TS 430 - Portable media player MPMAN - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TS 430 MPMAN

TS430 Multimedia Player

User Guide

87.5 MHz Radio Setting Video 12:04 pm Time Audio Book Video Photo mp man Music

Table of Contents

Safety Instructions....1

Getting Started 2

Components....2

Locating the Controls 2

Turning the Product On/Off 3

Selecting Mode 3

Using the Hold Switch....4

Using the Reset Opening 4

Installing Micro SD Card 4

Connecting the Product .... 5

Connecting Earphones 5

Charging the Product 5

Via the PC....5

Via AC Adapter....6

Connecting to TV 6

Connecting to the PC....6

Disconnecting the Product from the PC 7

Copying Files/Folders to the Product 7

Using the Product 8

Music 8

Selecting Music....8

Screen Display While Playing Music....9

Deleting a Music File....9

Video....10

Selecting Video....10

Screen Display While Playing Video 11

Deleting a Video File....11

Photo 12

Selecting a Photo 12

Screen Display While Viewing a Picture....12

Additional Features ....12

Record 13

Recording 13

Screen Display While Recording 13

Listening to Recorded Files ....13

Deleting Recorded Files....14

Radio 14

Turning on FM Radio 14

Listening to FM Radio....14

Ebook....15

Selecting Text....15

Screen Display While Viewing Text 15

Additional Features ....16

Deleting a Text File....16

Time....16

Selecting Time ....16

Additional Features ....16

Setting up the Unit 17

Selecting Setting....17

Date & Time....17

Display 17

Timer 18

Advanced....18

Language....18

System Information ....18

Video Conversion.... 19

Troubleshooting.... 19

Technical Specifications.... 20

Safety Instructions

• Keep away from harsh environments including hot, humid, and dusty areas. This may cause malfunction.
• Do not drop or subject the device to violent shock or impact.
• Do not place objects such as coins or hair pins inside the product, or expose the player to sources of moisture such as water, beverages, chemicals, cosmetics, and so on.
• Do not clean the product and its accessories with chemicals, detergents or wet cloths.
• Do not dispose of the product in fire, otherwise, the battery may explode.
• Never dismantle, repair, or rebuild your player without authorization.
• Do not disconnect USB cable or power cable while data reading or writing, otherwise, it may cause data loss or damage to the product.
• Do not touch the screen with sharp tools.
• At your initial use, fully charge and discharge the battery for two to three times for best performance of battery.

Getting Started

Components

Make sure you have following items included with your unit.

The number in parenthesis indicates the number of that item supplied.

• Product (1)
• USB cable (1)
• Earphone (1)
• Quick start guide (1)
• Manual CD (1)

Locating the Controls

Diagram of a device with numbered parts labeled 1 through 6, showing internal components and connectors.

7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

① Battery Charge Indicator
2 Microphone
3 Hold Switch
4 Micro SD Card Slot
5 Touch Screen
6 USB Port
7 Headphone Ports/AV Cable Socket
8 Menu Button
9 Vol+ Button
10 Vol- Button
11 Power Button
12 Reset Opening
13 Speaker
14 Stand Holder

Turning the Product On/Off

Power-on: Press and hold the Power button to turn on the product.

Power-off: press and hold the Power button to turn off the product.

This product has an automatic power saving function to save battery power. Based on the settings in power save mode, the product will be automatically turned off after a pre-determined period without operation. For details on setting this mode, refer to [Setting > Timer > AutoShut Time].

Line drawing of a tablet device with a stand and a button, no text or symbols present

Selecting Mode

1. Turn on the product to display the menu screen.
2. Touch the respective part for Radio, Setting, Video, Time, Music, Record, Ebook or Photo to enter the respective mode.

89. 5MHz Radio Setting Video 20:04 PM Time Photo Ebook Record WESTLIFE FACE TO FACE Music

1. While operating any mode, touch [Menu] or press the Menu button to return to the menu screen; and touch the ➕ icon to return to the previous screen.

Music Menu 06:30 PM Music 1.mp3 Music 2.mp3 Music 3.mp3 Music 4.mp3 Music 5.mp3 Music 6.mp3

Using the Hold Switch

1. Slide the hold switch in the direction of the Menu button to lock the product.
2. Slide the hold switch in the direction of the Micro SD card slot to unlock the product.

