Smartparts SP-DPF84 Manuale utente

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 1

USER MANUAL

Digital Picture Frame

SP-DPF84

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 2

Table of Contents

Overview .................................................................................................... 4

Features ..................................................................................................... 5

Getting Started ...........................................................................................5

a. Unpacking your Digital Picture Frame 5

b. Removing the protective plastic film 5

c. Attaching the Fold Out stand 6

d. Connecting the frame to the Power Supply 6

e. Connecting the frame to a computer 6

Changing and Adding Pictures ……………………………………….....7

a. View contents on your memory card 7

b. Formatting pictures from your computer 8

c. Using Smartparts website for HELP 8

Product Diagram ………………………………………………………….9

Viewing Pictures …………………………………………………..……..11

a. Turning the frame on 12

b. Selecting the mode 12

The Photo Folder ………………………………………………………...12

a. Viewing a picture 12

b. Rotating a picture 12

c. Slideshow mode 12

d. Delete a picture 13

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 3

The Music Folder …..………………………………………………..…..13

a. Playing Music 13

b. Play / Pause Music 14

c. Volume 14

Set Up Menu …………………………………………………………....14

a. Photo Options 15

b. Music Mode 16

c. Systems Mode 16

Warranty and Technical Support ……………………………………...16

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 4

Overview

¾The SP-DPF84 Digital Picture Frame lets you view your

digital pictures and listen to your MP 3 music from

memory cards.

¾You can enjoy or edit your photos any time and

anywhere.

¾The frame is an ideal way to display your digital

photographs

¾The Slide Show mode is a convenient method to display

all your picture in a continuous mode – it offers you many

pre –programmed transitions from slide to slide

¾Most functions of your digital picture frame can be

controlled from the enclosed Remote Control

¾The Digital Picture Frame doesn’t require a direct

connection to a computer – the build-in card reader can

read memory cards

¾It supports most popular types of memory cards and file

formats

¾The digital picture frame is a digital photo album – that

let’s you display hundreds of pictures – anywhere in your

home or office

¾It can be connected to a computer and pictures can be

up-loaded (from computer to memory card) or

downloaded (from memory card to computer)

¾Music in the MP3 format can be played on the Digital

Picture Frame

¾The frame should not be “On” for more than 10

hours at a time

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 5

Features

¾The SP-DPF84 supports JPEG and MP3 music files

¾The resolution of the screen is 800 x 600

¾Compatible with: Compact Flash (CF), Secure Digital (SD).

Memory Stick (MS) and Xtreme Digital (xD) memory cards

¾USB 2.0 connection – compatible with Windows XP and

Windows 2000

¾The frame allows user to delete, rotate and/or pan pictures,

play Music (MP3 format), create slide shows and move

pictures between the memory cards and a computer

Getting Started

The following chapter provides step-by-step instructions on setting

up your Digital Picture Frame for the first time.

a. Unpacking your Digital Picture Frame

The box should include:

-SP-DPF 84 digital picture frame

-User Manual

-Remote Control

-USB cable

-AC Power Adapter

b. Removing the protective plastic film from the LCD panel

The digital picture frame ships with a protective plastic film on

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 6

its LCD panel to protect it from being scratched during the

manufacturing and shipping process.

We suggest you remove the film to improve the quality /

clarity of the picture. Please be advised however that the LCD

screen scratch easily and the film will protect it.

c. Connecting the frame to the Power Supply

Use only the supplied AC power supply. Make sure that the

frame’s power switch is in the OFF position before you

connect or disconnect the power supply.

Plug the AC power supply only into a 120 VAC 60 Hz (regular

North American) wall outlets – connecting the frame to a

different power source or wall outlet will harm the unit and

void the warranty.

d. Connecting the frame to your computer (optional)

Use the supplied USB cable and connect the frame to your

computer.

The Hardware wizard will show that you connected a new

device and will recognize it as a disk drive.

No software needs to be installed. Just follow the start menu

and click on “My Computer” – your memory card will be listed

under “Devices with Removable Storage”. You can open it by

double clicking on the icon representing your memory card.

Most likely this device will be named after the manufacturer of

your memory card.

There will be no data available as long as you do not insert a

memory card into your frame.

Once you insert a memory you will see the respective drive

on your computer and you will be able to access your pictures

and the frame can act as a regular card reader.

Please note that the Digital Picture Frame will not display

pictures while it is connected to a computer. Please

disconnect the USB cable to view pictures.

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 7

Changing & adding pictures on your memory card

The following chapter provides step-by-step instructions on how to

add and format pictures from your computer onto your memory

card for viewing in your Digital Picture Frame.

TECHNICAL ALERT:

The pictures have to be stored in the correct folder on your

memory for the Digital Picture Frame to display the pictures!

