Blusens.

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Blusens.1028 (2 Gb)

Index:
Introduction, Features

Display, Basic operation

Key operation, Play music

Record voice

Play recorded files, Convert ACT to WAV, FM radio

Jpeg browsing

10

Setup

11

USB disk

12

Firmware upgrade, Select folders

13

Delete files, Play mode

14

Tempo rate, Replay mode, Follow read

15

Comparison, Replay times, Gap, Recommendations

16

Troubleshooting

17

Specifications

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Introduction:
This MP3 player is a new generation of high quality digital portable device, supporting MP3 and WMA audio formats. Also,
the design is breathtaking and the weight and dimensions are incredible.
Features:
AMV video playback function
JPG photo function
Music player supporting MP3 and WMA
FM Mode, supporting direct recording and 40 presets
Record/ Replay trough microphone or FM radio
Portable hard disk function
Built-in speaker
Firmware Upgradable
Private Space Disk Mode
7 Preset Equalizer: Normal, Rock, Pop, Classic, Soft, Jazz and DBB
Multiple Playback mode: Normal, Repeat One, Folder, Repeat Folder, Repeat All, Random, Intro.
Power save: You can set Sleep Timer or Off Time
Graphic animated menu, easy operating.

ON/OFF

USB Connector

Earphone connector

Built-in speaker

Previous
Next
Play/Pause
Mode/Menu
Volume

Display

Basic Operation

Entering Menu
Pressing Menu button you will enter the menu system, including main menu (long press of Menu key at Stop mode), submenu

at Play mode (press to enter) and submenu at stop mode (press to enter).

Browsing
Press Left or Right buttons for fast forward or fast backward when playing music.

Entering Different Modes

You may enter different modes from main menu, pressing Mode for two seconds

Music mode:

Record mode:

Voice mode:

FM mode:

Browsing Pictures:

Setup:

USB Mode when connecting to PC:

Volume Control
Press VOL button and immediately Left or Right to decrease or increase the volume.

Turn On/Off
Long press Play
Note: make sure On/Off switch is in On position

Play & Stop (Pause when recording)

Press Play
You can press Play button to fast exit from any menu.

Key Operation
1.

For Start / Play / Pause / Stop, press Play button.

2.

Power On/Off: use On/Off switch

3.

Mode enters in the main menu or submenu.

4.

VOL: for adjusting volume

5.

Next: Enter next item, increase volume or fast forward

6.

Previous: Enter previous item, decrease volume or fast backward

Play Music

Basic Operation
1 Connect the earphones
2 Make sure On/Off switch is On and hold Play button to turn on the player and enter Music mode. Press button again to play music.
3 To select music
Previous: to select previous song
Next: to select next song
4 Volume adjust
Press VOL button and immediately Left or Right to decrease or increase the volume.

Equalizer Mode
Being in music playback status:

Press Mode button to enter Play Submenu

Push Right switch to select Equalizer menu

Press Mode button to enter EQUALIZER selection Menu.

Push Next button to select, and press Mode button to confirm selection.

Lyric Display (Karaoke Function)

This player supports *.LRC lyric files that you can make or download from internet.
How to use lyric files?
Save the lyric file with the same name as that of the corresponding music file, for example:
Music file name: Andy-Water.mp3

Lyric file name: Andy-Water.lrc

1 The current song has matching lyric file, but it will not be displayed.
2 Long press Mode to enter the Lyric Interface.
3 Press Mode to return to Music play mode.
4 Browse lyrics manually: Press VOL to browse lyrics.

Record Voice
Make sure battery is charged enough
The player can save 99 recording files in each folder.

Start recording in Record Mode

1. Enter main menu.
2. Push Next switch to select recording mode.
3. Press Mode button to enter Record mode.
4. Press Play button to start recording.
5. Press Play button to pause recording. (The time icon blinks)
6. Press Play button to continue recording.
7. Long press Play button to stop recording.

NOTE:

Recorded file is saved in the current folder set in Recording Stop submenu / Local Folder.

If Overflow is displayed on the screen, the players memory is full. Please delete other files to make some space available.

