V-CLIP PRO MANUAL 903 Series
TABLE OF CONTENTS Table Of Contents Battery Level and Charging Powering On/Off The Player How to Upload Music Playing Music Play Modes Voice Record Playing Recorded Files FM Radio Built-In Speaker System Settings USB Disk Troubleshooting 2 3 3 4 4 6 6 8 8 9 9 10 11 Copyright©2011 Visual Land Inc. www.visual-land.
The V-Clip Pro is a digital audio player of a new generation. It supports various file formats such as MP3, WMA, and WAV. With great sound and tone quality, and a sleek appearance the V-CLIP PRO is great for everyone. Product design and specifications may change without prior notice. Please read this manual carefully before using your player. We hope that you enjoy your mp3 player.
HOW TO UPLOAD MUSIC In order to upload music you must first make sure that your player is switched on and connected to your computers USB port. (Note: If your computer is running a pre Windows 98 operating system then you will need to install the drivers from our website.) You should then be able to find the MP3 player listed as one of your drives. (You can generally find the device by going to the start menu, clicking on “My Computer” and then looking for a removable disk drive.
not place folders within folders because the player will not recognize any music placed more than one folder deep. To play music you want to start in the main menu of your player. 1. Select the music icon by using the navigational buttons until the word “Music” appears then hit the menu button. 2. Select the song that you would like to listen to by using the navigational buttons. 3. Hit the play button and enjoy. If you would like to move between folders that you have placed in the ROOT Directory then 1.
the song of your choice. NOTE: Long press on the menu button to get into the main menu. PLAY MODES When playing music and recorded files different modes can be selected (Repeat, shuffle, etc.). The first option in the play submenu is Play Mode. The player will play files according to the mode selected. VOICE RECORD The V-CLIP PRO has a great recording option. You can use the “Record” feature, which will allow you to record directly from the built in microphone.
Choose the recording quality: 1. Short press on the menu button to enter the rec. submenu 2. Select “REC Type” then do a short press on the menu button. 3. Select the record style that you would like, then do a short press on the menu button. NOTES: • Please ensure that the player has enough battery power to remain on during the duration of the recording session or else information might be lost. • The recorded sound is recorded and saved in the directory that was selected before the recording was started.
PLAYING RECORDED FILES 1. Enter the main menu 2. Use the select button in order to find “Voice” mode then do a short press on the menu button to select this option. 3. Once you are inside the Voice mode you can hit “play” to listen to the recorded files. 4. You can use the skip buttons in order to move between files. 5. The subfolder system is used the same why as it is in the Music mode. FM RADIO 1. From the main menu Select FM Mode then do a short press on the menu button. 2.
play button and the player should move through the saved stations in sequence. NOTE: You can also record from the FM radio. To do this, do a short press on the menu button while listening to the FM Radio. While in the FM submenu select either “Long REC” or “Fine REC” depending on the quality of recording you need by doing a short press on the menu button. You will then be taken to record mode, but you will be able to continue listening to the FM Radio.
• • • • • • • • • • • Record time: set the time and date when recorded file are saved Backlight: set LCD usage mode to save power Language: select the language to be displayed Power Off: set a fixed time that the player may turn power off automatically Display Mode: set to Automatic or Manual Contrast: adjust background color Online Mode: this is an option specially designed for “Private Space” function Memory info: shows memory capacity and percentage that has been used Firmware Version: shows firmware ve
TROUBLESHOOTING No sound is heard from headphone. Check whether Volume is set to “0” and connect the headphone plugs firmly. Check whether the headphone plug is dirty. Corrupted MP3 may make a static noise and the sound may cut off. Make sure that the music files are not corrupted. FM Reception is poor. Adjust the position of the headphone and player. Turn off the power of other electric devices near the player. The headphones may be used as the antenna.
3. 4. 5. The company is not responsible for errors or omissions. We reserve the right to make changes to this manual without prior notice. In any case, we are not responsible for any losses or damages caused by this manual. NOTES This manual is intended to inform users of the proper use of player to ensure that the player’s in good condition, please read carefully and follow. • Do not severely impact (by dropping, hitting, etc.) the player. • Do not clean player with benzene, thinner and other chemicals.
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