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    Register your pr oduct and get support at 8FF3WMI PhotoFr ame EN User manual 3[...]

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    3 View system status of the PhotoFrame 42 Reset all settings to factor y default 43 Update the PhotoFrame 43 6 Produc t inform ation 45 7 Freq uent ly as ked que stio ns 46 8 Ap pendi x 47 Download and set up Windows Media Play er 11 47 9 Glo ssar y 50 Contents 1 Important 4 Safety 4 Notice 4 2 Y o ur W ir el ess D ig ita l P ho to Fra me 7 Introdu[...]

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    4 procedures not recommended or authorised in this manual shall void the warranty . CE Declaration of Conformity Hereby Philips Consumer Lif estyle , P&A, declares that this Wi-Fi Digital PhotoFrame 8FF3WMI-/00-/05 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directiv e 1999/5/EC . European r egulations: Thi[...]

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    5 or the following team of En vironmental specialist can help. Compliance with Electr o-Magnetic Field (EMF) Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V . manufactures and sells many products targeted at consumer s, which, like any electronic apparatus, in general have the ability to emit and receiv e electromagnetic signals. One of Philips’ leading Busi[...]

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    6 AD V ARSEL : NÅR DETTE UTSTYRET PLASSERES, MÅ DU P ASSE PÅ A T K ONT AKTENE FOR STØMTILFØRSEL ER LETTE Å NÅ. Banned Substance Declaration This product comply with RoHs and Philips BSD (AR17-G04-5010-010) requirements. This PhotoFrame includes this label: EN[...]

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    7 Stand A C-DC pow er adaptor CD-ROM (Digital User Manual, Philips PhotoFrame Manager and its User Manual) USB cable • • • • 2 Y our Wir eless Digital PhotoFrame Congratulations on your purchase , and welcome to Philips! T o fully benefi t from the suppor t that Philips offers, register y our product at www .philips.com/welcome. Intr oduct[...]

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    8 Adjust brightness level d OK Confi r m a selection e Access photo options Access quick settings menu View Memor y/Networ k/Online status of a photo source • • • • • Quick Star t Guide Ov er view of the PhotoFrame a T ur n on/off the PhotoFrame b Return to the upper -level men u c / / / navigation k ey Select the previous/next/right/lef[...]

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    9 f RESET Restore the PhotoFrame g Slot for a USB fl ash drive h Socket for USB cab le i CF Slot for a CF card j SD/MMC/xD/MS/MS Pro Duo Slot for an SD/MMC/xD/MS/MS Pro Duo card k WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) Quick button for wireless connection setup l DC Socket for the AC-DC po wer adaptor m K ensington lock n Stand hole o W all mounting hole Tip[...]

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    10 Connect pow er Note When you position the PhotoFrame, ensure that the power plug and outlet are easil y accessible. • 1 Connect the pow er cord to the DC socket of the PhotoFrame and to a power supply socket. T urn on the PhotoFrame 1 Press and hold for more than 1 second. For the fi r st time use Language selection screen is display ed. • [...]

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    11 Set up wir eless connection Y ou can wirelessly connect the PhotoFrame to a PC/Mac or the Internet to share photos with one of the following methods: Using a WPS-enabled router Using a Windows Vista PC Manually Set up wireless connection with WPS- enabled r outer What you need: A wireless router that is WPS-enabled Broadband Internet access 1 Pr[...]

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    12 2 Write down the PIN for the PhotoFrame: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. (2) On a Windows Vista PC: 1 Ensure that the PC is connected to the network. 2 Click [Start] > [Network] . 3 Select [Add a Wireless De vice] . If wireless network setup is successful, a confi r mation message is displa yed. 3 Press OK to confi r m. Check whether a valid IP address is[...]

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    13 On the PhotoFrame , check whether a valid IP address is assigned to the PhotoFrame (see ‘View system status of the PhotoFrame’ on page 42). 6 Share PC photos for wireless display (see ‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’ on page 15). Display Internet photos on the PhotoFrame (see ‘Display Inter net photos’ on page 21). Set up w[...]

