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PMP1
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User
Manual
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Music
&
Video
Player
with
1.8"
LCD
Display
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1.
[POWER]
On
-Off
switch
2.
Micro
SD
card
slot
3.
[MENU]
button:
Select/
Open
menus/Main
menu
(Press
and
HOLD)
4.
E•iilbutton:
power
on
-off
(hold)/
play
/pause
5.
[POI
]
button:
next
fi
le
/
fast
forward
(hold)/
volume
up
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6.
[144]
button:
previous
fi
le/
rewind
(hold)
/volume
down
7.
[VOLUME
MENU]
button
8.LCD
screen
9.
Microphone
10.
Headphone
jack
11.Strap
holder
12.
Mini
USB
Port
1.Connect
the
player
to
your
computer
using
the
included
2.
USB
cable.
Charge
the
battery
between
3-5
hours.
Do
not
charge
3.
for
more
than
8
hours.
The
battery
icon
will
move
while
charging
and
stop
4.moving
when
fully
charged.
Make
sure
the
player
is
fully
charged
before
turning
it
on.
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NOTE:
Charge
the
player
for
at
least
8
hours
before
using
it
for
the
fi
rst
time.
Battery
level
indication:
IMP
-
indicates
that
the
battery
is
full.
In
p
-
indicates
low
battery;
the
player
should
be
charged
as
soon
as
possible.
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SD
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Turning
on/off
Make
sure
the
MP3
player
is
fully
charged
before
turning
it
on.
•
To
turn
on
the
player,
make
sure
the
[POWER]
switch
is
in
the
"ON"
position.
•
To
turn
off
the
player,
press
and
HOLD
the
[
ii]
button
until
the
display
shuts
off
or
slide
the
[POWER]
switch
to
the
"OFF"
position.
Slide
left
to
turn
OFF
Slide
right
to
turnON
[POWER]
switch
previous
/
volume
down
Select/Open
menus/—.
Main
menu
(Press
and
HOLD)
music
...O
/next
/
volume
up
volume
menu
power
on/off
(hold)
play
/pause
The
player
supports
Micro
SD
cards
(not
included),
which
allow
you
to
add
up
to
16GB
of
additional
memory
to
the
player.
To
insert
the
Micro
SD
card:
1.
Insert
the
Micro
SD
card
into
the
card
slot
with
the
metal
contacts
facing
up
towards
the
front
of
the
player,
and
gently
push
it
in
until
it
clicks.
Do
not
apply
excessive
force,
as
this
may
damage
the
player
and
Micro
SD
card.
2.
To
remove
the
Micro
SD
card,
gently
push
it
in
until
it
pops
out.
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Micro
SD
,r
•
Do
not
use
force
while
inserting
or
removing
the
Micro
SD
card.
•
Do
not
remove
the
card
during
file
transfers.
•
Make
sure
the
player
is
turned
off
before
inserting
or
removing
the
card.
After
turning
on
the
player,
the
main
menu
appears.
Use
the
[144]
or
[NH]
buttons
to
scroll
to
the
desired
option
on
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm
your
choice.
To
return
to
the
main
menu
at
any
time,
press
and
HOLD
the
[MENU]
button.
music
videos
photos
play
songs
play
videos
view
pictures
record
FMradio
voice
MY.
settings
record
voice
notes
play
radio
play
voice
notes
change
system
settings
Transfer
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media
files
to
the
play
1.
Find
music,
picture,
or
video
fi
les
on
your
computer.
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IMPORTANT:
Do
not
disconnect
the
MP3
Player
from
the
PC
while
transferring
fi
les
as
doing
so
will
damage
the
MP3
Player
and
your
fi
les.
it
is
also
possible
to
delete
fi
les
on
the
player
while
connected
to
the
computer.
Select
the
fi
le
and
press
the
delete
key
of
the
computer's
keyboard.
2.
Connect
the
MP3
Player
to
your
computer,
and
locate
"MP3'
3.
Drag
or
copy
the
fi
les
as
shown
below
(do
not
drag
or
copy
fi
les
into
the
"RECORD"
folder).
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Drag
or
copy
fi
les
here
(do
not
drag
the
fi
les
into
the
"RECORD"foIder)
Locate"MP3"
When
you
are
done,
disconnect
your
MP3
Player
from
the
computer
using
the
"Safe
Device
Removal"
utility
in
the
taskbar.
NOTE:
Screenshots
above
may
be
slightly
different
than
your
computer's
operating
system.
To
play
musk
1.
Select
"music"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]button
to
confirm.
The
music
playback
screen
will
be
displayed.
