Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B and Class C digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
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If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, use only shielded interface cables
when connecting to computer or peripheral devices. Any changes or modifications
not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate this equipment.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
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What’s in the Box
Qty ItemImage
1HP Smart Wi-Fi Display
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1Universal Power Adapter
1USB 2.0 Cable
1User Manual
1Quick Start Guide
1Warranty Document
Remote Control
(Replacement Battery = CR2025)
1Declaration of Conformity
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Getting Started
1. Connect the adapter into a power outlet and then plug the power cord into the
DC input of the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display.
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2. Unfold the attached stand to its extended position and rotate 90°, then slide the
Power switch on the back of the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display to the ON position.
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Remote Control
Before you start, pull the tab from the remote control to activate it.
Note: If a replacement battery is required, purchase battery #CR2025.
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Description of Buttons
Back: Press to return to previous menu screen.
Standby: Press to put the display into standby mode or take it out of
standby mode.
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Home: Press to return to Main Menu.
Time: Press to display Time menu.
Photo Rotate: Press to rotate photo 90° counter clockwise.
Favorites: Press to display Favorites menu.
Music: Toggles between different selections, as follows.
Press once: shows ”now playing” (if something is playing)
Press again: goes to local frame content
Press again: goes to Internet radio menu
Press again: goes to home network music menu
Note: Internet radio and home network music will not be accessed if
the frame is not connected to the network.
Slideshow: Toggles between different selections, as follows.
Press once: shows local frame content
Press again: goes to Internet photos menu
Press again: goes to home network photos menu
Note: Internet photos and home network photos will not be
accessed if the frame is not connected to the network.
Up: Press to move up.
Left: Press to move left.
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Select: Press to select highlighted item.
Right: Press to move right.
Down: Press to move down.
Play/Pause: Press to play or pause music, video or slide shows.
Volume Up/Mark: Press to increase volume, or, depending on
the active screen, to mark a menu item.
Options: Press to display available options.
Print: Press to print photo to compatible printer.
Volume Down/Unmark: Press to decrease volume, or,
depending on the active screen, to unmark a menu item.
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General Navigation
In most cases you can use the navigation buttons (Up, Down, Left, Right) and the
Select button to navigate through the different menus. Sometimes, however, it may
be quicker to use one of the specific menu buttons, such as the Home, Favorites,
or Music buttons, which take you to the menu you want with a single press.
Note that, as the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display has to communicate with 3rd party
websites, as well as hpframe.com, there are times when the frame may be busy with
this communication, and it can cause delays in responding to the remote control.
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Rotating Pictures
To rotate pictures, press the Photo Rotate button.
Quadrant Display
When viewing a slide show, you can either choose to view photos one at a time or
in a Quadrant display.
There are two ways to enable the Quadrant display:
1. From the Setup menu, choose Local Settings, then change Slideshow
Mode to Quadrant. For more information, see “Local Settings” on page 17.
2. During slide show playback, press the Options button on the remote, and
change Slideshow Mode to Quadrant. Press the Back button to return to
the slide show.
When the Quadrant option is chosen, the screen is divided into four, and the top
two quarters display images in a slide show fashion, while the bottom two quarters
display the clock and calendar.
You can navigate the quadrants using the remote, as follows:
1. Press the Select button on the remote control. This will highlight the upper-left
quadrant.
2. Use the navigation buttons to select one of the four quadrants.
3. Press the Select button again to display a list of items that can be displayed in
that quadrant. Choose which item you wish to be displayed, and press Select
again.
Note: If you wish to keep this setup for next time, press the Options button and
choose Save Quadrant Setup.
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Single Display
By default, the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display will show photos in Single display mode,
meaning that the slide show will display one photo at a time. If you have changed to
Quadrant display and would now like to return to viewing one photo at a time, then
you can return to single display.
There are two ways to enable Single display:
1. From the Setup menu, choose Local Settings, then change Slideshow
Mode to Single. For more information, see “Local Settings” on page 17.
2. During slide show playback, press the Options button on the remote, and
change Slideshow Mode to Single. Press the Back button to return to the
slide show.
