Philips 7FF1AW-37 - Manual (Page 45)

Troubleshooting
• Troubleshooting your Photo
Display
• Keeping your Photo Display up
to date
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting your Photo Display
Please see below for various situations and recommended actions.
Situations Recommended actions
Warning message:
"Low battery"
Recharge Photo Display or turn off Photo Display before
it can be recharged again. If the Photo Display's internal
battery level drops completely to zero, the "Current
time" setting may be lost.
Warning message: "No free
space to store more photos"
It means your Photo Display is fully loaded with photos.
If such message shows up when your Photo Display
holds less than 40 photos, please use USB cable to
connect Photo Display to PC and use PC to check if there
are abnormal files taking up the local memory of Photo
Display. Normal files inside Photo Display are usually
less than 250KB in size.
Warning message: "No photo
on internal memory"
It means there is no photo in your Photo Display. If such
message shows up after you load photos onto Photo
Display from PC, please make sure to the instructions in
"Copying photos" section are followed properly.
Warning message: "No photo
on external memory"
It means there is no photo in your memory card. If such
message shows up after you load photos onto memory
cards from PC, please make sure to the instructions in
"Viewing PC photos from a memory card" section are
followed properly.
Photo Display does not respond
to my digital camera
Some digital cameras are not directly compatible with
Photo Display. Such camera owners could consider using
memory card as a medium to view and copy photos by
taking it out from the camera and loading it onto Photo
Display.
Screen freezes and does not
respond to control anymore
Use a pin to trigger the RESET button through the hole
at the lower-left corner on Photo Display's back (next to
Serial Number and Model Name sticker).
Part of photo is cropped on
Photo Display
Adjust your photo to 3:2 aspect ratio. Many digital
cameras take photos in 4:3 aspect ratio but Photo
Display displays photos on 3:2 aspect ratio screen.
Consequently, some upper and bottom parts of a typical
4:3 photo will not be displayed on Photo Display's screen.
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