Bush DPF801 User manual

Digital Photo Frame
Operating Manual
DPF801/DPF1001

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.Connection 3
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TABLE OFCONTENTS 1-2
3.Illustration of buttonlayout on the remote control 4-5
4.1.4 Auto Play 7
4.2.5 TFT Saturation 8
4.System Settings 6-8
6.Music 9
8.Movie 10
9.Calendar 10-11
9.1 Display 11
10.Clock 11-12
10.2 Set Time 12
2.Supported Interfaces 3
4.1 Photo Setting 6
4.1.1 Interval Time 6
4.1.2 TransitionEffect 6
4.1.3 Show Type 6
4.1.4 Slide Mode 6
4.1.5 Browse 6
4.2 Display Setup 7
4.2.1 Brightness 7
4.2.2 Contrast 7
4.2.3 TFT Brightness 7
4.2.4 TFT Contrast 7
4.3 Custom Setup 8
4.3.1 OSD Language 8
4.3.2 Encoding 8
4.3.3 Repeat mode 8
4.3.5 Default 8
4.4 Exit 8
5.Photo 8-9
7.Photo+Music 9
9.2 Set Date 11
9.3 Exit 11
10.1 Display 11
4.3.4 USB Source 8

TABLE OF CONTENTS
11.Alarm
11.1 Enable
11.2 SetTime
11.3 Exit
12.Auto-Power
12.1 Power OnEnable
12.2 Power offEnable
12.3 Set Time
12.4 Exit
13.Edit
13.1 Select Source
13.2Copy
13.3 Delete
13.4 New Folder
13.5 Format PhotoFrame
14.Ebook
15.Basic Operations
15.1 STANDBY: Turnon the photo frame or turn it to stand-bymode
15.2 Function: mainmenu
15.3 Basic PlaybackFunctions
STOP:
PLAY/PAUSE:
Fast-forward play:
Fast rewind:
NEXT:Go to the next file.
PREV: Go to the previous file.
Repeat: Repetitive Playback
DISPLAY:Information Display
Zoom: Enlarge Images
VOL+/-: Volume
MUTE:
Rotate JPG Images:
JPG Browse Mode:
Media Manager:
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Connecting to yourPC•• 21

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1 Connection
Connect the DCplug of the AC-DC power adapter to the DC IN (9V)
socket at theback of the photo frame. Connect the power adaptor
to aAC 230/240V mains socket.
Caution:
Only connect themains adapter to a properly installedwall socket
with a voltagematching to the"Technical data" ofthe mains adapter.
Using an incorrectadaptor could damage your photo frameor adaptor.
The remote's batteryis factory installed, Open the battery compartment
door and removethe protective battery sheet before use.When the
battery becomes weak,replace the battery with a typeCR2025 3V
Lithium battery.When installing thenew battery make sure to install
the battery withthe "+" side up.
MS: dimensions forthe MS Card are 50mm x 21.5mm x 2.8mm, which is the exclusive memory card format
for Sony's digitalproducts, as shown in the illustration:
USB: supports 1.1and 2.0
CF:
SD/MMC: with dimensionsof 24mm x 32mm x 2.1mm (about the size of a postage stamp) as shown in
the illustration:
2 Supported Interfaces
Note: This unithas been designedwhere possible to be compatible with most makes of USB device and
memory cards. Dueto the many varied types available, we cannot guarantee that all makes and models
are able tobe used.

