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TS430 Multimedia Player 

User  Guide     

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TS 430

Page 1: ...TS430 Multimedia Player User Guide ...

Page 2: ...uct from the PC 7 Copying Files Folders to the Product 7 Using the Product 8 Music 8 Selecting Music 8 Screen Display While Playing Music 9 Deleting a Music File 9 Video 10 Selecting Video 10 Screen Display While Playing Video 11 Deleting a Video File 11 Photo 12 Selecting a Photo 12 Screen Display While Viewing a Picture 12 Additional Features 12 Record 13 Recording 13 Screen Display While Record...

Page 3: ...e 16 Time 16 Selecting Time 16 Additional Features 16 Setting up the Unit 17 Selecting Setting 17 Date Time 17 Display 17 Timer 18 Advanced 18 Language 18 System Information 18 Video Conversion 19 Troubleshooting 19 Technical Specifications 20 ...

Page 4: ...tics and so on y Do not clean the product and its accessories with chemicals detergents or wet cloths y Do not dispose of the product in fire otherwise the battery may explode y Never dismantle repair or rebuild your player without authorization y Do not disconnect USB cable or power cable while data reading or writing otherwise it may cause data loss or damage to the product y Do not touch the sc...

Page 5: ... number of that item supplied y Product 1 y USB cable 1 y Earphone 1 y Quick start guide 1 y Manual CD 1 Locating the Controls Battery Charge Indicator Microphone Hold Switch Micro SD Card Slot Touch Screen USB Port Headphone Ports AV Cable Socket Menu Button Vol Button Vol Button Power Button Reset Opening Speaker Stand Holder ...

Page 6: ...product will be automatically turned off after a pre determined period without operation For details on setting this mode refer to Setting Timer AutoShut Time Selecting Mode 1 Turn on the product to display the menu screen 2 Touch the respective part for Radio Setting Video Time Music Record Ebook or Photo to enter the respective mode 3 While operating any mode touch Menu or press the Menu button ...

Page 7: ...roduct turns off when you reset it Installing Micro SD Card You can expand the product s memory with a Micro SD card 1 Remove the Micro SD card slot cover 2 Insert the card as indicated by the indicator at the slot Push the card into the slot till it clicks The card is locked in the slot 3 Turn on the product and it will automatically read data from the card Never force the card into the card slot...

Page 8: ...ing earphones to the Headphone port Charging the Product Via the PC 1 Turn on the PC Connect the product to the PC via the supplied USB cable 2 The internal battery will charge automatically The battery charge indicator lights red while charging and turns white after the battery is fully charged PC in the stand by mode cannot charge the product Charge the product at room temperature Charge may fai...

Page 9: ...product and play a movie 3 Connect the product to the TV via the supplied AV cable Connect the connector on the AV cable to the headphone AV cable socket on the product Connect the yellow white and red connectors respectively to the Video L and R sockets on the TV Note Make sure colors all match up properly 4 Press the Menu button and the product prompts Switch to TV Click Yes While watching movie...

Page 10: ... the Safely Remove Hardware If the Safely Remove Hardware is not performed properly try again after a few minutes If the product is removed without observing the above process data in the product might be damaged Copying Files Folders to the Product Select the desired files folders in your PC and drag drop to the drive which appears as the product Always properly connect the product and PC When yo...

Page 11: ...ng file formats Audio Codec Format Range of Sampling Rate Range of Data Rate Extension MPEG1 2 2 5 Audio Layer 3 8 48KHz 96 320Kbps CBR VBR MP3 WMA9 8 48KHz 80 192Kbps WMA MS ADPCM IMA ADPCM PCM 8 48KHz WAV V3 99 8 48KHz APE Q 1 Q10 8 48KHz OGG FLAC 8 48KHz FLAC MPEG 4 AAC AUDIO 8 48KHz 64 384Kbps AAC The browsed result will be changed based on the setting in Setting Advance Music Browser Type DB ...

Page 12: ...and hold to fast forward the current playback Playback progress bar Play pause music Previous track rewind Touch to play the previous music or touch and hold to fast rewind the current playback Elapsed time Close the bookmark menu and return to the music playback menu Delete all bookmarks Delete the current bookmark Move to the next bookmark Temporal location of the current bookmark in the music p...

