Player’s Menu

You can also select music / recorded files into the Playlist for playback.

1.Select a music / recorded file from the file directory and then press M button to show a sub-menu.

2.Press + or - button to select "Playlist" and then press M button.

(Note: Select "Play" will start playback of the selected file, "Delete" will erase the file from the player and "Exit" to exit this sub-menu.)

3.Select "Add" by pressing + or button and then press M button to add the music / recorded file into the Playlist..

can also download the software from

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Language

Select this item in the player’s menu for setting player’s display language. All the display and ID3 information will show in the selected language. Press + or - button to select a language and press M button to confirm selection.

Playback of the Playlist

Select Repeat mode from the Settings menu and then select Playlist. Refer to the section "Settings" for details.

Information

Select this item in the player’s menu for checking total and free memory of the player and the firmware version.

Note: if the total and free memories are not correctly shown in the player, please format the player again with the music management software provided. You

Return

Select this item in the player’s menu for exiting the player’s menu.

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M300E256, M300EG1, M300E512 specifications

The RCA M300E512, M300EG1, and M300E256 are part of a series of advanced microcontrollers designed to offer robust performance for a variety of applications. These microcontrollers are widely recognized for their reliability and efficiency, making them ideal choices for embedded systems, automation, and consumer electronics.

The RCA M300E512 is particularly notable for its significant memory capacity, featuring 512K bytes of flash memory, allowing developers to store larger programs and data sets. Its architecture efficiently manages this memory, providing faster access times and enhancing the overall performance of applications. The microcontroller operates at a frequency of up to 80 MHz, ensuring that it can handle complex calculations and multitasking effectively. Furthermore, the M300E512 supports multiple communication protocols, including SPI, I2C, and UART, which enables seamless integration with various peripheral devices.

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