Nokia Image Viewer SU-5 User manual

User Guide for Nokia Image Viewer SU-5
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SU-5 is in conformity with the provisions of the following Council Directive: 1999/5/EC. A copy
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Contents
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Contents
FOR YOUR SAFETY ................................................................................................4
Introduction...........................................................................................................5
Technical data .............................................................................................................................................. 5
1. Overview.............................................................................................................8
2. Using the Nokia Image Viewer for the first time .........................................12
Switching the power on and off ...........................................................................................................15
3. Using the Nokia Image Viewer .......................................................................15
Nokia Image Viewer memory and picture formats..........................................................................15
Before using the Nokia Image Viewer .................................................................................................16
Selecting the memory ..............................................................................................................................17
Viewing images ..........................................................................................................................................18
Rotating images.........................................................................................................................................19
Saving images.............................................................................................................................................19
Deleting images .........................................................................................................................................20
Care and maintenance ........................................................................................20

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FOR YOUR SAFETY
Read these simple guidelines. Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal. Further
detailed information is given in this manual.
QUALIFIED SERVICE
Only qualified personnel may repair the Nokia Image Viewer.
CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES
When connecting to any other device, read its user's guide for detailed safety
instructions. Do not connect incompatible products.
WATER-RESISTANCE
Your Nokia Image Viewer is not water-resistant. Keep it dry.
IMPORTANT:
Do not point the IR (infrared) beam at anyone's eye or allow it to interfere with
other IR devices. The remote control is a Class 1 Laser product.
CHARGERS AND BATTERIES
Check the model number of any charger before use with this device. The Nokia Image Viewer
is intended for use with the following chargers: ACP-8, ACP-9 and ACP-12 and with
standard AAA batteries.
Warning! Use only batteries and chargers approved by the manufacturer for use
with this particular enhancement. The use of any other types will invalidate any
approval or warranty applying to the enhancement, and may be dangerous.

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IMPORTANT:
Only use chargers in dry conditions. Never connect the device to a power supply
when the device or charger or their parts are damp or wet.
Never use any charger or battery which is damaged.
Do not short-circuit the batteries.
Do not dispose of batteries in a fire!
Dispose of batteries according to local regulations (e.g. recycling). Do not dispose
as household waste.
Introduction
The Nokia Image Viewer SU-5 enables you to view a single picture or a set of
pictures on a TV screen or compatible video projector. Nokia Image Viewer can
display pictures that you have stored in a compatible phone or in an optional
MMC card.
Read this user guide carefully before using the Nokia Image Viewer. More detailed
information about phone features is provided in the user guide for your phone.
Check your phone’s guide for important safety and maintenance information. In
addition, consult your TV’s user guide for instructions on connecting external
devices.
■Technical data
• Weight with batteries: 220 g

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• Measurements of the main unit:
• Length: 95 mm
• Width: 94 mm
• Thickness: 48 mm
• Measurements of the remote control:
• Length: 95 mm
• Width: 33 mm
• Thickness: 11 mm
• Operating time:
• Main unit with AAA batteries: up to 2 hours (This is an estimate and applies
to the batteries in the sales package. The operating time with any other
batteries depends on the battery quality.)
• Remote control with button battery: up to 50 weeks (used 3 times a week,
250 clicks a day)
• Operating temperature: -5oC to 55oC
• Compatibility with image display devices: The Nokia Image Viewer is
compatible with the PAL and NTSC standards. You can also connect the Nokia
Image Viewer to a compatible video projector through an AV connector.
SECAM TV sets require a special adapter that is not supplied in the sales
package. The SECAM adapter can be bought in an electrical supply store.
• Compatibility with phones: The Nokia Image Viewer is compatible with most
Nokia MMS-enabled phones that have a Pop-PortTM connector. Via the MMC

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card, the image viewer is compatible with the phones which have an MMC
card (such as Nokia 9210 phone).
• Power supply: 4 AAA batteries, or Nokia ACP-8, ACP-9 or ACP-12 chargers
When connected to a charger, the Nokia Image Viewer does not use or
recharge the batteries.
When using batteries as a power source, the Nokia Image Viewer automatically
enters sleep mode after 10 minutes, if no control buttons have been pressed.
When the batteries are running out of power, a low battery icon is displayed on
the TV screen and the Nokia Image Viewer switches off after 3 minutes. You
can wake up the Nokia Image Viewer by pressing any control button on the
main unit or the remote control.
• Connection: fixed RCA connector for TV, fixed Pop-PortTM connector for
phones, MMC card reader for the MMC card and an IR connection for the
remote control.
• Supported image format: JPEG and GIF (not animated GIF)
• Supported image size: max 1600 * 1200 pixels
• Internal buffer size: 4.5 MB (Up to 150 images, size 30 kB each, can be stored
while the Nokia Image Viewer is switched on. The maximum number of images
depends on the image size, and all images in the buffer memory are lost when
the power is switched off. Remember to make backup copies of all important
data.)

