NextBase PhotoM@il-X User Manual

8'' Wi-Fi Digital Photo Frame
www.next-base.com
Entertainment Unlimited
Your Photo Mail Box
PhotoM@il -X
TM
Nextbase PhotoM@il-X - User s Guide
CONTENTS
General Introduction
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CONTENTS......................................................
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.........
GENERAL INTRODUCTION............................
PACKAGE CONTENTS...................................
PARTS AND CONTENTS
Button definitions.........................................
Front............................................................
Left...............................................................
Right............................................................
Top...............................................................
Bottom.........................................................
Back............................................................
Remote control...........................................
Notes on using the remote control ............
Replacing the battery..................................
Attaching to the 8'' x 6'' frame.....................
Attaching to the 10'' x 8'' frame by using
the frame mount.........................................
How to use the detachable stand..............
CONNECTIONS
Connecting the adapter to a DC socket.....
Inserting a memory card into
PhotoM@il-X..............................................
Inserting a USB disk into
PhotoM@il-X...............................................
BASIC OPERATIONS
Turning on the unit by using the adapter....
Turning on the unit by using the battery.....
Selecting Wi-Fi network.............................
CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS
NETWORK.....................................................
VIEWING PHOTOS
View photos ..............................................
Send photos...............................................
Begin slideshow..........................................
Slideshow settings......................................
Delay time...................................................
Sequence....................................................
Content........................................................
Effect............................................................
Music on/off.................................................
Copy to........................................................
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Zoom in.......................................................
Rotate..........................................................
Delete..........................................................
Properties....................................................
VIEWING PHOTOM@IL
Email account.............................................
View photom@il.........................................
Add to address book..................................
Copy to.......................................................
WATCHING MOVIES
Watch movies.............................................
Play.............................................................
Copy to.......................................................
Delete.........................................................
Movie settings............................................
LISTENING TO MUSIC
Listen to music...........................................
Play.............................................................
Begin slideshow.........................................
Copy to.......................................................
Delete.........................................................
Music settings............................................
CHECKING WEATHER FORECAST
Locate my city............................................
CHANGING SETTINGS
Resize resolution.......................................
Wi-Fi network..............................................
Auto and manual receive............................
Language....................................................
Display settings..........................................
Date and time.............................................
Slideshow settings.....................................
Movie settings............................................
Music settings............................................
Product Information....................................
Software update.........................................
Blacklist book..............................................
Reset.........................................................
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Dimensions and parameters.......................
Trouble shooting........................................
Broken screen identification.......................
Adapter information...................................
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Read these instructions.
Keep these instructions.
Heed all warnings.
Follow all instructions.
Do not use this device near water.
Clean only with a dry cloth.
Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Do not install near any source, such as radiator, heat register, stove, and any other device
(including amplifiers) that produces heat.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug
has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding-type plug has three prongs. The
wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into
your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
Prevent the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly near plugs, especially at
the point where they exit from the device.
Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Unplug this device during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the device has
been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been
spilt or objects have fallen onto the device, the device has been exposed to rain or moisture,
does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this device to rain or moisture.
The device shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and any object filled with liquids, shall
be placed on the device.
WEEE statement: Please do not throw electronic devices into household waste. Separate
them for correct recycling.
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing this Wi-Fi digital photo frame. Please read this manual carefully before
operating and keep it for future reference.
Nextbase PhotoM@il-X is an 8'' Wi-Fi digital TFT photo frame with which
enables . It can via a Wi-Fi internet
connection. The built-in Lithium battery (3.7V, 1500 mAh) . It supports
SD/MMC/MS/MS-PRO/xD
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a 2GB internal memory
you to store up to 10,000 photos send and receive emails
provides up to 2-hour use
memory cards and USB disks. PhotoM@il-X has been designed to fit
all standard 8 x 6 photo frames, which enables it to be personalized to suit your photos or your
room decor. PhotoM@il-X includes an extendable stand as well as wall fixing points which allow
you to use it on a table or hang it on a wall. On top of this, PhotoM@il-X has an inbuilt weather
forecast function.
Now, open the box and enjoy your digital photos!
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
AC-DC Adapter
PhotoM@il-X
Quick Start
Remote Control
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4. STANDBY
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BUTTON DEFINITIONS
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PARTS AND CONTENTS
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FRONT
1. Remote control sensor
The remote control signals are received here.
Remote control sensor (Do not cover this)
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LEFT
RIGHT
TOP
1. LED indicator
1. USB port pictures.Connect a USB memory stick here to view
USB
ESC STANDBY
HOT-KEYDIR/OK
1. Wi-Fi antenna Please pull out the Wi-Fi antenna to connect to the internet.
Wi-Fi antenna
When PhotoM@il-X is powered and the DC adapter is connected, the LED indicator will be red
to show the battery is charging. When the battery is fully charged, the indicator will turn green.
When PhotoM@il-X is off and the DC adapter is connected, the LED indicator will be red to
show the battery is charging. When the battery is fully charged, the indicator will turn off.
When PhotoM@il-X is on and the DC adapter is not connected, the LED indicator will be green
to show the battery is being used. When the battery is discharged, the indicator will turn off.
l-X
When PhotoM@il-X is in its standby mode and is not charging, the LED indicator will turn green.
When PhotoM@i is in its standby mode and the DC adapter is connected, the LED indicator
will be red to show the battery is charging.
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2. Remote control sensor
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BOTTOM
BACK
1. DC IN 5V Connect the included AC/DC adapter here.
2. Reset Press it when PhotoM@il-X crashes.
3. Power ON/ OFF
4. Card slot Support SD /MMC /MS /MS Pro /xD cards.
1. Stereo Speaker 2
Pull out metal frame connectors that can be screwed into wooden frames by using screws
provided. (See page 10 for details)
. Wall hanging mount (horizontal or vertical option)
4. Detachable stand. Flip out, and adjust to either vertical or horizontal use. (Refer to page 11 for details.)
. Metal connectors
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OK
ESC
STANDBY
HOT-KEY
1. ESC Exit the current operation.
Go back to the previous menu. When operating a slideshow or full screen display, press ESC to exit the mode, and move back to the thumbnail.
2. Up /Down /Left /Right Direction keys Up /Down /Left /Right.
Navigate in sub-directory. When photos are viewed in full screen, Left /Right can be used to view the previous photo or the next photo. Up
3. OK Press OK to confirm.
Press OK to enter the next menu or confirm the selection.
4. HOT-KEY Press HOT-KEY to get the weather forecast.
5. STANDBY Press STANDBY , then the unit will enter standby
mode. Press it again, then the unit will wake up and enter its normal operation mode.
Note: Standby function would not work if the unit is not powered by the AC-DC adapter.
can be used to turn volume up and Down to turn volume down whenever an audio sound is playing.
