HEC HEC HV3A, User Manual

Page 1: ...Theatre User s Manual Digital Video Player HV3A ...

Page 2: ...y 7 Theatre Earphones and Volume Control 7 Improper Surroundings for Using the Theatre 8 Hearing Loss Symptoms 9 Prevent Infections from Theatre Headphones 9 Prevent Seizures Blackouts and Eye Strain 10 Protecting the Theatre Device 10 Guidelines of Use 11 Keep Away From Water 11 ...

Page 3: ...Cleaning of Theatre 12 Using a Connector and a Port 12 Theatre Radio Feature 12 Theatre Headphones 13 Disposing of the Theatre Device 13 About the Player 14 Display Description 15 Basic Operations 16 SETTINGS 18 Music 21 Video 26 PHOTO 28 ...

Page 4: ...ord 31 Radio 32 EXTRAS 34 EXPLORER 35 USB and Charge 36 Arcsoft Media Conversion Tool 37 Firmware Update 41 Troubleshooting 42 Technical Specifications 45 Theatre Warranty 46 ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS 50 GOVERNING LAW 51 ...

Page 5: ...4 Patent Information 51 Customer Service and Support 51 In the United States call Haier America New York NY 51 For Customers in the United States 52 Declaration of Conformity 53 ...

Page 6: ...ometer Energy saving setting brightness control auto power off Built in MIC for voice recording Supports multi languages choose from up to 20 languages Support Win2000 Win XP Vista system USB2 0 high speed transfer Support TXT E book files and bookmarks Multi task handling function you can listen to music while reading E book or viewing pictures Built in FM radio transceiver Support for firmware u...

Page 7: ...mended by the manufacturer Unplug this product during lightning storms Unplug this product when it is not used for a long period of time This product must only be serviced by a qualified professional Service is required when the product is damaged or altered in any way This includes damage to the adapter exposure to water rain and moisture and hard impact dropping or crushing the Theatre When the ...

Page 8: ...atre can operate at volumes loud enough to cause damage to your hearing To avoid this and protect your hearing follow these guidelines Keep the volume low Set the volume at a level where you can hear noises around you clearly You should be able to hear someone nearby speaking in a normal tone of voice If you cannot hear people around you speaking even with noise canceling headphones the volume is ...

Page 9: ...s during the day it will take less time for the Theatre to damage your hearing As a general guideline keep the Theatre volume at a level where you can converse normally with people nearby If you replace the earphones on your Theatre you must reset the volume starting at a low level Different kinds of earphones may produce different volumes even if the volume setting on the Theatre is the same Impr...

Page 10: ...have your hearing checked by an audiologist 1 Hearing loss 2 Ringing in the ears 3 Your speech sounds quiet or muffled to you 4 Sounds seem flatter or duller than usual 5 Getting your hearing checked regularly by an audiologist is a good way to prevent and detect hearing loss Prevent Infections from Theatre Headphones Using earphones for your Theatre that are dirty can lead to ear infections Clean...

Page 11: ...e or strain Protecting the Theatre Device When carrying the Theatre make sure you do not drop bend or crush the device A protective carrying case included with the device may help to protect the surface from scratches and damage Keep the Theatre device at a temperature between 20 and 45 C 4 to 113 F Parked cars can get extremely hot in the summer so be sure to take your Theatre device out of the c...

Page 12: ...uct may result in electric shock or other hazards If we determine that you have tried to repair the product by yourself evidenced by peeling puncturing or removal of labels your warranty will be voided Qualified service professionals must do all servicing on this device Service is required when the product is damaged in any way or does not operate normally This includes exposure to water extreme h...

Page 13: ...t use near any source of heat such as fire or ovens Use only accessories and attachments provided or recommended by Haier Clean gently with a soft dry cloth Using a Connector and a Port Do not force a connector into a port If they don t connect easily check for any blockage or obstructions If you can t find anything wrong then the connector and port probably don t match and can t be used together ...

