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 Date and time. Set the date and time of the player.
Note: Changes of date and time will influence the display time of the player, alarm clock time
as well as name of recording file since they are all based on the system date and time.
 Display settings. Set Brightness, Backlight timer.
 Shutdown settings.
- Power off mode: When there is no operation on the device, the player will shut off
automatically when reaches the preset time(1-10min).
- Sleep timer: The device will shut down automatically when reaches the set time(1-96min).
 Volume limit. You can set the volume limit(0-31), max is 31 and default by 31.
 Shortcut keys setting. You can set one of these, such as bluetooth, FM radio, voice recording,
clock and stopwatch as the shortcut function. Press and hold button
quickly access the function.
 Button lights. Choose to turn on or off the button lights.
 Information. Check the player information and the disk space information about your player
 Format device. Format the device. Before formatting the device, please backup the file so as
not to lose any files.
 Factory settings. Restore to factory settings.
How to save battery power
1. Find "Settings > Shutdown settings > Power off". Choose from the following two ways to
save the battery.
1) Power off (When there is no operation or music playing for 3 minutes, the player will
shut off automatically).
2) Sleep timer (The player will shut down automatically)
2. Set a shorter backlight time to save the battery
[Settings] - [Display Settings] - [Backlight Timer]
3. Set a lower screen brightness to save the battery
[Settings] - [Display Settings] - [Brightness]
How to extend battery life
Pay attention to the following when charging your AGPTEK-C5/C5M player:
1. Make sure the USB plug is plugged into the player and the power source properly, and use
the original included USB cable.
2. If charge by computer, make sure your computer does not enter hibernation or sleep mode
when the player is connected. The computer must be in running state to charge the player.
3. Make sure the USB interface on the charger or computer is version 2.0. (version1.1/3.0
may sometimes cause to charging problem)
4. When fail to charge by computer, try different USB interfaces even the back USB interface of
the computer host. Because sometimes the output power of the front USB port is limited so
the player can not be charged.
5. While charge, the player may heat up, and it is not malfunction in this case.
6. If you use a laptop to charge the player, please note that the laptop requires an external
power supply.
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