Jensen SMPV-4GBEB, User Manual

Page 1: ...MODEL SMPV 4GBEB DIGITAL MEDIA PLAYER PLEASE READ THIS USER MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT AND RETAIN THIS BOOKLET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ...

Page 2: ...what sounds normal can actually be loud and harmful to your hearing Guard against this by setting your equipment at a safe level BEFORE your hearing adapts To establish a safe level Start your volume control at a low setting Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly and without distortion Once you have established a comfortable sound level Set the dial and leave it th...

Page 3: ...ent Do not drop the unit this could cause damage to the external cabinet as well as internal components Do not repair the unit by yourself or it will cause damage Avoid getting the unit wet or drop it in water Do not use the unit while driving or doing other things that you must fully concentrate in as it may cause distraction Use your unit with care and attention to your health especially your he...

Page 4: ... accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference 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 ...

Page 5: ...ort with the provided USB cable 2 An animating battery icon will appear as shown in the diagram on the right during charging Once full charged the battery will stop running The average recharging time is approximately 3 hours for normal use 3 To stop the charging process disconnect the USB cable Notes Your computer must be turned on while connected to your player for charging Do not overcharge the...

Page 6: ...ecessary to recharge the unit at least once every 6 months to maintain normal performance CAUTION 1 Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replacement should be by a qualified technician and only with the same or equivalent type battery 2 Do not disassemble crush short circuit or incinerate your battery as it may cause fire injury burns explosion or other hazards 3 Please dispose o...

Page 7: ... the unit to your computer USB port using the provided USB cable 2 The unit will turn itself on automatically 3 The LCD screen will look like the image on the right indicating a successful connection to the computer USB interface is established successfully For Windows XP Vista users once the unit is connected to your computer it appears as a removable drive in My Computer For Mac users it appears...

Page 8: ... copy process begins the LCD screen will change to the left diagram below to indicate that your computer is transferring data to your unit Do not disconnect your unit until the LCD screen change back to the idle screen on the right side diagram Otherwise it may result in data loss or even damage to your unit For MAC users 1 Double click on the removable drive named NO NAME or name assigned to the ...

Page 9: ...em 4 After a while a Safe To Remove Hardware system message window will pop up telling you that your unit can now be safely removed from the system 5 Disconnect your unit from the USB port of your computer For MAC users 1 Click on the removable drive named NO NAME or name assigned to the player by you and drag it into the trash 2 The trash will change to an EJECT icon and it is now safe to remove ...

Page 10: ...all kinds of media files it may take considerable time several minutes to create BASIC OPERATIONS Buttons used for Menu M REC Volume R V Play Pause Skip functions can be controlled in 3 different ways 1 Tap press the button briefly then release it immediately 2 Press press and hold the button for about 2 seconds then release it 3 Hold press and keep holding the button until function change occurs ...

Page 11: ...e screen Press M Button to return to normal music screen 6 To change tracks tap either Button 7 To move backward or forward quickly while playing a track hold either or Button 8 To return to the Main Menu hold the M Button ID3 Tag Display This unit is able to display the title artist album etc of compatible music files during playback If the ID3 tag information is too long to be displayed all at o...

Page 12: ... Navigation 1 From each function menu you can tap the M Button for submenus if available 2 When viewing submenus the sign will indicate the current setting Tap or Button to change to the desired available option 2 Then tap Button to select or to confirm and go back to the function screen immediately 3 If no keys are press within 5 seconds the last selected option will take effect and it will retur...

Page 13: ...e it shows up when file mode in navigation submenu is chosen Folder search mode it shows up when folder mode in navigation submenu is chosen File information shows current file number total file number filename ID3 tag storing folder details Lyrics available indicates a displayable lyric file of the current music file is present Play pause play pause stop fast backward fast forward ...

