Naxa NMV-154 Instruction Manual Download

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6 My Ebook Mode

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6.1 Main Menu

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6.2 Submenu

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6.3 Basic Operations

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7 Tools

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7.1 Stopwatch

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7.2 Calculator

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7.3 Calendar

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7.4 PC CAMERA

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8 Setting

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8.1 Information

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8.2 Display

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8.3 Rename Playlist

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8.4 Date and Time

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8.5 Player Configure

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8.6 Languages Supported

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8.7 Encrypted Disk Setting

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8.8 Reset

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10FM

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10.1 Main Menu

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10.2 Submenu

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10.3 FM Main Interface

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10.4 Basic Operations

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11 My Video

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11.1 Main Menu

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11.2 Submenu

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11.3 Basic Operations

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12 Others

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12.1 Troubleshooting

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12.2 Factory Settings

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12.3 Specifications

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Summary of Contents for NMV-154

Page 1: ...T I O NMA N U A L P o r t a b l e Me d i a P l a y e r w i t h 2 4 L C DS c r e e n B u i l t i n 4 G B F l a s h Me mo r y P L L D i g i t a l F MR a d i o S p e a k e r B u i l t i n S DC a r d S l...

Page 2: ...6 2 2 Description for Key Function 6 2 3 Definition for Key Operation Definition 7 2 4 Power On Off 7 2 5 Low Power 7 2 6 File Storage 7 2 7 Main Application Interface 7 2 8 Volume Control 8 3 My Musi...

Page 3: ...splay 20 8 3 Rename Playlist 21 8 4 Date and Time 21 8 5 Player Configure 21 8 6 Languages Supported 22 8 7 Encrypted Disk Setting 22 8 8 Reset 23 10FM 23 10 1 Main Menu 23 10 2 Submenu 24 10 3 FM Mai...

Page 4: ...Never contact with chemicals such as benzene thinner etc Do not close to strong magnetic field electric field etc Keep away from direct sunlight or heating appliances Never privately dissemble repair...

Page 5: ...supporting setting any picture as the desktop background or power on off picture Video play supporting video playing of AVI RMVB 3GP files Supporting FM Radio Supporting e book Supporting key tone Su...

Page 6: ...off on mode the system enters U disk mode directly and charges automatically Disconnect the USB connection or delete the hardware on the PC the system enters player s operation mode If select not to d...

Page 7: ...own left and down B MENU key for popping out submenu A CAMERA key for capturing in audio and video playing interface its function as OK key M RETURN key return to the previous interface OK to confirm...

Page 8: ...wered off automatically Note this function is ineffective when the player is connected to PC 2 5 Low Power When battery power is low the player will prompt and then be powered off and enter Standby mo...

Page 9: ...nd pause interface video playing and pause interface press UP and DOWN keys again to adjust the volume press OK or M to return to playing interface It will also return to playing interface if no furth...

Page 10: ...aying album list select one album the next level is the list of music in the album Genre displaying genre list select one genre the next level is the list of music of this genre My music list five lis...

Page 11: ...emove Add to MyList Information Add tag Fade In out and Volume Note in any submenu browse different options by pressing UP and DOWN keys press OK to confirm the selection press M to return to previous...

Page 12: ...setting in submenu to enter the interface of EQ setting options that include normal rock pop classic soft jazz DBB SRS mode browse different options by pressing UP and DOWN For the first 7 items pres...

Page 13: ...ent lists press OK to select the current list and return to the previous level The current music is added to the list 12 Music Information Display Select Information in music playing interface to ente...

Page 14: ...cal directory card directory Local directory is the main partition directory of the player listing the contents under PICTURE dir You may find along this until a picture file is selected Press OK to p...

Page 15: ...e actual decoding time should be taken as slide gap for display change 4 2 Submenu There are two types of submenus 1 In picture browse interface If the browsed is stored under non protect directory su...

Page 16: ...ndividual files ineffective to directory and folder 4 Rotate Select Rotate in submenu to enter the interface Select the desired rotation angle and press OK to return to the playing interface and rotat...

Page 17: ...can set his favorite picture as power on picture After the setting succeeds Setting succeeded pops up 9 Set as Power off Picture Select Set as power off picture in submenu and confirm The user can se...

Page 18: ...the default format is WAV View different options by pressing UP and DOWN press OK to enter the next level to select bit rate press OK or M to confirm the selection and return 5 2 Submenu In Record in...

Page 19: ...contents under TXT dir You may find along this until a file is selected Press OK to play the file Card dir lists the text contents in the card this item will not be displayed if no card inserted Press...

Page 20: ...g to the page corresponding to the set percentage 4 Protect File Cancel Operations here are the same as Protect File Cancel under Picture Mode 5 Add Tag The operations are the same as Add Tag under Mu...

Page 21: ...erface 2 In calendar interface UP DOWN are for selecting month LEFT RIGHT for selecting date 7 4 PC CAMERA Insert USB line before using this function otherwise the system will jump out of Please inser...

Page 22: ...displaying the input box of the current value M for deleting one value from the input box Select the tick on the lower right to confirm the input and return to the previous menu 8 4 Date and Time 1 A...

Page 23: ...nese Japanese Korean French German Italiano Nederlands Portuguese Spanish Svenska Cesky Dansk Polish Pyccknn Turkce Thai Hungarian Romanian Arabic Indonesia Greek 8 7 Encrypted Disk Setting If the enc...

Page 24: ...Select FM in main application interface the system directly enters station interface after detecting earpiece inserted Press M to return to the main menu it displays 1 Listen In Select this option to...

Page 25: ...ent station is included in station list submenus include Auto search Delete Record quality and FM record while if the current station is not included in the station list submenus include Auto search S...

Page 26: ...gain to continue playing 4 Save Channel If the current station is not saved select Save channel in submenu press OK to return to FM main interface Now the current channel has been saved to the station...

Page 27: ...dir lists the video files in the card this item will not be displayed if no card inserted Tag list it lists all the video files having tags there can be up to 32 tag lists Protect list video files in...

Page 28: ...DOWN keys to view different options Press OK the select the highlighted item and return to the previous level Play mode includes sequential repeat one repeat all shuffle and browse 5 Add Bookmark Sel...

Page 29: ...mode Sequential EQ mode Normal Picture browse mode Thumbnail Picture player mode manual Slide gap 2 sec Record type WAV Channel frequency 87MHZ FM band USA band Auto play gap 5 sec Backlight 0 sec Ba...

Page 30: ...Page 29 Operation volt 3 7V S N ratio 90db FM distortion 0 5 LCD 320 240 QVGA 260 000 colors TFT screen Size 88 60 13 mm...

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