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User’s Manual Digital Photo Frame PF810.
Table of Contents Introduction ︱ .........................................................................................................................3 Package Contents ︱ ........................................................................
2 Calendar ︱ ............................................................................................................................29 Settings ︱ ................................................................................................
3 Introduction ︱ Congratulations on purchasing T ranscend’ s Photo Frame . Now you can easily display your entire photo collection at home or at the of fice.
4 Clock, alarm and calendar functions Automatic Power-ON/OFF and Sleep timers Custom alarm clock settings - wake up to your favorite FM radio station or MP3 song User-selectable Color Modes to enhance.
5 Safety Precautions ︱ These usage and safety guidelines are IMPORT ANT! Ple ase follow them carefully to ensure your own personal safety and help protect your Photo Frame from potential damage. General Use • For indoor use only . • Avoid using or storing the Photo Fram e in an extreme temperature environment.
6 Getting S t arted ︱ 1. 8” LCD Panel 2. T ouch-Sen sitive Menu Buttons 3. SD/SDHC/ MMC/ MS Slot 4. CF Slot 5. DC Power Input 6. St and Holes 7. W all-Hanging Holes 8. Recover Switch (For Service Use) 9. Head phone Jack 10. Antenna Input 11 . Mini-B USB Port (PC Connection) 12.
7 4. The Photo Frame will automatically turn on. If it is already plugged in, press the power button on th e back of Photo Frame, or press on the remote control. 5. To remove the Tabletop Stand, simply slide it downward until it pulls freely out of its socket.
8 Using a memory card or USB flash drive 1. Insert a memory card into its appropriate card slot on the left-hand side of the Photo Frame or plug a USB flash drive to the USB port on the right-hand side.
9 used for browsing through menus, selecting files, and accessing the Photo Frame’s numerous features. The function of each menu button varies depending on the icon displayed directly above it in the OSD .
10 • (Music) (Video) (Radio) (Calendar) (Settings) (Home): These modes can be directly accessed by pressing one of these shortcut buttons no matter what menu/mode the Photo Frame is currently in. • : These buttons allow you to switch between Thumbnail and Slideshow modes.
11 Connecting to a Computer ︱ If you want to transfer pictures and music between the Photo Frame and your computer, connect the Photo Frame to a USB port on your computer using the provided USB cable. 1. Turn on the Photo Frame . 2. Plug the small end of the USB cable into the Mini-B USB port located on the left side of the Photo Frame.
12 *Note: E: , F: and G: are example drive letters - t he letters in your “My Computer” window may differ Proper removal of your Photo Frame (from Windows): 1. Click once on the Removable Hardware icon in the system tray. 2. The Safely Remove Hardware pop-up window will appear.
13 Proper removal of your Photo Frame (from Mac OS): First drag-and-drop the Disk icon corresponding to your Photo Frame into the trashcan then unplug your Photo Frame from the USB port. Linux® Kernel 2.4 or later No drivers are required. Plug your Photo Frame into a USB port and mount it.
14 The Home Menu ︱ The Home menu acts as a convenient gateway to access all of Photo Frame’s functions. Use the UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT buttons to select one of the six icons list ed in Home menu (shown below) and press OK . Photo This option lets you display photos in Thumbnail, Photo vi ew or slideshow mode with special effect s.
15 you can mark important dates and holidays, and even c hoose a festive theme to go with them (i.e. a heart theme for V alentine’ s Day). Use the OSD to select “Calendar” or press . Settings This option allows you to adjust the Photo Frame’s numerous settings, such as switching langua ges or setting the clock.
16 1. Press the button. 2. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to highlight the desired menu option and press . 3. Sub-menu items can also be selected with the LEFT and RIGHT buttons. 4. Press once to go back to the previous screen. 5. Press again to revert to the Home menu.
17 • Slideshow of Selected Photos: S t art a slideshow with currently selected photos. • Add to / Remove from My Favorites ( ): Copy the currently selected photo(s) to or remove from the Photo Frame’s internal memory . Note : the “Remove” option will be shown when the viewing source is set to “My Favorites.
18 2. Press to access the highlighted function or open its sub-menu. 3. Press once to go back to the previous screen. 4. Press again to revert to the Home menu. Slideshow: Select this menu option or just press on the remote to enter Slideshow mode. Thumbnail: Select this item or press on the remote to enter Thumbnail mode.
19 Select Source: Change the media source to browse photos from. Use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons to select one of the available storage devices and press . Slideshow Mode This mode start s slideshow playback of all photos in the selected source. Slideshow mode will play based on the settings in the Options menu.
20 Photo View : Select this item to switch to Photo V iew mode for zoom-in and other functions. Background Music: Enable or disable background music while viewing photos. • On (Music): Turn on mp3 music. The Photo Frame will automatically find and play music fi les on the same memory device that is being used to display photos.
