Giant Telecom IV730B Digital Photo Frame with WIFI User Manual Manual

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Intouch
IT7350&IT7340
Version –B
User Guide Version 0. 1
Safety Precautions
Make sure to follow the directions below to prevent personal injury, accidents and damage to the product.
Warning:
To reduce the risk of bodily injury, electrical shock, fire, and damage to the equipment, observe the following precautions:
Make sure to insert the power plug until it is firmly in place.
Do not use a damaged power plug, power cord, or plug into a damaged outlet.
Do not use force to pull the power cord.
Do not touch the power plug with wet hands.
Do not connect more than one appliance to a single outlet.
Do not place anything heavy on the power cord.
Make sure to turn the power off and disconnect the power plug from the outlet before moving the product.
Make sure to disconnect any connected cables from other devices as well.
Caution:
Failure to follow the accompanying directions may lead to minor personal injury or property damage.
Hold and pull out the plug by its body when disconnecting it from the outlet, as pulling the plug out by the cord may cause it to be damaged. Failing to do
so, may cause fire, or the product may not turn on normally.
Ensure that the power plug is disconnected before cleaning the product. Failing to do so, may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not let water come into contact with or enter the power adapter, as this may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not use the product outdoors in snowy or rainy weather, or near any water.
When cleaning the floor with water, avoid any water contact with the power adapter.
Do not place the power adapter near a heater, as this may cause fire.
Installation
Warning:
Failure to follow the accompanying directions may lead to serious injury or death.
Caution:
Plug the adapter to the socket outlet that near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. Use only the E-TEK (Output: 5.0V / 3.0A,
Input: AC 100 -240V ~ 50 / 60 Hz 0.8A) power supply that came with this unit. Using other power supplies may damage the unit.
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When installing the product on a cabinet or shelf, do not let the front end of the product project beyond its front edge. Failing to do so, may cause the
product to fall, resulting in a product malfunction or personal injury.
Do not place the power cord near a heater, as the power cord may melt, causing electric shock or fire.
Do not install the product in a car or a location exposed to oil, smoke, moisture, water, or rainwater. Any contact of these materials with the product may
cause electric shock or fire.
Disconnect the power plug when there is thunder or lightning. Failing to do so, may cause electric shock or fire.
For Pluggable Equipment, the socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using your wireless internet frame and equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and
injury to persons, including the following:
Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement or near a swimming pool.
The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible
Use only the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. They may explode. Check with local codes for
possible special disposal instructions.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Caution:
Failure to follow the accompanying directions may lead to minor personal injury or property damage.
Place the product down gently when installing it. Failing to do so may cause product damage or personal injury.
Do not install the product in a location easily reached by children. As the product may fall and cause personal injury.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
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Interference Information
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 undesired operation.
Warning:
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
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 instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
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.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated
with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body.
Shielded cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits.
This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
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Table of Contents
Getting Started.................................................................... 1
Package Contents.............................................................................. 1
Wireless Internet Frame Overview ................................................... 2
Front panel...................................................................................... 2
For a slide show as the wallpaper ................................................ 14
Slide Show Control Buttons.......................................................... 15
Clock and Calendar .......................................................... 16
Setting up the Calendar .................................................................. 16
Back panel ...................................................................................... 3
Set the Date.................................................................................. 16
Left Panel........................................................................................ 4
Set Date Format ........................................................................... 16
Right Panel ..................................................................................... 4
Connecting the AC/DC Power Adapter and USB cable ................. 5
General Button Description .............................................................. 6
Calendar Preview............................................................................. 17
Using the Calendar preview ......................................................... 17
Setting up the Clock ........................................................................ 17
Turning your Frame on ...................................................... 7
Set the Time ................................................................................. 18
Standing the Frame up...................................................................... 7
Select Time Format ...................................................................... 18
Calibrate the Touch Screen .............................................................. 7
Select Internet Time Synchronization........................................... 18
Select Time Zone ......................................................................... 18
Language Selection........................................................................... 7
Setting up and using the Clock Alarm........................................... 19
End User License Agreement (EULA) ............................................. 8
To set an Alarm ............................................................................ 19
The Home Screen ............................................................... 9
To change an alarm...................................................................... 20
Home Screen Overview..................................................................... 9
Alarm Control................................................................................ 20
Home Settings Screen..................................................................... 10
Frame Tools ...................................................................... 21
Additional Home Settings ............................................................. 11
Main Menu ........................................................................................ 21
Power Icon........................................................................................ 11
Tools Screen .................................................................................... 21
Wi-Fi icon.......................................................................................... 12
Keyboard .......................................................................................... 22
News Bar........................................................................................... 12
On-Screen Display Bar.................................................................... 23
Wallpaper Settings .......................................................................... 13
Open and close the On-Screen Display (OSD) Bar ..................... 23
For a still picture as wallpaper ...................................................... 13
OSD Bar Description .................................................................... 23
Adjust LCD Brightness using OSD Bar ........................................ 24
Adjust Volume Level using OSD Bar............................................ 24
Photo Player Main Page controls................................................... 40
Photo................................................................................................. 41
Lock / Unlock the screen using OSD Bar ..................................... 24
Settings ............................................................................. 25
Frame ................................................................................................ 41
Slide Show Control Buttons.......................................................... 41
Network............................................................................................. 26
Setup Wi-Fi Network - Access Point’s DHCP settings is On and the AP
Zoom Control Buttons................................................................... 42
Disk ................................................................................................... 43
SSID is not hidden........................................................................ 26
Setup Wi-Fi Network - Access Point’s DHCP settings is ON but the AP
Home Network.................................................................................. 43
SSID is hidden and no encryption key is needed......................... 28
Adding Photos to the Library ........................................................ 43
Manual Edit Wi-Fi Network Screen .............................................. 29
Checking Shared Photos.............................................................. 46
Advanced Settings........................................................................ 30
Sharing Settings for Accepting Connections from Your Frame.... 47
Date / Time........................................................................................ 32
View for Sharing the Photos on your frame.................................. 48
Display .............................................................................................. 32
Web ................................................................................................... 49
Screen Calibration ........................................................................ 32
Photo Setup...................................................................................... 49
Brightness..................................................................................... 32
Slide Show.................................................................................... 49
Auto Playback Demo Video.......................................................... 33
Setup Web Photo Account ........................................................... 50
System Settings ............................................................................... 34
Content Service (Windows Live FrameIt)...................................... 52
Language...................................................................................... 34
Account......................................................................................... 52
Firmware Upgrade........................................................................ 34
Setup Windows Live FrameIt Account ......................................... 52
Factory Reset ............................................................................... 36
Show Details................................................................................. 36
Content Service (Framechannel ) .................................................. 54
Motion Sensor (Model IT7350 only) ............................................. 37
Account......................................................................................... 55
Screen Taps Sound...................................................................... 37
Setup Framechannel Account ...................................................... 55
Power Management ......................................................................... 38
Copy/ Delete Photos........................................................................ 56
Sleep Mode................................................................................... 38
Copy One ..................................................................................... 56
Interval Time (Sleep Interval Time) .............................................. 38
Copy All ........................................................................................ 57
Battery Profile ............................................................................... 39
Delete One ................................................................................... 57
Photo / Content Service ................................................... 40
Delete All ...................................................................................... 57
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RSS News Reader (RSS2.0) ............................................. 58
Media Setup...................................................................................... 71
RSS News Feed screen ................................................................... 58
Setup Media Playback.................................................................. 71
News Feed List screen .................................................................... 59
Add a Station ................................................................................ 72
Edit an added Internet Radio Station ........................................... 73
RSS News Reader............................................................................ 60
Delete an added Internet Radio Station ....................................... 73
RSS News Reader Control Buttons / Icons.................................. 60
Copy / Delete Media Files................................................................ 74
News Text Content ....................................................................... 60
News Media Player....................................................................... 60
RSS News Reader > News Text Content..................................... 61
Copy One ..................................................................................... 74
Copy All ........................................................................................ 74
Delete One ................................................................................... 75
Refresh / Delete News ..................................................................... 61
Delete All ...................................................................................... 75
Refresh RSS News Feed screen ................................................. 61
Specifications ................................................................... 76
Delete One RSS News Headline.................................................. 62
Delete All RSS News Headlines................................................... 62
Troubleshooting ............................................................... 78
Delete All RSS News Read Headlines ......................................... 62
Delete One in RSS News Reader Screen.................................... 62
News Setup....................................................................................... 63
Set General Settings .................................................................... 63
Add / Edit RSS News Feeds (Support RSS2.0 Format only) ....... 64
Get RSS News Feed Address from Internet ................................ 64
Add a new RSS News Feed ......................................................... 65
Edit a RSS News Feed................................................................. 66
Delete a RSS News Feed............................................................. 67
Media Player...................................................................... 68
Music / Video .................................................................................... 69
Internet Radio and Web TV ............................................................. 70
Stations, Podcast or Web TV ....................................................... 70
More.............................................................................................. 70
Add to Favorites ........................................................................... 71
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Getting Started
Package Contents
Please check to make sure that the following items are included in the box:
Item
Quantity
Wireless Internet Frame
AC/DC Power Adaptor
Quick Start Guide
Customer Support Contact Sheet
CD-ROM (includes User Guide and Warranty Information)
Wireless Internet Frame Overview
Front panel
Motion Sensor ON/OFF
indicator light (Only for
IT7350)
Back panel
Mode button
Battery
Press to display
On-Screen buttons.
USB port
Insert a USB flash
drive here that
contains stored
pictures, music and
video to access.
DC power jack
DC 5V / 3.0A
Left Panel
Right Panel
PC (mini-USB) port
4-in-1 card slot
Insert a memory card here that
contains stored pictures, music,
or video that you would like to
access.
Connect to PC with
provided USB cable.
Reset button
Restart your frame
Audio output jack
CF (Compact Flash) card slot
Insert a compact flash here that
contains stored pictures, music
or video that you would like to
access.
Connect to external audio output (e.g.
earphones, headphones, speakers)
Soft Power switch
Press and hold this key
to turn power on and
off.
Connecting the AC/DC Power Adapter and USB cable
DC power adapter
Plug the DC power adapter end into the DC
5V/ 3.0A jack on the back of the frame.
Connecting USB
To connect an external USB supported device
to your frame, use an USB cable and plug it
into the USB jack on the back of the frame.
AC power cord
Plug the AC power cord
into a nearby outlet.
Notes:
1) When connecting an external device to the USB port, use the USB cable provided with the external device.
2) Some external devices provide a cable that does not meet USB standards, which may cause a malfunction.
3) If an external storage device does not work normally when connected to your digital photo frame, try to connect it to your PC. If it still does not work
normally after re-connecting to your PC, then contact a service center for that external device or your PC.
General Button Description
Icon
Button Name
Function
Submenu button
Enter into submenu
Select option button
Select option
Select file button
Select file
Delete button
Delete some setups
Keyboard button
Input characters
More button
View more details
Turning your Frame on
If it’s your first time turning on your frame, or you have reset the frame to factory presets, then you must calibrate the frame, select your language and accept
the End User License Agreement (EULA).
Standing the Frame up
Rotate the frame handle to the desired viewing angle. To release the handle, press on both ends at the same time to release the locking mechanism.
Calibrate the Touch Screen
1. Slide the OFF / ON switch to ON.
2. There are five (5) points (+) needed to tap to calibrate the touch screen. The first point (+) is in the center of the screen and there is one (1) point (+) in each
corner. Follow the on screen instructions to calibrate the frame.
3. After completing the calibration, the Language screen will appear.
Language Selection
1. On the Language screen, tap on the language you want.
2. Next, tap OK to accept the selected language.
Language pop-up menu
End User License Agreement (EULA)
After selecting the language, you must review the EULA
To accept the EULA:
1. To accept the EULA, tap the check box next to “I accept the terms in the
license agreement”.
2. Next, tap OK. The Home Screen will appear.
EULA
To not accept the EULA:
1. If you do not want to accept the terms of the EULA then tap the check box
next to “I do not accept the terms in the license agreement”.
2. Next, tap OK.
3. A pop-up screen will appear telling you to “Please switch off the device”.
If you tap OK on the pop-up screen you will be sent back to the EULA screen.
EULA – no acceptance pop-up
The Home Screen
Home Screen Overview
Clock
Calendar
Tap to set the clock’s
alarm.
Tap to view calendar.
Wallpaper area
Tap to open the Home Settings screen to
change settings to the home display, e.g.
change background image or slideshow.
WiFi indicator
Indicates the network
connection status.
Menu button
Tap to open the Main
Menu.
News Bar
Tap to open the news article (works when
connected to the internet).
Power indicator
Indicates the rechargeable
battery power level.
Home Settings Screen
Wallpaper
Clock
Choose a still picture or
slide show as wallpaper on
the Home Screen.
Choose between a digital or
analog clock on the Home
Screen, and turn it on or off.
Calendar
Turn the Home Screen
calendar on or off.
Home Settings screen
News Bar
Turn it on or off on the Home
Screen.
Notes:
1) The wallpaper will default to the factory preset if you factory reset the frame.
2) The selected still picture used for the wallpaper is copied to internal memory. If you delete this picture in the Photo application, it will not be deleted
from the internal memory.
3) To add background music or change other settings for the slide show in the Home Screen, please go to the Photo Setup section.
4) User can play a slide show from internal memory or card only, Web or Home Network selection IS NOT enabled for the Home Screen.
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Additional Home Settings
In addition to the wallpaper settings, you can also make additional Home
Screen settings:
Clock – Allows you to turn the Home Screen clock on or off.
Clock Mode – Lets you select the display clock mode (digital or analog) in the
Home Screen.
Clock Mode is disabled when slide show is selected or the clock is turned off.
Calendar – Allows you to turn the Home Screen calendar on or off.
News Bar – Allows you to turn the News Bar display on or off in the Home
Screen.
News Bar is disabled when slide show is selected.
Home Display screen
Power Icon
1. When the battery is empty, a pop-up screen will appear and the alarm will
sound.
2. When the battery is empty, connect the power adapter. The battery icon
will flash from empty to full repeatedly.
3. When the battery is full the battery
icon will be displayed. When
the battery is not full it displays the current battery status.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
Battery status pop-up
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Wi-Fi icon
The WiFi icon on the Home Screen displays the status of
your network connection.
If the Wi-Fi icon is tapped, the screen will jump to the Wi-Fi
setting screen.
Icons
Icon Name
Description
Wi-Fi icon
Connection to wireless access point is present.
No Wi-Fi icon
Connection to wireless access point is not present.
News Bar
The News Bar lets you read news articles by tapping on the article. The News Bar works only when the frame is connected to the internet. Please refer to the
RSS News Reader section for more detailed instructions on how to set up the news feed.
The news feed on the Home Screen is pulled from the News Feeds listed in the RSS News Feeds screen (see News Feed Reader application). The News
Bar will begin with the first news feed listed and displays the news articles in that feed, and then proceeds to the next news feed and displays all of its articles,
then goes to the next news feed, and so forth. This sequence is continuously repeated. The selection of news feeds and their sequence can not be changed.
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Wallpaper Settings
For a still picture as wallpaper
1. On the Home Screen, tap the wallpaper area. The Home Settings
screen will appear.
2. Tap the
button on the Wallpaper line.
3. Tap Still Picture on the pop-up. Still Picture will appear on the
Wallpaper line.
4. Tap the
button on the Still Picture line. The Photo Browser screen
will appear.
5. Tap Frame or Disk to select the picture location.
Photo Browser screen
6. Double tap the picture you want. The picture you selected should appear
in the Still Picture line in the Home Settings screen.
7. Tap the
button on the Home Setting screen.
8. On the Save Settings pop-up:

