AGPtek R2 Manuel utilisateur

Menu button, exit to superior

menu/back

VOL-

Micro SD card

slot

Earphone Jack

Play/Pause/Power

On-off/Enter

VOL+

LCD

Previous,moving up and

fast forward playing

Unit overview

Technical Specification

R2 USER MANUAL

Packaging contents:

.The player

Next,moving down

and fast backward

playing

Micro-USB

Basic Operation

.Earphone

.USB cable

.User manual

Specification

Screen

0.8 inch 128*64 LCD display

Flash memory

8GB

Audio format

MP3/WMA/OGG/APE/FLAC/WAV/AAC-LC/A

CELP

Recording format

FM/MIC record and WAV

Battery

Li-polymer rechargeable 140mAh

FM frequency

87.0-108MHZ

Micro-SD card

Extend to 64GB

Micro-USB transfer

High speed USB 2.0

Powering on the player

Press button and hold(about 3 seconds) to turn it on.

Turning off the player

Press button and hold(about 3 seconds) to turn it off.

Lock keys

Press both Mand buttons at the same time till appear lock icon.

And key pad is locked and not working.

Unlock keys

Press both Mand buttons at the same time till appear unlock

icon.And key pad work normally

Battery Charging

When the 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 USB wall adapter(not supplied)

Note:The charging time should not exceed 4 hours.It is recommended

to turn off the device before charging.

Main Menu

MUSIC

Long press to turn on the player, and long press M button to appear

5 main menus on the screen, press or to view below menu icon,

and press to confirm your choice.

ICON

Main menu

name

Access to function

MUSIC

Listen to songs saved in the player or

from SD card

RECORD

Record voice by the internal

microphone and playing recording files

FM RADIO

Listen to FM radio broadcast

FOLDER

Navigation by folders

SETTING

Change the system configuration

EBOOK

Read Ebook(only for TXT format)

Now Playing

Playing music or FM radio when it is

working on backstage.

Loading music

1. Connect the digital audio player to a computer using the Micro-USB

Port and a USB cable.

2. Once connected, the unit will show up on the connected computer

as if it were a connected USB thumb drive, external hard drive, or

memory card.

3. Drag and drop the desired audio files into the unit’s drive location on

the connected computer.

4. After the files are loaded onto the unit, right-click on the drive and

eject it from the computer, then disconnect the USB cable.

Play your music

Find icon, press to enter music interface ,and by pressing /

view the lists: “All songs”, “Artists”, “Albums”, “Genres”, “Playlists” and

“Update the card data”. Press to confirm your option and start to

play your music

When the device is playing songs, long press M button to enter below

sub-menus, and press to enter the option you want.

Home

Select this option and return to main menu

Repeat

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

playing

Shuffle

Choose On or off mode as you want

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.

Maximum number of bookmarks supported by each audio file is 10.

You can also cover the previous bookmark with new bookmark,

and

then the old one will be replaced by the new.

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

bookmark” under item “Bookmarks”, and you can delete them

with

the option “Delete bookmark”.

Speed

You can adjust the playback speed.

Language learning

Here appears 3 options,Repeat mode, Relay times and Relay

Interval.Press to enter the option you want

Sleep timer

When playing time is reach sleep timer you set, the player will power

off automatically

Equalizer

Here are 7 equalizers for your option, Rock, Funk, Hip Hop, Jazz,

Classical,Techno and custom.

Delete

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

this song.

FM RADIO

RECORD

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.

To create playlists by yourself

There is a free program called Media Go. It's the easiest program to use

for transferring playlists to the AGPTek. . Just create your playlists in

Media Go and then right-click its name and select 'Add playlist to

X :(

Which is your MP3 player's disk) '. (You can download it at

http://mediago.sony.com/chs/download).

Note: whenever at any interface, short press Mto exit and back to

superior menu.

Find the icon and press to enter voice recording. The following

list will show: Start Voice Recording, Recordings library, Storage,

Recording Format and Record Settings.

•Select a format from MP3, WAV or ACT

•Scroll to “Start Voice Recording” to start your recording

•To pause or stop recording, tap the central icon at the bottom

•To play, go to “Recordings Library” and play as music

Find the icon and press to enter radio mode. then a

related list

will show including “Station list”, “Manual tune”, “Auto tune”

and “FM

recording”.

Station list

The frequency points of radio station are displayed with 30 frequency

points reserved at most.

Manual tune

Press to enter manual search mode, you can search programs

FOLDER

SETTING

EBook

manually through pressing / button.

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

searching automatically and automatically save searched station in

“

Station list”.

FM recording

When listening to the broadcast station program, long press Mbutton

appear sub-menu, including Home,Start FM radio recording,Clear

preset,Auto tune and Tuner Region.

Note: the player is defaulted with command band, if you are in Japan,

you need to change to Japan Band.

Find the icon and press to enter folder menu. Here you can

check files you have stored on the device.

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

you turn shuffle on.

Find the icon and press to enter. Here you can find all of the

ebooks you have stored on the device. Select and press to read the

ebook.

Find the icon and press to access the following settings:

“Backlight timer”, “Key tone”, “Sleep timer”,“Date and time”, “Language”,

“Information”“Format device”, “Factory settings”.

When playing time is reach sleep timer you set, the player will

power off automatically

Choose the language according to your need

See information about your player under “Information”

Set the backlight time of your player

Format the device or restore to factory setting

If you have any question on this player, please contact with

support@agptek.com.

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