Innioasis Y1
The small metal player with the click wheel that started the community.
Player manuals
Every player, explained without the booklet.
The official manuals are scans: hard to search, awkward on a phone, and written like a legal document. These pages say the same things in plain English, model by model, with the reset and software pages always one tap away.
Choose your player
Innioasis Y2
The second-generation y series player, with a bigger screen and the same wheel.
Innioasis G1
A pocket-sized android player for local music, audiobooks and video.
Innioasis G3
The g series with a larger screen and the same local-first android software.
Innioasis G5
The newer, faster g series player with modern android partitions.
Innioasis R1
The voice recorder with dedicated record, playback and t-mark buttons.
Innioasis PR1
The newer innioasis recorder with a colour screen and long recording sessions.
Timmkoo SR1
The timmkoo recorder built on the r1 plus hardware.
Timmkoo Q3
The compact timmkoo player with buttons, bluetooth and a microsd slot.
Timmkoo Q5
The larger timmkoo player with usb-c, a microsd slot and a 3.5 mm jack.
How-to articles
Same steps, any model.
First start: charge, power on and pick a language
A new player only needs three things: a little charge, a long press on power, and a minute in Settings.
Put music, audiobooks and video on your player
Your player behaves like a USB drive with a screen. Copy files into the right folder and it finds them.
Pair Bluetooth headphones or a speaker
Bluetooth is for listening, not for transferring files. Pair once, and the player remembers the device.
Use FM radio (and why it needs wired headphones)
FM radio uses the headphone cable as its antenna. Plug in a pair, scan once, then save the stations you like.
Battery, charging and making a charge last
These players are designed to run for days, not hours. A few habits keep the battery healthy.
Storage, microSD cards and finding files again
Internal storage fills up quickly with lossless music. A microSD card is the simplest upgrade.
Update or restore your player's software
A software update is not the same as a factory reset. One keeps your files; the other erases them.
Factory reset: what it does and how to do it safely
A factory reset returns the software to its first-run state. It also erases the player's internal storage, so read this first.
Reset and recovery
A factory reset erases the player's internal storage. A software restore replaces the system. They solve different problems, so the reset guide starts by explaining which one you need. If the player will not turn on at all, go to the recovery guide instead.
About these pages
These manuals are a community transcription of the official PDF manuals at
innioasis.com/pages/support-center and the support knowledgebase.
The manufacturer's PDF remains the authoritative document, and every model page
links to it. If you spot a difference, the PDF wins.