Sound Blaster MP3 Player Speaker, Black 51MF8170AA005 전단

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1. While the speaker is powered ON,
  insert a microSD card into the speaker.

2. Play your music via controls on the 

speaker.

Play / Pause MP3 Audio

Repeat Folder

Previous / Next Track

Previous / Next Folder

Shuffle / Repeat All Tracks

Press Play / Pause button.

Press and hold Play / Pause button while music is playing.**

Press Previous / Next button once while music is playing.

Press and hold Previous / Next button while music is playing.
OR
Press Previous / Next when playback is stopped.

Slide the switch to Shuffle to play tracks in random order.
Slide the switch to Repeat All to repeat all tracks in 
continuous order.

*   Feature only works when a microSD card with MP3, WMA or WAV audio files is inserted into the   

speaker. Supports up to 32GB microSD card. All microSD and microSDHC cards are supported 
for audio playback. For recording, we recommend that you use Class 4 or higher.

** Pressing Play / Pause in repeat folder mode will cancel repeat folder mode and resume normal 

playback order. 

^ The order of music playback is based on the order of the first file copied into the microSD card.

Plays MP3, WMA and WAV format audio from a microSD card.

You can record audio from the speaker or using the 
built in microphone.

When your Bluetooth smartphone is connected to the Sound Blaster Roar, you can answer 
and record calls with the speaker.

The microSD card player plays files according to the order in which they were being copied^. To 
retain the order of the audio files that are transferred from your computer to your microSD card,
we recommend that you follow these steps below.
1. Organize the audio files in a folder in the order that you would like them to appear on the 

microSD card. Close the folder.

2. Reopen the folder and click on an empty space in the window to ensure that no file is being 

selected.

3. Press (Ctrl + A) to select all the files in that folder.
4. Copy them (Ctrl + C) and paste them (Ctrl + V) to your microSD card.
This ensures your files are copied to the microSD card in your desired order.

NOTE:
After opening the folder in step 2, we recommend that you do not click on any file. This is because 
the Windows operating system will reproduce the files in the destination folder beginning with the 
file that you have first clicked, which may lead to confusion. Drag and drop file / folder has similar
complications.

The file transfer behavior on other operating systems or media players may differ. To ensure your
files are played back in a particular sequence, transfer the files one by one in the desired order.

To record from Aux-in and Bluetooth source

Simply slide the slider switch to the Mic Mute 
position and press the Record button to record. 

Press Record button to stop anytime.

To record from the microphone

Simply slide the slider switch to the Mic On position 
and press the Record button to record. 

Press Record button to stop anytime.

To answer calls

Press Multifunction button once.

To reject calls

Press and hold Multifunction button for 
more than 2 seconds.

To record calls

Press Record during a call.

The conversation will be saved in the 
VOICE folder on the microSD card.

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Organizing audio files on microSD card using a computer
(for Windows OS)

* Feature only works when a microSD card is inserted into the speaker

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To playback your recorded tracks

Simply press the Play / Pause (REC) button and 
use the Next or Previous button to navigate 
between recorded tracks.

NOTE: 

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 Recording from microphone also records the audio coming out from Bluetooth and Aux-in audio sources.

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 Audio recording is saved in WAV format in the VOICE folder.

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 For recording, a Class 4 microSD/SDHC card is recommended.

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 It is a good practice to use a new microSD card for recording.

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 Simultaneous WMA / MP3 audio playback using microSD card and audio recording is not supported.

NOTE: 

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 Make sure the speaker's microphone is switched on. 

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 To record calls, make sure a microSD card is inserted into the speaker.

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1. Connect the speaker to your computer via the USB cable.

2. Press and hold Play / Pause button until the speaker is recognized as an Audio Output 

device on your computer.       

3. Install the Sound Blaster Control Panel on your computer.
  i.  Visit www.soundblaster.com/downloads/SBCP.
  ii. Under Downloads, click                   to download the appropriate package for your 

operating system.

  iii. Locate and launch the downloaded file.

  iv. Setting the default audio device.
  a. For Windows
    This setting will be automatically configured 
    after Sound Blaster Control Panel is installed.
 
  b. For Mac
    1. Go to System Preferences and click Sound.
    2. Click the Output tab and select 

Sound Blaster Roar.