Page 14: ...below While playing the following 13 functions are available MENU 1 1 Repeat mode Tap or Button to choose from 7 playback repeat modes Normal Repeat one Folder once Folder Repeat all Random Intro Press Button to confirm MENU 1 2 Equalizer EQ Tap or Button to choose from 7 preset EQ settings Normal default Rock Pop Classical Soft Jazz DBB Press Button to confirm MENU 1 3 SRS WOW HD This function en...

Page 15: ...ween successive replays MENU 1 5 1 Replay Tap Button to start replay function A starts to blink in the screen Tap Button to fix replay start point A B will start to flash for the end point Tap Button to fix replay end point B A B stops flashing and now it starts to replay the passage between markers A and B If you want to change the marker points for a new replay passage just tap Button then A sta...

Page 16: ...ep a quick list of your favorite music tracks Choose the Exit option to return to the music screen MENU 1 8 1 View favorite Tap Button to review your current favorite list Tap or Button to choose the track you want to play immediately Tap Button to confirm MENU 1 8 2 Add favorite Tap Button to add the current playing track to your existing favorite list MENU 1 8 3 Delete favorite Tap Button to rev...

Page 17: ... folder is reached MENU 1 10 Bookmark While playing a music track this function let you insert bookmarks timestamps within it for instant playback from those entry points Choose Exit option to return to the music screen MENU 1 10 1 View bookmark Tap Button to review your current bookmark list Tap or Button to choose the entry point you want to playback immediately Tap Button to confirm Note the bo...

Page 18: ...track Tap or Button to choose from Sound off default Sound On MENU 1 13 Exit Choose this to return to music screen While in pause or stop mode the following 5 functions are available MENU 1 1 Local folder Tap Button to display all supported music tracks in the current folder Tap Button to choose to go up one level to display all other folders in the user memory Tap or Button to choose the desired ...

Page 19: ...en MENU 2 VIDEO Choose VIDEO to play only AMV or AVI files converted by the included video conversion software Please refer to the video converter quick guide for details Tap Button to start playing Tap Button to pause and tap it again to resume Tap or Button twice to skip to previous or next video While in pause or stop mode the following 5 functions are available MENU 2 1 Local folder Tap Button...

Page 20: ...7 playback repeat modes Normal Repeat one Folder once Folder Repeat all Random Intro Press Button to confirm MENU 2 5 Exit Choose this to return to video pause or stop screen MENU 3 RECORD Choose RECORD to create a live recording of conversations or meetings Tap Button to start recording immediately Tap Button to pause during recording and tap it again to resume Tap M Button to save the current re...

Page 21: ... recording microphone Tap or Button to choose from 0 7 where 0 is lowest sensitivity and 7 is highest Default setting is 3 Tap Button to confirm MENU 3 4 Exit Choose this to return to record pause or stop screen MENU 4 PLAYBACK Choose PLAYBACK to playback live or radio recordings stored in memory While playing the following 4 functions are available MENU 4 1 Repeat mode Tap or Button to choose fro...

Page 22: ...to change the marker points for a new replay passage just tap Button then A start to flash and repeat above steps to complete Tap Button to terminate A B replay function MENU 4 4 Exit Choose this to return to playback pause or stop screen While in pause or stop mode the following 4 functions are available MENU 4 1 Local folder Tap Button to display all supported files in the current folder Tap But...

Page 23: ... files in the current folder from memory Tap or Button to choose from No default or Yes Tap Button to confirm MENU 4 4 Exit Choose this to return to playback pause or stop screen MENU 5 RADIO Choose RADIO to listen to the built in FM radio 87 5 to 108MHz Indicators of Radio function ...

Page 24: ...ally tune to the next strong FM station Tap Button to move to the next preset channel in memory To record the current radio program Hold R V Button to change to the Record Menu and start recording immediately Tap Button to pause during recording and tap it again to resume Tap M Button to save the current recording Hold M Button to return to the radio function screen Tap M Button for 5 more options...

Page 25: ...NU 6 PICTURE Choose PICTURE to display image files JPG BMP or GIF animated formats Tap Button to display all support image files in the current folder Tap or Button to choose the desired file Tap Button to open While displaying an image in manual mode tap or Button to choose the previous or next image Tap M Button or Button to return to picture folder list While in stop mode the following 5 functi...

