Spheris Digital PXT51519 User Manual
Wireless
Digital Picture Frame
User Guide / Livret Utilisateur
Manuale del Utilisator / Benutzerhandbuch
Guia do Utilizador / Guía del Usuario
2019-06
Hi There!
Welcome to your new Pix-Star® Wi-Fi Photo Frame. Thank you very much for your trust in our
product and service.
This Digital Photo Frame is a totally new generation of product with wireless capabilities and
innovative features that we believe you will enjoy immensely.
This frame will allow you to share all of your photographic moments with friends and family in
just a few seconds wherever and whenever. It also includes the traditional features of a Digital
Photo Frame by displaying pictures and other media files from USB memory sticks and
compatible memory cards.
If you run into any issue during set up or have questions or comments, do not hesitate to reach
out by contacting us through our web site www.pix-star.com.
Notice: This user guide has been simplified to review the basic features of this frame.
However, due to constant improvements made to our products there may be features in your
frame not listed here. We recommend that you check our website at www.pix-star.com to find
regularly updated information.
REGISTRATION
To register your Pix-Star frame go to www.pix-star.com, and click on "register my new frame,"
you will be able to instantly send/receive pictures to/from your friends and family!
Enjoy your Pix-Star®
Recommended Use and Safety Warnings
Do not install your Digital Picture Frame near water (minimum 1.50 m away from a water
source) or in a humid environment, for example the bathroom, laundry room, or kitchen.
Warning: This is an electronic product, if the front or back cover of the frame are removed or
exposed to rain, water or moisture there is a risk of electrical shock or fire. Do not remove
the cover or back of the frame. Do not expose the device to rain, water or moisture.
This product has been designed to work indoors and should not be used outside. Avoid using
the product in a dusty environment.
This product only works in temperatures between 10°C and 35°C or 50°F and 95°F.
Only use this product with the power adapter that was provided. Using any other adapter will
void your warranty.
Do not place this product on an unstable desk or table. Never place heavy or sharp objects on
the LCD panel of the device.
This product is not recommended for use by children.
Protect the power cord from being stepped on or pinched particularly at plugs, receptacles and
the point where the cord attaches to the device.
The CE mark indicates that the product is in compliance with the main requirements of the
European parliament and council directive 2002/96/EC for telecommunications terminals, user
health and safety and for electromagnetic disturbance.
This terminal has been designed for private, indoor use (CPE customer premises equipment)
within the European Union. It has been tested according to the technical dispositions for radio
equipment (EN 300328). The manufacturer therefore declines all responsibility in case of noncompliance with the current regulations in the country of installation.
If you suspect there is a problem with the device, the remote control or the power adapter
please contact us immediately through our web site www.pix-star.com, we will supply a
replacement part, if needed, free of charge. For your safety, DO NOT ATTEMPT to repair the
device or the adapter yourself.
The declaration of conformity and the warranty are accessible upon request by contacting
us through our web site www.pix-star.com.
Always keep a back up of your pictures!
The warranty does not cover damage caused by incorrect use of this product as well as
memory devices.
When using earphones for private listening with this product always turn the volume down
before plugging the earphones into the device and limit the amount of time you listen
through earphones at high volume. Excessive exposure to loud sounds can cause hearing
damage.
1. Overview of the device
CAUTION
Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble or burn the batteries.
Inappropriate handling of batteries may cause them to explode.
Play/pause when in slideshow mode
To enter a sub-menu in menu mode
To confirm the selection
Move left in the menu mode
Move to previous picture in slideshow mode
Move right in the menu mode
Move to next picture in the slideshow mode
Move up in the menu mode
Move down in the menu mode
Share: Open the user interface to send/share pictures
Inbox: Open the inbox to view pictures received by email
Switch On/Off the LCD (Standby mode)
To move back to previous menu in menu mode
To quit the slideshow when slideshow is playing
Display slide show menu bar (when slideshow is playing)
Display main menu
Box contains:
- 1 x remote control
- 1 x user manual
- 1 x Pix-Star photo frame
- 1 x power adapter AC 100/220V
Note:
Insert the batteries in the remote control prior to using it. Batteries
are to be inserted at the back of the remote control, be careful to
insert them in the right DIRECTION.