Page 14: ...of the Theatre device may be regulated by certain recycling laws regarding electronic and electrical waste You may not be able to throw out the Theatre with your household garbage It is your responsibility to dispose of the Theatre device in a proper way that follows all recycling laws and regulations Improper disposal could lead to damaging the environment or putting human health in danger To lea...

Page 15: ...14 About the Player ...

Page 16: ...15 Display Description Music Video Record E BOOK ...

Page 17: ...Lock In Menu interface mode Select Settings icon menu and then select the Key Lock Time option Choose the appropriate lock out time After the selected time interval has lapsed a lock sign will appear on the top right corner of the screen This signifies that the screen and touch controls are locked To Unlock While in the locked mode push power switch toward the red sign to unlock Power Monitoring A...

Page 18: ... a standard removable disk by your computer and will allows the transfer and management of files on the player without the need for the installation of 3rd party software Charging the Player Connect the player to your PC with the supplied USB cable The battery icon progresses indicating active charging The battery icon will stay full when it is fully charged Main Interface The main interface is di...

Page 19: ...iddle of screen to select your required option and touch again to enter and set Touch icon in any submenu to exit to the previous menu or directory a Light Time Option are 5 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds Always On Click on an option to select and set up click on the icon to exit this interface b Brightness There up to five different levels of brightness Select and click the p...

Page 20: ... Shut Time This option will automatically shutdown the unit when the unit is idle in the elapsed time Auto Shut Time options are 30Seconds 1 Minutes 3 Minutes 5 Minutes 10 Minutes and No automatic shutdown Touch and scroll up or down the middle of the screen to view all options and touch your preferred option Touch on the icon to exit this interface f Restorable Touch YES to confirm restore the pl...

Page 21: ...tting and exit this interface Click the icon is to exit this interface j Auto shut Sleeping time This option is a timer for when the player will automatically turn off Auto Shut options are set at 10 Minutes 30 Minutes 60 Minutes 90 Minutes 120 Minutes and No automatic shutdown Touch scroll up or down the middle of screen to view options and touch to set your desired preference Click on the icon t...

Page 22: ...d touch and scroll up and down to view all music loaded into your Theatre The following additional options are available Click on the icon to show dialog box to add the highlighted song to your favourite Touch and select Add to Favorites and your current selected song will be added to your Favorites folder or touch Exit to close the dialog box Touch and slide up and down the touch screen to browse...

Page 23: ...n to enter into the play setup menu The follow play setting can be edited repeat Mode play Mode User EQ setting and EQ Sel Repeat Mode 1 Once Stops after playing current song 2 Repeat Repeats the selected single song 3 ALL Plays all songs in current selection once 4 ALL Repeat Plays and repeats all files in current selection 5 Intro Plays all songs in the current folder for 10 seconds in sequence ...

Page 24: ... mode is set The player will continue to repeat the selection between the starting point and the ending point To stop A B Loop Repeat mode touch the icon Background playing While the music file is playing click icon to exit the play interface The music will continue to played in the background Memory play While in the music play mode when the user stops the selected music the player will automatic...

Page 25: ...ialog box will be displayed to ask whether to delete the file Touch YES to delete or touch NO to exit Touch icon to return to the previous interface 4 My Favorites My Favorites is a playlist of all music files selected into the favorites folder The user can slide up and down the touch screen to browse the list In this state click and confirm music will enter that play interface and start playing t...

Page 26: ...rics are transferred to the unit Note 2 A very small number of very special MP3 WMA encoded audio files may not play on the unit Please use the audio converter tool to convert and then copy to the player to play The unit only supports 3 95 3 97 3 98 3 99 versions of APE files compressed in normal and fast mode ...

Page 27: ...u to exit to the previous menu or directory Touch icon to show the Delete File dialog box select and touch YES option to delete selected file or NO option to exit a Touch icon to stop video play b Touch icon to continue starting video play c Touch or icon once to select Previous or next video play touch and hold or icon to fast forward or fast reverse through the current file d Touch icon will sho...

