MPMan MP70 HD is a portable HD video player that lets you enjoy videos, music, photos, and e-books on its high-resolution LCD screen. It supports a wide range of popular media formats, including 1080p HD video, and can be connected to a TV or computer for playback. The player also features a built-in FM radio, calendar app, and expandable memory via a microSD card slot.
MPMan MP70 HD is a portable HD video player that lets you enjoy videos, music, photos, and e-books on its high-resolution LCD screen. It supports a wide range of popular media formats, including 1080p HD video, and can be connected to a TV or computer for playback. The player also features a built-in FM radio, calendar app, and expandable memory via a microSD card slot.
Portable HD Video Player
Instruction Manual
Please read carefully before use
For Model No.
MP70HD
Page 2 Table Of Contents
English
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Page 3 Thank You
English
Congratulations on your purchase of the Video & MP player. This guide is provided to help you get started
quickly with your player; please read it carefully and save it for future reference.
Package Contents
Please make sure that the items shown below are included in the package. Should an item be missing,
please contact the local retailer from which you purchased this product.
Portable HD Video Player
Remote control
AV cable
USB cable
Carrying pouch
Professional stereo earphones
Power adapter
This package may contain plastic bags or other materials that pose a hazard to children. Be sure to
safely dispose of all packing materials after opening.
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Page 4 Thank You
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Features
Experience video, music, photos, and text on a
high-resolution LCD screen
Advanced processor supports a wide range of
popular media formats
Connect and enjoy p HD video at home on
your TV*
Expandable memory with optional microSD
card
Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery provides
hours of video playback **
FM radio and calendar app included
Integrated stereo speakers and . mm head-
phone jack
USB . Hi-speed for fast le transfers
* p output requires an HDMI cable and a
p-capable display.
** Standard video: AVI/MPEG- (i) at the
default volume.
Standard audio: MP ( kbps, . kHz at the
default volume.
Page 5 Getting To Know Your Player
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Name Icon Action Description
1 Power/Play
button
[POWER] Press &
hold
Turn the player on or o.
[PLAY] Press
Start, pause, or resume media
playback.
2 Escape button [ESC] Press
Return to the previous screen.
Press &
hold
Return to the Home screen.
3 Previous/Re-
verse button
[PREV] Press
Skip to the previous track.
Browse up a menu list.
Press &
hold
Scan in reverse quickly through the
current track.
4 Next/Forward
button
[NEXT] Press
Skip to the next track.
Browse down a menu list.
Press &
hold
Scan forward quickly through the
current track.
5 Menu/OK [MENU] Press
Display an option menu, if available.
Select an item from a menu list.
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Name Icon Action Description
6 Volume Up
button
[VOL +] Press
Increase the volume level.
Press &
hold
Quickly increase the volume level.
7 Volume Down
button
[VOL –] Press
Decrease the volume level.
Press &
hold
Quickly decrease the volume level.
8 Video Output
connector
Connect to a TV or other display. This connection carries video
only; a separate connection is necessary for audio.
An included 3.5mm video output cable is required to make this
connection.
9 Headphone
Output con-
nector
Connect a pair of headphones or earphones for private listen-
ing. The speaker output will be disabled automatically when
this connection is made.
10 microSD card
slot
Load a microSD memory card.
11 HDMI output
connector
Connect to a TV or other display. This connection carries video
and audio.
12 USB connector
Connect to a computer to transfer les or to charge the player.
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Name Description
13 LCD screen
High-resolution display.
14 Remote sensor
To use the remote control, point it
at the sensor.
15 Stereo speakers
The stereo speaker output is
automatically disabled when a pair
of headphones or earphones is con-
nected to the player.
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Remote Control at a Glance
Name Action Description
1 [HDMI
OUT]
Press
Turn HDMI output on or o.
2 [PLAY] Press
Start, pause, or resume media playback.
3 [VOL +] Press
Increase the volume level.
4 [VOL –] Press
Decrease the volume level.
5 [MENU] Press
Display an option menu, if available.
6 [UP] Press
Browse menu items.
7 [LEFT] Press
Next: Skip to the previous track.
Escape: Return to the previous screen
when browsing a menu.
Press &
hold
Reverse: Scan in reverse quickly through
the current track.
8 [RIGHT] Press
Next: Skip to the next track.
OK: Select an item from an option menu.
Press &
hold
Forward: Scan forward quickly through
the current track.
9 [DOWN] Press
Browse menu items.
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Using the Remote Control
Point the remote at the remote sensor of the photo
frame at a distance of no more than ft and at an
angle no greater than degrees.
Do not spill water on the remote control.
Do not use the remote control for other
equipment at the same time.
Installing a Battery in the Remote Control
The remote control requires one “CR” battery.
To load a battery in the remote:
1. Slide the compartment out in the direction of
the arrow.
