Madia - Mp3 player Sunstech - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	MP3 player
Brand	Sunstech
Model	Madia
Dimensions (W x H x D)	47 x 85 x 15 mm
Weight	38.5 g
Display	1.5" TFT color display
Battery Type	Built-in Li-Polymer
Charging Time	Approx. 2-4 hours
Interface	USB 2.0 High Speed
Memory Support	Up to 16GB microSD card
Audio Formats	MP3 (8-320 kbps), WMA (5-384 kbps)
Video Formats	AMV (conversion required for other formats)
Image Formats	JPEG, BMP, GIF
Text Format	TXT
Recording	WAV audio recording
FM Radio	FM tuner (87.0-108.0 MHz or 76.0-90.0 MHz Japan band)
Pedometer	Steps, path length, energy consumption
Frequency Response	20 Hz - 20 kHz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio	>80 dB
Earphone Output	10 mW
Accessories Included	Earphone, USB cable, CD, clip, armband
Warranty	2 years from purchase date
Care & Cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid moisture and solvents.
Safety Notes	Do not insert or remove microSD card while device is on. Charge with switch in ON position.
Repairability	Unauthorized repairs void warranty. Contact Sunstech support.

Frequently Asked Questions - Madia Sunstech

How do I turn on and off the Madia MP3 player?

To turn on, slide the main power switch to 'ON', then long press the 'Next/Forward' button for 3 seconds. To turn off, slide the switch to 'OFF' or long press 'Next/Forward' until the device shuts down.

How do I charge the battery?

Connect the device to a computer or USB charger using the included USB cable. Make sure the main power switch is in the 'ON' position for charging to occur. Charging time is approximately 2-4 hours.

What audio and video formats are supported?

The player supports MP3 and WMA audio files, and AMV video files. Other video formats must be converted to AMV using the converter software on the included CD.

How do I set up the pedometer?

Go to 'System Setup' > 'Pedometer set' to enter your step size, weight, and prefer units (Metric or Imperial). Then from the main menu select 'Pedometer' and press play to start counting steps.

How can I listen to FM radio?

From the main menu, select 'FM Radio'. Use the left/right buttons to manually tune or long press to auto-scan. You can save channels under the menu (press M) by selecting 'Save'.

How do I record audio?

Go to 'Recorde' (sic) from the main menu. Press play to start recording, press again to pause, and long press play to stop and save the recording as a .WAV file.

Why is there no sound when playing music?

First check the volume level. If the volume is up, the file format may be unsupported (only MP3 and WMA are supported) or the memory might be corrupted. Try formatting the device (backup first) or use a different file.

Can I use a microSD card? How do I insert it?

Yes, the player supports microSD cards up to 16GB. With the device powered off, insert the card with gold contacts facing up into the slot. To remove, push gently to eject.

How do I transfer files to the player?

Connect the player to your computer via USB. It will appear as a removable drive. Simply drag and drop your music, video, or photo files into the appropriate folders. On Windows 98/98SE, you must install the driver from the CD first.

How do I use the equalizer?

During music playback, press the M button to enter the sub-menu. Navigate to 'Equalizer' and choose from presets: Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, or DBB.

USER MANUAL Madia Sunstech

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En la caja

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Inside the box

1 x MADIA player

1 x Earphone

1 x USB cable

1 x CD

1 x English manual

1 x Clip

1 x Armband

Content

Button locations and usages

Basic Operation

Power on and off

Pedometer

Text

Music

Video

Driver and Software Utilities Installation

Converting different video format to .AMV

Recorder

Voice

FM Radio

Photo

System

Technical Specification

Trouble Shooting

Button locations and usages

(12) 1.5" Color Display
(13) Menu / Select
(14) Previous / Backward
(15) Volume control
(16) Next / Forward
(17) USB port
(18) Earphone jack
(19) Strap hole (strap not included)
(20) Main power switch
(21) Loudspeaker
(22) MicroSD card slot

Basic Operation

Power on and off

• To power on the player, slide the main power switch to "ON". During standby mode, long press >| for 3 seconds to turn on the player.
• To power off the player, slide the main power switch to "OFF" or long press >| until the player is turned off.

Insert and pull out a MicroSD card

With the player powered off,

• Insert the card into the card slot gently with the card's gold contacts facing up.
• Pull out the card by slightly pushing it inwards, the card will bounce by a section, and then you can pull it out.

Caution: Inserting or pulling out a microSD card during the player is under operation or is powered on will cause memory loss or data corrupt or damages on the microSD card.

Pedometer

From main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "Pedometer" and press M to enter the menu where you will see:

● Time (press >|| to start counting and press >|| again to stop counting)
- Steps (count the total steps taken during counting)
● Path L.G. (count the total path length by meter during counting)
● Energy (count the total calories consumed during counting).

