Kogan KADPF08XXXA User manual

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USER MANUAL

Contents
Safety 2
Specifications 3
Product Overview 4
Opening Logo 5
Menu Options 5
Photo 6
Music 6
Movie 7
Photo Music 7
eBoo 7
Favourite 7
Edit 8
Alarm 8
Cloc 9
Calendar 9
Setup 10
Troubleshooting 11
Remar 11

Safety
● Clean only with a damp cloth.
● Do not bloc any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
● Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
● Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
● Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
● Refer all servicing to the Kogan customer service team. Service is required when the
apparatus is damaged in any way, such as when the power-supply cord or plug is
damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
● Operating ambient temperature 0~40°C.
● To reduce the ris of fire or electric shoc , do not expose to rain.
● The mar ing plate is located on the bottom enclosure of the main unit.
Package Contents
1. Power Adapter
2. Stand
3. Remote Control
4. Digital Photo rame
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Specifications
Display 8” digital T T LCD Panel
View Area 800 x 600 pixels, 4:3 ratio
Brightness 220 cd/m2
Contrast Contrast 400:1
Stand Design Detachable ( for Portrait and
Landscape )
Memory Card
Slot
MMC / SD / MS / XD
I/O Ports DC-in / USB 2.0 host
ile ormat JPEG, BMP, MPEG 1, MPEG 2,
MPEG4, VOB, AVI, DIVX 6,
XVid, 3ivX, M4S2, MP4S, MJPG
MP3, WMA, TXT
Power Adapter Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz
Output: 5V, 2A
OSD Language English, Deutsch, rançais,
Español, Italiano, Nederlands,
Português, Polski
Dimensions 218mm x 172mm x 24 mm
(with stand)
Weight 400g
eatures
Picture playbac
Music Playbac
Movie Playbac
Calendar, Cloc functions
Alarm cloc
Product Overview
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Product Overview
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Opening Logo
Follow the steps below to operate the photo frame:
Connect the supplied power adaptor (5V, 2A) to the DC IN jac .
Plug the other end of the power adaptor to the power soc et.
At the bac of the photo frame pivot the stand so it is at right angles with the
digital photo frame, and then place it on a flat surface.
Hold down the Power Key to turn on / off the unit
After turning on the unit, the Kogan logo will be displayed as below
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Menu Options
Insert a memory device and select from a range of options such as display photos, play a
video or play a music file from the main menu screen
The photo frame
main menu has
the following 11
options:
Photo
eBoo
Favorite
Alarm
Cloc
Calender
Setup
Edit
Movie
Photo+ Music
Music
To navigate between menu options use the right/left or up/down ey to rotate the menu.
When the desired menu option is highlighted, press the Enter button to select the option.
Menu Options – Photo
Select the Photo option to start a slide show of any pictures stored on the memory device,
the photo will be displayed automatically.
Use the following eys to:
Rotate left and right: Press Left / Right eys to rotate the image.
Select photo: Up / Down eys.
Thumbnail Mode: Press Menu/Exit ey to the Thumbnail Mode.
Back to main Menu: Press Menu/Exit ey again to go bac to the main menu
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Menu Options – Music
Select the Music option to start any music stored on the memory device.
Use the following eys to:
Switch between memory device selection and file list: Left / Right eys.
Select music file: Up / Down eys.
Volume +/-: Left / Right eys.
Play: Press Play ey to pause the music.
Back to main Menu: Press Menu/Exit ey to go bac to the main menu
.Menu Options – Movie
Select the Movie option to start a movie stored on the memory device.
Use the following eys to:
Switch between memory device selection and file list: Left / Right eys.
Select video file: Up / Down eys.
Volume +/-: Left / Right eys.
Back to main Menu: Press Menu/Exit ey to go bac to the main menu
Menu Options – Photo + Music
Select the Photo + Music option to start a slide show of any pictures stored on the memory
device while playing music. As soon as a Photo is selected, the slide show will begin.
Use the following eys to:
Select picture: Up / Down eys.
Volume+/-: Left / Right eys.
Back to main Menu: Press Menu/Exit ey to go bac to the main menu
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Menu Options – eBook
Select the eBoo option to start displaying any eBoo s on your storage device.
Use the following eys to:
Move the eBook display up or down the page: Press Up / Down eys.
Menu Options – avorite
The Favourite menu option allows you to display any pictures you have saved to the frames
internal memory.
Use the following eys to:
Rotate left and right: Press Left / Right eys to rotate
Select picture: Up / Down eys.
Thumbnail Mode: Press Menu ey to the Thumbnail Mode.
Back to main Menu: Press Menu/Exit ey again to go bac to the main menu
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Menu Options – Edit
The Edit menu option allows you to copy or delete files from your memory device or internal
memory. When you select the Edit function from the main menu, there are four options:
Copy, Delete, New Folder and Exit. Use the arrow eys to ma e your selection.
Copy:
Use the copy function to save pictures between your memory device or onto the photo
frame (when both USB and SD card are inserted the machine will default to USB, move out
