* Users with hearing aids can listen to the speaker directly.
2. Powering On
Press the ⏹ button to turn on the player.
If appears, press both ⏹ and ⏯ buttons simultaneously to turn on the player.
⚠ Note The players have a built-in battery, and before starting operation, ensure their batteries are fully charged.
3. Powering Off
To turn off the player, press the ⏹ button for 10 seconds or place it in the charger. The anti-theft system remains active.
To turn off the player and its anti-theft system, press both ⏹ and ⏯ buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds or place it in the uploaders.
4. Language Selection (01~32)
After turning on the player, the screen appears
Press the ⏪︎ or ⏩︎ button to select the language.
Press the ⏯ button to confirm the selected language and exit the settings.
5. Changing Language (01~32)
If you intend to change the language you are currently using, enter #1, then press the ⏯ button.
The screen next to will appear. Press the ⏪︎ or ⏩︎ button to select the language.
Press the ⏯ button again to confirm the selected language and exit the settings.
6. Playing an Audio Track (1~9999)
Enter your preferred track number. Press the ⏹ button if you wish to change to a new number.
Press the ⏯ button to play the track.
Press the ⏪︎ or ⏩︎ button to fast forward or rewind the track.
If necessary, press the ⏯ button again to confirm the selected language and exit the settings.
If necessary, press the ⏹ button to stop the track.
⚠ Note The track will play automatically without pressing a button when the "Auto-play function" is enabled by Audio Master 3.
7. Volume Adjustment
Press the 🔈︎− or 🔈︎+ button to adjust the player's volume.
Once your preferred volume is set, leave it for 1 second, and the player will automatically exit the setting.
8. "i" Button
Press the ⓘ button when the player is on.
The screen will appear.
If necessary, create your own page using Audio Master 3.
9. Check Settings
To check the player's settings, press the ⓘ and ⏹* buttons simultaneously when the player is off.
The screen below will appear. Press the ⏪︎ or ⏩︎ button to turn the page.
To exit this screen, press the ⏹ button, and the player will turn off again.
* If the player was turned off by simultaneously pressing both ⏹ and ⏯ buttons, the ⓘ, ⏹ and ⏯ buttons should be pressed at the same time.
Audio Master 3 - Audio Content Compiler
1. System Requirements
Operating System
Microsoft Windows 7: 32-bit SP2 or 64-bit
Microsoft Windows Vista: 32-bit or 64-bit
Microsoft Windows XP: 32-bit SP2 or SP3
Processor
Microsoft Windows 7/Windows Vista: Intel Pentium 4 2GHz or higher
Microsoft Windows XP: Intel Pentium III 1GHz or higher
RAM
Microsoft Windows 7/Windows Vista: 1GB RAM or more
Microsoft Windows XP: 512MB RAM or more
Disk Space
500MB Hard Drive
Display
Microsoft Windows 7/Windows Vista: 16 bit or (65000 colors)
Microsoft Windows XP: 16 bit or (65000 colors)
2. Program Configuration
1. Insert the disc and double-click "Audio Master G3 setup.exe", as shown in Fig. 1.
(Figure 1)
2. Click "Next" when you see Fig. 2.
(Figure 2)
3. Enter the authorized serial number (provided in paper form) and click "Next" to continue, as shown in Fig. 3.
(Figure 3)
4. Click "Next" to continue if you agree to the terms of the license agreement, as shown in Fig. 4.
(Figure 4)
5. Enter your username and company, then click "Next" to continue, as shown in Fig. 5.
(Figure 5)
6. Select the desired language to install and click "Next" to continue, as shown in Fig. 6 (currently only English is available).
(Figure 6)
7. Select the installation location for Audio Master G3. Click "Next" to continue, as shown in Fig. 7.
(Figure 7)
8. Create a shortcut for this program, as shown in Fig. 8.
(Figure 8)
9. Click "Next" when the displayed information is correct, as shown in Fig. 9.
(Figure 9)
10. Installation is in progress, as shown in Fig. 10.
(Figure 10)
11. After successful installation, click "Finish", as shown in Fig. 11. The shortcut icon, as shown in Fig. 12, will be available on computers.
(Figure 11)
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12. Now check and double-click "GoogleEarthWin.exe", as shown in Fig. 13, displayed on the disc.
(Figure 13)
13. Step 1 of the preliminary installation is in progress, as shown in Fig. 14.
(Figure 14)
14. Step 2 of the preliminary installation is in progress, as shown in Fig. 15.
(Figure 15)
15. Click "Install" to continue, as shown in Fig. 16.
(Figure 16)
16. Google Earth installation is in progress, as shown in Fig. 17.
(Figure 17)
17. Select the appropriate options, then click "Finish" to complete the installation, as shown in Fig. 18. The shortcut icon, as shown in Fig. 19, will be available on computers.
