FM Transmitter (MP3 Player) USER MANUAL

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FM Transmitter (MP3 Player) USER MANUAL 


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Product Features: 


Support SD card, USB input and audio jack to connect with MP3/MP4. 
Support MP3 and WMA music format. 

Read USB and SD card directly. 

Shows FM frequency information only - LED model 

Shows frequency and file information- LCD model 

Full frequencies closeable (87.5 — 108.0 MHz). 

Frequency and song memory function. 

Save transmitting frequency and broadcast. 

Use of rotating shaft: convenient use. 

Fashion and attractive appearance. 

Restored last frequency, track number and volume by restart. 


Cautions: 
Do not start your engine with the FM transmitter plugged into the car. The unstable start up battery 


current may damage the FM transmitter 


Please unplug the FM transmitter if you leave the car for long time, as the device will drain your car 


battery 


Operation (Type A model) 





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1. LED/LCD Display panel (Display current frequency and other information such as 


the file name, device type (SD or USB Flash), elapsed time, play mode, etc.) 
Channel button (press to switch between FM frequency control or Volume control) 
Play and Pause button (Press and hold to switch music play modes-LCD type only) 
Rewind button (decrease frequency/ volume, jump to the previous sound track) 
Forward button( increase frequency/volume, jump to the next sound track) 


Insert the FM transmitter to 12V car cigarette lighter power socket. 

Insert your USB or SD device to USB/SD card jack; or using audio-line to connect your 
MP3/MP4 to the transmitter. 

When connected, the FM transmitter plays music automatically and display shows the 
frequency (LED model) or other information (LCD model). 

Press the “CH” key to enter frequency setting mode. Press key: » to increase the frequency. 
Press key: M to decrease the frequency. Press the “CH” to quit again. 


By pressing button, the music plays or pauses. Press and hold Lean) you can choose 


music playing mode —> Single loop-> All songs-> Order->Random play 


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When music is playing, pressing key: M4 jump to the previous sound track. Holding the key to 
reduce the volume. 

When music is playing, pressing key: » jump to the next sound track. Holding the key to 
increase the volume. 

If no audio signal detected, the transmitter will shut down automatically. 


Operation (Type B model) 


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1. LED/LCD Display panel (Display current frequency and other information such as 
the song file name, EQ effect, play time etc.) 

2. Rewind button (jump to the last song or press and hold as the volume decrease 
button) 

3. Play and Pause button (To play or stop the song) 

4. Forward button( jump to the next song or press and hold as the volume increase 
button) 

5. Channel set up button (Decrease the FM frequency) 

6. Channel set up button ( Increase the FM frequency) 


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Insert transmitter to 12V car cigarette power socket. 

Insert your USB or SD device to USB/SD card jack; or using audio-line to connect your 
MP3/MP4 to the transmitter. 

When connected, transmitter plays music automatically and display shows the frequency and 
other information. 

Press key: >» jump to the next sound track. Press and hold key: » to increase the volume 
Press key: M jump to the last sound track. Press and hold key: M to decrease the volume 


By pressing button: the music pauses; pressing again resumes playing. 


By pressing key: A- to reduce the FM frequency 
By pressing key: B+ to increase the FM frequency 
If no audio signal detected, the transmitter will shut down automatically. 


Remote Control 


Play/Pause Start / Stop the music 


CH ( -- ) Frequency down 
CH (+) Frequency up 
EQ Changes sound characteristic: 


Normal (default) > Rock > Pop > 
Classic > Jazz > Blues > Hall > 
Bass > Soft > Country > Opera 


Volume (--) Volume down 

Volume (+) Volume up 

PREV Previous track 

NEXT Next track 

0123456789 Number keys for setting the frequency and 
picking songs 

Pick Song Confirm the picking a song after selection 
with the number keys 

CH Set Confirm the setting the frequency after 
selection with the number keys 





Operation illustration: 
1. The FM Transmitter has 206 frequencies (87.5 — 108.0 MHz) to use. 


Usage of the number keys (0-9) to select a frequency. 


Then press CH SET key to confirm and save the frequency. 
2. Usage of the number keys (0-9) to select the music track number. 

