HiBy R2II User Manual
Welcome to use HiBy's products
Thank you for purchasing the portable high-definition lossless music player R2II, launched by HiBy. In order to make R2II give you a better experience, this article introduces the common functions and operating methods of R2II, hoping to help you understand and use R2II more comprehensively.
At the same time, you are also welcome to log in to the official website of HiBy at https://store.hiby.com/ to learn more about HiBy product information and purchase related products.
R2II Product Picture
1. Product introduction
- Based on HiBy OS (Linux 3.10.14) system, the Junzheng X1000E main control is adopted
- Adopt ESS9219C architecture, up to support DSD256\PCM384kHz decoding
- Supports analog outputs such as 3.5mm PhoneOut(PO)
- Supports coaxial (S/PDIF) output
- Supports Bluetooth audio output (supports UAT, LDAC, aptX, AAC, SBC, etc. encoding)
- Supports USB audio output
- Supports external MicroSD(TF) cards up to 2TB
- Supports Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4G WiFi
- Support local playback, AirPlay, DLNA, network radio, etc.
- Supports inputs such as Bluetooth, USB Audio, etc.
- Support double-microphone recording
The following introduction is the front view of the player screen as reference:
- The top is from left to right: microphone hole, power button (LED indicator)
- From top to bottom on the right are: volume knob, previous song, playback pause, next song, microphone hole
- The bottom is from left to right: MicroSD (TF) card slot, Type-C, PO
2. Button usage instructions
The following introduction is the front view of the player screen as reference:
- The top is from left to right: microphone hole, power button (LED indicator)
- From top to bottom on the right are: volume knob, previous song, playback pause, next song, microphone hole
| Button | Function |
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| Power button | Short press: Turn on and off; long press for more than 10s: Hardware reset |
| Volume Knob | Increase Volume\Down Volume |
| Previous song | Short note: Previous song |
| Play Pause | Short button: Play Pause |
| Next song | Short button: Next song |
| Press and hold the next song to turn on | Used to enter the burn mode, mainly for production |
| Press and hold the previous song to power on | Use it to force the upgrade mode, see the specific operationupgrade mode |
- Make sure there is a MicroSD(TF) card inserted
- Make sure there is an upt file for upgrade in the inserted MicroSD(TF) card
- The system detects the upgrade file and will automatically upgrade it.
- If the above configuration is not available, you need to force exit the upgrade mode, and restart the device by power button 10s
3. Interface usage instructions
The following introduction is the front view of the player screen as reference:
- The bottom is from left to right: MicroSD (TF) card slot, Type-C, PO
Audio output interface
The audio output interface can be provided to different audio devices for use, such as headphones with 3.5mm interface, etc.
- LO: 3.5mm single-ended headphone output
- PO: 3.5mm single-ended interface headphone output
USB port
The physical interface used by the USB interface is the Type-C interface, through which the following functions can be provided.
The player allows USB to work in two different modes:USB OTGandUSB Device。
When the player asUSB OTGWhen using it (can be understood as USB on the computer):
- Connecting a USB or mobile hard drive: Read data from a USB or mobile hard drive;
- Connect to a USB decoder or USB small tail: output high-definition audio data;
Charging interface
The physical interface used by the charging interface is the Type-C interface, through which the charger can be connected to the charger.
- Charging supports ordinary charging heads, which can reach a charging current of 5V@1A.
MicroSD(TF) card interface
The MicroSD(TF) card interface is used to insert a MicroSD(TF) card, mainly to expand storage capacity. The HiBy player can support MicroSD(TF) cards up to 2TB, and the player supports file systems including FAT32\exFAT\NTFS.
LED Indicator
| Status | Color |
|---|---|
| Normal | Red ■ |
| Charging | Red breathing effect (normal)■ |
| PCM(~48k) | Yellow■ |
| PCM(88.2k~192k) | Cyan■ |
| PCM(352.8k~) | Orange■ |
| DSD | White ■ |
| MQA | Green■ |
| MQA Studio | Blue■ |
| MQA Core (MQB) | Magenta■ |
4. Get started
Since the player does not have storage itself, the user needs to prepare a MicroSD(TF) card, or you can purchase a package product with a MicroSD(TF) card.