Tap Yes to save the setting. The Home Screen will appear with your
selected picture as the wallpaper.

Tap No to cancel the setting. The Home Screen will appear with
current picture or slide show as the wallpaper.
Save pop-up box
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For a slide show as the wallpaper
1. On the Home Screen, tap the wallpaper area. The Home Settings
screen will appear.
2. Tap the
button on the Wallpaper line.
3. Tap Slide Show on the pop-up. Slide Show will appear on the
Wallpaper line.
button on the Play Slide Show from line. The Photo
4. Tap the
Browser screen will appear.
5. Tap Frame or Disk to select location of pictures.
Photo Browser screen
6. Double tap on one of the pictures in the photo display area. The picture
you selected should appear in the Play Slide Show from line in the Home
Settings screen.
7. Tap the
button on the Home Setting screen. The picture and the
photo set that you selected will appear in the Home Screen.
8. On the Save Settings pop-up:

Tap Yes to save the setting. The Home Screen will appear and the
slide show will play from the picture selected.

Tap No to cancel the setting. The Home Screen will appear with
current picture or slide show as the wallpaper.
Save pop-up box
When Slide Show is selected as the wallpaper, the Home Screen will only
display the Clock and Calendar.
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Slide Show Control Buttons
When using the slide show feature, tap the Home Screen wallpaper area to open the Slide Show Control Bar.
Clock
Calendar
Menu button
Back button
Go to Main Menu.
Go back to Home
Settings.
Previous button
Next button
Go back to
previous photo.
Go to next photo.
Play button
Start slide show
playback.
Note: When playing slide show in Home setting, user can control to move to next picture by shaking his hand in front of the sensor. Tap the screen, the
control button will appear. Motion sensor is effective either when slide show is being played or being paused (Only for IT7350).
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Clock and Calendar
Setting up the Calendar
1. On the Home Screen, tap the
button.
2. Next, on the Main Menu screen, tap the Settings icon.
3. Then on the Settings screen, tap the
button.
4. The Settings > Date / Time screen will appear.
Set the Date
1. On the Date line, tap the
Main Menu screen
button.
2. The Date / Time > Date screen appears.
3. Tap the up and down arrows to set the day, month, and year.
4. Tap Yes to save the settings or No to cancel the settings. You will be
returned back to the Settings > Date / Time screen.
Set Date Format
1.
On the Date Format line, tap the
2.
A pop-up will appear displaying the available date formats.
3.