Lock Unlock

Using the Reset Opening

If the product stop working or does not respond to any operation, depress the reset opening at the back of the product with a paper clip. Press and hold the Power button to turn on the product again.

■ Performing RESET does not remove the date/time setting and data in your device.
■ The product turns off when you reset it.

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Installing Micro SD Card

You can expand the product's memory with a Micro SD card.

1. Remove the Micro SD card slot cover.
2. Insert the card as indicated by the indicator at the slot. Push the card into the slot till it clicks. The card is locked in the slot.
3. Turn on the product and it will automatically read data from the card.

Diagram showing a device's cable or connector with a CD-ROM card inserted, labeled in English.

■ Never force the card into the card slot as this could damage the card and/or the product.
■ Never remove the card out of the card slot when operating the player. Otherwise, it may cause data loss or damage to the device or the memory card. Turn off the product prior to card removal.
■ Never touch or dirt the contact of the memory card.

To remove the card:

1. Turn off the product and remove the card slot cover.
2. Gently use your finger to push the card inwards and release it for its bouncing out of the card slot.

Hand inserting a USB into a device (no text or symbols visible)

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Connecting the Product

Connecting Earphones

Connecting earphones to the Headphone port.

Charging the Product

Via the PC

1. Turn on the PC. Connect the product to the PC via the supplied USB cable.
2. The internal battery will charge automatically.
   The battery charge indicator lights red while charging and turns white after the battery is fully charged.

Diagram illustrating the connection between a laptop, USB plug, Lenovo chip, and an electronic device with a speech bubble showing a USB symbol.

■ PC in the stand-by mode cannot charge the product.
- Charge the product at room temperature. Charge may fails at the extreme temperatures.

■ Rechargeable battery life shortens after a period of usage.
It takes longer time to finish charge if you operate the product while charging.

Via AC Adapter

1. Connect the USB plug of the AC adapter to the USB port on the product.
2. AC adapter plugs to the household power outlet.
3. The internal battery will charge automatically.

The battery charge indicator lights red while charging and turns white after the battery is fully charged.

Diagram showing a plug connected to an Apple logo card and a separate package, illustrating the connection or usage principle.

Connecting to TV

TV serves as the external display equipment for the product. Connect the product with TV via the supplied AV cable and watch movies at the TV.

1. Turn on the TV.
2. Turn on the product and play a movie.
3. Connect the product to the TV via the supplied AV cable.

Connect the connector on the AV cable to the headphone/AV cable socket on the product. Connect the yellow, white and red connectors respectively to the Video, L and R sockets on the TV. (Note: Make sure colors all match up properly.)

White Yellow Red Video L R

1. Press the Menu button and the product prompts [Switch to TV]. Click [Yes]. While watching movies on TV, control the volume level with Vol+/Vol- buttons. Press the Menu button to switch the movie playback to the product.

Connecting to the PC

1. Turn on the product.
2. Turn on the PC and connect the product to it using the USB cable provided.
3. The USB Connected message appears on the screen: [Power & Data], [Power & Play], [Power only]. [Power & Data] is the choice by default.

- Power & Data: The charging process starts and you can transfer data.

• Power & Play: The charging process starts and you can use the product.
• Power only: Charges the battery only.

Note: Stop all operations before connecting the product to the PC for best performance.

Disconnecting the Product from the PC

1. Click the icon on the taskbar to disconnect the product using the Safely Remove Hardware menu.
2. Click the Stop button to confirm disconnection.

■ The icon on the taskbar may be hidden in some operating systems.

Click Show hidden icons to display the hidden icon.

■ The Safely Remove Hardware function may not be available while using some applications such as Windows Explorer or Windows Media Player. Close all applications first before performing the Safely Remove Hardware.
If the Safely Remove Hardware is not performed properly, try again after a few minutes. If the product is removed without observing the above process, data in the product might be damaged.

Copying Files/Folders to the Product

Select the desired files/folders in your PC and drag & drop to the drive which appears as the product.

■ Always properly connect the product and PC.
■ When you transfer data, never disconnect it or turn off the power to protect your data from damage.
■ Transfer speed may vary depending on your computer and/or OS environments.

Deleting Files/Folders from the Product

1. Connect the product to your PC and open the drive which appears as the product.
2. After selecting the desired file/folder, right-click with your mouse and select [Delete].
3. Click [Yes] in the [Confirm File Delete/Confirm Folder Delete] popup window to delete the file/folder.