Always point the remote control toward the remote sensor located
below the screen of the frame.
ATTENTION: batteries CANNOT be recharged!
2. Installation and Power On
First, plug the AC adapter into the back of the device, then plug the AC adapter to a power
outlet.
To turn on the device, hold the power button located on the back/bottom of the device for 3
seconds. The screen should display a logo.
Wait about 25 seconds for the device to start up.
3. Introduction to the Main User Interface
After you power on the device and wait for approximately 25 seconds your Pix-Star will display
the main menu.
You can navigate the menus using the remote control or the buttons located on the back of the
device.
To stop the slideshow and go back to the main menu press the Back button or the Menu
button twice.
When the main menu is displayed on the screen, select the menu you want by using the UP and
DOWN buttons then press the / OK button.
Note: The Back button on the remote control allows you to go back to the previous menu
(upper level menu)
My Media Library
Access all your files and sources of pictures in
this menu:
- Access photo-mail already received;
- Access pictures from your SD card;
- Access pictures from your USB source;
- Access Web Albums created inside
www.pix-star.com and external
providers such as Facebook, Google
photos, Dropbox, etc…
- Access UPnP/DLNA pictures stored in
your DLNA server over the local network;
- Configure & access Samba disk over the
local network;
- Configure & access Photo RSS feeds
Play all the Frame’s Pictures
Play a slide show of all the frame’s picture.
Change Settings
-
Language
- Date & Time
- Auto On/Off
- Slide-Show
- Photo-Mail
- Wi-Fi
- About
- Factory Reset
Choose a language for the user interface
Set the date and time
Set the device’s automatic sleep mode
Configure all the slide show settings
Set up Photo-Mail receiving mode
Connect to your wireless network
Information related to the device
Reset the device to factory settings
My Music
Play music (mp3 and wav files) from SD card
and USB sources.
Web Radios
Play a selection of Web Radios from the World.
My Reminders
Configure and manage reminders and alarms.
Games
Play a selection of fun games.
Calculator
A handy calculator.
4. Wi-Fi and Internet Setup
4.1 Connect the device to a Wi-Fi network
You can set up a dedicated email address for your frame, which makes it possible for the
device to receive pictures directly from email. To receive pictures, the device must be
connected to the Internet through a Wi-Fi gateway.
Here is how to connect your photo frame to a local Wi-Fi network:
1. Access the Main Menu (If you are playing a slideshow press the MENU button twice
slowly)
2. Scroll to CHANGE SETTINGS and press " " to enter it
3. Scroll to Wi-Fi and press " ". The device will automatically start a scanning process
to discover available wireless networks
4. Using the UP and DOWN keys to navigate the interface and select the Wi-Fi network
you want to connect to
5. Press the button to connect to the selected network
If the network security is enabled, the device will automatically pop up a window where you
can enter the security key. All other parameters are AUTOMATICALLY configured by your PixStar frame.
After you enter the security key in the interface using the virtual keyboard, press CONFIRM
then press JOIN, it will start the Wi-Fi connection process.
Note 1: A DHCP server must be running on your network in order to automatically assign an IP
address to your device. Most personal Wi-Fi networks run a DHCP server.
Note 2: Connection to Public Hotspots or to a network that requires an authentication with
user name and password through a web page (HTML) or that requires to accept some terms and
conditions to access internet are NOT supported by this product as there is no web browser in
the device. If you use a router with a “guest” access that uses this web page authentication
mode please connect to the “main” access instead.
4.2 Register and Manage the Device on the WEB
First-time users should register their frame online by following these instructions: Go to
www.pix-star.com and click on the “Register a new Pix-Star” button.
Complete the form, choose a password and an email address you want to assign to your
frame, and you’ll be ready to go!
You can find the device ID (serial number also called “MAC ADDRESS”) by accessing the
CHANGE SETTINGS menu then the ABOUT menu which gives all the information on your
device.
5. Receive Pictures by Email Directly on the Device
To add a picture to your device, simply send an email with a picture attachment directly to the
email address you create for your frame. Your email address is customizable and totally unique
like “sarahbee7@mypixstar.com.”
