Digi-Code DF-390, User Manual

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Connecting Digi-Frame™ to your desktop PC:
The Digi-Frame™ can link to your Desktop PC to upload and
download Digital Pictures.
In order to connect to your desktop PC, your Digi-Frame™ comes
with a Macintosh®/PC compatible serial cable (Digi-Link™ cable).
The Digi-Link™ cable has two dedicated connector ends.
The serial connector connects to the serial port on the back of
most IBM- compatible computers.
The serial connector also connects to the included Macintosh®
adapter, that connects to the Printer Port or Modem port on many
Macintosh® computers.
A serial to USB adapter is needed to connect the Digi-Frame™ to
the USB ports used on many newer IBM compatible and
Macintosh® products.
The Digi-Frame™ connector connects to the Digi-Link port on the
Digi-Frame™.
Connecting to an IBM PC compatible:
Attach the serial end of the cable to the serial port on the back of
the computer.
Attach the Digi-Frame™ connector to the Digi-Link port on the
Digi-Frame™.
Connecting to a Macintosh® compatible computer:
Attach the Macintosh® adapter to the serial end of the Digi-link
cable. Attach the Macintosh® adapter to either the Printer or
Modem port on the back of your Macintosh® computer.
Attach the Digi-Frame™ connector to the Digi-Link port on the
Digi-Frame™.
serial connector Digi-Frame™ connector
The Digi-Link Cable
Charging the batteries:
The DF-290 runs on either 4 rechargeable “AA” NiMH Batteries, or
an A/C charger that can also be used to supply power to the unit.
Use only the Supplied Digi-Frame™ external Power Supply con-
nected to a 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz outlet. Other power adapters
may cause damage to the Digi-Frame™.
Before connecting the power supply make sure the Digi-Frame™
power switch is in the off position.
Connect the External Power Supply to the Power Supply jack on
the back of the Digi-Frame™. Then plug the Charging adapter wall
plug into a standard 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz source.
The Digi-Frame™ will begin charging automatically.
It is normal for the batteries to become warm while charging. this
is not a defect and need not be reported to customer or technical
support.
Batteries