InTouch IT7350, IT7340 User Manual

Intouch

IT7350&IT7340

Version –B

User Guide Version 0. 1

Safety Precautions

Make sure to follow the directions below to prevent personal injury, accidents and damage to the product.

Warning:

To reduce the risk of bodily injury, electrical shock, fire, and damage to the equipment, observe the following precautions:

h Make sure to insert the power plug until it is firmly in place. h Do not use a damaged power plug, power cord, or plug into a damaged outlet. h Do not use force to pull the power cord. h Do not touch the power plug with w et hands. h Do not connect more than one appliance to a single outlet. h Do not place anything heavy on the power cord. h Make sure to turn the power off and disconnect the power plug from the outlet before moving the product. h Make sure to disconnect any connected cables from other devices as well.

Caution:

Failure to follow the accompanying directions may lead to minor personal injury or property damage.

h Hold and pull out the plug by its body when disconnecting it from the outlet, as pulling the plug out by the cord may cause it to be damaged. Failing to do

so, may cause fire, or the product may not turn on normally.

h Ensure that the power plug is disconnected before cleaning the product. Failing to do so, may cause electric shock or fire. h Do not let water come into contact with or enter the power adapter, as this may cause elec tric s hock or fire. h Do not use the product outdoors in snowy or rainy weather, or near any water. h When cleaning the floor with water, avoid any water contact with the power adapter. h Do not place the power adapter near a heater, as this may cause fire.

Installation

Warning:

Failure to follow the accompanying directions may lead to serious injury or death.

Caution:

Plug the adapter to the socket outlet that near the equipment a nd shall be ea sily acces sible. Use on ly the E-TEK (Output: 5.0V / 3.0A, Input: AC 100 -240V ~ 50 / 60 Hz 0.8A) power supply that came with this unit. Using other power supplies may damage the unit.

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h When installing the product on a cabinet or shelf, do not let the front end of the product project beyond its front edge. Failing to do so, may c ause the

product to fall, resulting in a product malfunction or personal injury.

h Do not place the power cord near a heater, as the power cord may melt, causing electric shock or fire. h Do not install the product in a car or a location exposed to oil, smoke, moisture, water, or rainwater. Any contact of these materials with the product may

cause electric shock or fire.

h Disconnect the power plug when there is thunder or lightning. Failing to do so, may cause electric shock or fire. h For Pluggable Equipment, the socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

h When using your wireless internet frame and equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and

injury to persons, including the following:

h Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl, kitchen sink or laundry tub, in a wet basement or near a swimming pool. h The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible h Use only the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. They may explode. Check with local codes for

possible special disposal instructions.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Caution:

Failure to follow the accompanying directions may lead to minor personal injury or property damage.

h Place the product down gently when installing it. Failing to do so may cause product damage or personal injury. h Do not install the product in a location easily re ached by children. As the product may fall and cause personal injury.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Interference Information

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC R ules. Opera tion is subject t o the following two conditions: (1) This device may not caus e harm ful in terf eren ce, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Warning:

Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B 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. If this equipme nt does cause harmful interference to ra dio 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 or more of the following measures:

h Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. h Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. h Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. h Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement

This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20 centimeters between the radiator and your body.

Shielded cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits.

This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Table of Contents

Getting Started....................................................................1

Package Contents..............................................................................1

Wireless Internet Frame Overview...................................................2

Front panel......................................................................................2

Back panel..................................................................... ... .... .... .... ..3

Left Panel........................................................................................4

Right Panel.....................................................................................4

Connecting the AC/DC Power Adapter and USB cable................. 5

General Button Description..............................................................6

Turning your Frame on ......................................................7

Standing the Frame up............................................................ .... .... ..7

Calibrate the Touch Screen..............................................................7

Language Selection...........................................................................7

End User License Agreement (EULA) .............................................8

The Home Screen .......... .. .. .. ... .. ................................... .. .. .. .9

Home Screen Overview.....................................................................9

Home Settings Screen.....................................................................10