2.
Use
the
[144]
or
[NH]
button
to
select
a
track
then
press
the
[p.ii]
button
to
start
playing
the
selected
track.
Pausing
playback
1.
While
a
song
is
playing,
press
the
[
10
.
1
I
]
button
to
pause
the
playback.
2.
To
resume
the
playback,
press
the
[
►I
I
]
button
once
again.
Skipping
Tracks
1.
Press
the
[w]
button
to
skip
forward
to
the
next
track.
2.
Press
the
[roe]
button
to
skip
back
to
the
previous
track.
Searching
backward
or
forward
within
a
track
1.
Press
and
HOLD
the
[i.44]
button
to
rewind
within
a
track.
2.
Press
and
HOLD
the
[MN
]
button
to
fast
forward
within
a
track.
Adjusting
the
volume
1.
Press
the
[VOLUME
MENU]
button
to
open
the
volume
menu.
2.
Use
the
[Hui]or
boar
1
buttons
to
lower
or
raise
the
volume.
3.
Press
the
[MENU]
button
to
return
to
the
playback
screen.
Music
menus
1.
While
music
is
playing
or
paused,
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
open
the
music
menus
(see
below).
2.
Use
the
[144]
or
[pad
right
buttons
to
select
and
option
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
Music
menu
1
While
music
is
Playing,
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
access
music
menu
1
where
you
can
select
from
the
following
options:
Repeat
-track
repeat
options
Equalizer
-select
music
type
SRS
WOW
-adjust
sound
fi
eld
Replay
mode
-track
loop
options
Exit
-exit
to
music
playback
screen
Music
menu
2
While
music
is
PAUSED,press
the
[MENU]
button
to
access
music
menu
2
where
you
can
select
from
the
following
options:
Local
folder
-browse
music
fi
les
on
the
player
Card
folder
-
browse
video
files
on
the
Micro
SD
Card
Delete
fi
le
-delete
a
single
music
fi
le
Delete
all
-delete
all
music
fi
les
Exit
-exit
to
music
playback
screen
7
to
browse
music
files
on
the
player,
refer
to
"music
menu"—
then
search
in
Local
folder
(player)
or
Card
folder
(Micro
SD
card).
Video
Converte
Video
Photo
Before
transferring
video
fi
les
to
the
MP3
Player,
you
must
convert
them
to
the
correct
format.
Use
the
Video
Converter
provided
on
the
included
CD
to
convert
most
video
fi
les
to
the
correct
format
suitable
for
the
player.
1.
Insert
the
CD
into
the
CD
drive
of
your
computer
O
2.
Click
on
"User
Guide".
3.
Click
on
"View"
to
view
instructions
on
Installing
and
using
the
video
converter.
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"View"
1.To
play
videos,
select
"videos"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
The
video
playback
screen
will
be
displayed.
2.
Use
the
D44]
or
[
POI]
button
to
select
a
video
then
press
the
[
all]
button
to
start
playing
the
selected
video.
To
browse
video
files
on
the
player,
refer
to
.\
"video
menu"
-
then
search
in
Local
folder
(player)
or
Card
folder
(Micro
SD
card).
Video
controls
(playback
screen)
[144
]
previous
video
/
rewind
(press
and
HOLD)
/
decrease
volume
[
MI
play
/
pause
video
[
MI
]
next
video
/
fast
forward
(press
and
HOLD)
/
increase
volume
[VOLUME
MENU]
open
the
volume
menu
(only
available
when
video
is
paused)
Video
controls
(menu)
1144
1
moves
the
selection
up
[001
]
moves
the
selection
down
[MENU]
confirm
selection
/
press
and
HOLD
for
main
menu
[
NI
]
return
to
video
playback
screen
Video
menu
1.
While
a
video
is PAUSED,
press
the[MENU]
button
to
access
the
video
menu
where
you
can
select
from
the
following
options:
Local
folder
—
browse
video
files
on
the
player
Card
folder
-
browse
video
files
on
the
Micro
SD
Card
Delete
fi
le
-
delete
a
single
video
file
Delete
all
-
delete
all
video
files
on
the
player
Repeat
—video
file
repeat
options
Exit
-
exit
to
video
playback
screen
2.
Press
the
[MENU]button
to
confirm
your
choice.
Volume
1.
Press
the
[VOLUME
MENU]
button
to
open
the
volume
menu.
2.
Use
the
[NC
or
[
Pal]
buttons
to
lower
or
raise
the
volume.
3.
Press
the
[MENU]
button
to
return
to
the
playback
screen.
