SMPK2062 - Mp3 player SYLVANIA - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Portable Media Player (MP3 Player)
Brand	Sylvania
Model	SMPK2062
Dimensions	47 mm x 70 mm x 12 mm
Weight	28 g
Power Supply	Rechargeable 3.7V lithium battery (300mAh), charged via USB
Display	1.5-inch colour TFT screen
Internal Memory	128 MB / 256 MB / 512 MB / 1 GB / 2 GB / 4 GB (depending on variant)
Interface	USB 2.0 Full Speed
Supported Audio Formats	MP3 (8–320 kbps), WMA (5–384 kbps)
Supported Video Format	AMV (120x120 resolution)
Supported Photo Formats	JPG, BMP, GIF
Recording Format	ACT, WAV
Signal-to-Noise Ratio	85 dB
Earphone Output Power	9 mW x 32 ohms
Operating Systems	Windows 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS 9.0/10.0
Music Playback Features	Repeat modes (Normal, Repeat One, Folder, Repeat Folder, Repeat All, Random, Intro), EQ modes (Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB), lyrics display
Video Playback Features	Play, pause, next/previous, fast forward/rewind
Photo Browse Features	Manual browse, slideshow with adjustable gap
Game Function	Puzzle, RusBlock, Sudoku
Cleaning and Maintenance	Wipe with a soft, dry cloth; avoid exposure to moisture or extreme temperatures
Safety Precautions	Do not disassemble; use only approved chargers and accessories; avoid dropping or applying excessive force
Spare Parts and Repairability	Battery replacement not user-serviceable; contact qualified service center for repairs
Package Contents	Portable Media Player, digital earphone, USB cable, battery charger, CD-ROM with drivers and utilities, user guide

Frequently Asked Questions - SMPK2062 SYLVANIA

How do I charge the Sylvania SMPK2062?

Connect the player to your PC using the supplied USB cable. The charging animation will appear on the bottom right of the display. Charging stops when the battery is full.

What music formats are supported?

The player supports MP3 (8-320 kbps) and WMA (5-384 kbps) files at constant bit rate.

How do I transfer songs to the player?

Set the player to 'MTP Device' in the Online Device menu, connect via USB, and use Windows Media Player 10 (on Windows XP SP2) to sync legally downloaded music. Alternatively, set to 'USB Disk' and drag-and-drop files directly.

How do I convert video files for playback?

Use the AMV Converter utility from the included CD-ROM (located under Programs > MP3 Player Utilities). Convert your video to .AMV format at 120x120 resolution, then transfer to the player.

Can I display lyrics while listening to music?

Yes. Create an .LRC file with synchronized lyrics (same name as the MP3/WMA file) and place it in the same folder. During playback, hold the M button for 2 seconds to show lyrics; press M once to hide them.

How do I change the EQ or repeat mode?

While playing music, press M to enter the menu. Use < > to select Repeat or Equalizer, then press M to confirm and choose from 7 repeat modes or 7 EQ modes (Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB).

What is the internal memory capacity?

The internal flash memory varies by model: 128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB, 2 GB, or 4 GB. Check your unit's label for exact capacity.

How do I reset or format the player?

To format, connect the player to a PC, back up your files, then use the MP3 Player Disk Manager tool on the CD-ROM (Programs > MP3 Player Utilities). You can also partition the memory.

Why can't I enter music mode after prolonged use?

The memory may need reformatting. Connect to a PC, back up data, then format the internal memory using the provided disk manager tool. This should resolve the issue.

Is the device compatible with Mac?

Yes, the player supports Mac OS 9.0 and 10.0. However, some utilities (like AMV converter) may only work on Windows. For basic file transfer, you can use the USB Disk mode.

USER MANUAL SMPK2062 SYLVANIA

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Portable Media Player

Your Pocket Guide

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Install Software

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Get Connected

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Transfer Media

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Plug Your Ears & Enjoy

Content

What's in the box?	2
System Requirement	3
Software Installation	4
Connect & Charge	5
Synchronize songs to the player	6-9
Transfer	10-11
Software Operation	12-15
Language Selection	16
Know your player well	17
Music Playback	18
Edit Lyrics	19
Repeat Mode	20
EQ Mode	21
Video Playback	22
Photo Browse	23
Technical Data	24
Trouble Shooting	25

What's in the box?

What's in the box?

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Portable Media Player

Digital Earphone

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USB Cable

CD-ROM containing:
• Media player driver for Windows® 98/98SE
- Software for converting .act files into .wav files.
- Software for formatting internal memory.

Battery Charger Your Pocket Guide

Software Installation

Software Utilities Installation

Insert the CD into the CD ROM drive of your PC.

Click Setustat driver installation.

Follow the on-screen-menu to complete the installation.