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3 Illustration of button layout on the remote control
3.1 Top side appearances
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SETUP: SETUP button,pressonce to enterinto
SETUP mode.Press andhold for 3seconds
to stop duringplayback of song or video;
or to enterthumbnail or file management
mode during playbackof photo.
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RETURN: RETURN button,press once to return to
last mode.Press andhold for 3 seconds
will return to main menu.
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5: RIGHT button,use this buttonto fast forward
during playback ofsong or video or rotate right
90 degrees.Press thisbutton to move cursor to
the left inFile Manager.
: NEXT button,use this buttonto skip to next
photo, song orvideo or scroll down when
reading eBook.Press thisbutton to move
cursor down inFile Manager.
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4: LEFT button,use this buttonto fast backward
during playback ofsong or video or rotate left
90 degrees.Press thisbutton to move cursor to
the right inFile Manager.
NOTE:
Do not use and at thesame time.
Please go backto main menu before connecting to PC.
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3.3 Right interface
CF: CF cardslot.
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SD/MMC MS :SD/MMC/MS card slot.
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: Earphone jack.
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3.2 Left interface
VOLUME: Adjustingvolume.
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USB: For connectto USB devices.
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PC: For connectto PC.
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DC IN 9V : External DC 9V jack.
POWER
ON-OFF :Power On/Off switch.
1: PLAY/PAUSE button, usethis button to start
playback, pause orresume playback.This
button also useas ENTER in menus and in
File manger.
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: PREVIOUS button,use this button to skip to
last photo, songor video or scroll up when
reading eBook.Press thisbutton to move
cursor up inFile Manager.
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3 Illustration of button layout on the remote control
3.4 Remote controller instruction
Digital Photo Frame
STANDBY FILE
PLAY/
PAUSE STOP REPEAT DISPLAY
RETURN
ENTER
SETUP
PHOTO+
MUSIC PHOTO MUSIC VIDEO
VOL- VOL+
HOME
ZOOM
MUTE
CALENDAR
PHOTO
MODE
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STANDBY: Press this button, to enter into
STANDBY mode or start up from standby mode.
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FILE: Press this button, to read ebook.
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VOL-: Press this button, to turn down volume.
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VOL+: Press this button, to turn up volume.
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RETURN: Press this button, to back to last interface.
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HOME: Press this button, to return to main interface.
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:Press this button,
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:Press this button,
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PHOTO: Press this button, to view photo.
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CALENDAR: Press this button, to show real time and date.
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:Press this button, move cursor left,or rotatephotoleft
90 degree.
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STOP: Press this button, to stop playing.
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PLAY/PAUSE: Press this button, to play or pause.
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PHOTO+ MUSIC: Press this button, to play photo+music.
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VIDEO: Press this button, to play movie.
And change audio channel while playing movie.
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MUSIC: Press this button, to play music.
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ENTER: Press this button, enter current selected object.
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SETUP: Press this button, to enter SETUP mode.
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PHOTO MODE: Press this button, to fit to screen or keep
original size of photos.
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ZOOM: When playing photo, press this button, to
zoom in picture.
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MUTE: Press this button, to turn off sound.
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DISPLAY: Press this button, to display relevant
information in different mode.
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repeated mode.
REPEAT: Press this button, to different
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20 :Press this button, move cursor
21 :Press this button, move cursor
:Press this button, move cursor
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:Press this button, to fast forward in playing
movie or song.
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28 :Press this button, to fast backward in playing
Movie or song.
to skip backward orprevious photo
to skip forward ornext photo.
up or flip photo
horizontally.
right, or rotate photo
right 90 degree.
down or flip photo
vertically.
select
or go to File Manager when viewing photo or
during video playback.