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    14 If the SSID for the network is not display ed, select [Other ...] , then press OK to confi r m. T o enter the SSID for the network, select an alphabet/number , then press OK to confi r m. T o switch between uppercase and low ercase , select [a/A] on the display ed keypad, then press OK to confi rm. 4 If the security key is required, enter the[...]

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    15 2 Click [Librar y] . 3 Select [Add to Library ...] from the drop- down menu. 4 In the [Select folders to the monitor] window , select [My personal folders] , then click [Advanced Options>>] . 5 Click [Add] . 6 Share PC photos for wireless display (see ‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’ on page 15). Display Internet photos on th[...]

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    16 8 Share the photo folder to the PhotoFrame with Windows Media Play er 11 (see ‘Enable access to shared photos’ on page 16). Enable access to shared photos Before y ou star t, ensure that Windows Media Play er 11 is set up on the PC . 1 On the PC , open Windows Media Play er 11. 2 Click [Librar y] . 3 Select [Media Sharing ...] from the drop-[...]

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    17 Set up TCP/IP connection (For advanced users onl y) Y ou can set up TCP/IP connection for a customized Internet protocol setting. 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Installation] > [Network] > [TCP/ IP] > [Addr ess Mode] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Select [Automatic (DHCP)] , then press OK[...]

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    18 An IP address is automatically selected for the PhotoFrame . 4 Share PC photos for wireless display (see ‘Share PC/Mac photos for wireless display’ on page 15). T o use a fi xed IP address for the PhotoFrame: 1 Select [Installation] > [Network] > [TCP/ IP] > [Addr ess Mode] > [Fixed IP] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [I[...]

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    19 Displa y photos stored on a storage device Y ou can display photos stored on one of the following storage devices: Compact Flash type I Secure Digital (SD) Secure Digital (SDHC) Multimedia Card xD card Memor y Stick Memor y Stick Pro Memor y Stick Duo Memor y Stick Pro Duo USB fl ash drive Note Do not remove a storage device while you are displ[...]

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    20 An availab le UPnP ser ver is installed and set up on the PC/Mac. Photo folder s to be shared are added to the UPnP ser ver . Note Only JPEG photos can be display ed on the PhotoFr ame. • 1 In the main menu, select [Shared] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Network Servers] , then press OK to confi r m. 3 Select a PC/Mac to access, the[...]

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    21 Once you set up an RSS f eed on the PhotoFrame , you can al ways enjoy the most updated RSS photos on the Internet (without PC). The PhotoFr ame only suppor ts JPEG photos. The RSS feed from nor mal b log does not work proper ly on the PhotoFr ame. Note Ensure that you ha ve Broadband Internet access and a wireless router . Ensure that you the P[...]

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    22 2 Select an RSS feed, then press OK to confi rm. Photos in the RSS feed are displa yed. During slideshow: T o pause slideshow , press OK . T o resume slideshow , press OK again. » • • 3 Enter [Category] and [Name] of the RSS feed. 4 Drag and drop the RSS icon from the web site to the [Address] fi eld, then click [OK] to confi r m. An RSS[...]

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    23 Use the quick settings menu Y ou can use the frequenlty-used settings menu to adjust slideshow frequency , display br ightness, or select slideshow sequence. 1 During slideshow , press to access quick settings menu. The frequenlty-used settings screen is display ed. 2 T o adjust slideshow frequency , select [Frequency] and adjust frequency , the[...]

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    24 4 Select a destination album on the PhotoFrame/stor age device , then press OK to confi r m. If you select [Copy Album] , all photos in the album are copied to the destination album. If you select [Move Album] , all photos in the album are mo ved to the destination album. 5 T o copy or mo ve photos to a new album, select [<New Album>] , t[...]

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    25 Rename an album on the PhotoFrame 1 In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] > a photo source , then press OK to confi rm. 2 Select an album and press to manage the album. 3 Select [Rename Album] , then press OK to confi rm. display ed keypad, then press OK to confi rm. 7 When the name is complete , select [Enter] , then press OK to confi rm[...]