(Figure 18)
(Figure 19)
2. Operations
Double-click the shortcut icon to activate the "Audio Master G3" audio compiler, as shown in Fig. 20. The title page, as shown in Fig. 21, will appear for a few seconds before the control console appears.
(Figure 20)
(Figure 21)
(Figure 22)
Project Management Zone In this zone, you can create, open, modify, or save projects.
Manage Functions by Category
Audio – click this tag to manage all audio files.
Image – click this tag to manage all image files.
GPS — click this tag to manage the GPS location of each audio content.
Settings – click this tag to set all auxiliary settings.
Connect – click this tag to upload audio content to the audio guide.
Audio File Monitor To play and verify the selected audio file in real-time.
Route Explorer For quick searching of audio sources.
Source Audio Folder Summary Present all available audio files from the target folder for content compilation. The compatible audio format should be MPEG1 Layer 3 with a bitrate of < 128 kbps.
Target Language Folders 32 language folders are available, from 951 to 982.
Target Folder Programming Zone There are 9999 audio tracks available in the audio guide, in each language folder, with numerical codes from 0001 to 9999.
Create a new project: Click "New" to create a new project, as shown in Fig. 22-1
(Figure 22-1)
Open an existing project: Click "Open" to access an existing project, as shown in Fig. 22-2. Select the desired project from the list, as shown in Fig. 22-3.
(Figure 22-2)
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Save project: Click "Save" to save your project after audio compilation is complete, as shown in Fig. 22-4. Give the project a filename and save it, as shown in Fig. 22-5.
(Figure 22-4)
(Figure 22-5)
Check if source files are available or not Click "Check Files" (as shown in Fig. 22-6) to check if all audio files assigned to the respective languages are available or not. A notification (as shown in Fig. 22-7) will appear if any audio file does not exist or is missing. An exclamation mark can be seen next to the numerical code, as shown in Fig. 22-8.
(Figure 22-6)
(Figure 22-7)
(Figure 22-8)
How to compile audio files for a specific language Click the selected language folder, say 951, and drag/double-click the desired audio files from the Source Folder Summary to the Target Folder Programming Zone, as shown in Fig. 23.
(Figure 23)
You can also copy an audio file from the source folder summary and paste it into the target folder programming zone, as shown in Fig. 23-1.
(Figure 23-1)
Monitor audio file Click the audio file you want to monitor, then click the play icon to listen to the audio content, as shown in Fig. 23-2.
(Figure 23-2)
You can access various functions such as "Cut", "Paste", "Delete", "Insert", "Check Files" and "Selected Updates" in the target folder programming zone by right-clicking, as shown in Fig. 23-3.
(Figure 23-3)
Next Track and Linear Route "Next Track Number" is designed specifically for tour planners to suggest a linear route. You can enter the next track number for any other available audio track. For example, by entering "20" for the next audio track number following audio track number 0001, as shown in Fig. 24, users can access audio track number 0020 when they press the Play button after track 0001 finishes playing.
Any number entered for "Next Track Number" must actually be available in the list, otherwise an error message will appear, as shown in Fig. 24-1.
(Figure 24)
(Figure 24-1)
Create and access a second-level audio track (using the # key) A second-level audio track can be accessed at any time by pressing the "#" button. While audio is playing, users can press the # key to exit their current location and then listen to a new audio track. When the new audio track is ready or the user wants to leave it, they can press the # key again to return to their original location.
Only the track number that has been clicked in the column with the # key can be executed using the # key, as shown in Fig. 24-2.
"Next Track Number" and "# key" cannot coexist.
(Figure 24-2)
Create an auxiliary audio track (audio prompt) An audio prompt is helpful for users to determine whether the numerical code they entered is correct or not. Select "Prompt Audio" under the "Audio" tag, and a programming sheet will appear at the bottom. Follow the same procedure (as shown in Fig. 25) you learned earlier to move audio files from the source folder summary to the Prompt-Audio programming sheet.
(Figure 25)
Set default language Move the arrow to the desired language with the right mouse button, then you can set it as the default language, as shown in Fig. 25-1. A tag will appear next to the selected language, as shown in Fig. 25-2.
(Figure 25-1)
(Figure 25-2)
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Manage and compile image files After clicking "Image", a drop-down menu will appear with various function tags for further image management.
Route Explorer For quick exploration of image files.
Source Image Folder Summary Present all available images from the target folder for content compilation. Compatible images should be in BMP or JPG format.
Language and Flag Data Bank By default, 11 languages and flags are available in the data bank. Only these languages and flags in the data bank can be set as the target language folder.
