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OVERVIEW

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The front of the digital picture frame

Screen

7” TFT 16:9 screen with a transparent protective foil for
transport.

Infrared sensor for remote control signals.

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Summary of Contents for GPF 6870

Page 1: ...DIGITAL PICTURE FRAME GPF 6870 ...

Page 2: ... connecting a multimedia player 17 Connecting earphones or headphones 18 Changing the front bar 20 INITIAL SETUP 20 Switching on the digital picture frame 20 Selecting the screen menu language 20 Setting the date and time 21 GENERAL FUNCTIONS 21 General information 21 Switching on and oﬀ 21 Adjusting the volume 21 Selecting options in the main menu without data storage medium 22 Selecting the type...

Page 3: ...LIST 29 File list general 29 File list functions 30 PREFERENCES 30 Setting the switch oﬀ timer 31 Setting the alarm 31 Restoring the digital picture frame to default settings 32 INFORMATION 32 Technical data 32 Environmental note ...

Page 4: ...evice or in close proximity Thunderstorms are a danger to all electrical devices Even if the de vice is switched oﬀ it can be damaged by a lightning strike to the mains Always disconnect the mains plug during a storm Never open the device under any circumstances No warranty claims are accepted for damage caused by improper handling When deciding where to put the device remember that furniture is o...

Page 5: ...Despite the great care taken in manufacturing technological reasons make it impossible to completely discount the possibility that some pixels may be faulty Provided they are within the thresholds speciﬁed by the DIN norm pixel faults of this kind cannot be regarded as a defect as deﬁned by the warranty Packing contents 1 GPF 6870 digital picture frame 2 Remote control 3 Lithium battery CR 2025 fo...

Page 6: ...6 OVERVIEW The front of the digital picture frame Screen 7 TFT 16 9 screen with a transparent protective foil for transport Infrared sensor for remote control signals ...

Page 7: ...forwards or back wards a s In the menus move the cursor to the left or to the right In music playback mode adjust the volume incrementally ENTER In the menus opens the menu functions In picture playback mode when the function and info bar is on display activates functions on the function and info bar ESC In the menus goes back one menu level Loud Two loudspeakers output 2 x 1 W speaker Stand Retra...

Page 8: ...a USB memory stick DC IN 5V Socket for the power supply unit cable U Headphone jack for connecting a stereo headphone set with a jack plug ø 3 5 mm The loudspeakers in the digital picture frame are switched oﬀ automatically LOCK Locking To remove the front frame push the locks to the right or left OVERVIEW ...

Page 9: ...zoom mode picture playback moves the picture section upwards S In the menus moves the cursor down In play back mode selects the previous ﬁle or the pre vious track In zoom mode picture playback moves the picture section downwards a In the menus moves the cursor to the left changes settings In zoom mode picture playback moves the picture section to the left s In the menus moves the cursor to the ri...

Page 10: ... II Starts playback pauses playback 7 Ends playback Switches to automatic picture playback slide show with background music Switches the background music oﬀ PHOTO Opens picture playback directly as a slideshow MUSIC Opens the music playback directly VOL Changes the volume VOL Opens calendar mode directly OVERVIEW 1 ...

Page 11: ...tective foil on the front of the digital picture frame Setting up the digital picture frame 1 Fold the stand out of the recess on the rear of the digital picture frame and turn it clockwise until it engages in the position required CONNECTION AND PREPARATION ...

Page 12: ...he wall at a vertical interval of 71 mm using drill holes and wall plugs The screw shaft should protrude from the wall by at least 3 mm 2 Hang the digital picture frame up on the screw heads by the re spective recesses on the rear of the device Note The digital picture frame must be secured against any uninten tional loosening from the holders when mounted on the wall CONNECTION AND PREPARATION 71...

Page 13: ... 3 mm into the wall at a horizontal interval of 71 mm using drill holes and wall plugs The screw shaft should protrude from the wall by at least 3 mm 2 Hang the digital picture frame up on the screw heads by the respective recesses on the rear of the device CONNECTION AND PREPARATION 71 71 mm ...

Page 14: ...treme heat caused for example by direct sunlight heaters or ﬁre If the digital picture frame no longer reacts correctly to remote control commands the battery may be ﬂat Always remove used batteries The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by leaking batteries Environmental note Batteries including those which do not contain heavy metal should not be disposed of with household waste...

Page 15: ...e into the DC IN 5V socket on the rear of the device 2 Plug the power supply unit into the mains Caution The device is connected to the mains by the power supply unit If you wish to disconnect the device from the mains completely you need to unplug the power supply unit Unplug the power supply unit to disconnect the device from the mains Make sure the power supply unit is easily accessible during ...

Page 16: ... in SD MS MS Pro and MMC formats 1 Insert the card carefully into the SD MMC MS card slot rear panel left with the contacts facing the screen until it catches into place Note Do not use excessive force when inserting the memory card Only apply slight pressure The memory cards are resistant to dirt and moisture but may only be inserted into the digital picture frame in a dry and clean condition Nev...

Page 17: ...echnol ogy and new manufacturers appearing every day the compati bility of MP3 players USB memory sticks can only be partially guaranteed If USB operation is impaired or is not possible this does not in dicate a malfunction of the digital picture frame Note Bi directional data transfer as deﬁned for ITE devices in EN 55022 EN 555024 is not possible USB transfer is not in itself an operating mode I...

Page 18: ...OCK on the rear panel of the device to the right or left pressing the frame forwards and removing 2 Remove the front bars from the front frame by pressing on each of them through the respective opening if necessary use a suit able object 3 Place the front frame accurately onto the holders on the upper edge of the picture frame again CONNECTION AND PREPARATION ...