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    26 2 Select an album and press to manage the album. 3 Select [Create Album] , then press OK to confi rm. A key pad is display ed. » A key pad is display ed. 4 T o enter the new name (up to 24 character s), select an alphabet/number , then press OK to confi r m. T o switch between uppercase and low ercase , select [a/A] on the display ed keypad, [...]

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    27 3 Select a photo and press to access [Photo Options] . 4 Select [Multiselect] , then press OK to confi rm. 5 Select a photo and press OK to confi rm until you select all photos that y ou want to edit. 4 T o enter the new name (up to 24 character s), select an alphabet/number , then press OK to confi r m. T o switch between uppercase and low e[...]

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    28 5 Select a photo source and a destination album, then press OK to confi r m. The photo copied from a storage device to the PhotoFrame is resized to the optimized resolution and renamed with “PHI_” before the or iginal name. Rotate photos 1 In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] > a photo source , then press OK to confi rm. 2 Select an al[...]

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    29 6 Select a photo source and a destination album to store the edited photo . Select photo effect 1 In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] > a photo source , then press OK to confi rm. 2 Select an album and press (Right) to access the thumbnail mode . 3 Select a photo and press to access [Photo Options] . 4 Select [Effect] , then press OK to co[...]

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    30 2 Select an album and press (Right) to access the thumbnail mode . 3 Select a photo and press to access [Photo Options] . 4 Select [Rename] , then press OK to confi rm. 5 Select an effect, then press OK to confi r m. 6 Select a photo source and a destination album to store the edited photo . Rename photos 1 In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame[...]

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    31 3 Select a photo and press to access [Photo Options] . 4 Select [Mov e] , then press OK to confi r m. 5 Select a destination album, then press OK to confi r m. A key pad is display ed. 5 T o enter the new name (up to 24 character s), select an alphabet/number , then press OK to confi r m. T o switch between uppercase and low ercase , select [[...]

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    32 5 Select [OK] , then press OK to confi rm. Adjust brightness 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. Delete photos 1 In the main menu, select [PhotoFrame] > a photo source , then press OK to confi rm. 2 Select an album and press (Right) to access the thumbnail mode . 3 Select a photo and press to access [Photo O[...]

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    33 3 Select [T ransition Effect] , then press OK to confi r m. 4 Select [Collage] , then press OK to confi rm. 5 Select a collage format, then press OK to confi rm. 2 Select [Brightness] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Press / to adjust brightness, then press OK to confi r m. Adjust slideshow settings Displa y collage photos 1 In the main menu,[...]

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    34 If you select [Original] , the PhotoFrame displays a photo in its original aspect r atio. If you select [Radiant Colour] , the PhotoFrame blends the color on the edges of a photo that is smaller than the full screen to fi ll the screen without black bars or aspect r atio distor tion. If you select [Scale and fi t] , the PhotoFrame scales and z[...]

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    35 Select slideshow sequence Y ou can display slidesho w in a fi x ed order or in a random order . 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Slideshow] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Select [Sequence] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Select [Frequency] , then press OK to confi rm. 4 Select a slideshow frequenc[...]

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    36 3 Select [T ransition Effect] , then press OK to confi r m. 4 Select a slideshow eff ect, then press OK to confi rm. Displa y calendar/clock with slideshow 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 4 Select a sequence , then press OK to confi rm. Select a transition effect 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , the[...]

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    37 Set time and date 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Installation] , then press OK to confi rm. 2 Select [Slideshow] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Select [Calendar and Clock] , then press OK to confi r m. 4 Select a time format, then press OK to confi rm. English EN[...]

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    38 Pr otect/Unpr otect content on a storage device Y ou can enable the delete function on a storage device availab le on the PhotoFr ame. T o protect photos on a storage device from accidental deletes, you can disable the delete function on a storage device . 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Installatio[...]