2. Place the battery in the compartment with the
positive side (+) facing up.
3. Push the compartment in to close.
Page 10 Getting To Know Your Player
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Inserting a Memory Card
This unit accepts microSD or microSDHC memory cards.
Insert a memory card into the microSD card slot to:
Increase the memory capacity of your player
Play media les stored on the memory card
(e.g., music, video, or photo les).
1. Align the memory card with the card slot. The
metal contacts of the memory card should face
up towards the LCD screen.
2. Slide the card into the spring-loaded slot. Push
the card in until it clicks into place.
Do not attempt to insert objects other than a
microSD or microSDHC memory card into
the card slot. A compatible memory card
should t easily into the card slot; if you en-
counter resistance, check the alignment of
the card. Do not attempt to force the card in.
Avoid touching the gold contacts of the
memory card.
1. Push the card further into the slot until you hear
a click. The card will spring out of the slot.
2. Grasp the card by its edge to remove it.
To avoid damage and data corruption, do
not remove a memory card while data is be-
ing being written to or read from the card.
For example, do not remove a card while
playing a music le stored on the card.
Page 11 Getting Started
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Charging the Player
The player comes with a built-in rechargeable
lithium-polymer battery.
Charge the battery fully before using it for the rst
time. If the player has not been used in a while, the
battery may need to be recharged overnight (about
hours).
To charge the battery:
1. Plug the small end of the included USB cable
into the player’s USB connector.
2. Plug the large end of the USB cable into a com-
puter’s USB 2.0 Hi-speed port. The LCD screen will
turn on and display the message USB connecting.
a. The computer must be turned on, and;
b. The USB port must be a high-power port.
High-power ports can usually be found on
the main computer unit.
3. Disconnect the player when it is fully charged.
The computer must be powered on and not
in sleep mode in order to charge the battery.
The player will not charge if it is connected to
a low-power USB port. Low-power ports may
be found on a peripheral device that is con-
nected to the computer (e.g., a keyboard).
If the player is connected to the computer
through a USB hub, the hub must be self-
powered to charge the battery.
TIP You can press and hold [ESCAPE] after the
player is connected to cancel the data con-
nection and switch to USB power mode. This
will allow you to use the player normally
while drawing power from the computer.
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The battery used in this device may present
a re or chemical burn if mistreated. Do not
disassemble, incinerate, or heat the battery.
Do not leave the battery in a place subject to
direct sunlight, or in a car with its windows
closed. Do not connect the player to a pow-
er source other than that which is indicated
here or on the label as this may result in the
risk of re or electric shock.
Turning the Player On/O
To turn the player on, press and hold the <POWER>
button until the screen turns on.
To turn the player o, press and hold the <POWER>
button until the screen turns o.
If the player stops responding or otherwise
behaves abnormally, press and hold [POW-
ER] for several seconds to turn it o. Wait a
few seconds, then turn the player on again.
Home Screen at a Glance
When you turn the player on, you will see the Home
screen.
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Explorer
Movies
Music
Photo
eBook
FM
Calendar
Settings
Explorer
Movies
Music
Photo
eBook
FM
Calendar
Settings
Remaining
Remaining
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Page 13 Getting Started
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1. Clock The time can be adjusted in Calendar
mode.
2. Date The date can be adjusted in Calendar
mode.
3. Power indicator Shows the battery level, or the charge
status if the player is connected to a
power source.
4. Function modes Press [PREV] or[NEXT] to browse the
function mode list.
Press [MENU] to launch the selected
function mode.
About the Function Modes
Select a function mode from the Home screen to
launch it.
Press [PREV] or[NEXT] to browse the function
mode list.
Press [MENU] to launch the selected function
mode
Find and play all les on the player.
Find and play movie les on the
player.
Find and play music les on the
player.
Find and display photo les on the
player.
Find and display text les on the
player.
Listen to FM radio.
Display a calendar.
Adjust the player’s options.
This guide will briey describe the Movie,
Music, Photo, and FM modes.
For a description of all of the player’s func-
tion modes, please refer to the instruction
manual.
Page 14 Playing Media Files
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Your player supports playback of movie, music,
photo and text les stored on the player’s internal
memory or on a microSD card.
To learn how to transfer les onto your play-
er, please refer to the section Connecting to
a Computer.
Movie Mode
Select “Movie” from the Home screen to nd and
play movie les.
The player will launch a le browser. Only movie
les will be displayed.
Browsing video
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Local disk
SD card
Select “Local Disk” to browse les stored on the
player’s internal memory.
If a memory card has been installed, select “SD
card” to browse les stored on the card.
Page 15 Playing Media Files
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Browsing video
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test.rmvb
winnower.rmvb
abc.avi
abc(2).avi
Press [PREV] or [NEXT] to browse through the
list.
Press [MENU] to select an item.
Select a folder to view its contents.
