BENQ MP3 digital player Joybee102 Manual

BenQ Joybee102 digital player is a high-quality, low-power player that combines music enjoyment and language learning. It adopts a pendant design, and the body is inlaid with gems. The overall design realizes the perfect combination of beauty, fashion and trend. In terms of function, it can not only play MP3 songs clearly and dynamically, but also act as a driverless electronic hard disk (except for Windows 98 operating system).


BENQ MP3 digital player Joybee102 Manual - cover page
Brand
BenQ
Category
MP3 Player
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
489 KB
Published
21 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
153FBE4DC2406D18B5FF017EF1C4B2C6

About this manual

The Joybeel102 is a compact MP3 digital player that combines music playback with language‑learning functions. It features built‑in flash memory (128 MB or 256 MB) and a USB interface for data transfer.

The manual covers the included accessories, minimum PC requirements, how to connect the player to a computer, button functions, charging methods, specifications, and a troubleshooting appendix. It also explains USB driver installation for Windows 98 and formatting the internal storage. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Overview
  • Included Accessories
  • Minimum PC Requirements
  • Connecting to PC
  • Product Specifications
  • Buttons and Charging
  • Operation Instructions
  • USB Driver Installation/Removal
  • Troubleshooting

Specifications

ModelJoybeel102
StorageBuilt‑in 128 MB or 256 MB flash
Transfer speedRead > 900 KB/s, Write > 600 KB/s
Supported formatMP3
Maximum outputHeadphone 4 Ω ×2

Frequently asked questions

How do I charge the Joybeel102?

The player can be charged via a USB connection to a computer or with the supplied AC adapter; the LED flashes red while charging and stays solid red when fully charged (about 3 hours).

How do I format the internal memory?

Connect the player to a PC, open the removable disk in Windows Explorer, right‑click and choose “Format”, then select FAT or FAT32 as the file system and start the format.

Why does the displayed disk size differ from the advertised capacity?

Part of the flash memory is used by the system and the manufacturer counts using decimal (1000 bytes = 1 KB) while Windows formats using binary (1024 bytes = 1 KB), so the shown size is smaller.

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