position to left.

zA short-press of MODE will confirm and enter this mode. A Long-press will

return to the main interface.

zA short-press of A-B will enter the recording function and start recording.

zA long-press of PLAY will turn the player off.

3Turn On/Off

3.1 Turn Off

A long-press of PLAY will turn off the player.

When the player idles for a time that reaches what the user specifies to turn

off the player, the player will be turned off automatically. When the USB port

of the player is connected to a PC, however, this function will be overridden.

3.2 Turn On

A long-press of PLAY will turn on the player.

3.3 Low Battery

If the battery is low, the player will automatically go into the Stand By mode.

In this case, do not turn on the player again.

4Musical File Playback

The Musical File Playback function realize the playback of musical files in MP3

and WMA formats along with the features of repeating, following and

contrasting. It has the interfaces of Stop, Playing, Lyrics Display, Repeating,

Deleting, Directory Selecting, as well as function selection and settings.

4.1 The Stop Interface

In the Stop interface, the current music stops at the current playback position,

waiting for the operations from the user. Even if the user turns off the player,

it should restore to this status to realize the function of resuming playback. If

you stop in the lyrics mode, please go in interfaces other than lyrics. In the

Stop interface, you can choose the current song.

The interface is as shown in the Fig below.

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z①indicates that the current musical file is in the WMA format with a

bit rate of 64Kbit.

z②represents that the current cycle mode is Repeat 1.

z③indicates that the current EQ is Classic.

z④shows that the current playback position is at 00:03 and the

total playback time

z⑤show that the folder name

z⑥scroll that the ID3 tag l

z⑦indicates that the current musical file is the first one and the

total number of the musical files is 15. The total number refers to the number

of musical files in the current directory.

z⑧indicates that the volume level

z⑨represents that the current song has its lyric.

zⓑindicates that the battery level

4.1.1Button Function in the Stop Interface

zLong-Press of MODE: Enter into the main menu.

zShort-Press of MODE: Enter into the Stop menu interface.

zShort-Press of PLAY: Play musical files.

zLong-Press of PLAY: Turn the player off.

zHold-On of NEXT: Cycle to the next song in the current directory and the

time position of musical files is reset to zero.

Hold-On of LAST: Function oppositely to NEXT.

zShort-Press of “Vol+” or ”Vol-”: Adjust the volume.

zShort-Press of A-B: Switch to the recording interface and start recording.

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zShort-Press of EQ: Switch the sound effects.

4.1.2The Stop Menu Interface

Note: You can select Local folder, Delete, Repeat and Exit. When you enter

into this interface, the enabled position is the one where you quit last time.

The interface is as shown in the Fig below.

zThe strip indicates the enabled icon.

z“Delete”: This is the name of the current enabled option.

4.1.3The Deleting Interface

Note: You can delete a single file or all files in here.

The File Selection Interface is as shown in the Fig below.

<musical file playback interface – Stop Menu – Deleting Files

– File Selection>

In this interface, press MODE to enter into the Deleting Ways selection

interface. See the Fig below.

<musical file playback interface – stop Menu – deleting files –

deleting ways>

Button Function in the Deleting Interface

zLong-Press of PLAY: Turn the player off.

zShort-Press of PLAY: Return to the Stop Interface.

zShort-Press of A-B: Switch to the recording interface and start recording.

4.1.4Directory Selection Interface

Note: You can select the valid directory (the directory that contains musical

files) here to change the current playback directory. When you enter into this

interface, you are located at the current directory of the current disk.

The interface is as shown in the Fig below.

<musical file playback interface – Stop Menu – Local folder

Selection>

zSupport the long name of directory

zExcept the root directory, only valid directories are displayed.

Button Function in the Directory Selection Interface

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zShort-Press or Long-Press of “Vol-”: The selection strip switches to the next

directory one by one. The selection strip scrolls in a way of two lines.

zShort-Press or Long-Press of “Vol+”: The selection strip switches to the last

directory one by one. The selection strip scrolls in a way of two lines.

zA short-press of MODE will select the directory and return to the Stop

interface. If the current directory (including the disk) is changed, then you

need to reset the current file as the first, otherwise, the file and playback

position will not be changed.

zA long-press of PLAY will turn the player off.

zA short-press of PLAY will return to the Stop Interface.

zA short-press of A-B will enter into the recording function.

4.2 Functions in the Playing Interface

4.2.1 The Playing interface is as shown in the Fig below.

zCeline Dion – My Heart Will Go On: These text will scroll horizontally

while the song is playing.

Note : Button Function in the Playing interface

zShort-Press of MODE: Enter into the Playing menu interface.

zLong-Press of MODE: If there is the corresponding lyric, then you will enter

into the Lyrics interface. If there is no corresponding lyrics, then the song

will stop playing and you will enter the main menu.

zShort-Press of PLAY: Enter into the Stop Interface.

zLong-Press of NEXT: Function as fast forward till the end of a song.

zLong-Press of LAST: Function as fast backward till the beginning of a song.

zShort-Press of NEXT: The music fades out in 2 seconds. The player jumps

to the next song and start playing. In this case, the next song is selected

based on the current playing mode. If the current mode is Cycling One,

then the next song is selected based on Cycling All.

zShort-Press of LAST: Function oppositely to NEXT.

zHold-On of “Vol+”: The volume will increase.

zHold-On of “Vol-”: The volume will decrease.

zShort-Press of A-B: Enter into the Repeat interface and confirm the A point.

One more short-press of A-B will confirm the B point and start repeating

the segment between A and B. The third short-press of A-B will cancel the

repeating.

4.2.2Invalid Files Processing

When the player encounters invalid files during auto or manual selection of

songs, the message “Format Error” will display. Two seconds later, the player

will return to the Stop interface.

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