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Phone: 650-326-5000

Fax: 650-326-5828

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1215 Chrysler Drive

Menlo Park, CA 94025

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Digital Photo Frame

User’s Manual

WARNING-- To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or serious personal injury:

· Keep the product and all its parts and accessories out of the reach of small children.

· Do not expose product to water or other liquids.

· Do not leave the unit unattended while it is in use. Always unplug the AC Power Adapter from the

electrical outlet when the unit is not in use.

· Do not place this product in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is

provided or unless advised in the manufacturer’s instructions.

· Only operate this product from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not

sure of the type of power supply to your home, consult your product dealer or local power company.

· Do not open the case; there are no user-serviceable parts inside. Opening the case will void your

warranty.

· Do not use attachments not recommended or sold by the product manufacturer.

· Never operate this product if it is not working properly, has been dropped, damaged, or exposed to

water or other liquids. Do not attempt to examine or repair this product yourself; take the product to

an electronics repair shop of your choice for inspection and repair.

CAUTION-- To reduce the risk of personal injury or product/property damage:

· Do not expose the product to extreme temperature changes, moisture/high humidity, or dust/dirt.

· Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation and to ensure reliable operation of the

product and to protect it from overheating; do not block or cover these openings by placing the prod-

uct on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.

· Do not clean product with thinner, alcohol, or benzene.

· Do not leave the unit exposed to direct sunlight.

· Do not drop the product or subject it to strong shocks.

· Do not use this product outdoors; it is intended for indoor use only.

Signal word Definitions

DANGER – Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death or

serious injury. Usage of this signal word is limited to the most extreme situations.

WARNING - Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death

or serious injury.

CAUTION – Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, may result in minor/

Moderate injury or product/property damage. IT also alerts against unsafe practices.

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Operation, 9

Overview, 5

PC communication, 5

Photo format, 5

Play / Pause, 11

Power, 5

Power Button, 7

Previous, 9

Quckstart, 3

Remote Control 8

Rotate, 11

Setup Menu, 13

Slide Show Speed, 13

Slideshow, 8

Specifications, 5

Supporting cards, 5

Table of Contents, 6

Technical Support, 14

Thumbnail / Setup / Menu., 8

Troubleshooting, 14

Video format, 5

Video Repeat, 13

Viewing angle, 7

Viewing Photos,

Volume -, 11

Volume +, 11

WARNING, 2

Web, 17

Weight, 5

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Index

AC Power Adapter, 5

Adjust the viewing angle, 7

Button Functions, 10

CAUTION, 2

Cleaning, 2

compatible memory card, 5

Condensation, 2

Connecting to Power, 7

Customer Service, 17

Dimensions, 5

Display, 5

Email, 17

ENTER, 11

Environmental Operating Ranges, 5

Features, 5

Frame height, 5

Frame stand, 7

Frequently Asked Questions, 15

Getting Started, 7

IMPORTANT, 3

Included Accessories, 5

Inserting Memory Cards, 8

Installing/Replacing Remote Control Battery, 8

Internal memory, 8

JPEG format, 7

Listening to MP3 Music, 12

Load photos from the computer. 4

Memory, 5

Memory card formats, 5

Menu, 8

Music files, 9

Music Repeat, 13

Next, 11

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Condensation

· If cold water is poured into a glass, water droplets form on the outside of the glass. This is called

condensation. Condensation may occur on internal operating parts of the product. Condensation

occurs:

· When the product is brought from the outdoors into a warm room, or if it is in a cold room which is

heated quickly.

· If the unit is moved suddenly from an air-conditioned room or car to a hot or humid location.

· Should condensation occur, the product may not operate properly if condensation occurs. Wait 1-2

hours (to allow the internal parts to adjust to the surrounding temperature) before using the product.

· Do not apply pressure to the LCD screen as product damage may result.

· A residual image can appear on the screen after a still image is displayed on the screen for a long

period. The image will disappear after a short time.

· The screen becomes warm during normal operation; this is not a malfunction.

· To clean, use a soft, non-abrasive cloth such as the camera lens cloth to clean the LCD screen.