If over record is displayed on the screen, the current directory has already 99 recording files. Please change target folder.

Select Recording Type

Being in Stop Recording status:
1 Press Mode to enter Record Submenu.
2 Push Next to select REC Type option
3 Press Mode to enter this option
4 Push Next to select desired recording type
5 Press Mode to confirm the type selected
6 Press Play to start recording

Recording Type:

Play Recorded Files

1 Enter main menu.
2 Push Next to select Voice mode.
3 Press Mode to enter Voice mode.
4 Press Play to start playing.
5 Select recorded files:
Previous: to select the previous recorded file
Next: to select the next recorded file

Convert ACT Files to WAV Format Files

ACT format files can be converted to WAV format files through the accessory installation tools.
1 Run Sound Converter program, and click Open button.
2 Choose ACT files for format conversion.
3 Click Convert button, the conversion starts.
This tool can also play WAV and MP3 files.

How to use FM radio

1 Enter main menu.
2 Press Right button to select FM mode.
3. Press Mode button to enter FM mode
4 Press Mode button to enter FM mode submenu

FM submenu options:

Save: You can save a station selecting this option, yo can save up to 40 stations.

Delete: Delete a existing station

Normal / Japan Band

At FM submenu, select the band and press Mode to choose from US Band (FM87 - 108MHz) or Japan Band (FM76-90MHz).
JPEG Browsing
1

File selection:

Enter file selection

Press Play button and browse JPEG
Press Left / Right button to select next / last file.
Press Mode button, enter stop submenu:
1.local folder 2.play set 3.delete 4.exit
Play set: manual play and slideshow
Auto play: you can set the time between photos from 1 to 8 seconds.
2

Browse picture

Enter browsing picture:

Press Next / Previous buttons to change pictures.

Hold Mode button to enter previous menu.

Setup
System parameters can be set here. Enter main menu, select Setup icon, and then press Mode button to enter Setup submenu:

Parameters Introduction
Clock

Set the time and date for recordings

LCD set

Set the LCD brightness and contrast

Language

Set language

Power off

Set a fixed time after which the player will turn power off automatically

Replay mode

Set Replay Mode, manual or automatic

Online Mode

An option specially designed for Private Space function

Memory info

Show memory capacity and percentage used

F/W version

Show firmware version

F/W upgrade

Firmware upgrading (you need a valid .bin firmware)

Exit

Exit from current interface

Settings explanation
Language
1

At Setup interface, push Left / Right button to select Language icon:

Press Mode button to enter Language interface:

Push Left / Right button to select desired language: Simple Chinese; English; Traditional Chinese; Japanese; Korean; French;

Italian;

German; Spanish; Swedish; Portugal; Denmark; Dutch

4

Press Mode to confirm and exit.

LCD Set
1.

Brightness: setup the brightness

2.

Black: time in second for disconnect the LCD, saving battery

3.

Exit

 Power Off
Off Time: after a fixed period of time in seconds when no operation at Stop mode, the player will turn off
automatically to save power. If 0 is selected, power saving function is deactivated
Sleep Timer: you can set a fixed period of time in minutes to turn off automatically when no operation no matter
which mode it is at. This function is specially designed for listening to music before sleep.
Note: Sleep Timer setting is valid only once and will be cleared after power off. The time needs to be set again
next time.

Replay Mode
Manual Replay means that at A-B Replay Mode the endpoint B can be set manually only.
Auto Replay means that at A-B Replay Mode the endpoint B can be set automatically. (Especially for language
practicing)
Online Mode
Some operating systems (under Windows 2K SP4) can not support two drive letters in one USB disk. Thus, if Private
Space function is on, choose which disk you are going to use, i.e., single ordinary disk or single encrypted disk, in order for
correct display of selected disk after connecting to PC.
Memory Info.
The number displayed represents total memory capacity and the percentage refers the capacity used.
F/W Version
Information of the firmware version and date.
F/W Upgrade
You can upgrade the firmware of your player using this function. You need a valid .bin file.

