Press once to shrink or expand a paused photo along the diagonal.
Hold the Mode button to turn the frame on or off.
Press once to
play many pictures as a slideshow or press during play
to pause and display one image.
Press the Previous Image button once to see the previous image.
Press the Next Image button once to see the next picture.
The Rotate button will change the orientation of a paused photo.
Using Disney Pix Frame
Congratulations on purchasing a Disney Digital Picture Frame! You can use your
frame to display photos on your desk or table, or even hang the frame on the wall.
It is possible to display photos in either portrait or landscape views.
Turning on the Frame
In order to turn on the frame:
1. Ensure that the frame is plugged into the wall.
2. Press and hold the Mode Button. The frame will turn on.
Mass Storage Mode
Your Frame acts as a Mass Storage Device. Your computer will recognize the Frame
as an external hard drive. The Frame also acts as an memory Card reader.
To access the on-board memory or the memory card to store photos:
1. Connect the Frame to your computer using the provided USB cable. The screen
will display “MSDC.”
2. Go to the Desktop and double-click on My Computer.
3. You will see a list of drives connected to your computer, including the hard drive,
and any CD drives.
4. The Frame will show as a mass storage device. Any memory cards inserted will
show as well.
5. Double-click on the memory source you want to use.
8. Find the photos you would like to use on your computer. Click and drag to move
the photos to the Frame’s memory or the memory card. When you are finished,
close the window.
9. Find the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the System Tray at the bottom right of
your screen. Double click on the icon. A dialogue box will pop up. Choose the Frame
from the list and click on “Stop.” It is now safe to disconnect your Frame.
Note:
The frame will only access one storage device for photo display. If you are
using a memory card to store and display photos, the frame will not display photos
stored in the on-board memory.
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