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Klegg Mini MP3 Support |
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The Klegg MINI Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I turn my Mini on?
On the left side of your mini you will find the Play / Pause / Stop button. This button also serves as the power on button. Press the Play button once and your mini will power on. You do not need to hold the button down. Once turned on, your mini will default to the first song in your registry. If this does not work, try the RESET button on the right side. 2. I have my Mini plugged into my computer and I cannot turn it on. Why is that? Once your Mini is connected to your computer, you will not be able to access the interface through the device itself. Once connected, you must access the Mini interface through your computer. The easiest way to do this is by going to My Computer from the start button and your Mini will appear as CMP-AUDIO. Double click on it and you can navigate through the files.
3. I just pushed the play button to turn my Mini on and I see the song scrolling, but it isn’t playing. What do I do? Once powered on, the Mini will default to the first song in your registry; however it will not automatically begin playing the song. You must his play again in order to get the Mini to begin playing your music.
4. Can I store WAV files on my Mini? Digital music is usually stored in two formats: WAV and MP3. As your Mini is an MP3 player, we do not recommend that you attempt to store WAV files on it, as these files are very large. Keep in mind, however, that WAV files can be converted into MP3 files.
5. Why does my Mini only allow me to add a certain number of songs to it? Even though MP3 files are small, they are not all the same size. Whether you have a 128, 256, or 512 Mini, the size of the file is very important when it comes to how many songs can be stored to the Mini.
6. Why does it skip a song when I only press the forward button once? Either the play mode is set to shuffle or that particular song is in the incorrect format and your Mini cannot read it, in which case it will automatically pass over that song.
7. How come only one side of my earphones work? The earphones or earphone jack has been damaged. |