Using the Product

Music

Selecting Music

1. In the menu, touch the music part to display the music list.
2. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the list and touch a music to play it.

	Music	Menu		06:30 PM
	Music 1.mp3
	Music 2.mp3
	Music 3.mp3
	Music 4.mp3
	Music 5.mp3
	Music 6.mp3

While playback, press the Vol+/Vol- button to control the volume level.

■ Touch a folder to enter it, and touch the ⚙ icon to move to the upper folder.
■ Supporting file formats:

Audio Codec Format	Range of Sampling Rate	Range of Data Rate	Extension
MPEG1/2/2.5 Audio Layer 3	8-48KHz	96-320Kbps, CBR/VBR	.MP3
WMA9	8-48KHz	80-192Kbps	.WMA
MS-ADPCM, IMA-ADPCM, PCM	8-48KHz	/	.WAV
V3.99	8-48KHz	/	.APE
Q-1- Q10	8-48KHz	/	.OGG
FLAC	8-48KHz	/	.FLAC
MPEG-4 AAC-AUDIO	8-48KHz	64-384Kbps	.AAC

■ The browsed result will be changed based on the setting in [Setting > Advance > Music Browser Type]

• DB Type: Browsers files by Current Play, All Music, Artist, Album, Genres, My Favorite and Record.
• Folder Type: Browse music file by folder.

Screen Display While Playing Music

Music Menu 06:30 PM Repeat Pop Music 1 .mp3 00:00:35 00:04:12 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7

① Return to the menu.
2 Return to previous screen.
3 Play mode: Touch to display the play mode list (All, Repeat, All Repeat, Shuffle, All Shuffle); touch a setting to apply to music playback.
4 Equalizer setting: Touch to display the EQ mode (Normal, Rock, Pop, Classic, Bass, Jazz); touch a setting to apply to music playback.
5 Title of the track (file name).
6 Total length of the track.
7 Display the bookmark menu bar.
8 Make a bookmark.
9 A-B Repeat: Activate/deactivate loop repeat.
10 Next track/fast forward: Touch to play the next music, or touch and hold to fast forward the current playback.

Music Menu 06:30 PM Repeat Pop Music 1 .mp3 00:00:35 00:04:12 21 20 19 18 17 16 15

11 Playback progress bar.
12 Play/pause music.
13 Previous track/rewind: Touch to play the previous music, or touch and hold to fast rewind the current playback.
14 Elapsed time.
15 Close the bookmark menu and return to the music playback menu.
16 Delete all bookmarks.
17 Delete the current bookmark.
18 Move to the next bookmark.
19 Temporal location of the current bookmark in the music playback.
20 Touch the bookmark to play music from the bookmarked point.
21 Move to the previous bookmark.

Deleting a Music File

1. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the music list and select a file you want to delete.
2. Touch and hold the file name and the screen prompts [Delete File?].
3. Touch [YES] to delete the selected file; select [NO] to cancel the operation.

Video

Selecting Video

1. Touch the video area on the main menu to display the list of video files.
2. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the list and select a video file to play.

	Video	Menu
	Video 1.avi
	Video 2.avi
	Video 3.avi
	Video 4.avi
	Video 5.avi
	Video 6.avi

Press the Vol+/Vol- button to control the volume level during playback.

■ Touch a folder to enter it, and touch the ➕ icon to move to the upper folder.
■ Supporting file formats:

Video Codec Format	Highest Data Rate	Frame Rate	Max. Resolution	Extension
Xvid, Divx3/4/5, MS MPEG-4 V3	≤1.2Mbps	≤25fps	720x480	.AVI
Real Video Codec 8/9/10	≤1Mbps	≤25fps	720x480	.RM, .RMVB
WMV7/8/9	≤1Mbps	≤25fps	720x480	.WMV
Sorenson H.263	≤800Kbps	≤25fps	640x480	.FLV
MPEG-I	≤1Mbps	≤25fps	640x480	.DAT, .MPG

Screen Display While Playing Video

Video Menu 06:30 PM 00:23.15 01:40:00 9 8 7 6 5 4

Video Menu 06:30 PM 00:23:15 01:40:00 < 00:10:03 > 血 ALL 17 16 15 14 13 12 11

① Return to the menu.
2 Return to the previous screen.
3 Total length of the video file.
4 Display the bookmark menu bar.
5 Make a bookmark at a specification position.
6 Playback progress bar.
7 Next video/fast forward: Touch to play the next video, or touch and hold to fast forward the current video playback.
8 Start/pause playback.
9 Previous video/rewind: Touch to play the previous music, or touch and hold to fast rewind the current playback.

