Philips PhotoFrame 8FF3WMI User manual

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1 Important
Safety
Notice
2 Your Wireless Digital PhotoFrame
Introduction
What’s in the box
Overview of the PhotoFrame
3 Get started
Install the stand
Connect power
Turn on the PhotoFrame
Set up wireless connection
Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display
Set up TCP/IP connection (For advanced
users only)
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View system status of the PhotoFrame
Reset all settings to factory default
Update the PhotoFrame
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6 Product information
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7 Frequently asked questions
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8 Appendix
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Download and set up Windows Media Player 11
9 Glossary
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4 Use your Wireless Digital
PhotoFrame
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Display photos stored on the PhotoFrame 19
Display photos stored on a storage device 19
Display streaming photos in a shared folder
on a home network
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Display Internet photos
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PhotoFrame
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Select on-screen language
Use the quick settings menu
Manage albums
Edit photos
Adjust brightness
Adjust slideshow settings
Set time and date
Protect/Unprotect content on a storage device
Select display auto on/off
Select auto orientation
Turn on/off button sound
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Contents
1 Important
Safety
Safety precautions and maintenance
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Never touch, push, rub or strike the screen
with hard objects as this may damage the
screen permanently.
When the PhotoFrame is not used for long
periods, unplug it.
Before you clean the screen, turn off
and unplug the power cord. Only clean
the screen with a soft, water-damp cloth.
Never use substances such as alcohol,
chemicals or household cleaners to clean
the PhotoFrame.
Never place the PhotoFrame near naked
flames or other heat sources, including
direct sunlight.
Never expose the PhotoFrame to rain or
water. Never place liquid containers, such
as vases, near the PhotoFrame.
Never drop the PhotoFrame. When you
drop the PhotoFrame, it will be damaged.
Keep the stand away from cables.
This Wireless Digital PhotoFrame is
designed for indoor use only.
Notice
Any changes or modifications made to this
device that are not expressly approved by
Philips Consumer Lifestyle may void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
Warranty
No components are user serviceable. Do not
open or remove covers to the inside of the
product. Repairs may only be done by Philips
Service Centres and official repair shops. Failure
to do so shall void any warranty, stated or
implied.
Any operation expressly prohibited in
this manual, any adjustments, or assembly
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procedures not recommended or authorised in
this manual shall void the warranty.
CE Declaration of Conformity
Hereby Philips Consumer Lifestyle, P&A,
declares that this Wi-Fi Digital PhotoFrame
8FF3WMI-/00-/05 is in compliance with the
essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
European regulations:
This product has been designed, tested and
manufactured according the European R&TTE
directive 1999/5/EC. Following this directive,
this product can be brought into service in the
following countries:
Recycling
Your product is designed and manufactured with
high quality materials and components, which can
be recycled and reused.
When you see the crossed-out wheel bin symbol
attached to a product, it means the product is
covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC:
Never dispose of your product with other
household waste. Please inform yourself about
the local rules on the separate collection of
electrical and electronic products. The correct
disposal of your old product helps prevent
potentially negative consequences on the
environment and human health.
or the following team of Environmental
specialist can help.
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End-of-Life Disposal
• Your new product contains materials that
can be recycled and reused. Specialized
companies can recycle your product to
increase the amount of reusable materials
and to minimize the amount to be
disposed of.
• Please find out about the local regulations
on how to dispose of your old monitor
from your local Philips dealer.
• (For customers in Canada and U.S.A.)
Dispose of in accordance to local-state and
federal regulations.
For additional information on recycling contact
www.eia.org (Consumer Education Initiative)
Recycling Information for Customers
Philips establishes technically and economically
viable objectives to optimize the environmental
performance of the organization’s product,
service and activities.
From the planning, design and production
stages, Philips emphasizes the important of
making products that can easily be recycled. At
Philips, end-of-life management primarily entails
participation in national take-back initiatives
and recycling programs whenever possible,
preferably in cooperation with competitors.
There is currently a system of recycling up and
running in the European countries, such as The
Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Sweden and
Denmark.
In U.S.A., Philips Consumer Lifestyle North
America has contributed funds for the
Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) Electronics
Recycling Project and state recycling initiatives
for end-of-life electronics products from
household sources. In addition, the Northeast
Recycling Council (NERC) - a multi-state
non-profit organization focused on promoting
recycling market development - plans to
implement a recycling program.
In Asia Pacific, Taiwan, the products can be taken
back by Environment Protection Administration
(EPA) to follow the IT product recycling
management process, detail can be found in
web site www.epa.gov.tw.For help and service,
please read the section of Service and Warranty
Compliance with Electro-Magnetic
Field (EMF)
Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. manufactures
and sells many products targeted at consumers,
which, like any electronic apparatus, in
general have the ability to emit and receive
electromagnetic signals.
One of Philips’ leading Business Principles is to
take all necessary health and safety measures
for our products, to comply with all applicable
legal requirements and to stay well within
the EMF standards applicable at the time of
producing the products.
Philips is committed to develop, produce and
market products that cause no adverse health
effects. Philips confirms that if its products are
handled properly for their intended use, they
are safe to use according to scientific evidence
available today.