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Bluetooth Version: Bluetooth 3.0
Operating Frequency: 2402 - 2480 MHz
Lithium Ion Battery: 6000mAh
USB Input: 5V      500 - 1000mA
DC Output: 5V      1000mA
Power Consumption during standby/off : < 0.5W
Power Consumption when Bluetooth linked and/or USB connected without music streaming (networked 
standby) : < 3.0W
The unit is preset with auto power down function, details to refer to FAQ.

             Power Adapter Information
   Brand: Creative
   Model Number: GPE024W-150160-Z
   Input: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.75A
   Output: 15VDC 1.6A
Operating Temperature range: 0ºC to 45ºC
Supported Bluetooth profiles*:
A2DP (Wireless Stereo Bluetooth), AVRCP (Bluetooth Remote Control), HFP (Handsfree profile)
Supported Codec: SBC, aptX, AAC
Operating Range: Up to 10 meters, measured in open space.
Walls and structures may affect range of device.
Supports microSD cards of Class 4 and above, up to 32GB in FAT16/32 format
Supported audio formats: MP3, WMA and WAV
Records audio, voice or mobile calls at 16k, ADPCM WAV format.
Note: Compliance markings are located on the bottom of this product.
* Refer to your Bluetooth device (notebook¹, PC¹, or mobile device²) manufacturer’s documentation/website for 

supported profiles. 

¹ Compatible with PC (Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1), Apple Macintoshes equipped with Bluetooth wireless stereo.
² Compatible with most major brands of Bluetooth A2DP enabled mobile phones.
Compatibility Disclaimer
Wireless performance is dependent on your device’s Bluetooth wireless technology. Refer to your device 
manufacturer’s manual.
Creative will not be liable for any lost of data or leakages resulting from the use of these devices.
Product Registration
Registering your product ensures you receive the most appropriate service and product support available. You can 
register your product during installation or at http://www.creative.com/register.
Please note that your warranty rights are not dependent on registration.

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Perform the following trouble-shooting steps before sending it for servicing. For more information, please refer to 
www.creative.com/support.

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 Ensure that there is enough battery power on the speaker and there should be at least one lit LED on the 

battery indication LED. 

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 Connect to a power source using the supplied power adapter or the supplied USB cable (from a computer or 

laptop USB port) and try to power it on again.

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 The internal battery may be empty. Connect to the supplied power adapter or the supplied USB cable and 

charge it for about 1 hour before attempting to power it ON again.

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 Ensure that your Bluetooth enabled device supports A2DP profile. Refer to its user’s manual on how to enable 

(turn on) the Bluetooth functions and its capabilities.

You may also try the following:

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 Delete the SB ROAR SR20 name entry from your Bluetooth device paired memory list and perform the steps in 

Connect it (One-touch NFC pairing or Manual Bluetooth pairing) to re-pair your device with Sound Blaster Roar 
SR20.

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 Ensure that both your Bluetooth device and Sound Blaster Roar SR20 are not connected to any other devices. 

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 On some Bluetooth device, you may need to select SB ROAR SR20 as your default output device after pairing 

is complete**. 

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 Ensure that NFC is turned on for your device. For information on how to turn on NFC, please consult the 

documentation found on your NFC-enabled device.

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 Ensure that both your NFC-enabled device is not connected to any other Bluetooth devices and that the Sound 

Blaster Roar SR20 is not connected to two Bluetooth devices and try again.

Note: 
The Creative Sound Blaster Roar SR20 can connect to a maximum of 2 stereo Bluetooth devices at any given 
time and will reject the 3rd device connecting via NFC or Bluetooth until one Bluetooth device is disconnected.

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 If you are encountering NFC pairing issues with only one Bluetooth device connected, please pause the music 

before attempting to tap another NFC device to connect.

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 Update your NFC-enabled Bluetooth device firmware and try the above 2 steps again.

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 If the device you have paired is the 2nd device connected to the speaker, with the 1st device currently streaming 

music, you would need to stop playing music on the 1st device to allow music streaming on the 2nd device. 