10 Elapsed time.
11 Close the bookmark menu and return to the video playback menu.
12 Delete all bookmarks.
13 Delete the current bookmark.
14 Move to the next bookmark.
15 Temporal location of the current bookmark in the music playback.
16 Touch the bookmark to play video from the bookmarked point.
17 Move to the previous bookmark.

The product supports the soft subtitle only.

Deleting a Video File

1. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the video list and select a file you want to delete.
2. Touch and hold the file name and the screen prompts [Delete File?].
3. Touch [YES] to delete the selected file; select [NO] to cancel the operation.

Photo

Selecting a Photo

1. Touch the photo area on the main menu to display the list of thumbnail photo files.
2. Select a picture file to display in full screen.
3. Slide rightward on the screen with a finger or a stylus to view the next picture; slide leftward to view the previous picture.

■ Touch a folder to enter it, and touch the ➕ icon to move to the upper folder.
■ Supporting file formats:

Picture Codec Format	Max. Resolution	Extension
JPEG	3264x2448	.JPG
Bitmap	3264x2448	.BMP
GIF	999x999	.GIF

■ Picture file cannot be deleted from the product directly. You need to connect the product to your PC and delete the picture file on the computer (Refer to "Deleting Files/Folders From the Product" of Section "Connecting the Product".)

Screen Display While Viewing a Picture

Photo Menu 06:30 PM Picture1.jpg 6 5

1 Display additional features.
2 Return to the main menu.
3 Return to the previous screen.
4 Picture file name.
5 Rotate the picture.
6 Start/pause the slideshow.

Additional Features

1. While a picture is displayed, touch the 🔑 icon on the screen to display additional features.
2. Touch the additional feature to display the sub items.
3. Touch the item to run it and hide additional features.

Image Delay	Set the duration to perform slideshow.Option: 3 Sec, 5 Sec, 7 Sec, 9 Sec
Slide Transition	Set an effect of slideshow.Option: Turn, Circle Shrink, Gather Leave, Spread out/in, Mix
Screen Fit	Zoom in or out a picture to fit best within the border of display.Option: On, Off

Record

Recording

1. Touch the record area on the main menu to show recording ready screen.
2. Touch the ○ icon on the screen to start recording.
   Touch [Save] to stop recording and save the record file.

■ You cannot control the volume while recording.
■ If the remaining memory space or power is insufficient, recording will automatically stop.
■ The recorded file will be saved in the RECORD folder as following format. VRECXXX.WAV (VREC: voice record; XXX: sequential number)
■ The file size per one minute varies by the recording quality. Low: Approx. 67 kbps / Middle: Approx. 92 kbps / High: Approx. 128 kbps

Screen Display While Recording

Record Menu 06:30 PM VREC001.WAV 00:23:15 05:40:00 Recording Quality 7 6

Record Menu 06:30 PM 9 REC list VREC001 - VREC002 - VREC003 - VREC004 - VREC005 - 10 VREC001.WAV 00:00:00 00:02:20 Recording Quality 11 12 13 14

1 Display the list of recorded files.
2 Return to the main menu.
3 Return to the previous screen.
4 Recorded file name.
5 Available time remaining.
6 Start/stop recording.
7 Recording quality: select the quality of recording.
- Option: High, Medium, Low.
8 Elapsed time of recording.
9 Record file list.
10 Touch the [-] icon to delete the file.
11 Elapsed time of voice playback.
12 Start/pause playback.
13 Progress bar.
14 Total length of voice file.

Listening to Recorded Files

1. Touch the icon on the screen to display the list of recorded files.
2. Select a file and touch the ▶ icon to play it.

Deleting Recorded Files

1. Touch the icon on the screen to display the list of recorded files.
2. Select a file and touch the minus (-) icon at the right of the file name. The screen prompts [Delete File?].
3. Touch [YES] to delete the selected file; touch [NO] to cancel the operation.