Standby
To stop the current frame function and turn off the display, simply press the Standby
button. To turn off the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display completely, you must use the power
switch on the back of the display.
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Picture Frame
Top View
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Left Side
Slideshow
Back
Up
Select
Down
Play/Pause
Remote control holder
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Right Side
Back
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CF Card Slot
MS/SD/MMC/xD Card Slot
USB connector
Mini-USB connector
Power Input
Headphone jack
Stand
Power switch
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Initial Frame Setup
The following instructions are shown using the remote control unit. Some of these
functions can also be accessed via the control keys located on the back of the HP
Smart Wi-Fi Display.
Clock Info
The date and time are automatically set when your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display connects
to the Internet.
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The time zone, and daylight savings options are derived from the ZIP Code that you
enter when setting up your www.hpframe.com account.
If you are not connected to a wireless network, you can also manually adjust the
time. See “Manually setting the date and time” on page 20 for more information.
Setup Wizard
The Setup Wizard helps you get your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display up and running
and will run automatically when the frame is powered on for the first time, or if the
frame has been reset to factory default settings. In this case, you can skip to step 2
below.
1. From the Setup menu, navigate to Setup Wizard and press the Select
button.
2. The welcome screen appears, which will guide you through the setup procedure.
Note: At any stage, press the Select button to go to the next screen.
3. The tutorial begins, and explains the buttons on the remote control. Follow the on-
screen instructions to learn about the remote control buttons and their functions.
4. Follow the prompts to display the Network Setup screen.
5. Use the Up or Down buttons to highlight your wireless network name (note that
you may need to scroll down if more networks are available than can fit on the
screen), then press the Select button to select.
Note: If you are connecting to a non-broadcasting wireless network, then
choose Setup Hidden Network WEP, Setup Hidden Network WPA,
or Setup Hidden Network Open, depending on which security is used by
your network. If necessary, you will then be offered the chance to enter the
network SSID manually by using the remote control to move through the letters
on the virtual keyboard. If required, use the Mark button to cycle through the
virtual keyboards.
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Note: Alternatively, you can configure your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display using
Windows Connect Now (WCN) technology. To do so, run the Wireless
Network Configuration Wizard on your computer and insert the WCN
USB flash disk into the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display once the wizard is complete. For
more information on running the Wireless Network Configuration Wizard on your computer, see “Running the Wireless Network Configuration
Wizard on your Computer (optional)” on page 15.
6. If required, enter security details, such as the password, using the remote control
to move through the letters on the virtual keyboard. If required, use the Mark
button to cycle through the virtual keyboards. This step is not necessary if the
wireless network does not have security.
Note: You can exit Network Setup by pressing the Home button. Your HP
Smart Wi-Fi Display will still work, but you will not have network/Internet access
until you go through Network Setup again.
7. When finished, press the Play/Pause button to enter the password.
8. You will now see a screen with information required to complete the setup
process online. This information includes the website address you should visit
from your computer, your Device ID and your Authorization Code. Keep a
note of these details, as you will need them to set up your www.hpframe.com
account. For more information on the online setup process, see “Setting Up your
www.hpframe.com Account” on page 24.
Note: The authorization code changes over time, or if you go through the
Setup Wizard again. The current code can always be found by going to
Setup > System Information.
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Running the Wireless Network Configuration Wizard on
your Computer (optional)
As an alternative to manually entering Wi-Fi details into your HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display, you can use the Wireless Network Configuration Wizard on your computer.
Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later)
1. On your computer, click Start > Control Panel
2. Double-click Wireless Network Setup Wizard.
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3. The Wireless Network Setup Wizard begins. Click Next.
4. If the wireless network you wish to connect to has not previously been set up on
your computer, check the check box beside Set up a new wireless
network. Click Next.
Alternatively, if the wireless network you wish to connect to has previously been
set up on your computer, check the check box beside Add new computers or devices to the **** network, where “****” refers to the name of your
wireless network. Click Next.
