Aiwa MM-FX500 Instrucciones De Manejo página 16

MM-FX500 MANAGER OPERATION
Playing a music or voice file directly
1 Select the music or voice file to play in
the Explorer.
• To select more than one file, use the
SHIFT or CONTROL key.
2 To start playback, double click on the
file in the Explorer or drag and drop
the file icon over the player display.
To pause the playback, press .
To resume playback, click
3 Click on the player display to stop
the playback.
Playing music or voice files selected
from the Play Files menu
1 Select Tools - Player Tools - Play Files
from the menu bar. The Play Files
menu will be displayed on the screen.
Select the folder where the music and
voice files are kept, then select the files
to play. The selected files are played in
the order listed in the Play Files menu.
• To select more than one file, use the
SHIFT or CONTROL key.
2 To start playback, click Open on the
Play Files menu.
To pause the playback, click .
To resume playback, click
3 Click on the player display to stop
the playback.
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Notes
• To adjust the volume in the player display,
place the mouse pointer on the volume
bar, then click and drag the edge of the
bar to the left or the right.
To increase the volume, move the mouse
pointer to the right; to reduce the volume,
move the mouse pointer to the left.
• To search forward/backward, click and
drag the edge of the progress bar to the
left or right. Playback will start from where
you release the mouse button.
again.
• To adjust the tone, open the graphic
equalizer (see Page 17).
• If you click
specifying any files, MM-FX500 will and
start playing the last music or voice file
played.
• To skip to the next music or voice file, click
on the player display
• To skip to the previous music or voice file,
click
• To play selected files repeatedly, select
Tools - Play mode - Repeat from the
menu bar.
• To play selected files randomly, select
Tools - Play mode - Random from the
menu bar.
• To play an AFX file through MM-FX500
Manager, the MM-FX500 recorder must
be connected to the PC and contain the
MultiMediaCard on which the file was first
encoded. This is to protect copyright.
again.
on the player display without
on the player display.