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Polaroid MUSIC •Polarokl Location of controls I 0 music sialsOleekl MP3 Player User Manual Headphones USB Cable 1. Headphone jack 2. Clip 3. Micro SD card slot any questions or problems concerning this prod. • please contact our customer service department at: Customer Support: 1.877.768-8483
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Polaroid
Location
of
controls
I
Transferring
music
fi
les
to
the
player
Music
MUSIC
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music
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MP3
Player
Headphones
User
Manual
USB
Cable
0
1.
Headphone
jack
2.
Clip
3.
Micro
SD
card
slot
4.
[r]
button
-
volume
control
menu
5.
[
f..]
button
-
previous
track
(quick
press
)
rewind
(press
and
hold)
6.
[Pm]
button
-
next
track
(quick
press)
fast
forward
(press
and
hold)
7.
[b
-ii]
button
-
play
/
pause
Power
on/off
(press
and
hold
,
8.
[IVI]
button
-
select
/
enter
/
menu
9.
LCD
screen
10.
Mini
USB
port
11.
RESET
hole
(located
on
back
of
played
Charging
the
battery
1.
Connect
the
player
to
your
computer
using
the
included
USB
cable.
2.
Charge
the
battery
between
3-5
hours.
Do
not
charge
for
more
than
8
hours.
3.
The
battery
icon
will
move
while
charging
and
stop
moving
when
fully
charged.
4.
Make
sure
the
player
is
fully
charged
before
turning
it
on.
PC
USB
cable
Battery
level
indication:
-
indicates
that
the
battery
is
full.
•Polaroid
MP3
Player
-
indicates
low
battery;
the
player
NOTE:
Charge
the
pbyer
for
at
least
5
hours
should
be
charged
as
soon
as
possible.
before
using
it
for
the
first
time.
J
Basic
operation
Micro
SD
Card
Turning
on/off
Make
sure
the
MP3
player
is
fully
charged
before
turning
it
on.
•
To
turn
on
the
player,
press
and
HOLD
the
[r.ii]
button
until
the
display
lights
up.
•
To
turn
off
the
player,
press
and
HOLD
the
button
until
the
display
shuts
off.
Main
Menu
After
turning
on
the
player,
the
main
menu
appears.
Use
the
[
Hei]
or
[NH
buttons
to
choose
between
"music"
and
"settings"
then
press
the
[MI
button
to
confirm
your
choice.
To
return
to
the
main
menu
at
any
time,
press
and
hold
the
[M]
button.
MUSIC
play
songs
settings
change
system
settings
To
navigate
sub
-menus
[
button
-
moves
the
selection
down.
144
button
-
moves
the
selection
up.
[M]
button
—
select
option
/
enter
[•-ii]
button
—
return
to
previous
menu
Adjusting
the
volume
NOTE:
You
must
be
in
playback
mode
to
access
the
volume
menu.
1.
Press
the
Iv
I
button
to
open
the
volume
menu
(a
volume
bar
will
be
shown
on
the
screen).
2.
Press
[144]
to
decrease
volume.
3.
Press
[004]
to
increase
volume.
4.
Press
the
[M]
button
to
confirm
and
exit
the
volume
menu.
Resetting
the
player:
If
the
player
malfunctions
or
freezes,
you
can
use
the
reset
function
to
restart
it.
•To
reset
the
player,
take
a
metal
pin
(such
as
the
end
of
a
paperclip),
and
gently
push
it
into
the
Reset
hole
on
the
back
of
the
player
to
restart
it.
NOTE:
The
reset
hole
is
located
on
the
back
of
the
player
just
underneath
the
top
of
the
clip.
This
player
includes
4GB
internal
memory,
you
may
use
Micro
SD
cards
(up
to
8GB)
to
increase
the
memory
of
the
player.
To
insert
the
Micro
SD
card:
1.
Turn
the
player
OFF
before
inserting
or
removing
the
card.
2.
