MP-Man MP-FUB27 Bedienungsanleitung
User’s manual
MP-FUB27
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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product please read these
instructions completely.
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The player characteristics
♠Supports MP3 and WMA music format.
♠Supports stereo FM radio
♠Supports USB function
♠Supports two lines of lyrics display synchronization
♠Big display (128*32) LCD display
♠Seven colors display
♠Supports Firmware upgrade function
♠Voice equalizer
♠GUI (graphical user interfaces).
Thebox:
(1) MP3 player 1Pcs
(2) Stereo earphone 1Pcs
(3) CD ROM 1Pcs
(4) Manual 1Pcs
(5) USB cable 1Pcs
(6) Battery 1.5V/”AAA” 1Pcs
PCneeds
(1) Pentium 100 MHz or faster
(2) Windows 95/98/2000/ ME/XP
(3) USB port
(4) CD- ROM driver
(5) 15MB of free space on harddisk
(6) 32 MB RAM
1.1 The player appearance interface
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(7)(8)
(9)
(10) (11) (12)
(13)
(14)
(4)
REC A-B
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(3)
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(1)
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(7)
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(9)
(10) (11) (12)
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1.2 The buttons
(1) “” ⇒OPEN/PLAY/PAUSE/STOP/POWER OFF
(2) “MODE” ⇒Switch modes, menu selection by pressing on button
(3) “” ⇒NEXT/FWD
(4) “” ⇒PREV/REV
(5) “VOL+”⇒Volume increase/fast increase
(6) “VOL-”⇒Volume decrease/fast decrease
(7) “HOLD” ⇒Keyboard lock switch
(8) “” ⇒Earphone input jack
(9) MIC ⇒Built-in microphone
(10) LCD⇒Liquid crystal display
(11) ⇒USB interface
(12) ⇒USB cover
(13) ⇒ Ribbon keyhole
(14) ⇒ Battery door
1.3 Push-button definition
Push-key includes four operation methods as short push, long push, push and
hold, single push.
1.4 Display
This player adopts big LCD of 128*32 lattice
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Current music number
Document
Play time
State display
Work mode
Repeat
A
-B Repeat
Power display
Hold icon
Music format
compression rate
A
ll music number Singer/Song/Lyrics display
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2 Display and operating instruction
2.1 Turning on the MP3 player
Push the “PLAY” button for several seconds. The LCD display will light up.
2.2 Main menu
- 1) MUSIC
- 2) FM
- 3) RECORD
- 4) VOICE
e 5 options by sliding the “MODE” button
ht “”or left “”. Then push shortly on the “MODE” button to enter
ain menu list is as following:
Five options:
- 5) SYSTEM
You can switch between thos
rig
the submenu or confirm the function.
The m
1. MUSIC
2. FM
3.RECORD
4. VOICE
5
Select “1.MUSIC” mode in the m
Press “MO to enter “MU C” mode.
ation
t will show the corresponding
C document should be
ith the name of the song. If no lyrics are available, it will show
r into playback submenu by pressing the “MODE” button during
back.
ain menu.
DE” key SI
5.SYSTEM 1. D
5.Back Light
6. Auto Off
7. Font Set
8. Contrast
9.Delete File
10. S/W version
11.Record Mode
12. Back Light
13. Exit
irectory
2. Lyric
3.Memory Info
4.Rec Filter
6. USB
2.2.1 Lyrics display synchroniz
The player supports LRC V0.2 format. I
lyrics synchronously with the playback. The LR
identical w
ID3 information.
2.2.2 Playback function submenu
Ente
play
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1. Repeat
The submenu structure:
2. EQ Select
3. A-B playRe
4. Exit
2.2.3 Repeat mode
Press “MODE” button to enter into repeat mode submenu:
1. Normal
2. Repeat One
3. Repeat All
4. Introduce
Select the desired playback ton right “”or left
“”. Confirm by pressing utton
1. Natural
mode by sliding the but
the “MODE” b
2.2.4 EQU mode
Enter into sound effect submenu.
