ZOpid HF-Z097HD User manual

9.7” High Resolution Digital Photo Frame
HF-Z097HD
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USER MANUAL
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SAFETYAND GENERAL INFORMATION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION OF
THIS PRODUCT
Before operating your Digital Frame, please read all these safety and operating
instructions completely and then retain this manual for future reference.
 Keep all parts and accessories out of children’s reach
 The Digital Picture Frame is for indoor use only.
 Never cover the digital frame, while in use, (e.g. with clothes, towels or
blankets).
 Position the digital frame and AC adapter to allow adequate ventilation.
 Never use or place digital frame in moist places or near water. For example, do
not use near a bathtub, washbowl, laundry tub, kitchen sink, in a wet basement,
etc.
 To prevent overheating, keep the digital frame and AC adapters away from
heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves or other appliances
(including amplifiers), which produce heat.
 Keep digital frame out of direct sunlight.
 Do not store in very cold areas. When the system warms up, the moisture can
form inside the case, which may damage electronic circuit boards.
 Do not attempt to open the case. Non-expert handling of the device may
damage the system.
 Avoid dropping or strong shocks.
 Disconnect the AC adapter from wall outlets during long periods of non-use.
 Use only the AC adapters provided. Use of any others may damage the digital
frame.
 If traveling abroad, make sure that the voltage shown on the power adapters
corresponds to the local power, before plugging in the AC adapters into the
electric outlets.
CLEANING THE LCD SCREEN
Treat the screen gently; if not handled properly, the screen on the Digital
Picture Frame can be scratched or broken.
If fingerprints or dust make the LCD screen dirty, we recommend using
a soft, non-abrasive cloth such as a camera lens cloth to clean the LCD
screen.
If you use an LCD Cleaning Kit sold on the market, apply the cleaning
liquid to the cloth and not directly to your LCD screen.

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TABLE OF CONTENT
Introduction......................................................................................................3
Main Features...................................................................................................3
Setting up Frame for First Time Use..............................................................4
Remote Control / Keys on the Frame.............................................................5
Storage Media Slots/Ports on the Frame........................................................6
Basic Operations...............................................................................................6
Viewing Photos in Slideshow Mode................................................................6
Main Menu........................................................................................................7
Slideshow from a Selected Folder…...............................................................8
Viewing Individual Pictures............................................................................9
Playing Video Files.........................................................................................11
Listening To MP3 Music................................................................................13
Playing a Slideshow with Background Music.............................................13
Copying/Deleting files using FILE Function...............................................14
SETUP Function.............................................................................................16
Calendar and Clock Display.........................................................................16
Connecting Frame to a Computer…............................................................17
Copying Media Files from a Computer........................................................17
Technical Specifications…………….............................................................18
Frequently Asked Questions………..............................................................20
Troubleshooting Tips………………..............................................................20
Installing/Replacing Remote Control Battery.............................................21
Warranty & Service…………………...........................................................22
Regulatory Compliance…………….............................................................23
End-of-Life Disposal………………..............................................................24

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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of this digital photo frame.
Before operating the unit, please read this manual carefully, and then retain it
for future reference.
This manual will help you use the many useful features that will make your
photo frame viewing more enjoyable. It includes a step by step guide to the
basics on photo frame operation including instructions on uploading and
playing photos, music or video.
You will also be able to create a slideshow using multiple transition effects or
display one picture at a time.
Main Features
High Resolution TFT-LCD display produces sharp and bright images
with rich colors, and offer a wide viewing angle
Create an automatic slide show with multiple transition effects and
optional background music.
Orientation sensor changes photo orientation when frame is turned.
Display JPEG images up to 16000x16000 pixel resolution.
Play MP3 music with the integrated stereo speakers.
Play MPEG1, MPEG2 and MPEG4 movie files with resolution up to
480p (60Hz-NTSC) / 570p (50Hz-PAL).
Accepts SD, MMC or MS cards as well as USB flash drives.
Connect frame directly to a digital camera or an external storage
device to view pictures
Calendar mode with slideshow and alarm.
User friendly on screen display lets you easily access all features.
Remote control and Universal AC adapter included.

