User manual GRUNDIG GPF 6885

[. . . ] DIGITAL PICTURE FRAME GPF 6885 CONTENTS-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 5 5 5 SETUP AND SAFETY GPF 6885 Special features Packing contents 6 6 7 9 OVERVIEW The front of the digital picture frame The rear of the digital picture frame The remote control 11 11 11 12 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 15 CONNECTION AND PREPARATION Setting up the digital picture frame Removing the protective foil Activating the remote control battery Changing the battery Connecting the mains adapter Connecting or inserting data media Connecting a digital camera or a USB memory stick Connecting an MP3 player Connecting to a computer Disconnecting from the computer Connecting earphones or headphones 16 16 16 16 INITIAL SETUP Switching on the digital picture frame Selecting the language of the screen menu Setting the time and date 17 17 17 17 18 18 19 GENERAL FUNCTIONS Switching on and off Adjusting the volume Options in the main menu Selecting the operating modes Screen settings The calendar option 20 20 23 PICTURE PLAYBACK Basic picture playback functions Picture playback menu functions 24 24 25 MUSIC PLAYBACK Basic music playback functions Music playback menu functions 2 CONTENTS-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26 26 26 26 28 FILE BROWSER General information Opening the file browser File browser functions File browser external storage media 29 29 30 31 31 PREFERENCES Setting the switch-on timer Setting the switch-off timer Setting the alarm Restoring the digital picture frame to the default settings 32 32 32 OPERATING WITH A COMPUTER System requirements MP3 data transfers 33 33 33 INFORMATION Technical data Environmental note ENGLISH 3 SETUP AND SAFETY -------------------------------------------------------------This device is intended for the reproduction of video and audio signals. If you do use it outdoors, make sure it is protected from moisture such as dripping or splashing water. If the device is exposed to sudden changes in temperature, for example when taken from the cold into a warm room, wait at least two hours before using it. Do not place any objects such as newspapers on the digital picture frame or put any cloth or similar items underneath it. [. . . ] 3 Select the »Photo« mode by pressing »a« or »s« and confirm with »OK«. ­ All available picture files are displayed as inset pictures. Photo 1/1 4 Select the picture with »a« or »s« or »A« or »S« and press »OK« to open it. ­ The inset picture appears as a full picture when paused (freeze frame). 5 Press »A« or »S« and »3« or »4« to open the previous or next picture. 6 Press » « to switch back to the inset picture display. 405062. jpg Note: If no button is pressed for six seconds while in the main menu, picture playback (slide show) begins automatically. Successive picture playback 1 Press »OK« in pause playback (freeze frame). ­ The pictures are automatically displayed one after the other as a slide show. Rotating pictures You can rotate the pictures by 90°. 1 During playback, press »a« or »s« repeatedly to rotate the pictures by 90°. II Note: In automatic picture playback, the picture is paused after rotating. Press »OK« to continue the automatic picture playback. 20 j PICTURE PLAYBACK -------------------------------------------------------------Enlarging pictures (zooming) This function enables you to enlarge individual pictures and move pictures sections on the screen. You can enlarge the picture in four steps (x2, x4, x8 and x16). x4 1 Press » « repeatedly to enlarge pictures. 2 Press »a« or »s« and »A« or »S« to move the picture section on the screen in the direction you want. 3 Switch back to the full picture by pressing » « repeatedly until the » x16« zoom display disappears from the screen. Note: In automatic picture playback, the picture is paused after enlarging. Press »OK« to continue the automatic picture playback. Viewing the function and information bar 1 Press »OSD« to view the function and information bar. II 5 s6 § 4051. jpg 2 Select the function by pressing »a« or »s« and activate with »OK«: ­ »5«: previous picture. ­ »II« or »s«: starts and pauses playback. Notes: The function and information bar also shows the current file names and their format. If none of the functions in the bar are used, it disappears automatically after 5 seconds. Switching to background music You can listen to music during picture playback. 2 Switch off background music again with » «. 21 ENGLISH PICTURE PLAYBACK -------------------------------------------------------------Opening the slide show with background music You can open the slide show with background music directly from any operating mode. ­ Background music playback starts with the first track of the first folder. 2 Switch off background music with » «. Changing the picture format 1 Change the picture format during picture playback by pressing »4:3/16:9«. ­ If you select »4:3«, the 4:3 (or larger) pictures are displayed as full pictures and part of the edge will be cropped. ­ If you select »16:9«, 16:9 pictures (or higher) are displayed in the original size and black bars appear at the top and bottom of the screen. Notes: Pictures in 4:3 format can only be displayed in the 4:3 format. The full picture display remains even if you have selected »16:9«. [. . . ] 5 Press »A« or »S« to select the minutes and confirm with »s«. 6 Press »A« or »S« to select »Once« or »Everyday« and confirm with »OK«. ­ The digital picture frame automatically switches to the set time once or daily from standby or to deactivate the switch-off timer, press »A« or »S« to select »Off« and confirm with »OK«. Auto power off Date/Time Alarm Default ver:0. 0. 33 p 00:00 Off 00 G 2008 01 01 00:00 00:00 Ring1 Off o 30 PREFERENCES -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Setting the alarm If the alarm is set, it will also function in standby mode. The alarm emits an acoustic signal at the set time. Auto power off Date/Time Alarm Default ver:0. 0. 33 p 00:00 Off 2008 08 15 18:58 G 00:00 Ring1 Off The correct settings for the date and time must be made before the alarm can work. [. . . ]