REMOTE CONTROL
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NOTES ON USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
NOTE:
REPLACING THE BATTERY
1. Do not drop or step on the remote control or subject it to shocks. Note that the remote control may not work if there are obstacles between
2. Do not expose the remote sensor to strong light. Doing so may make operation impossible.
3. Use the remote control unit within the specified operating range.
4. Do not block the signal between PhotoM@il-X sensor and the remote control. If the signal is blocked, the remote control will not work. Remote control sensor is shown on page 5.
the sensor on the frame and the remote control.
1. Use your finger nail to press A and pull out the battery holder according to the indicated direction.
Lithium Battery (CR2025)
To prevent leakage of fluid from the lithium battery, remove the battery when not using the remote control unit for long periods of time (one month or more). If the battery leaks fluid, carefully take the battery out and wipe the battery holder, then replace with a new lithium battery. Caution: The battery may present a risk of fire if not handled properly. Do not recharge,
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disassemble, or heat it above 100 C. Replace battery with the same type. Dispose of used battery properly, keep away from children and do not dispose it in fire.
2. Remove the old battery, and put the new battery on the battery holder with the + side facing upwards.
3. Fit the battery holder back to its place.
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
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ATTACHING TO THE 8'' X 6'' FRAME
ATTACHING TO THE 10'' X 8'' FRAME BY USING THE FRAME MOUNT
Nextbase PhotoM@i can match with all standard 8'' X 6'' photo frames as shown below:
1. PhotoM@i
then use the built-in metal frame
connectors on PhotoM@i .
l-X
Attach the standard 8" X 6" frame to PhotoM@il-X .
2. Move the frame locking latches to secure l-X in place.
3. If the chosen frame does not have its own locking latches,
l-X Pull out the metal frame connectors as shown below. Attach to
the frame by using the screws supplied.
Your Nextbase PhotoM@i can match with all standard 10'' X 8'' photo frames by
included in the accessories:
l-X using the
frame mount
Slide out both sides
Note: The remote control sensor is on both the front side and the left side. Make sure that one of the sides is not blocked when attaching PhotoM@il-X to a photo frame.
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1. Round slot for stand. 2 Select either horizontal or vertical modes as required, and install the stand.
PhotoM@i
be placed on a table by using the detachable stand. It can be placed
horizontally or vertically as required.
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3. Lean l-X back.
1. Choose your favorite 10'' X 8'' frame.
2. Slot PhotoM@i into
3. Then mount the f (with PhotoM@i ) into the standard 10'' X 8'' wooden frames,
l-X the supplied Nextbase frame mount.
rame l-X and fix
securely.
Attach PhotoM@il-X to the frame mount, and make sure that the remote control sensor is aligned with the remote control window. Press down and click in to place it securely.
Remote
control window
Remote control sensor
Frame mount
PhotoM@il-X
HOW TO USE THE DETACHABLE STAND
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1. CONNECTING THE ADAPTER TO A DC SOCKET
CONNECTIONS
Note:
1. Because of various sizes of memory cards provided by different suppliers, please the angle slightly if the memory card cannot be read.
2. M PhotoM@i xD cards can only be read, but cannot be written.
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ini SD adapter or dual voltage SD cards may not be recognized by l-X.
3. Please do not use the MS-PRO adapter with a surface whose paint has fallen off. Doing so
may cause damages.
2. INSERTING A MEMORY CARD INTO PHOTOM@IL-X
Insert the card as shown
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ESC STANDBY
HOT-KEYDIR/OK
3. INSERTING A USB DISK INTO PHOTOM@IL-X
Note:
1. Support USB 2.0.
2. Support JPEG, AVI (Motion JPEG, MPEG-4, Xvid, and DivX4,5) and MP3.
3. Connect a USB disk to PhotoM@il-X directly. Do not use an external cable, or this may cause
problems.
Insert the USB disk as shown below.
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TURNING ON THE UNIT BY USING THE ADAPTER
BASIC OPERATIONS
Basic Operations
1. Plug the AC-DC adapter to a wall outlet.
2. Connect the DC output plug of the adapter to the DC input jack of the main unit.
3. Press ON/OFF for 3 seconds to turn on the power, and the Nextbase opening screen will appear.
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TURNING ON THE UNIT BY USING THE BATTERY
1. PhotoM@i also works without adapter if the battery is charged.
2. The built-in battery (3.7V/1500mAh) allows up to 2-hour use.
3. Press ON/OFF for 3 seconds to turn on the power, and the Nextbase opening screen will
appear.
l-X
SELECTING WI-FI NETWORK
1. Pull out the Wi-Fi antenna.
Lighting
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3. The system will search for wireless network automatically.
4. Select Wi-Fi Network (AP). Enter the password on the key board if it is required.
5. Press OK on the unit or on the remote control to confirm your choice.
ESC STANDBY
HOT-KEYDIR/OK
OK
Note:
1. For first time setup, the network list will pop up to let the user select the Wi-Fi network. The
selected network will be remembered and automatically connected next time.
2. For later connections, if the previously selected network cannot establish connection,
will appear on the screen. Please enter Wi-Fi Network under Change Settings to search for Wi-Fi networks again.
Nextbase Security enable wirless network
Kismet Security enable wirless network
Xs Tsh Security enable wirless network
WEP
WEP
WEP
2. Select the language you prefer, and press OK to
confirm. The Language menu only appears after you reset the unit or it is the first time operation.
English
Francaise
Deutsch
Italiano
Espanola
Nederlands
Nordmann
Svenska
Language
Language
English
Francais
Deutsch
Italiano
Espanol
Nederlands
Norsk
Svenska
Language
Change Settings
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Scan For Wireless Networks...
Wi-Fi Network
Scan For Wireless Networks
Change Settings
Wi-Fi Network
Change Settings
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View PhotoM@il
Watch Movie
Listen to Music
View Photo
My e-mail address:
apollo000@link-play.com
Wi-Fi Network
Scan For Wireless Networks
Enter Manually
Resize Resolution
Wi-Fi Network
Auto and Manual Receive
Language
Change Settings
Display Settings
Setup
2. Navigate down to Change Settings, and press to confirm.
3. Navigate down to Wi-Fi Network, and press to confirm.
OK
OK
4. Navigate to Scan For Wireless Networks, and press to confirm. OK The system will then search for wireless
networks and show the available ones. Press OK to choose your preferred network.
CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS NETWORK
Scan For Wireless Networks...
Wi-Fi Network
Scan For Wireless Networks
Change Settings
Nextbase Security enable wirless network
My Sweet Home Security enable wirless network
Mary Home Security enable wirless network
WEP
WEP
WEP
Check Weather Forecast
Change Settings
Change Settings
Wi-Fi Network
Change Settings
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1. In the right top corner of the screen, there are two icons: and . If appears in grey, it means PhotoM@il-X is not connected to router; if appears in blue, PhotoM@il-X has been connected to router. If appears in grey, it indicates PhotoM@il-X is not connected to the internet; if appears in blue, PhotoM@il-X has been connected to the internet.
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5. After selecting the Wi-Fi network you prefer, the
virtual keyboard will pop up for you to enter the network password.
6.The message "Connecting to AP/router... "
Will pop up to show the network is being connected.