Philips plays an active role in the development
of international EMF and safety standards,
enabling Philips to anticipate further
developments in standardisation for early
integration in its products.
North Europe Information (Nordic
Countries)
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Banned Substance Declaration
This product comply with RoHs and Philips
BSD (AR17-G04-5010-010) requirements.
This PhotoFrame includes this label:
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2 Your Wireless
Digital
PhotoFrame
Congratulations on your purchase, and
welcome to Philips! To fully benefit from the
support that Philips offers, register your product
at www.philips.com/welcome.
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Stand
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AC-DC power adaptor
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CD-ROM (Digital User Manual, Philips
PhotoFrame Manager and its User Manual)
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USB cable
Introduction
With Philips Wireless Digital PhotoFrame,
you can display digital photos in high quality.
You can place it on a flat surface or hang it on
the wall to display photos from USB devices
and memory cards. Even photos stored on
a computer or available on the Internet can
be accessed wirelessly and displayed on the
PhotoFrame.
What’s in the box
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Quick start guide
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Connect
Setup
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Quick Start Guide
Overview of the PhotoFrame
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Adjust brightness level
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Turn on/off the PhotoFrame
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• Confirm a selection
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Return to the upper-level menu
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/ / / navigation key
• Select the previous/next/right/left item
• Adjust time/date
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Access photo options
Access quick settings menu
View Memory/Network/Online status
of a photo source
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• Restore the PhotoFrame
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Slot for a USB flash drive
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Socket for USB cable
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CF
Slot for a CF card
SD/MMC/xD/MS/MS Pro Duo
Slot for an SD/MMC/xD/MS/MS Pro
Duo card
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• Quick button for wireless connection
setup
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• Socket for the AC-DC power adaptor
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Kensington lock
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o Wall mounting hole
Tip
• For mounting the PhotoFrame on the wall, use a
7.0*25*3.0 mm screw. For secure wall mounting, screw
over seven turns.
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3 Get started
Caution
• Use the controls only as stated in this user manual.
Always follow the instructions in this chapter in
sequence.
If you contact Philips, you will be asked for the
model and serial number of your PhotoFrame.
The model number and serial number are
on the back of your PhotoFrame. Write the
numbers here:
Model No. __________________________
Serial No. ___________________________
Install the stand
To place the PhotoFrame on a flat surface,
attach the supplied stand to the back of the
PhotoFrame.
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Insert the stand into the PhotoFrame.
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Turn the stand clockwise 45 degrees to
lock it to the PhotoFrame firmly.
Connect power
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• When you position the PhotoFrame, ensure that the
power plug and outlet are easily accessible.
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Turn on the PhotoFrame
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Connect the power cord to the DC
socket of the PhotoFrame and to a power
supply socket.
Press and hold for more than 1 second.
For the first time use
» Language selection screen is displayed.
You can wirelessly connect the PhotoFrame to
a PC/Mac or the Internet to share photos with
one of the following methods:
• Using a WPS-enabled router
• Using a Windows Vista PC
• Manually
» If there is no language selection,
the PhotoFrame displays photos in
slideshow mode about 30 seconds
later.
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For any other time use
» After the PhotoFrame is turned on, the
main menu is displayed.
Internet
Set up wireless connection with WPSenabled router
What you need:
• A wireless router that is WPS-enabled
• Broadband Internet access
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» If there is no main menu selection,
the PhotoFrame displays photos in
slideshow mode about 20 seconds
later, in the following priority:
1. SD/MMC/xD/MS/MS Pro Duo
2. CF
3. USB
4. PhotoFrame
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To turn off the PhotoFrame, press and hold
for more than 2 seconds.
Press the WPS button on the PhotoFrame.
WPS
PhotoFrame
» The PhotoFrame begins to scan the
wireless network.
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Within 2 minutes, press the WPS button
on the router.
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Set up wireless connection
WPS
» If wireless network setup is successful,
a confirmation message is displayed.
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Press OK to confirm.
• Check whether a valid IP address
is assigned to the PhotoFrame
(see ‘View system status of the
PhotoFrame’ on page 42).
Share PC photos for wireless display (see
‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’
on page 15).
Display Internet photos on the
PhotoFrame (see ‘Display Internet photos’
on page 21).
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Write down the PIN for the PhotoFrame:
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(2) On a Windows Vista PC:
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Ensure that the PC is connected to the
network.
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Click [Start] > [Network].
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Select [Add a Wireless Device].
Tip
• You can set up wireless connection between one
PhotoFrame and the router at a time. If you want to set
up wireless connection between another PhotoFrame
to the router, repeat steps 1 to 3.
Set up wireless connection with
Windows Vista PC
What you need:
• A router that supports Vista PC
• Broadband Internet access.
(1) On the PhotoFrame:
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In the main menu, select [Settings] >
[Installation] > [Network] > [Wireless]
> [Wireless Setup Guide], then press OK
to confirm.
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Select the PhotoFrame from the list, then
click [Next].
