AGPtek G15 Manuel utilisateur

Unit Overview

1.Previous song/Fast backward/ Return

2.Return / Scroll down

3.Submenu button / Lock /Unlock / Scroll up

4.Play / Pause / Enter / Power On-off

5.Next song/Fast forward

6.Micro-USB port

7.MIC hole

8.Power on-off

9.Earphone jack

10. Micro SD card slot

11.Vol+/Vol-

12.Clip

Technical Specification

Basic Operation

Power On/Off

Push on-off button to the “on”side or long press button

for about 3 seconds to turn it on.

Push on-off button to the “off”side or long press button

for about 3 seconds to turn it off.

Scroll Up/Down

Click button / to scroll up/down one by one. Hold to

scroll up/down quickly.

Return

On Music/Radio interface, press to return.

On list interface, press to return to previous menu.

On main menu, press back to the interface you just

Screen

1.5 inch 128*128 TFT display

Flash memory

16GB

Bluetooth Version

4.0

Audio format

MP3/WMA/OGG/APE/FLAC/WAV/A

AC-LC/ACELP

Recording format

FM/MIC record and WAV

Battery

Li-polymer rechargeable 300mAh

FM frequency

87.0-108MHZ

Micro-SD card

Extend to 128GB

Photo format

JPG,BMP and GIF

Charging time

3 hours

Music

use(music or FM).

Lock the Screen

Long press to lock the screen. Repeat to unlock. When

the screen is locked, all of the buttons on the key pad are

not available.

Note: You can not lock the screen under submenu list

interface.

Battery Charging

When there is a battery indicator on the screen, you must

charge the device.

The device has two charge options:

a)You can charge the device via the USB connector.

b)You can also charge the device via a 5V 500mA USB wall

adapter(not included)

Note:The charging time should not exceed 3 hours. It is

recommended to turn off the device before charging.

Press buttons definition

Action

Basic operation

Short press

Press time is less than 1-2 seconds

Long press

Press time is more than 1-2 seconds

Hold

Keep pressing one button

Note:Without special instruction, all pressing mean short

pressing in this user manual.

Play your music

On music menu, press to enter music function, and by

pressing / to view sub-menu from up to down: “All

songs”,“Resume”,“Artists”,“Albums”,“Genres”,“Playlists”

and “Create playlists”. Press to confirm your option and

start to play your music.

Please note: The submenu for music is different under

Bluetooth mode and normal mode.

Repeat

Here appears 4 options, Repeat 1, and Repeat All, Repeat

off, View Playing.

Shuffle

Choose On or Off mode as you want.

Equalizer

Here are 7 equalizers for your option, Off, Rock, Funk, Hip

Hop, Jazz, Classical, Techno, Custom.

Variable Speed Playback

Adjust the play speed from (the slowest)-8 to +8(the

fastest).

Repeat settings(only available when the music is playing)

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

to confirm the starting time A (A is flashing).

Then click the button to set the ending time B(B is

flashing). Click the button again to confirm. The icon for

A-B indication will appear on playing screen. And the audio

from time A to B will be repeated automatically.

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

Replay intervals: Set the replay interval for 1 to 10

(seconds).

Bookmarks

It is marked by the stopping time as “hh:mm:ss”. So you can

set the stopping time before you add it for continues

playing next time conveniently.

You can add up to 10 bookmarks for each of the song. If

there are more than 10 bookmarks, the old one bookmark

will be replaced by the new.

You can find the bookmarks you saved with the option “Go

to bookmark”under submenu “Bookmarks”, and you can

Bluetooth

delete them with the option “Delete bookmark”.

Note: Only when the song is playing, you can find all of the

bookmarks you added for this song with the option “Go to

bookmark”. That is to say, if you want to find the

bookmark of one song, you must play the song at first and

then find the option “Go to bookmark”. All of the

bookmarks for this song will be listed under the option “Go

to bookmark”.

Add to playlist

There are 3 options prepared for you, including “Playlist on

the go [1]”,“Playlist on the go [2]”and “Playlist on the go

[3]”, you can add the song which is playing to any one of

these three as you like.

Remove from playlist

You can remove the song which is playing to any one of

these three Playlist as you like.

Delete

It will show”...(song name)”delete? Press to choose yes

to delete this song.

Find “Bluetooth”on Home menu and press to access

to its function.

1. Bluetooth switch control:

Choose to enable or disable Bluetooth.

2. Search for device:

Choose to search the nearby devices with its Bluetooth

opened. When the Bluetooth is enabled, choose “Search

for device”to search the nearby devices, then all of the

devices which has opened its Bluetooth will be listed.

3. Device List:

FM Radio

Record

Choose from the available devices and select to

connect/disconnect. Select the device you want to connect,

and then click to connect. After successfully connected, this

player is ready to play music or FM radio by Bluetooth

earphones, Bluetooth speaker, etc.

Note:

Please open the Bluetooth of the device at first if you want

to connect with the player.

On record menu, press to enter voice recording. The

following lists will show: Start Voice Recording, Recordings

library, Recording Format and Record Settings. Press /

to select from these lists.

•Quick Record: scroll to “Start Voice Recording”, press

to start your recording, click button to resume or stop

recording, and press and choose YES to save the

recording.

•In recording library view recording files(such as

REC001.WAV, you can play it as music) and delete all files.

On radio menu, press to enter below radio playing

interface.

You can press / to search programs manually.

At radio playing interface, press and will show a related

lists including “Start FM recording”,“Presets”,“Save to

preset ”,“Clear preset”,“Auto tune”,“Tuner Region”and

“FM recording”.

Clear preset

Press to enter the station list and press / to select

the station, and then press to ensure. It will show etc:

Folder View

“Clear preset01?”press to confirm Yes or No.

Tip: if you use auto tune, all the station you had saved will

be deleted.

Save to preset

The frequency points of radio station are displayed with 30

frequency points reserved at most.

Auto tune

Press to enter Auto tune mode, it will show “Do you

want to auto-tune ”, press to confirm Yes or No. If

choose Yes, it will be searching automatically and display

all the searched station.

Start FM recording

Press to start recording, and press , it will show“Save

recording?”press to confirm Yes or No. If choose Yes, it

will saved recording content in the formats of

FMREC001.WAV…

You will find saved FM recordings in “FM recording”or

“RECORD”folder under “Folder view”menu.

Tuner region

The player is defaulted to command band, if you are in

Japan, you need to change to Japan Band. If you are in

Europe, you need to set to European band.

On folder view menu, press to enter folder menu.

Here you can check files you have stored on the device

including music, recording and pictures.

When you play music under “Folder”, it will shuffle songs

by folder if you turn shuffle on.

Set

On set menu, press to access the following settings:

“Language”,“Date and time”,“Brightness”,“Backlight

timer”,“Screensaver”,“Sound settings”,“Sleep timer”,“Save

electricity power”,“Information”,“Format device”,“Factory

settings”.

Sleep timer

When it reaches the sleep time you set, the player will

power off automatically;

Save electricity power

When it reaches the power-off time you set, the player will

shut off automatically when the MP3 is not playing and you

have no action on it. Select Off to make it always on;

Language

Choose the language according to your need;

Backlight timer

Set the backlight time of your player;

Screensave mode

Choose “Screen off”to turn off the screensave mode, or

choose the clock style to select from the 4 clock styles. You

can press and to select it;

Information : See information about your player.

If you have any questions about this player, please feel free

to contact support@agptek.com.

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