Radio

Turning on FM Radio

1. Touch the radio area on the main menu to enter the radio mode.
2. Touch the </> icon to select the preset channel.

Listening to FM Radio

Radio Menu 06:30 PM 13 CH 1 MUTE 87.5 MHz > 4 5 6 87.5 108.0 auto search receive area Recording Quality Preset on 11 10 9 8 7

1 Display/hide the CH (preset channel) and REC (radio recorded file) lists.
② Return to the main menu.
3 Return to the previous screen.
4 Make the radio silent.
5 Move to the next preset channel or the next frequency.
6 Currently listening frequency.
7 Record the radio program you are listening to.
8 Activate/deactivate the preset channel.
9 Recording quality: Set the quality of recording.

- Options: High, Medium, Low.

10 Receive area: Set the frequency range based on the local standard.

- Option: USA, China, Europe.

15 14 Radio Menu 06:30 PM CH list REC list 1: 87.5MHz - 2: 96.7MHz - 3: empty + 4: empty + 5: empty + MUTE < CH 1 87.5 MHz > 87.5 108.0 auto search receive area Recording Quality Preset off

11 Auto search: Automatically scan and store the available frequencies as the preset channels.
- Up to 30 channels can be stored.
12 Move to the previous preset channel or the previous frequency.
13 The preset number of the currently listening frequency.
14 Recorded file list:

• Touch a recorded file to listen to it.
• Touch the [-] icon to delete the file.

15 List of preset channels:

• In the list, touch a preset number to listen to the preset channel.
• Touch the [+] icon to save the currently listening frequency as a preset channel.
• Touch the [-] icon to delete the preset channel.

Ebook

Selecting Text

1. In the menu, touch the Ebook part to display the text file list.
2. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the list and touch a text file to view it.

■ Touch a folder to enter it and touch the ➤ icon to move to the parent folder.

■ If texts are not displayed properly, check the language setting.

■ Supporting file formats

Text Codec Format	Support Language	Extension
ANSI	English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Czech.	.TXT

Screen Display While Viewing Text

1 2 3 Ebook Menu 06:30 PM For millions of years, the changes in Earth's climate have been driven by forces of nature. But for the last century and a half, Earth's average temperature has been rising faster than any time in the past ten thousand years. The consensus in science is that much of that change has been driven by us. We're on the track to 700 parts per million of carbon dioxide on the planet. We haven't seen that for 50 million years. The signs are everywhere: droughts in the American Southwest and Africa's Sahara, rising seas in Louisiana and Bangladesh, tropical diseases spreading north and extremes of weather from Florida to France. The climate is not what it used to be. It's not your 11 1P 10P 9 8 7

① Display/hide additional features.
② Return to the menu.
3 Move to the previous screen.
4 Scroll the text up.
5 Scroll the text down.
6 Total number of pages in the text.
7 Display the bookmark list.

- Touch the ▲ / ▼ icon to scroll through the bookmark list.

• Touch a bookmark to view the text from the marked position.
• Touch the [-] icon to delete the bookmark.

8 Make a bookmark.
9 Start/pause the automatic scroll.
10 Touch a specific position on the progress bar to view the text from that point.
11 Display the number of the currently viewed page.

Additional Features

1. Touch the 🔔 icon on the screen to display additional features while viewing the text file.
2. Touch the additional feature to display the sub items.
3. Touch the item to run it and hide additional features.

Set Font	Select the size of characters.- Option: Font Small, Font Mid, Font Big.
Auto scroll speed	Set the duration for which a text page is displayed in the automatic scroll.- Option: 10 Sec, 15 Sec, 20 Sec, 25 Sec, 30 Sec.

Deleting a Text File

1. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the text file list and select a file.
2. Touch and hold the selected file with a finger or the stylus. The screen prompts [Delete File?].
3. Touch [YES] to delete the selected file. Touch [NO] to cancel the operation.

Time

Selecting Time

In the menu, touch the Time part to enter the clock mode.

Additional Features

1. Touch the icon on the screen to display additional features.
2. Touch the additional feature to run it and hid the feature list.

Clock	Check time.
Calendar	Check the calendar.
Calculator	Use the calculator.

Setting up the Unit

Selecting Setting

For example: How to adjust the brightness.