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1. Overview
The Nokia Image Viewer has the following
parts:
1. Main unit
2. Remote control
3. Power on/off button
4. Forward/Memory Change button
5. Delete button
6. Rotate/Slide Show button
7. Save button
8. Power status indicator light (red)
The red light is shown when the Nokia Image Viewer is on. The light blinks
when the Nokia Image Viewer transfers images from a connected phone.
9. Charger indicator light (green)
The green light is shown when the Nokia Image Viewer uses the charger
instead of the batteries as a power source.
10.IR port

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The remote control has the following parts:
1. IR port
2. Rotate button
3. Slide Show button
4. Backward button
5. Forward button
6. Save button
7. Memory Change button
8. Delete button
There are two ways to press the buttons.
•Press - press a button down and release immediately
•Press and hold - press and hold down a button for at least three seconds
Indicators on the display
Powering on/off
The Nokia Image Viewer could not find the default image folder in the
phone.
The default image folder in the phone is empty.

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Processing image
The MMC memory has been selected.
No MMC card inserted.
The phone memory has been selected.
The MMC card is full.
The MMC card is incompatible.
The Nokia Image Viewer has successfully saved an image or images to
the MMC card.
If slide show not running, appears when slide show key pressed briefly.
The images in the slide show change every 4 seconds.
The images in the slide show change every 8 seconds.
Slideshow paused

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The battery power level is low.
The battery power level is critical. Change the batteries or connect the
Nokia Image Viewer to the charger.
Incompatible charger
Confirm delete - to delete hold the button for over three seconds
The image was successfully deleted from the Nokia Image Viewer or from
the MMC card, depending on the selected memory.
An error occurred
Action successful

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2. Using the Nokia Image Viewer for the
first time
1. Open the main unit by pushing the release bar (1).
Note: Always switch the power off and disconnect the
device from the charger ot any other enhancement
before opening the unit.
2. Lift the main unit cover up(2).
3. Unwrap the RCA connector cable from around the
battery cover (3). Remove the battery cover by sliding it
up as indicated by the arrow.

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4. Insert the AAA batteries (4) and slide the cover back in
place.
5. Check that the NTSC/PAL switch (5) is in the correct
position.
6. Insert the MMC card (6) in the slot with the contact
surface towards the top of the main unit (where the
buttons are).
Lock the card in by pushing it in. To release the card,
push it slightly in again.
7. Make sure that the RCA cable is in the provided notch
(7) and close the main unit.
8. Install the remote control battery as shown in the
picture below.
The Nokia Image Viewer remote control uses the provided CR2032 button
battery as a source of power. If the remote control battery is out of power, you

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can use the Nokia Image Viewer by pressing the control buttons on the main
unit.
9. Connect the lead from the charger to the
socket at the back of the Nokia Image
Viewer and connect the charger to an AC
wall socket.
10.Press and hold on the main unit to
switch on the Nokia Image Viewer.
11.Connect the RCA connector from the Nokia Image Viewer to a TV.
If your TV does not have a RCA connector, you need a RCA/SCART adapter,
which you can obtain from an electrical supply store. If you are using a wide
screen TV set, the TV screen should be set to a 4/3 ratio.
12.Open the RCA input channel in the TV. The Nokia logo is shown on the TV
screen when the correct channel is opened.
13.Unwrap the Pop-PortTM connector from the bottom of the main unit and
connect it to the compatible phone’s Pop-PortTM. Make sure that the phone is
switched on.
A progress bar is displayed on the TV while the images are transferred from the
phone. While the progress bar is displayed, pressing any of the buttons on the
main unit or the remote control will have no effect. If no progress bar is shown,
switch the phone off and then on again.
Note that after the Nokia Image Viewer has transferred the images in the
phone to its own internal memory, you can disconnect the phone from the

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Pop-PortTM and still continue to view the images. When you connect a phone
to the Pop-PortTM again, the previously transferred images in the internal
memory are deleted.
■Switching the power on and off
Press and hold on the main unit to switch on the Nokia Image Viewer.
Press and hold to switch off the power.
Note that you cannot switch the power on or off with the remote control.
3. Using the Nokia Image Viewer
■Nokia Image Viewer memory and picture formats
The Nokia Image Viewer supports JPEG and GIF format images with a maximum
size of 1600 * 1200 pixels. The Nokia Image Viewer scales the images so that they
fit optimally on the TV screen.
The Nokia Image Viewer can show images stored either in an MMC card or in a
connected phone. When phone memory is selected, the Nokia Image Viewer
transfers the images from a phone folder called SU-5, and, if no such folder is
found, from your phone´s default image folder. Depending on your phone model
and the selected language of the phone, this default folder is shown differently on
the phone´s side. See your phone´s user guide for the exact name and location of
the default image folder. When MMC memory is selected, the Nokia Image Viewer