Note 1: You can send several pictures in the same email.
Note 2: You can configure FILTERS on incoming emails to select who is allowed to send photo-
mails to your Pix-Star frame. To manage the filtering options, log into your account at pixstar.com.
You can configure the way Pix-Star handles incoming photo-mails by going to the CHANGE
SETTINGS menu, then PHOTO-MAIL menu. You have the following choices:
- Accept Manually (default configuration)
In this mode, when a new photo-mail arrives, your frame displays an envelope icon on
top of the slide show and a message on the main menu. You can manually open the
photo-mail by pressing the button at the bottom of the remote control or by
selecting ''You have a new message'' that appears in the Main Menu. It opens a window
that displays photos individually, and provides the sender’s email address, date and
time (GMT format) and the subject of the email. You can then decide which photos to
KEEP or DELETE.
The “manual confirm” mode is for those who want full control of incoming photo-mails.
- Accept Auto & Show
In this mode the device AUTOMATICALLY accepts photo-mails. Photo-mails open one by
one and the attached pictures are displayed for 10 seconds then automatically stored in
the local memory of your frame.
This mode is for users who want simplicity, as it does not require much interaction with
the device.
- Accept Automatically
This mode is the same as “Accept Auto & Show” except that the device AUTOMATICALLY
accepts photo-mails WITHOUT previewing them on the screen for 10 seconds. There is
no notification when receiving new photo-mail and they are saved locally.
This mode is for users who want to accept all photos that are sent to them without
previewing, saving or deleting.
Note 1: The photos arriving by email are stored in the “My Media Library” menu, then
“PHOTO-MAILS” and inside the folder “My Photo-Mail Inbox.”
Note 2: If you delete a photo received by email on the frame, there is still a copy of it online
in www.pix-star.com in your personal account.
6. Share Pictures Directly from the Frame
The frame allows you to easily share pictures with your friends and family. While the picture
you want to share is being displayed press the button (this is the 2nd button starting from
the bottom of the remote control). A menu will pop up with the following options:
- Add a new contact: This option allows you to send the picture to another device or an email
address by entering it using the keyboard.
- Or select a contact from the contact list below: These contacts are linked to your contact
lists stored on your account at www.pix-star.com. You can quickly send pictures to all your
contacts or certain frames by selecting them. If you want to modify your contact lists, log in to
the web site. The email addresses you receive pictures from on your frame are automatically
added to your contact list.
7. Manage and View Online Albums
7. 1 Upload Pictures to your personal account online.
The frame can display a slide show of pictures you store in your online account. You can upload
pictures from two different sources: your computer and online external providers.
-How to upload pictures from your computer
Create a “Pix-Star Album”
1. Log in to your account at www.pix-star.com
2. Choose “My web albums” on the left, then “View my web album”
3. Select “Create a new album” and follow the online instructions to upload pictures
from your computer
After you create your “Pix-Star Album” you can manage it from the online sub-menu “My web
album.” In this sub-menu, you can also remotely change the slide show settings on your frame.
Pictures uploaded to the web album will sync automatically to the frame in a few minutes.
-Accessing pictures stored in online albums from external providers
You can access pictures stored in online albums from a variety of providers such as Google
Photos, Facebook, Smugmug, Shutterfly, Google Drive, Dropbox, Onedrive, FlickR, etc.
1. Log in to your account at www.pix-star.com
2. Choose “My web albums” then “Import external pictures”
3. Click on the logo of the provider then follow the instructions
4. Manage your imported pictures in “My web album.” In this sub-menu you can also
remotely change the slide show settings on your frame
7. 2 View Online Albums on your Frame
Once pictures have been uploaded to your online account they can be viewed and edited
immediately. They should be visible on the frame within a few minutes.
When a picture is added to an online web album, it will also be added to the frame’s local
memory. When a picture is removed from an online web album, it will be removed from the
frame’s local memory as well. The frame does this AUTOMATICALLY. But sometimes it takes a
few minutes for the changes to show. Please be patient.