5. If you have chosen Set up a new wireless network in the previous step,
you will now be asked to enter the Network name (SSID), choose whether to
have Windows assign a network key automatically (check the box beside
“Automatically assign a network key”), or enter one manually (check the box
beside “Manually assign a network key”), and finally choose whether to check
the box beside “Use WPA encryption instead of WEP” depending on which type
of security your network uses. Click Next.
6. If you have chosen to enter the network key manually in the previous step, you
will be asked to do so now (then click Next). If you have chosen to have
Windows assign a network key automatically, then this step is skipped.
7. Check the check box beside Use a USB flash drive (recommended). Click
Next.
8. Plug your USB flash drive into any USB port on your computer and then wait for
the drive letter to appear in the “Flash drive” field. Click Next.
9. When advised to do so, remove the USB flash drive and plug it into your HP
Smart Wi-Fi Display to finish the set up of the Wi-Fi connection.
10. Once the Smart Wi-Fi Display Wi-Fi connection is set up, unplug the USB flash
drive and plug it back into your computer. Click Next.
11 . Click Finish.
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Windows Vista
1. On your computer, click Start > Network. The Network folder opens.
2. Click Add a wireless device. The Add a wireless device to the
Network screen is displayed.
3. Click I want to add a wireless device or computer that is not on the
list, using a USB flash drive.
4. Click Add the device or computer using a USB flash drive.
5. From the list that appears, select your network name (SSID), then click Next.
6. If the User Account Control screen appears, click Continue (you may need
to repeat this).
7. Connect your USB flash drive to the computer, confirm that the drive name is
displayed, then click Next.
8. Once this step is complete, remove the USB flash drive from the computer, then
click Close.
9. Plug the USB flash drive into your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display to finish the set up of
the Wi-Fi connection.
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Local Settings
The Local Settings menu lets you configure various settings on your HP Smart WiFi Display.
From the Setup menu, navigate to Local Settings and press the Select button.
The following options are displayed. Use the navigation buttons to highlight the
option you wish to change, then use the Select button to change the setting.
• Set Wake/Sleep/Alarm - Set the wake time, sleep time, or alarm. See
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“Setting Wake/Sleep/Alarm times” on page 20 for more information.
• Slideshow Mode - Choose between [Single] or [Quadrant]. [Quadrant]
divides the screen into four, and shows photos in the top two quadrants and the
clock and calendar in the bottom two during slide shows. You can also customize
what is displayed in Quadrant mode. See “Quadrant Display” on page 9 for
more details.
• Slideshow Shuffle - Displays photos in random order during slide show.
• Slideshow Repeat - Repeats the slide show once the last photo is displayed.
• Slideshow Interval - Lets you set the amount of time each photo is displayed
during slide shows.
• Music Shuffle - Plays music in random order.
• Music Repeat - Repeats music once the last track is finished.
• Music Autoplay - Automatically plays music during slide shows when music
files are present in the same folder at the photo files.
• Photo Autoplay - Automatically starts a slide show when the HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display is switched on and a memory card or USB storage device is inserted.
• USB Mode - Choose whether to use the mini-USB port to connect to a computer
or a printer (using the included mini-USB to USB cable).
• Photo Mode - Choose whether to see photos at an optimized size [Optimal] or
in its original size [Original]. When [Optimal] is chosen, the photo size may be
increased to fit the height or width of the screen.
• Photo Effect - Choose to see your photos in their original color [Normal], Black
& White [Black & White], or with an old-fashioned look [Old-Fashioned].
• Photo Auto-Compress - Choose whether or not to automatically compress
the photo file size.
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Description of Main Menu
The Main Menu can be accessed by pressing the Home button on the remote
control.
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To navigate through the menu, use the directional buttons on the remote control, then
press the Select button to choose the highlighted item.
The Main Menu has six main icons: Frame Content, Internet Content,
Home Network, Favorites, Time, and Setup.
Other icons sometimes appear on this screen, such as the network signal icon in the
top right corner (see “Network Signal Icon” on page 21 for more information) and
the recent updated icons in the bottom right corner (see “Recent Updates” on
page 33 for more information).