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transfers the images from the root directory, from the "Images" folder, and from
the "DCF" folder of the MMC. When you store images from a phone in the MMC
card in the Nokia Image Viewer, the images are stored in the "Images" folder, or, if
no such folder is found, in the root directory. Although the Nokia Image Viewer
scales images before displaying them, it saves them to the MMC card in their
original format.
When you want to view images from a phone, the Nokia Image Viewer transfers
images from the phone and stores them in an internal buffer memory. If the buffer
memory is unable to hold all the images, the Nokia Image Viewer automatically
recycles the images in the buffer memory. This means that all the images in the
phone can be displayed, even if they all cannot be stored in the buffer memory at
the same time. If the phone is disconnected, you can continue viewing the images
stored in the buffer memory until a phone is reconnected or the Nokia Image
Viewer is switched off. All images in the buffer memory are discarded when the
image viewer is turned off or a phone is connected.
■Before using the Nokia Image Viewer
Before you start using the Nokia Image Viewer, check the following on your TV,
phone and Nokia Image Viewer:
TV:
1. Your TV is switched on and you have selected the RCA input channel.
2. If you have a wide screen TV set, the TV screen should be set to a 4/3 ratio.
3. The RCA cable of the Nokia Image Viewer is connected to the RCA connector
on your TV.

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Phone:
1. Your phone is switched on.
2. The Nokia Image Viewer is connected to your compatible phone’s Pop-PortTM.
Each time you connect a phone to the Nokia Image Viewer, a progress bar is
displayed on the TV while the images are transferred from the phone. While the
progress bar is displayed, pressing any of the buttons on the main unit or the
remote control will have no effect.
Nokia Image Viewer:
1. The Nokia Image Viewer is switched on and the Nokia logo is displayed on your
TV screen.
2. If you are using the remote control, it must be within a maximum of 7 meters
of the main unit and there must be no obstructions, between the IR ports of
the main unit and the remote control.
■Selecting the memory
The icon at the left bottom corner of the TV screen shows which memory is
selected. The phone memory ( ) means that you can view the images in the
connected phone. The MMC memory ( ) means that you can view the images in
the MMC card inserted in the Nokia Image Viewer.
When you switch the Nokia Image Viewer on, it chooses phone memory by
default. If no phone is connected, the Nokia Image Viewer attempts to switch to
MMC memory. If no MMC card is inserted in the image viewer, and there is still no
phone connected, the icon is displayed.

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To change which memory you use, press on the remote control or press and
hold on the main unit.
■Viewing images
You can display one image at a time or a set of images as a slide show.
Viewing one image at a time:
1. If a slide show is on, stop it by pressing on the remote control or pressing
and holding on the main unit.
2. Press or on the remote control to scroll through the images and select
the image you want to view. If you press and hold or , the images scroll
automatically.
If you are using the main unit, press to scroll forward. Note that if you press
and hold , the images do not scroll, as the memory changes instead.
Viewing the slide show:
1. To start a slide show, press on the remote control or press and hold on
the main unit.
2. The images in the slide show change every 4 or 8 seconds. To change the
interval, press and hold on the remote control. You cannot change the
interval from the main unit.
3. To stop the slide show, press on the remote control or press and hold on
the main unit.

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■Rotating images
You can rotate the image displayed on the TV screen. If a slide show is on, wait
until the image you want to rotate is displayed. If a slide show is not on, press
or on the remote control or on the main unit, until the image is displayed.
To rotate the image 90oclockwise, press on the remote control or the main
unit.
■Saving images
When phone memory is selected, you can save images from a phone to the MMC
card inserted in the Nokia Image Viewer.
Saving one image:
If a slide show is on, wait until the image you want to save is displayed. If a slide
show is not on, press or on the remote control or on the main unit, until
the image is displayed.
Press on the remote control or the main unit to save the image.
Saving an entire slide show:
Press and hold on the remote control or the main unit to save all the images in
the slide show. Note that the slide show must be on. If the slide show is not on,
only the displayed image is saved.
Before saving the images, the Nokia Image Viewer checks that the MMC card has
room for them. If the entire slide show does not fit in the MMC card, the icon
is displayed and none of the images are saved.

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■Deleting images
When phone memory is selected, you can delete an image from the Nokia Image
Viewer’s internal buffer memory, not from the phone. When the image is deleted
from the buffer memory, it is not displayed anymore.
When MMC memory is selected, you can delete an image directly from the MMC
card inserted in the Nokia Image Viewer.
If a slide show is on, wait until the image you want to delete is displayed. If a slide
show is not on, press or on the remote control or on the main unit, until
the image is displayed.
Press and hold on the remote control or the main unit, until the icon is
displayed.
Care and maintenance
Treat your Nokia Image Viewer with care. The suggestions below will help you to enjoy the
product for many years.
• Keep all enhancements out of the reach of small children.
• Use the Nokia Image Viewer indoors only.
• Do not drop, knock or shake the Nokia Image Viewer. Rough handling can break internal
circuit boards.
• Do not use harsh chemicals, cleaning solvents, or strong detergents to clean the Nokia
Image Viewer.
If the Nokia Image Viewer is not working properly, take it to your nearest qualified service
facility.