MM / DD / YYYY

DD / MM / YYYY

YYYY / MM / DD
button.
Settings > Date / Time screen
Tap the desired format. To exit the pop-up without selecting a format tap
the
button.
4.
You will be returned to the Settings > Date / Time screen.
5.
The selected format will now be displayed on the Date Format line.
Date / Time > Date screen
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Calendar Preview
On the Home Screen, you can tap the area outlined in red to switch between
the Date Display and the Month Display.
Using the Calendar preview
1.
On the Home Screen, tap the Calendar to view in full screen.
2.
The calendar will be displayed in the day or month mode depending on
how it is set in the Home Screen.
3.
Use the buttons listed below to change the calendar view.
Month button - change to month display
Day button - change to day display
Calendar: Month Display
Calendar: Day Display
Today button - jump to today display
Next button - Go to next day, next month or next year
Previous button - Go to previous day, previous month or previous year
Setting up the Clock
1.
On the Home Screen, tap the
button.
2.
On the Main Menu screen, tap the Settings icon.
3.
On the Settings screen, tap the
4.
The Settings > Date / Time screen will appear.
button.
Main Menu screen
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Set the Time
1.
On the Time line, tap
to open the Date / Time > Time screen.
2.
Tap the up and down arrows to set the hour, minute, and AM / PM.
3.
Tap Yes to save the settings or No to cancel the settings. You will be
returned back to the Settings > Date / Time screen.
Select Time Format
Settings > Date / Time screen
1. On the Time Format line, tap the
button.
2. A pop-up will appear displaying the available time formats: 12 hours or 24
hours.
3. Tap on the desired format. To exit the pop-up without selecting a format,
tap the
button.
4. You will be returned to the Settings > Date / Time screen.
6.
The selected format will now be displayed on the Time Format line.
Select Internet Time Synchronization
If you select ON, the system time of your device would be synchronized
with network GMT time. The network GMT time is from the internet.
If you select OFF, this function will be disabled and the Clock will use local
settings.
Date / Time > Time screen
Select Time Zone
You only need to set the Time Zone when Internet Time Synchronization is
set to ON. Your Time Zone setting is used for adjusting the GMT time over the
internet.
button.
1.
On the Time Zone line, tap the
2.
The Date / Time > Time Zone screen appears.
3.
Tap on the up and down arrows to select the available selections:

Date / Time > Time Zone screen
GMT+00 to GMT+13 or GMT-01 to GMT-12
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Setting up and using the Clock Alarm
To set an Alarm
You can set up to a maximum of four alarms.
1.
2.
Open the Clock

On the Home Screen, tap the Clock to view in full screen.

On the Home Screen, tap Menu. Main Menu screen appears. Tap
Tools icon. Tools screen appears. Tap Clock icon.
Clock
Tap the Clock screen to bring up the Alarm and Back button icons.

Alarm

Back
icon - enter Alarm Settings.
icon - go back to previous page.
Note: The Alarm On/Off
icon is on when alarm is active.
icon to open the Alarm Settings screen.
3.
On the Clock face, tap the
4.
Tap the ON/OFF button to select turn ON/OFF the alarm.
5.
Tap the
6.
button to open the Keyboard. Type in the
On the Title line tap the
title of the alarm. Tap OK when you are finished.
7.
To set the alarm time, tap the
button on the Alarm Time line. The
Alarm Settings > Edit > Alarm Time screen appears.
8.
Adjust the time by tapping the up or down arrow button.
Alarm Settings screen
button to open the Alarm Settings > Edit screen.
If user selects 24 hours time format in Settings > Date/Time > Time
Format, AM / PM will not be displayed.
9.
Tap the Yes button to save settings or No to cancel settings. When
finished you will be returned to the Alarm Settings > Edit screen.
10. To have the alarm repeat, tap the
Alarm Settings > Edit screen
button on the Repeat Alarm line.
11. A pop-up will appear. Select how you want the alarm to be repeated.
Available settings are Once / Every Day / Weekdays.
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12. To set the alarm tone, tap the
button on the Alarm Tone line.
13. A pop-up will appear. Select which tone you want from a list of 5 alarm
tones.
14. Back on the Alarm Settings >Edit screen, tap Yes to save your alarm
settings or No to cancel settings. You will then be returned to the Alarm
Settings screen.
15. To exit the Alarm Settings screen, tap the
button.
16. To exit the Clock, tap the clock’s face and then tap the
button.
Alarm Settings > Edit > Alarm Time screen
To change an alarm
1.
Tap the ON/OFF button to select turn ON/OFF the alarm.
2.
button on the alarm line you
To change an alarm’s settings, tap the
want to change. Repeat the above step to change the alarm settings.
3.
To exit the Alarm Settings screen, tap the
4.
To exit the Clock, tap the clock’s face and then tap the
button.
button.
Alarm Settings
Alarm Control
1.
2.
When the alarm time is reached, the selected alarm tone will be heard. At
the same time, the Alarm Control buttons are shown.

Snooze button – Tap this button to snooze the alarm. The alarm tone
will stop and then turn on again after 5 minutes.

Stop button – tap this button to turn the alarm off.
If you don't tap any control button, it will beep the alarm tone for 5
minutes and then stop. After 5 minutes, it will beep again. The alarm will
repeat this sequence for 40 minutes. Afterwards, it will turn off
automatically.
Clock with Alarm Controls
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Frame Tools
Main Menu
1. On the Home Screen, tap the
button.
2. The Main Menu screen appears. From here, you can enter the different
applications the frame has to offer.

Photo – tap to open the Photo application.

News – tap to open the RSS News Reader application.

Media – tap to open the Media Player application.

Tools – tap to go to the Tools application.

Settings – tap to open the System Settings screen.
Main Menu screen
Tools Screen
In Main Menu, tap the Tools button to open the Tools screen. It includes two
applications:
Clock – The clock application lets you add, change, delete and control an
alarm. You can set up a maximum of 4 alarms. For more details on using
the alarm function see Setting up and using the Clock Alarm section.
You cannot use this application to set up the Home Screen clock's time,
format, or time zone.
Tools screen
Calendar – The Calendar application allows you to use the calendar to
preview future, or past dates. For more details on using the Calendar
preview function, see Setting up the Calendar section.
You can not use this application to set the Home Screen calendar's date.
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Keyboard
The Keyboard is used throughout the frame as a means to enter information
such as titles, names, etc.
It is based on the QWERTY layout used on standard keyboards. As you type
in your information, it will be displayed in the top half of the keyboard.
button – tap to accept your input.
button – tap to exit the Keyboard without saving your input.
Additional keys:
Keyboard – Special / Additional Characters
Special / Additional Characters key
Accent / Special Characters for Latin alphabets
Keyboard - Accent / Special Characters (lower case)
Keyboard
Keyboard - Accent / Special Characters (upper case)
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On-Screen Display Bar
Use the On-Screen Display bar to easily navigate between applications without closing a running application and to have easy access to key settings like
brightness, volume control and screen lock.
Open and close the On-Screen Display (OSD) Bar
1.
Open the OSD Bar by pressing the MODE button on the back of the frame. The OSD Bar will appear on the Home Screen.
2.
Press Mode button again or tap the Home Screen wallpaper area to close the OSD Bar.
Note: The OSB Bar can only be accessed in some applications.
OSD Bar Description
Home button
Main Menu button
Go to Main Menu screen.
Screen Lock buttons
or
Lock or unlock the touch screen.
Go back to Home Screen.
Volume buttons
or
Adjust volume level.
Media button
If Media Player is hidden, user
can tap Media button to go to
the Media Player screen.
If the Media Player is not
hidden, the Media button is
disabled.
Brightness button
Adjust the LCD brightness.
Home Screen with On-Screen Display (OSD) Bar
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Adjust LCD Brightness using OSD Bar
1.
Tap the
icon once to open the LCD Brightness OSD buttons.
2.
Tap the
icon or
3.
icon to adjust the LCD brightness.

Night icon: Adjust to this level for a darker environment.

Sun icon: Adjust to this level for a brighter environment.
Tap the
OSD Bar – Brightness selected
icon to close the LCD Brightness OSD.
Adjust Volume Level using OSD Bar
1.
Tap the
icon or
icon once to open the Volume OSD buttons.
2.
Tap the
icon or
icon to adjust the volume level.
3.
icon to mute the speaker. The
Tap the
again to turn off mute.
the
4.
Tap the
icon or
icon will be shown. Tap
OSD Bar – Volume Level selected
icon once again to close Volume OSD buttons.
Lock / Unlock the screen using OSD Bar
Lock or unlock the screen by tapping the respective icon on the OSD Bar:
Lock icon - locks the touch screen
OSD Bar – Lock
Key icon – unlocks the touch screen
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Settings
1.
On the Home Screen, tap the Menu button.
2.
The Main Menu screen appears. Tap on the Settings icon.
3.
The Settings screen appears.
Network button – configure your wireless network
Date / Time button – configure the Home Screen clock and calendar
Display button – make screen settings
System button – make system settings
Main Menu screen
Power Management button – make power management settings
Settings screen (default view)
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Network
Notes:
1) The frame does not support Hotspot login or web browser internet login.
2) Please make sure the Wi-Fi network is connected successfully before you use any network related applications, e.g. Web Photo, Internet Radio, or RSS
News Reader.
Setup Wi-Fi Network - Access Point’s DHCP settings is On and the AP SSID is not hidden
1.
On the Setting screen, tap the
2.
On the WiFi line, tap the On button to turn on WiFi.
3.
Next, on the Search WiFi Network line, tap
available Access Points (AP).
4.
button. The Network screen appears.
to begin searching for all

All the available access points and their signal strength are listed in
Network > Search screen.

If the access point has a network key, the
icon will be displayed.
On the SSID Name line for the network you want to connect, tap Connect.