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4 System Settings
Select[Setup]from the mainmenu, press the ENTER button or press the SETUP buttonin any other mode
to enter setupmode. Below illustration shows the screenof the setup menu. Use navigation buttons to
select decided itemfollowed by ENTER button. Use buttonto select between options then press
ENTER to confirm.The following illustrationshows the initial screen in thesettings mode, and in the
following section
The adjustment operationfor the SETUPmenu is as follows:
4.1 Photo Setting
4.1.1 Interval Time
This option canbe used to set the lengthof time for display of each image. There areseven options: 5
seconds,10 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds, one minute, three minutes,or off thefunction.
4.1.2 TransitionEffect
This option isused to set the transition effect as images change.
4.1.3 Show Type
This option isused to set the photo fit to screen or keep its original size.
4.1.4 Slide Mode
This option isused to set the slide mode while photos showing. Include 3 optionsas :Normal, Motion
and Date &Time.
4.1.5 Browse
There are twokinds of "Photo" modes, one is the "Thumbnail" mode, and the other is the "File Manager"
mode.
Thumbnail mode: Thumbnail Mode
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427x640 2006/02/24 Rotate Slide Show
Topower on the photo frame, set the POWER switch to ON position.
The following operationsare using remote control.
Interval Time
Transition Effect
Show Type
Slide Mode
Browse
Setup Menu Photo Setting
:Select :Confirm

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4 System Settings
File Manager mode:
4.1.4 Auto Play
4.1.4.1Photo
Slide show willbe automatically started if auto-play for photo is set to on when Photo is selectedin Main
menu or PHOTObutton is pressed.
Either Thumbnail modeor File Managerwill be display if auto-play for photo is set to off.
Music playback willbe automatically started if auto-play for music is set to on when MUSIC is selectedin
Main menu orMUSIC button is pressed.
File Manager willbe display if auto-play for music is set to off. Select decided music file using 4 navigation
buttons followed byENTER button or PLAY/PAUSE button.
4.1.4.3 Movie
Movie playback willbe automatically started if auto-play for movie is set to on when Movie is selectedin
Main menu orVIDEO button is pressed.
File Manager willbe display if auto-play for music is set to off. Select decided video file using 4 navigation
buttons followed byENTER button or PLAY/PAUSE button.
4.2 Display Setup
File Number:9-111
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
MP3
BMP
Video
200601-1 9
200601-2 10
200601-3 11
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4.2.1 Brightness
This option allowsthe user to set the brightness of the television screen. They canchoose from three
different options: normal,bright, and soft.
4.2.2 Contrast
This option canbe used to set the screen contrast. The contrast is divided into 15 different levels,
from -4~0~+4, withlarger numbers representing greater contrast.
4.2.3 TFT Brightness
This option canbe used to set the screen brightness. The brightness is divided
into 15 levels,from -7~0~7, with the larger (positive) numbers representing greater brightness.
4.2.4 TFT Contrast
This option canbe used to set the screen contrast. The contrast is divided into
15 different levels,from -7~0~7, withlarger numbers representing greater contrast.
4.1.4.2 Music

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4 System Settings
4.2.5 TFT Saturation
This option canbe used to set the saturationof the display. The saturation is divided into15 levels,
from -7~0~7, withlarger numbers representing a higher degree of saturation.
4.3 Custom Setup
4.3.1 OSD Language
This option canbe used to set the languagefor the OSD (on screen display). The user can choose from:
English.
4.3.2 Encoding
This option setsthe character encoding of the filenames. There are two types of encoding to choose from,
Western European andCentral European.
Setup Menu Display Setup
:Select :Confirm
Brightness
Contrast
TFT Brightness
TFT Contrast
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-3
-2
-1
0
TFT Saturation
4.3.3 Repeat mode
This option allowsthe user to set the playrepeat mode. Thereare four available options: Off, One,
Folder, andAll.
Off: turns off the repeat mode.
One: repeats thefile that is currently playing.
Folder: repeats thefolder that is currently playing.
All: repeatedly playsall of the files inside the storage medium.
4.3.4 USB Source
Select storage deviceconnected to PC
4.4 Exit
Leaves the setupmenu, and goes back to the main menu.
After choosing [Photo] from the main menu, press the ENTER key, and the system will automatically
playback found imagefile stored in external storage device (SD/MMC, USB, CF) or internal memory. If no
supported file isfound, "No Playable File" will appear on the display then return to Main menu.
Toplayback image from a different storagedevice, press HOME button in any mode then select Photo in
Main menu thenpress ENTER button. Use buttons toselect decided device followed by
ENTER button tostart playback image.
Note:-
The photo framecan support image files in JPGformat.
5 Photo
4.3.5 Default
By setting thisoption, all settings will be resetto the original system settings.