7. If the password is incorrect, the message on the
right will pop up. Select Try Again to try to re-connect the network, or select Quit to go back to the Wi-Fi network list.
8. When PhotoM@il-X is successfully connected to the
internet, the message "Successfully connected to internet." will pop up. After 10 seconds, PhotoM@il-X will automatically go back to the main menu.
Begin to synchronize with the website.Connecting to AP/router....
Begin to synchronize with the website.Can not connect to AP/router.
Successfully connected to internet.
Note:
The wireless channel of the Wi-Fi module that PhotoM@il-X is currently applying is between 1 and 11 (2.412~2.462GHz).
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Wi-Fi Network
Change Settings
Wi-Fi Network
Change Settings
Wi-Fi Network
Change Settings
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Try Again
Quit
Setup
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VIEWING PHOTOS
In the main menu, there are 6 options in total:
View Photo, View PhotoM@il, Watch Movie , Listen to Music, Check Weather Forecast,
and Change Settings.
1. Navigate to View Photo, and press OK to enter
the sub-menu.
2. Navigate to Internal Memory, USB Disk or Memory
Card to select the storage base, and press OK to confirm. The photos in internal memory will be displayed in albums, and those in USB disk/ memory card will be displayed in their thumbnail forms.
3. Use direction keys Up/ Down/ Left/ Right to
select the photo you want to view, and press OK
to display it in full screen.
VIEW PHOTOS
Check Weather Forecast
Change Settings
View PhotoM@il
Watch Movie
Listen to Music
View Photo
Internal Memory
Family
View Photo
Memory Card
USB Disk
Internal Memory
Family
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Pets
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My e-mail address:
apollo000@link-play.com
Internal Memory
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Photo
Send Begin Slideshow Slideshow Settings Music On Zoom in Rotate Copy To Delete Properties
4. When photos are displayed in full screen, use
direction key Left to view the previous photo, and Right to view the next one.
1. Press OK to select Send, you can either select
Add New Address or email address.
2. Press OK to add a new address, use navigation
keys to enter the email address on the virtual keyboard and press Enter to confirm the address.
3. After entering the address and pressing Enter,
the message on the right will pop up. Select Send
to this address to send the email. Select Change this address to pop up to virtual keyboard to re-enter
the email address. Or select Delete this address to delete the email address.
choose an existing
SEND PHOTOS
While viewing a photo in full screen, you can press OK to bring up an option list.
Address Book Add New Address
One mail has been sent!
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Please enter the email address.
Nextbase009@gmail.com
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Nextbase009@gmail.com
Please select:
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Change this address
Delete this address
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Note:
The maximum size that PhotoM@il-X displays is 7M, and the maximum resolution is 4096 x 4096.
Maximumn storage of 100 email addreses
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3. Navigate down to select the email address, press OK to confirm, and the selected photo will be sent to the chosen email account. The message "One mail has been sent!" will appear on the screen, once the photo is successfully sent out.
4. If the message "One mail cannot be sent! " appears, it indicates the photo fails to be sent out. Please repeat the steps above.
1. Navigate down to Delay Time, and press OK to
enter the sub-menu.
2. There are 11 optional delay time: 5 Seconds,
10 Seconds, 30 Seconds, 1 Minute, 5 Minutes, 10 Minutes, 30 Minutes, 1 Hour, 4 Hours, 12 Hours and 24 Hours. Navigate and press OK to
confirm the preferred delay time.
Navigate down to Begin Slideshow, and press OK to start slideshow.
BEGIN SLIDESHOW
DELAY TIME
Note:
1. The maximum quantity of the address book is 50 email addresses. If a 51st email address is entered, the 1st email address will be deleted automatically.
2. If an email address is entered more than once, the message "The email address already
exists." will pop up.
SLIDESHOW SETTINGS
Navigate down to Slideshow Settings, and press OK. A sub-menu will pop up, which includes the settings
of Delay Time, Sequence, and Effect. When photos are stored in internal memory, there is one more function: Content.
Delay Time
5 Seconds 10 Seconds 30 Seconds 1 Minute 5 Minutes 10 Minutes 30 Minutes 1 Hour 4 Hours 12 Hours 24 Hours
Slideshow Settings
Delay Time Sequence Content Effect
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EFFECT
1. Navigate down to Effect, and press OK to select different effects.
2. 13 optional slideshow effects are provided: Random,
Off, Scroll Down, Scroll Up, Scroll Left, Scroll Right, Block Flip, Slide Up, Slide Down, Blind Vertical, Blind Horizontal, Block Vertical and
Block Horizontal. Navigate and press OK to confirm the preferred effect.
3. You can select Off to disable the transition, or select Random to enable random transition.
SEQUENCE
1. Navigate down to Sequence, and press OK to select Sequential or Random.
2. Select Sequential to play photos in sequence.
3. Navigate down to select Random to play photos randomly.
1. Navigate down to Content, and press OK to select All Albums or One Album.
2. Navigate down to select All Albums to begin slideshow in only one album.
3. Select One Album to begin slideshow in all albums.
CONTENT
All Albums One Album
Content
Effect
Random
Scroll Down Scroll Up Scroll Left Scroll Right
Off
Sequence
Sequential
Random
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COPY TO
Copy To
Copy One Photo Copy All Photos
Album List Add New Albums
Maximum album quantity is 500
Navigate down to Copy To, and press OK to select between Copy One Photo and Copy All Photos.
You will have the following options: If photos are stored in USB disk, you can copy them to internal memory or memory card; If photos are stored in memory card, you can copy them to internal memory or USB disk; If photos are stored in internal memory, you can copy them to memory card or USB disk.
When you copy photos from a USB disk to the internal memory or a memory card, you can:
A.Copy One Photo
1. Navigate to Copy One Photo, and press OK to confirm.
2. Select the storage base you prefer: Internal Memory or Memory Card, and press OK to confirm. If Internal Memory is selected, you need to choose an album you prefer to copy the photos to. You can either select an existing album or create a new one. If you want to use an existing album, navigate to the album, and press OK to confirm.
Navigate to Music On, and press OK. If there is any audio clip in the storage base (internal memory/ USB disk/ memory card) where the photos are being viewed, then the slideshow will begin with music on. Press OK again to pop up the option list, navigate to Music Off, and press OK to turn off the music.
MUSIC ON/OFF
Photo
Send Begin Slideshow Slideshow Settings Music On Copy To Zoom in Rotate Delete Properties
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One photo file has been copied.
Album List Add New Albums
1.Sweet Home
Maximum album quantity is 500
B. Copy All Photos
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Enter the album name by using the keyboard, navigate to the preferred letter/number/punctuation, and press OK to confirm. After typing the album name, navigate to Enter, and press OK to confirm the name. Then the album list will be displayed again.
4. Navigate to the album you prefer, and press OK to confirm. Once the copy is completed, the message "One photo file has been copied." Will appear on the screen.
The steps of Copy All Photos are similar to those of Copy One Photo . Please refer to Copy
One Photo.
Note: xD cards can only be read, but cannot be written.