· If you use an LCD Cleaning Kit, do not apply the cleaning liquid directly to the LCD screen. Apply

cleaning liquid to the cleaning cloth first, and then clean the screen.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE FCC

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference; and (2) this device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause undesirable operation.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses,

and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc-

tions, may cause harmful interference to radio elevation reception, which can be determined by

turning the equipment off and on. The user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures:

· Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

· Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

· Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

· Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Contact:

TAO Electronics, Inc.

www.taoelectronics.com

1215 Chrysler Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94205

(tel) 650-326-5000 (ext 101);

(fax) 650-326-5828;

[email protected]

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Quick Start

Power up

1. Adjust frame stand. Press the button on the back of the frame stand to adjust

the length of the stand. The viewing angle is approximately 25 degrees in either

direction.

2. Connect the AC adapter and plug it into the wall. The frame should turn on,

displaying photos stored in the internal memory or inserted memory cards.

3. Press the power button to turn the unit on or off.

Load photos

1. Connect the frame to your computer via USB cable.

2. From your desktop click “START”, followed by “MY COMPUTER”. The Digital

Picture Frame’s memory will appear as a removable drive.

3. Drag and drop, or copy and paste your photos into the frame’s internal mem-

ory.

4. You can also search for photos by clicking the “START” button on the bottom

left hand corner of your screen, followed by the “Search” option to the right.

Specify that you want to search for photos, and choose the drive you would

like to search.

Your Digital Photo Frame is now ready for use!

IMPORTANT!

The TAO digital picture frame supports color JPEG/JPG (RGB) files. Grayscale

JPEG files or progressive JPEG files, altered photos saved under photo editing

format cannot be displayed on this frame.

You can save images of other formats in the RGB JPEG format using your Micro-

soft Paint Program, or other Photo/Paint programs by using the “Save As…” fea-

ture, and choosing either JPG or JPEG as your file type.

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8 What is the best photo

resolution displayed on the

screen?

• The highest display resolution is 320 x 248.

9 Can I rotate a photo on the

screen? • Yes. Use the ROTATE button on the remote

control to rotate a photo.

NOTE: The rotated photo will return to its

original orientation after you power down the

Digital Photo Frame.

10 Can I adjust the colors of

the display screen? • No. All color settings are preset at the factory.

You can only adjust the brightness of the

screen. All color editing must be done with

photo editing software.

Technical Support

US & Canada

• Email: techsupport@taoelectronics.com

• Toll-Free: (888) 920-0829

• Web: www.taoelectronics.com

Customer Service

US & Canada

• Email: service@taoelectronics.com

• Toll-Free: (888) 920-0829

• Web: www.taoelectronics.com

International Support and Customer Service

• Email: service@taoelectronics.com

• Web: www.taoelectronics.com

Manufactured and Distributed by:

TAO Electronics, Inc.

1215 Chrysler Drive

Menlo Park, CA 94025

Phone: (650) 326-5000

Fax: (650) 326-5828

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7 Contact Us

Technical Support

US & Canada

Email: [email protected]

Toll-Free: (888) 920-0829

Web: www.taoelectronics.com

Customer Service

US & Canada

Email: [email protected]

Toll-Free: (888) 920-0829

Web: www.taoelectronics.com

International Support and Customer Service

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.taoelectronics.com

Manufactured and distributed by:

TAO Electronics, Inc.

1215 Chrysler Drive

Menlo Park, CA 94025

Phone: (650) 326-5000

Fax: (650) 326-5828

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Question Answer

1 What photo, music, and

video formats are sup-

ported by the Digital

Photo Frame?

• Photo: RBG JPG / JPEG (grayscale JPG /

transition JPG not supported)

• Music: MP3

• Video: MPG1.

2 What memory cards are

compatible with the Digital

Photo Frame?

• Secure Digital Card™ (SD)

• MultiMedia Card™ (MMC)

• Memory Stick®(MS)

• CompactFlash® (CF)

• Extreme Digital ™ (XD)

3 How do I play music files? • Use a personal computer and audio editing

software to convert your music to MP3 format.