1.To
view
photos,
select
"photos"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
The
photo
list
screen
will
be
displayed.
2.
Use
the
[N4
]
or
[
MI]
button
to
select
a
photo,
then
press
the
[
NI]
button
to
view
the
selected
photo.
3.
Use
the
[I44]
or
[ON]
button
to
scroll
through
the
photos
manually.
4.
Press
[
MI]
to
return
to
the
photo
list
screen.
Ilit
—
To
browse
photo
fi
les
on
the
player,
refer
to
"photo
menu"-
then
search
in
Local
folder
(player)
or
Card
folder
(Micro
SD
card).
Photo
menu
1.
While
veiwing
the
photo
list
screen,
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
access
the
photos
menu.
2.
Use
the
[NC
or
[POI]
buttons
to
select
a
choice,
then
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
Local
folder
-
browse
photo
list
on
the
player
Card
folder
-
browse
photo
list
on
the
Micro
SD
card
Playback
set
-
slideshow
settings
Delete
fi
le
-
delete
a
single
photo
Delete
all
-
delete
all
photos
Exit
-
exit
to
photo
list
screen
Record
FM
Radio
Voice
System
settings
1.To
record
voice
memos,
select
"record"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
The
voice
memo
record
screen
will
be
displayed.
2.
Press
the
[
NI
]
button
to
start
recording
a
voice
memo.
3.
To
pause
the
recording,
press
the
[
MI]
button
again.
4.
To
save
the
recording
and
exit
to
the
main
menu,
press
and
HOLD
the
[MENU]
button.
Note:
You
can
save
the
recorded
file
while
the
player
is
recording
or
while
it
is
paused
by
pressing
and
HOLDING
the
[MENU]
button.
Record
menu
1.
While
not
recording,
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
access
the
recording
menu
where
you
can
select
from
the
following
options:
2.
Press
the
[MENU)
button
to
confirm
your
choice.
Local
folder
-
save
voice
memos
to
the
player
Card
folder
-
save
voice
memos
to
the
Micro
SD
Card
(if
inserted)
REC
type
-
Set
audio
quality
Exit
-
exit
to
record
screen
1.To
listen
to
radio,
select
"FM
radio"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
2.
Autosearch:
Press
and
hold
the
[1441
or
[MI]
button
for
two
seconds
to
tune
the
frequency
upward
or
downward
until
a
radio
station
is
located
then
it
will
stop
automatically.
3.
Manual
search:
Quick
press
the
[NC
or
[MN]
buttons
to
search
the
frequencies
upward
or
downward
manually.
Press
[
Nil
to
save
the
channel.
FM
Radio
menu
1.
While
radio
is
playing,
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
open
the
radio
menu.
2.
Use
the
[r44]
or
[NH]
right
buttons
to
select
and
option
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
Save
-Save
currently
tuned
frequency
Record
-FM
Radio
record
Local
folder:Save
channel
into
flash
memory
Card
folder:Save
chnnel
into
SDcard
REC
type:32K
BPS/64K
BPS/128K BPS/256K
BPS
Exit:Exit
to
FM
Radio
record
Delete
-Delete
current
preset
channel
Delete
all
-Delete
all
saved
channels
Auto
search
-FM
auto
search
Normal
Band
-frequencies
from
87MHz-108MHz
Japan
Band
-Frequencies
from
76MHz-90MHz
Exit
-Exit
from
FM
sub
-menu
1.To
listen
to
voice
memos,
select
"voice"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
The
voice
memo
playback
screen
will
be
displayed.
2.
Use
the
[144]
or
[Pal]
button
to
select
a
recorded
voice
memo,
then
press
the
[Ni]
button
to
start
playing
the
selected
voice
memo.
Voice
menu
1
While
a
voice
memo
is
PLAYING,
press
the
[MENU]
buttonto
access
voice
menu
1
where
you
can
select
from
the
following
options:
Repeat
-
voice
memo
repeat
options
Replay
mode
-
voice
memo
replay
options
Exit
-
exit
to
voice
memo
playback
screen
Voice
menu
2
While
a
voice
memo
is
PAUSED,
press
the[MENU]
button
to
access
voice
menu
2
where
you
can
select
from
the
following
options:
Local
folder
-
browse
voice
memos
on
the
player
Card
folder
-
browse
voice
memos
on
the
Micro
SD
card
Delete
fi
le
-
delete
a
single
voice
memo
Delete
all
-
delete
all
voice
memos
Exit
-
exit
to
voice
memo
playback
mode
Note:
You
can
also
find
and
play
recorded
voice
memos
in
the
"music"
section
of
the
player.