The pictures have to be stored in the right file format with the

correct file naming!

a. View Contents on your memory card

After you connect your frame to your computer you can see

your memory card under “My Computer” as an external drive.

By clicking on the symbol you will get access to the DCIM

folder. All pictures are stores in this folder and all NEW

pictures HAVE to be stored in this folder as well.

b. Formatting the Pictures from your computer

The preferred file format for the Digital Picture Frame is

JPEG. However, there are different variations of the JPEG

format and not all formats can be read by the Digital Picture

Frame or your Digital Camera.

We recommend using standard Microsoft picture editing

software to save your pictures in JPEG format. Even

PHOTOSHOP or PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS files should be

opened in a standard Microsoft Picture Editor and saved as a

JPEG file to the memory card.

We also recommend naming the pictures without using

underscores or more then 4 number digits in the name.

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 8

c. Using Smartparts Website for HELP

We provide a useful tool on our website to help you:

- Save your pictures in the proper and

readable format

- Name your pictures so the Digital Picture

Frame can find and read it

- Save it in the proper resolution – so you can

maximize the space on your memory card

and speed up the functions in your Digital

Picture Frame

Please log on to www.smartpartsproducts.com and click on

“My Photos”.

Please register under your name – your access will be

immediate.

Now you can browse for the pictures on your computer and

upload and preview them in the frame illustrated on our

website.

Once the file is uploaded you can just copy drag and drop or

by right – clicking on the picture and saving it into the DCIM

file on your memory card.

Product Diagram

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 9

1. Power Indicator Light

2. Cursor Up in Set Up & Preview

mode

3. Cursor Down in Set Up &

Preview mode

4. Enter – selection button

5. Rotate Left

6. Rotate Right

7. Exit – “go back” button

8. On / Off switch

9. AC power

Side View - Ri

1. USB 2.0 Connection

2. SD / MS / xD card reader slot

3. CF / Micro Drive card reader slot

Side View - Left

Remote Control

www.smartpartsproducts.com Page 10

Hold the remote control, push the button right, and pull the button to

the outside. Then put the battery (Model CR2025) into the button with

“+” Polarity facing up, and then push it back to the place.

Viewing Pictures

POWER: Turn Power on and off (Switch on

Frame needs to be on “On”)

Set-Up: General Options Set-Up screen

Up: Cursor Up / Rotate Picture Right

Down: Cursor Down / Rotate Picture Left

Left: Cursor Left / Skip to previous Picture

Right: Cursor Right / Skip to the next picture

Enter: Selection

Play/Pause: Play / Pause Slideshow

Slideshow: Start Slideshow

Stop: Stop Slideshow

Page-Up: Turns page up in preview mode

Page-Down: Turns page down in preview mode

Exit: Exit and “Go-Back”

VOL +: Turn up volume

VOL - : Turn down volume

“+”Polarity is up

Note: Before using remote

control, please remove the

protective tab.

Remote Control - Maintenance

Questo manuale è adatto per i seguenti modelli

Indice

Altri manuali Smartparts Cornice digitale

Smartparts

Smartparts SP56 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts 10.4 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SPDPF70E Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP24P Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts 8" Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts 3.5'' Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SPDPF84M Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts Syncpix SPX12 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts 8" Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP-DPF84BW Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP-DPF56E Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts Digital Picture Frames Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts Optipix SP72 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts 8" Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts 12.1" Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP8EM Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts Digital picture frame 7 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts Optipix SP92 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP15MW Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts Syncpix SPX8 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP104MW Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP35P Manuale di istruzioni

Smartparts

Smartparts 32 Manuale utente

Smartparts

Smartparts SP-DPF84BW Manuale utente

Manuali Cornice digitale popolari di altre marche

LENCO

LENCO DF-830 Manuale utente

NIX

NIX Advance X10G Manuale utente

Nextar

Nextar N7S-100 Manuale utente

Sungale

Sungale TD350A Manuale utente

texet

texet DPF-830 Istruzioni per il montaggio

Philips

Philips SPF2017 Manuale utente

Philips

Philips SPF1327 Manuale utente

Philips

Philips SPF7010/10 Manuale utente

Digital Spectrum

Digital Spectrum MemoryVue MV-1500 Manuale utente

ViewSonic

ViewSonic VFM1042-52 Manuale utente

YURAKU

YURAKU YUR.PHOTO 7B4C Manuale utente

Denver

Denver PFF-710WHITE MK2 Manuale utente

Pandigital

Pandigital PAN8000DWPCF1 Manuale utente

Rekam

Rekam Deja View HD-850 Manuale utente

Majestic

Majestic DF 918HD MP3 Manuale utente

ViewSonic

ViewSonic DPF8-CAM Manuale utente

Philips

Philips SPF2527 Manuale utente

Digital Foci

Digital Foci Image Moments IMT-063 Manuale utente