Click Close your ability the Complete screen.

For Windows® 98/98SE users, please install the driver in the CD-ROM before downloading any files to your player.

System Requirement

You'll need a computer with:

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Windows® 98/98SE/ME /2000 XP Vista

Pentium Class or faster Processor

CD-ROM Drive

64MB RAM

30MB free hard disk space

USB Port

Connect & Charge

Connect

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    A["Device Icon"] --> B["Laptop Icon"]

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Your player will be charged while being connected to PC through the USB cable. ! You will see the charging animation in the bottom right hand corner of the display. The player is fully charged when the charging animation stops.

Synchronize songs to the player

You can use Windows Media Player 10 on Windows® XP SP2

to synchronize music which are downloaded from Internet legally and validly with license to the player.

If the song is downloaded illegally without license, it cannot be synchronized.

Step 1: Set the Online Device of the player as Media Device before connecting it to your PC.

You can press < / > to select Set the main menu,

then press M to enter its sub-menu. Press > to select

Online Device, and then press M to enter its options list, select MandapDevice to confirm your setting.

Step 2: Connect the player to your PC by USB cable. A dialog box will appear, choose Synchronize media files to this device using Windows Media Player and Click to proceed.

Synchronize songs to the player

Step 3: Windows Media Player will find device automatically. And after a while, a dialog box of DvWtappS4up choose Mandulck finish

Step 4: Windows Media Player will be operating. Drag and drop your downloaded songs into its Sync List, and press The S the songs will be synchronized to the player.

Synchronize songs to the player

Synchronize songs to the player

Step 5: The synchronized music can be found in the player. Click into Non Chondesktop, and you can see an Audio Device named as Actions Mtp Device 000001 click into it to view your synchronized songs.

Step 6: If you want to remove the MTP device, you can press < / > to select Setup the main menu, press M to enter its sub-menu. Press > to select Repserve MTP confirm, then you will see Disapprove MTP Device 000001

Synchronize songs to the player

DRM Time

When you successfully synchronize music to the player, the current time shown on your PC will be synchronized to the player, too.

Press </> to select Setup main menu, press → to enter its sub-menu. Press > to select DBMTime to confirm, then you can see the screen of DRM Time.

Transfer

Get Your Player Connected

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Step 1: Set the Online Device of the player as USB Disk (Refer to Page 6), then connect it to your PC by USB cable. Once the connection is successfully made, the above screen display (1) would be shown. Try re-connecting the player if the above screen doesn't appear.

Step 2: The above screen (2a) would appear. (Apply only to Windows® XP) Choose Tand click action OK to close the window.

Double click My Computer desktop and the above window (2b) would appear. Look for the Removable Disk icon.

Transfer

Step 3:

Double click the Removable Disk

Note: Do not disconnect the USB cable once you click into the removable disk window. Such action may cause data loss or problems to the player.

Drag and drop your media files into the removable disk.

You can create any folder or directory in the removable disk.

Close the removable disk window and disconnect the player from your PC after the data transfer.

Transfer Music, Image & Movie

Software Operation

Software Operation

You can convert your favorite video file in any other format into the .AMV format with the help of the AMV converter Programs\MP3 Player Utilities 4.13\AMV Converter The converting progress is shown as below.

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Enjoy Your AMV Movie

To enjoy the converted movie on your PC, you can play it thru the AMV player Programs\MP3 Player Utilities 4.13\AMV Player).

Software Operation

Software Operation

Your can enjoy songs from both PC and your player thru the Media Manager Programs\MP3 Player Utilities 4.13\Media Manager).

You can also convert your recorded .ACT voice into .WAV format thru the .Media Manager

Software Operation

You are also allowed to format the memory of your player, or divide it into two partitions in Programs\ MP3 Player Utilities 4.13\MP3 Player Disk Manager.

If the updated version is available, please use MP3 Player Firmware Upgrade Tool to upgrade it.

Language Selection

Select Your Preferred Language

Step 1:

Press < / > to select Setup on the main menu, then press to enter its sub-menu.

Step 2:

Press > to select Language, then press M to confirm.

Step 3:

You can select your preferred language by pressing < / >, and then press M to confirm your setting.

Clock Setting

Step 1:

After entering System Set Function menu page, Select Cndlpclock to enter the Setting Screen.

Step 2:

Press - / to move among

And press < / > to adjust their values.

Press M to confirm after you finish setting clock.