1. In the menu, touch the Setting part to display the setting list.

2. Touch the ▲/▼ icon to scroll through the list and touch the setting to display the sub items.

For example: Touch [Display].

Setting Menu 06:30 PM Date&Time Display Timer Advance Language System Information

1. Set the details for sub items. The unit will automatically save the setting.

For example: touch [Medium] in [Brightness].

Setting Menu 06:30 PM Display Brightness Low Medium Hight Touch Sound On Off Touch Calibration Start

Date & Time

Set the current date and time.

- Touch the field and it becomes highlighted.

- Touch the ▲/▼ icon to set the value of each field.

Display

■ Brightness

Select the brightness of the screen.

Option: Low, Medium, High*

* Factory default setting.

■ Touch Sound

Turn the touch sound on/off.

Option: On, Off*

* Factory default setting.

■ Touch Calibration

Perform calibration to align the touch screen's coordinates with those on the display.

Timer

■ Auto Shut Time

Automatically turn off the power after the specified time without operation.

Option: Off, 1 Minute*, 3 Minutes, 5 Minutes, 10 Minutes, 15 Minutes.

* Factory default setting.

■ Backlight

Automatically turn off the backlight after the specified time without operation.

Option: Off, 30 Second*, 1 Minute, 3 Minutes, 5 Minutes, 10 Minutes, 30 Minutes.

* Factory default setting.

Advanced

Select the type for browsing music files.

- DB Type*: Browse music files by [Current Play], [All Music], [Artist], [Album], [Genres], [My Favorite] and [Record].

- Folder Type: Browse music files transferred by Windows Explorer.

* Factory default setting.

■ Rebuild DB

Manually update the data library of all files after deleting the music, text or video file in the unit.

Language

Select the language for on-screen display.

Option: English*, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Czech.

* Factory default setting.

System Information

■ Version

Display the version number of the current firmware.

■ Reset All Setting

Reset the unit to the factory setting.

This feature return the auto shut time, backlight and other setting to factory default and does not delete any files or data in the unit.

■ Local Memory Size

Display the used and total memory space.

■ Card Memory Size

If a Micro SD card is inserted, the used and total memory space of the memory card will appear.

Video Conversion

For movie and music synchronisation and conversion, please use MPMANAGER software supplied in the CD ROM. This software can be used also for UPDATE of your player MPMANAGER manual is included in your CDROM.

Troubleshooting

Can not turn on the unit!- Check whether the battery is exhausted. Charge the unit and turn it on again.- Reset the device by briefly depressing the reset opening with a paper clip. Press and hold the power button to turn on the unit.

The unit cannot be charged after connecting power.- Check whether the unit and your PC are firmly connected.

The unit cannot be connected properly via USB cable.- Check whether the USB cable is firmly connected on your PC USB port.

The screen turns off frequently.- To save power consumption, the screen is designed to be turned off after designated time. Set up the duration in Setting > Timer > Backlight

The screen is not clear.- Check whether the screen is dirty.

Poor radio reception with heavy interference!- Check whether the headphone port is dirty.- Check whether the earphones are connected.- Adjust the position of the player and earphones.- Turn off any nearby electronic equipment to avoid potential interference.

Technical Specifications

Storage Memory*	- Internal: 4GB/8GB NAND Flash- External: Micro SD card (not supplied) (up to 16GB)
Size	L 119 mm x W 78.5 mm x H 14.3 mm
Weight	147.5 g
Connector	- Headphone: 3.5 mm- Mini-USB 2.0
Power Supply	Built-in 1950 mAh rechargeable battery.
Display	4.3” TFT LCD (WQVGA) touch screen.
Supporting Formats**	- Video: RM, RMVB, AVI, FLV, WMV- Audio: MP3, WMA- Picture: JPG, BMP, GIF- Text: TXT
Signal Noise Ratio	≥90 dB
Frequency Response	20 Hz ~ 20 KHz
Headphone Output	≤4.4 mW (each channel)
Firmware	Upgradeable based on flash.
Compatible OS	Windows® 2000/XP/Vista
Supported File Format	FAT/FAT32

* Nominal capacity is defined by physical storage capacity and the actual capacity may be smaller than the nominal one because of the occupation by formatting and other functions.
** Damage to files, variation of compress coding software versions and copyright protection may cause some formats listed above to fail in playback.

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