3. If you want to create a new album, navigate to Add New Album, and press OK to pop up the keyboard.
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1. Navigate down to Zoom In, and press OK. Photo will be displayed in twice its original size.
2. Press OK again, and photo will be displayed respectively in 4, 8, 16 and 32 times its original size.
3. Use the navigation keys Up/Down/Left/Right to the enlarged photo. view
ZOOM IN
1. Navigate down to select Rotate, and press OK to rotate the picture by 90 degrees. Press OK again to continue rotation to 180 degrees, 270 degrees and back to 0 degree.
ROTATE
90
1. Navigate down to select Delete, and press OK
to pop up an option list.
2. If you want to delete the photo you are viewing,
navigate to Delete one, and press OK to confirm. The message "Are you sure you want to delete this file?" will pop up. Select Yes delete the photo, or select No to cancel the operation. Once the deletion is completed, the message "Photo
has been deleted." will pop up.
DELETE
Delete
Delete One Delete All
Are you sure you want to delete this file?
YES
NO
Photo has been deleted.
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3. If you want to delete all the photos in the storage base you are viewing, navigate to Delete All, and press OK to confirm. The message on the right will pop up. Select Yes to delete all the photos, or select No to cancel the operation. Once the deletion is completed, the message "Photos have
been deleted!" will pop up.
PROPERTIES
Navigate down to select Properties, and press OK to confirm. The file name, file size, resolution
and create time of the photo will be displayed. Press ESC to exit the page.
Properties
File name: vitas_02.jpg File size: 72,994 Bytes Resolution: 1024*768 Create time: 2008-04-02 10:05:00
YES
NO
Photos have been deleted!
Are you sure you want to delete this folder?
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PhotoM@il-X can receive photo mails from PC and other PhotoM@il-X digital photo frames.
VIEWING PHOTOM@IL
EMAIL ACCOUNT
1. Navigate to View PhotoM@il, and press OK to confirm. The email senders and their email addresses will appear. On this page, every email account includes 3 sections of information sender's name, email address, and email quantity. The email quantity consists of 2 parts the number of unread emails and the total number of emails (e.g. 2/5 means there are 5 emails in total, and 2 of them are unread.). If there is an unread email, an unfolded envelop icon will also appear beside the sender's name.
A free built-in email account of your own is provided in your PhotoM@il-X by Nextbase. This account can send and receive photo mails, but cannot edit.
Navigate down to Change Settings, and press
OK to enter the sub-menu. Navigate down to Product Information, and press OK to confirm.
Then you can see your PhotoM@il-X email address on the top of the screen.
VIEW PHOTOM@IL
Kate kate@igmail.com (0/1)
Check Weather Forecast
Change Settings
Listen to Music
View Photo
View PhotoM@il
Watch Movie
View PhotoM@il
Jack jack@igmail.com (0/1)
Product Information
apollo000@link-play.com
MailMPUI1.08NET1.08KER1.08
Space used: 1280 KB Space left: 1862 MB
00:01:36:19:28:f3
MAC Address
Internal Memory Status
Change Settings
Email Account
Firmware Version
My e-mail address:
apollo000@nextbase.cn
My e-mail address:
apollo000@nextbase.cn
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2. Navigate to the email account you want to check, and press OK to confirm. If it is the first time for the user to receive email from this account, or there is only one email from the account and the email unread, the message on the right will pop up.
3. Navigate to View Email, and press OK to confirm.
Then all the photo mails sent from this account will appear. The photo mails appear according to their sent time, that is, the latest one will be shown first. On this page, every photo mail includes 4 sections of information: a Read/Unread icon, email subject, the photo quantity, and the sent date. If the photo mail has never been read, the icon will be . If the photomail has been read before, the icon will be .
PhotoM@il noreply@nextbase.om (0/1)
My e-mail address:
apollo000@link-play.com
Jack jack@igmail.com (0/1)
Please select
View Email
Delete Email
Blacklist & Delete
Greeting from Kate (5) 2008-7-1 11:06:00
Greeting from Paul (1) 2008-6-6 11:08:00
4. Navigate to Delete Email , and press OK to confirm. The message "Are you sure you want to delete all
photos from this sender? " will pop up. Select Yes to delete the email, and the message "Photos have been deleted! " will pop up once the deletion
is completed. Or select No to cancel the operation.
PhotoM@il noreply@nextbase.om (0/1)
Jack jack@igmail.com (0/1)
Are you sure you want to delete all photos from this sender?
YES
NO
PhotoM@il noreply@nextbase.om (0/1)
Jack jack@igmail.com (0/1)
Photos have been deleted!
View PhotoM@il
Jack
View PhotoM@il
Jack
View PhotoM@il
View PhotoM@il
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PhotoM@il noreply@nextbase.om (0/1)
Jack jack@igmail.com (0/1)
Are you sure you want to blacklist and delete all photos from this sende?
YES
NO
PhotoM@il noreply@nextbase.om (0/1)
Jack jack@igmail.com (0/1)
The sender has been added to blacklist and photos have been deleted.
YES
NO
Note:
The photo mail will be updated every 15 minutes to check for new emails when Auto Receive is selected under the Auto and Manual Receive settings. (For detailed information of Auto Receive, please refer to page 44.)
5. Navigate to Blacklist & Delete, and press OK to
confirm. The message "Are you sure you want to blacklist and delete all photos from this sender? " will pop up. Select Yes to blacklist the sender and delete the photos, and the message "The sender
has been added to blacklist and photos have been deleted. " will pop up once the deletion is completed. Or select No to cancel the operation.
View PhotoM@il
View PhotoM@il
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1. Navigate to Copy To, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
2. If you want to copy only one photo, navigate to Copy One Photo, and press OK to confirm. Select the storage base you prefer: Memory Card, USB Disk or Internal Memory, and press OK again to confirm. Once the copy is completed, the message "One photo file has
been copied." will appear on the screen.
COPY TO
Copy To
Copy One Photo Copy One Email
When a received photo is viewed in full screen, press
OK, and an option list will pop up, which includes Send, Begin Slideshow, Slideshow Settings, Add to Address Book, Zoom In, Copy To, Delete, Blacklist & Delete, and Properties.
1. Navigate to Add to Address Book, and press OK .
2. The message on the right will pop up. Select Yes to add the email address to the address book. The message "The sender has been added to
address book" will pop up once the operation is completed. Or select No to cancel the operation.
Send Begin Slideshow
Slideshow Settings Add to Address Book Zoom In Copy To Rotate
ADD TO ADDRESS BOOK
Are you sure you want to add Jack@igmail.com to address book?
YES
NO
Photo
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One mail has been copied.
Note:
1. xD cards can only be read, but cannot be written.
2. For detailed information of Send, Begin Slideshow, Slideshow Settings, Music On/Off, Zoom In, Rotate, Delete, and Properties, please refer to page 19 to page 26.
Copy To
USB Memory Card Internal Memory
3. If you want to copy the photo mail, navigate to Copy One Mail, and press OK to confirm. Select the storage base you prefer: USB, Memory Card or Internal Memory, and press OK again to confirm. Once the copy is completed, the message "One mail has been copied." will appear on the screen.