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On the PhotoFrame, check whether
a valid IP address is assigned to the
PhotoFrame (see ‘View system status
of the PhotoFrame’ on page 42).
Share PC photos for wireless display (see
‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’
on page 15).
Display Internet photos on the
PhotoFrame (see ‘Display Internet photos’
on page 21).
Set up wireless connection manually
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Select the network to add the
selected device to, then click [Next].
What you need:
• A wireless router
• Broadband Internet access
(1) On a PC:
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Check the settings of the wireless network.
Write down the network name (SSID) and
security key ( WEP/WPA/WPA2 ) for the
network.
(2) On the PhotoFrame:
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In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
Enter the PIN for the PhotoFrame, then
click [Next].
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If the SSID for the network is not
displayed, select [Other...], then press
OK to confirm.
To enter the SSID for the network,
select an alphabet/number, then press
OK to confirm.
To switch between uppercase
and lowercase, select [a/A] on the
displayed keypad, then press OK to
confirm.
Select [Installation] > [Network] >
[Wireless] > [Use manual configuration],
then press OK to confirm.
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If the security key is required, enter the
security key to connect to the network.
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When the key is complete, select [Enter],
then press OK to confirm.
• Check whether a valid IP address
is assigned to the PhotoFrame
(see ‘View system status of the
PhotoFrame’ on page 42).
Select the SSID for the network, then press
OK to confirm.
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Share PC photos for wireless display (see
‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’
on page 15).
Display Internet photos on the
PhotoFrame (see ‘Display Internet photos’
on page 21).
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Click [Library].
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Select [Add to Library ...] from the dropdown menu.
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In the [Select folders to the monitor]
window, select [My personal folders], then
click [Advanced Options>>].
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Click [Add].
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Share PC/Mac photos for
wireless display
To display photos in a shared folder on a PC/
Mac, set up a wireless sharing center.
Note
• Only JPEG photos can be displayed on the PhotoFrame.
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For Windows OS users, ensure that:
• The PhotoFrame and the PC are
connected to the same network.
• An available UPnP server, for example,
Windows Media Player 11, is installed
and set up on the PC (see ‘Download
and set up Windows Media Player 11’
on page 47).
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Add a photo folder to be shared to
Windows Media Player 11 (see ‘Select
photos on PC to share’ on page 15).
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Share the photo folder to the PhotoFrame
with Windows Media Player 11 (see
‘Enable access to shared photos’ on page
16).
For Mac OS users, ensure that:
• The PhotoFrame and the Mac are
connected to the same network.
• An available UPnP server, for example,
Elgato, is installed and set up on the
Mac (www.elgato.com).
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Select photos on PC to share
Before you start, ensure that Windows Media
Player 11 is set up on the PC.
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On the PC, open Windows Media Player 11.
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Select a photo folder to be added to
Windows Media Player 11, then click [OK]
to confirm.
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Share the photo folder to the PhotoFrame
with Windows Media Player 11 (see
‘Enable access to shared photos’ on page
16).
Enable access to shared photos
Before you start, ensure that Windows Media
Player 11 is set up on the PC.
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On the PC, open Windows Media Player
11.
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Click [Library].
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Select [Media Sharing ...] from the dropdown menu.
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Select [Share my media], then click [OK]
to confirm.
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Click [Settings].
Click [OK] again.
» The selected photo folder is added to
Windows Media Player 11.
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Set up TCP/IP connection
(For advanced users only)
You can set up TCP/IP connection for a
customized Internet protocol setting.
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In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
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Select [Installation] > [Network] > [TCP/
IP] > [Address Mode], then press OK to
confirm.
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Select [Automatic (DHCP)], then press
OK to confirm.
Select [Pictures] under [Media tpyes:],
select [All ratings] under [Parental
ratings], then click [OK] to confirm.
Select the PhotoFrame and click [Allow].
Click [OK] to confirm.
Display photos in the shared folder on
a PC on a home network (see ‘Display
streaming photos in a shared folder on a
home network’ on page 20).
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» An IP address is automatically selected
for the PhotoFrame.
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Share PC photos for wireless display (see
‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’
on page 15).
To use a fixed IP address for the PhotoFrame:
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Select [Installation] > [Network] > [TCP/
IP] > [Address Mode] > [Fixed IP], then
press OK to confirm.
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Select [IP Address] / [Subnet Mask] /
[Gateway] / [DNS 1] / [DNS 2], then
press OK to confirm.
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Press / / / to adjust the numbers, then
press OK to confirm.
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Share PC photos for wireless display (see
‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’
on page 15).
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Display photos stored on the
PhotoFrame
Note
• Only JPEG photos can be displayed on the PhotoFrame.
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Display photos stored on a
storage device
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Wireless Digital
PhotoFrame
You can display photos stored on one of the
following storage devices:
• Compact Flash type I
• Secure Digital (SD)
• Secure Digital (SDHC)
• Multimedia Card
• xD card
• Memory Stick
• Memory Stick Pro
• Memory Stick Duo
• Memory Stick Pro Duo
• USB flash drive
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame],
then press OK to confirm.