If the access point has a network key, a screen will be prompt to remind
user to input the network key.
Network screen
If you are using a Wi-Fi network other than your own, then you must consult the
Network Administrator for that network to get access (i.e. network key).
Note: If the AP Network Key Mode is WEP, a pop-up menu will appear after
tapping the Connect button. User must select the shared key or open key
to confirm.
and key 1.2.3.4. Tap
Network Search screen
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5.
Tap
button to bring up the Keyboard and type in the network key.
Step 5 will be skipped if connecting to an unsecured network.
to confirm.
6.
Tap
7.
A “Connecting…” dialog box appears.
8.
After successfully connecting to the access point, you should see a green
checkmark icon next to AP SSID name.
9.
Tap the
button to refresh the Wi-Fi AP list or tap the
to return to Network screen.
WEP Security Setting box
button
10. Tap Clear button to disconnect current AP connection and clear all of the
settings in current AP, including the network key.
11. If connection fails, a pop up message, “Network Connection Failed”, will
appear. Tap OK and try connecting to the access point again.
Note: If the WiFi network can not work, please tap the Reset button. A pop up
Network Key Input box
message "Do you want to reset WiFi settings?" will appear. Tap
button to reset the WiFi settings and user must restart the frame. WiFi Reset will
clear the network key contents. Tap
button to cancel the reset the WiFi
settings.
Wi-Fi Network Search Screen
Wi-Fi settings Reset
Network Connection Failed
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Setup Wi-Fi Network - Access Point’s DHCP settings is ON but the AP SSID is hidden and no encryption
key is needed
Note: 1) Follow these steps ONLY if your AP SSID name is hidden. If you are using a Wi-Fi network other than your own, then you must consult the Network
Administrator for that network to get access (i.e. network key).
2) Since your AP SSID is hidden, you can’t see your AP in Wi-Fi Network Search Screen. After you input your AP details in Manual Edit Wi-Fi Network
Screen, your AP can be shown in Wi-Fi Network Search Screen.
button. The Network screen
1.
On the Setting screen, tap the
appears.
2.
On the WiFi line, tap the On button to turn on WiFi.
3.
On the Manual Edit Wi-Fi Network line, tap
Edit screen appears.
4.
to open the Keyboard screen. Type in your Wi-Fi AP SSID name
Tap
and then tap OK to save.
5.
On the Network Key Mode line tap the
button. A pop-up list will
appear. Tap on the network key mode you want. Available modes are:

No

WEP

WPA

WPA2
button. The Network >
6.
On the Authentication Type line tap the
button. A pop-up list will
appear. Tap the authentication type you want. If Network Key Mode is
WPA or WPA2, the Authentication Type and Transmit Key can not be
selected.
7.
On the Network Key line tap
to open the Keyboard screen. Type in
your network key and then tap OK to save.
8.
On the Save line tap Yes to save or tap No to cancel. You will be returned
to the Network screen.
Network screen
Network Edit screen
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9.
On the Search WIFi Network line tap
to open the Network Search
screen. You should see the newly entered Wi-Fi network name.
10. Tap Connect button to connect the newly added Wi-Fi network.
Manual Edit Wi-Fi Network Screen
1.
On the Setting screen, tap the
appears.
button. The Network screen
2.
On the WiFi line, tap the On button to turn on WiFi.
3.
On the Manual Edit Wi-Fi Network line, tap
Edit screen appears.
4.
Tap
to open the Keyboard screen. Type in your Wi-Fi AP SSID
name and then tap OK to save.
button. The Network >
5.
button. A pop-up list will
On the Network Key Mode line tap the
appear. Tap on the network key mode you want.
6.
button. A pop-up list will
On the Authentication Type line tap the
appear. Tap on the Authentication Type you want. If Network Key
Mode is WPA or WPA2, the Authentication Type and Transmit Key
can not be selected.
7.
to open the Keyboard screen. Type in
On the Network Key line, tap
your network key and then tap OK to save.
8.
On the Save line tap Yes to save or tap No to cancel. You will be
returned to the Network screen.
9.
Network screen
Network Edit screen
to open the Network Search
On the Search WIFi Network line, tap
screen. You should see the newly entered Wi-Fi network name.
10. Tap Connect button to connect the newly added Wi-Fi network.
If you are using a Wi-Fi network other than your own, then you must consult
the Network Administrator for that network to get access (i.e. network key).
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Advanced Settings
Notes:
1) Follow the steps of Advanced Settings ONLY if your access point’s
DHCP setting is OFF. The frame needs to use a fixed IP address to
connect to the AP.
2) If you are using a Wi-Fi network other than your own, then you must
consult the Network Administrator for that network to get access (i.e.
network key).
1.
button on the Advanced Settings line.
On Network screen, tap the
The Advanced Settings screen will appear.
2.
On the DHCP line, select On or Off. Normally the DHCP is ON and the
frame can get the IP address assigned by the access point. If the DHCP
is OFF, the frame will use a fixed IP address to connect to the access
point.
3.
If the DHCP is OFF, then you need to input the following settings:

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Default Gateway

DNS Server
Network Settings screen
4.
Tap
to open the Keyboard and type in the required settings. Tap OK
to save your entries.
5.
On the Save line:

Tap Yes to save the advanced network settings and go back to the
Network screen.

Tap No to cancel without saving and go back to the Network screen.
6.
On the WiFi line, tap the On button to turn on WiFi.
7.
Next, on the Search WiFi Network line, tap
available Access Points (AP).

Advanced Settings screen (DHCP is OFF)
to begin searching for all
All the available access points and their signal strength are listed in
Network > Search screen.
Wi-Fi Network Search screen
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
8.
If the access point has a network key, the
icon will be displayed.
On the SSID Name line for the network you want to connect to, tap
Connect.

If the access point has a network key, the user will be prompted by a
pop-up screen to input the network key.
Note: If the AP Network Key Mode is WEP, a pop-up menu will appear after
tapping the Connect button. User must select the shared key or open
key and key 1.2.3.4. Tap
to confirm.
9.
Tap
button to bring up the Keyboard and type in the network key.
10. Tap
WEP Security Setting box
to confirm.
11. A “Connecting…” dialog box appears.
12. After successfully connecting to the access point, you should see a green
checkmark icon next to AP SSID name.
13. If connection fails, a pop up message “Network Connection Failed” will
appear. Tap OK and try connecting to the access point again.
Network Key Input box
Wi-Fi Network Search screen
Notes:
1) If the connection is failed, the Status bar displays “Not Connected”
2) When the Status is showing “Connecting”, the device has just finished the association with AP and is trying to make connection. Please be patient
until it shows “Connected”.
3) Tap the
button to view the network details, including IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DNS Server.
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4) If you are using a Wi-Fi network other than your own then you must consult the Network Administrator for that network to get access (i.e. network key).
Date / Time
See the Clock and Calendar section for instructions on the Date / Time settings.
Display
On the Settings screen, tap
button to enter the Display Screen.
Screen Calibration
You can calibrate the touch screen to have a greater sensitivity.
button to start calibrating the screen.
1.
Tap the
2.
There are five (5) points (+) needed to tap to calibrate the touch screen. The
first point (+) is in the middle of the screen and there is one (1) point (+) in
each corner. Follow the on screen instructions to calibrate the frame.
Brightness
1. On the Brightness line, tap the
button. A pop-up list will appear. There
are eight (8) levels of brightness you can select from.
2. Tap on the brightness level you want.
You can also set the LCD brightness using the On-Screen Display Bar. See
Adjust LCD Brightness using OSD section.
Display screen
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Auto Playback Demo Video
1. On the Auto Playback Demo Video line, select ON or OFF.

If the user turns OFF the Auto Playback Demo Video, operation of frame
is normal.

If the user turns ON the Auto Playback Demo Video, the frame will
continuously play the demo video until the user touches the screen.

If no one touches the device for 3 minutes, even during slide show, music
or video playback the device will automatically return to playing the demo
video repeatedly.
Note: When the demo video plays, all functions of the frame are disabled. For
example: Alarm, Sleep mode, Auto check firmware upgrade…won’t work.
2.
When the demo video is played, tap the screen. The video will be paused and
will display two icons.
3.
Tap the Play icon to resume demo video playback. Tap the Back icon return
to Home screen.
Demo Video Screen
Note: If the user deletes the” Intouch Video Demo “in the media application, the
function of “Auto Playback Demo Video” will be disabled.
The application recognizes the” Intouch Video Demo “by file name. So if
the user deleted the preset” Intouch Video Demo “, and then added a new
video named” Intouch Video Demo “into the media application, this video
will also be automatically played repeatedly.
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System Settings
On the Settings screen, tap the
button to enter System screen.
Language
1.
On the Language line, tap the
2.
Next, tap on the desired language. Available languages are:

English

French

Spanish

German

Italian

Dutch

Portuguese
button to open the language pop-up.
System screen
To exit the pop-up without selecting a language, tap the
3.
button.
You will be returned to the System screen and the selected language will
now be displayed on the Language line.
Firmware Upgrade
Manual Firmware Upgrade
1.
On the System screen, tap the
line to start checking for an upgrade.
button on the Firmware Upgrade
You must be connected to the internet to check for a firmware upgrade.
2.
If your current firmware version is the most current available, then you do not
have to do anything.
Check for firmware upgrade dialog box
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3.
4.
5.
If there is a newer firmware version available, the dialog box appears asking
"Do you want to upgrade now?"

