Pandigital PI1051DWCB - Manual (Page 20)

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B l u e t o o t h C o n n e c t i o n
The Bluetooth feature allows you to download photos from popular Bluetooth-capable mobile phones (i.e., BlackBerry, Motorola, Nokia, SonyEricssson, and others)
directly into your DPF.
A Bluetooth USB Adapter is required (not included with DPF)
Note: Phone models vary and not all phones support transmitting photos to devices like a DPF. Check to be sure your phone supports transmitting photos to
external devices like DPF.
Insert Bluetooth Dongle
1. Insert your Bluetooth dongle into the DPF’s USB host port and then turn on the DPF.
2. A popup window momentarily appears with the message “ Bluetooth Dongle Enabled ” indicating the Bluetooth feature is active.
Send Photo to DPF
1. From your Bluetooth device, search for available connection devices; select the Pandigital device (default authentication code “1234”).
2. Select the desired photo and then send to the DPF.
Note: The actual procedure for sending photos to the DPF varies by mobile device manufacturer/model. Refer to your mobile device User Guide for
instructions.
During the photo transmission, “Photo Transmitting” appears on the DPF screen. When completed, the photo(s) will automatically be displayed in single
photo mode.
S e t S l e e p M o d e
The DPF will stay on until you power it off, however, to save power you can set it to automatically go into a sleep mode when left idle for a specific amount of time.
1. On the HOME screen, press MENU to display the Setup Menu .
2. Select Set Sleep Mode , and then select the desired setting.
OFF (default) = Power saver is ‘disabled’; DPF will remain on until you power it off or change the sleep mode setting
2/4/8 Hours = The DPF will automatically go into sleep mode when left idle the specified amount of time
3. Select Done .
S e t L a n g u a g e
Depending on model, this DPF may include multiple languages for the user interface display.
1. On the HOME screen, press MENU to display the Setup Menu .
2. Select Set Language , and then select the desired language.
R e s e t t o F a c t o r y D e f a u l t s
If you have changed function settings, using this feature will restore settings to the factory pre-set defaults.
1. On the HOME screen, press MENU to display the Setup Menu .
2. Select Reset to Factory Defaults , and then select Yes to reset, or No to leave current settings.
3. Press EXIT to return to the HOME screen.
F r e q u e n t l y A s k e d Q u e s t i o n s
Q: How do I set up my DPF?
A: It is very simple to get your Digital Photo Frame setup. Just plug the power adapter into the DPF and into a standard wall outlet, and then power it on. A slideshow will begin
displaying the images pre-loaded in the internal memory. To view your own photos, insert a memory card or USB flash drive into the appropriate card slot or USB port on the
side of the DPF. Select
Start Slideshow from the memory card option screen.
Q: What memory cards can the Digital Photo Frame Read?
A: Compatible memory cards include: Secure Digital™ (SD), Compact Flash (select models), MultiMedia Card™(MMC), xD Card, Memory Stick™(MS), MemoryStick Pro™, and
Memory Stick Pro Duo™.
Q: I set up the Digital Photo Frame; why won’t it turn on?
A: The power adapter may not be securely connected to the DPF or the power switch may not be in the ON position.
Q: I have a memory card in the DPF; why can’t I view my photos?
A: A) Be sure that the memory card is one of the formats listed above and that the files on the card are JPEG images files. Some digital cameras save images in other formats.
Refer to your camera’s user guide if your photos are not JPEG files.
B) Make sure the memory card is inserted all the way into the card slot.
C) On the
HOME screen, press MENU , choose Select Media Source , select the desired media source, and then press ENTER . Press EXIT to return to the HOME
screen and then select the PHOTOS - PLAY button. The slideshow should begin displaying your photos.
Q: Why is the photo display slower with some photos than others?
A: Higher resolution photos load more slowly. Try using lower resolution photos or down scaling your images. Refer to your camera’s operating user guide for details on down
scaling your photos.