When you want to play a slideshow of an online album on the frame:
1. Go to “My Media Library” in the main menu of the frame
2. At the top move right to “WEB ALBUMS”
3. Choose “Play all the Web Albums below” OR click on “Select Web Albums to Play”
4. After selecting the content, select “Play Selected Web Albums”
8. Accessing pictures stored inside UPnP/DLNA servers on the local
network
Our frames are UPnP/DLNA compatible, which means you can access photos stored on a local
network inside UPnP/DLNA servers directly from the device itself without copying the pictures
to the frame’s local memory.
To access your UPnP/DLNA server content from the frame:
1. Go to “My Media Library” in the main menu of the frame
2. At the far right there is “DLNA”
3. Here you can browse your DLNA server content at each level. For each folder you
can either click on “Play all pictures” or “select files / folders” to launch a slide
show
The frame will automatically scan for devices on the network and display a list of those
supporting UPnP/DLNA Note: Make sure your Wi-Fi connection is configured properly before
entering this menu.
Once a UPnP/DLNA server is found you will see it on the frame menu, just select it then enter
the menu to browse the content and launch a slide show of the selected folders.
When playing a slide show of UPnP/DLNA folders the pictures are pulled from the server in
streaming mode so it is necessary to keep the UPnP/DLNA server running to avoid interruption.
Also, Wi-Fi needs to be constantly available.
Note: Some UPnP/DLNA servers need special configuration in order to work properly with the
frame. Do not hesitate to check our KNOWLEDGE BASE in the www.pix-star.com web site
where some explanations are provided or contact us.
9. Online Account Features
-How to select weather forecasts for specific cities
Your frame can show weather forecasts in the main menu. Log in to your online account to
select specific cities. Under “Weather Forecast,” each city will be listed by country. Under “My
weather” you can choose to display several cities and countries in the same directory.
-How to manage your contacts
Your online account allows you to add contacts and create contact lists so sending emails from
your frame is more convenient. You can modify, add or delete contacts from your lists
anytime.
You can also create groups and instantly send your favorite photos to all members of a specific
group.
-How to filter your emails
You may choose to filter all incoming emails to control who is allowed to send pictures to your
Pix-Star® photo frame. You can choose one of the following options:
o No filtering - THIS IS THE DEFAULT MODE
Anyone who knows your Pix-Star® email address can send pictures to your frame
o Refuse all incoming emails except those coming from your “white list” (authorized
individuals)
o Accept all incoming emails except those coming from your “black list” (unauthorized
individuals)
10. Slide show and display modes
The slide show can run in different display modes:
- the “Normal mode”
- the “Collage 4 pix” mode
- the “Collage 5 pix” mode
- the “Smart Fill” mode
- the “Upscale to fit (keep ratio)” mode
- the “Collage 4 pix (No crop)” mode
- the “Collage 5 pix (No crop)” mode
By default, “Collage 5 pix” is running. When a slide show starts, whether automatically or
launched from a menu on the device, it will display 5 pictures at a time in a “collage”
arrangement on the screen.
To change this configuration:
1. Press MENU button when a slide show is playing
2. A menu bar will show up from the left of the screen
3. Go down to the 2nd icon from the BOTTOM named “Slide show Options” and press
4. Go to “Display Mode” then choose one of the other modes
Or
From the main menu:
1. Go to “ Change Settings” by pressing
2. Enter the “Slide-Show” sub-menu
3. Go to “Display Mode” then choose one of the several available modes
The “Normal” mode shows 1 picture at a time on the screen.
The “Collage 4 pix” and “Collage 5 pix” are both a collage of 4 and 5 pictures.
The “Smart Fill” mode shows 1 picture at a time on the screen but if the picture is slightly
smaller than the screen it will be stretched a little. NOTE: in this mode pictures are stretched
ONLY IF the picture size ratio is close to 4:3 to avoid too much distortion.
11. How to Change the Device Configuration
You can change most of the device settings from the CHANGE SETTINGS menu accessible from
the Main menu.
- LANGUAGE: The language of the user interface
- DATE & TIME: Adjust the date and time
- AUTO ON/OFF: Adjust the auto on and off configuration
- SLIDE-SHOW: Adjust all the settings of the slide-show
- PHOTO-MAIL: Adjust the settings regarding photo-mail
- WI-FI: Configure the Wi-Fi connection & show related information
- ABOUT: Show information about the device and memory use
- RESET: Reset the device to factory settings
To show display options, when a slide show is running, press the MENU button on the remote
then OPTIONS.