• Transfer the MP3 file to the memory card using a

Memory Card Reader.

4 How do I transfer photos

into the internal memory?

• See “Quick Start” on Page 3.

5 How do I transfer photos

from my memory card into

the internal memory?

• Connect and power on your digital picture frame

to your PC with the desired memory card in-

serted.

• The memory card and the internal memory will

appear as removable hard drives, and you will be

able to copy and paste files from them.

4 My memory card is not

compatible with the Digital

Photo Frame. What can I

do?

• You should be able to buy a memory card

adapter that is compatible with one of the sup-

ported memory cards. For example, if you own

an XD memory card, you can buy an XD to CF

memory card adapter and use the adapter to

connect the Digital Photo Frame to the XD mem-

ory card.

5 Can I insert multiple mem-

ory cards?

• Yes. You are able to have a CF memory card

and one additional supported memory card in-

serted at the same time. Use the Card Selection

Screen to select the desired memory card.

6 What is the maximum

photo size the digital frame

can display?

• The Digital Photo Frame is able to display photos

up to 12 mega pixels.

7 Does it play all types of

video files?

• No. The device only plays MPG1 files.

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Question Answer

What photo, music, and video

formats are supported by the

Digital Photo Frame?

· Photo: RBG JPG / JPEG (grayscale JPG/progressive

JPG not supported)

· Music: MP3

· Video: Motion JPG.

What memory cards are

compatible with the Digital

Photo Frame?

· Secure Digital Card™ (SD)

· MultiMedia Card™ (MMC)

· Memory Stick®(MS)

· CompactFlash® (CF)

· Extreme Digital ™ (XD) (adaptor required)

How do I play music files? · Use a personal computer and audio editing software to

convert your music to MP3 format.

· Transfer the MP3 file to a memory card or internal mem-

oryr.

How do I transfer photos from

my memory card into the

internal memory?

· Connect and power on your digital picture frame to your

PC with the desired memory card inserted.

· The memory card and the internal memory will appear as

removable hard drives, and you will be able to copy

and paste files from them.

My memory card is not com-

patible with the Digital Photo

Frame. What can I do?

· You should be able to buy a memory card adapter that is

compatible with one of the supported memory cards.

For example, if you own an XD memory card, you

can buy an XD to CF memory card adapter and use

the adapter to connect the Digital Photo Frame to

the XD memory card.

Can I insert multiple memory

cards?

· Yes. You are able to have a CF memory card and one

additional supported memory card inserted at the

same time. Use the Card Selection Screen to select

the desired memory card.

What is the maximum photo

size the digital frame can

display?

· The Digital Photo Frame is able to display photos up to

12 mega pixels.

Does it play all types of video

files?

· No. The device only plays Motion JPG files.

What is the best photo reso-

lution displayed on the

screen?

· See the specifications section for the resolution of your

digital photo frame model.

Can I adjust the colors of the

display screen?

No. All color settings are preset at the factory. You can

only adjust the brightness of the screen. All color

editing must be done with photo editing software.

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1 Overview

Thank you for purchasing the TAO Digital Photo Frame. With this product, you will be able to share and

enjoy your favorite digital photos in your home, office, or storefront. Feel free to visit our webpage at

www.taoelectronics.com for the latest information and downloads.

1.1 Features

Our models feature an at-a-glance naming convention to make their basic features easily recognizable:

• Frame Size)_(LCD Screen Size)_(Internal Memory Size)_ (Frame Style)

• Load and display rich color photos in RGB JPEG/JPG format up to 12 megapixel resolution.

• Play your favorite songs as background music to your photo slideshows.

• Adjust transition time and choose from a variety of transition effects to enhance your presentation.

• Rotate and adjust the frame stand to show landscape and portrait style photos.

