MP-Man MP-CS187 - Manuel utilisateur

DIGITAL VIDEO / MUSIC PLAYER

MP3/WMA/AMV

USER MANUAL

MP-CS187 / MPOV18

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Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product please read these instructions completely.

GENERAL

1.1 CS187/ OV18 characteristics

Support MP1/MP2/MP3/WMA/WMV/ASF/WAV/OGG music format.

Support AMV movie format

Support JPEG/BMP/G F picture format

Support WAV/MP3 format voice recording

1.8” high resolution full color display

Graphic user control interface

1.2 Box set inclu es

MP3 player

Stereo earphone

Driver & utilities CD disc

Quick guide

USB cable

1.3 Computer requirements

Pentium 100 MHz or faster

32MB RAM or above

CD- ROM

Hard disk with at least 15MB free memory space

USB 1.1/2.0

Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS 10, Linux 2.4.2

1.4 The player appearance interface

1.5 Figure & Keys

(1) MENU”   Switch modes, menu selection by pressing on button

(2) NEXT/FWD or volume increase

(3) “VOL”  selects Volume adjustments mode or A-B replay

(4) PREV/REV or volume decrease

(5) PLAY “”   OPEN/PLAY/PAUSE/STOP/POWER OFF

(6) Earphone

(7) M C

(8) USB connector

(9) ON/OFF switch

(10)Color screen

1.6 Battery

CS187/ OV18 has an on screen battery monitor:

•When battery level low , recharge immediately (connect CS187/ OV18 to external charger or PC)

•Player must be switche on when charging!

•Nine level battery indicator (indicator flashes when charging)

Attention: Voice recording can only work at battery level 2 or above!

1.7 Power on/off

Power on/off the player by switching “POWER” switch to on position

When powered on, press and hold the “PLAY” key for 2 seconds. Player will power-off. Press and hold

“PLAY” key to power on again.

OPERATION

2.0 Main Menu

Seven mode at main menu with different featuring, respectively:

Music

Movie

Record

Voice

JPG View

Setting

Use “NEXT” or “PREV” keys to select among these modes, then press “MENU” key to enter

2.1 Music mo e

From main menu, select MUS C mode and press MENU button to enter.

Use “PREV” or “NEXT” keys to select music file, press “PLAY” key for specific music playback

There are two sub-modes at Music mode, respectively:

Play mode (available during playback)

Stop mode (available during standby)

Play mode

During music playback, press “MENU” key to enter. Seven options:

Repeat

Normal All songs are played once

Repeat One Repeats the current song

Folder Plays all the music of a specific

folder

Repeat

Folder

Repeats the music of a specific

folder

Repeat All Repeats all the music

Random Plays music at random

ntro First 10 seconds of each song is

played

Equalizer

Natural

Rock

Pop

Classic

Soft

Jazz

DBB

Tempo rate

Change music playback speed by pressing “NEXT” and “PREV” keys

Attention: Tempo rate setting works only on MP3 file!

Replay

A-B replay – user can mark certain segment of music for continuous repeat

When replay mode selected, icon appears with letter “A” flashing

Press “NEXT” to set repeat segment starting point A.

Letter “B” starts flashing

Press “NEXT” to set repeat segment ending point B

A-B music segment repeats continuously. Press “MENU” button to return to normal

playback

Adding voice to A-B segment

During A-B segment playback, press and hold “NEXT” key, icon appears

Voice is recorded. Press “MENU” key to stop recording

A-B music segment mixed with recorded voice will repeated continuously. Press “MENU”

button to return to normal playback

Replay times

Choose how many times the A-B segment must replayed, range from 1-10 times

Replay gap

Configure the time gap between each A-B segment, range from 1-10 seconds

Exit

Stop mode

During standby, short press “MENU” key to enter. Four options:

Local folder

Here the user is able to browse between all files and folders stored on the device

Use “NEXT” or “PREV” keys and “MENU” key to enter or confirm a selection

Delete file

Here the user is able to delete any file stored on the device

use “NEXT” or “PREV” keys and “MENU” key for delete confirmation

Delete all

Deletes all music files stored on the device

Exit

2.2 Movie mo e

From main menu, select MOV E mode and press MENU button to enter

This player can only play AMV movie files.