21 Vi d e o ︱ The V ideo function is a convenient way to playback videos and movies on your Photo Frame. There are two Video modes: ( V ideo Explorer and V ideo Player ). Y ou can use the remote control to access these mode s directly or navigate to them using the OSD.
22 3. Press once to go back to the previous screen. 4. Press again to revert to the Home menu. Add to / Remove from My Favorites ( ): Copy the currently selected video to the Photo Frame’s internal memory (when the viewing source is a memory card or USB flash drive).
23 MUSIC ︱ The Music mode has two ways to find and playback music files. Y ou can individually skip through each available song, one-by-one in the Music Player , or you can browse folders on your storage medi a to find a specific song file to play .
24 storage media (Memory card or USB flash drive) to Photo Frame’s internal memory . T o delete songs from the internal memory , change the media source to “My Favorites” and select Remove from My Favorites from the Options menu. Set as Music Alarm: Set the selected son g as your alarm clock sound.
25 ICON INDICA TION A Picture Dis p la y Displays either a single background im age or a photo slidesho w B Date Displays today’ s date C AM / PM & Alarm on / off Displays AM or PM (when 12H r time format is enabled). And display a alarm icon while alarm on.
26 Radio ︱ By selecting the Radio option or pressing , you can listen to your favorite radio stations from the built-in FM tuner and browse your photos at the same time. The Radio mode also lets you set your favorite station as your alarm clock ringer.
27 1. In Radio mode, press the LEFT or RIGHT buttons (the FM frequency will increase or decrease in 0.1MHz increments) until you reach the desired frequency. 2. You can also press and hold either LEFT or RIGHT to auto-scan for the next available station.
28 St ation List: This option displays a list of all 20 preset st ations and their frequencies. Use the UP / DOWN buttons to navigate to the station that you want to listen to and press . Note: you must first use Auto Scan or Save S t ation to add statio ns to this list.
29 Calendar ︱ In the Calendar mode, your Photo Frame becomes an attractive desktop calendar and clock that lets you set important date reminders and display your favorite photos, too. The Calendar mode displays a monthly calendar and digital clo ck and a selected photo o r slideshow .
30 Picture Display Mode: Change the way pictures are displayed in the Calendar mode: “Background Image” (static photo) or “Slideshow ,” which will consecutively display all pictures on the currently selected media source. The background Image can be chosen in: “ Home > Photo Vie w > Options > Set as Background Image .
31 Settings ︱ In the Settings menu, you can inspect your Photo Frame’s curr ent device st atus –Firmware version, and free space of My Favorites (onboard memory). Y ou can also adjust Photo Frame’s interf ace settings like setting the clock and changing languages.
32 • Brightness : press LEFT / RIGHT or on the remote to fine-tune the brightness of th e screen. • Contrast : Press LEFT or RIGHT to make adjustments to the screen’ s contrast. • Fullscreen : Press UP or DOWN to enable or disable . If disabled, Photo Frame will preserve the original dimensions of the image on the screen.
33 Portrait (B) Alarm The alarm function lets you use your Photo Frame like a clock radio – you can even wake up to your favorite MP3 song or radio station in the morning. 1. Select Alarm from the Settings menu, and use the UP or DOWN buttons to select b etween alarm on/off , alarm tim e , alarm sound, alarm volume and sleep timer .
34 about to expire, a “Press [SLEEP] button on remote to disable” message will appear . NOTE : T o set Photo Frame to turn on or off automatically on a daily basis, please use the “Auto-ON/OFF” feature in: Home > Settings > Date / Time > Auto ON/OFF 3.
35 Language Use this function to change the interface language of Photo Frame (13 languages are currently available). The default language is “English.” To change the Language: 1. Select the Language option from the Settings menu. 2. Use the LEFT or RIGHT buttons to highlight the desired language.
36 T roubleshooting ︱ If a problem occurs with your Photo Frame please first check the information listed below before sending your Photo Frame in for repair . If you are unable to remedy a problem from the following hints, please consult your dealer , service center , or local T ranscend branch of fice.
37 Can I delete files on my USB flash driv e or memory card with the Photo Frame? The Photo Frame cannot directly delete any files on a USB flash drive or memory card. However, you can connect the Photo Frame to a computer and use the computer to delete files on memory devices that are plugged-in to the Photo Frame.
38 Device Description Mem ory Size Transcend P/N PF810 Digital Photo Frame - Black 2GB TS2GPF810K T ranscend Limited W arranty ︱ “Above and Beyond” is the st andard we set ourselves for customer service at T ranscend.
39 Register online at http://www.transcendusa.com/productregister The specifications mention ed above ar e subject to change without notice. T ranscend Information, Inc. www .transcendusa.com *The T ranscend logo is a registered tradem ark of T ranscend Information, Inc.
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