Tap
to download the new firmware and the frame will start
downloading the new firmware.

Tap
screen.
to cancel the download. You will be returned to the System
After downloading the firmware successfully, you will be required to restart
the frame. A dialog box will appear asking "New firmware downloaded
successfully! Do you want to restart to install new firmware?".

Tap
to restart now.

Tap
to restart later.
Firmware Found acceptance dialog box
The new firmware will be automatically installed next time the frame is turned
on. Please wait while the firmware installs.
Warning: When the new firmware is installing, user can’t shut off the frame.
6.
Tap OK to return to Home Screen after the upgrade process.
Note: In the process of upgrading, if the frame memory is not enough for
downloading the new firmware, a dialog box "No disk space!" will appear.
Firmware Upgrade acceptance dialog box
Auto Firmware Upgrade
The device automatically checks for firmware updates when connected to the
internet. If new firmware has been found, then please follow the on-screen
instructions to complete the upgrade.
Firmware Upgrade acceptance dialog box
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Factory Reset
1.
On the Setting screen, tap the
button.
2.
A pop-up dialog box will appear asking "Do you want to reset factory
settings?"
3.
Tap
to reset the factory settings or
will then be returned to the System screen.
to cancel the reset. You
Note: Please do not Power Off during factory resetting!
Show Details
System screen
You can review system details using the System > Show Details screen. Details
that can be displayed are:
Software Version – displays the software version installed
MAC Address (Wireless) – displays the MAC address of the wireless
network
End User License Agreement – tap the
Tap the
button to exit the EULA.
button to open the EULA.
Frame Memory

Used – displays amount of used memory

Unused – displays amount of unused memory

Total – total amount of frame memory
System > Show Details screen
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Tap the
button to return to the System screen.
Motion Sensor (Model IT7350 only)
You can turn the Motion Sensor on or off using the buttons on the Motion Sensor
line.
If user selects [ON]
In Home Slideshow and Photo Slide show:
When playing slide show in Home screen and Photo Application, user can switch
to next picture by shaking his hand in front of the sensor, and there will be a “tick”
sound if the motion is recognized successfully.
If user taps the screen, slide show will be paused and control bar will appear. User
can also switch to next picture by shaking his hand in front of the sensor, and there
will be a “tick” sound if the motion is recognized successfully.
System screen
Note: The sensor’s effective space is 10cm. The Motion Sensor indicator will be
on only when slide show is started.
If user selects [OFF].
Motion sensor will be turned off, and will not response to hand shaking.
Screen Taps Sound
You can turn the screen tap sound on or off using the buttons on the Screen Taps
Sound line on the Settings screen.
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Power Management
The Power Management screen is where you can set the Sleep Mode and
Interval Time. During the sleep time, the frame will be turned off to save power.
The alarm is still active during sleep mode. To wake up the frame press the Mode
button on the frame's back panel.
Sleep Mode
1.
On the Settings screen, tap the
2.
Tap the
button.
button to select a sleep mode.

Off – turns Sleep Mode off

Once – activates Sleep Mode once

Everyday - activates Sleep Mode every day
Power Management Settings screen
Interval Time (Sleep Interval Time)
This function is disabled when Sleep Mode is turned off.
button on the Interval Time
1. On the Power Management screen, tap the
line to open the Interval Time Settings screen.
2. Use the up and down arrows to set the desired interval time.
Power Management > Interval Time Settings screen
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Battery Profile
If the unit does not have a rechargeable battery, the unit will be powered by AC
adaptor.
button to open the Battery Profile Settings
1.
On the Settings page, tap the
screen.
2.
On the Power Save Mode line select either ON or OFF.
3.
On the Turn Off Backlight line, tap the
screen's backlight to remain lit.
button to set the time limit for the
Battery Profile Settings screen
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Photo / Content Service
The Photo Player application lets you view, add, delete, and configure your
photos. Photos can be viewed in a still picture or slide show configuration.
You can store photos internally to the frame, access them from an external
disk or flash drive, another PC on your home network, or from a photo
hosting/sharing web site.
1.
To open the Photo Player application, on the Home Screen tap the
Menu button to open the Main Menu page.
2.
Next, tap the Photo/Content Service icon to open the Photo /Content
Service application.
Main Menu screen
Photo Player Main Page controls
The following controls are used on the Photo Player Main screen.
closes the left sidebar
Photo / Content Service screen
opens the left sidebar
opens the Photo Setup drop down menu
returns to the Main Menu screen
Slide bar – allows you to move up or down on the page
displays internally stored photos
Photo Player Main screen (left side bar open)
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displays photos stored on an external disk or flash drive
displays photos stored on another PC or server on your network
display photos stored on a photo hosting/sharing web site
Photo Player Main screen (left sidebar closed)
Photo
1. To open the Photo Player application, on the Home Screen tap the
Menu button to open the Main Menu page.
2. Next, tap the Photo/Content Service icon to open the Photo /Content
Service screen.
3. Tap the Photo icon to enter into the photo screen
Frame
Photo / Content Service screen
The Frame is the internal memory of the device. To manage your photo files in
internal memory, you can connect to PC, with the USB cable provided.
1.
Tap on the photo you want to open in a full screen.
2. Tap the screen to open Slide Show Control buttons.
Slide Show Control Buttons
Rotate left button
Slide Show Control Buttons
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Rotate right button
Previous button – display the previous picture
Next button - display the next picture
Wallpaper button – sets current picture as the Home Screen wallpaper
Play button – start slide show playback
Back button – go back to Photo Player Screen
Note: If user selects the Motion Sensor on when playing slide show in Photo
application, user can also control to move to next picture by shaking his
hand in front of the sensor. Tap the screen, the control button will
appear. Motion sensor is effective either when slide show is being
played or being paused (Only for IT7350).
Zoom Control Buttons
Actual size button – display actual size of the picture
Zoom in button
Zoom out button
moves up, down, left, right on the picture
Zoom Control Buttons
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Disk
1. On the Photo Main screen tap on Disk to display all external memory
cards or USB devices currently connected to the frame.
2. Double tap on the external device to display the photos or the photo files.
Photo screen
Home Network
Adding Photos to the Library
Notes:
The following procedure can be used for wireless networks.
1) For wireless connection, access to shared folders on the PC when
connected via the Wi-Fi network.
2) The procedure assumes you are using the Microsoft Windows
firewall. If you are using a different firewall application, please refer to
its documentation for setup. For additional information please go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/sharing
.mspx
3) Windows Media Player v11 is recommended.
1.
On your PC, open the Windows Media Player.
2.
Click the Library tab at the top.
Windows Media Player
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3.
In the Library drop down menu, click Add to Library.
Windows Media Player – Library drop down menu
4.
In the Add To Library screen, under the Select the folders to monitor
section, select My personal folders.
5.
Click Add, a pop-up dialog "Add Folder" will appear.
Add to Library dialog box
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6.
In the Add Folder dialog box select the folder you want to share and then
click OK to add it.
Add Folder dialog box
7.
When user clicks OK, the Add To Library window will close and the Add
to Library by Searching Computer dialog box is displayed.
8.
Wait until it finishes and then click Close.
Tip: To ensure that the frame can handle the amount of pictures you have
stored on your computer in a timely matter it is recommended that you
do the following:
1.
On your computer in the My Documents folder, create a new folder with
only those pictures you would like to display.
2.
Open Windows Media Player and go to the Add to Library dialog box.
Click the Add button.
3.
Select the folder you just created.
4.
Ignore all the other folders by highlighting the monitored folder and select
the ignore button on all but the one you want to display.
Add to Library by Searching Computer dialog box
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Checking Shared Photos
1.
In the Window Media Player, set the Category, which is under the
symbol at the top left to Pictures.
Windows Media Player – Category drop down menu
2.
Under Library, select All Pictures, Keywords, Date Taken, Rating,
Folder settings.
3.
Check whether the added photos exist in the library.
Windows Media Player – Library drop down list
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Sharing Settings for Accepting Connections from Your Frame
1.
In the Library tab click on Media Sharing.
2.
If your network is a Private network, then the Available Device list and
the Settings button will be displayed in the Library Sharing window.
Media Sharing dialog box
3.
In the Available Device list, select WiFi DPF.
4.
Click the Allow button.
Media Sharing dialog box
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5.
In the Library Sharing window, click on the Settings button. The
Library Sharing-Default Settings window appears.
6.
In the Library Sharing-Default Settings window:
7.

for Media Type select Pictures.

for Star Ratings select both All ratings and Only.

for Parental ratings select All ratings or a required rating under the
Default Settings section.
To add a device or computer to connect automatically to the library, check
the Allow new devices and computers automatically (not
recommended) checkbox.
Media Sharing – Default Settings
View for Sharing the Photos on your frame
1. Tap the Home Network button. You will see the PCs connected to your
home network.
2. Double tap the PC icon you want. You can view the photos in this PC just
like in Frame and Disk.
Photo screen – Home Network
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Web
1.
On the Photo screen, tap the Web button.
2.
Next, tap the Web icon you want. You can now view photos in it.
3.
Supported web album account sites are:
4.