2. Rock
3. POP
4. Classic
5. Soft
6. Jazz
7. DBB
8.User
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Choose a soundeffect by slidin ODE” button to the right “”
.5 A-B replay mode
idea of this mode is to select a part of a song that will be repeated
ou can imitate that song while your voice is recorded.
ashes.
Slide right “”to indicate the start of the section.
At this moment the “A-” is fix and the “B” starts to flash.
2.2.5.2 Record A-B section
After the replay from the A-B section , you can slide right“”to record
your own voice.The microphone icon becomes visible. The recordtime is the
ection.
it plays the original “A-B” section again.
g the “M
2.2
The
continuously.
Afterwards y
In the end the the real song and your recording will be heared.
2.2.5.1 Selection of the A-B section
t “A-B Replay” mode. The letter “A-” on the LCD screen flSelec
A-B
Slide right“”again to indicate the end of the section .
comes repeated play
continuously.
The “A-B” icon does not flash and the play“”icon be
“T”icon.
The selected section between point A and point B is repeated
A-B
same as the time of the A-B s
After finishing the recording,
A-B
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Slide right“”during the original playback to hear your recorded voice.
Otherwise the recording will restart, and the previous recording will be lost.
Push the “MODE”button any time to leave this menu.
M Reception
ode has five states: stop, search, receiving, auto, store.
ode in the main menu.
ode.
grams, slide right “” or left “”
ch station
includes manual, half-auto and auto.
e, push the “MODE “ button to enter “SEARCHING”
z by each right “” or
” slide. The channel range is 87.5-108 MHz.
M Reception
ode has five states: stop, search, receiving, auto, store.
ode in the main menu.
ode.
grams, slide right “” or left “”
ch station
includes manual, half-auto and auto.
e, push the “MODE “ button to enter “SEARCHING”
z by each right “” or
” slide. The channel range is 87.5-108 MHz.
2.3 F2.3 F
Radio mRadio m
Select “2. FM” mSelect “2. FM” m
Push the “MODE” button to enter FM radio mPush the “MODE” button to enter FM radio m
2.3.1 Radio2.3.1 Radio
Press “” button to play FM radio proPress “” button to play FM radio pro
to select the stored channels.to select the stored channels.
2.3.2 Sear2.3.2 Sear
Search stationSearch station
2.3.2.1 Manually searching
2.3.2.1 Manually searching
In “RECEIVING” statIn “RECEIVING” stat
state. The frequency will increase or decrease 0.1 MHstate. The frequency will increase or decrease 0.1 MH
left “left “
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ll automatically search
ailable station
uring auto searching, all the channels (87.5-108 MHz) will be searched,
found ,the device will store it automatically. The
time is temporary, if you really want to keep it, you
*) by pressing “” or
”.
DE” button to switch between receiving and searching state. In
Stop state, push “” button to en r receiving state if there are stations
on to enter stop the state.
2.3.2.2 Half-auto searching
In “ SEARCHING” state:
Slide right “” or left “” and hold. The device wi
for the next av
2.3.2.3 Auto searching
Push the “MODE” button and hold for a few seconds. The device will enter
auto searching mode
D
once a valid signals is
player can store uptill 30 channels (CH01-CH30).
Note: 1 storing at this
must exit the searching mode and press “” button to power off, the
station will be stored. If you interrupt the power prior to power off normally,
the station will not be stored.
2 Because the antenna of FM is connected to the earphone holder,the
earphone wire must be connected during searching.
2.3.2.4 Store station
During manual or half-automatic searching, press “” to save the
station and select the stored station number (CH*
“
Press “” button again to confirm storage. Push “MODE” button to
cancel storage and return to searching state.
Press “MO
te
stored and to enter searching state if there are no stations stored. During
receiving or searching state, push “” butt
In Stop state, press MODE key to exit main menu.
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