Then press PICK SONG key to confirm. 
3. Every time EQ is pressed the sound characteristics are changed: 

NORMAL (default setting) > ROCK > POP > CLASSIC > JAZZ > BLUES > HALL > 
BASS > SOFT > COUNTRY > OPERA. 

Press long EQ key and the system returns back to the NORMAL status. 
4. Last settings for volume, FM-transmission-frequency and music track are stored when the 
device is powered off. 
5. USB and SD-card can both be connected to the device. The first item is connected, either USB 
or SD-card, is played. To select the other item, the first one must be disconnected. 
6. When an external audio device is connected to the audio-in jack, the playback from USB or 
SD-card stops automatically and cannot be started or paused by pressing the PLAY/PAUSE button. 





Replacing the Remote Control Battery 
1) Remove the battery compartment cover by pulling the cover in the direction of the arrow. 
2) Remove the battery. 
3) Insert the replacement battery. 
Keep attention on the direction of the correct polarization (+/-). 


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4) Put the cover back to the battery compartment. 





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How to change the fuse tube 


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How to change the fuse tube 


1. Open the lid and take out the damaged fuse . 
2. Place the new fuse tube inside the FM transimitter. 
3. Tight the lid again and your device is ready to use again. 





FQA and Trouble shooting 


1. No sound 

Check the FM transmitter is power on and well contact with the cigarette power socket 
Check the fuse tube is ok in your FM transmitter 

Unplug and plug again to restart the FM transmitter 


2. Music has noise 

Check whether the car FM stereo system's frequency matches with the FM transmitter or not 
Check your FM frequency channel is a clear channel without the interference of your local FM 
station 

Check whether the audio files are good quality compressed MP3 files or not 

Check whether the car is passing the strong frequency interference area, such as train station, 
tram station or mobile transmission station or not. 


3. Remote Control does not work 

1% time to use, you need to pull out the battery protection film out the remote control 
Check and replace the remote control battery 

Point the remote control closely to the device and try again 


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Product specification: 


@ Storage temperature: -5°C up to +45°C 

@ Working conditions temperature: 0°C up to +40°C 

@ Operation relative humidity: 20% - 90% (40°C) 

@ Storage relative humidity: 20% - 93% (40°C) 

@ EMI standard: FCC (class B) 

@ Supply voltage: 12V DC power 

@ Electric current: 12V (normal working)<100mA 

@ Bit rate: 32Kbps — 256Kbps 

@ FM transmitting frequency: 87.5 — 108.0 MHz 

@ Transmitting frequency options: Press CH key to switch channels 

@ Frequency response: 30 — 15 KHz + 3db 

@ SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio): 30db 

@ Harmonic distortion: <1% 

@ Transmitting distance: 3-5m 

@ For continuing broadcast: Program starts to broadcast again from the last 
stop. 


Security and Disposal Hints for Batteries 


e Hold children off batteries. When a child swallowed a battery by mistake go to a doctors 
place or bring the child into a hospital promptly! 


e Never short batteries. 
e Look for the right polarity (+) and (=) of batteries! Always change all batteries, never use 


old and new batteries or batteries of different types together. 
e Do NOT open, deform or load up batteries! 
There is a risk of injury by leakage battery’s fluid! 
e NEVER throw batteries into fire! There is a risk of explosion! 
e Take out exhausted batteries from the device. 
e Take out batteries from the device when its not used over a longer period of time. 


Hints for Environment Protection 


Packages materials are raw materials and can be recycled. 

Separate the packages by types and recycle them to an adequate recycling on 
behalf of the environment. 

More detailed information you get from your official civil service. 


Do not disposal old devices into the domestic waste. 

Disposal old / defective devices professionally! 

The environment will be grateful for that. 

Information regarding places for disposal and opening hours you get from your 
official civil service. 


Do not disposal batteries into the domestic waste. 
Disposal old / empty / defective batteries professionally! 
The environment will be more than grateful for that. 


Information regarding places for disposal and opening hours you get from your 


official civil service. 





Cleaning 
Protect the device from contamination and pollution. Only clean the device with soft cloth or drapery, 


avoid using rough or coarse-grained materials. Do NOT use solvents or other aggressive cleanser. 
Wipe the device after cleaning accurately. 

Important Notice 

Should battery fluid leak from a battery, wipe the battery-case with a soft cloth dry and put in a new 
battery!