Additional Home Settings.............................................................11

Power Icon........................................................................................11

Wi-Fi icon..........................................................................................12

News Bar...........................................................................................12

Wallpaper Settings ..........................................................................13

For a still picture as wallpaper......................................................13

For a slide show as the wallpaper................................................14

Slide Show Control Buttons..........................................................15

Clock and Calendar..........................................................16

Setting up the Calendar ..................................................................16

Set the Date..................................................................................16

Set Date Format............................................ .... ... ........ .... .... ... .... .16

Calendar Preview.............................................................................17

Using the Calendar preview.........................................................17

Setting up the Clock........................................................................17

Set the Time...................................................... ... .... .... .... .... ... .... .18

Select Time Format......................................................................18

Select Internet Time Synchronization...........................................18

Select Time Zone .........................................................................18

Setting up and using the Clock Alarm...........................................19

To set an Alarm............................................................................19

To change an alarm......................................................................20

Alarm Control........................................................................... .... .20

Frame Tools ................. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .............................21

Main Menu ......................................................... .... ... .... .... .... ... .... .....21

Tools Screen ....................................................................................21

Keyboard ..........................................................................................22

On-Screen Display Bar....................................................................23

Open and close the On-Screen Display (OSD) Bar.....................23

OSD Bar Description....................................................................23

Adjust LCD Brightness using OSD Bar........................................24

Adjust Volume Level using OSD Bar............................................24

Lock / Unlock the screen using OSD Bar.....................................24

Settings .............................................................................25

Network.............................................................................................26

Setup Wi-Fi Network - Access Point’s DHCP settings is On and the AP

SSID is not hidden........................................................................26

Setup Wi-Fi Network - Access Point’s DHCP settings is ON but the AP

SSID is hidden and no encryption key is needed.........................28

Manual Edit Wi-Fi Network Screen ..............................................29

Advanced Settings........................................................................30

Date / Time........................................................................................32

Display..............................................................................................32

Screen Calibration........................................................................32

Brightness.....................................................................................32

Auto Playback Demo Video..........................................................33

System Settings...............................................................................34

Language......................................................................................34

Firmware Upgrade........................................................................34

Factory Reset ........................................................ .......................36

Show Details.................................................................................36

Motion Sensor (Model IT7350 only) .............................................37

Screen Taps Sound......................................................................37

Power Management.........................................................................38

Sleep Mode...................................................................................38

Interval Time (Sleep Interval Time) ..............................................38

Battery Profile...............................................................................39

Photo / Content Service................................ ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. . 40

Photo Player Main Page controls...................................................40

Photo.................................................................................................41

Frame................................................................................................41

Slide Show Control Buttons..........................................................41

Zoom Control Buttons...................................................................42

Disk ...................................................................................................43

Home Network................................................................................. .43

Adding Photos to the Library........................................................43

Checking Shared Photos..............................................................46

Sharing Settings for Accepting Connections from Your Frame.... 47

View for Sharing the Photos on your frame..................................48

Web .................................................................... ...............................49

Photo Setup......................................................................................49

Slide Show....................................................................................49

Setup Web Photo Account ...........................................................50

Content Service (Windows Live FrameIt)......................................52

Account.................................................................................... .....52

Setup Windows Live FrameIt Account .........................................52

Content Service (Framechannel ) ..................................................54

Account.................................................................................... .....55

Setup Framechannel Account......................................................55

Copy/ Delete Photos........................................................................56

Copy One .....................................................................................56

Copy All ........................................................................................57

Delete One ...................................................................................57

Delete All ......................................................................................57

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RSS News Reader (RSS2.0).............................................58

RSS News Feed screen...................................................................58

News Feed List screen....................................................................59

RSS News Reader............................................................................60

RSS News Reader Control Buttons / Icons..................................60

News Text Content.......................................................................60

News Media Player.......................................................................60

RSS News Reader > News Text Content.....................................61

Refresh / Delete News.....................................................................61