WATCHING MOVIES
WATCH MOVIES
1. In the main menu, navigate to Watch Movie, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
2. Navigate to Internal Memory, USB Disk, or Memory Card to select the storage base, and press OK to confirm.
3. The file names of the movie clips in internal memory/ USB disk/ memory card will be shown in the form of a list.
4. Navigate to the clip you want to watch, and press OK to confirm.
5. When a clip is playing, press Up to turn the volume up, and Down to turn it down. Press Left to move to the next clip, and press Right to move to the previous clip. Press Left for more than 2 seconds to fast forward the clip, and press Right for more than 2 seconds to fast backward the clip.
Note:
1. Users can sort the movie list by title, date or size in the Movie settings in the Change settings section.
2. When playing a movie, the Wi-Fi connection will pause.
Watch Movie
Firmware version
Movie Title
1. SweetHome.avi 10MB
Movie
Memory Card
Size
My e-mail address:
apollo000@nextbase.cn
Check Weather and News
Change Settings
View PhotoM@il
Listen to Music
Watch Movie
USB Disk
Internal Memory
Memory Card
View Photo
Watch Movie
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The internet operation will pause while the movie is playing.
When a clip is playing, press OK, and an option list will pop up, which includes Play, Copy To, Delete, and Movie Settings.
1. The default option is Play.
2. Press OK to pause the clip, and press OK again to continue the clip.
PLAY
Play Copy To Delete Movie Settings
Navigate to Copy To, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
When you are watching a video clip stored in the internal memory:
1. If you want to copy the playing clip to another storage base, select Copy One. If you want to copy all the clips in the internal memory to an other storage base, select Copy All. Then press OK to sele ct between USB and Memory Card.
COPY TO
Copy One
Copy All
Play Copy To Delete Movie Settings
USB
Memory Card
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2. Select USB if you want to store in a USB disk, and press OK. The message "Are you sure
you want to copy this movie file/all movie files to USB Disk?" will p op up. Select Yes to finish the copying. Select No to cancel the
operation.
3. Select Memory Card if you want to store in a memory card, and press OK. The message "Are you sure you want to copy this movie file/all movie files to Memory Card?" will pop up. Select Yes to finish the copying. Select No to cancel the operation.
Note:
The steps are similar to those above if you copy video clips from USB disk or memory card to another storage base.
DELETE
Are you sure you want to copy this movie file to USB Disk?
YES
NO
YES
NO
Are you sure you want to copy this movie file to memory card?
Navigate to Delete, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
1. Navigate to Delete One, and press OK. The message "Are you sure you want to delete this movie file?" will pop up. Select Yes to delete the clip, or select No to cancel the operation. Once the deletion is completed, the message "This movie has been deleted!" will pop up. Press ESC to exit the message.
2. Navigate to Delete All, and press OK. The message "Are you sure you want to delete
all movie files on Internal Memory/ USB Disk/ Memory Card?" will pop up. Select
Yes to delete the clips, or select No to cancel the operation. Once the deletion is completed, the message "All movie files have been deleted! " will pop up. Press ESC to exit the message.
YES
NO
Are you sure you want to delete this movie file?
This movie has been deleted!
Play Copy To Delete Movie Settings
Delete One Delete All
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1. Navigate to Movie Settings, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.You can change Play
Sequence, Play Mode and Sort Sequence.
MOVIE SETTINGS
2. Navigate to Play Sequence, and press OK. Select Sequential to play clips in sequence. Select Random to play them in random.
3. Navigate to Play Mode, and press OK. Select Play One to play the clip once. Select Play All to play all the clips, a nd the movie will stop when all the c lips finish playing once. Select Repeat One to play this one clip repeat edly. Select Repeat All to repeatedly play all the clips.
Play Sequence Play Mode Sort Sequence
Sequential Random
Play One Play All Repeat One Repeat All
Play Copy To Delete Movie Settings
4. Navigate to Sort Sequence,and press OK to enter the sub-menu.You can sort the movie list By Title, By Date or By Size. Select the sequence you prefer, and press OK to confirm.
By Title By Date By Size
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1. In the main menu, navigate to Listen to Music, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
2. Navigate to Internal Memory, USB Disk, or Memory Card to select the storage base, and press OK to confirm.
3. The file names of the music clips in internal memory/ USB disk/ memory card will be shown in the form of a list.
4. Navigate to the clip you want to listen to, and press OK to confirm.
5. When a clip is playing, press Up to turn the volume up, and Down to turn it down. Press Left to move to the next clip, and press Right to move to the previous clip. Press Left for more than 2 seconds to fast forward the clip, and press Right for more than 2 seconds to fast backward the clip.
LISTENING TO MUSIC
LISTEN TO MUSIC
When a clip is playing, press OK, and an option list will pop up, which includes Play, Begin Slideshow, Copy To, Delete and Music Settings.
1. The default option is Play.
2. Press OK to pause the clip, and press OK again to continue the clip.
PLAY
Note: Users can sort the music list by title, artist or album in the Music Settings in the Change Settings section.
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Unknow Album
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3:36
Play Begin Slideshow Copy To Delete Music Settings
Check Weather Forecast
Change Settings
View PhotoM@il
USB Disk
Internal Memory
Memory Card
View Photo
Listen to Music
Watch Movie
Listen to Music
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Navigate to Begin Slideshow, and press OK.
If there is any photo in the storage base (internal memory/ USB disk/ memory card) where the music clip is being played, then you can listen to music while viewing photos in the form of slideshow.
BEGIN SLIDESHOW
1. Navigate to Copy One , and press OK to enter the sub-menu. Select USB if you want to copy the clip to a USB disk. Select Memory Card if you want to copy it to a memory card.
2. After pressing OK, the message "Are you sure
to copy this music file to USB Disk/ Memory Card?" will pop up. Select Yes to copy the clip. Select No to cancel the operation.
COPY TO
Navigate to Copy To , and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
A. Copy One
When you are listening to a music clip stored in the internal memory:
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Unknow Album
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3:36
Are you sure you want to copy this music file to USB Disk?
YES
NO
Play Begin Slideshow Copy To Delete Music Settings
Copy One Copy All
USB Memory Card
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DELETE
Navigate to Delete, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
1. Navigate to Delete One, and press OK. The message "Are you sure you want to delete this music file?" will pop up. Select Yes to delete the clip, or select No to cancel the operation. Once the deletion is completed, the message "One music file has been deleted!" will pop up. Press ESC to exit the message.
2. Navigate to Delete All, and press OK .The message "Are you sure you want to delete all music files on Internal Memory/ USB Disk/ Memory Card?" will pop up. Select Yes to delete the clips, or select No to cancel the operation. Once the deletion is completed, the message "All music files have been deleted." will pop up. Press ESC to exit the message.
When you are listening to a music clip stored in the internal memory:
1. Navigate to Copy All, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.Select USB if you want to copy all the clips to a USB disk. Select Memory Card if you want to copy them to a memory card.