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Setting up Frame for First Time Use
Open the package and remove the foam packing.
Remove the photo frame from its protective sleeve.
Install stand at the rear of the unit (Insert the end with the thread in the hole in
the back of the frame and turn the stand clockwise to tighten it.
The frame can be set for horizontal or vertical display; the built-in orientation
sensor displays pictures in landscape or portrait format automatically.
Insert storage media (if needed) into correct slot/port (see diagram on page 6).
Insert power jack into DC port on the frame and plug the AC adapter into any
120V outlet, the frame Powers ON automatically. Power can be turned
OFF/ON using Power key on the remote or the frame.

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Remote Control / Keys on the Frame
Power on/off (Use as Esc/Exit key on the Frame)
Mute, does not work if frame is in SETUP Mode.
CALENDAR Display calendar
OSD Show information bar during Play mode
EXIT Exit from the current mode – go to previous function
PHOTO Enter Photo play mode – this function does not work
while in SETUP mode
MUSIC Enter Music play mode – this function does not work
while in SETUP mode
VIDEO Enter Video lay mode – this function does not work while
in SETUP mode
Move the cursor up/down/left/right
ENTER Confirm & enter key on the frame works as Enter
key
VOL+ VOL- Adjust the volume.
Fast Forward or Fast Rewind while playing songs or
movies
Play previous or next file (photo, song or video)
Play or pause the file (Use as Enter Key on the Frame)
In the photo view or the music playing status, press it to
display the photo with the background music.
MENU (frame) Show information bar during Play mode

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Storage Media slots/ports on the frame
Basic Operations
Photos and media can be viewed directly from one of the supported memory
cards or USB Drive or you can copy files to frame’s built-in memory – See
“Copying Pictures, Music & Video Files from Computer” section for
instructions.
NOTE: You can connect Digital camera and other media devices directly to
the frame using the USB cable that came with that device and play photos,
music and video files directly from that device – Connect device to the bigger
USB port on the frame as shown in the above picture.
Viewing Photos in Slideshow Mode
The digital picture frames is compatible with the following memory cards:
Secure Digital card (SD)
Multi Media Card (MMC)
Memory Stick (MS)
Insert the memory card with the front label facing away from you. Do not
force the memory card into the memory slot, if you are unable to easily insert

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the memory card, you may have inserted it the wrong way. Reverse it and try
again.
NOTES:
The digital picture frame displays pictures stored in JPEG format. Digital
pictures stored in other formats are ignored by the frame.
Make sure you have at least one picture stored on the built-in memory (NAND)
or memory card. Some of the frame features may not function properly it there
are no pictures stored on the selected storage media.
You can also use a USB flash drive. It functions the same way as the memory
cards. Simply insert the flash drive into the USB host plug on the side of the
frame.
The slideshow begins to play automatically. The slideshow plays your photos
in the order which they are listed on your memory card. You can rearrange
them using a PC or see page 8 for instruction to display pictures from a
selected folder
To select and view an individual picture, see “Viewing Individual Pictures” on
page 9.
Main Menu
When the digital Picture Frame is turned on, MAIN MENU screen is
displayed on the screen. NOTE: Built-in Memory is labeled as “NAND”
If there is a storage device inserted in the card slot and/or USB Port, the
corresponding icon(s) appears on the screen along with SETUP and

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CALENDAR icons.
If selected storage device is removed, it disappears from the Main Menu and
another device icon is highlighted.
IMPORTANT: The slide show starts automatically, if the built-in memory or
the memory card inserted in the slot has pictures stored on it when the frame is
powered on. Press & Release Exit key on the remote or Power button on the
frame to stop slide show and return to the Main Menu.
NOTE: if there are MP3 music files on the same storage media as pictures, the
music also plays with the slideshow. These settings can be changed using the
SETUP option from the Main Menu.
Slideshow from a Selected Folder
Select one of the available storage media from the Main Menu (if a media card
is used it appears as an icon) and press ENTER.. Select “File” option from the
menu and press ENTER.
A list of Files and Folders on the selected Storage Device appear.
Use UP/DOWN keys to highlight the desired Folder and press ENTER to

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view list of files and/or sub-folders.
Select a file and press ENTER to start slide show – only the pictures from the
selected folder are displayed (files from any sub-folders are not be displayed)
NOTE: If slideshow is not started from selected folder following the
process outlined above and instead button is pressed then the frame
displays all the photos files on the selected memory card or built-in
memory.
Viewing Individual Pictures
Select the desired media on the main menu - if a media card or USB Drive is
used, it appears as a new icon in the Main Menu.
Select the “Photo” option from the menu and press “ENTER”.
A photo thumbnail list appears. Use the UP/DOWN, LEFT/RIGHT arrows to
highlight the desired photo.

