Audiovox DPF508 - Digital Photo Frame User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
DPF508
Digital Photo Frame

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A. Introduction
ThankyouforselectingtheDPF508 DigitalPhotoFrame. Themain
featuresincludea5"Screen(4:3AspectRatio)LiquidCrystalDisplay
(LCD)monitor.The unitapplies thelatest stateofthe artelectronics
andis designedforuse withSD/MMC/MSmemory cardsand USB
memorydevices.Theunit isconstructedtoprovideyearsofreliable,
trouble-freeservice.Pleasereadtheentireinstructionmanualsup-
pliedwiththisproduct priortooperation. Thedocumentationwillas-
sistyou inobtaining thebest equipmentperformance. All manuals
shouldbestoredforlateruse.
B. Cautions and Warnings
1. Placement
Topreventfireor electricshock,do notexposethe DPFtorainor
moisture. To prevent it from falling do not place the DPF on an
unstablecart, stand,tripod, bracket ortable. Keepthe unit away
from strong magnets, heat sources, direct sunlight, and exces-
sivedust.
2. Installation
Ensurethatthe DPFis usedin accordancewith theinstructions
andillustrationsprovidedinthismanual.
3. Objects and Liquid
Donotpushobjectsofanykindintotheunitthroughopenings;do
notspillorsprayliquidofanykindonorintheDPF(thismayresult
in a fire or electric shock). Do not place anything heavy on the
DPF.Toensureproperventilationandproperoperation,nevercover
or block the slots and openings with a cloth or other
material.
4. Disassembly
Do not attempt to disassemble the DPF. There is a risk of electric
shock. Contact qualified service personnel if your system is in
need of repair.
5. Cleaning Unit
When cleaning, make sure the DPF is unplugged from the power
source. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a cloth
lightly dampened with water for cleaning the exterior of the DPF
only.

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C. Contents
1. 1 x 5” Digital Picture Frame w/Battery (CR2025)
2. 1 x AC to DCAdaptor
3. 2 x Interchangeable Frames (Black/White)
4. 1 x Instruction Manual
D. Positioning Your Frame
Pull out the stand to place the frame. Rotate the stand to position the
frame vertically or horizontally. Adjust the stand’s length to obtain the
desired vertical or horizontal viewing angle.

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E. Unit View
Left and Right Side
Front Side
SD/MMC/MSSlot
InserttheSD/MMC/MS card
USBSlot
Insert a USB memory device
Power On/Off Switch
DC 9V
Plug theAC adaptor
Note: The USB slot can not be connected to a PC for transferring
pictures from the PC to the DPF.

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Top Side
1) Brightness: Press to adjust the Brightness.
2) Play/Pause/Mode: Press to PLAY/PAUSE or select an option.
3)Menu :PresstoaccessthemainmenuorCardSelection menu.
4) Up/Copy/Delete: Press to navigate, copy or delete a photo.
5) Down/Rotate: Press to navigate or rotate a photo.
6) Prev. : Press to navigate or view the previous photo.
7) Next: Press to navigate or view the next photo.
Back Side
Eyeholesfor
wallmounting
CR2025backup
battery

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G. Viewing Photos
1. Attach theAC / DC adapter to the DC power jack and
plug the adapter into anAC outlet.
2. Place the unit’s Power switch to the ON position and wait for
thetodisplay the Main Menu.
3. Insert the desired Media into the unit’s SD/MMC/MS USB slots
provided.
4. Using the LEFT / RIGHT arrow keys position the high-
light over the PHOTO icon and press theMENUbutton.
5. Select the desired media by using the unit’s LEFT / RIGHT
arrow keys to position the highlight. Once the desired media is
highlighted press the PAUSE / PLAY / MODE button to confirm
your selection.
Note: Only the media installed in the unit will be allowed to be se-
lected.
6. With the Main Menu displayed use the unit’s LEFT / RIGHT
arrow keys to position the highlight over the PHOTO icon
and press the PAUSE / PLAY / MODE key. The unit will
enter SLIDE SHOW mode and will sequentially display the
photos saved on the selected media.

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7. Pressing the PAUSE / PLAY / MODE key while the unit is in
the SLIDE SHOW mode will results in the unit entering
the PAUSE mode. Once the unit is in the PAUSE mode the
operator can use the LEFT / RIGHT arrow keys to display
the PREVIOUS / NEXT photo.
8. Selecting PAUSE / PLAY / MODE again will place the DPF in
the Thumbnail mode. In this mode the unit displays rows of
thumbnail pictures. Once in this mode the operator can use
the UP / DOWN / LEFT ARROW / RIGHT ARROW keys to
navigate through the pictures. When the desired picture is
highlighted pressing the PLAY / PAUSE / MODE key again
will result in the DPF starting the SLIDE SHOW from the
highlightedpicture.
H. Copying and Deleting Photos
Copying Photos to Internal Memory
Please refer to step “G” first. If you want to copy the photo, place
the DPF in PAUSE mode when the desired picture is displayed.
Then press the UP/COPY/DELETE button. A pop-up screen ap-
pears indicating “Copy? Yes/No” use the Left or Right button to
highlight the Yes icon, then press PLAY/PAUSE/MODE button to
confirm. “Wait!Capture Photo” appears as the photo is copied into
the internal memory. The DPF can store up to approximately 40
photos.
Note: You can rotate photos clockwise by pressing the ROTATE
button on the remote control or the Down button on the frame in the
Pause mode. Rotated photos are copied in the rotated position.