Refresh RSS News Feed screen .................................................61

Delete One RSS News Headline..................................................62

Delete All RSS News Headlines...................................................62

Delete All RSS News Read Headlines.........................................62

Delete One in RSS News Reader Screen....................................62

News Setup.......................................................................................63

Set General Settings ....................................................................63

Add / Edit RSS News Feeds (Support RSS2.0 Format only) .......64

Get RSS News Feed Address from Internet ................................64

Add a new RSS News Feed.........................................................65

Edit a RSS News Feed.................................................................66

Delete a RSS News Feed.............................................................67

Media Player........ .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. ... .............................68

Music / Video....................................................................................69

Internet Radio and Web TV.............................................................70

Stations, Podcast or Web TV .......................................................70

More..............................................................................................70

Add to Favorites ...........................................................................71

Media Setup......................................................................................71

Setup Media Playback..................................................................71

Add a Station................................................................................72

Edit an added Internet Radio Station ...........................................73

Delete an added Internet Radio Station.......................................73

Copy / Delete Media Files................................................................74

Copy One .....................................................................................74

Copy All ........................................................................................74

Delete One ...................................................................................75

Delete All ......................................................................................75

Specifications ...................................................................76

Troubleshooting ...............................................................78

Getting Started

Package Contents

Please check to make sure that the following items are included in the box:

Item Quantity

Wireless Internet Frame 1 AC/DC Power Adaptor 1 Quick Start Guide 1 Customer Support Contact Sheet 1 CD-ROM (includes User Guide and Warranty Information) 1

Wireless Internet Frame Overview

Front panel

Motion Sensor ON/OFF indicator light

(

Only for

IT7350)

Back panel

DC power jack

DC 5V / 3.0A

Battery

Mode button

Press to display

On-Screen buttons.

USB port

Insert a USB flash drive here that contains stored pictures, music and video to access.

Left Panel Right Panel

4-in-1 card slot

Insert a memory card here that contains stored pictures, music, or video that you would like to access.

CF (Compact Flash) card slot

Insert a compact flash here that contains stored pictures, music or video that you would like to access.

PC (mini-USB) port

Connect to PC with provided USB cable.

Reset button

Restart your frame

Audio output jack

Connect to external audio output (e.g. earphones, headphones, speakers)

Soft Power switch

Press and hold this key to turn power on and off.

Connecting the AC/DC Power Adapter and USB cable

Notes:

1) When connecting an external device to the USB port, use the USB cable provided with the external device.

2) Some external devices provide a cable that does not meet USB standards, which may cause a malfunction.

3) If an external storage device does not work normally when connected to your digital photo frame, try to connect it to your PC. If it still does not work normally after re-connecting to your PC, then cont ac t a serv ic e ce nte r for that exte rna l devi c e o r your PC.

DC power adapter

Plug the DC power adapter end into the DC

5V/ 3.0A jack on the back of the frame.

AC power cord

Plug the AC power cord into a nearby outlet.

Connecting USB

To connect an external USB supp orted device to your frame, use an USB cable and plug it into the USB jack on the back of the frame.

General Button Description

Icon Button Name Function

Submenu button Enter into submenu

Select option button Select option

Select file button Select file

Delete button Delete some setups

Keyboard button Input characters

More button View more details

Turning your Frame on

If it’s your first time turning on your frame, or you have reset the frame to factory presets, then you must calibrate the frame, select your language and accept the End User License Agreement (EULA).

Standing the Frame up

Rotate the frame handle to the desired viewing angle. To release the handle, press on both ends at the same time to release the locking mechanism.

Calibrate the Touch Screen

1. Slide the OFF / ON switch to ON.

2. There are five (5) points (+) needed to tap to calibrate the touch screen. The first point (+) is in the center of the screen and there is one (1) point (+) in each corner. Follow the on screen instructions to calibrate the frame.