Picasa

Windows Live Space

other sites
Photo screen – Web
For the other web album accounts, the device may not display perfectly.
Photo Setup
Slide Show
You can show a slide show on the Home Screen or within the Photo
application. For detailed instructions on how to setup the slide show please
refer to For a slide show as the wallpaper.
Slide Show Settings
1.
On the Photo screen, tap the
appears.
button. The Setup drop down menu
2.
Tap Setup. The Slide Show screen appears.
3.
On the Display Mode line, tap the
down list appears.
4.
Select which display mode you want. Available modes are Original,
Photo screen
button. The Display Mode drop
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Auto fit, Fit to width and Fit to screen.
5.
On the Transition Type line, tap the
drop down list appears.
6.
Select which transition type you want. Available types are: Dissolve,
Slide, Blind, Wipe, Random and None
7.
On the Photo Interval line, tap the
down list appears.
8.
Select which interval you want. Available intervals are: 5 Seconds, 15
seconds, 30 Seconds and 1 Minute
9.
button. The Transition Type
button. The Photo Interval drop
Slide Show screen
On the Repeat line, tap ON to have all the photos in the current folder
play repeatedly. Tap OFF to turn off the Repeat feature.
10. On the Shuffle line, tap ON to have all the photos in the current folder
played randomly. Tap OFF to turn off the Shuffle feature.
11. On the Background Music line, tap ON to select a music file to use as
the background music for the slide show. Tap OFF to turn this feature off.
If you want to change the slide show background music (Music repeat / shuffle playback) please go to Media Setup to change the settings.
Setup Web Photo Account
Add Web Photo Account
1.
On the Photo screen, tap the
appears. Tap the Setup icon.
button. The Setup drop down menu
2.
Tap Web Photo setup
3.
On the Web Photo > Add an account line, tap the
drop down list appears.
button The Web Photo screen appears.
button. The Link
Web Photo screen
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4.
Tap on the sharing site you want. Current selections are Picasa,
Windows Live Space and Other.
Note: If your account is not one of the above listed, then your web photos may
not be displayed accurately. To learn how to get the web photo RSS
address from internet see Add RSS News Feed.
5.
On the Title line, tap the
button to open the Keyboard. Type in your
desired Title and tap OK to save.
6.
For both User Name (Option) and Pin (Option), on their respective line,
tap the
button to open the Keyboard. Type in the User Name and
Pin code. Tap OK to save.
Add Web Photo Account Screen
Note: For Picasa and Windows Live Space, user only needs to input
username. For Other, you need to input the whole RSS link in Link.
Note: If the User Name entered contains invalid characters, then a pop up
dialog will appear to prompt you re-enter the information.
7.
The new created account will be displayed in Web photo setup screen,
like this:
8.
On the Save line, tap Yes to save the web photo account settings or tap
No to cancel your settings. You will be returned to the Web Photo
screen.
Edit Web Photo Account
1.
On the Photo account screen, tap the
button in the account line that
you want to edit. The Web Photo > Add screen appears.
2.
Follow the steps in Add Web Photo Account section to change current
settings.
Invalid input pop-up
Photo account
Delete Web Photo Account
On the Photo account screen, tap the
button. A pop-up dialog box
appears asking "Do you want to delete the link?". Tap Yes to delete or
No to cancel without deleting.
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Content Service (Windows Live FrameIt)
1. To open the Photo Player application, on the Home Screen tap the Menu button
to open the Main Menu page.
2. Next, tap the Photo/Content Service icon to open the Photo /Content Service
screen.
3. Tap the Windows Live FrameIt icon to enter into the Windows Live FrameIt
screen.
Photo / Content Service screen
Account
1.
On the Windows Live FrameIt screen tap the Account button to display all
account folder currently registered to the frame.
2.
Double tap the Account folder to display some folders about the photo category.
3.
Select the category folder you want to display and tap the folder. The frame will
automatically slide show.
Windows Live FrameIt screen
Setup Windows Live FrameIt Account
1.
Tap the
button a drop down menu will appear.
2.
Tap Setup to open the Add an account screen.
3.
Tap the
button on Add an account line.
Add an account screen
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4.
On the Account Name line tap
to open the Keyboard screen. Type in your
account name and then tap OK to save.
5.
Tap the Register button.
Add the FrameIt account screen
6.
After Tap the Register button, server will send a token to the frame. If the Claim
Token invalid, tap the Start Over Button can request a fresh claim token. After
finish website sign in or sign up, tap the Continue button to continue.
Add the FrameIt account screen
7. Server will send a Device ID after user taps Continue button. If fail to get the
Device ID, the frame will appear a pop up screen “Failed to get Device ID, please
Start over again.” If succeed to get the Device ID, tap Yes to finish the account
settings or tap No to cancel your settings. You will be returned to the Add an
account screen.
Add the FrameIt account screen
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8.
After a new account is added, user can see the added account in Add an account
screen.
Edit the FrameIt Account
On the Add an account screen, tap the
you want to edit the Account Name.
button in the Account Name line that
Delete the FrameIt Account
Add an account screen
On the Add an account screen, tap the
button. A pop-up dialog box appears
asking " Do you want to delete the link?". Tap Yes to delete or No to cancel
without deleting.
Content Service (Framechannel )
1.
To open the Photo Player application, on the Home Screen tap the Menu button
to open the Main Menu page.
2.
Next, tap the Photo/Content Service icon to open the Photo /Content Service
screen.
3.
Tap the Windows Live FrameIt icon to enter into the Windows Live FrameIt
screen
Photo / Content Service screen
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Account
1.
On the Framechannel screen tap the Account button to display all account
folder currently registered to the frame.
2.
Double tap the Account folder to display the folder about the photo category.
3.
Select the category folder you want to display and tap the folder. The frame will
display the photo thumbnail.
Note: If user taps the folder of Play All, the frame will automatically slide show.
Framechannel screen
Framechannel account screen
Setup Framechannel Account
On the Photo screen, tap the
the Setup icon.
button. The Setup drop down menu appears. Tap
1.
Tap Setup to open the Add an account screen.
2.
On the Add an account line, tap the
3.
On the Title line, tap the
Title and tap OK to save.
4.
For both User Name and Pin, on their respective line, tap the
button to open
the Keyboard. Type in the User Name and Pin code. Tap OK to save.
button.
button to open the Keyboard. Type in your desired
Add the Framechannel account
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Note: If the User Name entered contains invalid characters, then a pop up dialog will
appear to prompt you re-enter the information.
5.
On the Save line, tap Yes to save the account settings or tap No to cancel your
settings. You will be returned to the Add an account screen.
6.
The new created account will be displayed in Add an account screen, like this:
Edit the Framechannel Account
1.
On the Add an account screen, tap the
want to edit.
button in the account line that you
Delete the Framechannel Account
Add an account screen
1. On the Add an account screen, tap the
button. A pop-up dialog box appears
asking " Do you want to delete the link?". Tap Yes to delete or No to cancel
without deleting.
Copy/ Delete Photos
Copy One
1.
In the left side of the Photo screen, tap the location where the photo is that you
want to copy.
2.
Select the photo you want to copy. Tap the
appear.
3.
Tap Copy One to copy the selected photo. A dialog box will appear asking you to
“Choose a device for file copy”.
4.
Tap your destination memory.
5.
Tap Yes to confirm the copy or No to cancel.
button, a drop down menu will
Choose a device for file copy dialog box – Copy One
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Copy All
1.
In the left side of the Photo screen, tap the location where the photos are that you
want to copy.
2.
Select any photo. Tap the
3.
Tap Copy All to copy the selected photos. A dialog box will appear asking you to
“Choose a device for file copy”.
4.
Tap your destination memory.
5.
Tap Yes to confirm the copy or No to cancel.
button, a drop down menu will appear.
Choose a device for file copy dialog box – Copy All
Delete One
1.
In the left side of the Photo screen, tap the location where the photo is that you
want to delete.
2.
Select the photo you want to delete. Tap the
appear.
3.
Tap Delete One to delete your selected photo.
4.
Tap Yes to confirm the deletion or No to cancel.
button, a drop down menu will
Delete All
1.
In the left side of the Photo screen, tap the location where the photos are that you
want to delete.
Do you want to delete this file? dialog box
button, a drop down menu will appear.
2.
Select any photo. Tap the
3.
Tap Delete All to delete all the photo files in the selected directory.
4.
Tap Yes to confirm the deletion or No to cancel.
5.
In Home Network and Web, Delete One and Delete All buttons are disabled.
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RSS News Reader (RSS2.0)
Notes:
1.
To ensure you can view RSS news normally, the feed you added should comply with the standard RSS 2.0 protocol. You can search a feed link on the
internet with your PC, and then add it to your RSS News Reader.
2.
ATOM and KML format cannot be supported
RSS News Feed screen
News Feed
1. On the Main Menu screen, tap the News icon. The RSS News Feed
screen appears.
By tapping different categories, the RSS News Feed is sorted in each
category. You can add a RSS feed to a specific category. See the News
Setup section.
RSS News Feed Control Buttons / Icons

All button – shows all RSS News feeds.

Local / World / Business / Science / Entertainment / Sports /
Society / Other buttons – these are the RSS News categories
provided with the frame.

More button – shows additional categories that are not displayed in
the current page.

RSS Feed
icon - represents one news feed. The News Feed
name is shown next to News Feed icon.
RSS News Feed screen
News
Categories
2. Double tap the News Feed name to open a News feed. The RSS News
List screen appears.
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News Feed List screen
The RSS News List screen displays the news headlines of one feed. It
includes News Type icon, News Headlines, Date and Time of the news.