Frame Content
Frame Content describes the content which is available on the HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display itself, including any connected memory cards/USB flash drives. You can
access lists of available photos, music, or videos, or browse manually by folder.
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Internet Content
Internet Content describes the content which is available to you through the
Internet. Before you use the Internet Content features on your HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display, you should set up your www.hpframe.com account. For more information
see “Setting Up your www.hpframe.com Account” on page 24.
On your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display, from the Main Menu, navigate to Internet Content and press the Select button. The Internet Content menu appears, with
a list of the content you have set up online, such as Internet radio, photo hosting sites
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or gadgets like the weather forecast. Any time you change this list online, the
Internet Content list will automatically update soon after. Navigate to the item
you are interested in and then press the Select button.
Home Network
Home Network refers to the computers or home servers on the same network as
your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display that are set up to share photos, music and video with
your device. Before you use the Home Network features on your HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display, you should set up your computer(s) to share media content. For more
information, see “Streaming Media from your PC to your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display” on
page 34.
On your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display, from the Main Menu, navigate to Home Network and press the Select button. A list of available computers/servers
appears. Navigate to the server you are interested in and then press the Select
button. A list of available shared content is displayed. Navigate to the item you are
interested in and then press the Select button.
Favorites
The Favorites menu lists the HP Smart Wi-Fi Display features you use most. Often it
is quicker to go to the Favorites than to navigate through several menus. You can
add items to the Favorites list by highlighting an item, pressing the Options
button, and then choosing Add to Favorites.
See below for an example of adding a photo from an inserted USB flash drive to
favorites:
1. From the Main Menu, select Frame Content.
2. Select Photos.
3. Select USB Card.
4. Select All Photos.
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5. Navigate to the photo you would like to add to favorites and press the Options
button on the remote control.
6. Select Add to Favorites.
You can now access this photo directly by going to Main Menu > Favorites >
Photos, where you will find a direct link to the photo.
Time
The Time menu lists several time and date options.
Automatically setting the date and time
By default, when you connect to the Internet, your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display configures
the time and date according to the ZIP Code that you entered when you set up your
www.hpframe.com account.
Manually setting the date and time
To adjust the date or time manually, select Set Date/Time from the Clock menu.
Use the navigation buttons and Select to change the values.
Note: This option is only available when you are not connected to the network.
Setting Wake/Sleep/Alarm times
You can program your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display to turn itself on and off at times you
pick during the day. You can also set up your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display to alert you
with an alarm. To set up these three options, choose Set Wake/Sleep/Alarm
from the Clock menu. Use the navigation buttons and Select to change the values.
Displaying the clock
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To display the clock, from the Clock menu, select Current Time.
Displaying the calendar
To display the calendar, from the Clock menu, select Calendar.
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Network Signal Icon
When you have access to a wireless network, the network signal icon appears in the
top right corner of the Main Menu and is shown below.
It consists of three bars, each of which can be gray or blue. The more blue bars
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appear, the stronger the signal, so three blue bars would indicate a strong signal.
Lower signal strength can lead to delays from additional network retransmissions.
Moving the frame closer to the router/access point can improve signal strength.
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Viewing Photos
Photo/Picture Slide Show
Slide show modes
Slide show mode will begin automatically a few seconds after the HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display is powered on if an external memory card/USB flash drive is inserted. If
more than one memory card or USB flash disk is inserted, then the contents of the
most recently inserted one will be shown. There are two slide show modes, one with
background music and the other without.
• Slide show with music – This is possible with photos/pictures and music files
on an external memory card or USB flash drive. The default setting is for the HP
Smart Wi-Fi Display to play music during the slide show. You can change this
preference in settings.
You can also manually start music playback and then navigate to (and start)
photo playback. This works for Frame Content, Home Network, and Internet
Content. For example, you can listen to music from a USB flash drive while
viewing photos from an online photo host, such as Facebook, as follows:
1. Navigate to Frame Content > Music > USB Card > Tracks, and
choose a song to play.
2. While the song is playing, press the Home button on the remote.
3. Navigate to Internet Content > Photos > Facebook, and choose an
album for the slide show.
