AGPTEK A30X Music Player with Bluetooth User Manual

Music Player
Model: A30X

User Manual

Important Notice

Thank you for buying our AGPTEK music player. For the best user experience, please read this user manual carefully before use and keep it for further reference. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

Charge the Player

1. Charge via the computer USB port.
2. Use a 5V/500mA or 5V/1A charger to charge (charger not included).

Connect to the PC & Download audio files

1. Open the Windows Explorer or “This PC”.
2. Connect the player to a USB port on your PC using the USB cable.
3. Open the new “AGP-A30X” folder in “This PC”.
4. Copy music files to the “AGP-A30X”.
5. In the right sidebar, right-click the “AGP-A30X” folder and select “Eject” from the menu.
6. Wait until the computer confirms a safe ejection before you unplug the USB cable.

Notes: Please do not disconnect the USB plug during file transferring, as it may cause a malfunction of the player and the files.

Warm Tips
Due to product upgrade, the music player itself has no built-in memory and must be inserted into a TF card for normal use. This music player comes with a 32GB TF card (already inserted in the card slot).

Product Overview

1. VOL +
2. VOL
3. Power On/Off
4. Return
5. Play/Pause/Long press to enter music playback interface
6. Submenu
7. Previous Track/Rewind
8. Next Track/Fast Forward
9. TF Card Slot
10. Reset Button
11. Back-Clip
12. Type-C Charging Port
13. 3.5mm Headphone Jack
14. Speaker Holes
15. Lanyard Hole

Basic Operation

1. Power On/Off Button: Press the button to turn on/off the player.
2. Screen Display: Press the Power On/Off button to activate screen.
3. Return Button: On any interface, press the Return button to go back; long press to enter the home menu directly.
4. VOL +/- Button: On the non-list menu, press the buttons to adjust volume.
5. Previous/Next Track Button: You can switch songs no matter the screen is on or off; but if there’s no music playing, there will be no effect pressing the buttons.
6. One Button to Enter the Music Playback Interface: On any interface, long press the button to enter the music playback interface.

Main Functions

Home Menu
The home menu is the starting point of each application, and has 12 functions including Music, Video, Recording, FM Radio, Bluetooth, Setting, Alarm Clock, Photo, Wallpaper, E-Book, Folder, and Tool.

Music
Find Music on the home menu interface, click to enter, and a related list will display:

1. All songs.
2. Resume/Now Playing.
3. Artists/Albums/Genres
4. Favorites. There are 3 default favorites on the player: Favorites 1/2/3.
5. Update Playlist. Update music files.

Play Music
/   Button: On the music playing interface, long press the button to fast forward, while short press to the next track; long press the button to rewind, while short press to the previous track.
Note: Under the off-screen state, short press the buttons to switch to the next track or previous track, but can not long press to fast forward or rewind.
Button: Press to play or pause. Long press to enter music playback interface.

Music Playback Interface Introduction

1. Song name display.

2. Album picture, music rhythm, lyrics display area.

3. Variable speed playback icon: -8, -7, -6, -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.

4. Submenu
   A. Equalizer. Off, Rock, Funk, Hip Hop, Jazz, Classic, Electric, Custom (Customize and set your favorite equalizer).
   B. Delete. Delete the music files displayed on the playback interface.
   

5. Press the or button to the next track.

6. Press the or button to play/pause music.

7. Press the or button to the previous track.

8. Play Modes
   A. Repeat All . Play all songs repeatedly.
   B. Single Repeat . Play one song repeatedly.
   C. Shuffle . Randomly playall music.
   D. Sequential Play . Play the list songs in order.

9. Click to collect favorite song to favorite list 1/2/3.

10. A-B Repeat Mode. Click to select the repeat starting point, click  to select the repeat end point, then the A-B section will automatically play repeatedly, and click the to resume normal playback.

Video
Find Video on the home menu interface, and click to enter the video mode.

Video Playback Interface Introduction

1. Click to switch to the previous video.

2. Click to pause/play the video.

3. Click to switch to the next video.

4. Play Modes
   A. Shuffle . Randomly play all videos.
   B. Single Repeat . Play one video repeatedly.
   C. Repeat All . Play all videos repeatedly.
   D. Sequential Play . Play the list videos sequentially.

5. Progress Bar. You can fast forward or rewind by pulling the progress bar during playback.

Recorder
Find Recorder on the home menu interface, and click to enter the recording interface.

1. Click or button to start recording, and click again to pause.
2. Click to cancel recording.
3. Click to select whether to save the recording file.
4. Click to enter the submenu: Recording Library, Recording File Format, Recording Bit Rate, FM Recording Bit Rate.
   A. Recording Library. View recording files.
   B. Recording File Format. MP3/WAV.
   C. Recording Bit Rate. 256kbps, 512kbps, 768kbps, 1024kbps, 1536kbps.
   D. FM Recording Bit Rate. 128kbps, 192kbps, 256kbps.

