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Shuffle

：

On/Off(press “ MENU” button to save). Songs will 

be played randomly, not in order.

Repeat

：

R

epeat off/ Repeat1/ Repeat all/ Repeat Folder

(Repeat folder means that it will only repeat the songs 

from the current folder where you are in.)

My Favorite

3 default playlists will list here, and you can add songs to 

each playlist in the playing interface. However, it is not reco

mmended for you to sort your music here. The easiest way 

to create a playlist is to create some folders on your PC/Mac,

and sort your music into these folders. Then transfer them 

to this player, you’ll find these folders in the “Folder view” icon. 

Play Settings 

Select “Play setting” on the main menu, then you’ll find the 

related lists:

Default volume

：

Memory:

Memorizes the last volume value set when you 

turn it off

Custom: 

Memorize the volume value you just set

The line level

：

Line output audio amplitude selection, 

including:

Volume synchronization: 

Line-output audio is controlled 

by volume adjustment

-6db:

Line-output audio is not controlled by volume, fixed 

at -6DB

0db: 

Line-output audio is not controlled by volume, fixed 

at-0DB

Settings

You can set Language, Update playlist, Brightness, Backlight 

timer, Sleep timer, Off timer, Format device, Factory settings 

here.

Auto upgrade:

Update the firmware directly on the player. 

(You need to transfer the firmware to the device first, and go 

“ Setting”,  “Auto upgrade”, And select “Yes” to update the 

device. After it’s done,remember to turn it on by holding the 

POWER button. You could contact our technical support to 

get the recent firmware if needed.See Cover)

Support and Troubleshooting

Q:

How to transfer music to the mp3 player?

A:

Download music to your computer first, and then connect 

mp3 player with your computer thru charging cable. A new 

disk will pop on as flash driver, and drop all your musics to t

he disk. You can create folders in the disk to sort your music.