OAP 30408 - Mp3 player OK - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL OAP 30408 OK

Features ● 1.8-inch TFT display ● 128x160 pixel display resolution ● Earphones included ● Plays AVI (128x160) and AMV video file format ● Plays MP3, WMA and WAV audio file formats ● Picture browsing of JPEG file format ● Built-in Micro-SD card slot, supports up to 16GB ● Built-in 350mAh Li-poly battery ● Built-in FM radio ● Supports TXT e-book format ● Multi-language support ● Available in a wide range of attractive colours

Precautions Please follow these tips to preserve the operational lifespan of your Digital Media Player: ● It is recommended that you allow the battery to charge fully before using the device for the first time. Do not recharge unattended for longer than 4 hours. ● Do not hang the player by its earphones or cables ● Never force any cable connectors into the ports of your Digital Media Player or computer. Always make sure that your cable connectors are identical in shape and size before attempting to connect. ● When disconnecting your digital media player from a computer, use the Safely Remove Device function on your computer. Do not disconnect your digital media player whilst transmitting data.

Warning ● Do not use this player in extreme temperatures. Keep away from extremely hot, cold, dry or damp areas. Also keep away from water, fire and radiation. ● Do not dismantle your digital media player. ● Do not allow young children to use your player unsupervised. ● Do not install unknown/foreign software onto your digital media player.4

5. Enter menu and exit sub-menu, confirm selection (under any status, hold

9. Hand strap hole (hand strap not included)

Power on & Power off: Power on: Hold the (play/stop) button for 3 seconds to switch the player on. Power off: Hold the (play/stop) button for 3 seconds to turn the player off. Please note: when the battery power is low, the device will power off automatically. Adjust volume: With MP3 mode, AMV/AVI mode or Voice mode, press [VOL-] or [VOL+] to decrease/increase the volume in one step, or hold the [VOL-] or [VOL+] button to decrease/increase continuously.

Expansion Card: Insert the TF card into the Micro SD card slot. The Card folder can be viewed in the menu. If not with the TF card, no card folder is available in the menu

Charge/Connect/Disconnect from PC Connect the device to your PC by USB Cable to use it as a Removable Disk. To charge the device or disconnect the device, press “Menu button” under USB connected.

Music Select “Music” in the main menu Press [MENU] to confirm your selection then press the PLAY/STOP [>II] button to play the song. Whilst the music is playing, press the [MENU] button to enter the sub-menu: Select the MUSIC mode in the main menu, press [MENU] to confirm your selection and then press the PLAY/STOP [>II] button to play the song. Whilst music is playing, press the [MENU] button to enter the sub-menu:7

All Songs Display all the songs Album list Display the album Artists Display the singer of the song Genre Display the genre of the song Create Playlist Create a playlist

Replay A-B repeat, when “A” in the icon blinks, press [NEXT] to confirm starting point, press [NEXT] to confirm “B” point. The player will replay from A to B according to the setting in the replay times. (Return

to A-B replay mode by pressing the [PRE] button to such a status)

Replay times Set how many times the A-B point should replay. The maximum is 10 times (1-10) Replay gap Set the replay time gap between each replay Exit Exit sub-menu

This device supports the Lyrics display. To fully display the contents of the song, you must make sure that the name of the song under the music folder is exactly the same as the one under the LRC file. For example, if you put a “song.mp3” in the music folder; the same name “song.lrc” should be placed under the LRC file.8

Local folder Indicate the folder of the file currently playing Delete file Delete the song currently playing Delete All Delete all songs

If you want to delete a song whilst it is playing, press [>II] to stop playing, then press the Mode button). Select “Delete file”, choose the file you want to delete, confirm “Delete”, then the screen below will appear:

Movie Select “Movie” in the main menu Press [MENU] to confirm selection and then press the PLAY/STOP [>II] button to play the video. Whilst playing the video, Press the [MENU] button to enter the sub-menu.

This works the same as for Music.10

Record Mode Press the [MENU] button to select Record mode in the main menu, then press [MENU] again to enter into the recording sub-menu.

Local folder Indicate the folder of the file currently recording REC type: 32K BPS、64K BPS、128K BPS、256K BPS Exit Exit sub-menu

After setting, press [>II] to start recording. Only [>II] (play/stop) and [MENU] can be used during recording. To start a new file recording, please press the [>II] (play/stop) button briefly to save the file currently recording.

