Programming The Photo Frame; Specifications; Frame Setup; Adding Photos - GE 27956 User Manual

Programming the Photo Frame

Specifications:

The Photo Frame is compatible with SD and XD memory cards, or Sony memory sticks
(Sony MS compatible ONLY with an SD adaptor), JPEG Image file formats and has an
Internal Memory capacity of MB (approx. 100 photos at maximum of M/photo).

Frame Setup

A menu structure allows access to all of the built-in features. You may program
the following items in the main menu: Add Photos to Internal Memory, Picture-
Caller ID Setup, Delete Photos from Internal Memory, Frame Preferences and
Reset All Settings.
NOTE: During programming, all handsets must be OFF (not in talk
mode).
NOTE: Press the exit button repeatedly to return to an upper
level menu or to return to the photo screen. After 60 seconds of
inactivity, the frame will automatically exit programming mode
and return to the photo screen without saving any changes.
NOTE: The handset cannot access nor navigate the Frame Setup
menu.
NOTE: If photo display "freezes" during programming, wait for
several minutes to allow for reset. If reset does not happen after
two minutes, disconnect power to reboot.
Adding Photos to Internal Memory
This option allows you to view thumbnails of photos and folders, and navigate the file
structure of photos that are on an inserted memory card. You can also add photos
from the memory card to the phone's memory. (refer to your camera instructions on
how to properly format and transfer photos.)
NOTE: The photo frame is shipped with 4 default photos that
will activate the slide show. After the first photo is added from a
memory card the default photos are deactivated and only the new
photo(s) stored to internal memory can be accessed.
1. Insert a loaded memory card into the slot on the side of the base, behind the frame.
. Press the menu/ok button to go to the main menu.
. Use the 5 or 6 button to scroll to Add Photos to Internal Memory.
4. Press the menu/ok button to confirm, the contents of the root directory are displayed.
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