Remember that most currently popular movie formats such as AV , RM, 3GP, MP4…are not directly support

by CS187/ OV18. File conversion by computer with AMV Converter software is needed. AMV Converter in

included on the CDROM.

Use “NEXT” or “PREV” keys to select AMV file, press “PLAY” key to playback movie

During pause, press “MENU” key to enter movie mode submenu:

Local Folder

Delete

Repeat

Exit

(Options features and controls are similar to Music mode, see 2.1 for reference)

Attention: Volume cannot be increased or decreased during movie playback. Volume can

only be set at movie standby mode by pressing “VOL” key to recall volume control

inter ace

2.3 Record mode

From main menu, select RECORD mode and press MENU button to enter

Press “PLAY” key to start recording

Press “PLAY” key again to pause recording (recording time flashes)

Press “PLAY” key again to continue recording.

Press and hold “PLAY” button to stop recording and save recorded voice to file (“SAV NG…” message

appears)

When the device is not recording, short press “MENU” to enter RECORD submenu, options available:

Local folder

REC type ( choose between WAV or MP3 format in SETT NG mode)

32K BPS (WAV)

64K BPS (WAV)

192K BPS (WAV)

384K BPS (WAV)

192K BPS (MP3)

128K BPS (MP3)

64K BPS (MP3)

32K BPS (MP3)

Exit

Attention: 384K BPS WAV ile provides the highest quality, but requires a lot o storage

space.

High compression rate MP3 ormat consumes less storage space than WAV

ormat at same sampling rate

Recorded MP3 music iles can replayed in Music mode

Recorded WAV iles are stored at [device:\ RECORD \ VOICE] older and can be

replayed in VOICE mode

2.4 Voice mo e

From main menu, select VO CE mode and press MENU button to enter

Voice files recorded in Record mode can be replayed in VO CE mode

VO CE mode supports WAV recorded files only; MP3 recorded files need to replayed in Music mode

When playback is paused, short press “MENU” button to enter VO CE submenu:

Local folder

Delete

Delete all

Exit

(Detail features and controls are similar to MUS C mode, please check for reference)

2.5 JPG View

From main menu, select RECORD mode and press MENU button to enter

JPEG View is designed for picture viewing.

JPEG, BMP and G F format files are supported.

Use “NEXT” or “PREV” to select pictures file you like to view, then press “PLAY” for confirmation.

Push “MENU” button to enter submenu, options:

Local folder

Play set

Delete file

Exit

2.6 Setting Mo e

From main menu, select SETT NG mode and press MENU button to enter

Record type

Selection of voice recording file format. Choose between WAV and MP3.

Dark mode

Setting of standby time before LCD screen switches off.

Push any button to switch the LCD screen back on.

Time can be set between 0 and 30 seconds. 0 seconds means dark mode is deactivated

Language

Selection of display language

Power off

Off time - Setting of “automatic power off” time from 0-60 minutes with 10 minutes

interval.

Sleep time - Setting of “automatic power off” time from 0-120 minutes at 10 minutes

interval

Attention: 0 minutes means automatic power o or sleep mode is deactivate

Sleep mode eatures only once when selected.

Memory

Showing CS187/ OV18 total storage size (MB) and percentage of storage being used.

F/W version

Showing current firmware version information.

Exit

SPECIFICATION

D SPLAY 1.8" Diagonal CSTN Display

PC CONNECT ON USB 2.0 High Speed

FLASH MEMORY 1, 2, 4, 8GB

POWER SUPPLY 3.8V Rechargeable Lithium Battery

MUS C FORMAT MP1, MP2, MP3, WMA, WMV, ASF, WAV, MTV, OGG

MOV E FORMAT AMV (16 frames/second)

RECORD FORMAT WAV (32-384K BPS sampling rate)

　MP3 (32-192K BPS sampling rate)

D STORT ON Less than 0.1%

FREQUENCY RESPONSE 20Hz~20KHz

HEADSET OUTPUT 5mW (320Ohm)

OPERAT ON SYSTEM W NDOWS 98/2000/ME/2000/XP, Mac OS 10, Linux 2.4.2

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Furthermore information, visit our website

www.mpmaneurope.com

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