AGPtek A21 Manual de usuario

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Thank you for purchasing AGPTEK music player. Please

read the manual carefully before using the product.

Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

Any problems please feel free to contact

support@agptek.com.

Charge the Player

1. Use 5V/500mA charger

Plug one end of the micro USB cable into the USB port

of a 5V/500mA charger (not included) and the other

end into the port of the player.

2. Charge by computer

Connect the device to a running computer via included

USB cable.

Note: Do not use car charger, fast charge or power bank,

which may not meet the AGPTEK player charging

standards and may cause damage to its battery.

Import and Transfer Music

Make sure the memory card is inserted in the player

properly first. Connect the computer via the USB cable,

and then choose the connection type ”Charge &

transfer”. Copy the music and other files you need in

the computer, and then paste in the player folder; or

just drag and drop the music files or folders directly

when connected to computer.

Note: Do not disconnect your player during the

transferring process. If you do, the file being transferred

may be damaged.

Home Menu

The Home menu is the starting point of each

application. There are 6 main functions on the Home

Menu: Music, Albums, Playback settings, Tools

(including FM radio, Recordings, Stopwatch and

Calendar), Settings, Folder view.

Unit Overview

Buttons and Controls

1. 1.5" TFT Screen

Support synchronous display of lyrics and album

1. 1.5" TFT Screen

2. Power Button

3. Back

4. Volume+

5. Volume-

6. Enter/Menu/

Play/Pause

7. Previous/Fast Backward

8. Next/Fast Forward

9. Micro SD Card Slot

10. Headphone Jack

11. USB Interface

12. Clip

cover when the relative lyrics and album cover files

are downloaded and saved along with the music file.

2. Power button

Long press to turn on/off the player.

Short press to turn on/off the screen.

3. Back button

Short press to go back

When it’s on music playing interface, long press to go

to the Home Menu directly.

When it’s on Home Menu interface and there is

music playing/paused on the background, short

press to go back to music playing interface directly.

4. Volume button

Short/long press to increase volume

5. Volume button

Short/long press to decrease volume

6. Button

Enter. Short press to enter the item or confirm your

option.

Play/Pause. When it’s on music playing interface,

short press to pause/continue the music playback

Menu. When it’s on music or FM radio playing

interface, long press to enter the relative submenu

interface.

7. Button

When it’s on music playing interface, short press to

play from the star-point of this song or play previous

song; long press to fast backward.

When it’s on menu interface, short press to browse

item.

8. Button

When it’s on music playing interface, short press to

skip to next song; long press to fast forward.

When it’s on menu interface, short press to browse

item.

9. Micro SD Card slot

Support external memory card up to 128 GB.

Music

Find the icon on Home Menu and press the button

to enter the Music function.

1. Music menu

The related list will show, including: All songs, Now

playing, Artists, Albums, Genres, Playlists, Update

playlist.

Now playing. Back to the song you are playing now

or played last time.

Playlist. There are 3 editable playlists on the player:

Playlist on the go [1]/[2]/[3]

Update playlist. Update the file data from memory

card.

2. Submenu

While it’s on music playing interface, long press the

button to enter the submenu. The related list will

show, including:

Play mode

-Play music from. Choose to play the music from All

songs, this artist, this album, this genre

-Repeat. Choose repeat mode: Repeat 1, Repeat all, or

choose “off” to turn off repeat mode.

-Shuffle. Choose to turn on/off shuffle mode.

Sound settings. Set equalizer for sound effect: Off,

Rock, Funk, Hip hop, Jazz, Classical, Techno. Note:

Equalizer settings only available for audio below

48KHz sampling rate.

Add to playlist. Add the song that is playing now to

the Playlist on the go [1]/[2]/[3]

Remove from playlist. Remove the song that is

playing now from the Playlist on the go [1]/[2]/[3]

Delete. Delete the song that is playing now.

Album

Find the icon on Home Menu and press the button

to enter the Album function. Here you can find and

play songs categorized by album names. Note: The

tracks that have no album information will be

categorized in the album named ”No Album”

Playback settings

Find the icon on Home Menu and press the button

to enter the Playback settings function. The related

list will show:

Repeat. Choose repeat mode: Repeat 1, Repeat all,

or choose “off” to turn off repeat mode.

Shuffle. Choose to turn on/off shuffle mode.

Sound settings.

-Equalizer. Set equalizer for sound effect: Off, Rock,

Funk, Hip hop, Jazz, Classical, Techno. Note:

Equalizer settings only available for audio below

48KHz sampling rate.

-Volume limit. Set the maximum limit volume. Press

the button / to adjust the value.

Tools

Find the icon on Home Menu and press the button

to enter the Tools function. The related list will show:

1. FM radio.

Station list. The saved stations that search manually

or automatically (30 at most). Press the button to

listen to the station you choose. While is on radio

playing interface, short press the button to

switch among available stations, long press to enter

submenu interface, on which you can save/clear the

station or auto tune to update the station.

Manual tune / Auto tune. Search stations manually

/ automatically. Note: Wired headphones need to

be plugged in the player as an antenna during the

searching.

Tuner Region. The player is defaulted to common

band, which is applicable to most region; if you are

in Japan, you need to change to Japan Band; if you

are in Europe, you need to change to European

band;

2. Recordings.

Star voice recording. Choose “Start voice

recording”and press button to start, press again

to pause. Press the button and choose “Yes”to

save the recording file.

Recordings library. View the saved recording files.

Press button to play the recording file. When it’s

on recording file playing interface, long press button

and choose “Delete”to delete the file.

Record settings. Set recording format between

MP3(32/64 /128/192 kbps) and

WAV(512/768/1024/1536 kbps).

3. Stopwatch

Press button to start the timer, press button

again to pause or long press button to resume.

Press button to start a new one. The maximum

Stopwatch list is 4.

4. Calendar

Press button to check the date.

Settings

Find the icon on Home Menu and press the button

to enter the Settings function. The related list will

show: Language, Date and time, Display settings,

Shutdown settings, Information, Format device, Factory

settings. Note: Always remember to press the button

to confirm and save the settings.

Date and time. Choose “Date settings”to set date

format and date. To set date, press button / to

switch among YY|MM|DD, press button / to

adjust the value of YY|MM|DD. Set time under

“Time setting”and adjust the time in the same

way.

Display settings

-Brightness. Set the screen brightness. Press button

/ to adjust the value.

-Backlight timer. The screen backlight will be off

automatically when reaches the set time.

-Screensaver. Choose to set screensaver as digital

clock or turn off screensaver display.

Shutdown settings

-Sleep timer. The device will shut down automatically

when reaches the set time.

-Power off. When there is no operation on the device,

the device will shut down automatically when

reaches the set time.

Information. check player information and disk

space about your player.

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