This document introduces the use of the Philips Portable Sport Audio player, including controllers and connection terminals, power supply, power on/off, volume adjustment, selection of different songs, quick search, key lock, remote control, clip magnet, armband machine bag, etc.
About this manual
This manual describes the PSA[128] portable sport audio player, including its controller layout, connectors, and accessories such as the remote control, magnetic clip, and battery compartment. It explains system requirements for Windows and Mac computers, how to install drivers, and how to manage music files with the supplied software.
Operating instructions cover power on/off, play/pause, volume and EQ settings, track selection, key lock, and battery replacement. Safety warnings, environmental disposal information, and troubleshooting tips for USB connectivity and software updates are also provided, along with a full list of technical specifications. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Controller and Connectors
- Accessories
- Computer System Minimum Requirements
- General Description
- Power Supply
- Volume and EQ Settings
- Track Selection and Search
- Key Lock
- Music Management
- Technical Specifications
Specifications
| Audio Output Power | 2 × 5 mW |
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| Signal‑to‑Noise Ratio | >80 dB |
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| Frequency Response | 20 Hz – 20 kHz |
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| Built‑in Memory | 128 MB |
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| Supported MP3 Bitrate | 8 kbps – 320 kbps |
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| Battery Type | AAA alkaline or Ni‑MH rechargeable |
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| Battery Life (Alkaline AAA) | 10 hours |
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| Battery Life (Ni‑MH) | 6 hours |
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| Dimensions | 60 mm × 68 mm × 27 mm (W × H × D) |
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| Weight | 50 g (without battery) |
Frequently asked questions
How long will the battery last with an alkaline AAA cell?
With an alkaline AAA battery the player provides about 10 hours of playback time.
What audio formats are supported by the PSA[128]?
The device supports MP3 files (8 kbps‑320 kbps) and Windows Media Audio files (5 kbps‑160 kbps).