VIEWSONIC DPG807 User Manual

Connect the stand to the back of the photo frame by aligning with the notches and turning counter clockwise until the stand is vertical.
Adjust the viewing angle by sliding the stand up or down.
Connect the supplied power adapter to the photo frame and to an electrical outlet.
Slide the power switch on the back of the photo frame to the “ON” position.
Insert your memory card into the 4-in-1 card slot with the metallic contacts facing toward the display screen. Insert the Compact Flash (CF) memory card into the CF card slot with the arrow on top and into the pinholes pointing toward the CF opening slot.
Insert your USB ash drive into the USB
Host slot with the inner metallic contacts facing toward the display screen.
If there are photos in the memory card or
USB ash drive, your photo frame will
automatically display them in a slideshow.
DPG807
Quick Start Guide
Activate the touch screen OSD by touching the blue backlight in the active touch screen area. (Please note that the OSD timeout defaults to 20 seconds and can be adjusted in the SETUP menu.)
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Tap the Menu [M] button on the active touch screen to access the main menu.
Tap the Left [<] or Right [>] button to highlight a menu item.
The highlighted icon pops up with
a description.
Tap the Play/Conrm [►] button to
select the highlighted media source.
Select Viewing Mode
Insert Memory Cards and USB Flash Drive
Connect a Stand and Power Cable
Active touch screen area. Use gentle tap.
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Change Settings
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Tap the Menu [M] button on the active touch screen to access the main menu.
Tap the Left [<] or Right [>] button to highlight
the SETUP icon. Tap the Play/Conrm [►]
button to select the highlighted Setup icon.
1. To select a setting option, tap the [ ] or [ ] button.
2. To change the value, tap the [ ] or [ ] button and then tap the [►] button to conrm.
3. Tap the [ ] button to exit.
To increase or decrease the volume, tap the [ ] or [ ] button. Use the [ ] or [ ] button to select your desired audio
track or audio le and tap the [►] button to play.
To increase or decrease the volume, tap the [ ] or [ ] button. Use the [ ] or [ ] button to view the next or previous
video le and tap the [►]
button to play.
press [ ] or [ ] to adjust volume
press [ ] or [ ] to select previous and next
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press [ ] or [ ] to adjust volume
press [ ] or [ ] to select previous and next
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To view the previous or next photo, tap the [ ] or [ ] button. To rotate a picture, tap the [ ] or [ ] button. To start slide show from the current picture, tap the [►] button. To return to the thumbnail view, tap [ ]. To return to the main menu, tap [M].
[ ] or [ ]: ROTATE
[►]: SLIDESHOW
[ M ] :MENU Hold [ M ] : OSD MENU
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Tap the Left [<] or Right [>] button
to highlight your media type (i.e., photo, music, movie). Tap the Play/Conrm [►] button to select
your highlighted media type.
Selecting “Photo” displays your photos in thumbnail view. Tap
the Play/Conrm [►] button to
display your photo in full screen view.
Selecting “Music” lists the music
les stored on your media. If there is more than one le, scroll Up [ ] or Down [ ] to select your le. Tap the Play/Conrm [►] button to play back the selected audio le.
Selecting “Video” lists the video les
stored on your media. If there is more than one le, scroll Up [ ] or Down [ ] to select your le. Tap the Play/
Conrm [►] button to play back your
video in full screen view.
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To show the OSD menu bar, press and hold the [M] button.
Tap the [ ] or [ ] button to navigate among the icons on the OSD menu.
To start or resume slide show from the current picture, highlight ► icon and tap the [►] button. The ► icon is changed to
icon.
To skip to previous picture, highlight icon and tap the [►] button. To skip to next picture, highlight icon and tap the [►] button. To stop or start music playback during slide show, highlight icon and tap the [►] button. To start slide show with background music from the rst picture, highlight icon and tap the [►] button. To zoom in the picture, highlight
icon and tap the [►] button. When a picture is magnied, tap the [ ], [ ], [ ] or [ ] icon to
shift the view to other part of the picture.
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Transfer Files from PC to Photo Frame Internal Memory
Transfer Files from Memory Cards and USB Flash Drive to Photo Frame Internal Memory
Use the supplied mini-USB (small connector) to USB Type A (large connector) cable. Connect the small connector to the USB port on the photo frame.
Connect the large connector to your computer USB port.
Your computer detects and assigns the appropriate drive letter for the photo frame internal drive. In this
case, it is F Drive.
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If your memory card or USB ash drive is not already been inserted, please follow
procedures “Insert Memory Cards and USB Flash Drive” above.
Tap the Menu [M] button to access the main menu.
Use the Left [<] or Right [>] button to select
your media source. Tap the Play/Conrm [►] button to select the highlighted media
source.
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Use the Left [<] or Right [>] button to select
the “File” icon. Tap the Play/Conrm [►]
button to proceed.
If your le resides inside a folder, use the
Up [ ] or Down [ ] button to select a folder.
Tap the Play/Conrm [►] button to make
your selection.
Scroll Up [ ] or Down [ ] to highlight your
le and tap the Right [>] button to place a
check mark next to your selection. To select
more le, repeat this step.
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Press and hold the Menu [M] button, a menu
with COPY and DELETE options is displayed on the right. If “Copy” has not already been
selected, use the Up [ ] button to select COPY and tap the Play/Conrm [►] button. All
available memory devices are shown.
Use the Up [ ] or Down [ ] button to highlight NAND drive and tap the Right [>] button. The destination directory screen is shown.
To place your le in the root directory, tap the Play/Conrm [►] button. File copy
is completed when the word “Finished” is shown.
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Some computers may not recognize the photo frame
internal drive on the rst at­tempt. If this happens, unplug
the USB connector in step 2. Turn the photo frame off and then back on. Reconnect the USB cable in step 2.
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Delete Files from Internal Memory
Tap the Menu [M] button to access the main menu.
Use the Left [<] or Right [>] button to highlight the Memory icon. Tap the Play/
Conrm [►] button to select the highlighted
media source.
Use the Left [<] or Right [>] button to select
the “File” icon. Tap the Play/Conrm [►]
button to proceed.
Scroll Up [ ] or Down [ ] to highlight
your le and tap the Right [>] button to
place a check mark for your selection. To
select more le, repeat this step.
Press and hold the Menu [M] button. A menu with COPY and DELETE options is displayed on the right. Use the Down [ ] button to select DELETE and tap the Play/
Conrm [►] button.
A DELETE conrmation options is displayed
on the right. Use the Left [<] or Right [>] button to highlight a check mark. Tap the
Play/Conrm [►] button to proceed.
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Display Calendar
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If “Open folder to view les using Windows Explorer” is not already highlighted, use your computer mouse to select it, and click on
“OK”.
Open the folder on your computer
that contains the le you wish to
transfer to the photo frame.
Drag and drop your selected le
onto the photo frame internal
drive. After le transfer is com­pleted, disconnect the USB cable.
NOTE: When the photo frame
is connected to the computer
through the USB cable, the OSD
buttons will not be functional. Disconnect the USB cable before operating the photo frame.
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Tap the Menu [M] button to access the main menu.
Use the Left [<] or Right [>] button to highlight
the CALENDAR icon. Tap the Play/Conrm [►] button to select the highlighted icon.
The date and time can be adjusted in the SETUP
mode, please refer to
Change Settings
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Note: The Digital Photo Frame will switch to Calendar mode automatically if it is not used for
5 minutes (except for Pause mode).
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