Tips: After pressing Mode button to select options, you may press Play button to exit from menu directly.
USB Disk
The player supports standard USB disk function with operating system Windows98 (driver needed), Windows 2K and above (driver
free).
The player supports power supply through USB. At Standby Mode, press Mode to quit to main menu. The player also supports
Suspend Mode.

For connecting to a PC, turn on your player and plug the USB cable. The player may display three modes after connecting to PC:
1 Standby State
2 Downloading state
3 Uploading Mode

Firmware Upgrade
The player supports firmware upgrading or maintenance installing special tools on your PC.
1

Enter main menu.

Push Next to select Setup

Press Mode

Push Next to select Firmware Upgrade.

Press Mode to enter Firmware Upgrade interface

Connect player to PC

Run the upgrading tools MP3 Player Update on PC, then press choose firmware of new version button.

Choose new firmware program (.bin file)

Press Start button, the system starts upgrading.

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If upgrading successfully, this screen will be displayed:

to enter Setup

Caution:
Firmware upgrade is an operation to optimize the performance of the player.
Incorrect operation of firmware upgrading may cause malfunctions. Please read the manual carefully before operation, the user
should operate firmware upgrading with basic knowledge in computer operation.
The firmware is specially programmed for this player only and not suitable for other serial players, and other firmware is not
suitable for this player as well.

Select Folders

Select Folders (At Stop Submenu)

Users can save files in different folders (folders should be created on PC), to manage and play files according to different types.
The player supports identification of 99 subdirectories.
At Stop interface (Current example is at Music Mode, and folders can be selected at both Record and Voice Mode as well):
1 Press Mode to enter Stop Submenu.
2 Press Mode again to enter Select Folder interface.
3 Press Next or Previous select folder.
4 Press Mode to confirm the folders selected

Delete File (At Stop Submenu)

Files and FM stations can be deleted at corresponding modes as Music Mode, Voice Mode and FM Mode.
At Stop Interface (No Stop Interface exists at FM Mode):
1 Press Mode to enter Stop Submenu.
2 Press Next / Previous to select Delete or Delete All.
3 Press Mode to enter Delete Interface.
4 Push Next to switch between NO and YES.
5 Press Mode to confirm and delete.

Delete all means to delete all the relevant files at current mode in current folder. (For example, at Music Mode executing Delete All,
all the music files in current files will be deleted, while recorded files will be kept).

Deleting interface is much simpler at FM Mode, you only need steps 1-3.

When deleting files on PC, please take care to eject the player safely before pulling out USB cable, otherwise files may not be
deleted.

Play Mode (Play Submenu)

When playing music and recorded files, different play modes can be selected such as Repeat, shuffle, etc.
The first option in Play Submenu is Play Mode. The player will play files according to the mode selected:

Tempo Rate (Play Submenu)

When playing music (Only for MP3 formats) or recorded files, different tempo rate can be set (faster or slower) without changing the
tone and sound.
When playing music files:
1 Press Mode to enter Play Submenu
2 Push Next to select Tempo Rate
3 Press Mode to enter Tempo Rate
4 Push Next to quicken tempo rate and push Previous to slow down tempo rate.
5 Press Mode button to confirm desired tempo rate to exit the current interface.
Note: Tempo Rate set is suitable to each music file until it is changed.

Replay Mode
Enter Play Submenu to enter.
A-B Replay
At Music Mode or Voice Mode:
1 Press Mode to enter Play Submenu.
2 Push Next to select Replay.
3 Press Mode to enter Replay.
A blinks in Replay Mode icon

and start point can be set.

4 Push Next to set A.

After A is set, B blinks in icon

, and endpoint B can be set.

5 Push Next to set B.

Replay icon

is fixed and A-B segment replay begins. When replay times count up to times set in setup, the player will quit

from Replay Mode. At Replay Mode, pushing Previous can set A again to select another segment. (Setting of replay times refers
to Replay Times in the next section).

Follow Read (This function does not exist at Voice Mode)

1 Replaying A-B segment, Push Next to enter Follow Read Mode.
2 Replay icon

changes to Follow Read icon

, and sound of user is recorded. The recording time is as long as A-B

segments.
3 After recording time, the icon changes to

, and original sound is played. Push Next button to enter Comparison. At

this mode, pushing Last button may return to A-B Replay Mode.
Comparison (This function does not exist at Voice Mode)
1

Enter this mode, Replay icon changes to

and the recorded sound of user is played.

