NIX X12B Bedienungsanleitung

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Contents

GettingStarted............................................................................................................................ 2

ViewingYourPhotos.................................................................................................................... 3

ViewingYourVideos.................................................................................................................... 4

ListeningToYourMusic............................................................................................................... 5

CombiningPhotoWithMusic...................................................................................................... 5

Clock/Alarm/Calendar................................................................................................................. 6

AutoPower................................................................................................................................. 7

FileManagement........................................................................................................................ 8

USBFlashDrive........................................................................................................................... 9

Settings...................................................................................................................................... 10

DiagramsandSpecifications……........................................................................................................ 12

RemoteControl.......................................................................................................................... 13

NotesOfImportance...................................................................................................................14

Safety&Compliance................................................................................................................... 14

CleaningYourDigitalPhotoFrame....................................................................................…....... 15

FrequentlyAskedQuestionsandTroubleshooting...................................................................... 15

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Getting Started

1) To set up your Digital Photo Frame, you first need to pull the black stand out from the

base of the frame until it is fully extended. Once extended, pull the stand out a little

further until you hear a click. The stand is now locked into position and can sit

horizontally on a flat surface.

2) Insert the power lead into the Digital Photo Frame’s socket marked DC

3) Turn on the Digital Photo Frame by either pressing and holding the POWER button on

the back of the unit for 3 seconds or pressing the ON/OFF button on the Remote control.

Main Menu:

After turning on the unit, this screen will appear:

If you have memory devices inserted into the frame (ie SD/SDHC or USB Flash Drive), they will

appear as an extra icon in this Menu. For Example:

Use the ඔ>ඖ buttons to navigate, then press ENTER to select an option.

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Viewing Your Photos

This Digital Photo Frame allows you to view JPEG Photo files only.

 After selecting the memory device you want to view your photos from, you will see

several options displayed in the diagram below. Select ‘Picture’ to view your photos by

pressing ENTER. You will now have access to your photos in thumbnail view. You can

navigate through your photos using the ඔ>ඖ buttons. Press ENTER to start

playing your photos.

During a slideshow, you can press the MENU button and an info bar will appear on the screen.

This allows you to skip back and forth through the slideshow, rotate a photo, stop the slideshow

or zoom in on a photo.

Press ඔ>ඖ and ENTER to make a selection.

Viewing Your Photos from a Folder

If you have photos in a specific folder that you want to view separately, go to ‘Edit’ in the

Menu and press ENTER:

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You should see a list of individual files and folders on the device. Locate the folder you wish to

open, so it is highlighted yellow. Then press ENTER. Now press ENTER again to start viewing

photos from just this folder.

Viewing Your Videos

This Digital Photo Frame allows you to view MPEG-4/AVI Video files only. It is not “HD

Ready”.

If you encounter problems with video playback, please refer to our website FAQ section where

there are links to Video Conversion programs.

 Select the Movie icon from the Menu, then press ENTER. Your Video files will list on the

screen.

 Press  to choose the video you want to view and press ENTER to play.

 During the video, you can press the MENU button and an info bar will appear on the

screen.

This allows you to fast forward or rewind, skip back and forth through the video

collection, stop the video or zoom in on the screen.

 Press ඔ>ඖ and ENTER to make a selection.

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Listening To Your Music

This Digital Photo Frame allows you to listen to MP3 files only.

 Select the Music icon from the Menu, then press ENTER. Your Music files will list on the

screen.

 Press  to choose the track you want to listen to and press ENTER to play.

Note: Press Vol +/- on the remote control to increase or decrease the volume.

Combining Photo with Music

The ‘Combo’ Function on this Digital Photo Frame allows you to tailor your own folders of

combined Photos and Music to play on the frame. So, for example, this means you can run a

slideshow that only plays your Summer Vacation Photos with a selected soundtrack of MP3 files

you have chosen.

To Create a ‘Combo’ File:

1) Put all your desired Photos (eg, ones of your Summer Vacation in 2011) into a folder (on

your PC or MAC). Now add your chosen MP3 files into the same folder. Name the folder.

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2) Now transfer your folder onto your Memory Card or USB Flash Drive.

To Play a ‘Combo’ Collection:

1) Choose your device on the frame, ie USB, SD etc and press ENTER.

2) Now select ‘Combo’ and press ENTER.

3) You will see your folder or folders. Highlight the folder you wish to play, then press

ENTER twice. Your tailored slideshow will start to play.

Note: If you have individual Photo and Music files that are not in folders, but appear in the

root ‘Combo’ folder, when you select any individual picture and press ENTER, a slideshow will

commence from this image and play MP3 files from the root folder also. Note, it will play the

first MP3 track from the collection, then cycle through the rest, if there are any.

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Clock/Alarm/Calendar

1) To set the Time, press the ‘Setup’ button on the Remote Control. Scroll down the

screen, until ‘Time’ is highlighted. Now, using the ඔ>ඖ arrows, you can set

the time according to

YEAR/MONTH/DAY/ HOUR: MINUTE

Press ENTER to save these changes.

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2) To set the Alarm, press the ‘Setup’ button on the Remote Control. Scroll down the

screen, until ‘Alarm’ is highlighted. Now, using the ඔ>ඖ arrows, you can

set the Alarm according to

HOUR:MINUTE/RINGINGSOUND/FREQUENCYOFALARM

Press ENTER to save these changes.

3) To view the Calendar, choose the Calendar icon from the Main Menu. A Photo slideshow

will play in a small window in the lower right corner.

Auto Power

For Energy-Saving and convenience, you can set the Digital Photo Frame to automatically turn

on and off at a specific time of the day:

1) To set the feature, press the ‘Setup’ button on the Remote Control. Scroll down the

screen, until ‘Auto Power On’ is highlighted. Now, using the ඔ>ඖ arrows,

you can set the time that you want the frame to turn on, ie 08:45. To activate this

function, make sure you select the ‘On’ setting to the right of the time. Press

ENTER to save changes.

When you want to disable the Auto Power On feature, change this to ‘Off’ and press

ENTER to save changes.

2) Now, highlight ‘Auto Power Off’. Using the ඔ>ඖ arrows, you can set the

time that you want the frame to turn off, ie 17:30. To activate this function, make

sure you select the ‘On’ setting to the right of the time. Press ENTER to save

changes.

When you want to disable the Auto Power Off feature, change this to ‘Off’ and press

ENTER to save changes.

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File Management

Generally, we would recommend editing and deleting your files on a Computer, as the process

is much faster. With this Digital Photo Frame though, you can delete files from the storage

device.

 From the Main Menu, select the Memory Device where the relevant file is stored, ie USB,

SD etc.

 Select ‘Edit’ from the Menu as illustrated below:

 Now scroll down to the file you wish to delete:

 Select the file(s) you wish to delete by pressing the RIGHT ARROW on the Remote

Control. This will place a tick next to the relevant file name:

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