Add new languages and flags to the data bank
Target Language Folders 32 language folders are available, from 951 to 982.
Target Folder Programming Zone Drag the desired images to the appropriate audio track, from numerical code 0001 to 9999. Assign images to the appropriate audio tracks by dragging them; proceed in the same way as when compiling audio files, as shown in Fig. 26. Images should be in BMP and JPM format. The maximum size of each individual image should be 128 x 72 pixels.
(Figure 26)
Create new languages and flags
Enter language in A, as shown in Fig. 26-1.
Enter country in B, as shown in Fig. 26-1.
Double-click with the left mouse button in C; you can select the desired flag from the source files, as shown in Fig. 26-2.
By clicking "Add to default images"; you can then find it in the language and flag data bank. Set it to the target folder as you wish, as shown in Fig. 26-3.
(Figure 26-1)
(Figure 26-2)
(Figure 26-3)
GPS Location Configuration
Enter a specific location Click "search" after entering a specific address or location name.
Enter GPS data Latitude and longitude can be edited directly to search for locations.
Location List This is the list of locations that has been edited.
(Figure 26-4)
Enter a specific address or location name.
Click "Search", and the location image will appear below.
This is the location image after searching.
Here you can also set the location name, latitude and longitude, and distance range. The minimum range is 15 meters. However, since there is a tolerance of 5 meters, ensure that the distance between 2 locations is greater than 20 meters.
After editing all location data in step 4, they will be displayed below after clicking "Set".
Each item number in the list refers to each track number. For example, track number 0001 will play the audio content of item 1 in the list.
If you want to know a specific location in the list, simply select one, then click "Go to", and you will see the location image on the left.
(Figure 26-5)
Settings
Click the "Settings" tag to access various settings to make the audio guide more flexible and suitable for different applications. There are two segments for different settings, as shown in Fig. 27.
(Figure 27)
Set power-off (sleep) time. Define the automatic power-off time for the audio guide when not in use. The default power-off time for the audio guide is set to 30 minutes, meaning the audio guide will automatically turn off if not used after 30 minutes. Fig. 27-1 provides a good example. When set to OFF, it means the audio guide will NOT automatically turn off until the battery runs out. You must click "Set" to finalize and fix the power-off time setting.
(Figure 27-1)
The audio guide uses various technologies with different functional modules. This control sheet (see Fig. 27-2) simply issues a command to the supported firmware embedded in the audio guide itself. You need the appropriate hardware (device) to perform the required function! You must click "Set" to finalize and fix the function settings.
(Figure 27-2)
Connect and Upload
Before uploading data, ensure the audio guide is connected to a computer or laptop. After clicking "Update", all data will be uploaded to the audio guide, as shown in Fig. 28.
(Figure 28)
A progress bar will show the upload status during data transfer. You can also see a successful upload message when the transfer is complete, as shown in Fig. 28-1.
Status Indicator Blue light: player is correctly inserted into the slot. No LED: player is not correctly inserted into the slot.
Fan
AC Power Switch
Power Input
Grounding
Power Output
Charging Slot Indicators light up blue
LEDs on the device Red: charging Green: fully charged Flashing red: Error - potential player battery fault No LED: player is not correctly inserted into the slot
2. Operations
Powering On
Connect the supplied power cable to the mains. Turn on AC and DC power.
Charging Mode
Press "Start" to charge and "Stop" to stop charging.
Settings Mode
Press the ⚙︎ icon to enter "settings" mode.
Select the desired language (LG) and defined channel¹ (CH) using ▲▼. ¹Channel selection is only available for OMG-100T/R.
Press the "Set" button to program.
Programming Mode (applies to using a model other than OMG-100)
Press the icon to enter "programming" mode.
Mode 1 screen will appear. Select the route type (see table below), then press the Set button to program.
Route Type
OMG-100T
OMG-100R
Audio Tour
Player
Player
Live Tour
Live
Listen
Guided Audio Tour
Guide
Listen
Multilingual Audio Tour
Leader
Guest
2 Speakers
Lecture (M/S)
Listen
If a custom mode selection is preferred, press the icon again to display the Mode 2 screen.
OMG-100T: Player, Guide, Leader, Live and Lecture
OMG-100R: Player, Guest and Listen
Select the appropriate mode using ▲▼, then press the "Set" button to program.
Powering Off
Turn off the DC power from the front. The charger is now off.
3. Multi-Charger Installation
Below is how to connect and expand chargers on demand.
A maximum of 3 chargers can be connected simultaneously.
appears, press both ⏹ and ⏯ buttons simultaneously to turn on the player.
screen below will appear. Press the ⏪︎ or ⏩︎ button to turn the page. 
icon to enter "programming" mode.