Please note that this device supports the storage of 99 voice recording files in each directory. If the screen displays “out of space”, which indicates that the current directory has already saved 99 voice recording files, the user must switch to a new directory.10

Voice Press [PRE] or [NEXT] to select the Voice mode, then press [MENU] to confirm the selection and press [>II] to play the recording file. Press the [>II] button to pause playback, then press the [PRE] or [NEXT] button to select recording files.

Sub-menu whilst device is playing: Repeat Refers to “repeat” in music mode Replay mode Refers to “replay” in music mode Exit Exit sub-menu Sub-menu whilst device is stopped: Local folder Indicate the folder of file currently recording Delete Delete recording song Delete All Delete all recording files Exit Exit sub-menu10

FM mode Select the [PRE] or [NEXT] button to choose FM mode and press [MENU] to confirm. Press [>II] (play/stop) to save the channel. If no channel has been saved, you can search for channels by auto or manual searching. Press [MENU] again to bring up the sub-menu below:

Save Save currently tuned frequency Record Record current pre-set channel Delete Delete current pre-set channel Delete All Delete all saved channels Auto Search Auto search FM channel Normal Band Frequencies from 87.5MHz-108MHz Japanese Band Frequencies from 76.5MHz-90MHz Exit Exit FM sub-menu Auto search: Holding the [PRE] button or [NEXT] button for two seconds will tune the frequency upward or downward until a radio station has been located. It will then stop automatically. Manual search: press the [PRE] or [NEXT] button to search one channel upward or downward. Please note: Normal band and Japanese band can store 20 pre-set channels respectively.10

Local folder Select the folder where the picture is saved

Playback set Manual play or auto play (there is a time gap for auto play from 1-10 seconds) Delete file Delete picture Delete All Delete all pictures Exit Exit sub-menu Press the [>II] (play/stop) button to display the picture automatically or manually according to previous play setting.13

SYS Setup Press the [PRE] or [NEXT] button to select SYS Setup, then press [MENU] to confirm. Press the [MENU] button again to enter the sub-menu:

Record time Press [MENU] to edit the recording time. Press the [NEXT] button to increase the digit of the year; press the [VOL+] button to edit the next digit, press the [PRE] or [NEXT] button to adjust the digit. Press [MENU] to confirm the setting.

Language Simple Chinese, English, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Czech, Danish, Polish etc.

Power off Off time: set self-power off time when the player has stopped and no button is pressed. The time unit is seconds. 0 means the function is switched off. Sleep time: set self-power off time once the last key has been pressed, regardless of whether the player is active or has stopped. The time unit is minutes. Online mode Multi Drive; Normal only; Encrypted only Memory info. Check the memory size and the remaining memory14

Display the player’s version of firmware Firmware upgrade

Firmware can be upgraded by connecting to PC Exit Exit sub-menu TEXT Press the [PRE] or [NEXT] button to select Text, then press [MENU] to confirm.

Enter TEXT mode by pressing the Mode button. The item can then be read and edited in the device. The device can only recognise the article in “txt.” format. Press the [MENU] button again to enter the sub-menu: Local folder Select the folder where the picture is saved

Playback set Manual play or auto play (there is a time gap for auto play from 1-10 seconds) Delete file Delete picture Delete all Delete all pictures Exit Exit sub-menu

Video Conversion Tool Please follow the steps below to install the video conversion tool.

Unzip the “Video Conversion Tool .rar” which is stored in the device’s internal memory. Click on Run Setup.exe to start the installation process. If you find a tool named “AMV/AVI convert tool“, click and open it. A window will then appears. Choose the file you want to convert, then choose the folder you want to put the new converted file in. It is then OK to click “start converting”.

1) Unzip the file, double click the Setup.exe and install it.

3) The following should then appear:15

4) Click on the Input file and select the

video which you need to convert.

5) Click for settings.

Select the AMV and the resolution 160x120.

No power Check battery level.

Recharge as per instructions in User Manual.

Unable to locate or play files Check that the file is in a compatible format. Check to see whether the file is stored in a different directory.

No music is heard in the earphones Check the volume level. Check the connection (earphone to the earphone jack). Check whether your music file is compatible with your MP3 player.

Not charging Check to make sure that your Digital Media Player is connected to a USB port on your computer.

Unable to download music Check whether you have enough space on your Digital Media Player to download the music file. Check to make sure that the USB cable is connected to the PC and to the Digital Media Player.

Computer not recognising Digital Media Player Check that the USB cable is connected to your computer properly.17

Try plugging the USB cable into one of the back ports on your computer.OK OAP 3040-8

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