Here you can adjust:
- PLAY MODE: Normal, repeat recent photos, play only recent photos
- SORTING MODE: Normal, Newest first, Oldest, first, Random
- DISPLAY MODE: Slide-show mode, normal, collage or smart fill
- DISPLAY CLOCK: Configure the way date and time is shown on the slide-show
- DISPLAY DETAILS: Show the details of the picture in the slide-show
- TRANSITIONS: The type of transitions you want between pictures
- INTERVALS: The time intervals between 2 pictures
- BRIGHTNESS: Adjust screen brightness.
- DAILY INFORMATION: Activate calendar showing every n hours automatically
- VIDEO-MAIL OPTIONS: Adjust options on how video-clips are played
- ORIENTATION MODE: Landscape or portrait
12. How to Play Web Radio on the Device
From the main menu:
1. Go to Web Radios
2. Select the web radio of your choice according to country or genre
From the slide show:
1. Press the Menu button
2. Go to “Music On/Off” (Fourth icon from the bottom)
3. Select “Play”
4. Go to “Recent Radios” and choose the web radio station you want to play
Note 1: From the slide show, you can only select a radio station you have listened to recently.
If you want to listen to a new station, you need to go through the Main Menu.
Note 2: Not all Web Radio stations are in the device database.
- How to listen to audio files?
From the main menu:
1. Go to “My Music”
2. Go to “SD CARD” or “USB SOURCE” and select the music files of your choice
NOTE: The frame only plays audio files from an SD card or a USB source.
When a slide show is playing you can manage the audio:
1. Using the UP and DOWN keys to adjust the volume
2. The name of the song/web radio will be displayed. Press to pause and use the left
and right keys to skip the song
13. Use USB Speakers with the frame
If you’d like better sound quality, you can plug USB speakers into the USB port at the back of
your frame.
Note: Most of the USB speakers on the market should work but we cannot guaranty that all USB
speakers will work with this device. Contact us if needed.
14. Games
Your Pix-Star frame is not only a powerful photo frame it’s also loaded with free games to
exercise your brain and entertain!
- Sliding Puzzle
- 2048
- Sudoku
- Mine Sweeper
- Snake
- Find the Pair
- Chess Checkmate
- Get the Number
To access these games:
1. Go to “Games'' from the Main menu
2. Select the game you want to play
Game menu:
- ''Play game''
- Check the ''Highscores''
- Choose the level in ''Options''
- Check the game's rules in ''Help''
15. My Reminders
This handy frame can also help organize your daily activities and remind you of appointments
you’ve made.
Where to find them:
1. Go to ''My Reminders'' from the Main menu
3. From here, you can ''Create a new reminder'' or delete or edit a reminder by clicking on it
There are two types of Reminder alerts:
- ''Reminder – one time only'' Set a time and a date (MM/DD/YYYY) for a one-time reminder
- ''Alarm – with repetition''. Set the time of the alarm and the frequency of repetition
If your frame is in sleep mode the screen will display the reminder, but the alarm will not
sound. The frame will go back to sleep mode after about 60 seconds.
Note: If the frame is turned off, NO alarm or message will appear.
16. Technical Specifications
Data provided for reference only.
The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the specifications without any prior notice.
Format supported
Images – JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF
(including animated GIFs)
Memory card
SD / SDHC / SDXC / MMC
USB
USB memory sticks
Storage capacity
Up to 30,000 pictures in the device’s
local memory.
Energy consumption
Max. 6W for the 10 inch version and
12W for the 15 inch version.
17. Glossary of Menu Icons
PROBLEM! Not connected to a Wi-Fi network.
Check the Wi-Fi connection configuration and ensure the Wi-Fi
network is available.
Connected to a Wi-Fi network with WEAK signal.
Connected to a Wi-Fi network with STRONG signal.
PROBLEM! The frame cannot access the Internet
This usually happens when Wi-Fi is not properly configured or the
internet connection of your Wi-Fi gateway is down.
Connection to the Internet is working properly.
