Spectare SP12108 Bedienungsanleitung

User Guide

Model SP12108

7” Slim Line

Entertainment Station

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LIMITED WARRANTY

Manufacture Warranty: 90 Days from receipt of the product

Spectare branded products purchased from the SpectareStore.com, through

our online listings, or through our authorized retail partners are warranted

against defects in materials and/or workmanship under normal use for a period

of 90 days from date of purchase by the original purchaser ("Warranty Period").

If a defect arises and a valid claim is received within the Warranty Period, at its

option, Spectare Products will either:

1. Repair the defect at no charge, using new or refurbished replacement parts.

2. Replace the product with a new product that is at least functionally

equivalent to the original product.

3. Provide a store credit in the amount of the purchase price of the original

product.

A replacement product or part, including a user-installable part installed in

accordance with instructions provided by Spectare Products, assumes the

remaining warranty of the original product. When a product or part is

exchanged, any replacement item becomes your property and the replaced

item becomes property of the Spectarestore.com. When a store credit is given,

the original product must be returned to the Spectarestore.com and becomes

property of the SpectareStore.

To obtain warranty service please fill out our web form with a detailed

description of your problem:

http://spectareproducts.com/support/contactsupport.html

A member of our support team will contact you and arrange to have your

item(s) returned to us for repair or replacement at the following location:

SuMaWah LLC / Spectare Products

6081 Meridian Ave STE 70-308

San Jose, CA 95120

All repairs and replacements must be authorized in advance. Service

options, parts availability and response times will vary. You are responsible for

delivery and the cost of delivery of the product or any parts to our service center

for replacement, per our instructions.

User Notice

This product has met

electronic emissions

standard required. It

can be used safely at

home.

Contents

Before Operation

Product Introduction

Safety Precautions 3

Package Contents 5

Product Overview 6

Basic Operation

Power Connection 7

Insert a memory card 8

Photo

Music 10

Photo+Music

Movie

eBook 13

Edit 14

Clock 16

Alarm 17

Connect PC 18

Setup 19

Question & Answer 20

Troubleshooting 21

Specifications 22

Advanced Operation

Customer management

FCC and Safety information

FCC Part 15.19

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to

the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interface,

and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC part 15.21

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the

party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the

equipment.

FCC part 15.105

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules, These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to correct the interference by on or more of the

following measures:

•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

•Connect the equipment into an outlet on circuit different form that to which the

receiver is connected.

•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help.

This Spectare Entertainment Station is a convenient image and media album

that keeps your favorite photos, movies, music and other media at your

fingertips.

With its bright and vivid LCD screen, the Entertainment Station eliminates the

need for printing out your photos so you to share and enjoy your digital

photos and other media conveniently.

With its diverse file management functions and convenient size you can enjoy

and share your memories anytime and anywhere.

Before Operation

Product Introduction

Note: All data are provided for reference purposes only. We reserve the right to

make any changes without prior notice.

The numbers of photos, songs and movies to be stored to the internal

memory will vary according to the size of the file being saved

For more updated information go to:

http://spectareproducts.com/support/.

Before Operations

Safety Precautions

Please read the following guidelines carefully to ensure user safety.

Power precautions

WARNING: indicates information that, if neglected, could result in serious

injury and/or death to the user.

CAUTION: indicates information that, if neglected, could result injury to the

user and/or material damage.

01.User only the authorized power

supply product. Failure to do so could

result in product malfunction.

02.When connecting the power source,

make sure that your hands are free of

moisture. Failure to do so could result in

electrical shock.

03.Make sure that the power supply is

firmly plugged in and not loose. Failure to

do so could result in electrical shock.

04.Do not let the power cord get overly

entangled and do not place any heavy

objects on the cord. Failure to do so could

result in electrical shock.

05.Do not connect the power supply to an

electrical power strip with other various

connections. Failure to do so could result in

fire.

06.Disconnect the power supply during

inclement weather conditions that include

thunder and lightning. Failure to do so could

result in fire or damage to the unit.

Customer Management

Specifications

Display: 7” TFT LCD Digital Screen

Resolution: 800(RGB)×480(Pixels)(16:9)

Internal memory: 2GB

Power: AC Adapter, Input 110-220V; Output 5V, 2A

Environmental operating ranges

Operation: 32～95F, Humidity 0～8 5 %

Storage: -4～140F, Humidity 10～90 %

1. Check if the card is damaged.

2. Check if the card is inserted into the memory card slot correctly

3. Pull out the card, and then insert again

4. Restart the Entertainment Station machine after inserting the card.

Entertainment Station machine is not working

1. Turn off the power, and then turn it on again.

2. Connect to the AC adapter and then try to turn it on- leave it charging for at

at least 4 to 5 hours before using with the battery..

Please read the following guidelines carefully to ensure user safety and

avoid malfunction.