3. After completing the calibration, the Language screen will appear.

Language Selection

1. On the Language screen, tap on the language you want.

2. Next, tap OK to accept the selected language.

Language pop-up menu

End User License Agreement (EULA)

After selecting the language, you must review the EULA

To accept the EULA:

1. To accept the EULA, tap the check box next to “I accept the terms in the license agreement”.

2. Next, tap OK. The Home Screen will appear.

EULA

To not accept the EULA:

1. If you do not want to accept the terms of the EULA then tap the check box next to “I do not accept the terms in the license agreement”.

2. Next, tap OK.

3. A pop-up screen will appear telling you to “Please switch off the de vi ce”.

If you tap OK on the pop-up screen you will be sent back to the EULA screen.

EULA – no acceptance pop-up

The Home Screen

Home Screen Overview

Clock

Tap to set the clock’s alarm.

Menu button Tap to open the Main

Menu.

Calendar

Tap to view calendar.

WiFi indicator

Indicates the network connection status.

News Bar

Tap to open the news article (works when connected to the internet).

Wallpaper area

Tap to open the Home Settings screen to change settings to the home display, e.g. change background image or slidesh ow.

Power indicator Indicates the rechargeable

battery power level.

Home Settings Screen

Home Settings screen

Notes:

1) The wallpaper will default to the factory preset if you factory reset the frame.

2) The selected still picture used for the wallpaper is copied to internal memory. If you delete this picture in the Photo application, it will not be deleted

from the internal memory.

3) To add background music or change other settings for the slide show in the Home Screen, please go to the Photo Setup

section.

4) User can play a slide show from internal memory or card only, Web or Home Network selection IS NOT enabled for the Home Screen.

Wallpaper

Choose a still picture or slide show as wallpaper on the Home Screen.

Clock Choose between a digital or

analog clock on the Home

Screen, and turn it on or off.

Calendar

Turn the Home Screen calendar on or off.

News Bar Turn it on or off on the Home

Screen.

Additional Home Settings

In addition to the wallpaper settings, you can also make additional Home Screen settings:

Clock – Allows you to turn the Home Screen clock on or off. Clock Mode – Lets you select the display clock mode (digital or analog) in the

Home Screen. Clock Mode is disabled when slide show is selected or the clock is turned off. Calendar – Allows you to turn the Home Screen calendar on or off.

News Bar – Allows you to turn the News Bar display on or off in the Home Screen.

News Bar is disabled when slide show is selected.

Home Display screen

Power Icon

1. When the battery is empty, a pop-up screen will appear and the alarm will sound.

2. When the battery is empty, connect the power adapter. The battery icon will flash from empty to full repeatedly.

3. When the battery is full the battery

icon will be displayed. When

the battery is not full it displays the current battery status.

Battery status pop-up

>>> >>> >>> >>> .

Wi-Fi icon

Icons Icon Name Description

Wi-Fi icon Connection to wireless access point is present.

The WiFi icon on the Home Screen displays the status of your network connection.

If the Wi-Fi icon is tapped, the screen will jump to the Wi-Fi setting screen.

No Wi-Fi icon Connection to wireless access point is not present.

News Bar

The News Bar lets you read news articles by tapping on t he article. The Ne ws Bar works only when the frame is connected to the internet. Please refer to the RSS News Reader

section for more detailed instructions on how to set up the news feed.

The news feed on the Home Screen is pulled from the News Feeds listed in the RSS News Feeds screen (see News Feed Reader application

). The News Bar will begin with the first news feed listed and displays the news articles in that feed, and then proceeds to the next news feed and displays all of its articles, then goes to the next news feed, and so forth. This sequence is continuously repeated. The selection of news feeds and their sequence can not be changed.

Wallpaper Settings

For a still picture as wallpaper

1. On the Home Screen, tap the wallpaper area. The Home Settings

screen will appear.

2. Tap the

button on the Wallpaper line.

3. Tap Still Picture on the pop-up. Still Picture will appear on the

Wallpaper line.

4. Tap the

button on the Still Picture line. The Photo Browser screen

will appear.