  ** With some built-in Bluetooth enabled computers, 3rd party USB Bluetooth dongles or other devices, you may be 

required to manually specify/set-up the audio output as SB ROAR SR20.

 

(For example, under sound and audio devices section on your computer’s settings)

 

Please consult your manufacturer’s documentation for further information.

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 With the speaker powered ON, press both Volume “–“ and Multifunction Button at the same time. 

  A prompt is heard indicating voice prompt is disabled. 

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 On a speaker with disabled voice prompt, ensure that it is powered ON. Press both Volume “+“  and Multifunction 

Button at the same time. A prompt is heard indicating voice prompt is enabled.

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 Please ensure that there are no Bluetooth devices connected to the speaker and that the Aux-in does not have a 

music / noise signal on it. Please also ensure that that the speaker is also not in the following modes: 

  -  Loud Sounds Mode (see Handy Guide, pg 12)
  -  Audio playback from microSD card
  -  Recording onto microSD card

Please note that power is supplied through the connected USB cable via DC out (USB output) whenever a device is 
attached to the speaker even when the speaker is OFF.

Additional Power Saving Features
For better user connectivity experience, the Sound Blaster Roar will now by default automatically enter power saving 
mode only after approximately 28 hours of inactivity when the power adapter is attached via a main outlet to the 
speaker. However, you have the option to keep the power on permanently if needed.

To Disable Power saving mode with power adapter attached (For keeping your speaker ON permanently):
1) Ensure that the speaker is powered ON and not connected to any other devices
2) Press the Power and Volume “-“ button together. The LED status indicator will flash once to indicate power saving  

feature is disabled.

To Enable Power saving mode with power adapter attached: 
1) Ensure that the speaker is powered ON and not connected to any other devices
2) Press the Power and Volume “+“ button together. The LED status indicator will flash once to indicate power 

saving feature is enabled.

Note: The speaker will enter Power saving mode after approximately 15 minutes of inactivity when it is running 
off its internal batteries. This feature helps to protect the internal battery and cannot be disabled.

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 Should any of the above happens, we would recommend that you master reset the speaker. 

  In any state, press and hold the Power button for more than 10 seconds then press the Power button again to 

turn on the speaker.

You can perform a factory master reset to clear paired device list.
1) Ensure your speaker is not connected to any Bluetooth device.
2) With your speaker powered on, Press and hold the Multifunction button until the white Led blinks rapidly. 

Press and hold the Multifunction button and Volume “-“ button until a voice prompt is heard indicating the 
speaker has been master reset and returned to pairing mode.

Why do I hear beep tones when I disable voice prompts? 
The beep tones are meant to be indicators for the following items:

1 Beep tone
2 Beep tone
3 Beep tone

Feature activated indicator
Feature confirmation indicator
Error indicator

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You can choose to hear audio from your computer through the 
speaker when it is connected via a USB cable.

1. Connect the speaker to your computer via the USB cable.
2. Press and hold Play / Pause button until you hear a tone.*
    This signifies that the Sound Blaster Roar has switched from 

USB Mass Storage Device to USB Audio Device.^

    * If no tone is heard, disconnect the cable from the computer, 

and start from Step 1 again.

3. Play your music on your computer!

Stream audio from your smart device wirelessly.
1. Connect your smart device via one-touch NFC pairing or manual Bluetooth pairing. 
2. Play your music from your smart device!

^ Depending on your operating system, a pop-up message may appear informing you that 

the Mass Storage Device has not been ejected properly. This is normal and not disruptive 
to your microSD card.  

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  If no audio is heard:

For Windows
Click volume control and select Sound Blaster Roar as your output device.
For Mac
1. Go to System Preferences and click Sound.

  2. Click the Output tab and select Sound Blaster Roar.

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  USB audio will disconnect if Play / Pause button is pressed during USB audio mode.

NOTE:
The Sound Blaster Control Panel requires the speaker to be connected to your computer 
as USB audio before it can be installed.

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Only start the recording session 
after the RED LED turns from 
blinking to steady red.