1.2 Included Accessories

· TAO Digital Photo Frame x 1

· Remote control and battery ( Digital Photo Clock: Not applicable ) x 1

· AC Power Adapter x 1

· User’s Manual x 1

1.3 Specifications:

Digital Photo Clock

Screen: 3.5" TFT LCD - 320 x 240

Internal memory: 64 MB

Photos: ~50 (64 1MB photos, 32 2MB photos)

Functions: clock (analog, digital), alarm, digital picture viewer

PC interface: USB port 1.1 (for photo download)

Software: not required

Weight: 1 lb

Dimension: 5" x 4" x 2"

5x7_5.6”_128MB_style Digital Photo Frames:

Display screen: 5.6" TFT LCD - 320 x 234

Internal memory: 128 MB

Photos: 56 ~ 100 (128 1MB photos, 64 2MB photos)

Memory cards: CFI, CFII, SD, MMC, MS, xD - push/push

Audio: yes ( speaker )

Formats: JPEG, Motion JPEG, MP3.

Frame: Replaceable for any standard 5x7 frame

design: glass cover, double matting

PC interface: USB Host/Slave (2.0, 1.1)

Remote control: yes (RF, radio frequency)

Software: not required

Weight: 2 lb

Dimension:10" x 8" x 2.5" ( varies on the design)

Packaging: color box - dimension: 13" x 11.5" x 5.5"

8x10_8”_256MB_style Digital Photo Frames:

Display screen: 8" TFT LCD - 800 x600

Internal memory: 256 MB

Photos: 56 ~ 100 (256 1MB photos, 128 2MB photos)

Memory cards: CFI, CFII, SD, MMC, MS, xD - push/push

Audio: yes ( speaker )

Formats: JPEG, Motion JPEG, MP3.

Frame: Replaceable for any standard 5x7 frame

design: glass cover, double matting.

PC interface: USB Host/Slave (2.0, 1.1)

Remote control: yes (RF, radio frequency)

Weight: 3 lb

Dimension:12" x 14" x 2.5"(varies on design)

Packaging: color box;dimension: 17" x 15" x 6"

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Quick Start ..……………………………………..…... 4

1 Overview ..……………………………………..…... 5

1.1 Features ..……………………………………..…... 5

1.2 Included Accesories ..……………………………………..…... 5

1.3 Specifications ..……………………………………..…... 5

2 Getting Started ..……………………………………..…... 7

2.1 Powering and Connecting ..……………………………………..…... 7

2.2 Adjusting the Viewing Angle ..……………………………………..…... 7

2.3 Remote Control Battery Usage ..……………………………………..…... 8

2.4 Inserting Memory Cards ..……………………………………..…... 8

2.5 Main Menu ..……………………………………..…... 8

2.6 Photo Selection ..……………………………………..…... 9

2.7 Time Settings ..……………………………………..…... 9

2.8 Music Selection ..……………………………………..…... 9

2.9 Video Selection ..……………………………………..…... 9

3 Operation ..……………………………………..…... 9

3.1 Frame Button Functions …………………………………………… 10

3.2 Remote Control Functions ..……………………………………..…… 11

3.3 Listening to MP3 Music/Audio ..……………………….……………….… 12

3.4 Viewing Videos ..……………………………………..…… 12

3.5 Time and Calendar Settings ……………..…………………..………… 12

4 Advanced Settings ..………………………………………….. 13

4.1 Setup Menu …………………………………………… 13

4.2 Slide Interval ..……………………………………..…… 13

4.3 Show Time ..……………………….……………….… 13

4.4 Show Calendar ..……………………………………..…… 13

4.5 Music Repeat ……………..…………………..………… 13

4.6 Aspect ..……………………………………..…… 13

4.7 Volume ……………..…………………..………… 13

5 Troubleshooting ..………………………………………….. 15

6 Frequently Asked Questions ………………………………..………….. 17

7 Contact Us ..………………………………………….. 18

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4 Video file is choppy.

Video does not play properly.

• Memory card speed is slow..

• Make sure you use a high-speed

memory card to play video files.

5 Small video size on the screen

Black borders appear around the

photo.

• Low video resolution. This is nor-

mal since different digital cameras

take photos in varying resolutions (or

pixels).

