User manual VIEWSONIC DPF8-CAM

[. . . ] ViewSonic DPF8-CAM Digital Photo Frame ® - User Guide - Guide de l'utilisateur - Bedienungsanleitung - Guía del usuario - Guida dell'utente - Guia do usuário - Kullanc klavuzu - Gebruikshandleiding - Py - () - () - - Model No. : VS13784 Compliance Information FCC Statement This device complies with part 15 of 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. 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. [. . . ] 15 ViewSonic 1 DPF8-CAM Getting Started Package Content The package contains the following items: Photo frame Frame Stand AC adapter USB cable Remote Control CD Quick Start Guide Product Features - 20. 32 cm (8'') Digital photo frame with 5 Mega-pixel camera - 8'' TFT LCD display (800x600 pixels) - Fixed focus - Removable and extendable stand for digitalizing old pictures - Auto slideshow with multiple transition effects - Supports high resolution pictures (JPEG) up to 16 Mega-pixel - Supports SD, SDHC, MMC, MS Pro card (up to 32GB) and USB flash drive - Sleep mode as auto-off function for saving power - USB 2. 0 high speed - Calendar, clock, and alarm ViewSonic 2 DPF8-CAM Photo frame Overview LCD Panel Slideshow / OK button (use this button to play/pause slideshow) (use this button to take a photo) Camera button Lens Power indicator Power switch Crop control COPY button USB drive connector EXIT button MENU button Speaker and Ventilatory holes DELETE button Menu Navigation (Up button Down button Left button Right button) DC power jack/USB connector for PC SD/SDHC/MMC/ MS Pro card slot Prop * * Follow the diagram on the left to extract the prop to support the photo frame. ViewSonic 3 DPF8-CAM How to set up the stand 1 2 Photo Frame Stand 1) Align the mark on the stand with the mark on the back of the photo frame. Then gently place the ring of the stand on top of the lens to attach the stand. 2) Gently rotate the stand clockwise as indicated until the mark is aligned with the mark. 3) Unfold the stand on the table by following the steps in the illustrations: 4) Place the photo frame on a flat surface such as a table. ViewSonic 4 DPF8-CAM Connecting to AC power Connect one end of the accessory power cable to the photo frame, and then connect the power adapter to a power socket. Note: Always use the accessory power cable only. Powering on/off your photo frame To power on the photo frame, turn the power switch to the ON position. To power off the photo frame, turn the power switch to the OFF position. Power indicator Power switch Using the internal/ external memory devices You can use the internal memory, or the compatible external memory devices (SD/SDHC/MMC/MS Pro/USB drive) to store the photos you took. Note: If you connect the external memory devices to the photo frame first and then power on it, the data in the USB drive will be read first. Yellow frame ( ) indicates the picture size ready to be saved in the photo frame. The camera is programed to automatically detect the picture size shown in yellow frame. Use the Menu Navigation ( ) on the back side to move up or down to select Save, Cancel, or Adjust function. If the picture size is correct, select Save and press the Camera button ( save the picture. If you don't like the picture, select Cancel and press the Camera button ( cancel the picture without saving it. If the picture size in the yellow frame does not 100% match the old photos, select ) to enter Photo Adjust mode. Adjust and press the Camera button ( Crop control ) to ) to Use the Menu Navigation up/down/left/right to choose the side of the photo to be adjusted. Turn the crop control to move the red line for adjusting the borders of the photo. (Camera button) to confirm. Note: Please recompose the photo first if needed, and then rotate the photo. The rotate function will only be effective for the image inside the lines. ViewSonic 8 DPF8-CAM Playing back your files This product is a photo frame to playback photos (JPEG) taken by your digital camera. To see your photos in action, only a few simple steps are needed: 1) Save your favorite photos onto a memory card or a USB drive. (You may need to use your computer and a card reader for this operation. ) 2) Insert the card into the photo frame or plug the USB drive to the photo frame. Slideshow playback By default, the photo frame will automatically play photo slideshow shortly after powered on. If the photo frame is in other mode, you can press once to switch to slideshow mode. Using function bar While in slideshow, you can press the MENU button ( ) for about 2 seconds to bring up the function bar. To perform a function, use the ) (up/down/left/right) to Menu Navigation ( shift between items, and press to confirm. Photo function bar The photo function bar provides the following items: 123456 7 1) Rotate photo: rotate the current photo 90º clockwise. 6) Index playback: The image index mode allows you to view 12 image miniatures in one single page. [. . . ] Date stamp: If date stamp function is enabled, the date will be printed on the photos you took. If reset default function is enabled, the current settings will be overridden. ViewSonic 13 DPF8-CAM Appendix Troubleshooting Problem Power indicator is not lit. Cause Power is off or power indicator is broken. The order of files is sorted by file name. Numbers have higher priority than alphabets. Solution Check whether the power supply (AC adapter) is well connected and the socket works normally. The order of image files is not what I wanted. Rename the files. Note: Since there are many brands of memory cards, please test the compatibility on the spot when you purchase the memory cards. If the memory card is correctly inserted, and the start-up interface is displayed but the photo frame can not read the card, please turn off and restart the photo frame, or format the card and re-copy files. Using remote control Before using the remote control, be sure to remove the insulator. [. . . ]