Troubleshooting a GPX MP3 Player
GPX MP3 players are fairly easy to setup by design. The manual offers detailed information on setup the device in easy to understand step by step instructions. It is also translated into English, Spanish and French for the convenience of the user. The most common issues with the device can be resolved in just a few simple steps.
Connecting to the Computer
Operating systems like Windows XP and Vista have plug-and-play technology that immediately identifies and installs devices on your computer. Connect the player with the USB cable to the computer. This connection should send a signal to initialize the plug-and-play driver setup wizard. Follow the steps in the wizard to solve the connection problems with your MP3 player. Once the connection is established, you can either start transferring music.
Transferring Files
When transferring music files to your GPX MP3 Player, make sure the player is configured properly. Your GPX MP3 Player has to be in a specific mode to transfer music files. The mode is called MTP, which stands for Media Transfer Protocol. To select this mode, press the MENU button on the player. This button is usually visible on the top or along the sides of most GPX MP3 Players. Once you have selected the desired mode, you should be able to transfer files using the media player software.
Recognizing Tracks
If you are playing a copy protected music file, you may receive an error message. Other instances where you might receive error messages may include transferring corrupt MP3 files or files that the player doesn't recognize. The manual lists the compatible file formats that work on the player.
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