Shintaro SHDPF7V2 User manual
7” Digital Photo Frame
User Manual
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SHDPF7V2
Safety Information / Package Contents 4
Remote Control Description 5
Quick Start 5
Operation Guide 6
OSD Menu 10
File Compatibilty Chart 11
FAQ 12
7” Digital Photo Frame
Contents
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Safety Information
Keep away from water, moisture and dusty areas•
Working temperature 0-40°C. Never store in a hot or very cold place•
Be careful not to drop or knock the photo frame•
Never try to open the case yourself, always seek technical support•
Connect the AC adaptor to both the DC IN jack and to the power outlet•
(mains socket)
Only use attachments / accessories approved by the manufacturer•
When left unused for a long period of time, the unit should be unplugged•
from the household AC outlet
Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose to rain,
moisture, dripping or splashing.
Package Contents
Digital Photo Frame Power Adapter IR Remote Control
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Remote Control Description
Quick Start
Step 1 Insert the jack of the DC adaptor into the digital photo frame, and then
plug the DC adaptor into a standard power outlet.
Step 2 Insert memory card into the photo frame
Setup
Exit
Rotate
Power on/off
Menu
Left
Mode
Stop
Slideshow
Mute
Volume Plus
Volume Minus
Select/Execute
Right
Down
UP
Zoom
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Operation Guide
1. Function Select
In the function select menu (main menu), you can select different modes.
2. Memory Card select
To display pictures, press to select pictures stored in inserted memory card
Note: If there are no pictures in memory, a note will appear on the screen
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3. Picture Display Screen
Brightness: Press to adjust brightness of picture
Contrast: Press to adjust contrast of picture
Saturation: Press to adjust saturation of picture
3.1 Display Picture from Memory Card
When displaying a picture from your memory card, press ENTER or E button
on the frame, the navigation bar will appear on the screen
Previous image•
Play / Pause slideshow•
Next image•
Rotate image•
Display mode ( original / crop / stretch)•
Zoom image•
Show file info•
Picture thumbnail display•
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3.3 Picture Mode
Hold Exit or button M on the frame for 3 seconds to go to the Picture Preview
mode. In the Picture Preview mode, press to choose the picture
you want to view. Press ENTER to slideshow the picture.
4. Setup Menu
Choose setup menu
to setup display
information
4.1 Auto Rotate
The photo automatically turns 90 degrees as the photo frame turns 90 degrees.
Note: When auto rotate function is on, you can not set up rotate function by
pressing rotate button on R/C or choose rotate on the navigation bar. The
above settings are subject to change if the product specifications are modified.
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OSD Menu Function Description
Function Menu
Photo Picture Slideshow
Memory Menu
Memory Format SD / MMC / MS, Internal Flash Memory
Settings
Transition Effect 22
Slideshow Interval 3/5/7/10/15/20/30 sec
1/10/30 min 1/2/4/8/12 hr 1 day
Startup mode Slideshow/Main menu
Reset Factory Reset: Restore to the factory settings
Update Software update
About Software version
Language Multi-language
Display Mode
Original: preserves dimension ratios of original
picture
Stretch: stretches picture to fit screen.
Crop: full screen picture, preserves dimension
ratios, but crops picture to do so.
Auto Rotate ON: auto rotate on
OFF: auto rotate off
*The above settings are subject to change in case of any spec modification.
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File Compatibility Chart
Function Form Mstar 01
support Comment
Picture format
JPEG Maximum Resolution:
8000 X 8000 pixels
BMP
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Why can’t the Digital Photo Frame play all images or movie files?
A: The Digital Photo Frame can support JPEG, MP3 and some video
format depending on the product specification. It may not read some files
downloaded from the internet.
Q. I have a memory card in the Digital Photo Frame, but it’s not reading
the card, what should I do?
A: First, make sure that you are using a memory card that is supported by the
Digital Photo Frame. Second, ensure that the memory card is inserted all the way
into the correct slot. Third, choose the correct card icon which you want to play.
Q. Why do some pictures load faster than others?
A: Higher resolution pictures usually load slower.
Q: Why can’t the DPF read my USB storage device?
A: Firstly, check that the USB storage device is working by plugging it into a
PC or other DPF, and that there is actually data on it.
Secondly, check that the data is in a format/file type supported by the DPF.
Thirdly, turn off the DPF, turn it on again.
Q: Who can I contact if I am having trouble setting up my DPF?
A: Email: support@shintaro.com.au
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This symbol on the product or in the instructions means that your
electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its
life separately from your household waste. There are separate collection
systems for recycling in the EU. For more information, please contact the
local authority or your retailer where you purchased the product.
NOTE: All rights for modifications reserved
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