5. Tap Frame or Disk to select the picture location.

6. Double tap the picture you want. The picture you selected should appear

in the Still Picture line in the Home Settings screen.

7. Tap the button on the Home Setting screen.

8. On the Save Settings pop-up:

 Tap Yes to save the setting. The Home Screen will appear with your

selected picture as the wallpaper.

 Tap No to cancel the setting. The Home Screen will appear with

current picture or slide show as the wallpaper.

Photo Browser screen

Save pop-up box

For a slide show as the wallpaper

1. On the Home Screen, tap the wallpaper area. The Home Settings

screen will appear.

2. Tap the

button on the Wallpaper line.

3. Tap Slide Show on the pop-up. Slide Show will appear on the

Wallpaper line.

4. Tap the

button on the Play Slide Show from line. The Photo

Browser screen will appear.

5. Tap Frame or Disk to select location of pictures.

6. Double tap on one of the pictures in the photo display area. The picture

you selected should appear in the Play Slide Show from line in the Home Settings screen.

7. Tap the

button on the Home Setting screen. The picture and the

photo set that you selected will appear in the Home Screen.

8. On the Save Settings pop-up:

 Tap Yes to save the setting. The Home Screen will appear and the

slide show will play from the picture selected.

 Tap No to cancel the setting. The Home Screen will appear with

current picture or slide show as the wallpaper.

When Slide Show is selected as the wallpaper, the Home Screen will only display the Clock and Calendar.

Photo Browser screen

Save pop-up box

Slide Show Control Buttons

When using the slide show feature, tap the Home Screen wallpaper area to open the Slide Show Control Bar.

Note: When playing slide show in Home setting, user can control to move to next picture by shaking his hand in front of the sensor. Tap the screen, the

control button will appear. Motion sensor is effective either when slide show is being played or being paused (Only for IT7350).

Calendar

Back button Go back to Home

Settings.

Next button

Go to next photo.

Clock

Menu button Go to Main Menu.

Previous button

Go back to previous photo.

Play button

Start slide show playback.

Clock and Calendar

Setting up the Calendar

1. On the Home Screen, tap the button.

2. Next, on the Main Menu screen, tap the Settings icon.

3. Then on the Settings screen, tap the

button.

4. The Settings > Date / Time screen will appear.

Set the Date

1. On the Date line, tap the button.

2. The Date / Time > Date screen appears.

3. Tap the up and down arrows to set the day, month, and year.

4. Tap Yes to save the settings or No to cancel the settings. You will be

returned back to the Settings > Date / Time screen.

Set Date Format

1. On the Date Format line, tap the button.

2. A pop-up will appear displaying the available date formats.

 MM / DD / YYYY  DD / MM / YYYY  YYYY / MM / DD

3. Tap the desired format. To exit the pop-up without selecting a format tap

the

button.

4. You will be returned to the Settings > Date / Time screen.

5. The selected format will now be displayed on the Date Format line.

Main Menu screen

Settings > Date / Time screen

Date / Time > Date screen

Calendar Preview

On the Home Screen, you can tap the area outlined in red to switch between the Date Display and the Month Display.

Using the Calendar preview

1. On the Home Screen, tap the Calendar to view in full screen.

2. The calendar will be displayed in the day or month mode depending on

how it is set in the Home Screen.

3. Use the buttons listed below to change the calendar view.

Month button - change to month display Day button - change to day display Today button - jump to today display

Next button - Go to next day, next month or next year

Previous button - Go to previous day, previous month or previous year

Calendar: Month Display

Calendar: Day Display

Setting up the Clock

1. On the Home Screen, tap the button.

2. On the Main Menu screen, tap the Settings icon.

3. On the Settings screen, tap the

button.

4. The Settings > Date / Time screen will appear.

Main Menu screen

Settings > Date / Time screen

Set the Time

1. On the Time line, tap to open the Date / Time > Time screen.

2. Tap the up and down arrows to set the hour, minute, and AM / PM.

3. Tap Yes to save the settings or No to cancel the settings. You will be

returned back to the Settings > Date / Time screen.

