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RICCO DIGITAL 


www.ricco.tv 
www.riccodigital.co.uk 


USER’S MANUAL 
MODEL: S100 


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Precautions 


This manual contains important safe measurement and correct operational 
information, so please read all the information carefully before you use the device in 
order to avoid any unexpected accidents. 


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Do not put the player in the condition of high temperature, humidity or dust. 

Do not put the player in high temperature place (over 40°C), especially not in the 
cars with window closed in summer. 

Do not knock or hit the player, especially do not shake TFT screen to avoid TFT 
being damaged or displayed abnormally. 

Select suitable volume to protect your ears. 

Do not disconnect the player abruptly during the formatting, uploading, or 
downloading; otherwise, it will cause the program error. 

We will not be responsible for any obligation for any memory loss caused by 
product damage, repair or other reasons. Please always backup important files. 
The player will be charged once it is connected to a USB port, no matter it is 
powered on or not. 

Do not dismantle the player personally as it will void the warranty and it might 
cause personal injury. Do not use alcohol, thinner or benzene to clean the 
surface of the player. 

Do not use the player in the electronics-prohibited area, such as in the airplane. 


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Specifications 


MP3 Player Type 


Display 


Capacity 
Controller Chipset 
PC Interface 


EQ Modes 


Audio 


Video 


FM Radio 


Recording 
eBook 
Photo Browsing 


Language 


Other Functions 


Expansion Slot 
Battery 
Earphone 
Colour 

Weight 
Dimensions 
Accessories 


Compatible OS 


Flash Memory Based, SD Card Expandable 


Large 3"QVGA, 400x240 Pixels Resolution, 
16 Million Colours, 16:9 LTPS TFT Screen. 


4GB Expandable 

Ingenic 4732 

USB 2.0 High Speed 

Normal, Rock, Pop, Classic, Bass, Jazz, Vocal, Treble 

Lossless Sound: APE FLAC, MP3 WMA WAV 

Repeat, Intro, All, Once, Shuffle. Lyric Display 

RM RMVB AVI MP4 FLV MPE MPG MPEG DAT 

DivX, Xvid, MPEG-4 SP. SWF FLASH 7.0 (Youtube Videos) 

FM 87.5-108MHz,Manual/Auto Search, Preset/Save 40 Channels 


FM Internal Recording 

Built-in Microphone, will last up to 60 hours per 1GB memory. 
. TXT files, Bookmarks, auto play, auto page. 

JPG, GIF, BMP and a lot more 

Multilingual, including most European Languages supported. 


Customisable Background; Built-in Speaker; 


Support multi-tasking capabilities, while listening to music while 
watching the book 


TOUCH CONTROL BUTTONS 

Micro SD Card 

Built-in 900mA Li-ion Battery. Up to 15 Hours Audio,5 Hours Video. 

3.5mm Jack 

Black 

45.000g 

93x47x10mm 

Earphone, Mains Charger, USB Lead. Software and Manual Downloadable. 


Windows2000/XP/vista 


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Charging and the Battery Performance 
The Player can either be charged by Connecting the USB cable to your PC, or 
a 5V, 500mA Mains adapter 








The Player is charging 


[¥ Note: To get a better battery life, Please slide the power button to ON and charge the new player for concessive 5 
hours (no more than 8 hours) for the first two times, and charge it for 2~3 hours thereafter. Power saving options 
available from SETUP menu. 


Power-on the Player 
Slide the left ON/OFF button to PLA Y position and Hold, Power-on Interface will show up: 





Note 


Please switch off the player normally, i.e., switch according to the above instruction instead of sliding the Power key to 
the Power OFF position directly ¡otherwise any modifications to the settings will not be saved. 


Organising your media files 
You can connect your PC to the Player to organize digital media files 


e After connecting the player to a PC, two new Removable Device will show up in My 
Computer, for example E:\ and F:| Drive. One of them(E:\) will be the player's Built-in 
Memory, the other(F:\) will be the player's Memory Card. 


e Double Click the new drive to enter, Simply Copy the media files in your PC and paste 
them onto the new drive. You may create as many folders as you like. For example a 
folder called Music and a folder called Video. 


e Do not put too many files into a single folder as it takes a long time to seek files. 


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Preset Folders 
There are designated folders for files to store in, for example: 


MUSIC folder: for keeping music files in the formats of MP3 and WMA, 

VIDEO folder: for keeping video files in the formats of RM, RMVB and AVI. 

