AGPtek IMP Manuale utente

Index

English-------------------------------------------------1-10

Japanese---------------------------------------------11-18

German-----------------------------------------------19-29

Italiano-----------------------------------------------30-39

Spanish-----------------------------------------------40-49

I. Thank you for purchasing the HIFI MP3 player produced by

AGPTek. Before using the mp3 player, please read the manual

carefully. If you have any question or any idea about this product,

please email [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from

you!

II. We strongly suggest you to back up the data in case

there is accident happening on the mp3 player. We are afraid

that we could not bear responsibilities for data loss due to

mistaken operation or hardware damage.

III. Users are neither allowed to repair the machine nor to

the open the rear cover of the machine by themselves, or else

we won’t be able to provide you with regular after-sale service.

IV. Manufacturers of Flash machine usually calculate the

capacity by the scale 1000, i.e. 1K=1000byte, 1M=1000K and

1G=1000M. The operation system equalizes 1024 k to 1M and

the formatted report capacity will be less than the nominal

capacity. System files would occupy a bit of space under different

systems.

Statement

Parts and Controls

1. Power button Press and hold to switch on and off the

player

2. Reset hole Reset the device

3. Micro USB port To connect micro USB cable.

4. Card slot Support a maximum capacity of 64 GB

Micro SD card.

5. Earphone interface 3.5mm earphone socket.

6. Back key Go back to the last menu.

7. Play/Pause key Display play and pause function

8. Left double arrow key

In menu interface, press to go to the last

item. On the song screen, short press to

go to the last track and long press to

rewind.

9. Equalizer Equalizer (available in music screen).

10. Menu key Press to open the functional submenu.

11. Right double arrow

key

In menu interface, press to go next item.

On the song screen, short press to go to

the next track and long press to fast

forward.

12. Shuffle/repeat Adjust the play mode of now playing

music while on music playing interface.

13. Volume up

Short pressing could turn up the

volume, while long pressing could have

a fast adjustment.

14. Volume down

Short pressing could turn down the

volume, while long pressing could have

a fast adjustment.

Music

Music playing interface

While playing music, tap the menu key to access to its

submenu.

Replay settings

- Choose “Replay settings” > “Replay Mode” to access to its function,

and the icon for A-B indication will appear on playing screen

- Starting time for replay is confirmed while tapping the icon (B

is flashing)

- Tap the icon again and then it will start replaying (adjust the

replay paragraph according to your need)

- Tap the icon twice again to back to normal playing

Replay times

-Choose “Replay settings” > “Replay Times” from 1 to 10

Replay Interval

- Choose “Replay settings” >“Replay Interval” from 1 to 10 seconds

Add the currently selected file into the playlist; remove the current

file from the playlist

Delete the currently selected file.

1. Sampling rate

of music file 2. Play mode 3.

Equalizer

7. Battery status 8. Playing progress bar 9. The current playing information

5. The current playing

song/total quantity of songs

6. The current playing time/ the

duration of the song

4. Data Rate

While playing music, tap the menu key to access to adjust its

play mode

While playing music, tap the menu key to access to adjust its

play mode

Play mode Symbols Description

Play all Sequentially play all files

Shuffle Play the files inthe directory

randomly.

Repeat 1 Play the current song again and

again

Repeat all Play the current directory file again

and again

View Playing playing music for 10 seconds for

each song

Note: it will shuffle/repeat in folder the now playing music file is

included. (The same for you play music from “Folder”).

While playing music, tap the menu key to access to adjust

its play mode

Equalizer Icons

off

Rock

Funk

Hip hop

Jazz

Classical

Electronic music

User-defined

CUSTOM

BLMHT

Very low Low Medium High Very high

Music Data transfer

Plug machine into PC with the micro USB cable, it will show up as a

removable disk as soon as PC recognize the machine; then drag and

drop files onto the machine and enjoy your music!

Micro SD card

Switch off the machine and then insert Micro SD card into the

player.

- Find icon “Music” and access it. Then you can see option “All

songs”.

- Select option “All songs”, then the player display two folders

“Local folder” and “Card folder”.

Back to music playing screen/Resume playing

- Tap the icon with option “Now playing”/Last played” to back

to music playing screen.

- Hold the power button for about 3 seconds to turn off the player,

the next time you turn on the player, and it will back to the music

playing screen.

Setting

Display settings

- Set the brightness of screen luminance from 0 to 11

- Set the backlight time of screen for 20 seconds; 40 seconds; 60

seconds or normally on

Shutdown mode

- Set the power saving mode between 0-99 minutes. (If there is no

operation within the period, it will automatically switch off.)

Language

Choose the language you need

Information

You could review the version of the current software, the machine

body and the space information of MICRO SD card.

Format content in the machine and MICRO SD card.

Factory settings: You could recover the factory setting.

Create your own playlist

Editing Playlist by media player could be painful, no matter by iPod

or others. There is a free program called Media Go. It's the easiest

program to use for transferring playlists to the AGPTek. Just create

your playlists in MM and then right-click its name and select 'Synch

to X :( Which is your mp3 player's disk) '.

http://mediago.sony.com/enu/

After sending your playlist and music to the player, you may find it

in music, and then select playlists.

How to make you music or audio books sort by

name

Playing from Music option, the order is sorted by alphabet (or

exactly called ASCII)

Playing from Playlist, the play order is as your playlist.

Playing from Folder option, the order is sorted by the order you

copy them. Before you copying them into the player, please arrange

the files to a right sequence in computer (by name, like the picture

below. Not by #).

If the file order is sort by name before you copying them into the

player, they would be right order.

If your music is not sort by the right number, use the application

“Renamer” to sort your music files by number. Download Renamer

on the website (http://renamer.en.softonic.com/), and then choose

the item “Add folders” or “Add files” to add your music into list. (For

more details, please kindly check the link).

Put your music into your MP3 player and press play key to enter

Folder to check it.

Add bookmark for your audio book

While in audio playing mode, tap the icon to access to the

submenu. From the list that appears, choose “Bookmarks” with the

option “Add bookmark”.

- Bookmarks are marked by the stopping time as “hh:mm:ss”. The

next time this song is played, you press the M >bookmarks >.go to

bookmark, and choose the bookmark, you could go back to the

point you marked last time.

- Maximum number of bookmarks supported by each audio file is

10. Additional bookmarks will override the ones set previously.

- To find saved bookmarks, select “go to bookmark”. Select “Delete

bookmark” to delete it.

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