First boot
- Press and hold the boot key for 2s, and the player enters the boot state
- After the startup animation is completed, the system enters the boot settings interface
- Select the corresponding language
- Complete the setup
- The first startup is completed
Status bar
At the top is some information in the status bar, showing some common system information.
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Volume value Displays the volume value of the current output port.
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Output port status LineOut PhoneOut Coax
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Play status If it is currently in playback, the playback status or the pause status will be displayed, otherwise it will not be displayed.
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time Show current time
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HiByLink Status Information Showcases HiByLink connection information.
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Bluetooth status information Displays Bluetooth information, including signal strength, connection status, etc.
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WiFi status information Displays WiFi information, including signal strength, connection status, etc.
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Battery level information Displays battery icon, charging status, percentage and other information. Power percentage switch: Settings -》 Battery -》 Battery percentage.
Main interface
Introduce the relevant functions of the main interface and some common operations. The main interface contains a series of entrances to quickly use related functions.
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Swipe left Quickly enter the playback interface.
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Swipe from outside the screen Enter the quick operation interface.
- music
- Streaming media
- wireless
- recorder
- E-book
- System
Quick operation
- Pull down from outside the screen to enter the quick operation interface.
- Follow the following operations: System -》 Shortcut menu, you can enter the shortcut menu setting interface
- Modify quick operation pull-up trigger and pull-down trigger
- Modify the default operation of the quick operation and place the quick operation that is more suitable for you in this position
The following shortcut buttons are included by default: Bluetooth, HiByLink, WiFi, and the currently playing song name and media buttons. You can use the following operations: System -》 Shortcut menu, you can enter the shortcut menu settings, and then replace the shortcut action with the shortcut action supported by other systems.
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Bluetooth Click the Bluetooth icon and switch Bluetooth. Press and hold the Bluetooth icon to enter the Bluetooth settings interface.
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WiFi Click the WiFi icon toggle on and on. Press and hold the WiFi icon to enter the WiFi settings interface.
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HiByLink Click the HiByLink icon to switch HiByLink.
5. Music
Music interface
- The tops are: return to the previous interface, music search, collection classification, playback settings
- Click the corresponding icon to enter the corresponding function.
- The music module includes a list entry according to all songs, folders, albums, singers, styles, album singers, etc.;
Import local music
Since the player itself does not have storage, the user needs to prepare a MicroSD(TF) card, or you can purchase a package product with a MicroSD(TF) card.
Import music via MicroSD(TF) card
Insert the MicroSD(TF) card containing the song into the player's MicroSD(TF) card slot. The player supports FAT32\exFAT\NTFS and other file formats.
Import music via USB
The player supports connecting to the computer via USB and then using the MassStorage protocol to transfer files. Here is a brief introduction. For more information about the use of MassStorage, please refer toHere 。
The following isMacOSandWindowsMake a brief description:
MacOS supports FAT and exFAT, but does not support NTFS. Therefore, if you are using a NTFS file system, you need to install a third-party driver to use it. The following two methods are available:
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- Paragon:https://www.paragon-software.com/home/ntfs-mac//
- Western Data:https://support-eu.wd.com/app/answers/detailweb/a_id/34871/~/external-drive%3A-paragon-ntfs-driver-for-mac
If you are a MacOS user, it is recommended that you back up your disk files and format the disk to exFAT for use, which can provide a better file compatibility experience.
You can try it as follows:
- Make sure the USB cable connection is normal
- After confirming that the USB cable is connected, make sure that USB is currently using the USB storage protocol;
- Restart the computer and try again
- Restart the player and try again
Playback settings
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MSEB The top areas are reset MSEB, MSEB setting entry, and MSEB switch respectively
- Swipe up and down to show more adjustments
- Slide left and right to adjust the settings of corresponding items
- MSEB is only valid for songs not higher than 96kHz
- Invalid for DSD and MQA songs
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EQ (EQ) The top areas are reset equalizers, select the preset equalizer menu entry, and equalizer switch
- By sliding left and right, different equalizer bands are displayed
- Slide up and down the slider of different frequency bands to adjust the gain/attenuation dB value of the corresponding frequency bands
- Draw the corresponding curve according to the position adjusted by different frequency bands
- Equalizer is only valid for songs not higher than 48kHz
- Invalid for DSD and MQA songs
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Update database Start scanning songs manually
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Music update mode
- Manually, the user needs to manually update the song library
- Automatically, if the MicroSD(TF) card is detected or the USB is plugged in, the system will automatically rescan the song library.