Page 26: ... select Tap or Button to choose from No default or Yes Tap Button to confirm MENU 6 4 Delete all Tap Button to permanently delete all files in the current folder from memory Tap or Button to choose from No default or Yes Tap Button to confirm MENU 6 5 Exit Choose this to return to picture folder list MENU 7 TEXT Choose TEXT to read eBook or text files ANSI format Tap Button to display all support ...

Page 27: ...Button to choose the bookmark you want to remove from the list Tap Button to confirm MENU 7 3 Add bookmark Tap Button to add a bookmark appears first few characters of the first line to the bookmark list of the current file While in stop mode the following 5 functions are available MENU 7 1 Local folder Tap Button to display all supported files in the current folder Tap Button to choose to go up o...

Page 28: ...emory Tap or Button to choose from No default or Yes Tap Button to confirm MENU 7 5 Exit Choose this to return to text folder list MENU 8 BROWSER Choose BROWSER to find any supported music image voice or text files in any folder located in the user memory Tap Button twice to see all available folders Tap or Button to choose the desired folder and tap Button to open it for a full file listing Tap o...

Page 29: ...ton to choose from 4 options 0 15 default 30 60 seconds where 0 means LCD backlight is always on MENU 9 3 Language Choose this to select your favorite language for the user interface Tap or Button to choose from 19 languages Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese English default Japanese Korean French German Italian Dutch Portuguese Spanish Swedish Czech Danish Polish Russian Turkish Hungarian and...

Page 30: ...Firmware version Display firmware version of the unit MENU 9 8 Key tone Choose this to set the key tone sound level from 0 31 Default is 2 MENU 9 9 Reset to default settings Choose this to clear all custom settings and restore the unit to factory default settings Tap or Button to choose from No default or Yes Tap Button to confirm MENU 9 10 Exit Choose this to return to Main Menu Hold Key Lock Swi...

Page 31: ...sleep session will be cleared So be sure to set up the clock again according to previous sections above TROUBLESHOOTING Problems Possible Solutions Unit does not turn on The battery may be exhausted Please connect the player to your computer USB port for recharging Try to restart it 10 minutes later It takes about 3 hours to fully recharge an exhausted battery No sound coming from the earbuds when...

Page 32: ...gs Strange characters displayed on the screen Check out for correct interface language you have chosen Unable to download files from the computer into the unit Make sure the USB port of your computer is working normally and the connecting cable is not broken Make sure memory space of your player is not full SPECIFICATIONS Power Built in Rechargeable Li Polymer Battery DC3 7V 360mAh Screen Size 2 0...

Page 33: ...se Korean French German Italian Dutch Portuguese Spanish Swedish Czech Danish Polish Russian Turkish Hungarian Romanian Operating System Supported Windows ME 2000 XP Vista Mac OS X 10 2 10 5 File System FAT16 or FAT32 Working Temperature 41 O F 95 O F 5O C 35 O C 90 DAY LIMITED WARRANTY AND SERVICE VALID IN THE U S A ONLY SPECTRA MERCHANDISING INTERNATIONAL INC warrants this unit to be free from d...

Page 34: ...al purchaser and proof of purchase is demonstrated b It has not been subjected to accident misuse abuse improper service usage outside the descriptions and warnings covered within the owner s manual or non SPECTRA approved modifications c Claims are made within the warranty period 2 This warranty does not cover damage or equipment failure caused by electrical wiring not in compliance with electric...

Page 35: ...E UNIT IS OUTSIDE THE WARRANTY PERIOD please include a check for 25 00 to cover the cost of repair handling and return postage All out of warranty returns must be sent prepaid It is recommended that you contact SPECTRA first at 1 800 777 5331 or by e mail at info spectraintl com for updated information on the unit requiring service In some cases the model you have may be discontinued and SPECTRA r...