2. After pressing OK, the message "Are you sure
you want to copy all music files to USB
Disk / Memory Card?" will pop up. Select Yes to
copy the clip. Select No to cancel the operation.
Note:
The steps are similar to those above if you copy one music clip or all the music clips from USB disk or memory card to another storage base.
B. Copy All
USB
Memory Card
3:36
01.L et start form
Unknow Artist
Unknow Album
3:07
Are you sure you want to copy all music files to USB disk?
YES
NO
Play Begin Slideshow Copy To Delete Music Settings
Delete One Delete All
Unknow Artist
Unknow Album
3:07
3:36
Are you sure you want to delete this music file?
YES
NO
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MUSIC SETTINGS
1. Navigate to Music Settings, and press OK to enter the sub-menu. You can change Play Sequence, Play Mode and Sort Sequence.
2. Navigate to Play Sequence, and press OK. Select Sequential to play clips in sequence. Select Random to play them in random.
3. Navigate to Play Mode, and press OK. Select Play One to play the clip once. Select Play All to play all the clips, and the music will stop when all the clips finish playing once. Select Repeat One to repeat the clip. Select Repeat All to repeatedly play all the clips.
Play Sequence Play Mode Sort Sequence
Sequential Random
Play One Play All Repeat One Repeat All
Play Begin Slideshow Copy To Delete Music Settings
4. Navigate to Sort Sequence , and press OK to enter the sub-menu. You can sort the music list By Title, By Artist or By Album. Select the sequence you prefer, and press OK to confirm.
By Title By Artist By Album
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OK
ESC
STANDBY
HOT-KEY
HOT-KEY
1. Press the weather forecast will from the bottom of the current screen.
HOT-KEY at any time, and
appear
CHECKING WEATHER FORECAST
View PhotoM@il
View Photo
Listen to Music
Watch Movie
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Tuesday Wednesday
Jul.1.2008 Jul.2.2008
Updated: 6/30/08 10:10 AM
Monday
19~32¡ãC
Jun.30.2008
Dull
Sunny Cloudy
19~28¡ãC
London
London
London
London
London
19~32¡ãC
2. Or, from the main menu, navigate down to Check Weather Forecast in the main menu, and press OK to confirm. A 3-day weather forecast will appear on the screen, which includes the weather information of today tomorrow and the day after tomorrow.
Note:
The weather forecast will be automatically updated every 15 minutes.
Tuesday
London Britain
Wednesday
Sunny Cloudy
Dull
Jul.1.2008 Jul.2.2008
Current
Dull
23 C
Jun.30.2008
Updated: 6/30/08 10:10 AM
19.0~28.0 C
Monday
19.0~32.0 C 19.0~32.0 C
The weather forecast are automatically located by the IP address. If the auto-assigned address is incorrect, PhotoM@il-X will search for the 5 nearest cities for the user to select.
1. When viewing a weather report in full screen, press OK and an option list will pop up, of which the first option is Locate My City .
2. Navigate to Locate My City, press OK, and a list of 5 nearest cities that the user's IP is located in will pop up. Select the city the user is in, and press OK to confirm.
3. After selecting a listed city, the message "Please wait, retrieving location data... " will be displayed to indicate that the location is being changed. When the progress is finished, the message will automatically disappear, and the weather report will be switched to the newly-located city.
4. If none of the listed city is suitable, navigate to "Enter manually", and press OK to pop up the virtual keyboard to enter the city name or zip code manually. Then PhotoM@il-X will search for the suitable city. If several cities are found, select the suitable city, and follow step 3.
LOCATE MY CITY
Tuesday
London Britain
Wednesday
Sunny Cloudy
Dull
Jul.1.2008 Jul.2.2008
Current
Dull
23 C
Jun.30.2008
Updated: 6/30/08 10:10 AM
19.0~28.0 C
Monday
19.0~32.0 C 19.0~32.0 C
Tuesday
London Britain
Wednesday
Sunny Cloudy
Dull
Jul.1.2008 Jul.2.2008
Current
Dull
23 C
Jun.30.2008
Updated: 6/30/08 10:10 AM
19.0~28.0 C
19.0~32.0 C
19.0~32.0 C
Monday
Please select your city or the closest city.
1. London, Britain
2. Wimbleton, Britain
3. Greenaway, Britain
4. Brighton, Britain
5. Oxford, Britain
Locate My City Send Copy To Properties
Tuesday
London Britain
Wednesday
Sunny Cloudy
Dull
Jul.1.2008 Jul.2.2008
Current
Dull
23 C
Jun.30.2008
Updated: 6/30/08 10:10 AM
19.0~28.0 C
19.0~32.0 C
19.0~32.0 C
Monday
Please wait, retrieing location data...
Enter manually.
Tuesday
London Britain
Wednesday
Sunny Cloudy
Dull
Jul.1.2008 Jul.2.2008
Current
Dull
23 C
Jun.30.2008
Updated: 6/30/08 10:10 AM
19.0~28.0 C
19.0~32.0 C
19.0~32.0 C
Monday
Please select your city or the closest city.
1. London, Britain
2. Wimbleton, Britain
3. Greenaway, Britain
4. Brighton, Britain
5. Oxford, Britain Enter manually.
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Note:
When a weather report is shown in full screen, it also has the functions of Send, Copy To, and Properties. For more information on these functions, please refer to page 19, page 22, and page 25.
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5. If no suitable data is found, the message below will pop up. Select Try Again to enter the data again, or select Quit to go back to the previous page.
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From the main menu, navigate down to Change Settings, and press OK to enter the sub-menu.
CHANGING SETTINGS
RESIZE RESOLUTION
1. Navigate down to select Resize Resolution, and press to confirm.
2. Several options are provided for you to resize the photos in photo mail and internal memory:
OK
640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, 1600x1200 and Original size. The default resolution of storing photos is 800x600.
Resize Resolution
Please select the size of photo mail and internal memory photos.
640*480
800*600
1024*768
1600*1200 Original size
Change Settings
Change Settings
View PhotoM@il
View Photo
Listen to Music
Watch Movie
Check Weather Forecast
Change Settings
Display Settings
Wi-Fi Network
Auto and Manual Receive
Language
Resize Resolution
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apollo000@nextbase.cn
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Wi-Fi Network
Wi-Fi Network
Wi-Fi Network
Scan For Wireless Networks
Scan For Wireless Networks
Enter Manually
Enter Manually
Change Settings
Change Settings
Change Settings
1. Navigate down to Wi-Fi Network, and press OK to enter the sub-menu. Navigate to Scan For Wireless Networks, and press OK to search for wireless networks.
2. Please refer to CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS NETWORK for more detailed information. (See page 16)
3. If you wish to enter your Wi-Fi details manually please choose Enter Manually from the sub­ menu.
WI-FI NETWORK
Nextbase Security enable wirless network
Kismet Security enable wirless network
Xs Tsh Security enable wirless network
WEP
WEP
WEP
Wi-Fi Network
Enter Manually
SSID
Security
IP address and DNS
IP Address
Connect
Dynamic Static
Subnet Mask
Gateway
Primary DNS
Secondary DNS
Change Settings
Nextbase-c
Navigate to SSID, press to keyboard, and enter the SSID address by
keyboard.