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Playback mode
- List playback: Starts from the selected track until the current list playback is completed and plays stop.
- Single loop: The same song is repeated until it is manually cut or shut down and the playback stops.
- Shuffle: Randomly select the next song in the current list to start playing until it stops manually or shuts down, and stops playback.
- List loop: Starting from the selected track, continuously looping the songs in the current list until they are manually stopped or shut down, and the playback is stopped.
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Output selection
- Since PO/LO multiplexes the same output port, this option is used to switch PO/LO outputs
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DSD output mode
- When the audio output is balanced (BAL)\single-ended (PO)\LineOut(LO), the DSD output mode selection cannot be performed. This function is invalid and output according to the actual situation;
- When the audio output is Bluetooth, DSD output mode cannot be selected. This function is invalid and is converted to PCM output;
- When the audio output is SPDIF, DSD output mode selection can be performed Select PCM and output according to the sampling rate 88.2kHz Select DoP or Native. When playing DSD64, it will be output in DoP mode, and the output sampling rate is 2.8 MHz; Select DoP or Native. When playing DSD128 and DSD256, they are converted to PCM output, with an output sampling rate of 88.2 kHz.
- When the audio output is USB Audio Out, DSD output mode selection can be performed Select PCM, press PCM to output, the maximum support sampling rate is 384kHz Select DoP, press DoP to output, and support DSD256 (11.2MHz) at most (condition: The decoding device that needs to be accessed supports DSD decoding. If the device does not support it, the playback fails) Select Native, press Native to output, and support DSD256 (11.2MHz) at most (condition: The decoding and decoding device that needs to be accessed supports DSD decoding. If the device does not support it, the playback fails)
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DSD Gain Compensation Since DSD audio is lower than PCM, you can adjust certain compensations yourself as needed to keep DSD and PCM at the same output level.
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Power-off memory playback After turning on, shut down the power while playing. After the next time the next time the song played will be automatically recorded and the automatic playback will continue.
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Gapless playback The two songs are seamlessly connected.
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Maximum digital volume output When setting digital output (S/PDIF\USB Audio Out\Bluetooth Audio Output), limit the maximum value of digital volume.
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Maximum volume limit When setting the local output port output (single-ended and balanced output), limit the maximum output volume.
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Default volume on power Sets the volume of the local output (single-ended and balanced output) outputs each time it is powered on.
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Fade in and out When the song starts and stops playing, the sound goes from small to normal, or from normal to none.
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Gain settings Sets the player's high and low gain.
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ReplayGain This option is valid if the song's information contains ReplayGain information. If you select the audio track or album ReplayGain, each song or album will be adjusted according to the ReplayGain parameters of the song, so that the actual volume of different songs is maintained at the same level without changing the system volume.
- Close: Ignore ReplayGain information in the song
- Audio track: Make gain adjustments according to the ReplayGain information of the audio track in the song
- Album: Make gain adjustments according to the ReplayGain information of the album in the song
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Balance Set the volume of left and right channels.
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Digital filter Used to select different digital filters to provide different listening experiences.
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Play through folders
- Play through folderss can prevent users from listening to repeated catalog songs all the time;
- The song playback ends. If the song is the last song in the current directory list, the previous directory will be returned to the previous level directory when cutting the song. If the parent directory has another directory, it will enter the next directory of the current directory and play it according to the list. Otherwise, continue to look for the next directory in the parent directory;
- How to find other directories or songs, continue to return to the previous directory and repeat the process until the last song in the root directory is found;
- The folder jump function can be performed by list playback, random playback, and sequential playback. When the folder jumps, the playback mode logic is invalid;
- When the playback mode is a single loop and automatically cuts the song, the function is invalid;
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Play through albums
- When the album list is played, after one album is played, it will jump to another album to play;
- When the playback mode is a single loop and the song is automatically cut, the function is invalid;
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Repeat function
- After turning on the switch, the A-B icon will be displayed on the playback interface.
- After setting point A B, the player will repeatedly play music or other language materials between A-B.
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Speed play
- After turning on the switch, the speed icon will be displayed on the playback interface.
- After setting the speed of the time, music or other language materials will be played
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Automatically slide to playlist
- After turning on the switch, click on the song in the list and you will directly enter the playlist interface.