Translator User Manual

This manual introduces the basic operation methods of the bilingual translator, including power supply, micro-sd card, text reading and mp3 file usage methods.


Translator User Manual - cover page
Brand
Completed
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
35
File format
PDF
File size
1.5 MB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
95BF866FC642CCDAFBC9E6B25EBB6075

About this manual

The translator is powered by two AAA alkaline batteries (included) and can also run via a mini‑USB connection to a PC or laptop, though the USB does not charge the batteries. A micro‑SD card slot on the side accepts cards up to 8 GB for storing text, audio, and other files.

The manual details how to use the Text Reader, MP3 Player, File Manager, and built‑in games, as well as how to reset the device, adjust auto‑shut‑off time, and manage files through a USB connection to a Windows computer.

What's inside

  • Power Source
  • Micro‑SD Card Reader
  • File Management
  • MP3 Player
  • USB Connection
  • Text Reader
  • Resetting the Translator
  • Key Functions
  • Games

Specifications

Power source2 AAA alkaline batteries (non‑rechargeable)
USB operationCan operate via mini‑USB (PC/laptop), Windows only
Micro‑SD capacitySupports cards up to 8 GB
Auto shut‑off default3 minutes
Battery replacement intervalEvery 6 months

Frequently asked questions

What type of batteries does the translator use?

It uses two AAA alkaline (non‑rechargeable) batteries, which are included with the device.

Can I transfer files to the translator via USB?

Yes, connect the translator to a Windows computer with a USB cable to copy text or MP3 files; the USB driver installs automatically the first time.

What is the maximum size of the micro‑SD card that can be used?

The device accepts micro‑SD cards up to 8 GB in capacity.

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