FM Radio
Find FM Radio on the home menu interface, and click to enter. Note: Please first plug in the wired headphone as an antenna before you start the FM Radio.

1. Click to enter the submenu: Auto Tuning, Radio Frequency Band, Backend Switch, Preset Radio Station, Clear the Presets, Clear All Presets, Save to Preset Station, FM Recording File, Start
   FM Radio Recording.
   A. Auto Tuning. Automatically search for radio channels with signals.
   B. Radio Frequency Band. Normal frequency bands, Japanese frequency bands, European frequency bands.
   C. Backend Switch. Select to turn on/off the backend of the radio.
   D. Preset Radio Station. Display the searched radio channels with signals.
   E. FM Recording File. View the recording file.
   F. Start FM Radio Recording.
   (1). Click or button to start recording, and click again to pause.
   (2). Click to cancel recording.
   (3). Click to select whether to save the recording file.

Bluetooth
Find Bluetooth on the home menu interface, click to enter, and a related list will display: Bluetooth Switch Control (Bluetooth On/Off), Search Devices, and Paired Devices.
After you turn on Bluetooth, click Search Devices, and the player will automatically search for connectable Bluetooth devices. Only supports Bluetooth speakers and Bluetooth headphones.
Note: When listening to the radio by Bluetooth, a wired headphone is needed as a radio antenna.

Setting
Find Setting on the home menu interface, click to enter, and a related list will display: Language, Display Setting, Power-saving Shutdown, Power Off, Date and Time, Information, and Format Device/Factory Settings.

1. Language. Choose player display language.
2. Display Setting. Set brightness, backlight timer and screensaver.
3. Power-saving Shutdown. If there is not any operation, the player will automatically shut down when the set time reaches (3mins, 5mins, 10mins, 15mins, 20mins).
4. Power Off. The player will automatically shut down when the set time reaches (1-99mins).
5. Date and Time. Manually set time and date.
6. Information. Check the information and disk space about your player and Bluetooth information.
7. Format Device/Factory Settings. Format the player or restore to factory default settings.

Note: Before formatting the player, please back up your files so as not to lose them.

Clock
Find Clock on the home menu interface, click to enter, and a related list will display: Alarm On/Off, Alarm Time, Alarm Cycle (Once/Daily/ Work Day), Alarm Music, and Alarm Volume. Set according to your preference.

Photo
Find Photos on the home menu interface, and click to enter.

1. When you browse pictures, click in the upper right corner to choose to delete the picture.
2. Click or to switch to the previous or next picture.
3. Click or button to enter slideshow mode.

Wallpaper
Find Wallpaper on the home menu interface, and click to switch between 4 wallpapers, and select according to your preference.

E-book
Find E-book on the home menu interface, and click to enter.

1. Click to enter the submenu: Auto Play Time Setting (2-30s), E-book Background, Page Selection, Add Bookmark, Bookmark, Delete.
2. Auto Play. Under the E-book interface, click the on the screen or button to play the E-book automatically.

Folder
Find Folder on the home menu interface, click to enter, and all files in the player will be listed.

Tool
Find Tools on the home menu interface, click to enter, and a related list will display: Calendar, Stopwatch, Pedometer, Calculator.

1. Calendar. Click the button to switch between Year/Month/ Day, and click or on the screen to select a specific Year/ Month/Day.

2. Stopwatch.
   A. Click or button to start the stopwatch, and click again to pause or continue.
   B. Click to start a new operation, and the stopwatch list is up to 3.
   C. Click to clear all timing data.

3. Pedometer.
   A. Enter the pedometer. Click or button to start counting your daily steps, click again to stop counting steps; then, click or press the Return button to select Whether to save steps and quit.
   B. Personal Information. Height/weight/steps.
   C. History. All your saved step records will be listed here, and you can save up to 7 records.
   D. Clear History. You can choose to clear the history records you want or clear them all.

FAQ

Q1: How to reset the language?

1. Find Setting on the home menu, click to enter, then enter the languages list, and select the language you want. 2. Find Setting on the home menu, click to enter, scroll down to Factory Setting, click and select Confirm to restore to factory setting. The player will then restart automatically, and you can select the language again.

Q2: Can’t turn on the player; the screen of the player goes blank/ black; the player is crashed or has a firmware bug.

Q3: Can’t download files from the computer.

1. Please confirm whether it’s connected properly; 2. Please check whether the storage space of the internal memory is full; 3. Please check whether the USB cable is damaged.

Q4: Can’t recognize the player when connected to the computer via USB cable.

1. Reconnect it. 2. Restart the computer and reconnect it. 3. Connect your player to another USB port. 4. Charge the player for about 10 minutes first and try again.

Q5: The memory card is not recognized by the player; can’t insert the memory card into the player.

1. The player only supports memory cards in FAT 32 format. You can check whether the memory card is in FAT 32 format on the computer. 2. You can buy a genuine Kingston or SanDisk TF card. 3. Some players have deep card slots, and you may use a fingernail or a hard gadget to assist in inserting the memory card.