Navigate to Security, and press to navigate from None, WEP, WPA and WPA2. Select one
Navigate to IP address and DNS, and press OK to select between Dynamic and Static.
OK bring up the virtual
using
the virtual
OK
to match your Wi-Fi routers security method.
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None WEP WPA WPA2
1. Navigate down to Auto and Manual Receive, and press OK to enter Auto Receive and Manual Receive menu.
2. Select Auto Receive, and press OK to select On. The system will automatically download and synchronise photo mails to PhotoM@il-X every 15 minutes. Press OK again to select Off.
If Dynamic is selected, the information above will turn into grey. If Static is selected, the information above will turn into white. When Static is selected, scroll down to IP Address and press to pop up the virtual keyboard to fill in the numbers. After Secondary DNS is filled, the cursor will jump to Connect, and press to finish the operation.
OK
OK
Note:
The IP address consists of 4 sections. The number range of each section is 0-255. If a number over 255 is entered, it will be automatically changed to 255. Once the third digit of a section is entered, the cursor will move to the next section automatically.
4. If the IP/DNS information is wrong, the message on the right will pop up.
Cannot connect to internet, please check the IP address and DNS.
AUTO AND MANUAL RECEIVE
Auto and Manual Receive
Auto Receive
Manual Receive
Change Settings
On Off
Resize Resolution
Wi-Fi Network
Auto and Manual Receive
Language
Change Settings
Display Settings
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3. Select Manual Receive, and press OK to confirm. Then the system will begin to synchronise with the website.
4. If a new photo mail is received, a message will pop up to inform you.
5. If no new photo mail is received, the message "There is no new photo." will pop up.
Auto and Manual Receive
Manual Receive
Begin to synchronize with the website.
Change Settings
There is no new photo.
LANGUAGE
1. Navigate down to Language, and press to confirm.
2. There are eight languages for you to choose, that is, English, Francais, Deutsch, Italiano, Espanol, Nederlands, Norsk and Svenska. Press to confirm. The default language is English.
OK
OK
Resize Resolution
Wi-Fi Network
Auto and Manual Receive
Language
Change Settings
Display Settings
Language
English
Francaise
Deutsch
Italiano
Espanola
Nederlands
Nordmann
Svenska
Language
3. Select Manual Receive, and press OK to confirm. Then the system will begin to synchronise with the website.
4. If a new photo mail is received, a message will pop up to inform you.
5. If no new photo mail is received, the message "There is no new photo." will pop up.
Auto and Manual Receive
Manual Receive
Synchronising with the Email server.
Change Settings
There is no new photo.
LANGUAGE
1. Navigate down to Language, and press to confirm.
2.
OK
Resize Resolution
Wi-Fi Network
Auto and Manual Receive
Language
Change Settings
Display Settings
English
Francais
Deutsch
Italiano
Espanol
Nederlands
Norsk
Svenska
Language
Change Settings
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Slideshow Settings
Date and Time
Movie settings
1. Navigate down to Display Settings, and press to confirm.
2. Press to select Brightness, and use Up / Down to increase /decrease the brightness. A yellow bar shows the effect on the screen.
3. Press again to exit brightness adjustment, and navigate down to Contrast.
4. Press again to highlight Contrast, and use Up /Down to increase /decrease the contrast. A yellow bar shows the effect on the screen.
5. Press to exit contrast adjustment, and press ESC to go back to the previous menu.
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
DISPLAY SETTINGS
Display Settings
Brightness
Contrast
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Resize Resolution
Wi-Fi Network
Auto and Manual Receive
Language
Display Settings
A. Set Date And Time
1. Navigate down to Set Date and Time, and press to confirm.
2. Navigate to Display Date and Time, and use Left/Right to select On or Off. If On is selected, date and time will be displayed on the top right corner of the screen. If Off is selected, date and time will not be shown.
OK
DATE AND TIME
Date and Time
Set Date and Time
Display Format
Set Standby Time
Music settings
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Set Standby Time
Turn On Time
Turn Off Time
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AM
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Set Standby Time
Enable Disable
OK
Display Format
Date
Time
12-Hour 24-Hour
Y/M/D M/D/Y D/M/Y
OK
3. Navigate to Set Date and Time, and use Left/Right to select Auto or Manually. If Auto is selected, the date and time will be adjusted to the local date and time automatically. The date on the auto Set Date and Time could be affected by internet disconnection.
4. If Manually is selected, the Date and Time functions will appear. Navigate down to the Date setting, use Left/Right to highlight year setting, and then use Up/Down to adjust. Use Left/Right to enter month, and follow the same steps for date. Press OK again to confirm.
5. Navigate to the Time setting, use Left/Right to highlight year setting, and then use Up/Down to adjust. Use Left/Right to enter month, and follow the same steps for date. Press OK to confirm.
6. Press OK to confirm.
B. Display Format
1. Navigate down to select Time.
2. Use Left/Right to select 12-Hour or 24-Hour, and press OK to confirm.
3. Navigate to Date, use Left/Right to select the date display mode you prefer, and press OK to confirm.
C. Set Standby Time
1. Navigate down to select Set Standby Time, and press to highlight the row.
2. Use Left/Right to select Enable, and press OK to confirm.
3. Use Up/Down/Left/Right to adjust Turn On Time and Turn Off Time, and then press OK to confirm.
4. Press ESC to go back to the previous menu.
OK
Set Date And Time
Date
Time
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Set Date and Time
Auto Manually
Display Date and Time
On Off
OK
Date and Time
Set Date And Time
Set Date and Time
Auto Manually
Display Date and Time
On Off
OK
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Date and Time
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Slideshow Settings
Date and Time
Movie settings
Music settings
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1. Navigate to Slideshow Settings, and press OK to confirm.
2. Press Right to set Delay Time. Use direction key Up/Down to select Second/Minute/Hour, and press Right. Use Up/Down again to select 5/10/30 Seconds (or 1/5/30 Minutes, or 1/4/12/24 Hours), and press OK to confirm.
3. Navigate down to Sequence, press OK, and use direction key Up/Down to select between Sequential and Random. Press OK to confirm.
4. Navigate down to Content, press OK, and use direction key Up/Down to select between One Album or All Albums, and press OK to confirm.
5. Navigate down to Effect, and press OK to enter the option list. Use Up/Down to select the effect you prefer, and press OK again to confirm.
6. Press ESC to go back to the previous menu.
SLIDESHOW SETTINGS
Slideshow Settings
Delay Time
Slideshow Sequence
Slideshow Effect
Slideshow Content
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MOVIE SETTINGS
1. Navigate to Movie Settings, and press OK to confirm.
2. Select Play Sequence, and press OK to choose between Sequential and Random.
3. Navigate down to Play Mode, and press OK to enter the option list.
Sequential
Random
One Album
All Albums
Off
Random
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Movie settings
Music settings
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4. Navigate down to Sort S , and press to select the display sequence of the movie list.