Note
• Do not remove a storage device while you are
displaying photos on it.
• Only JPEG photos can be displayed on the PhotoFrame.
To display photos on a storage device
which is not on the PhotoFrame:
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Select [Internal Memory], then press OK
to confirm.
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Select an album, then press OK to confirm.
» Photos in the album are displayed in
slideshow mode.
During slideshow:
• To pause slideshow, press OK.
• To resume slideshow, press OK again.
Insert a storage device.
» Photos stored on the storage device
are displayed in slideshow mode.
To display photos on a storage device which is
available on the PhotoFrame:
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In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame],
then press OK to confirm.
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An available UPnP server is installed and
set up on the PC/Mac.
Photo folders to be shared are added to
the UPnP server.
Note
• Only JPEG photos can be displayed on the PhotoFrame.
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In the main menu, select [Shared], then
press OK to confirm.
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Select [Network Servers], then press OK
to confirm.
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Select a PC/Mac to access, then press OK
to confirm.
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Select a shared photo folder from the list,
then press OK to confirm.
Select a storage device, then press OK to
confirm.
Select an album, then press OK to confirm.
» Photos in the album are displayed in
slideshow mode.
During slideshow:
• To pause slideshow, press OK.
• To resume slideshow, press OK again.
Display streaming photos in
a shared folder on a home
network
To display streaming photos in a shared folder
on a home network, ensure that:
• The PhotoFrame and the PC/Mac are
connected to the same network.
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Once you set up an RSS feed on the
PhotoFrame, you can always enjoy the most
updated RSS photos on the Internet (without
PC). The PhotoFrame only supports JPEG
photos. The RSS feed from normal blog does
not work properly on the PhotoFrame.
Note
• Ensure that you have Broadband Internet access and a
wireless router.
• Ensure that you the PhotoFrame and the PC are
wirelessly connected to the same network.
• Ensure that Philips PhotoFrame Manager is installed on
During slideshow:
• To pause slideshow, press OK.
• To resume slideshow, press OK again.
Display Internet photos
the PC.
On the PC:
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Search RSS photos on the Internet with a
web browser.
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Click [Start] > [PhotoFrame Manager] to
start Philips PhotoFrame Manager.
» Philips PhotoFrame Manager starts
to search for the PhotoFrame. If the
PhotoFrame is searched, it is displayed.
Philips PhotoFrame Manager is an application
software on a PC. You can use it to manage and
configure the PhotoFrame. You can use it to
transfer photos from a PC to the PhotoFrame
easily by drag and drop. You can also use it to
download RSS feeds to the PhotoFrame and
display Internet photos with the PhotoFrame.
For details, refer to the user manual of Philips
PhotoFrame Manager in the supplied CD-ROM.
To display Internet photos with the
PhotoFrame:
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Select Internet photos for display (see
‘Load an RSS feed to the PhotoFrame’ on
page 21).
On Philips PhotoFrame Manager:
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Click the [RSS Feed] panel.
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Click the symbol on the [RSS Feed]
panel to add an RSS feed.
Display selected Internet photos (see
‘Display RSS photos with the PhotoFrame’
on page 22).
Load an RSS feed to the PhotoFrame
You can download RSS feeds from some
popular photo web sites, for example:
• www.smugmug.com
• www.flickr.com
• picasaweb.google.com
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Enter [Category] and [Name] of the RSS
feed.
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Drag and drop the RSS icon from the
web site to the [Address] field, then click
[OK] to confirm.
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Select an RSS feed, then press OK to
confirm.
» An RSS feed is loaded to the
PhotoFrame.
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On the PhotoFrame, display RSS photos
posted online (see ‘Display RSS photos
with the PhotoFrame’ on page 22).
» Photos in the RSS feed are displayed.
Display RSS photos with the
PhotoFrame
Before you display RSS photos online, ensure
that:
• Broadband Internet access is available.
• An RSS feed is already set up on the
PhotoFrame.
An RSS feed refreshes frequently (usually
at an interval of an hour) online.
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In the main menu, select [Online], then
press OK to confirm.
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During slideshow:
• To pause slideshow, press OK.
• To resume slideshow, press OK again.
Use the quick settings menu
You can use the frequenlty-used settings menu
to adjust slideshow frequency, display brightness,
or select slideshow sequence.
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During slideshow, press to access quick
settings menu.
» The frequenlty-used settings screen is
displayed.
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To adjust slideshow frequency, select
[Frequency] and adjust frequency, then
press OK to confirm.
To adjust display brightness, select
[Brightness] and adjust brightness, then
press OK to confirm.
To select slideshow sequence, select
[Shuffle] and [On] / [Off], then press OK
to confirm.
Select on-screen language
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In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
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Select [Installation] > [Language], then
press OK to confirm.
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Manage albums
You can copy/move/delete/rename/create an
album on the PhotoFrame or on a storage
device.
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Select a language, then press OK to
confirm.
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your Wireless
Digital
PhotoFrame
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Note
• Do not remove a storage device while you are
transferring photos from or to it.
• You cannot move/delete/rename the default album on
the PhotoFrame.
