User manual COMPAQ DF760 REV 1.0A

[. . . ] Connect the power cord into the DC input of the digital picture frame and plug the adapter into a power outlet as illustrated below. The HP Digital Picture Frame is preloaded with pictures that illustrate the basic features of this product. If you want to view these pictures, turn the frame on as illustrated in step 4. However, if you wish to immediately view your own pictures, go to the next step (step 3). [. . . ] There are two slideshow modes, one with background music and the other without. Review the Initial Setup and Setup Menu sections of this document for details on how to change desired settings. "Browse mode" will be displayed on the lower right of the screen for a few seconds. To view pictures in a thumbnail mode, press TWiCE when in slideshow or OnCE when in browse mode as illustrated below. Note: if a picture is rotated while in slideshow mode, the frame will automatically enter into photo browse mode. Each press of this button will rotate the picture by 90 degrees to the right. Note: if a picture is zoomed while in slideshow mode, the frame will automatically enter into photo browse mode. Once in zoom mode, use the arrow buttons to position the picture for desired viewing. Copying pictures onto frame internal memory From an external memory device: With the picture frame powered off, insert an external memory device with the preferred pictures into the appropriate connector. Turn the picture frame power ON and a slideshow from the external memory will automatically begin in a few seconds. A Finished text box will be displayed indicating the picture is now in the internal memory as illustrated below. Use or to select another picture and repeat above step to copy to internal memory. Copying pictures onto frame internal memory From a PC/laptop: For the first connection, it is recommended to remove all external memory sources. Power on the HP Digital Picture Frame and connect the HP Digital Picture Frame to your WindowsTM 2000 (with service pack 4 or greater), WindowsTM XP (with Service Pack 2 or greater), or WindowsTM Vista PC/ notebook by using the USB cable provided with the product. These new drive letters represent the Digital Picture Frame's internal memory, memory card slot 1, and memory card slot 2. 1 of the 3 new drive letters is the HP Digital Picture Frame's internal memory and labeled HP df710 , df760, or df810 (depending on your photo frame model). Use standard WindowsTM explorer file copy and paste procedures to move content onto the frame's internal memory. To check the picture frame's available memory, right click on the HP df710, df760, or df810 drive letter and select Properties. a properties menu will appear displaying the available/free space (in Mega Bytes [MB]). When finished copying pictures, disconnect the PC/laptop by double-clicking on the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the lower right on the screen of the PC/laptop. Deleting pictures from internal or external memory Pictures can be deleted from internal and external memory sources in the same manner as it was added. Before deleting a picture or pictures, it is important to select the desired memory source (see Selecting a Memory Source section for details). [. . . ] For warranty claims, you will be required to provide a copy of your original dated sales receipt as proof of purchase and the issued RMA number. You will be responsible for shipping charges when shipping the product to the service center. The service agent will provide you with an address and you will also be responsible for any shipping charges to the warranty service center. Once your product is received by this service center, a replacement unit will be shipped back to you typically within 5 business days. [. . . ]