AGPtek A125 Manuel utilisateur

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Index

Buttons and controls............................................................................................................. 1

Charge the Player................................................................................................................... 2

Power On/Off...........................................................................................................................2

Lock Screen.............................................................................................................................. 2

Volume Adjustment...............................................................................................................2

Music..........................................................................................................................................3

Recordings................................................................................................................................5

Radio.......................................................................................................................................... 6

E book........................................................................................................................................ 6

Set............................................................................................................................................... 7

Last Played(Now Playing)..................................................................................................... 8

Help and Troubleshooting...................................................................................................8

Specifications...........................................................................................................................9

Buttons and controls

1. Previous/Fast

backward

button//Move up

2. Volume -

3. Volume +

4. Next/Fast forward

button/Move down

5. Power button/Play/

Pause/Enter

6. Lock/unlock

7. Menu button

8. Return button

9. Earphone jack

10. MIC hole

11. USB port

12. Clip

Charge the Player

Use 5V/500mA charger for charging.

Plug one end of the micro USB cable into the USB port of a computer, the other

end to the port on your device. While it is fully charged, disconnect the cable

from your device by pulling it straight outward.

Power On/Off

Hold button \ for 3 seconds to switch on/off the player.

Lock Screen

Slide the lock button to lock the screen. Repeat to unlock.

Volume Adjustment

Click volume button / to increase/decrease the volume.

Return

Always click button to go back.

Main interface

Each time you press the button / , it will bring you to one of its 7 different

functions, including Music, Recordings, radio, Ebook, Folder View, Set, Now

playing(Last played).

Music

When there is a icon in the main interface, click button \ to access to its

function. The related list will show, including: All songs, Artists, Albums,

Genres, Playlists, Update music library.Choose from the menu, and click \

button to enter and play the music. Click button to return.

All songs: all of the songs in the player will be listed here;

Playlists: all of the playlists created will be listed here(up to 50 playlists

can be created);

Genres/Artists/Albums: all of the songs will be listed by

genres/artists/album;

When it is on music list, click button M to access to its submenu. Choose from

(Now playing)Last played, Play, Add to playlist.

Rewind/Forward

While it’s on music playing interface, hold the button to fast forward, short

press to next music file; hold the button to rewind, short press to the

previous song files. Click the \ button to play/pause.

Submenu

While it’s on music playing interface, click button M to access to the submenu.

The related list will show, including“Equalizer”, “Repeat”, “Variable Speed

Playback”, “Repeat settings”,“Delete”.

1. Equalizer

Click button M >“Equalizer”>” Off”, “Rock”, “Funk”, ”Hip hop”, “Jazz”,

“Classical”, “Techno”.

2. Repeat

There will be 4 options, including Repeat off, Repeat 1, Repeat all, Shuffle .

3. Repeat settings(only available when the music is playing)

Repeat mode(A-B): choose the option Replay mode, click button to confirm

the starting time A when A is flashing.

Then click the button to set the ending time B when B is flashing. The audio

from time A to B will be repeated automatically. The icon for A-B indication will

appear on the screen.

Replay times: Set the replay times from 1 to 10.

Replay intervals: Set the replay interval for 1 to 10 (seconds).

4. Variable Speed Playback

Click button M >“Variable Speed Playback”to adjust speed from -8(Slowest) to

+8(Fastest). Set the playing speed as you need.

Note: While the music is still playing in the backstage, and you switch off the

player, then next time you turn it on, it will start playing from where you left off.

Recordings

When there is a icon in the main interface, click the \ button to access

to its function. The related list will show, including: Start voice recording,

Recordings library, Record Format, Recording settings.

- Click the \ button to start voice recording, click again to pause/resume.

- Click button and choose yes to save the recording.

- Find the saved recordings in Recordings >Recordings library.

Click the button / to select from all the recording files you have saved.

Click button M to choose delete or not.

Then click the \ button to play the recording files you just saved.

Record format: MP3/WAV Rec

set rec bitrate: Select from 512/768/1024/1536kbps for WAV format;

32/64/128/192kbps for MP3 format;

Set recording scene: Choose from the 5 different scenes.

Radio

Find on main screen with the \ button to access to its function.

Insert the earphone, then select FM frequency from 87.5 to 108.0MHz.

While in the FM radio interface, press button M to enter the submenu: Auto

tune, Presets, Save to preset, Clear preset, FM recording, Tuner region.

Choose FM recording to start recording the radio. Click the \ button to

pause/resume. Click and choose yes to save the recording and it will back

to the FM radio interface automatically.

Find the radio recordings in Recordings > Recordings library.

E book

Please kindly note the device only can recognize the article in “txt.” format.

Click the button \ to enter;

Click button / to turn the page up and down;

While on text playing interface, click the button \ to play

automatically, click again to back to normal playing;

Click button M and choose Playsetting to set the interval, delete ebook,

page select, add/delete/go to bookmark;

Click button to return.

Folder View

Find on main screen with the \ button to access to its function.

Click button / to choose from the different folders/files. Click button M

to delete. Click the \ button to play/view.

Note: Always put the lyric file and the music file in the same folder.

Set

When there is a icon in the main interface, click the \ button to access

to its function. The related list will show, including: Backlight timer, Brightness

Adjustment, Poweroff timer, Sleeptimer, Language, Information, Format device,

Factory settings. Click the button \ to save your settings.

Backlight timer: set the time at 10(seconds)/20(seconds)/ 30

(seconds)/Always on.

Poweroff timer: Set the time to turn off the player automatically within

0-120 seconds when there is no operation.

Note: The player will not shutdown when it is playing music, radio, Ebook.

Sleep timer: Choose off to turn off this function. Select on and set the time

between 1-99(minutes), when it reaches the time you set, the player will

power off automatically;

Language: Choose your language;

Information: See Player information/Disk Space about your player;

Format device/Factory settings: Format the device or restore to factory

setting according to your need.

Last Played(Now Playing)

Find the icon in the main interface, click the \ button to get a quick

access to the music playing interface. It will resume playing the music from

where you left off if there is music playing at the backstage.

Help and Troubleshooting

● Can’t turn on the player

- Please check whether the player is run out of battery, connect the player to a

adapter and try again after charging.

● Can’t hear any sound from the player

- Please check if the volume is set to 0;

- Please check if the earphone is in poor contact with the player.

● Heavy noise when playing music

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