User manual BUSH 08MP08

[. . . ] Audio-Photo-Video Player User Manual Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating this product, and store it well for future reference. Product images and illustrations are for illustrative purpose only, please always refer to the real product. This instruction manual may subject to changes for improvement without prior notice. Safety Warnings and Maintenance Please read ALL safety warnings and precautions before attempting to use your player to avoid injury. Important Safety Information WARNING: Failure to follow the following safety instructions could result in fire, electric shock, or other injury or damage. 1. Avoid water, liquid and wet/damp locations. [. . . ] Press the Press the or button to select Music. button. The music files can be sorted by categories, such as Current Play (This option only appears when music is under playback), All Music, Artist, Album, Genre, My Favourite, Record and Dir List, so that you can choose the songs easily. Press the or button to select an option (Current Play / all Music / Artist / Album / Genre / My Favourites / Record / Dir List). Press the button to confirm the selected category. The music list appears. 2. - 18 - Audio-Photo-Video Player User Manual Current Play All Music Artist Album Genre My Favourites Record Dir List Enter the music playback screen. Play music files in the albums by different artists. List all audio files including the music and record files. Starting Playback Press the or button to select a file from the music list. Press the button to start playback. Pausing Playback Press the button to pause during playback. Selecting Next/Previous Track Press the Press the Press the button during playback to play the next track. button within the first five seconds of the playback to play the previous track. button after five seconds of the playback to play the current track from the beginning. Fast Forwarding/Rewinding Current Track Press and hold the Press and hold the button to fast forward the current track, and release to stop forwarding. button to fast rewind the current track, and release to stop rewinding. Adjusting the Volume Level Press the button to increase the volume level, or press and hold the button to increase fast. Press the button to decrease the volume level, or press and hold the button to decrease fast. - 19 - Audio-Photo-Video Player User Manual Music Player F A K J A. K. Music Mode ID3 Tag (Title, Artist, Album) Equalizer Mode Play Mode Progress Bar Play/Pause Battery Power Level Elapsed Time/Total Time Lyric display Current File Number/Total File Number Time Lyrics Display The player supports lyrics files in LRC format. Make sure the lyric file has the same name as the music file. Save music file and lyrics file in the same folder of the player. While playing the music, the lyrics will be displayed synchronously on the bottom of the screen. NOTE: The player only supports the lyric synchronous display for files that share the same name as the music file, e. g. , for a music file named Angel. mp3, the lyric file must be named Angel. lrc. The music and lyric files also must locate at the same directory. Settings In the music playback screen, press the button to pop up the music setting menu. - 20 - Audio-Photo-Video Player User Manual Audio Setup There are six preset equalizer settings for music playback effect, Normal, X-Bass, Rock, Classic, Pop and Jazz. Audio Setup is the highlighted item of the music setting menu. or button to select an Press the option (Normal / X-Bass/ Rock / Classic / Pop / Jazz) Press the button to confirm the selected equalizer. 4. Play Mode Select the play mode for music playback. Normal Playing tracks in sequential order and the music playback stops when each track has been played once. All Repeat Playing all tracks repeatedly. Repeat Shuffle Playing tracks repeatedly in random order. 1. [. . . ] The player works abnormally and needs to be reset. Reset the player by depressing the reset opening. The computer does not recognize the player. Make sure the player is securely connected. [. . . ]