News Type icon > Text icon - the RSS News is text based with
photo or without photo.

The unread news is in white color. The read news is in grey color. If
it’s today news, it displays “Today” in date display. The time is from
the RSS News Feed, it represents the posted time of the news.
Double tap the news headline to read the details of the news in RSS News
Reader.
RSS News List screen
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RSS News Reader
The RSS News Reader displays the news text content and the media files of
news.
RSS News Reader Control Buttons / Icons
Previous button – review previous news
Next button – review next news
RSS News Reader
News List button – return to RSS News List screen
News Text Content
Red Circle Area /Grey Arrow – This is an enlarge button that closes the
News Media Player area, which then enlarges the News Text Content to full
screen.
News Text
Content
Grey Arrow
News Media
Player
Up arrow button – page up the news content
Down arrow button – page down the news content
News Media Player
News Type icons – Supports news photo only.
Play button – plays the media file of news
Mute button – turns on / off mute
Volume level buttons – adjusts volume
Note: The device is only capable of showing photos with the news article.
Video and Audio are not functional.
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RSS News Reader > News Text Content
1. In RSS News Reader screen, tap the red circle area to close the News
Media Player area and display the News Text Content area full screen.
2. Tap the red circle area again to close the full screen News Text Content
area and open the News Media Player area.
3.
Tap the News List
button to go back to the RSS News List screen.
News Text Content – full screen
Grey Arrow
Refresh / Delete News
Note: If your RSS news can’t be refreshed successfully, it might be because the RSS feed is not in RSS 2.0 standard, or your RSS feed might be
experiencing technical difficulties.
Refresh RSS News Feed screen
1. On the RSS News List screen, tap the
down menu.
button to open the Setup drop
2. Tap Refresh to refresh all of the RSS news feeds.
RSS News Feed screen
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Delete One RSS News Headline
1. On the RSS News List screen, tap on the headline that you want to
delete.
2. Tap the
button to open the drop down menu.
3. Tap on Delete One to remove the selected news headline.
Delete All RSS News Headlines
1. On the RSS News List screen, tap the
menu.
button to open the drop down
RSS News List Screen – drop down menu
2. Tap on Delete All to remove all news headlines of the one feed.
Delete All RSS News Read Headlines
1. On the RSS News List screen, tap the
menu.
button to open the drop down
2. Tap on Delete All Read (in grey color) to remove all read news.
Delete One in RSS News Reader Screen
1. On the RSS News Reader screen, tap the
menu.
2.
button to open drop down
Tap Delete One to delete the news current in the RSS News Reader.
Note: Refresh / Delete All / Delete All Read is not supported in the RSS
News Reader Screen.
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News Setup
Set General Settings
1. In the RSS News Reader screen, tap the
down menu.
button to open the drop
2. Tap on Setup. The News > General screen appears.
Auto Download Media File
You can select to turn on or off the automatic download media files feature
when reading the news.
News > General Screen
Keeps News For
You can choose how many days you want to keep the news history.
button on the Keep News For line to open the drop down list. You
Tap the
can select from one (1) to seven (7) days.
Update Interval
You can choose how often you want the news to be updated.
Tap the
following:
button to open the drop down list. You can select from the

Manually

5 minutes

10 minutes

30 minutes

1 Hour

12 Hours

24 Hours
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Add / Edit RSS News Feeds (Support RSS2.0 Format only)
Get RSS News Feed Address from Internet
Note: The Yahoo News website will be used for demonstrating how to add a
RSS News Feed.
1. On your PC, connect to http://www.yahoo.com/.
2. Click on News.
3.
Scroll down to News Services (usually located near the bottom of the
page).
4.
Click on
5. The Yahoo News - RSS page will appear. All Yahoo news feeds will be
listed.
6.
Click on the
icon next to the news category you want.
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7.
The selected RSS news feed page (or XML page) appears.
8.
Copy the RSS address displayed in the Internet Explorer Address box.
This is the RSS link you need to enter on the frame. Make sure this is
RSS2.0 format.
Add a new RSS News Feed
1.
On the RSS News > General screen, tap the
Feeds screen will appear.
button. The News >
2.
On the Add a News Feed (Support RSS2.0 format) line tap the
button. The Feeds > Add New screen appears.
Note: You can add up to 256 news feeds.
3. On the Link line, tap the
button to open the Keyboard. Enter the RSS
news feed address link. Tap OK to save. The RSS news feed address
will now appear in the Link line.
4.
On the Title line, tap the
button to open the Keyboard. Enter a title
for the RSS news feed. Tap OK to save. The RSS news feed title will
now appear in the Title line.
5.
On the Category line, tap the
button. A drop down list will appear
containing the categories you can select from. They are: Local, World,
Business, Science, Entertainment, Sports, Society and Other.
6.
Tap which category you want the RSS news feed to be located. The
selected category will now appear in the Category line.
7.
When you are finished entering the information, tap the Yes button to
save or the No button to exit without saving.
News > Feeds screen
Feeds > Add New screen
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8.
The newly created RSS news feed will now be displayed in News >
Feeds screen. It will be the last entry on the screen.
Edit a RSS News Feed
1.
On the RSS News > General screen, tap the
Feeds screen will appear.
button. The News >
2.
On the news feeds line that you want to edit tap the
Feeds > Edit screen appears.
3.
On the Link line, tap the
button to open the Keyboard. Make your
changes to the RSS news feed address link. Tap OK to save. The
updated RSS news feed address will now appear in the Link line.
button. The
4.
On the Title line, tap the
button to open the Keyboard. Make your
changes to the RSS news feed title. Tap OK to save. The updated RSS
news feed title will now appear in the Title line.
5.
On the Category line, tap the
button. A drop down list will appear
containing the categories you can select from. They are: Local, World,
Business, Science, Entertainment, Sports, Society and Other.
6.
Tap which category you want the RSS news feed to be located. The
selected category will now appear in the Category line.
News > Feeds screen
News Feed items
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7.
When you are finished entering the information tap the Yes button to save
or the No button to exit without saving.
Delete a RSS News Feed
1.
On the RSS News > General screen, tap the
Feeds screen will appear.
button. The News >
2.
On the news feeds line that you want to delete tap the
3.
A pop-up dialog box will appear asking “Do you want to delete this
link?”.
4.
Tap Yes to delete the link or No to exit without deleting. If you selected
Yes, then the link will be removed from the News > Feeds list.
button.
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Media Player
You can enjoy music and internet radio while using other applications.
The Media Player consists of three (3) features:

Music – plays audio files

Video – plays video files

Internet Radio – plays internet radio stations
You can play audio and video files that are stored on the frame, from external disks,
or your home network.
1.
To access the Media Player, from the Main Menu, tap the Media icon.
2.
To hide the Media Player tap the
button on the Media screen.
Playback Control Buttons
Search button – only the internet radio stations supplied by vTuner can be
searched
Media Player
Playback Control Bar
Now Playing button – switches from Play List screen to Now Playing screen
List button – switches from Now Playing screen to the Play List screen
Previous button – goes to previous media file or previous station
Next button – goes to next media file or next station
Play button – plays media file or internet radio station
Pause button – pauses the playback
Speaker button – tap once to mute
Silence button – tap once to cancel mute
Increase volume button – increases volume level
Decrease volume button – decreases volume level
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Music / Video
Frame
Frame is the internal memory of the device. You can connect to a PC with the
provided mini-USB cable to manage your audio and video files. Once you
have successfully connected to your PC, you should see a new Removable
Disk under My Computer in your PC.
Disk
After you insert an external memory card or USB device into the frame, tap the
Disk button to display the external memory disk.
Home Network
For more detailed information on PC control, please see Home Network
section.
To access and play music or videos:
1.
Audio Now Playing screen
On the Media screen:

Tap Music to open the Music screen.

Tap Video to open the Video Screen.
2.
Tap once on the file / disk / folder you want to open
3.
Double tap again to open a disk / folder or start playback media file.
4.
The Now Playing screen for the selected music or video file will appear.
Notes:
1)
When video file is playing, simply tap the video playback area once to scale to full screen. Tap anywhere again to exit full screen mode.
2)
In order to provide the best video performance, the suggested video resolution is 320x240 or below and frame rate is 25fps or below.
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Internet Radio and Web TV
Stations, Podcast or Web TV
1.
On the Media Player screen, tap the WebTV / i. Radio tab. The WebTV
/ i.Radio screen appears.
2.
Tap the Stations, Podcast or Web TV button to display a list of all
internet categories. This list is from the internet radio Server.
Note: Use the Scroll bar to move up or down to see additional listings.
1.
Double tap on the category you want. It may take additional screens to
get to the actual program that you want to play. Make your selection
(double tap) on each screen until you get to the program to play.
2.
Double tap on the station to begin play.
3.
If the content does not load immediately, then a Loading prompt will
appear. Wait for the Loading prompt to close.
4.
When you are connected to a station, the Now Playing Screen will be
displayed. You can monitor the connecting status message or buffering
status message on this screen.
5.
If the program does not start playing it may be because the link is not
valid, the player might not support this format, or the network is busy at
the moment. Please select another program or try again later.
WebTV / i.Radio screen
More
1. Tap the More button to show a list of your added stations.
2.
Now Playing screen
Double tap a station to begin play.
Note: To add additional stations to the More category please refer to the Add
a Station section.
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Add to Favorites
1.
Select a station, procast or Web TV. Tap the
menu will appear.
button and a drop down
2.
Tap the Add to My Favorite button to add the current radio station. This
radio station can now be found in My Favorite Stations.
Media Setup
Setup Media Playback
1.
In Media screen, tap the
button. A drop down menu will appear.
2.
Tap Setup to open the Music/Video Setting screen.
Repeat Mode
1.
On the Music/Video Setting screen, tap the
will appear.
button. A pop-up menu
2.
Select the repeat mode for media playback. Selection are:

None

Repeat One – repeats current music/video file repeatedly.