Know Your Player Well

Plug Your Ears, and Enjoy

Top View

Front View Right View

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Bottom View

	To	Press
General	Power On/Off	Switch the On/Off switch
	Turn On/Off	Hold ▶ long
	Scroll through lists	< >
	Select Option	M
	Return to previous menu	Hold M long
Music	Play/Pause songs	▼
	Jump to next song	>
	Fast Forward	Hold > long
	Move back to previous song	<
	Fast Backward	Hold < long
	Display lyrics	Hold M for 2 seconds
	Stop lyrics display	M
	Volume up	▲
	Volume down	-
Movie	Play/Pause a movie	▼
	Jump to next movie	>
	Fast Forward	Hold > long
	Move back to previous movie	<
	Fast Backward	Hold < long
Images	Select image	▼
	Jump to next image	>
	Jump to previous image	<
	Quit to main menu	Hold M long

Music Playback

Music Playback

Select Musthe main menu and press to enter the music mode, then you can select different songs by pressing < / >, and you can easily play the song you've chosen by a simple press of ▶.

Display Lyrics

While enjoying music, you can press ✦ to pause or continue the music; press < / > to move back to the previous song or jump to the next song; Hold < / > long to move your song forward or rewind it. If you want to adjust the volume, please press - / ✦.

The edited lyrics will be displayed synchronously if you press for 2 seconds while playing music. And you can press once to quit the lyrics display scene.

Edit Lyrics

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Edit Lyrics

You can copy the synchronous lyrics from internet, and create a new Text Document on your PC, paste them, and then select to save this document in the extension of LRC shown as below.

Then put both .LRC and .MP3 (or .WMA) files of the same song into the same folder in the removable disk. Your lyrics would be shown when you play that song.

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Repeat Mode

Repeat Mode

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Procedure:

In PLAYING mode (1), press M while playing music to enter the selection menu screen (2). Choose Repress M to enter the Repress screen (3).

7 Repeat Modes are available:

Normal, Repeat One, Folder, Repeat Folder, Repeat All, Random, Intro.

Normal

All music files will be played one by one and stopped at the last music until you disable this function.

Repeat One

The currently played song will be played repeatedly until this function is disabled.

Folder

All music in the selected folder would be played once until this function is disabled.

Repeat Folder

All music in the selected folder would be played from the beginning to the last one repeatedly until this function is disabled.

Repeat All

All music would be played from the beginning to the last one repeatedly until this function is disabled.

Random

All music would be played randomly until this function is disabled.

Intro

All music would be played for 10 seconds from the beginning until this function is disabled.

EQ mode

Listen to your music at its best

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Procedure:

In PLAYING mode (1), press → while playing music to enter the selection menu screen (2). Press > to select Equalpress to enter the Equalizcreen (3).

7 EQ Modes are available: Natural, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz, DBB.

Video Playback

Video Playback

Select Video on the main menu and press to enter the video playback mode. You can select different movies by pressing < >/ , and press to start playing.

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While enjoying video, you can press to pause or continue the movie, and press / to move back to the previous movie or jump to the next one. You can move your movie forward or rewind it while playing by holding / long. If you want to adjust the volume, please press / .

Photo Browse

Photo Browse

Select Photo on the main menu and press to enter the ROOT folder with listed photos under it. You can select different photos by pressing >, and press > to view. During photo browse, you can switch to the previous or next photo by pressing > /, too.

SlideShow

If you want to create a SlideShow for all photos, you can press M when you select a photo on the ROOT folder list, then press to select Play set, press M then to select Auto play. Press to get access to the Screen of Auto Play Gap Setting. You can adjust the auto play gap by press < / > . Then press to confirm your setting.

Technical Data

General Information		Voice Recording
Power Supply	300mA, 3.7V Lithium battery	Supported File Types	.ACT and .WAV files
Dimensions	47mm x 70mm x 12mm	Video Playback
Weight	28g	Supported File Type	.AMV files ( )Resolution 120 x 120
Display	1.5 inch Colour TFT display	Photo Browse
Capacity	128MB/256MB/512MB/1GB/2GB/4GB internal flash memory	Supported File Types	.JPG, .BMP and .GIF for photo files
Operating System	Windows® 98/98SE/Me/2000/XP/Vista MAC OS 9.0, 10.0	Viewing Mode	Manual Browse, Slideshow
Interface	USB 2.0 Full Speed	Game Function
Audio Playback		Game Types	Puzzle, RusBlock, Sudoku
Compression Format	.M P3 (8kbps ~ 320kbps), .WMA (5kbps ~ 384kbps) for music at Constant Bit Rate
S/N ratio	85dB
Earphone Output Power	9mWx, 32ohm

Trouble Shooting

What should I do if...

Q: I cannot enter the MUSIC mode after using the player for a period of time.

A: You should format the memory of the player under connection to PC. (Be sure you remember to backup the data in your player before performing the above action.)

Q: I cannot convert my video file into the .AMV format.

A: Please make sure that the media player software for video files has been installed on your PC. Then try to convert again.

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Disposal of your old product

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