Page 28: ... exit g In video playing mode touch icon will exit Player interface h The unit has a video memory play function In the video playback mode when the user stops playing a video file the player will automatically remember the elapsed time If you want to resume playing this video select the file and it will show a resuming dialog box select and touch YES option to continue to play from the last stop o...

Page 29: ...ime 2Sec 5Sec 10Sec and Turn Off to begin slide show images in the current folder b Touch icon or icon to rotate the image Left or right c Touch anywhere on the screen to display or hide toolbars d Touch the screen left or right of the showing photo to play the previous or next photo e Touch icon to exit picture Browser interface f To toggle between portrait or landscape mode utilizing the G senso...

Page 30: ...n a previous opened eBook file and show the page before you exit Touch icon in any submenu to exit to the previous menu or directory EBook reading interface a Touch icon will showing the font size and colour setting interface Touch your preferred seeting and touch YES option to confirm or NO option to exit b Drag up or down the middle of screen to select your required page touch icon to select the...

Page 31: ...fter finish setting touch icon to confirm and view Load Mark Touch Load Mark option to select the open bookmark desired Once selected the screen will jump to the original page of this bookmark You can select the Load Mark option then touch icon to delete it Flip Time Sets the time the next page will be displayed automatically Time can be set in 5 second increments from 10 to 20 seconds f To toggle...

Page 32: ...ctory a The recorder will start in the Ready mode To begin recording touch icon to start voice recording The icon will change to to confirm the start of the recording Retouch icon to the pause recording The icon will change to icon to confirm pausing the recording Touch the icon to continue voice recording b When recording has been completed touch icon to save the file and exit to the previous men...

Page 33: ... touch Radio icon to enter the radio interface Touch the icon in any submenu to exit to the previous menu or directory a Touch icon will show the volume control icon click on or icon to increase or decrease the volume touch the icon again to exit the volume setting b Touch or icon to move up or down the range in 0 1MHZ increments to fine tune the radio c Touch icon will displaying the other option...

Page 34: ...el Touch this sub item to save the current station Delete channel Touch this sub item and select the channel to delete from the saved list Receive area Touch this sub item to set the FM frequency range used in your area options are USA Korea Japan China Europe d Touch icon to enter the FM Record interface to start to record from received FM broadcast for later playback In recorder mode touch icon ...

Page 35: ...g Record sub item in the main MediaLib menu EXTRAS From the main menu scroll left or right of the screen to touch Extras icon to enter the extra interface Extra features included in this player are a Stop Watch function and Calender Touch icon in any submenu to exit to the previous menu or directory 1 Stop Watch Touch Stopwatch icon to enter the Stopwatch interface Touch icon to start to begin the...

Page 36: ... block then touch or icon to select your required date to set Touch icon in any submenu to exit to the previous menu or directory Explorer From the main menu scroll left or right of the screen to touch Explorer icon to enter the MediaLib interface Touch icon in any submenu to exit to the previous menu or directory Play file In the explorer interface drag up or down the middle of the screen to sele...

Page 37: ...ort with the supplied cable the player will display an Online mode icon The unit will be displayed in the My Computer window and be assigned the next available drive letter by your system Double click on this icon to open and display the contents of the player Files and folders can be moved copied or deleted to and from this drive as you would on any other drive on your computer Charge Display Mod...

Page 38: ...nverter This utility quickly and effortlessly converts the MP4 AVI WMV MOV 3GP 3G2 and RM video files to the format that the player supports smv format 1 Insert the support disk supplied with the player into the CD ROM drive 2 Click the ArcSoft MediaConverter 3 button on the splash screen to install the conversion tool If the splash screen fails to appear automatically browse the disk contents by ...

Page 39: ...finishes 3 The progress bar appears indicating the conversion progress 4 Click the triangle button when rolling over the converted file to preview the video while converting 5 The screen prompts the file ready to transfer when conversion finishes 6 Connect the player with the computer and the converted file automatically transfers to the player 7 Play the converted file on the player ...