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6 Music
After choosing [Music] from the main menu, press theENTER key, andthe system will automatically
File Number:9-111
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
MP3
BMP
Video
200601-1 9
200601-2 10
200601-3 11
450x676 2008/3/29
Thumbrianll Mode
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427x640 2006/02/24 Rotate Slide Show
5 Photo
File Number:1/7
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
MP3
BMP
Video
09.PYEP 1
01.YOBV 2
06.DUHPI 3
After choosing [Photo+Music] from the main menu, press theENTER key, andthe system will automatically
playback found audiofile stored in external storage device (SD/MMC, USB, CF) or internal memory. If no
supported file found,"No Playable File" will be appears on the display then return to Main menu.
Toplayback audio in different storage device, press HOME button in any mode then select Music in Main
menu then pressENTER button , use to selectdecided device followed by ENTER button to start
playback audio
.
Note:-
The photo framecan support audio files in MP2, MP3 and WMAformat.
file if auto-playis set to on. If File Manager appears, use navigation buttons to select
decided file thenpress ENTER button to start
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playback found imagefile and audio file in externalstorage device (SD/MMC, USB, CF) or internal memory.
If no supportedfile found, "No Playable File" will be appears on the display then return to Main menu.
Toplayback image file and audio files in different storagedevice, press HOME button in any mode then
select [Photo+Music] in Main menuthen press ENTER button to startplayback if Auto-play is set to on.
If file Managerappears, use navigation buttons to selectdecided device followed by ENTER button
to start playbackaudio file.

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8 Movie
After choosing [Movie] from the main menu, press theENTER key, andthe system will automatically
playback found videofile stored in external storage device (SD/MMC, USB, CF) or internal memory. If no
supported file found,"No Playable File" will be appears on the display then return to Main menu.
Toplayback audio in different storage device, press HOME button in any mode then select [VIDEO] in Main
menu then pressENTER button , use to select decided device followed by ENTER button to start
playback video
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Note:-
The photo framecan support audio files in DAT, MPG, VOB and AVIformat.
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file if auto-playis set to on. If File Manager appears, use navigation buttons to select
decided file thenpress ENTER button to start
This unit hasbeen designed where possible to be compatible with most video formats. Due to the many
varied video encoderavailable, we cannot guarantee that all formats are able to be playback
File:Number:1/4
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
Mp3
BMP
Video
Motion Jpep
EB EQH 1
Avi+srt
VXZ-HNB 2
VTS-05-0 3
After selecting [Calendar] from the main menu, press theENTER button, and you will enter the date
setting mode.
9 Calendar
Catendar
:Select :Confirm
Display
Set Date
Exit

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9.2 Set Date
This function allowsusers to set the system date.
Use buttons tomove between Year,
Month and day.Use buttons to set year,
month and day.After the date is set, use
buttons to selectOK then press ENTER button to
confirm or selectCancel the press ENTER button
to quit.
In addition todisplaying the current date, the user
can use the keys to browse different months,
or use the keys to browsedifferent years.
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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SatSun
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Catendar
:Select :Confirm
Set Date
2008/04/01
Cancet
OK
Display
Set Date
Exit
9 Calendar
9.1 Display
This option providesthe [Calendar]display
function. The datedisplayed in thecalendar is the
current date setin the system.
9.3 Exit
Exits date settingsand goes back to the main menu.
10 Clock
After selecting [Clock] from the main menu, press
the ENTER key, andthe system willenter time
setting mode.
Clock Setting
:Select :Confirm
Clock
Analog Clock
Clock&Calendar
Display
Set Date
Exit
10.1 Display
display [Clock]or[Clock & Calendar]or
This option allowsthe user to choose if they want to
[Analog
Clock]. Select[Clock], and press the ENTER key.
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Select [Clock & Calendar], and pressthe ENTER key.
10.2 Set Time
This function allowsthe user to set the systemtime.
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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SatSun
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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri SatSun
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Clock Setting
:Select :Confirm
Set Time
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Cancet
OK
Display
Set Time
Exit
10.3 Exit
Exits the timesettings, and goes back to themain
menu.
Select [Analog Clock], and press the ENTER key.
Alarm Setting
:Select :Confirm
On
Off
Enable
Set Time
Exit
Use buttons tomove between Hour,
Minute and second.Use buttons to set
Hour, Minuteand second.After the time is set, use
buttons to selectOK then press ENTER
button to confirmor select Cancel then press ENTER
button to quit.