Choose among , By Date, and By Size, and press OK to confirm.
equence OK
By Title
Movie Settings
Play Mode
Play Sequence
Sequential Random
Play One Play All
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By Title By Date
Sort Sequence
1. Navigate to Music Settings, and press OK to
confirm.
2. Select Play Sequence, and press OK to choose
between Sequential and Random.
3. Navigate down to Play Mode , and press OK to
enter the option list.
MUSIC SETTINGS
Select Play One to play the clip once. Select Play All to play all the clips, and the m usic will stop when all the clips finish playing once. Select Repeat One to play this one clip repeatedly. Select Repeat All to repeatedly play all the clips. Press OK to confirm.
4. Navigate down to Sort Sequence, and press OK
to select the display sequence of the music list. Choose among By Title, By Artist, and By Album, and press OK to confirm.
Music Settings
Play Mode
Play Sequence
Change Settings
Repeat One Repeat All
Sort Sequence
By Title
By Artist
Select Play One to play the clip once. Select Play All to play all the clips, and the music will stop when all the clips finish playing once. Select Repeat One to play this one clip repeatedly. Select Repeat All to repeatedly play all the clips. Press OK to confirm.
Slideshow Settings
Date and Time
Movie settings
Music settings
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SOFTWARE UPDATE
1. Navigate down to Software Update and press OK to confirm.
2. When there is a new software version, the message "A new version is found. Do you want to update your software?" will pop up. Select Yes to continue.
3. Download the updated file.
Software Update
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Yes
No
A new version is found. Do you want to update your software?
Navigate down to Product Information, and press OK to confirm. The Email Account,
Firmware Version, MAC Address, and Internal Memory Status will be displayed.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Change Settings
Slideshow Settings
Date and Time
Movie settings
Music settings
Product Information
Blacklist Book
Reset
Software Update
Product Information
apollo@link-play.com
MailMPUI1.08NET1.08KER1.08
Space used: 1280 KB Space left: 1862 MB
00:01:36:19:28:f3
MAC Address
Internal Memory Status
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Email Account
Firmware Version
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Blacklist Book
Reset
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1. Navigate down to Blacklist Book and press OK to confirm. The blacklist will be displayed.
2. Navigate to the email address you want to delete from the blacklist, and press OK to pop up the message below. Select Yes to complete the deletion, or select No to cancel the operation.
3. Once the email address is removed from the blacklist, the message on the right will pop up.
BLACKLIST BOOK
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Select an email address to move the sender away from blacklist.
Blacklist Book
Blacklist Book
1. jack@ igmail.com
2. kate@igmail.com
3. Paul@igmail.com
Maximum storage of 500 email addresses.
Change Settings
Select an email address to move the sender away from blacklist.
Blacklist Book
Blacklist Book
1. 123@abc.com
2. 456@efg.com
3. 789@hij.com
Maximum storage of 500 email addresses.
Are you sure you want to move ''paul@igmail.com'' away from blacklist?
YES
NO
Change Settings
Select an email address to move the sender away from blacklist.
Blacklist Book
Blacklist Book
1. 123@abc.com
2. 456@efg.com
3. 789@hij.com
Maximum storage of 500 email addresses.
''paul@igmail.com'' has been
moved away from blacklist
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Blacklist Book
Reset
1. Navigate to Reset, and press OK.
RESET
3. Select Cancel to cancel the operation.
All settings will be reset. The email account and photos stored in the internal memory will NOT be deleted.
Reset
Cancel
Reset
Reset all settings to default.
2. Press OK again to select Reset all settings to default. The message below will pop up. Select Reset to reset the system. Once the resetting is completed, the message "All settings have been reset!" will pop up once.
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OTHER
Product Name:
Power Supply:
Resolution
Battery
Screen Size
Screen Ratio
Dimension:
Net Weight:
PhotoM@il-X
Input 100-240V AC Output 5V DC 2A
800 X 600 X 3 Pixels
1500mAh
8''
4:3
200 X 150 X 23.3 mm
500g
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
PROBLEM
Cannot switch on
PhotoM@il-X
Automatically turns off
Blurred image
SOLUTION
1. Check whether the battery has been charged, or charge the battery.
2. Use the adapter to supply power.
1. Check whether the battery has been charged, or charge the battery.
1. Check the original size and quality of the pictures.
1. The LCD screen contains 1,440,000 pixels. Pixels can fail during normal product life. 1 pixel=0.00007% failure rate. One pixel failure/per year of operation is considered normal and not a cause for concern.
Pixel failure
1. B screen -
2. Non warrantable damage.
roken see page 55 for broken screen
identification.
Blurred or no picture
1. Change battery in the remote control.
2. Ensure that the IR sensor is not covered by object or the frame. Sensor location is shown on page 5.
IR remote does not work
1. Make sure your router supports Wi-Fi (WLAN).
2. Check the security password, and make sure you type in the correct password. If you forget the password, you can either check the setup of access point/router or call the manufacturer for help.
3. Make sure your Wi-Fi network can be connected to the internet. If not, please call your ISP (Internet Service Provider) for help.
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BROKEN SCREEN IDENTIFICATION
A Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) screen is a multilayer complex component.
Under the tough outer plastic layer, the glass sandwich beneath holds the LCD crystals in place, which are themselves suspended in fluid. In the unfortunate event of an accident, particularly a sharp localized impact, the glass will break. The tough plastic outer sheet on the surface of the glass keeps all the glass intact underneath, preventing shards from falling out. This is a specific safety feature, particularly implemented for the younger user and also for in-car use. The broken glass normally shows signs of the impact mark and also cracks radiating away. The resultant fluid leakage renders the panel inoperable.
Symptoms are often a dark round mark, a white screen without picture and maybe some multicolored lines. Depending on the individual break, an element of the TV picture may remain for a while, but not for long, as the fluid leaks away. Some inky black staining may also appear upon the crack lines, as the fluid escapes.
Unfortunately a break of this nature is not covered under the manufactures warranty, as it is accidental damage to the product, rather than an original defect from manufacture. Please see below for some sample images of broken LCD panels for reference.
DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE
Have the unit serviced by a qualified service technician if:
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SERVICE THE UNIT BY YOURSELF!
The unit has been exposed to rain or water. The unit does not seem to operate normally. The unit exhibits a marked change in performance.
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DC 3.8V powered by the Lithium battery Or DC5V powered by the adapter
Adapter 1:
Model name/ Manufacturer
E-AWB100-050A / e-ONE
AC input: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz,0.4 A
DC output: DC5V, 2A
Adapter 2:
Model name/ Manufacturer
AD-050200-US / CHI
AC input: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz,0.4 A
DC output: DC5V, 2A
Adapter 3:
Model name/ Manufacturer
KSAC0500200W1US/ KTEC
AC input: AC100-240V, 50/60Hz,0.4 A
DC output: DC5V, 2A
ADAPTER INFORMATION
NEXTBASE PhotoM@il-X
PhotoM@il-X - ENG - MANUAL - NB - B1
www.next-base.com
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