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    39 Specify time to auto on/off 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Installation] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Select [SmartPow er Pro] , then press OK to confi r m. 3 Select [Memor y Car d] , then press OK to confi rm. 4 Select [Do Not Allow] / [Allow] , then press OK to confi r m. Select displa y au[...]

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    40 7 Select [Timer] , then press OK to confi rm. Specify brightness to auto on/off 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. 2 Select [Installation] , then press OK to confi rm. 3 Select [SmartPow er Pro] , then press OK to confi r m. 4 Select [Screen On-Timer] / [Scr een Off- Timer] , then press (Right). 5 Press /// t[...]

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    41 7 Select [Auto Sensor] , then press OK to confi rm. Tip When the ambient light reaches the set auto on/off level and lasts 15 seconds, the Auto Sensor function takes effect. • Select auto orientation Y ou can display photos in the correct orientation depending the hor izontal/ver tical orientation of the PhotoFr ame . 1 In the main menu, sele[...]

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    42 3 Select [On] / [Off] , then press OK to confi rm. View system status of the PhotoFrame Y ou can fi nd the following inf or mation on the PhotoFrame: Internal memor y space Connected storage device: name and space Firmware ver sion Online status IP address 1 In the main menu, select [Settings] , then press OK to confi r m. • • • • •[...]

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    43 2 Select [Installation] > [Default] , then press OK to confi r m. A caution message is display ed. 3 Select [OK] , then press OK to confi rm. The PhotoFrame resets all settings to factor y default and tur ns off automatically . Update the PhotoFrame Y ou can download the latest software from www .philips.com to update the PhotoFr ame. 1 Dow[...]

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    44 [New Update] is highlighted in the main menu. 3 When the confi r mation message is display ed, select [Y es] , then press OK to confi rm. When the update is complete , the PhotoFrame reboots. » » EN[...]

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    45 Output: DC , 9 V 2.0 A P ower consumption: (System on) 5.09 W P ower mode suppor ted: A C pow ered Accessories A C-DC power Adaptor USB cable Stand CD-ROM, including User Manual Philips PhotoFrame Manager (software and manual) Quick star t guide Conv enience Card Reader : Built-in (2x) Photo format suppor ted: JPEG photo, Up to 10MB JPEG fi les[...]

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    46 Wh y does not my PhotoFrame sho w some of m y photos? The PhotoFrame only suppor ts JPEG photos. Ensure that these JPEG photos are not damaged. Wh y does not the PhotoFrame go into auto- off status after I set it? Ensure that you set the current time , auto-off time , and auto-on time cor rectly . The PhotoFrame automatically tur ns off its disp[...]

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    47 4 Click [Run] . 5 Click [V alidate] to confi rm. 6 Click [I Accept] to accept the supplemental license for Windows Media Play er 11. 8 Appendix Download and set up Windows Media Pla yer 11 Note Ensure that the PC is connected to the Internet. • 1 Search for the Microsoft Windows Media Play er download page. 2 Click [Download Now] . 3 Click [D[...]

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    48 9 On the [Customize the Installation Options] window , choose an option or both, then click [Next] . 10 Select the fi le types that you want Windows Media Pla yer 11 to play b y default, then click [Finish] . 7 On the W elcome screen, select [Custom Settings] , then click [Next] . 8 Accept all options, then click [Next] . EN[...]

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    49 English EN[...]

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    50 K K ensington lock A Kensington Security Slot (also called a K-Slot or Kensington lock). Par t of an anti-theft system. It is a small, metal-reinforced hole found on almost all small or por table computer and electronics equipment, par ticular ly on expensive and/or relatively light ones, such as laptops, computer monitor s, desktop computer s, [...]

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    51 W WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) All 802.11b (Wi-Fi / wireless) networks use WEP as their basic security protocol. WEP secures data transmissions using 64-bit or 128-bit encr yption; how ever , it does not offer complete security and is usually used in conjunction with other security measures such as EAP . Wi-Fi Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) is a wi[...]

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