Open
"music"
then
open
the
"record"
folder
and
search
for
the
voice
memo.
In
the
settings
menu
you
can
customize
various
player
settings
such
as
date
and
time,
language,
display
settings
and
more.
1.
To
change
the
player's
settings,
select
"settings"
from
the
main
menu
and
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm.
The
setup
screen
will
be
displayed.
2.
Use
the
[144
]
or
fooll
button
to
scroll
to
a
setting,
then
press
the
[MENU]
button
to
make
changes
to
the
setting.
3.
Press
the
[MENU]
button
to
confirm
changes.
Settings
options
Clock
-
adjust
the
date
and
time
LCD
set
-
Set
the
LCD
screen
time
out
Language
-
choose
a
language
Power
off
-
Set
a
sleep
timer
or
shutoff
time
Memory
Info
-Flash
memory
capacity
Exit
-
Exit
to
settings
NOTE:
When
changing
clock
settings
press
the
1
NJ
button
to
move
the
cursor
to
the
next
option.
Deleting
files
1.
Connect
the
player
to
your
computer,
and
locate
"MP3":
2.
Open
"MP3"
by
double
clicking
on
it.
3.
Locate
the
file
you
would
like
to
delete
and
RIGHT
click
on
the
file.
4.
Locate
"Delete"
and
LEFT
click
on
the
selection.
5.
Select
Yes
or
No
to
confirm
or
deny
deletion
of
the
file.
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battery.
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that
the
[POWER]
switch
is
in
the
ON
position.
Files
can
not
be
transferred
to
the
player
•
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If
the
driver
Is
installed
correctly
in
the
computer
by
disconnecting
and
then
reconnecting
the
player
to
the
computer
•
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the
connection
between
the
player
and
PC,
and
confirm
the
USB
cable
is
properly
connected.
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not
recognized
by
computer
•
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connection
between
the
player
and
PC,
and
confirm
the
USB
cable
is
properly
connected.
•
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that
the
[POWER]
switch
is
in
the
ON
position.
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sound
from
the
headphones
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ensure
the
volume
is
turned
up,
and
the
headphones
are
properly
connected.
•
Check
if
the
format
of
music
fi
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is
supported
by
the
player.
Can
not
record
•
Check
if
there
is
enough
memory
and
battery
capacity.
Display
is
in
the
wrong
language
•
Please
ensure
you
selected
the
correct
language
from
the
"Settings"
menu.
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buttons
do
not
work
•
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the
[POWER]
switch
to
the
left
to
unlock
the
player.
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cannot
display
my
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digital
cameras
and
image
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softwares
add
hidden
data
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.jpg
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data
can
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the
player
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loading
the
images.
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to
eliminate
them
by
saving
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fi
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with
another
name.
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product
as
supplied
and
distributed
new
by
AIT,
Inc.
("AIT")
to
the
original
consumer
purchaser
is
warranted
by
AIT
against
defects
in
material
and
workmanship
for
a
period
of
one
year
from
your
date
of
purchase
("Warranty").
In
the
unlikely
event
that
this
product
is
defective,
or
does
not
perform
properly,
you
may
within
one
year
from
your
original
date
of
purchase
return
it
to
the
authorized
service
center
for
repair
or
exchange.
TO
OBTAIN
WARRANTY
SERVICE:
•
Provide
proof
of
the
date
of
purchase
within
the
package
(Dated
bill
of
sale).
•
Prepay
all
shipping
costs
to
the
authorized
service
center,
and
remember
to
insure
your
return.
•
Include
a
return
shipping
address
(no
P.O.
Boxes),
a
telephone
contact
number,
and
the
defective
unit
within
the
package.
•
Describe
the
defect
or
reason
you
are
returning
the
product.
Your
product
will
be
repaired
or
replaced,
at
our option,
for
the
same
or
similar
model
of
equal
value
if
examina-
tion
by
the
service
center
determines
this
product
is
defective.
Products
received
damaged
as
a
result
of
shipping,
will
require
you
to
file
a
claim
with
the
carrier.
The
shipping
address
of
the
authorized
service
center
is:
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Inc.
ATTN:
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(2nd
Floor)
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OR
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INDIRECT
SPECIAL
PUNITIVE
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL
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AS,
BUT
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LIMITEDTO,
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FOR
LOSS
OF
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RELATED
TO
THIS
PRODUCT.
EXCEPT
AS
STATED
HEREIN,
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OTHER
WARRANTIES
SHALL
APPLY.
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you
have
any
questions
or
problems
concern-
ing
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