Page 13: ...e volume level during playback Touch a folder to enter it and touch the icon to move to the upper folder Supporting file formats Video Codec Format Highest Data Rate Frame Rate Max Resolution Extension Xvid Divx3 4 5 MS MPEG 4 V3 1 2Mbps 25fps 720x480 AVI Real Video Codec 8 9 10 1Mbps 25fps 720x480 RM RMVB WMV7 8 9 1Mbps 25fps 720x480 WMV Sorenson H 263 800Kbps 25fps 640x480 FLV MPEG I 1Mbps 25fps...

Page 14: ...ast rewind the current playback Elapsed time Close the bookmark menu and return to the video playback menu Delete all bookmarks Delete the current bookmark Move to the next bookmark Temporal location of the current bookmark in the music playback Touch the bookmark to play video from the bookmarked point Move to the previous bookmark The product supports the soft subtitle only Deleting a Video File...

Page 15: ...te the picture file on the computer Refer to Deleting Files Folders From the Product of Section Connecting the Product Screen Display While Viewing a Picture Display additional features Return to the main menu Return to the previous screen Picture file name Rotate the picture Start pause the slideshow Additional Features 1 While a picture is displayed touch the icon on the screen to display additi...

Page 16: ... one minute varies by the recording quality Low Approx 67 kbps Middle Approx 92 kbps High Approx 128 kbps Screen Display While Recording Display the list of recorded files Return to the main menu Return to the previous screen Recorded file name Available time remaining Start stop recording Recording quality select the quality of recording Option High Medium Low Elapsed time of recording Record fil...

Page 17: ...quency Currently listening frequency Record the radio program you are listening to Activate deactivate the preset channel Recording quality Set the quality of recording Options High Medium Low Receive area Set the frequency range based on the local standard Option USA China Europe Auto search Automatically scan and store the available frequencies as the preset channels Up to 30 channels can be sto...

Page 18: ...h Spanish French German Italian Dutch Czech TXT Screen Display While Viewing Text Display hide additional features Return to the menu Move to the previous screen Scroll the text up Scroll the text down Total number of pages in the text Display the bookmark list Touch the icon to scroll through the bookmark list Touch a bookmark to view the text from the marked position Touch the icon to delete the...

Page 19: ...tion 10 Sec 15 Sec 20 Sec 25 Sec 30 Sec Deleting a Text File 1 Touch the icon to scroll through the text file list and select a file 2 Touch and hold the selected file with a finger or the stylus The screen prompts Delete File 3 Touch YES to delete the selected file Touch NO to cancel the operation Time Selecting Time In the menu touch the Time part to enter the clock mode Additional Features 1 To...

Page 20: ... items For example Touch Display 3 Set the details for sub items The unit will automatically save the setting For example touch Medium in Brightness Date Time Set the current date and time Touch the field and it becomes highlighted Touch the icon to set the value of each field Display Brightness Select the brightness of the screen Option Low Medium High Factory default setting Touch Sound Turn the...

Page 21: ...c files DB Type Browse music files by Current Play All Music Artist Album Genres My Favorite and Record Folder Type Browse music files transferred by Windows Explorer Factory default setting Rebuild DB Manually update the data library of all files after deleting the music text or video file in the unit Language Select the language for on screen display Option English Spanish French German Italian ...

Page 22: ...ld the power button to turn on the unit The unit cannot be charged after connecting power Check whether the unit and your PC are firmly connected The unit cannot be connected properly via USB cable Check whether the USB cable is firmly connected on your PC USB port The screen turns off frequently To save power consumption the screen is designed to be turned off after designated time Set up the dur...

Page 23: ...TXT Signal Noise Ratio 90 dB Frequency Response 20 Hz 20 KHz Headphone Output 4 4 mW each channel Firmware Upgradeable based on flash Compatible OS Windows 2000 XP Vista Supported File Format FAT FAT32 Nominal capacity is defined by physical storage capacity and the actual capacity may be smaller than the nominal one because of the occupation by formatting and other functions Damage to files varia...

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