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11 Alarm
11.3 Exit
Exits the alarmsettings, and goes back to themain menu.
11.1 Enable
This function allowsusers to activate(On) or de-activate(Off) thealarm.
11.2 SetTime
This function allowsusers to set the alarm time.When the alarm function has been activated, a prompt
will Appear.
:Select :Confirm
Set Time
00:00
Cancet
OK
Alarm Setting
Enable
Set Time
Exit
Alarm
Press any key stop the alarm.
12 Auto-Power
After selecting [Auto-Power] from the main menu, press theENTER button, and the system will enter
the automatic power-on/power-offsettings mode.
12.1 Power OnEnable
This option allowsthe user to either activate (On) or
de-activate (Off) theautomatic power-on function.
12.2 Power offEnable
This function allowsthe user to activate (On) or
de-activate (Off) theautomatic power-off function.
Power On Enable
Power Off Enable
Set Time
Exit
Off Setting
:Select :Confirm
On
Off
Power On Enable
Power Off Enable
Set Time
Exit
Off Setting
:Select :Confirm
On
Off
After selecting [Alarm] from the main menu,
press theENTER button, and the system will enter
the alarm settings mode.
Use buttons tomove between Hour and Minute.
Use buttons toset Hour and Minute.
After the alarmtime is set, use buttons toselect OK then press ENTER button to confirm or
select Cancel thenpress ENTER button to quit.
When the alarmsound, press any button to stop.

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Power On Enable
Power Off Enable
Set Time
Exit
Off Setting
:Select :Confirm
Power On
Power Off
Set Time
00:00
Cancet
OK
12.3 Set Time
This function allowsusers to set the automatic power-on/power-off times. The user can choose to set the
[Power-on]time or the [Power-off]time.
12.4 Exit
Exits the automaticpower-on/power-off settings, andgoes back to the main menu.
After selecting [Edit] from the main menu, press theENTER button, and the system will enter Edit mode.
In Edit mode,the user can choose Copy Photo••Music••Photo/Music••Movie.
13.1 Select Source
Use buttons toselect device listed on the left then press button to the file/folderlist.
Use buttons toselect a file then press ENTER button to confirm or a folderthen press ENTER
button to enterthis folder until decided file is selected. The selectedfile is enclosed by a yellow frame.
File:Number:1-3
/Dev/nand1/1
2016x1512 2001/01/08
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
IMAGE01 1
IMAGE02 2
IMAGE03 3
Total Files:0
/Dev/nand1/1
2016x1512 2001/01/08
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
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13 Edit
Use buttons toselect Power On or Power Offthen press ENTERbutton.
Use buttons tomove between Hour and Minute.
Use buttons toset Hour and Minute.
After the PowerOn time or Power Off time is set, use buttons to selectOK then press
ENTER button toconfirm or select Cancel then press ENTER button to quit.
Use to jumpto device list.