Repeat All – repeats all songs/video in the current play list.
Shuffle
1.
On the Music/Video Setting screen, on the Shuffle line:
2.
Tap ON to play the media files randomly.
3.
Tap OFF to play the media files in sequence. The playback sequence is
sorted by file name.
Music / Video Setting screen
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Add a Station
Note: You can add up to a maximum of 256 stations.
button to open My Added Station screen.
1.
In Media Setup, tap the
2.
On the Add a Station line, tap the
Add screen appears.
3.
On the My Added Station > Add screen, tap the
button to open the
Keyboard. Using the Keyboard you can input the following internet
radio station information:
button. The My Added Station >
My Added Stations screen

Title

Link

Country

Genre

Language
4.
Enter in the information you want then tap OK when you are finished.
5.
To save the internet radio and it's information, on the Save line:
6.

Tap Yes to save the newly added internet radio stations.

Tap No to exit without saving.
My Added Stations > Add screen
The newly added internet radio station(s) will be listed in My Added
Station screen.
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Edit an added Internet Radio Station
1.
To edit an internet radio station, on the My Added Station screen tap the
button on the radio station name line. The My Added Station >
Add screen appears.
2.
On the My Added Station > Add screen, tap the
button to open the
Keyboard. Using the Keyboard you can change the following internet
radio station information:

Title

Link

Country

Genre

Language
3.
Enter in the information you want, then tap OK when you are finished.
4.
The updated information will be displayed in the My Added Station
screen.
My Added Station screen
Delete an added Internet Radio Station
On the My Added Station screen, tap the
button on the radio link line.
The radio station will be deleted from the My Added Station screen list of
stations.
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Copy / Delete Media Files
Copy One
1.
In the left side of the Media screen, tap the location where the media file
is that you want to copy.
2.
Select a media file you want to copy. Tap the
menu will appear.
3.
Tap Copy One to copy the selected media file. A dialog box will appear
asking you to “Choose a device for file copy”.
4.
Tap your destination memory.
5.
Tap Yes to confirm the copy or No to cancel.
button. A drop down
Copy One Media screen
Copy All
1.
In the left side of the Media screen, tap the location where the media files
are that you want to copy.
2.
Select any media file. Tap the
appear.
3.
Tap Copy All to copy all the media files in the current folder. A dialog box
will appear asking you to “Choose a device for file copy”.
4.
Tap your destination memory.
5.
Tap Yes to confirm the copy or No to cancel.
button. A drop down menu will
Copy All Media screen
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Delete One
1.
In the left side of the Media screen, tap the location where the media file
is that you want to delete.
2.
Select a media file you want to delete. Tap the
menu will appear.
3.
Tap Delete One to delete your selected media file.
4.
Tap Yes to confirm the deletion or No to cancel.
button. A drop down
Delete All
Delete One Media screen
1.
In the left side of the Media screen, tap the location where the media files
are that you want to delete.
2.
Select any media file. Tap the
appear.
3.
Tap Delete All to delete all the media files in the selected directory.
4.
Tap Yes to confirm the deletion or No to cancel.
button. A drop down menu will
Note: In Home Network and Web, the Delete One and Delete All buttons are
disabled.
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Specifications
Item
Panel
Type
7’’ TFT display with touch panel
Resolution
800X480
Built-in memory
Network
USB
Memory
Card
Specification
256 MB of internal memory (some is reserved for internal use)
Standard
WiFi IEEE 802.11b/g, 2.4GHz, 54Mbps
Network Security
Non, WEP, WPA, WPA2
Internet Protocol
DHCP / Fixed IP
Channels
Support 1-14 channels, subject to country regulation
Standard
USB2.0 (Full Speed)
Port
USB port (Host) and Mini USB port (Slave)
4 in 1 Card Slot
Support SD, MMC, MS/MS Duo, XD
*Suggest to use 2GB or below
CF Card Slot
Support CF Card
*Suggest to use 2GB or below
1W x 2 built-in stereo speakers
Audio
Power
Adaptor
Adaptor
Manufacture Name
Model No.
E-TEK Electronics Manufactory Ltd.
ZDA050300US
Output
5.0V / 3.0A
Input
AC 100 -240V ~ 50 / 60 Hz 0.8A
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Item
Battery
Battery model
Specification
A0427-LF
Battery
EVE Energy CO., LTD.
Manufacturer Name
Battery Capacity
2100mAh
Battery Voltage
3.7V
English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese.
Language
Format
Photo
JPEG, BITMAP, GIF
Audio
WMA
Internet Radio
WMA
Video
WMV, MPEG1(320x240, 25fps)
RSS News
RSS2.0 standard
Photo Slide Show
Slide show with music / internet radio
Stream Photos/Music/Video from Support Microsoft Windows Media Player 11
PC
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Troubleshooting
This section lists various problems and solutions encountered by users while using the Wireless Internet Frame. When encountering a problem, first check the
list below and follow the suggested action if one matches your problem. If the problem still persists, contact or visit the nearest service center.
Symptom
Suggested Actions
The Wireless Internet Frame does not
turn on.
Check the power connection between the Wireless Internet Frame and the power adapter.
The power turns on but the screen is
blank.
The Wireless Internet Frame may be in sleep mode. Press [Mode] button to turn on the product
It takes some time to display an image.
1.
Loading an image from an external memory disk may take several seconds depending on the file format and
photo resolution.
2.
It is recommended that the maximum of one photo resolution is 12 Mega pixels. If the photo resolution is
larger than 12 Mega pixels, it takes more time to load.
1.
In Home Network, nothing displayed in
“Home Network” of Photo Player / Media
2.
Player.
I added a web photo account but the
photos cannot be displayed on the
Wireless Internet Frame.
Make sure you have added some photos / Media files to your sharing center through Windows Media
Player11 and have allowed the Wireless Internet Frame to visit them.(see the Photo Player -> Home Network
part in the manual)
3.
In Home Network, if the shared folders contain more files than the frame memory limit, it may not display the
files on frame or it will display “Too many files“. Please remove some files from shared folders.
1.
Make sure your Wireless Internet Frame has been connected to a network which can access Internet.
2.
Make sure the link you added is correct.
3.
Check whether the web photo link you added is RSS 2.0 format and the account is Picasa/ /Windows Live
Space.
Some photos in my web account cannot 1.
be displayed.
2.
The Wireless Internet Frame cannot
detect the U disk or memory card I
inserted.
Make sure your Wireless Internet Frame is connected to the same wireless network with your PC.
It may be related to your photo format and size.
We suggest the photo format is JPEG.
3.
We suggest the maximum web photo resolution is 800 x 480 or below. If the resolution is larger than 800 x
480, it takes more time to download.
1.
Restart the Wireless Internet Frame.
2.
Reinsert the U disk / memory card.
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Symptom
It takes some time to load the news
The news feed cannot be refreshed
successfully.
Suggested Actions
3.
Make sure your memory card is SD, MMC, MS, xD or CF.
4.
Make sure the U disk or memory card has been inserted into the correct slot.
1.
Confirm the network strength you connected is strong enough.
2.
Close the News application and open again.
1.
Confirm your WiFi network can access internet.
2.
Try to refresh again by selecting “Refresh” in the drop down menu.
3.
Check whether the feed can be visited normally in your computer, if not, the Wireless Internet Frame cannot
be displayed also, please contact the provider or wait for some time and try again.
The news feed I added can not be played. Make sure the feed is in RSS 2.0 format.
If the video can not play smoothly.
Please make sure the video format is WMV or MPEG1 and the resolution less than or equal to 320X240, 25fps.
It may response slowly when connecting 1.
to the internet radio.
2.
The internet radio station may stop
1.
playing when network connection is good.
2.
If the internet radio connect fails.
The internet radio I added cannot be
played.
Make sure the Wireless Internet Frame has been connected to a network which can access the internet, and
the network is in a good status.
Make sure the internet radio format is supported.
Try to pause the playing and play again.
The digital photo frame needs some time to buffering the audio source, please be patient.
3.
The buffering status is subject to station provider’s server loading and network status.
4.
Some radio stations do not broadcast 24 hours per day, and some stations are not always on-line. Please try
again later.
1.
It may the internet radio server is shut down temporarily
2.
Confirm your Wi-Fi network can access internet.
Make sure the format of the station is WMA, if not, the station cannot be supported.
In WiFi settings, when the user enter the Check that your firewall is not blocking any outgoing ports. To configure the Access Port Control, you must read the
correct network Key, but the unit can not instructions supplied with the wireless access point.
be connected.
Notes:
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1.
Under the influence of electrical fast transient phenomenon, the product may malfunction and require user to power reset.
2.
Under the influence of electrostatic phenomenon, the product may malfunction and require user to power reset.
3.
Under the environment with Voltage Dips and Interruptions, the communication link of the sample may loss and require user to reset the sample.
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