of USB to display the photo list in the SD card). To save pictures use the following steps:
Use the up and down arrow eys to select the file your wish to save.
Press the Play button to highlight the file with a yellow box.
Press the right ey to move the cursor to the bottom of the screen.
Select the copy button to save your file.
Press the left / up / down ey to select the folder your wish to paste and save
in the folder, create a new folder in case you need.
Delete:
The delete option allows you to delete files from the photo frame internal memory or your
memory device. To delete a picture use the following steps:
Use the up and down arrow eys to select the file your wish to delete.
Press the Play button to highlight the file with a yellow box.
Press the right ey to move the curser to the bottom of the screen.
Select the delete button to delete your file.
Menu Options – Alarm
The Alarm setting menu has three options:
Enable.
Set time.
Exit.
Simply use the left/right/up/down eys to navigate between the options and then the enter
ey to ma e and save the selection.
To set the alarm time select SET TIME from the menu.
A new screen will be displayed for you to set the alarm time. The time is set by using the up
and down eys to change the hours then pressing the right ey to move across to the
minutes.
•Please note that the cloc is in 24 hour time.
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Menu Options – Clock
The Cloc setting menu has three options:
Display
Set time
Exit
Simply use the arrow eys to navigate between the options and then the enter ey to ma e
and save the selection.
Selecting display will give you the option to display either the cloc or the cloc and
calendar
To set the time select SET TIME from the menu.
A new screen will be displayed for you to set the time. The time is set by using the up and
down arrow eys to change the hours then pressing the right arrow ey to move across to
the minutes.
* Please note that the cloc is in 24 hour time
Menu Options – Calendar
The Calender setting menu has three options:
Date Display
Set date
Exit
Simply use the arrow eys to navigate between the options and then the enter ey to ma e
and save the selection.
Selecting display will display the calendar.
To set the date, select SET DATE from the menu.
A new screen will be displayed for you to set the date. The date is set by using the up and
down arrow eys to change the year then pressing the right arrow ey to move across to
change the month and then day.
Please note that the cloc is in 24 hour time
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Menu Options – Setup
The setup menu has five categories:
Photo Setting
Auto-Play
Display Setup
Custom Setup
Exit
Simply use the left/right/up/down eys to navigate between the options and then use the
Enter ey to ma e and save the selection.
Photo Setting
Interval Time: Set the time photos are displayed; between 5 Sec to 3 Min or off.
Transition Effect: Set the effect shown between photo changes.
Show type: Set how your photos are displayed. Fit to screen; the photo will be
stretched or compressed to fit. Full Screen will show the picture at its native
resolution.
Slide Mode: Select between normal or a slide show with the date and time.
Browse: Set how your pictures can be browsed either by a thumbnail picture or via
the file manager.
Auto-Play
Photo: Allow photos to be played automatically when a memory device is inserted.
Music: Allow music files to be played automatically when a memory device is
inserted.
Movie: Allow video files to be played automatically when a memory device is
inserted.
Menu Options – Setup
Display Setup
Brightness: Set the brightness of the screen. Select Normal, Bright or Soft.
Contrast: Set the picture contrast between 4 and -4
T T Brightness: Set the display brightness between 7 and -7
T T Contrast: Set the display contrast between 7 and -7
T T Saturation: Set the display saturation between 7 and -7
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Custom Setup
OSD Language: Set the on screen display language
Encoding: Select the subtitle type (for compatible movie files).
Logo Type: Select a bac ground picture from internal memory to use as the default
bac ground.
Repeat Mode: Select how you wish your pictures to repeat. Select one to repeat
the same file, folder to only repeat the contents of the current folder or all to repeat
all available files.
USB Source: Set the USB port as a “host” if you are connecting to a USB memory
device or “device” if you are connecting it to a computer.
Default: Reset the photo frame bac to factory defaults.
Exit: Return bac to the Start-up menu.
Troubleshooting
Issue Cause Solution
No Power
The power adapter isn’t plugged in
correctly.
Chec the power cable is
properly connected and the
power point is turned on.
The photo frame is not turned on Turn the photo frame on at the
bac of the unit.
Pictures will not
play
Files are in the wrong format
Chec the files types you are
using are compatible with the
photo frame.
Memory device is incorrectly
formatted
Ensure that the memory device
you are using is formatted as
FAT32.
Memory device is incorrectly inserted Ensure that your memory
device is correctly inserted.
Blac lines
around some
pictures
Aspect ratio of the picture does not
match the photo frame
This is the digital frames way of
displaying a picture without
stretching/distorting it.
Note : Unit with built-in 2GB flash memory, supports max JPEG file size 64M, max Video
file size 720*576, supports up to 16GB USB/SD capacity.
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