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13 Edit
13.2Copy
Tocopy a file, select the sourcefile as described in page 14.
Press button toselect Edit then press ENTER button.
Use buttons toselect Copy then press ENTER button.
Use NAVIGATION buttons to select decided location / folder then press ENTER button.
Use button toselect Edit again then press ENTERbutton.
Use buttons toselect Paste then press ENTER button to start copy.
After the fileis copied, will return to File Manger.
640x480 2008/4/29 Edit
Beauty
Mp3
BMP
Video
GVTTHV
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Copy
Delete
New Folder
Return
File Number:3/35
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Beauty
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BMP
Video
GVTTHV
20050602974 1
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/Dev/nand1/1
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
IMAGE01 1
IMAGE02 2
IMAGE03 3
Paste
New Folder
Return
/Dev/nand1/1
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
Copy File
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2/3
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13.3 Delete
Todelete a file, use NAVIGATION buttons toselect decided file then press ENTER button.
Use button toselect Edit then press ENTER button.
Use buttons toselect Delete then press ENTER button.
Use button toselect Yes then press ENTER button to confirm or No to return to last stage.
/Dev/nand1/1
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
IMAGE01 1
IMAGE02 2
IMAGE03 3
4555555222 4
4422255555 5
4425555555 6
Copy
Delete
New Folder
Return
File Number:3/35
640x480 2008/4/29 Edit
Beauty
Mp3
BMP
Video
GVTTHV
20050602974 1
20050602975 2
20050602976 3
20050602977 4
20050602978 5
20050602979 6

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13 Edit
/Dev/nand1/1
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
IMAGE01 1
IMAGE02 2
IMAGE03 3
4555555222 4
4422255555 5
4425555555 6
Delete File
Please wait...
2/3
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/Dev/nand1/1
/dev/usb0/1
Edit
IMAGE01 1
IMAGE02 2
IMAGE03 3
4555555222 4
4422255555 5
4425555555 6
Delete
Delete the files ••
Yes No
13.4 New Folder
This function allowsusers to create a new folder in the device you selected.
/dev/usb0/1
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BMP
Video
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200407-1 3
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Edit
Copy
Delete
New Folder
Return
640x480 2008/4/29
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
MP3
BMP
Video
1222255527 1
200406-1 2
200407-1 3
200409-1 4
200410-1 5
200412-1 6
200413-1 7
Edit
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
MP3
BMP
Video
1222255527 1
200406-1 2
200407-1 3
200409-1 4
200410-1 5
200412-1 6
200413-1 7
Edit
1234567890Back
ABCDEFGH I
JKLMNOPQR
STUVWX Y Z ,-
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Space ABC Cancel
Enter
/dev/usb0/1
Beauty
MP3
BMP
Video
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200407-1 3
200409-1 4
200410-1 5
200412-1 6
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Edit
Toadd a new folder, use NAVIGATION buttons to select decided location then press ENTER button.
Use buttons toselect Edit then press ENTER button.
Use buttons toselect New Folder then press ENTER button, Use on screen keyboard to enter
folder name., PressENTER button following to each selected character. Select the Enter then press
ENTER button tocomplete.
Note:Should not usesymbols••\ / : * ? < > ••for new foldername.

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13 Edit
13.5 Format PhotoFrame
This function allowsusers to format Nand.
/Dev/nand1/1
/dev/usb0/1
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Format Photo Frame
Return
New Folder
/dev/usb0/1 200502052547 2
200502052457 3
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Format Photo Frame
Please wait...
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14 Ebook
After selecting[EBook], press the ENTER
the text likedoing it on PC.
15.1 STANDBY: Turnon the photoframe or turn it to stand-by mode.
15.2 Function: mainmenu
Press HOME to directly enterthe main menu. The user can then press the buttons to
select the desired function. Press ENTER button to enter.
15 Basic Operations
In File Manager, use buttonsto select Edit the press ENTER button.
Use buttons toselect Format Photo Frame then press ENTER button to start.
When format completed,will return to File Manager.
button. Use buttonsto select
storage device thenpress ENTER button. Use NAVIGATION buttons to select
decided file thenpress ENTER button to start.