Before Operations

Safety Precautions

Product Related Precautions

01. Dropping the product or

subjecting it to a significant impact

can cause critical damage.

02.Spilling water or any other liquid

on the product can cause critical

damage.

03. Striking or scratching the LCD

screen may cause critical damage.

04. When cleaning the LCD screen,

turn off the power and wipe it gently

with a soft cloth.

05. Do not subject the product to

severe humidity and/or heat.

06. Make sure to power off the unit

before disconnecting the power

supply.

Troubleshooting

No power

For the most recent Question and Answers plus troubleshooting tips go to:

http://spectareproducts.com/support/

then select the 7” Entertainment Station from the menu.

Customer Management

1.Check if the power button is on

2.Check if the power outlet is operational

3.Check if the power cord is damaged

4.Check if the power plug is firmly connected to your machine.

Can not read the card

Can not read music

This unit only supports WMA or Mp3 files with bit rate: 32Kbps—192Kbps If your

music is in a different format it should be converted using the ASSP sofware

tool- see page 18 for more details.

What are the supported formats of

photo,video and audio?

PHOTO: BMP JPEG

AUDIO: WMA MP3

VIDEO: MPEG 1,2,4; DIVX / XVID; AVI; DAT

Does the Entertainment Station have

a built-in memory?

Yes, it has an internal memory to store media files. This memory is accessible

when the unit is connected to the computer. Do not rename this storage device.

Can I insert multiple memory cards? You can insert one SD, MMC or MS card at time.

Why doesn't the picture cover the entire

screen?

The resolution of the picture to cover the entire screen must be greater

than 800x480 pixels. If your image is less than this then it will not fill the screen

Can the Entertainment Station player

connect with all computers?

The USB port of the PC must be USB2.0 and the PC must have

windows 2000 or above.

Why machine does not display picture

quickly after inserting memory cards?

If your picture has a high resolution it may take longer to load the image. You

may convert your images to lower resolution using the ASSP application

included on the internal memory (see page 18 for more details).

The Entertainment Station does The unit only suports .TXT format, please make sure that the format is correct.

Why nothing appears when I choose to

play movie?

Where to get eBooks? go to and find a list about where to get www.spectareproducts.com/support

eBooks. Make sure download eBooks in TXT format.

What is the ASSP software?

How to put the eBooks or video files into

the memory?

Just use the unit as a regular storage device, copy and paste the files from

the PC to the internal memory.

Case Earphone

not read my E-book file?

1. There’s no power in the battery so you may have to connect with power

adapter for charging.

2. The video format is not supported- make sure your movie is an AVI file.

The ASSP is software in the internal memory of your Entertainment

Station machine to manage the pictures and audio files to optimize the

utilization of the source of the memory. It is inapplicable to manage

eBooks and video files (see page 18 for more details).

Before Operations

Package Contents

Entertainment Station User manual

AC Adapter USB cable

Customer Management

For the most recent Question and Answers plus troubleshooting tips go to:

http://spectareproducts.com/support/

then select the 7” Entertainment Station from the menu.

Question Answer

Question & Answer

1. TXT: press to enter the E-book reading mode directly.

2. MOVIE: press to enter the video mode directly.

3. MUSIC: press to enter the music and audio mode directly.

4. PHOTO: press to enter photo slide show mode directly.

5. Navigation buttons: press to move the cursor up/down/left/right.

6. OK: press to enter or confirm.

7. EXIT: press to return the previous menu.

8. OFF/ON: turn the power on or off.

9. SD/MMC: insert the SD/MMC cards.

10. PHONE: insert the earphone.

11. USB: connection of the USB cable from the unit to PC.

12. DC IN: insert the AC power adapter to the unit for charging or use

from AC power

In the main menu, select the Setup menu, and press OK to enter into the Setup

Menu mode.

In the Setup Menu, use the navigation buttons to select the Photo Setting icon,

and set the Interval Time, Transition Effect, Show Type and Browse mode.

In the Setup Menu, use the navigation buttons to select the Auto-play icon, you

can set Photo/Music/Movie auto-play on or off.

In the Setup Menu, use the navigation buttons to select the Display Setup icon,

you can adjust the Brightness, Contrast, TFT Brightness, TFT Contrast, and FTF

Saturation.

In the Setup Menu, use the navigation buttons to select the Custom Setup icon,

you can select the OSD Language, Repeat mode, Set Date&Time, and Default

mode in the menu.

1. Use the navigation buttons to select the Exit icon, and press OK to return to

the Main Menu.

2. Press the EXIT on the unit to return the Main Menu.

Product Overview

Before Operation

NOTE: The unit may differ slightly in appearance with the

provided images.

Advanced Operations

Settings

Photo Setting

Auto-play

Display Setup

Custom Setup

Exit

1. Connect the power adapter to the DC IN 5V jack on the up side of your

machine.

