User manual

 Display too bright or too dark:

Please adjust the brightness or contrast in the setup menu.

 The color is light or no color:

Please adjust the color and contrast setup.

 The unit cannot read my USB device.

- Once you have plugged your device to the unit, you may need to switch on the USB

device before it can operate.

- This unit does not support a direct USB connection with a computer. You need to use

a USB device, a MP3 player or a PMP (Portable Multimedia Player with hard disk).

- If you are using a USB external hard disk: you need to connect your device

simultaneously to an external power source and to the unit. If you are using a self-

powered PMP, make sure that the battery is sufficiently loaded.

- Check that the files system of your USB device is formatted into the FAT or FAT 32

format. USB device formatted into NTFS are not compatible with this unit. Caution: if

you attempt to modify your file system, formatting your device will erase all data.

Please refer to your USB device’s instruction manual first.

- Warning: Connect your USB device directly to the USB port of the device. Using an

extension cable is not recommended and may cause interference and failure of data

transfer.

 The unit cannot read my memory card.

- Check firstly that your memory card is compatible with the unit. Supported memory

cards are SD, SDHC, MS, MMC formats. We have tested this unit with most of the

market’s memory cards ; we cannot however guarantee a full compatibility with all the

cards in the market because of the multiple technology standards in use. Should you

have a compatibility problem: please use a memory card with a lower capacity (2GB

or lower) or else connect the unit through a USB device.

 The photo frame cannot read my photos.

- Check the format under which you photos are saved. The photo frame can only

read photos under JPEG format .Compressed JPEG or Zipped files are not

supported.

- Check the first extension: every photo’s name must ended with .jpg file extension,

as the following pattern: <file name >.jpg

- Check the photo resolution : the photo frame can support high resolution JPEG

photos up to 12MB (4272X2848).

 Loading time between each photo is too long

- The higher resolution your photo is, the bigger size of the JPEG file is. Reducing

the size of your JPEG photos will allow you to:

1. Reduce the loading time between each photo;

2. Store a bigger quantity of photos on your memory card and USB device

- To reduce the resolution of you photos:

1. Select the resolution parameter directly on your digital camera;

2. If you have already taken the photos, load the images on your personal computer

with a photo editing software, and save each photo with a lower resolution.