Insert
the
Micro
SD
card
into
the
card
slot
with
the
metal
contacts
facing
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/or
Micro
SD
card.
3.To
remove
the
Micro
SD
card,
gently
push
it
in
until
it
pops
out.
4.
When
the
player
is
connected
to
a
computer
with
a
card
inserted,
the
card
will
be
listed
as
a
second
drive
titled
"Removable
Drive":
insert
metal
cont
the
front
of
th,
•
rte
not
use
force
while
inserting
or
removing
a
card.
•
Do
not
remove
the
card
during
file
transfers.
•
Turn
the
player
off
before
inserting
or
removing
a
card
1.
Find
music
files
on
your
computer.
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r.
ill
2.
Connect
the
MP3
Player
to
your
computer,
and
To
play
music,
select
"music"
from
the
main
locate
"MP3":
menu
and
press
the
[M]
button
to
confirm.
The
music
playback
screen
will
be
displayed
3.
Drag
the
files
into
the
player
as
shown
below.
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Drag
or
copy
files
to
the
player
Locate
"MP3"
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Artist
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above
may
be
slightly
different
than
your
computer's
operating
system.
ft
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.
music
playback
screen
Player
settings
Music
playback
controls
Music
menu
controls
Select
"settings"
from
the
main
menu
and
1.
[
P
-ii]
button
-
Play
/
Pause
1.
[MI
button
—
Make
selection/Main
menu
(hold)
press
the
[M]
button
to
confirm.
2.
[
km]
button
-
Previous
track
/
Rewind
(hold)
2.
button
—
Up
on
menu
3.
[1.o.i]
button
—
Next
track/Fast
forward
(hold)
3.
[I.04]
button
-
Down
on
menu
4.
[MI
button
—
Enter
menu
1
(while
music
PLAYING)
/
Enter
menu
2
(while
music
4.
[NH]
button
-
Previous
screen
/
menu
O
-
PAUSED)
/
Main
menu
(hold)
Music
Menu
1
settings
Adjusting
the
volume
While
music
is
PLAYING,
press
the
[NI]
button
to
access
music
menu
1
where
you
can
select
options:
from
the
following
options:
System
Settings
NOTE:
You
must
be
in
playback
mode
to
Backlight:
Set
a
time
for
the
screen
access
the
volume
menu.
Repeat
—
track
repeat
options
backlight
to
turn
off
after
a
period
of
inactivity
1.
Press
the
[
y
]
button
to
open
the
volume
Equalizer
-
select
music
type
Exit
—
exit
to
music
playback
screen
(set
to
0
if
you
would
like
the
backlight
to
never
turn
off).
menu
(a
volume
bar
will
be
shown
on
the
Power
off:
Set
a
time
for
the
player
to
turn
screen).
Music
menu
2
off
after
a
period
of
inactivity.
(set
to
0
if
you
2.
Press
[
i44
]
to
decrease
volume.
While
music
is
PAUSED,
press
the
[M]
button
would
like
the
player
to
never
turn
off).
3.
Press
[
to
increase
volume.
to
access
music
menu
2
where
you
can
select
Contrast:
Set
the
screen
contrast.
4.
Press
the
[M]
button
to
confirm
and
exit
from
the
following
options:
Memory
info:
View
the
player
information
the
volume
menu.
including
free
space,
etc.
Local
folder
-
browse
music
files
on
the
player
Exit:
Exit
back
to
the
main
menu.
Card
folder
-
browse
music
files
on
the
SD
card
(if
inserted)
Once
you
have
made
a
change,
press
the
Delete
fi
le
-
delete
a
single
music
file
[M]
button
to
confirm
your
selection.
Delete
all
-
delete
all
music
files
Exit
-
exit
to
music
playback
screen
Press
the
I
button
to
return
without
making
any
changes.
I!
'
To
browse
the
music
files
on
the
player,
refer
to
"music
menu
2"
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information
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for
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