2. Plug the AC adapter to a power jack to supply power to the machine and

4. If there no power in the built-in battery, the machine will shutdown

automatically.

Basic Operations

Power Connection

Use the supplied USB cable to connect your Entertainment Station to PC. Insert

the small end of the USB cable into the unit and the large end into an open USB

slot on your computer. After connection the internal memory and any card inserted

into the unit will be accessible in Windows

by going to the “MY COMPUTER” Window and

accessing the “removable disc” icons(s). Under

a Mac OS-X system the unit will show up on

the Mac desktop.

To disconnect; User the “Safely Remove Hard-

ware” icon on the task bar window to remove

the device. Then disconnect the USB cable.

of your machine, the ASSP software

will be deleted.

In this situation, you can still use the machine as a regular storage device, you

machinecan copy, paste, delete files after connecting your to the PC.

Attention: You may find a series of files named “WMEncoder.exe”, “FileConverter.exe”,

“encoder.exe”, “Autorun.inf” and “gdiplus.dll” in the internal memory of the

unit. Please do not delete these files or the ASSP software will not function properly

Attention: Once you format the internal memory

3. When charging up the battery, the indicator beside the DC IN jack will

illuminate red, after charging up the battery for 4-5 hours the

indicator will turn green and the battery is ready for use.

charge up the built-in battery.

The ASSP in the internal memory is software designed to manage

the picture and audio files and optimize the utilization of the memory.

The ASSP is can not manage e-book and video files.

To manage e-book and video files you can copy video or .txt files directly to the

unit after connecting the unit to the PC.

Using the ASSP Software

1.Click “Add File”, your computer’s files and folders will appear, double click the file or photo

to add them to your machine.

2.Hold on “Shift” or “Ctrl”, you can download multi files or

photos to your machine. In this way, the photos

downloaded will be stored at 480X800 pixels to suit your

machine’s screen and the MP3 files will be transferred

into WMA file.

When you have finished the operation, please safely

remove the USB cable from your PC.

Connect to PC

Advanced Operations

1. If your PC has set as auto-run, you will enter into the ASSP interface

automatically after the unit has been connected to your computer via USB.

2. Anti-virus software may prevent the ASSP software to be launched and

make the “autorun.inf” invalid. In this situation, the files are set as hidden.

If you want to autorun the ASSP, you can set your PC to display

hidden files and click on the ASSP application file.

The ASSP Software

Insert a memory card

Insert card in the direction indicated by the arrow on the top of the card.

(the side of the memory card on which sticker is affixed should face the

frame)

SD,MMC cards are compatible with this unit. Aligning the

memory card upside down and forcing the card in the frame may cause

damage. Please take caution when inserting a memory card.

Removing the Memor y Card

When removing a memory card from the unit pull the card straight

up and away. Avoid bending the card.

In the main menu, select the Alarm icon and press OK to enter the Alarm

Alarm Setting

Exit

1. In the alarm setting mode, select the Exit icon to return the Main Menu.

2. Press the EXIT button on the unit to go back to the Main Menu.

Alarm

Setting interface.

In the alarm setting mode, select the “Enable” icon to set the

or “OFF”.

Step 1.

alarm “ON”

In the alarm setting mode, select the “Set Time” icon and

set the alarm time.

Step 2.

press OK to

NOTE: Set the desired alarm time and select “OK” to save the operation,

or select “Cancel” to exit without changes.

Basic Operations Advanced Operations

Browse Photos

Photo Slide Show Mode

1. In the main menu, select the PHOTO icon and press” OK” then

select the memory location and press OK again to display the

pictures in the thumbnail mode.

2. In thumbnail mode, select the the photo you wish to view and press

OK or select “Slide Show” to start viewing photos automatically.

Thumbnail Mode

In the slide show mode, press EXIT to enter the Thumbnail Mode.

Rotate a Photo

Tip 1. When display the photos, press the right/left navigation button to

rotate the displaying photo right/left by 90° with each press.

Tip 2. In thumbnail mode, activate the Rotate icon, and press OK button

to rotate the desired photo for 90°once operation.

NOTE: When you begin rotating a photo in thumbnail mode, the Rotate icon

will change to the Reset icon automatically, press the Reset icon to

reset all the photos; the Slide Show icon will be changed to the

Return icon, press the icon to return to the previous mode.

In the main menu, select the Clock menu, and press OK to enter the clock

display interface.

Clock Setting

Step 1. In the calendar interface, press EXIT to enter the Clock

Setting mode.

Step 2. In the Clock Setting mode, active the Display icon and set the clock

displaying in three different mode: Digital Clock, Analog Clock,

Clock&Calendar.

Exit

1. In the clock interface press the EXIT twice to return the Main Menu.

2. In the Clock Setting interface select the “ Exit” icon to return to the

Main Menu.

Photo

Clock displaying interface Calendar displaying interface

Basic OperationsAdvanced Operations

Clock

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