PICTURE folder: for keeping picture files in the formats of JPG, BMP and PNG, 

FLASH folder: for keeping animated files in the format of SWF. 

TXT folder: for keeping files in the format of TXT. 

RECORD folder: system folder for keeping recorded voice files generated by the Player. 


If any file is not kept in its corresponding folder, you will need to manually use "Browse ALL 
files" Menu. 


Use of Expansion Card: 


Please insert and pull a SD Card when power is off! Otherwise, it may lead to loss or 
damage to the files in the unit! 


Use of an SD Card may reduce battery life as it needs power to read the information from 
the card. 


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Keys Switches and Interfaces 





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This player contains 5 TOUCH CONTROL keys and 1 switch 
A: fast forward/next track, 


B: rewind/previous track, or exit / return to previous upper main menu 


C: Mode key: PRESS as confirmation or to enter the sub menus, PRESS AND HOLD to 
return to the main menu. Also use as Playback button in some Music, Video interface. 


D: VOL + Volume increase key, or navigation key to navigate to the RIGHT/ UP 


E: VOL- Volume decrease key, or navigation key to navigate to the LEFT/DOWN 
F: ON/OFF Switch: SLIDE DOWN AND HOLD to power on / off. 


Pause/Play: Slide down during playback to pause’ play. 
A-B Repeat button: Slide down and hold during playback to define A-B repeat points. 


Basic Operations: 


To 


Press 
ENTER a menu PRESS C 
SELECT or PLAY an ¡tem PRESS C 
PAUSE or RESUME playing SILDE F DOWN 
EXIT or CANCEL PRESS B 
VOLUME UP/DOWN Press DOR E 


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1.Music Playback 


Setting Repeat Mode 
Play Node 
MSEG 
EQ Sel 
User WO setup 


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Select Music option in the main menu and press C to enter the Media Library, 10 options 
available: 


1) All Music: you can view all the music files stored in the player here. 

2) Artist: to sort the songs by artist. 

3) Album: to sort the songs by album 

4) Genre; to sort the songs in alphabetical order 

5) My favourite: to store the songs which have been added to the folder of My favourite 
6) Record: store the Recording files (WAV) 

7) Directory List: to list all the songs and folders contains songs here 

8) Media library Update: to update the information of the media library 

9) Current Play: Press once will get back to the song playing. 

10) Hold Recollection: Resume Playing points 


A-B Repeat: When playing back music, SLIDE DOWN and hold F for about 2 seconds to 
set the start point A and then hold it about 2 seconds again to set the end point B, then it will 
playback the A-B section repeatedly; during A-B repeat, hold the Switch key about 2 
seconds to return to the normal playback. 


Play Node 
MSEG 

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Display 





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When playing back music, PRESS C will give you 6 options under this interface; 


Repeat Mode: Once, Repeat. All, All repeat and Intro 

Play Mode: In order and Shuffle 

MSEQ; 3D, Bass, LEQ 

EQ Select: Normal, MS EQ, Rock, Pop, Classic, Bass, Jazz, User EQ 
User EQ Setup: set each value of user EQ mode 

Display: 1D3, Lyric, Frequency Chart, Closed 


Detailed keys operation under the music play interface as below: 
1) Play/Pause: SLIDE DOWN KEY F 

2) Back/Forward: PRESS A OR B to switch songs 

3) Fast Forward/Rewind: PRESS A OR B and HOLD 

4) Volume Adjustment: PRESS KEY D OR E 


2.Video Playback 





1.) In the main menu, press C to enter. 

2.) Start Playing: PRESS D OR E to select a video file and press C again to play the 
selected video file; it will enter the full screen mode if there has no key operations more 
than 5 seconds 


Pause: press F to pause during video playback while press it again to resume. 
Volume Adjustment: Press and hold VOLUME KEYS to adjust volume during playback 
Switch files: NEVIGATE UP OR DOWN 


PRESS AND HOLD C to go back to the play list; long press it again to back to the main 
menu. 


Note:lf any AVI files fail to be compatible with the player ¡please convert them via the 
supplied AVI video converter tool. 


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3. E-book: 


Salmon Rusdie is the author of sev 

Havellark 

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awarded the Booker Prize and the James Tait DelMark 
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Set Color 


Grimus, Midnight s Children (which was 


Black Prize), Shame (winner of the French 
Prix du Meillear Livre Etranger), The Sa- Browser Mode 
tanic Verses (winner of the Whitbread Prize eee 


for the Best Novel}, Haroun and the Sea of : an aes 
Steries (winner of the Writers’ Guild 





Stories (winner of the Writers’ Guild 


Press C will give you 6 options under this interface; 
1) Page Jump: to jump to the desired page 

2) Save Mark: to set the current page as a bookmark; you can create up to 8 bookmarks. 
3) Load Mark: select the desired bookmark and then press C to load it. 
4) Delete Mark: to delete the saved bookmarks. 