After playing the recorded sound, the icon changes to

After playing the original sound, the recorded sound is played again. The whole procedure will not stop (without limitation

, and original sound is played

by Replay Times) until press Mode to exit.

At this mode pushing Previous will return to Follow Read Mode. At the three modes above, pressing Mode may exit from
Replay Mode directly.

Replay Times (Play Submenu)

Replay times mean that after A-B segment has been replayed up to fixed times, it will exit from Replay Mode.

Replay Gap (Play Submenu)

Replay gap means the break period in seconds between different playing times.

Recommendations

Private Space function

Many MP3 users are puzzled by the problem of information disclosure and private data accessed by others. When others borrow the
MP3 memory, you may have to delete private information, which may cause big bother.
However, the Private Space function provided by this player completely solves this problem.
Users may divide USB disk of this player by its accessory tools into two parts in any proportion (users can see two drive letters on PC.

But SP4 should be installed on operating system of Windows 2K, otherwise only one driver letter can be seen. Without such installation,
users must choose single ordinary disk or single encrypted disk in Online Mode of Setup menu), and one part can be encrypted as
private space which needs password to access to. (If users do not encrypt both parts, USB memory may be treated as two disks):
1

Connect the player to PC.

Run the accessory installation tools MP3 Player Disk Tool.

Choose Partition and encrypt option, and set a desired capacity for the encrypted disk, then choose the setting of username or
password. Fill the username in the blank New username, and password in the blank New password, then input the same
password again in the blank New password Confirm. After the above operation, click Start button, and partition starts.

Partition finishes with hints as follows:

Press OK, then PC will restart.

Two disks will be displayed after restarting (only one driver letter may be displayed when under Windows 2K SP4). Click to access
the encrypted disk (the second one), and there are three files in it, two private files and one executable file with only 300K memory
space.

Run the executable file R disk Decrypt.exe, and input username and password in dialog box. If they are correct, disk can be
accessed and files can be copied.
Username and password is required to access to the encrypted disk in every connection to PC.

Note: Dividing one disk into two parts may erase the data in it. Please backup the data in disk before division. Merging two parts to
one may also erase the data.

Warning: Do not lose the user name and password youve input, otherwise you can not access the encrypted disk.
Troubleshooting:

No Power

Check battery charge

Check player is turned ON.
Check volume is not set 0 and connect the headphone plug firmly.

No sound

Check headphone plug is clean.

Corrupted MP3 may make a static noise. Make sure that the music files are not
corrupted.

OSD characters bad

Check right language has been selected.

Adjust the position of the headphone and player.

FM Reception is poor.

Turn off the power of other electric devices near the player.
Take into account headphone is used as the antenna.
Check USB cable is not damaged and its connected properly.

Download of music files fails.

Check driver is installed correctly.

Check there is enough memory free.

Specifications:
Dimension

72 x 42 x 14 mm

Weight

50.5g

LCD Window

1.8

PC connection

USB2.0

Flash memory

512Mb-2Gb

Battery

Approx 6 hours

Record

MP3, WMA

FM radio

Available languages

Sample rate

8KHz

Recording format

WAV (32 Kbps), ACT (8 Kbps)

Recording time

Approx 300 hours (ACT, 1Gb)

Max headphone output

(L)10mW + (R)10mW (32Ohm)

MP3 bitrate

8 Kbps 320 Kbps

WMA bitrate

5 Kbps 384 Kbps

Frequency response

20Hz to 20KHz

SNR

85dB

Distortion

<0.05%

Receiving frequency range

76MHz 96MHz / 87MHz 108MHz

Stations saved

20 + 20

SNR

45dB

Working temperature

-5 to 40 C

Simple Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, English, French, Italian, German,
Spanish, Swedish, Portugal, Denmark , Dutch, Russian, Czech

Operating System

Windows 98 / ME / 2000 / XP

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