(If the selected folder does not contain any
movie les or folders, you will not be able to
open it.)
Select a movie le to play the le.
(If you have played the movie before, you
will be given a choice to “Play from break-
point”. Select YES to play the movie from
where you stopped last.)
Press [ESC] to return to the previous screen.
Movie
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00:01:13 00:04:11
winnower.rmvb
Press [NEXT] to skip to the next le; press [PREV]
to skip to the previous le.
Press and hold [PREV] or [NEXT] to quickly scan
through the le. Some les may not allow scan-
ning.
Page 16 Playing Media Files
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Press [PLAY] to pause playback; press [PLAY]
again to resume playback.
Press [ESC] to stop playback and return to the
le browser.
Press [MENU] to access the movie options
menu.
Press [PREV] or [NEXT] to browse the op-
tions list; press [MENU] to select an option.
Press [ESC] to exit the menu and return to
your video.
Option Description
Stop playback and return to the le
browser.
Change the audio track. The le must
support alternate audio tracks.
View detailed le information.
Change the subtitle track. The le must
support subtitle tracks.
Option Description
Adjust the screen brightness.
Change the video display format.
Change the repeat mode.
Adjust the stereo balance.
Adjust the subtitle font size. The le
must support subtitle tracks.
Change the subtitle font color. The le
must support subtitle tracks.
Adjust the video sharpness.
Page 17 Playing Media Files
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Music Mode
Select “Music” from the Home screen to nd and
play music les.
The player will launch a le browser. Only music
les will be displayed.
Browsing music
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medialib
Last Played
Local disk
SD card
Select “medialib” to nd music stored on the
player’s internal memory by category (e.g.,
Artist, Album, Genre, Star, Year, or All music).
Browsing music
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All music
Album
Genre
Star
Year
Artist
Your music les must be encoded with
category information (sometimes known as
ID or metadata).
Music les stored on a memory card will not
be found.
Select “Playing” to go to the music player
screen. (This option is only available if a song is
currently playing).
Page 18 Playing Media Files
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Select “Last Played” to play the last song that
was played. (This option is only available if you
have previously played a song.)
Select “Local Disk” to browse music les stored
on the player’s internal memory.
If a memory card has been installed, select “SD
card” to browse music les stored on the card.
Browsing music
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test.mp3
T11_1KHZ_Sine_wave.mp3
T12_1KHZ_Sine_wave.mp3
T13_1KHZ_Sine_wave.mp3
T14_1KHZ_Sine_wave.mp3
Press [PREV] or [NEXT] to browse through the
list.
Press [MENU] to select an item.
Select a folder to view its contents.
(If the selected folder does not contain any
music les or folders, you will not be able to
open it.)
Select a music le to play the le.
Press [ESC] to return to the previous screen.
Music
00:04:56 00:05:56
August Day Song.mp3
Bebel Gene
Press [NEXT] to skip to the next le; press [PREV]
to skip to the previous le.
Page 19 Playing Media Files
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Press and hold [PREV] or [NEXT] to quickly scan
through the le.
Press [PLAY] to pause playback; press [PLAY]
again to resume playback.
Press [ESC] to return to the le browser. (Music
will continue to play.)
Press [MENU] to access the music options menu.
Press [PREV] or [NEXT] to browse the op-
tions list; press [MENU] to select an option.
Press [ESC] to exit the menu and return to
the music player screen.
Option Description
Stop playback and return to the le
browser.
Change the repeat mode.
Change the equalizer preset.
Option Description
Change the visualizer mode. (Lyric
mode requires a le that supports
lyrics. If a lyric track is not found, the
player will default to spectrum mode.)
Adjust the screen brightness.
Rate the current track (from 1 to 5
stars).
Adjust the lyric font appearance.
Page 20 Playing Media Files
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Photo Mode
Select “Photo” from the Home screen to nd and
display photo les.
The player will launch a le browser. Only photo
les will be displayed.
Browsing photo
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Local disk
SD card
Select “Local Disk” to browse photo les stored
on the player’s internal memory.
If a memory card has been installed, select “SD
card” to browse photo les stored on the card.
Browsing photo
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flower1.jpg
flower2.jpg
flower3.jpg
flower3.jpg
flower3.jpg
sport.gif
Press [PREV] or [NEXT] to browse through the
list.
Press [MENU] to select an item.
Select a folder to view its contents.
(If the selected folder does not contain any
photo les or folders, you will not be able to
open it.)
Select a photo le to display the le.
Press [ESC] to return to the previous screen.
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MPMan MP70 HD is a portable HD video player that lets you enjoy videos, music, photos, and e-books on its high-resolution LCD screen. It supports a wide range of popular media formats, including 1080p HD video, and can be connected to a TV or computer for playback. The player also features a built-in FM radio, calendar app, and expandable memory via a microSD card slot.
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