• Before you move/delete/rename/create an album on
a storage device, ensure that the delete function of
the storage device is enabled (see ‘Protect/Unprotect
content on a storage device’ on page 38).
» If you select [Move Album], all photos
in the album are moved to the
destination album.
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Copy/Move an album on the
PhotoFrame
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Select a destination album on the
PhotoFrame/storage device, then press
OK to confirm.
» If you select [Copy Album], all photos
in the album are copied to the
destination album.
To copy or move photos to a new album,
select [<New Album>], then press OK to
confirm.
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
» A key pad is displayed.
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Select an album and press
the album.
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Select [Copy Album] / [Move Album], then
press OK to confirm.
to manage
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To enter the new name (up to 24
characters), select an alphabet/number,
then press OK to confirm.
• To switch between uppercase
and lowercase, select [a/A] on the
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displayed keypad, then press OK to
confirm.
When the name is complete, select
[Enter], then press OK to confirm.
Delete an album on the PhotoFrame
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In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
Rename an album on the PhotoFrame
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Select an album and press
the album.
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Select [Delete Album], then press OK to
confirm.
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In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
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Select an album and press
the album.
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Select [Rename Album], then press OK to
confirm.
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to manage
Select [OK], then press OK to confirm.
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» A key pad is displayed.
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To enter the new name (up to 24
characters), select an alphabet/number,
then press OK to confirm.
• To switch between uppercase
and lowercase, select [a/A] on the
displayed keypad, then press OK to
confirm.
When the name is complete, select
[Enter], then press OK to confirm.
Create an album on the PhotoFrame
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In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
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Select an album and press
the album.
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Select [Create Album], then press OK to
confirm.
» A key pad is displayed.
to manage
To enter the new name (up to 24
characters), select an alphabet/number,
then press OK to confirm.
• To switch between uppercase
and lowercase, select [a/A] on the
displayed keypad, then press OK to
confirm.
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When the name is complete, select
[Enter], then press OK to confirm.
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Edit photos
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Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
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Select [Multiselect], then press OK to
confirm.
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Select a photo and press OK to confirm
until you select all photos that you want to
edit.
Note
• Do not remove a storage device while you are
transferring photos from or to it.
to access
• Before you rename/move/delete photos on a storage
device, ensure that the delete function of the storage
device is enabled (see ‘Protect/Unprotect content on a
storage device’ on page 38).
Select several photos at a time
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2
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
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Press
to access [Photo Options].
Tip
• If the MultiSelect function is enabled, you can edit many
photos at a time.
Copy photos
1
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
5
Select a photo source and a destination
album, then press OK to confirm.
» The photo copied from a storage
device to the PhotoFrame is resized to
the optimized resolution and renamed
with “PHI_” before the original name.
Rotate photos
2
1
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
2
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
3
Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
4
Select [Copy], then press OK to confirm.
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to access
Select a photo source and a destination
album to store the edited photo.
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Select photo effect
3
Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
4
Select [Rotate], then press OK to confirm.
5
1
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
2
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
3
Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
4
Select [Effect], then press OK to confirm.
to access
Select an orientation, then press OK to
confirm.
to access
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5
Select an effect, then press OK to confirm.
2
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
6
Select a photo source and a destination
album to store the edited photo.
3
Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
4
Select [Rename], then press OK to
confirm.
Rename photos
1
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
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to access
English
» A key pad is displayed.
5
To enter the new name (up to 24
characters), select an alphabet/number,
then press OK to confirm.
• To switch between uppercase
and lowercase, select [a/A] on the
displayed keypad, then press OK to
confirm.
6
When the name is complete, select
[Enter], then press OK to confirm.
3
Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
4
Select [Move], then press OK to confirm.
5
Select a destination album, then press OK
to confirm.
to access
Move photos to another album
1
2
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
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Delete photos
1
In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] >
a photo source, then press OK to confirm.
5
2
Select [OK], then press OK to confirm.
Select an album and press (Right) to
access the thumbnail mode.
Adjust brightness
1
3
Select a photo and press
[Photo Options].
4
Select [Delete], then press OK to confirm.
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to access
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
3
Select [Brightness], then press OK to
confirm.
English
2
3
Select [Transition Effect], then press OK
to confirm.
4
Select [Collage], then press OK to
confirm.
5
Select a collage format, then press OK to
confirm.
Press / to adjust brightness, then press
OK to confirm.
Adjust slideshow settings
Display collage photos
1
2
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
Select [Slideshow], then press OK to
confirm.
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•
To stop collage display, select [Settings] >
[Slideshow] > [Transition Effect] > [No
effect], then press OK to confirm.
Select display format
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
» If you select [Original], the
PhotoFrame displays a photo in its
original aspect ratio.
» If you select [Radiant Colour], the
PhotoFrame blends the color on the
edges of a photo that is smaller than
the full screen to fill the screen without
black bars or aspect ratio distortion.
2
» If you select [Scale and fit], the
PhotoFrame scales and zooms a photo
to fill the screen.
Select [Viewing Format], then press OK to
confirm.
Select slideshow frequency
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1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Slideshow], then press OK to
confirm.