Select Time Format

1. On the Time Format line, tap the button.

2. A pop-up will appear displaying the available time formats: 12 hours or 24

hours.

3. Tap on the desired format. To exit the pop-up without selecting a format,

tap the

button.

4. You will be returned to the Settings > Date / Time screen.

6. The selected format will now be displayed on the Time Format line.

Select Internet Time Synchronization

h If you select ON, the system time of your device would be synchronized

with network GMT time. The network GMT time is from the internet.

h If you select OFF, this function will be disabled and the Clock will use local

settings.

Select Time Zone

You only need to set the Time Zone when Internet Time Synchronization is set to ON. Your Time Zone setting is used for adjusting the GMT time over the internet.

1. On the Time Zone line, tap the

button.

2. The Date / Time > Time Zone screen appears.

3. Tap on the up and down arrows to select the available selections:

 GMT+00 to GMT+13 or GMT-01 to GMT-12

Date / Time > Time screen

Date / Time > Time Zone screen

Setting up and using the Clock Alarm

To set an Alarm

You can set up to a maximum of four alarms.

1. Open the Clock

 On the Home Screen, tap the Clock to view in full screen.  On the Home Screen, tap Menu. Main Menu screen appears. Tap

Tools icon. Tools screen appears. Tap Clock icon.

2. Tap the Clock screen to bring up the Alarm and Back button icons.

 Alarm icon - enter Alarm Settings.  Back icon - go back to previous page.

Note: The Alarm On/Off

icon is on when alarm is active.

3. On the Clock face, tap the

icon to open the Alarm Settings screen.

4. Tap the ON/OFF button to select turn ON/OFF the alarm.

5. Tap the

button to open the Alarm Settings > Edit screen.

6. On the Title line tap the

button to open the Keyboard. Type in the

title of the alarm. Tap OK when you are finished.

7. To set the alarm time, tap the

button on the Alarm Time line. The

Alarm Settings > Edit > Alarm Time screen appears.

8. Adjust the time by tapping the up or down arrow button.

If user selects 24 hours time format in Settings > Date/Time > Time Format, AM / PM will not be displayed.

9. Tap the Yes button to save settings or No to cancel settings. When

finished you will be returned to the Alarm Settings > Edit screen.

10. To have the alarm repeat, tap the

button on the Repeat Alarm line.

11. A pop-up will appear. Select how you want the alarm to be repeated.

Available settings are Once / Every Day / Weekdays.

Clock

Alarm Settings screen

Alarm Settings > Edit screen

12. To set the alarm tone, tap the button on the Alarm Tone line.

13. A pop-up will appear. Select which tone you want from a list of 5 alarm

tones.

14. Back on the Alarm Settings >Edit screen, tap Yes to save your alarm

settings or No to cancel settings. You will then be returned to the

larm

Settings screen.

15. To exit the Alarm Settings screen, tap the

button.

16. To exit the Clock, tap the clock’s face and then tap the

button.

To change an alarm

1. Tap the ON/OFF button to select turn ON/OFF the alarm.

2. To change an alarm’s settings, tap the

button on the alarm line you

want to change. Repeat the above step to change the alarm settings.

3. To exit the Alarm Settings screen, tap the

button.

4. To exit the Clock, tap the clock’s face and then tap the

button.

Alarm Settings > Edit > Alarm Time screen

Alarm Settings

Alarm Control

1. When the alarm time is reached, the selected alarm tone will be heard. At

the same time, the Alarm Control buttons are shown.

 Snooze button – Tap this button to snooze the alarm. The alarm tone

will stop and then turn on again after 5 minutes.

 Stop button – tap this button to turn the alarm off.

2. If you don't tap any control button, it will beep the alarm tone for 5

minutes and then stop. After 5 minutes, it will beep again. The alarm will repeat this sequence for 40 minutes. Afterwards, it will turn off automatically.

Clock with Alarm Controls

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