• Most digital cameras capture video

in 320 x 240 or lower resolution. The

highest supported resolution of a

photo or video is 640 x 480.

• Use photo editing software on your

computer to resize the photo to 640

x 480.

• Use the Zoom button on the remote

control to enlarge it.

• Alternatively, you can turn the Full

Screen option in the Setup Menu to

“On” to enlarge photos to fit full

screen dimensions. Differing photo

size ratios may cause distortion of

the photo.

6 Screen freezes.

Unable to turn unit off.

• Unplug the power cord from the back

of the unit momentarily and reinsert

the cord.

7 Music always plays during slideshow

mode.

• A memory card containing both MP3

music and JPEG photo files will play

both during slideshow mode.

• You can stop the music by turning

the volume level down using the

Volume – button on the remote

control.

Contact:

TAO Electronics, Inc.

www.taoelectronics.com

1215 Chrysler Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94205

(tel) 650-326-5000 (ext 101);

(fax) 650-326-5828;

support@taoelectronics.com

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Small video size on the screen

Black borders appear around the

photo.

· Low video resolution. This is normal since different

digital cameras take photos in varying resolutions

(or pixels).

· Most digital cameras capture video in 320 x 240 or

lower resolution. The highest supported resolu-

tion of a photo or video is 640 x 480.

· Use photo editing software on your computer to resize

the photo to 640 x 480.

· Alternatively, you can turn the Full Screen option in

the Setup Menu to “On” to enlarge photos to fit

full screen dimensions. Differing photo size

ratios may cause distortion of the photo.

Screen freezes.

Unable to turn unit off.

· Unplug the power cord from the back of the unit mo-

mentarily and reinsert the cord.

Music always plays during slide-

show mode.

· You can turn music off under the “MP3” menu selec-

tion, or lower the volume under the “Setup” menu

selection to turn the volume off.

# Problem Solution

1 Digital Picture Frame does-

n’t power on. • The power cord to the unit is not securely in-

serted.

• Make sure you connect the AC adapter to the

frame properly. When you connect the AC

adapter to the frame and power up the unit,

even without a memory card, you should see a

blank white screen. If you don’t see the lit

screen, check if the power is connected to the

Digital Picture Frame and make sure it is se-

curely attached.

2 Cannot access Main Menu. • Memory card is not inserted correctly.

• Verify that the way you inserted the card is

correct. Make sure the front label of the memory

card is facing AWAY from you. Do not force the

memory card into the slot.

• Make sure there is at least one supported photo,

music, or video file on the memory card.

• Compatible Photo format: JPEG, JPG

• Compatible Music format: MP3

• Compatible Video formats: MPG1.

3 Photo or thumbnails do not

appear after selecting the

Thumbnail Selection

Screen.

Incompatible file.

• The digital frame is compatible with the JPEG

file format only. The device does not support

TIFF, BMP, GIF, etc.

• There are variations of the JPEG file

(progressive, and gray scale). This frame will not

play these two JPEG variations.

• If you alter / edit the photo with application such

as Photoshop, the file type to the format of the

editing software. This may cause the

“incompatible” file message.

• Use the “Save As” feature and select either JPG

or JPEG from the drop down menu below the file

name box. This option may vary by program,

and it is recommended that you consult your

photo editing software manual.

• When you rename your photo, try to avoid using

punctuation, spaces, and special characters.

This will prevent the frame from believing that

the photo is of a different file type.

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Problem Solution

Digital Picture Frame

doesn’t power on.

· The power cord to the unit is not securely inserted.

· Make sure you connect the AC adapter to the frame properly.

When you connect the AC adapter to the frame and power

up the unit, even without a memory card, you should see a

blank white screen. If you don’t see the lit screen, check if

the power is connected to the Digital Picture Frame and

make sure it is securely attached.

Files do not display. · Memory card is not inserted correctly.

· Verify that the way you inserted the card is correct. Make sure

the front label of the memory card is facing AWAY from

you. Do not force the memory card into the slot.

· Make sure there is at least one supported photo, music, or

video file on the memory card.