Select a format, then press OK to confirm.
EN
You can display slideshow in a fixed order or in
a random order.
3
4
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Slideshow], then press OK to
confirm.
3
Select [Sequence], then press OK to
confirm.
Select [Frequency], then press OK to
confirm.
Select a slideshow frequency, then press
OK to confirm.
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Select slideshow sequence
4
Select a sequence, then press OK to
confirm.
3
Select [Transition Effect], then press OK
to confirm.
4
Select a slideshow effect, then press OK to
confirm.
Select a transition effect
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
Display calendar/clock with slideshow
2
Select [Slideshow], then press OK to
confirm.
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1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
English
2
Select [Slideshow], then press OK to
confirm.
Set time and date
3
4
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Installation], then press OK to
confirm.
Select [Calendar and Clock], then press
OK to confirm.
Select a time format, then press OK to
confirm.
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3
Select [Time and Date], then press OK to
confirm.
Protect/Unprotect content
on a storage device
You can enable the delete function on a storage
device available on the PhotoFrame. To protect
photos on a storage device from accidental
deletes, you can disable the delete function on a
storage device.
4
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Installation], then press OK to
confirm.
Select [Set Time] / [Set Date], then press
(Right).
5
Press / / / to set time/date, then press
OK to confirm.
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Specify time to auto on/off
3
4
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Installation], then press OK to
confirm.
3
Select [SmartPower Pro], then press OK
to confirm.
English
1
Select [Memory Card], then press OK to
confirm.
Select [Do Not Allow] / [Allow], then
press OK to confirm.
Select display auto on/off
With SmartPower Pro function on the
PhotoFrame, you can configure the time for
the PhotoFrame to turn on or off the display
automatically. You can also adjust the brightness
sensor for the PhotoFrame to turn on or off
the display according to the ambient brightness.
To enable the SmartPower Pro function, ensure
that:
• The current time or sensor level of the
PhotoFrame is set correctly.
• The PhotoFrame is turned on.
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7
Select [Timer], then press OK to confirm.
Specify brightness to auto on/off
4
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Installation], then press OK to
confirm.
3
Select [SmartPower Pro], then press OK
to confirm.
Select [Screen On-Timer] / [Screen OffTimer], then press (Right).
5
Press / / / to set time, then press OK
to confirm.
6
Select [Auto Screen On/Off], then press
OK to confirm.
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Select [Auto Sensor], then press OK to
confirm.
English
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Tip
• When the ambient light reaches the set auto on/off
level and lasts 15 seconds, the Auto Sensor function
takes effect.
Select auto orientation
4
Select [Screen On-Sensor] / [Screen OffSensor], then press (Right).
5
Press / to adjust brightness sensor, then
press OK to confirm.
6
Select [Auto Screen On/Off], then press
OK to confirm.
You can display photos in the correct
orientation depending the horizontal/vertical
orientation of the PhotoFrame.
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
2
Select [Installation], then press OK to
confirm.
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3
Select [Auto Tilt], then press OK to
confirm.
3
4
Select [On] / [Off], then press OK to
confirm.
Select [On], then press OK to confirm.
Turn on/off button sound
1
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
View system status of the
PhotoFrame
2
Select [Installation] > [Beep], then press
OK to confirm.
You can find the following information on the
PhotoFrame:
• Internal memory space
• Connected storage device: name and space
• Firmware version
• Online status
• IP address
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In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
English
2
Select [Status] to view the information of
the PhotoFrame.
2
Select [Installation] > [Default], then press
OK to confirm.
» A caution message is displayed.
Reset all settings to factory
default
1
3
Select [OK], then press OK to confirm.
» The PhotoFrame resets all settings
to factory default and turns off
automatically.
In the main menu, select [Settings], then
press OK to confirm.
Update the PhotoFrame
You can download the latest software from
www.philips.com to update the PhotoFrame.
1
Download the latest software onto the
root directory of a storage device, for
example an SD card.
2
Insert the SD card into the PhotoFrame.
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» [New Update] is highlighted in the
main menu.
3
When the confirmation message is
displayed, select [Yes], then press OK to
confirm.
» When the update is complete, the
PhotoFrame reboots.
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Note
• Product information is subject to change without prior
notice.