Pedometer setup

Exit to the main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "System" and press M to enter. Press |<< or >>| to select "Pedometer set" and press M to enter the sub-menu where you will find settings:

• Step size (enter user's step distance)
• Weight (enter user's weight)
• Units (select between Metric system and Imperial system for data entry)

Text

Text mode can support .txt document files only.

From main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "Text" and press M to enter to the list of text files. Press |<< or >>| to select a desired file and press >|| to enter.

During text reading, press |<< or >>| to scroll up or down the page. During text reading, press M to enter a sub-menu where you will find settings:

• Bookmark select (start reading from a particular bookmark page)
  ● Bookmark delete (delete a particular bookmark)
• Bookmark add (add a bookmark to the current reading page)

From the list of text files, press M to enter a sub-menu where you will find settings:

• Card folder (see the list of all text files)
• Playback set (select from manual play or auto play)
• Delete file (delete a particular text file)

- Delete all (delete all text files)

Music

Music mode can support .MP3, and .WMA, audio files only.

From main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "Music" and press M to enter to the playing menu. Press |<< or >>| to select your desired file and press >|| to start playback; press >|| again to pause.

Volume control - During music playback, press V to enter volume level bar, press |<< or >>| to adjust the volume level and press >|| to continue playback.

Sub-menu

(1) In playing menu, during music pause, press M to enter a sub-menu where you can select or delete files.
(2) In playing menu, during music playback, press M to enter a sub-menu where you can setup:

- Repeat (Normal / Repeat one / Folder / Repeat Folder / Repeat All / Random / Intro)

● Equalizer (Natural / Rock/ Pop / Classic / Soft / Jazz / DBB)

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● Replay mode (Repeat mode for A-B repeat setting / Repeat times / Replay gap)

HINT: press |<< or >>| to navigate and short press M to select your choice and long press M to exit to main menu.

Video

Video mode can support .AMV video files only.

From main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "Video" and press M to enter to the playing menu. Press |<< or >>| to select your desired file and press >|| to start playback and press again >|| to pause.

During playback, long press |<< for fast backward and long press >>| for fast forward. Release the button to return to normal playback speed.

Volume control - During playback, press >|| to pause, then press V to enter volume level bar. Press |<< or >>| to adjust the volume level and press >|| to return

to playing menu; press >|| to continue playback.

In playing menu, press M to enter a sub-menu where you can select or delete files or setup repeat mode by Normal / Repeat one / Folder / Repeat Folder / Repeat All / Random / Intro.

HINT:

• press |<< or >>| to navigate and short press M to select your choice and long press M to exit to main menu.
• This player only supports .AMV video file format. Other video formats must be converted to .AMV format by the video converter provided inside the CD ROM.

Driver and Software Utilities Installation

If you are using Windows" 98/98SE, you must install the driver before you can download any files to your player.

**If you are using Windows above 98/98SE, you may skip the following installation procedures.

(4) Insert the CD into the CD ROM drive of your PC. Double click "Setup.exe" to start the driver

installation.

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(5) Follow thru the on-screen menu to complete the installation steps.
(6) Click "Close" once you reach the Installation Complete screen.

Converting different video format to .AMV video

(6) After installing the driver and software utilities, click "Start".
(7) Select All Programs > MP3 Player Utilities > AMV Convert Tool.
(8) Click "Input File" to select the video file you want to convert to an .AMV format.
(9) Click "Output File" to set the designated location to save the converted file.
(10) Click "Convert" to start the converting process. You will see .AMV video file is being converted and saved to the designated location once completed.

Note:

The video converter provided in the CD can convert .DAT, .WMV, .AVI video format into .AMV format. If the resolution of the video file is less than 160x120, the converter may not be able to convert it to .AMV format successfully.

Record

Recorder can create .WAV audio files only.

From the main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "Recorde" and press M to enter to the Recorder menu. Press >|| to start recording and press again to pause and press again to continue recording, etc.

When recording is completed, long press >|| and you will see "Saving" appears then the screen will return to recorder menu automatically. A .WAV file you just recorded is stored.

Voice

Voice mode can support .WAV audio files only.

To playback the recorded file, go to main menu, select "Voice" and press M to enter to the Voice menu.

Press |<< or >>| to select the desired .WAV file. Press >|| to start playback and press >|| again to pause.

Volume control - During voice playback, press V to enter volume level bar, press |<< or >>| to adjust the volume level and press >|| to continue playback.