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Deleting Photos from your frame’s internal memory
Press Menu button to bring up the DPF’s main menu. Press the
MENU button again to bring up the Card Selection screen. Using the
Left or Right button select the Memory icon. Press PLAY/PAUSE/
MODE button to select the DPF’S internal memory. Press PLAY/
PAUSE/MODE button two times to enter the Slide show mode. To
delete a photo, select the photo in Slide show mode or Browse
mode, then press the UP/COPY/DELETE button. When the Delete
pop-up screen appears, use the Left or Right button to highlight the
Yes icon, then press PLAY/PAUSE/MODE button. The photo se-
lected is deleted.
Note:
DELETE only deletes photos that reside in the DPF internal
memory.

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H. Setting
1) With the Main Menu icons displayed, use the RIGHT or LEFT
arrow button to highlight the SETTING icon. Then press PLAY/
PAUSE/MODE to select and enter the setting screen .
2) Use the UP and DOWN buttons to select the menu item you
wish to change Press PLAY/PAUSE/MODE to enter the
submenu.
3) Select the option to use you wish by us the UP/Down buttons.
Once the desired option is highlighted press the PLAY/PAUSE/
MODE key to select it. When more than one parameter ap-
pears in the submenu, the current parameter in effect is high-
lighted with a check to the left right of the parameter.
The setting items and their definitions are showing below:
Brightness
Slide Show Time
OSD Language
Transition Mode
Default
ExitSetupMenu
5S / 10S / 30S
English
French
Spanish
Random
No Effect
Cover Up
Cover Down
Cover Left
Cover Right
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I. Calendar Function
With the main menu icons displayed, use the LEFT/RIGHT button to
highlight the CALENDAR icon and press the PLAY/PAUSE/MODE
button.UsetheLEFTandRIGHTbuttonsto view the days; use the UP
and DOWN buttons to view the months and year.
To Set Date in Calendar Mode
PressthePlay/Pause/Modebutton,a pop-upscreenappearsasshown
below:
Use the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the Year, Month or Day. Press
the UP or DOWN button to change the digit. Continue pressing the
LEFT or RIGHT button to highlight and make changes to other items.
After a change is implemented, use the LEFT or RIGHT button to
highlight the OK icon, then press PLAY/PAUSE/MODE to confirm.

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J. Clock Function
With the Main Menu icons displayed, use the LEFT/RIGHT button
to highlight the CLOCK icon and press the PLAY/PAUSE/MODE
button.
How to Set Time
To make changes to the Time, press the PLAY/PAUSE/MODE
button. The pop-up screen shown below will appear:
Use the LEFT or RIGHT arrow button to select the Hour, Minutes or
AM/PM. Press the UP or DOWN button to change the digit. Continue
pressing the LEFT or RIGHT arrow button to highlight and make
changes to other items. After a change is implemented, use the LEFT
or RIGHT button to highlight the OK icon. Press PLAY/PAUSE/MODE
to confirm.

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K. Removal and Installation of Interchangeable Frames
Remove
Removethe currentframeattachedtotheunit.Refertothe illustra-
tionbelow:
Presshere thenremovethecover.
Cover back Unit back
Insertthe unit intotheleftcoverslotsfirst then lowertherightside
oftheunituntilitcomesincontactwith the frame. Press the plastic
frameonthe right ofthe unit. The lockposition is indicated bya
click.
Installation
Pleaserefertothe illustration below:

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M. SPECIFICATIONS
Photo format: JPEG
Panel size: 5 Inch
Power source: DC 9V
Power consumption: 5 W
Operating temperature: 41~95°F, 5~35°C
Weight : 0.40 Kg
Dimensions (W x H x D): 7.68 X 6.57 X 1.30 inches
195 X167 X 33 mm

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M. Troubleshooting
Solution
Your digital picture frame
won’t turn on The adapter is not securely connected
to your picture frame or the power
switch is not on.
A memory card is inserted
in your digital picture frame
but you cannot view your
photos.
* Make sure that the memory card
contains JPEG files. (Progressive JPEG
are not supported).
* Turn your digital picture frame off and
make sure that the memory card is
inserted all the way into the card slot
and is inserted correctly. Then turn the
frame on again.
* This device does not support flash
cards larger than 2GB.
*If some cards can not be read. You can
try to format it first. .
* Note: Some digital cameras save
images in formats other than JPEG.
Refer to your camera’s manual if your
photos are not JPEG files.
The frame displays some
pictures slower and some
pictures faster.
Higher resolution pictures load more
slowly. Try using lower resolution pic-
tures or down sampling your images.
See your camera’s operating manual for
details on down sampling your photos.
Problem

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