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• Slide show without music – This is possible with photos/pictures on either
internal or external memory sources.
You can also choose to start a slide show manually at any time. To do so, go to
Frame Content, Internet Content, or Home Network then navigate to start
photo playback.
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Photo Viewing Options
There are two ways to choose photo viewing options:
• Setup menu
Navigate to the Setup menu and then Local Settings. For more information,
see “Local Settings” on page 17.
• Options button
Press the Options button while viewing photos. You will be given most of the
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same options as in Local Settings, with the addition of Copy File. This
function allows you to copy a photo from a memory card and paste it to internal
memory, for example. After choosing Copy File, you will be given a list of
destinations on the frame. Simply choose the destination you prefer and the file
will be pasted there.
Printing a Photo
You can print a photo to any PictBridge-compatible printer.
First make sure that you have connected a PictBridge-compatible printer to your HP
Smart Wi-Fi display using the supplied USB to mini-USB connector. The USB
connector should be attached to the printer, and the mini-USB connector should be
attached to your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display.
Note: Make sure that USB Mode is set to Printer, according to the instructions in
“Local Settings” on page 17.
While viewing a photo that you would like to print, press the Print button on the
remote control. You will be asked to confirm that you want to print the photo.
Navigate to Yes and press the Select button.
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Configuring Access to Online Content
The HP Smart Wi-Fi Display can stream media from the Internet, including photos
from various photo hosting sites, video from YouTube, Internet radio, the weather,
and Tweets from Twitter. The streamed media can then be accessed on your frame
by going to the Main Menu and then selecting Internet Content.
Setting Up your www.hpframe.com Account
To stream Internet content to your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display, you must first set up an
account via the http://www.hpframe.com website, as follows:
1. On your computer, go to http://www.hpframe.com.
You will see a web page similar to the following:
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click here to proceed
2. Click Set up your display now to proceed. You will now see the following
screen:
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3. Click to continue.
4. The following screen appears:
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5. Fill in the required information and click to continue.
Note: One item you will need to enter on this page is the Frame
Authorization Code. This is displayed when you complete the Setup
Wizard on your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display. See “Setup Wizard” on page 13 for more details. If you have misplaced this code, then you can go to Setup >
System Information to see it again.
Also note that the authorization code changes over time, or if you go through the
Setup Wizard again, so it is worth checking System Information to make
sure that you have the latest code.
Another item on this page asks for your favorite type of music. This is used to
provide your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display with an initial playlist of suitable Internet
radio stations. For more information on customizing this playlist, see “Internet
Radio” on page 29.
6. The following screen appears:
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7. To send photos from your or another person’s cell phone to your HP Smart Wi-Fi
Display, enter the cell phone number. If you do not wish to use this feature, leave
it blank.
Note: Only cell phones that support sending pictures via MMS can be used.
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8. Click to continue. The following screen appears:
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9. Choose the online photo sharing services you use and would like to view on your
HP Smart Wi-Fi Display. You can also change this list after your
www.hpframe.com account is set up.
10. Click to continue. Your www.hpframe.com account is now set up.
Adding Another Frame to your www.hpframe.com
Account
You can set up more than one HP Smart Wi-Fi Display on the same
www.hpframe.com account. After the first one is set up, simply click on Add New Frame (at the top of the web page) and enter the new frame’s details.
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Managing your www.hpframe.com Account
You can manage your www.hpframe.com account via a computer at any time by
going to http://www.myframemanager.com and logging in using the user name
and password you specified when setting up your www.hpframe.com account.
Once logged in, you will see a screen similar to the following:
In the upper portion of the screen, you will see which services you have already
selected. You may need to configure or customize these further before they appear
on your HP Smart Wi-Fi Display. Click on the icons to configure or customize the
service(s) you have chosen. For more information, see “Online Services” on
page 29.
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In the lower portion of the screen, you will see the list of additional services
available. To add any of these services, check the box beside the one(s) you want.
Similarly, if you wish to remove any services, simply uncheck the box in this portion
of the screen.
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