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When the desired photo is highlighted, press ENTER to view it on full screen.
The photo shows up on full screen and remains still (in pause mode). Press
ENTER again to begin slideshow mode.
While a slideshow is playing or a picture is on display, press the OSD on
remote or MENU button on frame and the following information Bar appears.
The option icons displayed are as follows (Use LEFT/RIGHT keys
to highlight one of the options on information bar and press ENTER:
Previous/Next
Play the previous or next picture in the picture list (you can also use
keys on the remote control to perform this function)
Play or Pause
Play or pause the current slideshow (you can also use key on the remote
control to perform this function).
Rotate
Use the rotate function to change the picture orientation to either portrait or
landscape NOTE: This is different from using orientation sensor

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Stop
Stop slideshow and return to the photo thumbnail list (can also use Exit key)
Zoom
Increase the picture size by 2, 4, 8 or 16 times.
Playing Video Files
The digital picture frame supports the following video formats: Motion JPEG
(AVI format used by most digital cameras), MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 –
the maximum video resolution supported by the frame is 480p (60Hz-NTSC) /
570p (50Hz-PAL)
Select the desired storage media from the main menu and press ENTER and
then select MOVIE from the menu and press ENTER.
A list of all movie files are shown on the left side of the screen. The right side
consists of the movie preview window and information about the selected file.
Use UP/ DOWN keys to select a file and press ENTER to play.

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While movie is playing, press the OSD/MENU button on the remote control to
display Information Bar as shown below.
The option icons displayed are as follows (Use LEFT/RIGHT keys
to highlight one of the options on information bar and press ENTER:
Previous/Next
Play previous or next movie in the folder list (you can also use
keys on the remote control to perform this function).
Fast Rewind/Fast Forward
Play movie backward or forward by 2/3/4 times the normal speed list (you can
also use keys on the remote control to perform this function).
Play or Pause
Play or Pause the movie (you can also use key on the remote control to
perform this function).
Stop
Stop the movie and return to the playlist (can also use Exit key on the remote)
Zoom
Increase the size of the picture by 2/3/4 times.

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Listening to MP3 music
Select desired storage media from the Main Menu and press ENTER and then
select MUSIC from the menu and press ENTER.
A list of MP3 music files are listed on the left side of the screen. The right side
shows the frequency chart and Status Bar, and below that the selected file
information is displayed. Use UP/DOWN keys to select the music file and
press ENTER to play. To play Previous or Next song use keys;
to play song backward or forward by 2/3/4 times the normal speed use
keys, and to Play or Pause the song use key on the remote.
Play a Slideshow with Background Music
Make sure that there is at least one MP3 music file saved along with JPEG

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pictures on the storage media you want to use for slide show.
Select the desired storage media from the Main Menu and then press the
button on the remote control to begin the slideshow with background music.
Copying/Deleting files using FILE function
After Selecting the Storage Media from the Main Menu select File Icon
from the Sub-Menu.
From the file list select the file you want to copy using UP/DOWN keys and
then press the RIGHT key to confirm the selection (a box with check mark
appears next to that file – Repeat this process to select additional files you
want to copy
When done with file selection, press the OSD button on the Remote or
MENU key on the frame - the screen shows COPY and DELETE options
Use the UP/DOWN keys to select COPY and press ENTER to confirm – all
available storage devices to Copy file(s) to appear on the screen.
Use the UP/DOWN keys to select storage device – Pressing RIGHT key to
display any sub-folders on the storage device. Select sub-folder (if you
want to) and press ENTER key to start file copy.