· Compatible Photo format: JPEG, JPG

· Compatible Music format: MP3

· Compatible Video formats: Motion JPG.

Photo or thumbnails do

not appear after select-

ing the Thumbnail

Selection Screen.

Incompatible file.

· The digital frame is compatible with the JPEG file format only.

The device does not support TIFF, BMP, GIF, etc.

· There are variations of the JPEG file (progressive, and gray

scale). This frame will not play these two JPEG variations.

· If you alter / edit the photo with application such as Photo-

shop, the file type to the format of the editing software.

This may cause the “incompatible” file message.

· Use the “Save As” feature and select either JPG or JPEG from

the drop down menu below the file name box. This option

may vary by program, and it is recommended that you

consult your photo editing software manual.

· When you rename your photo, try to avoid using punctuation,

spaces, and special characters. This will prevent the

frame from believing that the photo is of a different file

type.

Video file is choppy.

Video does not play

properly.

· Memory card speed is slow.

· Make sure you use a high-speed memory card to play video

files.

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2 Getting Started

2.1 Powering and Connecting

• Remove the protective film covering the LCD screen by lifting the pull tab.

• Plug the included AC Power Adapter into the frame, and then into a standard

110-220 volt AC electrical outlet.

• Power on the Digital Photo Frame by pressing the power button on the remote

control or the frame.

• If there are photos stored in the internal memory or on an inserted memory

card, a slideshow will begin.

• If the internal memory does not have stored photos, you will be prompted with

the main menu.

2.2 Adjusting the Viewing Angle

The digital LCD panel has a viewing angle of approximately 25 degrees in either

direction. You can achieve a better viewing angle by adjusting the frame stand

height.

• Extend the frame stand to a position for greatest stability.

• Extend or retract the strand by pushing the tab on the stand, and adjusting the

length.

• Release the tab to lock the frame into position.

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Memory card functions not applicable.

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Not applicable.

Figure 1

Powering Unit

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2.3 Remote Control Battery Usage

• Place the remote control buttons facing down.

• Press the tabs against each other, and pull out the battery tray.

• Place one CR2025 lithium battery on the tray with the “+” side facing up.

• Reinsert the tray.

2.4 Inserting Memory Cards

• Insert any compatible memory card with the front label facing the rear of the

frame. Do not force the memory card into the memory card slot.

• If you cannot easily insert the memory card, you may have inserted it incor-

rectly. The frame should detect the memory card automatically and display

images from the card, rather than the internal memory.

• The Digital Photo Frame is compatible with the following memory card for-

mats:

2.5 Main Menu.

• When selecting items on your Digital Photo frame, you have two options:

• Use the arrow buttons on your remote control, and press enter.

• Use the arrow buttons your frame, and press play/pause.

• Press either the “Exit” button on your remote, or the menu button on your

frame to cycle to the main menu.

• Here you will be able to select photos, set the time, play music, or change

advanced settings.

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Not applicable.

Secure Digital Card ™(SD) Memory Stick ® (MS)

Multi Media Card ™(MMC) Compact Flash ® (CF)

Extreme Digital ™(XD) (adapter required) USB Flash Drive

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Not applicable.

Figure 2

Battery Replacement

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4 Advanced Settings

4.1 Setup Menu

• To enter the setup menu select the “Setup” option from the main menu using the arrow

buttons and play/enter.

4.2 Slide Interval

• This option allows you to choose the time in between photos during your slide show.

• You are able to choose a transition speed of either 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds between

photos.

• The factory setting transition speed is 5 seconds.

4.3 Show Time

• This option allows you to turn the digital clock on or off.

• The factory setting is “OFF”.

4.4 Show Calendar

• This option allows you to turn the calendar on or off.

• The factory setting is “OFF”.

4.5 Music Repeat

• This options allows you to change the music playback mode.

• “All” will play all of the songs, and then loop to the first song.

• “One” will loop the selected song repeatedly.

• “None” will play the song once only.

• The factory setting is, “All”

4.6 Aspect

• This option allows you to change the aspect ratio.