Picture/Display
• Viewing angle: @ C/R > 10, 130º (H) /
110º (V)
• Lifetime, to 50% brightness: 20000 hr
• Brightness: 250 cd/m²
• Aspect ratio: 4:3
• Panel resolution: 800 x 600
• Contrast ratio (typical): 300:1
Storage Media
• Built-in memory capacity: 512MB ( for
2000 photos )
• Memory Card Types:
• Compact Flash type I
• Secure Digital (SD)
• Secure Digital (SDHC)
• Multimedia Card
• xD card
• Memory Stick
• Memory Stick Pro
• Memory Stick Duo
• Memory Stick Pro Duo
• USB: USB flash drive
Connectivity
• USB: USB 2.0 Host, USB 2.0 Slave
• Wi-Fi: IEEE 802.11b/g
Dimensions
• Set dimensions with stand
(W x H x D): 222.6 x 182.2 x 33.2 mm/
8.76 x 7.17 x 1.31 inches
• Weight (main unit): 0.34 kg/0.75 lb
• Temperature range (operation): 0 °C - 40
°C/32 °F - 104 °F
• Temperature range (storage): -10 °C - +60
°C/14 °F - 140 °F
Power
• Input: AC, 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Output: DC, 9 V
2.0 A
• Power consumption: (System on) 5.09 W
• Power mode supported: AC powered
Accessories
• AC-DC power Adaptor
• USB cable
• Stand
• CD-ROM, including
• User Manual
• Philips PhotoFrame Manager
(software and manual)
• Quick start guide
Convenience
• Card Reader: Built-in (2x)
• Photo format supported: JPEG photo, Up
to 10MB JPEG files, Up to 20 Megapixels
• Placement supported: Photo auto
orientation, Landscape, Portrait
• Buttons and controls: 3 buttons, 4-way
navigation key and enter
• Playback mode: Full screen browse,
Slideshow, Thumbnail browse
• Album management: Create, Delete, Move,
Copy, Rename
• Photo edit: Copy, Delete, Rotate, Rename,
Move
• Photo effects: Sepia, Radiantcolor
• Slideshow setting: Random, Sequential,
Transition effect, Collage (multiple pictures)
• Setup function: Brightness adjustment,
Language, Slideshow, Status, Auto on/off,
Beep on/off, Set time and date, Clock
display enable/disable, Photo source
• System status: Firmware version, Remaining
memory
• Connected media status: Connected
media, Remaining memory
• Regulatory Approvals: CE, GOST,
Switzerland
• Other convenience: Kensington lock
compatible
• On-Screen Display languages: English,
Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch,
Danish, Portuguese, Russian
• System compatibility: Mac OS X 10.4-10.5,
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g network, Windows Vista,
Windows XP, with Wi-Fi
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6 Product
information
7 Frequently
asked questions
Is the LCD screen touch-enabled?
The LCD screen is not touch-enabled. Use the
buttons on the back to control the PhotoFrame.
Why cannot I connect the wireless
PhotoFrame?
Make sure that the Internet connection and
wireless router are functional.
Make sure that the SSID and password of the
Wi-Fi network are correct.
Make sure that you have at least 2 available
IP addresses (one for the PC, one for the
PhotoFrame). The PC and PhotoFrame cannot
share the same IP address. To get more than
2 available IP addresses, you need a Wi-Fi
router which has capability to assign multiple IP
addresses.
Why I cannot save the RSS photos shown on
my photoframe ?
The PhotoFrame does not save RSS photos
online for the online service and network
streaming resources normally have copyright.
Can I switch different slideshow photos by
using different memory cards?
Yes. When a memory card is connected to the
PhotoFrame, it displays photos on the specific
memory card in slideshow mode.
Will the LCD be damaged, if I keep showing
the same photo for a long time?
No. The PhotoFrame can display the same
photo continuously for 72 hours without any
damage to the LCD screen.
Can I use the PhotoFrame to delete photos
on a memory card?
Yes, it supports operations to delete photos on
external devices such as a memory card.
Can I use the PhotoFrame during its display
auto-off periods?
Yes. Press any control button to bring the
system back to ON status; then, you can use
the PhotoFrame.
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Why does not my PhotoFrame show some of
my photos?
The PhotoFrame only supports JPEG photos.
Ensure that these JPEG photos are not
damaged.
Why does not the PhotoFrame go into autooff status after I set it?
• Ensure that you set the current time,
auto-off time, and auto-on time correctly.
The PhotoFrame automatically turns off its
display exactly at the auto-off time. If the
time has already passed for the day, it starts
to enter auto-off status at the specified
time from the next day.
• Ensure that you adjust brightness sensor
correctly. If the auto-on level is too close
to the auto-off level, this function may not
take effect.
Does the PhotoFrame support CF II?
No. The PhotoFrame does not support CF II.
Can I increase the memory size to store more
pictures on the PhotoFrame?
No. The internal memory of the PhotoFrame is
fixed and cannot be expanded. However, you
could switch between different photos by using
different storage devices on the PhotoFrame.
The PhotoFrame is ON but the PhotoFrame
does not respond anymore. What can I do?
Ensure that the PhotoFrame is turned on. Then,
use a pin to trigger the RESET button located
on the back to restore the system.
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8 Appendix
Download and set up
Windows Media Player 11
Note
• Ensure that the PC is connected to the Internet.
1
Search for the Microsoft Windows Media
Player download page.
4
Click [Run].
2
Click [Download Now].
5
Click [Validate] to confirm.
3
Click [Download Now] to start the
download.
6
Click [I Accept] to accept the
supplemental license for Windows Media
Player 11.
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7
On the Welcome screen, select [Custom
Settings], then click [Next].
8
Accept all options, then click [Next].
9
On the [Customize the Installation
Options] window, choose an option or
both, then click [Next].
10 Select the file types that you want
Windows Media Player 11 to play by
default, then click [Finish].