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File copy status is displayed on the screen and when done the screen
displays “Finished”.
Press ENTER key to return to File/Folder List.
Press EXIT key to return to the Main Menu
SETUP Function
Many of the picture frame functions can be changed through the SETUP
Menu. The following functions can be setup using the SETUP option from the
Main Menu:
Function Descri
p
tion
Language English, French, Deutsch, Spanish, Italian, Chinese
Slideshow Time 3,5,10,15 sec, 1,15min, 1 hr
Slideshow Mode Off, Random, Fading, Bottom-to top, top-to- button,

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(transition effects) Left-to-right, right-to-left, door-close, door-open,
hori-cross, verti-cross and many others
Music Repeat Mode Repeat one, repeat all, repeat off
Movie Repeat Mode Repeat one, repeat all, repeat off
Display Mode Normal, Wide
Time Year Month Date Hours : Minutes
Alarm Hours : Minutes Ring1, 2 or 3 On/Off
Brightness 0-16
Contrast 0-16
Saturation 0-16
Auto Power On Hours : Minutes & On/Off
Auto Power Off Hours : Minutes & On/Off
Start Mode select Combo, Card Select, Calendar, Picture, Music,
Video
Default Return to factory default setup
Use UP/DOWN buttons to select the Function and RIGHT/LEFT buttons to
change the selected Function. For functions like Time with multiple settings,
press ENTER when done to save the settings. Press Exit button on remote or
Power button on the frame to go to the Main Menu.
Calendar and Clock Display
From the main MENU screen, select Calendar/clock and press ENTER key,
the Calendar/ Clock screen is displayed. If the Alarm is turned on, the alarm
time is displayed. A picture slideshow is shown in the preview window.

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Connecting Frame to a Computer (Using Mini USB-port
on the Frame)
Connect big end of the USB Cable, provided with the frame, to computer’s USB
port and connect the smaller end of the USB cable to the mini-USB port on the
frame. The following message is displayed on the frame:
NOTE: When connected for the first time, it can take a couple of minutes for
the computer to recognize and setup the frame as a USB storage device. Once
recognized as a USB device the built-in memory and any USB-Drive and/or
Memory Card appear as Removable Drives under computer’s File Management
Application (see next section for more details)
Copying Pictures, Music & Video Files from Your
Computer
Once the frame is recognized as a USB storage device, depending on whether
the frame has built-in memory and/or memory card(s) inserted in its card slot(s),
one or more new “Removable Disk(s)” in computers file management
application (Windows Explorer, Finder etc.) appear.
You can drag and drop pictures, music and video files from your computer’s
hard-drive using file management utility like File Explorer (Windows Users) /
Finder (Mac Users) to one of the Removable Disks corresponding to either the
built-in memory (NAND) or a memory card/USB-drive in the card slot/USB
Port.

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Technical Specifications
Viewing Area 9.7” (Diagonally)
Resolution 1024 x 768
Display Mode 4:3
Luminosity 400cd/m2 max.
Contrast 500:1
Viewing Angle 89/89/89/89 (CR=10)
Menu Languages English, French, Deutsch, Spanish, Italian,
Chinese
Clock Alarm
Photo Changing Interval 3, 5, 10 , 15 sec; 1, 15 min; or 1 hr
Picture Setup Brightness, Contrast, Saturation
Supported File Formats JPEG, AVI, MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4, MP3
Maximum Photo Size 16000 x 16000 pixels
Maximum Video Resolution 480p (60Hz-NTSC) / 570p (50Hz-PAL)
Supported Storage Media SD/MMC/MS/USB
Maximum Readable Card
Size
SD/MMC/MS/USB: 8GB
USB ports USB Host, USB Slave
Audio & Video Output Built-in Speakers, Earphone Jack

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Viewing Area 9.7” (Diagonally)
Start-up Slideshow
A/C Adapter Input: AC 110—240V (50Hz—60Hz)
Output: 12V, 1.5A
Working Temperature -20 to +45 degrees
Dimensions (L x W x T) 9.4 x 7.6 x 0.9 inches without stand
Weight 0.95 lbs with stand
Package Content Digital Picture Frame, Stand, Power Adapter,
User Manual, Remote Control, USB Cable