• You can choose either 4:3, or 16:9.

• The factory setting is 4:3.

4.7 Volume

• This option allows you to change the speaker volume.

• You can choose a numerical value where higher numbers are louder and lower numbers

are softer.

• The factory setting is 6.

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3.3 Listening to MP3 Music/Audio

• MP3 files are a popular audio format commonly used with digital music. Your sound file

must be saved in MP3 format to play on your digital photo frame.

• Factory settings allow for MP3 audio files to be played in the background of your slide

show.

• If you would like to play a specific song:

• From the main menu, select the “Mp3” option, and press play/enter.

• Select your desired audio/music file from the list, and press play/enter.

• If the file does not play, check the volume setting of your frame.

3.4 Viewing Videos

• Motion JPEG files are a popular video format commonly used with digital video. Your

video file must be saved in Motion JPEG format to play on your digital photo frame.

• Factory settings allow for Motion JPEG video files to play sequentially in a loop format.

• If you would like to play a specific video:

• From the main menu, select the “Reading Photo” option, and press play/

enter.

• Select your desired video file from the list, and press play/enter. The video

will be shown as a preview image of your video.

• If the file does not play, check the video file format.

• If the sound does not play, check the volume setting of your frame.

3.6 Time and Calendar Settings

• There are a variety of display overlay possibilities with the time and date and your

digital photo collection.

• If you would like to set the date or time:

• From the main menu, select the “Time” option, and press play/enter.

• Use the arrow keys to select what you would like to adjust, and press the

enter button to confirm.

• Use the arrow buttons to change the time, and press the enter button again to

confirm.

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Not applicable.

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Not applicable.

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2.6 Photo Selection

• Select “Reading Photo” from the Main Menu and a list of thumbnails will ap-

pear.

• You can browse through the thumbnails and press enter/play to select a sin-

gle photo, and press enter/play to start a slideshow.

• You must have at least one jpg photo on the storage device to be able to

access the thumbnail menu.

2.7 Time Settings

• Select “Time” from the Main Menu and a list of time settings will appear.

• You can select a time or date to change using the previous/next buttons or the

arrow buttons, and use the play/pause button, or the enter button to confirm.

• Once you have made your selection, the arrow keys will cycle through numeri-

cal values, and the enter button will confirm your selection.

• Here you will also be able to set a time for your Alarm clock.

2.8 Music Settings

• Select “MP3” from the Main Menu and a list of songs will appear.

• You can use the arrow buttons or the previous/next buttons to change your

song selection, and the enter button or the play/pause button to play.

• You can change the volume, and the playback settings in the Setup menu

Figure 4

Main Menu

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3.1 Frame Buttons Functions

1) Power Button. Press to turn your frame on or off.

2) Previous Button. Press to change selection, or view previous photo.

3) Play/Pause Button.Press to confirm selection, or start/stop slideshow.

4) Next Button. Press to change selection, or view next photo.

5) Menu Button. Press to view the thumbnail screen, or the main menu.

Figure 5

5x7_5.6”_128_style frames

Figure 6

8x10_8”_256_style frames

Figure 7

Photo Clock

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3.2 Remote Control Functions

1) Exit Button: Returns to the previous screen.

2) Enter Button: Press to confirm selection, or start/stop music or

slideshows. This button also allows you to cycle

through slideshow play modes.

3) Up Button: Moves the selection up.

4) On/Off Button: Turns the frame on or off.

5) Left Button: Moves the selection to the left.

6) Right Button: Moves the selection to the right.

7) Down Button: Moves the selection down.

8) Thumb Button: Toggles the thumbnail screen.

9) Delete Button: Deletes the current selection.

10) Slide Show Button: Toggles the slideshow on or off.

11) Copy Button: Saves current photo to internal memory.

12) Vol – Button: Lowers volume.

13) Vol + Button: Raises volume.

14) Mp3 Button: Toggles the MP3 screen.

5x7, 8x10 frames: See above.

Photo Clock: Not applicable.

Figure 7

Remote Control

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