Q6: How to play the music of the music player on car audio?

1. It’s recommended to use a 3.5mm audio cable (not included) to transmit audio. 2. The USB cable that comes with the music player only has the function of charging and transmission, without audio function. 3. It’s not recommended to connect the car audio via Bluetooth, there will be an incompatibility.

Q7: Song files and audiobook files messed up.

1. When naming, it’s recommended to rename songs in numerical or alphabetical order, for example, for 1000 songs, name them “0001+Song Name to 0999+Song Name”.

Q8: The music player can not search for Bluetooth devices or can search for Bluetooth devices but keeps showing connection failure.

1. It is necessary to check if the Bluetooth function of music player and Bluetooth devices is turned on. If so, please search for pairing. 2. Check if the Bluetooth device is in pairing state, if so, please disconnect it first, and then re-search for pairing. 3. Check if the music player has been connected to multiple devices before. If so, you can delete them all, and then reconnect. 4. Check if the Bluetooth version of the Bluetooth headphone or Bluetooth speaker is above 2.1. Sometimes if you can’t find it, it may be because of incompatibility.

Q9: Frequent disconnection and reconnection after successful Bluetooth connection.

1. First of all, please confirm the use environment of the music player. If it is used in close proximity to other 2.4G signal sources or under obstacles, such as indoor wall penetration, signal base stations, routers, high-speed rail, subway, etc., it will be interfered by the signal and thus cause disconnection, and you can try it in an open place. 2. If the direct distance between the music player and Bluetooth device exceeds 8-10m, or the distance from the back to the obstacle exceeds 4-5m, the connection will be disconnected. Please use the Bluetooth function within the Bluetooth range of the product.

Specifications

Thickness: 20mm/0.8in (with back clip)
Net Weight| about 60g/0.13 lb
Interface Type| Type-C
Memory| 32GB TF
TF Card Expansion| Up to 128GB
Format| Music| MP3/WMA/APE/FLAC/WAV/DRM/
ACELP
Bluetooth| MP3/WMA/WAVE/FLAC/APE/M4A
/AAC
Lyric| LRC
Video| AVI
Recording| MP3/WAV
E-book| TXT
Playtime| Music| Wired| about 35 hours
Bluetooth| about 16 hours
Video| Wired| about 6.5 hours
Radio| about 14 hours
Recording| about 16 hours
Battery| 500mAh lithium polymer battery
Charging Time| about 2.5 hours (5V/500mA)

Notes On Battery Charging

1. Please use the PC USB port or a 5V/1A power adapter to charge the device.
   Note:
   A. When using the PC USB port to charge, the current output capability of the USB port of different PCs is different and the charging time will be slightly different. It is recommended that when using the PC USB port to charge, try to power off the device to  speed up the charging.
   B. The charger and the MP3 player will heat up to a certain extent during charging, which is a normal phenomenon.

2. New battery needs to go through several charging and discharging processes to achieve the best performance.

3. Under normal circumstances, the player can be fully charged in about 3h. It is recommended to pull out from the USB port after charging, and do not connect to the power supply for a long time.
   The battery of this device is a polymer lithium battery, which can be recharged and used.

4. The polymer lithium battery must be replaced by a professional, and the user must not replace it by himself (Note: If the battery is replaced improperly, there will be a danger of explosion, and it can only be replaced with the same type or equivalent type of battery); in order to protect the environment, please hand over the waste batteries to a professional organization for recycling.

5. The lifespan of the battery may vary with the conditions of use and production time.

6. The battery should not be exposed to sunlight, fire or similar overheating environment.
   Tips for Hearing Conservation

7. It is recommended to turn down the volume of the device before using the earphones, and gradually increase until it is suitable when you start to listen.

8. In order to protect hearing, please do not turn up the volume too high (doctors pointed out that listening at high volume for a long time will damage the listener’s hearing).

9. When tinnitus occurs, please lower the volume or stop using it.

Caution

1. Before formatting the device, it is recommended to back up the personal data stored in it in time.
2. Ensure that the product is placed safely to avoid accidents and drops caused by children touching.
3. Do not overvoltage, strain the power cord, bend it or be squeezed by heavy objects, so as not to cause overheating or fire.
4. Please keep the product away from the electromagnetic environment; keep away from excessive humidity, smoke and dust and other harsh environments.
5. Do not immerse the device in water; do not use any corrosive or abrasive cleaners to clean it.
6. Do not expose the product to moisture or rain, it may cause the device to malfunction or even be difficult to repair due to the penetration of water and moisture.

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may  cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.operate the equipment.

FCC ID: 2A48J-A09X
Manufacturer:
Shenzhen RuiZu DigitalTechnology Co., Ltd.
Address:
6/F, Building D, KeShang Mei park, Chongqing Road, Fuyong, Bao’an
District, Shenzhen, China

References

• AGPtek Call Center, Mp3 player, Laptop Notebook Battery - agptek.com
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• AGPtek Call Center, Mp3 player, Laptop Notebook Battery - agptek.com

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