Cebrax 3.0
MP3-Player with backlight and voice recorder
Product Overview
Intuitive to use
The Cebrax impresses with its simple and intuitive control concept as folder navigation makes operation clear and easy. It’s not just the well-structured menu navigation that makes the Cebrax appealing; the integrated voice recorder, the ID3 tag display and the six equaliser settings also make the compact audio player a perfect entertainer for music lovers. Sporty types, too, get their money's worth because the graphical display with backlight makes the MP3 player easy to use even when running at night.
Practical USB function
The practical USB 2.0 connector makes cables and adapters unnecessary: the MP3 player can be connected directly to the computer. Thanks to the USB stick function, your favourite tracks or party playlists can be copied quickly and easily onto the Cebrax for mobile use, making them readily available no matter what the occasion.
Technical details
Hardware | |
| Internal storage | 4 GB² |
| Display type | LCD display |
| Display size | 3.3 cm (1.3") |
| Display dimensions (w x h) | 30 mm x 8 mm |
| Screen resolution | 132 x 32 pixel |
| Interface | 1 x USB 2.0, audio out (3.5 mm) |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | approx. 85 mm x 30 mm x 22 mm |
| Weight | approx. 26 g (only the device without accessories) |
Record and playback | |
| Playable audio formats | MP3 , WMA |
| Equalizer | Bass, Jazz, Classical, Normal, Pop, Rock |
| File information | File name, ID3 tag |
| Play mode | Repeat all songs, Repeat song, Normal, Folder, Shuffle folders, Repeat folder, Repeat shuffle |
| Resume function | Precise to the second |
| Recording sources | Integrated microphone |
| Recording quality (Voice recorder) | WAV (8 - 16 kHz) |
Communication with the computer | |
| Supported operating systems | Windows Vista, Linux® from Kernel 2.6.x, Mac® OS X from 10.3.x |
| Supported USB modes | MSC |
| Maximum data transfer rate* / read | 7.5 MB/s |
| Maximum data transfer rate* / write | 4 MB/s |
Other characteristics | |
| Power supply | 1 x AAA battery |
| Maximum operating time | 20 hours |
| File management | |
| Frequency range | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | > 70 dB |
| Package contents | Cebrax 3.0, quick guide, Stereo headphones, 1 x AAA battery |
We reserve the right to make changes and corrections. |
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Datasheet
File type: PDF-file
Language: English
Quick Guide
Geeignet für: Cebrax 3.0
Version: V1-10
Date: 2020-01-10
File type: PDF
Language: Deutsch, English
Troubleshooting
Why can I not turn my Cebrax 3.0 on?
The HOLD function is activated.
Check if the key lock (HOLD switch/HOLD function) on the Cebrax 3.0 is activated. If yes, deactivate the key lock as described in the operating instructions.
No power
No power
With an MP3 player that has an integrated battery:
When the battery is dead, charge your MP3 player either with a USB cable connected to your PC, or with a USB charger.
When the battery is dead, charge your MP3 player either with a USB cable connected to your PC, or with a USB charger.
External effects
External effects (such as an electrostatic discharge) can cause your Cebrax 3.0 to malfunction. If the malfunction continues after you turn your MP3 player off and on, reset the player or update the firmware (the software of the MP3 player). You can find the procedure for this in the operating instructions. The current firmware for your MP3 player is on our website under "Downloads". If you have any questions concerning the firmware update that were not answered in the instructions, please contact our support team.
Why does my Cebrax 3.0 freeze?
If this repeatedly occurs for a specific audio file, the file may be damaged. Delete the file.
If this does not eliminate the problem, reset the player if possible. If your Cebrax 3.0 still freezes, update the firmware.
Why does my Cebrax 3.0 does not respond when I press a button?
The HOLD function is activated.
Check if the key lock (HOLD switch/HOLD function) of your Cebrax 3.0 is activated. If yes, deactivate the key lock as described in the operating instructions.
Why do I not hear any music from the Cebrax 3.0 earphones/headphones?
Check if an audio file is being played (the display of the elapsed or remaining time is changing). If not, start playback on your Cebrax 3.0.
Make sure that the stereo jack of the earphones/headphones is firmly seated in the jack socket.
Check if the volume of your MP3 player is loud enough.
Why can't the Cebrax 3.0 play transferred files?
Wrong file format
The files might be in a format that your Cebrax 3.0 cannot play. The file formats supported by your MP3 player can be found on the respective datasheet on the TrekStor homepage at www.trekstor.de.
Why does my Cebrax 3.0 not play any audio files I transferred from my Mac® to the device?
Wrong file format
Audio files in AAC format, for example, files that you generate with iTunes®, cannot be played on most MP3 players. Convert these files into MP3 format using a current iTunes program or a different program. Audio files downloaded from the Internet may have protective mechanisms that prevent conversion.
How can I create MP3 files for my Cebrax 3.0?
To convert audio files (such as music from a CD) into the MP3 format, you need an MP3 encoder (such as the presently free "Audiograbber" program that can be obtained from www.audiograbber.de). Instructions and assistance for operating the program can be found under the help function of the program.
What do I have to do, to let my Cebrax 3.0 play transferred WMA audio files?
The files are copy-protected.
If the files are WMA DRM copy-protected, you need to copy them through the Windows Media Player®. Check beforehand if your Cebrax 3.0 can play WMA DRM copy-protected files. You can find this information on the datasheet of your MP3 player on the TrekStor homepage at www.trekstor.de.
Why can't I fast forward and rewind in the Cebrax 3.0 Bluetooth mode?
Some functions are not available in Bluetooth mode (for example, fast-forward and rewind, plus the options menu is limited).
Software
How do I change the language of the user interface on my Cebrax 3.0?
Go to "Settings", as described in the instructions. Select your desired language under "Language". Alternatively, reset the Cebrax 3.0 to its factory settings to specify the language once again.
Hardware
Why are the audio files on my Cebrax 3.0 not playing in the correct order?
Sort your audio files in a subfolder before you copy them, and copy this folder to your Cebrax 3.0. In addition, you can sort your audio files by renaming them (by adding numbers such as "001_Title", "002_Title", etc.).
The playback mode "Shuffle" has been selected
If the playback mode "Shuffle" has been selected, switch to the "Normal" playback mode.
What does the strange characters on my Cebrax 3.0 display mean while playing music?
The character set is not supported
Some MP3 players cannot correctly display all characters. Only use the standard character set of the menu language selected on the Cebrax 3.0 when writing file names and ID3 tags, and do not use special characters (such as accents, etc.).
Why can't I exchange music files with other storage devices and my Cebrax 3.0 via Bluetooth?
The Bluetooth function of the Cebrax 3.0 is designed to only stream music on suitable output devices such as Bluetooth speakers and Bluetooth headphones.
It is not possible to guarantee total compatibility with all Bluetooth loudspeakers and headphones.
Why does the Cebrax 3.0 shuffle mode not work correctly in Bluetooth mode?
It is not possible to directly activate the shuffle function in Bluetooth mode. Activate the shuffle function first in "Set" - "Play mode" for use in Bluetooth mode.