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Using the Music Player/

MP3-Player

Using the Music Player/MP3-Player

Your device includes a music player that

plays any MP3 audio files you transfer to

your device. Note: You can only listen to

an audio file while in the Music Player/

MP3-Player. You cannot navigate to

another function without “exiting” the

Music Player/MP3-Player and stopping

the playing file.

Copying MP3 Files

Before you can listen to an MP3, you

have to copy files to your device’s

internal memory or an installed SD card.

1. Connect your device to your PC.

For more information, please see

“Connecting Your Device To A PC” on

page 54.
When your device is connected, a

folder may be automatically opened

for the “disk drive” that represents

your device. A “CONTENT” folder is the

content of this folder. If this does not

open automatically, use My Computer

to access the device. The drive to look

for is the one labelled “FRANKLIN”.

Note: If you intend to copy files to

an installed SD card, use the same

method, copying files to “CONTENT/

MUSIC”.

2. Double-click the “CONTENT”

folder.
You see six sub-folders: MUSIC,

VOICEMEM, GAMES, BOOKS,

USERDICT and APPS.

3. Double-click the “MUSIC” folder.

4. Navigate on your PC to where you

store MP3 files on your PC.

5. Right-click an MP3 file you want to

copy to your device and then click

“Copy” from the pop-up menu.

6. Right-click in the “MUSIC” folder

window and then click “Paste”

from the pop-up menu.
Repeat steps 4 through 6 to copy

as many files to your device as you

want.

7. Close the open folders.

8. On your device, press ENTER to

disconnect your device from the

PC.

9. Press MP3 to open the Music

Player/MP3-Player and see the

copied file(s).

Listening to MP3 Files

1. Press HOME.

2. Press or to cycle through the

options until Music Player/MP3-

Player appears highlighted in the

middle of the screen.

3. Press ENTER to select it.

Or you can press MP3.
The MP3 are listed in alphabetical

order by file name. Any MP3 files

saved to an installed SD card

are coloured green and listed

alphabetically following any files

saved to internal memory.