PhotoSpring 10 User manual

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MY ALBUMS
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7935 items
ALL PHOTOS AND VIDEOS
198 items
Summer 2018
100 items
Recent Photos
24 items
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
0 items
HIDDEN
199 items
Dad’s B-day
215 items
Baby Shower
83 items
Welcome to your PhotoSpring
Start enjoying all your photos and videos and
rediscover the moments you’ve been missing
PhotoSpring 10
For more detailed information, visit: support.photospring.com
Download Indicator (automatic)
Tap on download indicator to
toggle indicator display style.
MENU dropdown (from menu icon)
Select menu option or tap on shaded
area to left to close menu.
- Tap album to select as Playlist
- Show Menu dropdown
- Scroll page up and down
- Swipe left/right in each row
- Manage album options
- Add new album
- Select multiple items or Select All
- Apply action to selection
Email photos
Add to Favorites
Add to Album (create new album)
Hide or Delete
- Go to Playlist screen
- Tap photo to resume Slideshow
- Show Menu dropdown
- Swipe left/right change photo
- Email photos
- Pause Slideshow
- Edit photo information
- Apply action to photo
- Set clock and WiFi
- Go to Albums screen
- Go to Select Items screen
- Tap photo to start Slideshow
- Show Menu dropdown
- Scroll up and down
- Select Filters options
- Select Sort options
PhotoSpring Screen Flow and Basic Features Overview
PhotoSpring will always default to slideshow. Tap to enter Photo Info screen.
PLAYLIST
SLIDESHOW
FAVORITE
ADD TO
HIDE
MAIL
ROTATE
DELETE
3:09 pm WI-FI
May 10, 2020
Los Angeles, California
CURRENT PLAYLIST
Showing 935 of 935 items
Tap on any photo or video to s
TAP TO SWITCH
ALL PHOTOS & VIDEOS
SELECT
SortFiltersStart Slideshow
Delete
Add Favorites Add Albums Mail
Select items
01 JULY 2020
7 item selected SELECT ALL
BACK
PLAYLIST
FAVORITE
ADD TO
HIDE
MAIL
RO TATE
June 16, 2019
Queensland Australia
FRAME NAME Mom’s PhotoSpring
You have new photos
FRAME CODE: ######
SETTINGS
FRAME EMAIL
INVITE FRIENDS AND
MANAGE CONNECTIONS
CLOUD ACCOUNTS
WI-FI “hom”
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WI-FI
POWER
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HELP
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Photo Info
Playlist
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Albums (enter from Playlist) Select Items (enter from Playlist)
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PhotoSpring 10 Features
PhotoSpring Screen Flow
Have questions? Need help?
We’re here for you.
For FAQ and information please visit website:
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Attach magnetic DC Jack,
PhotoSpring turns on automatically
Tap on WELCOME and connect WiFi
Follow on-screen setup instructions
Setting up your PhotoSpring
Button Cluster
Speakers (x2)Peg Receptacle
DC Jack
Peg
Attachment Stand
Power
Adapter
SD Card
USB Port
Power
Vol + Vol -
Brightness + Brightness -
Power Indicator
Power Indicator LED Legend
Device OFF
Dark - Power not connected
Flashing Red - Charging
Solid Red - Battery full
Device On
Solid Green - Power not connected
Flashing Green/Orange - Charging
Solid Orange - Battery full
Traditional Look with Frame
- Connect Peg Attachment
Modern Look on Stand
- Unscrew Frame tabs and place in Stand
Frame tab (x4)
Create Frame Email or skip
Frame Email
Create Frame Email to send by
email (no account required)
Smartphone / Tablet App *
Use app to send directly from
smartphone or tablet
Web Browser *
Send photos/videos from
computer my.photospring.com
* Requires free account
Sign-up at: my.photospring.com
Ways to Send Photos and Videos
Use Smartphone App or Browser
sign-up at my.photospring.com
Enter Frame Code from device
Reset
Battery Cover
Power and Battery Life
Device turns on automatically
when power is connected
Short press power button to
toggle sleep and wake
Press power button 3 seconds
and release for POWER OFF option
Schedule Timer can be turned
on from SETTINGS menu
Battery life of 3-6 hours
depending on screen brightness
Charge empty battery, 5 hr to full
Slideshow Photo Info
Playlist
Albums
CURRENT PLAYLIST
Showing 935 of 935 items
Tap on any photo or video to s
TAPTO SWITCH
ALL PHOTOS & VIDEOS
SELECT
SortFiltersStart Slideshow
tart slideshow
Select Items
Delete
Add Favorites AddAlbums Mail
Select items
01JULY 2020
7 item selected SELECT ALL
BACK
Tapto Select a new playlis
Switch Playlis
MY ALBUMS
QUICK PLAYLIST
BACK
BACK
7935 items
ALL PHOTOS AND VIDEOS
198 items
Summer 2018
100 items
Recent Photos
24 items
THIS WEEK IN HISTORY
0 items
HIDDEN
199 items
Dad’s B-day
215 items
Baby Shower
83 items
30th Anniversary
t
t
PLAYLIST
SLIDESHOW
FAVORITE
ADD TO
HIDE
MAIL
ROTATE
DELETE
3:09 pm WI-FI
May 10, 2020
Los Angeles, California
PLAYLIST
FAVORITE
ADDTO
HIDE
MAIL
ROTATE
June 16, 2019
Queensland Australia
FRAME NAME Mom’s PhotoSpring
You have new photos
FRAME CODE: ######
SETTINGS
FRAME EMAIL
INVITE FRIENDS AND
MANAGE CONNECTIONS
CLOUD ACCOUNTS
WI-FI “hom”
GET HELP
WI-FI
POWER
Tapto view
HELP
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution: Any changes or modifications to this device not explicitly approved
by manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement.
The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.