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Save to preset
Presets
Clear station
Auto tune
Tuner Region
FM Library
How to save battery power:
1. Find Settings > Shutdown settings > Power off. Choose from the following two ways to
save the battery.
- Power off (When there is no operation or music playing for 3 minutes, the player will shut
off automatically).
- 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.
7. While transferring file and charging, do not disconnect until the transfer is done, or it may
cause data loss and damage.
8. Charge the battery under an proper temperature within the range of 5℃(41℉) to 35℃
(95 ℉).
Add the radio channel you like to Presets
Select a saved radio channel, add up to 30 preset radio
stations
Clear the radio channel you don't want
To automatically search and save stations to Presets, you
need to plug in the headphones as an antenna.
You can choose Common band and Japan band.
Choose to play the FM recordings you have saved.
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