Sub-menu

(1) In playing menu, during pause mode, press M to enter a sub-menu where you can select or delete files.
(2) In playing menu, during playback, press M to enter a sub-menu where you can setup:

- Repeat (Normal / Repeat one / Folder / Repeat Folder / Repeat All / Random / Intro)

● Replay mode (Repeat mode for A-B repeat setting / Repeat times / Replay gap)

HINT: press |<< or >>| to navigate and short press M to select your choice and long press M to exit to main menu.

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FM Radio

From main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "FM Radio" and press M to enter the FM frequency bar. Press |<< or >>| by step to search a radio station manually, or long press |<< or >>| to auto scan a radio station.

To adjust volume control, press V to enter volume level bar, press |<< or >>| to adjust the volume level and press >|| to exit.

Press M to enter a sub-menu where you will find settings:

• Save (to store a radio channel)
  ● FM record (to record a radio signal)
• Delete Channel (to delete a stored radio channel)
• Delete all (to delete all the stored radio channels)
  ● Auto Search (to scan a radio channel)

● Normal Band (to show the frequency bar between 87.0 and 108.0MHz)
● Japan Band (to show the frequency bar between 76.0 and 90.0 MHz)

Photo

Photo mode can support .JPG, .BMP and .GIF image files only.

From the main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "Photo" and press M to enter to the list of photo files.

Press |<< or >>| to select a photo file and press >|| to view the photo. During photo viewing, press |<< or >>| to go to the previous or the next photo.

From the list of photo files, press M to enter a sub-menu where you will find settings:

• Local folder (to the list of all photo files)
  ● Playback set (Manual Replay / Auto Replay)
• Delete file (to delete a particular photo file)
• Delete all (to delete all the photo files)

System Setup

From the main menu, press |<< or >>| to select "System Setup" and press M to enter and press |<< or >>| to scroll up and down, you will find the below settings:

• System Time (adjust the player's date and time) Press V to select the year / month / date / hour / minute / second slot, and press |<< or >>| to adjust the data.
• LCD set (set the backlight off time from 0 to 50 seconds, set to 0 to keep backlight always on)
  ● Language (select an OSD language)
• Power Off (to preset player's auto off time) "Off time" – the player will automatically power off after idle by the preset time from 0 to 200 minutes,

set to 0 to turn this function off.

“Sleep time” – the player will automatically power off by the preset time from 0 to 120 minutes, set to 0 to turn this function off.

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● Memory Info (to show the remaining memory)
- Format Device (to format the memory)
**caution: after confirm to format the memory, all data stored in the memory will be erased.
● Firmware version (show the firmware version of this player)
● Firmware Upgrade (for after sales service firmware upgrade use only)
- Pedometer set (please refer to Pedometer of this user manual)

17 Technical Specification

Flash Memory Support upto 16GBmicroSD card
Audio formats MP3(8 – 320 kbps)WMA(5-384kbps)
Video formats AMV
Image formats JPEG / BMP / GIF
Battery	Built-in
Interface USB 2.0 High Speed
Display	1.5”
Frequency Response 20Hz – 20KHz
S/N ratio >80dB
Earphones Output 10mW

Li-Polymer

TFT

Display

Weight (g) 38.5g
Dimensions 47(W)*85(H)*15(D) mm

Trouble Shooting

What should I do if there's no sound when playing?

You should check the volume first. If the volume has been turned up, maybe the memory format of the device is incorrect.

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any mean including photocopying and recording or translating to another languages for any purposes without the prior written consent of the manufacturer.

All brand names, logos and registered trademarks mentioned are property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

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IMPORTANT ADVISE

• To make sure that the charge is in process, the switch has to be in ON position. On the contrary, the device doesn't charge.
• Battery duration is not exact and each one the users has their own experience. It can change, depending upon many factor as volume level, frequency of use, intervals in which the screen is on o if it's always on.
  ● The recommended charge time is aprox. between 2-4 hours.
• Li-Polymer batteries get their maximum performance around the 5^th period of charge aprox.

*CLIP

It's very important that you make you sure that the clip is well positioned. For that, please adjust the clip properly in the device, putting it in their corresponding holds, placed at both sides.

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Warranty conditions

• The warranty of this product is for 2 years since the purchase date.
• The warranty will exclude breakdowns caused by bad use of the product, wrong installation or installation in not desirable places for a proper maintenance of the product, rips, updates of the products that are not the supplied by the brand, pieces wore away for its use or for not domestic or inappropriate use. Also are excluded breakdowns caused for manipulations of the products by people or companies alien to our company.

- For any request regarding the warranty terms, the purchase receipt must be attached.

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MADIA

Simple line drawing of a handheld electronic device with a screen and control knob (no text or symbols)

Na caixa

1 x leitor MADIA

1 x Auscultadores

1 x cabo USB

1 x CD