User manual ACER MP-120

[. . . ] Acer MP120 User's Manual Ver 1. 0 Copyright Copyright 2006 by Acer Inc. , All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Acer Computer GmbH Disclaimer Acer Inc. makes no representations or warranties, either expressed or implied, with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any warranties, merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Any software described in this manual is sold or licensed "as is". [. . . ] Press the NEXT key again to mark the end of the range. If you press the NEXT key for a third time, you go to Comparison/Following. Pressing the MODE key completes the selection process and returns to the normal playing status. 2. 3. 4 Repeat When the unit is playing a MP3 song, you can access the A-B Repeat status and then press the NEXT key to access the Repeat status. Now, you can short press the MODE key to return to the normal playing status. If you short press the NEXT key, you return to the A-B Repeat status. 2. 3. 5 Setting Repeat Times For the specific procedure, see Sound Effect Setup. Repeat times determine how many times the A-B range will be repeated. 2. 3. 6 Setting Repeat Interval For the specific procedure, see Sound Effect Setup. Repeat interval is the interval in seconds between two adjacent repetitions. 2. 4 MUSIC Pause Status The MUSIC pause status is shown in the following diagram: Now: Short pressing the PLAY key resumes the playing of the music. Note: Every half Chinese character is placed in the next line. English lyrics: It is treated in a similar way as Chinese lyrics. When a word needs to be displayed in two lines, the "-" hyphen is used to connect two lines. However, every two-letter words are placed in the next line. Functions of keys Short pressing the PLAY key: pauses the playing of the song and accesses the lyrics pause interface Long pressing the PLAY key: stops the playing of the song Holding the PLAY key: accesses the power-off energy-saving mode Short pressing the VOL key: accesses the volume control interface Short pressing the MODE key: accesses MUSIC setup Long pressing the MODE key: returns to the main menu Short pressing the NEXT/PREV key: selects the next/previous song, and displays the lyrics interface, if there is any, or returns to the playing interface. Holding the NEXT/PREV key: moving the next/previous song fast forward/backward 2. 5. 2 Playing Pause Status In the lyrics pause status, the current song is paused, with the current playing progress retained, and the lyric on the current screen is also displayed. Interface Description Functions of keys Short pressing the PLAY key: resumes the playing of the song Long pressing the PLAY key: stops the playing of the music and enters the power-off energy-saving status Short pressing the MODE key: accesses MUSIC setup Long pressing the MODE key: returns to the main menu Short pressing the VOL key: accesses the volume control interface Pressing the NEXT/PREV key: selects the next/previous song Long pressing the NEXT/PREV key: navigates through the next/previous songs 2. 5. 3 Lyrics Synchronization The unit automatically searches for the LRC file of the same name in the folder of the current song. 10 The total length of the lyric of one song should not exceed 100 screens. The player supports *. LRC files to display the lyrics synchronously with the song. You can download lyrics from http://www. 51lrc. com. Keep the name of a LRC file the same as that of the appropriate song file. For example, for the song name of William Castle-Zhou Jielun. mp3, the corresponding LRC file name should be William Castle-Zhou Jielun. lrc. 2. 6 Folder Function This unit supports eight levels of folders. [. . . ] (This function can be used to read English texts not accompanied by music) For the specific procedure, see Sound Effect Mode. 6. 7 Contrast Adjustment In this mode, you can set the contrast. For the specific procedure, see Sound Effect Mode. 6. 8 On-line Mode In this mode, you can set the mode of connection to a PC. [. . . ]