Page 19: ...ars colours silver red and white sup plied at delivery accurately into the recesses in the front frame the front bars grip magnetically Note When attaching the lower front bar make sure that the opening in the bar is located exactly in front of the infrared sensor for the remote control signals If this is not the case functionality will be considerably impaired CONNECTION AND PREPARATION ...

Page 20: ...elect the year and conﬁrm using s 5 Press A or S to select the month and conﬁrm using s 6 Press A or S to select the day and conﬁrm using s 7 Press A or S to select the hour and conﬁrm using s 8 Press A or S to select the minutes and conﬁrm using OK 9 Press SETUP to exit the menu INITIAL SETUP OSD language English Change picture 3s Picture transition Random Picture format Normal Date Time 2008 09 ...

Page 21: ... the digital picture frame to standby Adjusting the volume 1 Press VOL or VOL on the remote control to adjust the volume during playback or adjust the volume on the device using a or s Selecting options in the main menu without data storage medium 1 Press MENU to open the main menu Two symbols appear Setup system and playback settings Calendar yearly calendar The correct settings for the date and ...

Page 22: ... to select the Brightness menu item 3 Set the level 0 to 16 by pressing a or s and conﬁrm using OK 4 Press S or A to select the Contrast menu item Note The menu item Contrast is located on the second menu page To select that menu item press S as often as required 5 Set the level 0 to 16 by pressing a or s and conﬁrm using OK 6 Press S or A to select the Saturation menu item 7 Set the level 0 to 16...

Page 23: ... Calendar symbol by pressing a or s and activate using OK The calendar and the current time will be displayed or open the calendar directly using 3 Press MENU to exit the calendar function Background music If the calendar is opened directly using the background music will switch on automatically 1 Adjust the volume using VOL or VOL 2 Switch oﬀ background music using GENERAL FUNCTIONS 1 1 1 07 Octo...

Page 24: ...icture appears in full screen The pictures are then automatically displayed as full images one after the other slide show 5 Press e II to pause playback Display II 6 Resume playback with e II 7 Press 7 to switch back to the inset picture display or open the picture playback directly using PHOTO The picture playback starts automatically as a slide show Rotating pictures You can rotate pictures by 9...

Page 25: ...sing OK or e II Displaying the function and info bar 1 Press OSD to view the function and info bar 2 Select the function by pressing a or s and activate using OK 5 previous picture II or s starts and pauses playback 6 next picture rotates pictures 7 ends playback enlarges picture Note If the zoom function is selected via the function and info bar the enlarged picture cannot be moved using a or s o...

Page 26: ...unctions Setting the delay for automatic picture playback You can set the time delay of one picture to the next for the slide show 1 Press SETUP to open the Setup menu 2 Press S or A to select the Change picture menu item 3 Set the time delay 3 secs 5 secs 15 secs 1 min 15 mins 1 hour by presing a or s and conﬁrm using OK 4 Press SETUP to exit the menu PICTURE PLAYBACK 0 OSD language English Chang...

Page 27: ...r a part of the edge will be cropped Notes Pictures in 4 3 format can only be displayed in the 4 3 for mat The full picture display remains even if you have se lected Normal This function does not work for photos with a resolution of less than 800 x 600 PICTURE PLAYBACK Rising Falling Left to right Right to left Closing curtain Opening curtain Horizontal crossing Vertical crossing Random Fade Upwa...

Page 28: ... previous or next track by pressing A or S Playback of the selected track starts automatically Muting the loudspeakers 1 Press p to mute the loudspeakers 2 To return to the original volume press p MUSIC PLAYBACK Track SOMETHING 01 Big Big Wold mp3 0 01 34 04 48 Artist BEATLES Album Apple Road 0 04 48 02 Something mp3 03 Roll Over mp3 04 With A Little mp3 05 Yellow Sub mp3 06 Yesterday mp3 07 Let I...

Page 29: ... File symbol by pressing a or s and activate using OK The available folders and ﬁles are shown one after the other and are marked with their formats File list functions Playing back ﬁles 1 Press A or S to select the folder required and open using OK 2 Select the ﬁle by pressing A or S 3 Press OK to start playback If picture ﬁles were selected these will appear in full screen The automatic picture ...

Page 30: ...S to select the minutes and conﬁrm using s 6 Press A or S to select the On setting and conﬁrm using OK The digital picture frame automatically switches to standby at the set time or deactivate the switch oﬀ timer by pressing A or S to select the Oﬀ setting and conﬁrm using OK PREFERENCES OSD language English Change picture 3s Picture transition Random Picture format Normal Date Time 2008 09 26 10 ...

Page 31: ...arm by pressing A or S to select the Oﬀ setting and conﬁrm using OK Restoring the digital picture frame to the default settings 1 Press SETUP to open the Setup menu 2 Select the Factory defaults by pressing A or S and conﬁrm using OK All custom settings will be deleted including the date and time Note The menu item Default settings is located on the second menu page To select that menu item press ...

Page 32: ... Take it to a collection point for the recy cling of electrical and electronic equipment The symbol on the product in the operating manual or on the packaging indicates that recycling is pos sible Please ﬁnd out about collection points operated by your local authority Help protect the environment by recycling used products INFORMATION Power supply Power supply unit Model Sunny SYS1193 1005 W2E Spa...

Page 33: ...Grundig Multimedia B V Atrium Strawinskylaan 3105 NL 1077 ZX Amsterdam http www grundig com ...

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