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9 Glossary
K
Aspect ratio
Aspect ratio refers to the length to height ratio
of TV screens. The ratio of a standard TV is 4:3,
while the ratio of a high-definition or wide TV
is 16:9. The letter box allows you to enjoy a
picture with a wider perspective on a standard
4:3 screen.
Kensington lock
A Kensington Security Slot (also called a K-Slot
or Kensington lock). Part of an anti-theft system.
It is a small, metal-reinforced hole found on
almost all small or portable computer and
electronics equipment, particularly on expensive
and/or relatively light ones, such as laptops,
computer monitors, desktop computers,
gaming consoles, and video projectors. It is
used for attaching a lock-and-cable apparatus, in
particular those from Kensington.
C
M
CF Card
CompactFlash card. A memory card that uses
flash memory to store data on a small card. A
CompactFlash card makes data easy to add to
a wide variety of computing devices, including
digital cameras and music players, desktop
computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs),
digital audio recorders, and photo printers.
Memory Stick
Memory Stick. A flash memory card for digital
storage on cameras, camcorders and other
handheld devices.
A
D
DLNA
Digital Living Network Alliance. An international,
cross-industry collaboration of consumer
electronics, computing industry and mobile device
companies. Members of DLNA share a vision of
wired and wireless interoperable networks where
digital content such as photos, music, and videos
can be shared through consumer electronics (CE),
personal computers (PCs), and mobile devices in
and beyond the home.
J
P
Photo streaming
Photo streaming. A technology allows users to
view customized feeds regardless of the owner.
A subscriber can view photos from either
service by keyword tags that automatically
update as new images are posted online.
R
JPEG
A very common digital still picture format. A
still-picture data compression system proposed
by the Joint Photographic Expert Group, which
features small decrease in image quality in
spite of its high compression ratio. Files are
recognized by their file extension ‘.jpg’ or ‘.jpeg.’
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MMC Card
MultiMedia Card. A flash memory card that
provides storage for cellphones, PDAs and
other handheld devices. The card uses flash
memory for read/write applications or ROM
chips (ROM-MMC) for static information, the
latter widely used for adding applications to a
Palm PDA.
EN
RSS
Really Simple Syndication. A syndication format
popular for aggregating updates to blogs and
the news sites. RSS has also stood for “Rich Site
Summary” and “RDF Site Summary.”
W
SD Card
Secure Digital Memory Card. A flash memory
card that provides storage for digital cameras,
cellphones and PDAs. SD Cards use the same
32 x 24mm form factor as the MultiMediaCard
(MMC), but are slightly thicker (2.1mm vs.
1.4mm), and SD Card readers accept both
formats. Cards up to 4GB are available.
WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
All 802.11b (Wi-Fi / wireless) networks use WEP
as their basic security protocol. WEP secures data
transmissions using 64-bit or 128-bit encryption;
however, it does not offer complete security and
is usually used in conjunction with other security
measures such as EAP.
SSID
Service Set IDentifier. The name assigned to a
wireless Wi-Fi network. All devices must use
this same, case-sensitive name to communicate,
which is a text string up to 32 bytes long. Typically,
SSID is set to the name of the equipment vendor.
It can be manually changed by going into the
configuration settings of the access point with a
Web browser. The client machines can identify all
the wireless networks that they find when they
boot up, unless the networks are hidden.
T
TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol. A communications protocol
developed under contract from the U.S.
Department of Defense to internet work
dissimilar systems. Invented by Vinton Cerf and
Bob Kahn, this de facto Unix standard is the
protocol of the Internet and the global standard
for communications.
U
UPnP
Universal Plug and Play. A family of protocols
from the UPnP Forum (www.upnp.org) for
automatically configuring devices, discovering
services and providing peer-to-peer data
transfer over an IP network. UPnP is not
technically related to PnP (Plug and Play).
It is related by concept: both provide zero
configuration, which is automatic installation
without manual configuration.
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) is a wireless
technology brand owned by the Wi-Fi Alliance
intended to improve the interoperability of
wireless local area network products based
on the IEEE 802.11 standards. Common
applications for Wi-Fi include Internet and VoIP
phone access, gaming, and network connectivity
for consumer electronics such as televisions,
DVD players, and digital cameras.
WPA / WPA2 (Wi-Fi Protected Access)
A Wi-Fi standard that was designed to improve
upon the security features of WEP.The technology
is designed to work with existing Wi-Fi products
that have been enabled with WEP (i.e. as a
software upgrade to existing hardware), but the
technology includes two improvements over WEP.
WPS
Wi-Fi Protected Setup. A standard for easy
and secure establishment of a wireless home
network.
The goal of the WPS protocol is to simplify the
process of connecting any home device to the
wireless network, and so it was first named
‘Wi-Fi Simple Config’. Also, the protocol is meant
to prevent home users from exposing their
networks to any sort of attack, and especially
free-loading onto their connection to the internet,
by configuring the Wi-Fi Protected Access
parameters of the Network in an easy way.
X
xD Card
EXtreme Digital Picture Card. A flash memory
card used in digital cameras.
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