5) Set Font: to set the font size (small, Middle and Big). 

6) Set Color: to set the font color (Green, Blue and Red). 

4. Photo Browser 


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Use C to Enter the Menu and select folder/files. 
Press C when view a picture will give you 4 options, 
1. Zoom(not apply to the GIF format) 

2. Rotate (not apply to the GIF format) 

3. Music 

4. Set as desktop 


Slide show settings can be set in the main settings menu. 


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5. Record 


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Under the Recording interface, PRESS C to pop up the shortcut menu ,you can set the 
recording quality(low rate or high rate) according to your actual need, press B key to get 
back to the recording interface. 


1. Under recording interface, short press the C key to start recording; press it again to 
pause; then save the current recording file. 


6. FM Radio 


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Earphone has to be plugged in as it is used as the antenna. 


Press the C key to pop up the shortcut menu, 8 options available: 
1. Search by hand (Manual Search): short press the dial key Up/Down key to search 
frequencies at certain interval. 
2. Auto Search: to search the FM stations automatically and saved them in sequence. 
3. Preset Mode: to read the preset stations here, press the Up/Down key to switch stations 
4. Save Channel: to save the current station, 
5. Delete channel: select the desired channel and then press C to confirm the deletion. 
6. Stereo Switch: to open or close the stereo. 
7. Receive Area: China, Japan, USA, Europe and Campus Radio 
8.FM Record: short press the C key to start recording current FM program ;press it again to 
pause ;press the C key to save the recording files. 


NOTE: HEADPHONE MUST BE ATTACHED IN ORDER TO RECEIVE RADIO SIGNALS. 


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7. Explorer 


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7.1 Select a file/folder 


You can view all the files stored in the flash memory here. Back/Forward to select the 
desired file or folder and press the C key to confirm. 


7.2 Delete a file 


Select the desired file, then short press the C key, it will pop up a shortcut menu, select the 
Delete File option and press the C key to confirm the deletion. 


8. Settings 


Record 


Explorer 


settings 


Music 


Vedia 





. There have 6 options here, details as below: 

1) Display Setting: Light Time (5 sec,10sec, 15sec, 20sec, 30 sec , Always On) and 
Brightness(One, Two, Three, Four , Five) 

2) System Setting: two options include Upgrade and Restorable (System Restore) 

3) Desktop setting: Set desktop styles and themes 

4) Language: English and Chinese 

5) System information: Manufacturer, Product name, Chip ID, Software ID, and Local 
Memory Size 

6) Auto shut time: 15 min, 30 min, 60min, 120 min and No automatic shutdown 


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Troubleshooting 


FM radio channels unable to work normally 


Since there is no independent antenna, the MP4 uses the connected earphone to receive 
FM radio signals. There are also wrong setting that caused the problem: Check if the 
reception sensitivity and Radio Zone are correctly set. 


Unable to switch on the player 

Check if the machine if charged 

Check if the HOLD button is enabled 

Try to reset the player if possible if everything fails. 


Battery does not last as long as expected 


There are many factors to reduce battery life. Check if you have the power saving methods 
(e.g. Screen off time) set up in the settings menu. External speaker, playing video, use of a 
memory card are also major factors losing power quickly. 


Noise in playing. 


The damaged music file or impurity of the earphone jack may cause the problem; so is the 
loose connection 


Unable to download file 

Check if the computer and the player are properly connected. 
Check if the memory is full. 

Check if the USB cable is damaged. 


Unable to Charge 

Check if the power button is turned to ON position to allow charge 
Check if the mains adapter is faulty or in the wrong voltage. 
Check if the connecting USB cable is faulty. 


SD Card not recognized by the player 

Make sure the card is within the maximum allowed size 

Check if the player is compatible with SDHC cards 

Check if you have enabled the card in the settings, reboot the machine if needed. 
Check if the card is fake or faulty. 


Strange characters found on the machine after resetting the machine. 


lt should be foreign language set by the default.. The language options should be found in 
the setting menu. 


If you are not able to resolve your problem, contact the technical support for information 
about how to obtain personal assistance from us or your local retailer. 
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