Page 40: ...39 Preview the video while converting Before starting to convert files you need to setup the file format destination quality etc for the converted files ...

Page 41: ...40 To add media files drag and drop media files to the device icon or click when rolling over the device ...

Page 42: ...are copy into the flash disc of the machine Disconnect the computer again start up a machine 3 From main Interface touch Settings option to enter system setting interface select Upgrade option to select YES option to start Show as following picture 4 When enter to the second interface of firmware update all operate had been screened The installation interface will showing the current state of inst...

Page 43: ...after charge please contact with our dealers No sound can be heard from the earphones 1 Check if the volume is set as 0 Adjust the volume as required 2 Check the volume of the file attempting to be played 3 Confirm the earphone is properly connected Noise through earphones 1 Check if the earphone plug is clean foreign particles can cause static to be heard through the earphone during playback 2 Ch...

Page 44: ...ayer cannot play audio files that are copy protected Please ensure that only files that contain no copy protection are transferred to the player Video files not playable Please check that the video files transferred to the player are in the correct size and format Some file may need to be re encoded to be played on this player Play song No lyrics show Please confirm whether or not to play songs wi...

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Page 46: ...R Distortion Freq Response Bit Rate MP3 WMA FLAC AAC APE L 10mW R 10mW 32Ω S N 85dB 20HZ 20KHZ MP3 32kbps 320kbps WMA 32kbps 384kbps Video Playback Formats AVI Maximum support Resolution 720 576 RM RMVB Maximum support Resolution 800 480 FLV Maximum support Resolution 720 576 Power Play Time Battery Video Audio 3 7V 700mAh lithium polymer battery Video play for about 3 hours Audio play for about 1...

Page 47: ...om any defects in workmanship and materials during the time periods stated below If the product is defective Haier will at its option 1 repair the product using new or refurbished replacement parts 2 replace the product with a new or re manufactured equivalent product at no charge to the purchasing consumer 3 refund to the purchaser up to the price of the product This refund may take into account ...

Page 48: ...onal excluded items set forth below The warranty commences on the date the item was purchased and the original purchase receipt must be presented to the authorized service center before warranty repairs are rendered The limited warranty described herein is in addition to whatever implied warranties may be granted to purchasers by law ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILI...

Page 49: ...uct which were caused by repairs or attempted repairs performed by anyone other than an authorized service center or dealer nor shall Haier be liable or in any way responsible for incidental or consequential economic or property damage Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages so that above exclusion may not apply to you THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RI...

Page 50: ...HAIER IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF DATA OR CONTENT AS A RESULT OF REPAIR OR REPLACING PARTS ON YOUR THEATRE PRODUCT After the Warranty Period is over Haier may charge you for any work in diagnosing problem on and or servicing an Theatre product Haier will use all reasonable efforts to diagnose and attempt to fix or suggest possible solutions for an Theatre product defect that is covered by the li...

Page 51: ...e to comply with any copyright laws that apply to you in your use of music video and other content with this Theatre product Your Theatre product and all of its internal parts and components are new pursuant to industry standards unless it is otherwise indicated on the Theatre product s original retail packaging as Refurbished You agree to follow all export laws and regulations that apply to you i...

Page 52: ...of New York U S A will apply to this Limited Warranty Patent Information United States and or international patents pending Customer Service and Support For information about Theatre read all documentation included with the product If you still have a question go to www haieramerica com support to search the information base and to get support using chat or e mail In the United States call Haier A...

Page 53: ...ce will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures 1 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna 2 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Con...

Page 54: ...aration of Conformity Model Name Theatre Trade Name Haier Responsible Party Haier America Trading LLC Address 1356 Broadway New York NY 10018 USA Telephone No 877 339 3639 Warning Changes or modifications to this device that are not expressly approved by Haier America may void your authority to operate this equipment ...