The device is ready to receive / send email and synchronize web
albums.
Notification that the Pix-Star® photo frame has received new
photo email.
SD/SDHC/MMC card detected and ready to use
USB device detected and ready to use
A Samba disk is mounted and accessible from the frame
Ethernet cable connected to the frame through a USB-TOETHERNET adapter
The Frame’s memory is full
A headset is connected to the frame through the jack plug at the
back / side
A USB keyboard is now connected to the frame
The frame is now playing the slideshow in portrait mode (main
menu does not rotate, only slide show rotates to portrait mode)
A USB speaker or speaker bar is connected to the frame to
output the audio
18. Glossary of the Slide Show Menu Bar Icons
When a slide show is playing on your frame you can press the MENU button on the remote
control to display the slide show menu.
Send photo-mail
Next picture
Pause slide show (when Playing)
Play slideshow (when in Pause)
Pause slide show (when Playing)
Rotate photo to the right
Delete picture
Music on/off
Photo thumbnail
More options (configure the slide show)
Close and go back to Main Menu
19. Warranty
The warranty is void if you or any unauthorized person has tried to repair the frame.
If the frame is emitting smoke, noise, or an unusual smell, immediately turn it off and unplug
it. If you do not plan to use the frame for a while make sure to unplug the power cord.
The warranty covers the digital photo frame and the following accessories:
- The power supply unit
- The remote control
If your frame, power supply, or remote control stop working please contact us through
www.pix-star.com.
Warranty period
This digital frame is under warranty for 24 months. The warranty period begins on the date the
frame is purchased. To take advantage of the warranty coverage, you must be able to present
proof of purchase showing the date of purchase and the model purchased.
Coverage
If this digital frame is defective please contact us to return it and include an explanation.
If this digital frame presents a defect during the warranty period, the authorized After-Sales
Service will decide whether to replace the digital frame, in part or in whole.
If the digital frame is exchanged by our After-Sales Service, the warranty period is not
extended. The initial purchase date determines the start date for the warranty period.
Exclusions
Damage or defects caused by improper use or handling of the digital frame, or by the use of
accessories, which are not original or not recommended in these instructions, are not covered
by the warranty.
The warranty does not cover damage caused by outside elements, like lightning, water, or fire,
or any other damage caused during transport.
No warranty coverage may be claimed if the digital frame’s serial number has been modified,
removed, erased, or made illegible.
No warranty coverage may be claimed if the digital frame has been repaired, altered, or
modified by the buyer or any repair personnel not officially qualified and authorized.
The manufacturer does not guarantee the technical properties described in this manual. The
hardware and accessories described in this manual are subject to change without advance
notice. For this reason, the manufacturer reserves the right to change the related documents,
components, options, and characteristics without advance notice.
20. Declaration of Conformity
We, Spheris Digital Ltd., declare under our sole responsibility that the products PXT510WR08H,
PXT515WR08H are in conformity with the provisions of the Council Directive on Radio
Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment.
The product is marked with the CE making
Environmental protection
At the end of its life, we recommend taking the frame to public collecting points set up for
recycling, reusing electrical and electronic devices.
The following symbol on the product, the instruction manual or the package indicates that this
product is subjected to the European Directive 2002/96/EU.
Spheris Digital Ltd - www.pix-star.com
FCC RF Exposure Information and Statement
This device meets the government's requirements for exposure to radio waves. The guidelines
are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through
periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial
safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons regardless of age or health. The SAR
limit of USA (FCC) is 1.6 W/kg averaged. Device types: Wireless Digital Display (FCC ID: YHOPXT51019 and FCC ID: YHO-PXT51519) have also been tested against this SAR limit. SAR
information on this and other pad can be viewed on‐line at
http://www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid/. Please use the device FCC ID number for search. This
device was tested simulation typical 0mm to body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF
exposure requirements, the use of belt clips, holsters and similar accessories should not
contain metallic components in its assembly; the use of accessories that do not satisfy these
requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be avoided.
FCC Warning
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE 1: 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 equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. - Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
NOTE 2: Any 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.
THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE
CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH
MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE
EQUIPMENT.
NOTE 2: Any 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.
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