Kodak W1020 manual Verifying computer/device connections

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Setting up for wireless operation

Verifying computer/device connections

After installing the software (page 9) and setting up access to Web content (page 11), return to your frame (see page 7) then:

1Tap Scan now.

The Scanning screen appears as the frame scans your network and then lists available computers and other picture sources that your frame can access wirelessly.

NOTE:

Select Scan later to connect and use your frame later to view content on your computer, wirelessly.

To verify later, tap (Home)

→ Settings → Network → Verify computer connection.

If your computer is listed, your wireless setup is successful. Tap Done.

If your computer is not listed, tap Scan again or tap Help for options.

2Tap Done to close the window and return to the Home screen.

Your frame can now access the content on your host computer, wirelessly. Your

computer appears as a picture source icon on your frame (see page 21).

NOTE: If you have more than one frame on your wireless network, give them unique names using the on-screen keyboard so you can tell them apart. Go to Home → Settings → Device configuration

menu see page 48.

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Contents W820/W1020 wireless Digital frames Kodak EasyshareEastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Front View Back/Right ViewUSB connector to computer Back/Side ViewTable of contents Setting up your frame for wireless operation Setting up your frame Setting up the standStand pull to adjust the frame angle for best viewing Getting startedAttaching the power cable Turning on/off your frameUsing your frame’s Quick touch borders Touch tipsDon’t hover, borders can be sensitive Slide on bottom border onlySetting your language Connecting to your wireless networkTo use the Quick Touch Borders, see Save Slider arrowsSetting up for wireless operation Scanning for available wireless networks screen appearsAvailable wireless networks are listed Tap Done when finished Backspace erases textRight border tap only Text box Slider Select Previous or next row Slider arrowsImportant Do not select Scan now yet. See Installing the software PCs only Installation is completeVerifying computer/device connections Setting up access to the Gallery and Web media Windows OS usersOverview Kodak Gallery Web Media Settings Save Click the following for on-screen setup instructionsClick Save at the bottom of the screen Go to on page 12 to start configuring your frame MAC OS usersHow to connect to your Gallery account How to add or edit a Web feed To add a new feedClick Add Add/Edit page appearsSetting up for wireless operation Setting up for wireless operation Assign a photo feed name Click Save at the bottom Frame’s Home screen and Web media list. SeeTo preview a feed, click next to the feed name Preview Edit DeleteEnjoying your pictures immediately Viewing on your frameInserting a memory card Connecting a digital camera or other USB device Viewing the Home screen Home screen iconsAccessing your pictures and videos Tap Home, then Pictures and VideosAll connected sources are displayed Or, tap OK to view thumbnails, folders, etcViewing pictures and videos View a single picture and thumbnailsTo view your pictures as thumbnails Or Play slide showSaving your favorite slide show for easy access Playing a slide showScroll forward/backward quickly Other slide show informationViewing thumbnails multi-up Viewing a single pictureThere are two ways to view your pictures as thumbnails Icons or from single view, tap ThumbnailsViewing pictures by filename Tap SavePlaying music Doing more with your frameTap OK. Tap Actions → Copy or Delete → OK Playing a video Play, pause, and resume the video Rewind / fast forwardPrinting to a PictBridge enabled printer Printing picturesPrinting begins Tap Print, then Yes to start printingManually changing USB connection mode Highlight a picture to copy Copying on your framePicture is copied Deleting pictures Selecting multiple pictures Select/Unselect allCheck mark appears on the selected picture Select allUsing wireless mode What are the wireless features of my frame?Setting up your frame for wireless operation Wireless networking and the InternetViewing pictures/videos wirelessly Before you proceedViewing Gallery/Web media content Play slide shows of Kodak Gallery albums seeViewing Web feeds on your frame Viewing Kodak Gallery picturesTo see all pictures from the Gallery Automatically receiving My Friends Albums To see the shared pictures right awaySelect a marked album from the Gallery list and tap OK To see the shared pictures laterTurning off auto-receive and notification Sharing pictures wirelessly Adding a new email addressEnter the email address Assign a nickname optional to the new email addressAddress to your share list see page 40. Tap Share Sharing your picturesSelect. Tap Select all to send to everyone on your list Copying wirelessly to/from your computer Click Help Drag and dropFor more Here Viewer Here Drag Info Pane Drop Zone ShowCopying pictures from Easyshare software Show on your frameBrowse to the frame location to which you are copying Changing settings and more Changing frame settingsSettings menus Setting Options Upgrade firmwareClock and timer Setting Options Slide show optionsScreen Fit or Fill Setting Options Kodak Gallery Device configurationNetwork Or Connect to printer . SeeSetting the clock and timer Manually setting the clockSetting automatic on/off Getting the time from the InternetTap Enable, then Save when you’re done Manually upgrade firmwareUpgrading your firmware Important Do not turn off the frame during the upgrade Upgrade right awayUpgrade later Adding a matte and faceplate Power cableMounting your frame on the wall Change the frame orientation setting Changing your frame orientationChange the stand position and angle OrientationMaintaining your frame and mattes Learning more about your frameCan’t find my network. Why? Frequently asked questionsCan’t find my network computer. Why? Yes, you can Picture frame problemsTry one or more of the following Music doesn’t play Make sure the volume is turned up see Or USB device isConnected USB device is connected securely seePicture frame/computer communications Resetting the clock after losing powerTap OK Screen messages Error duplicate filename Screen message Try one or more of the followingDirectory Support help, atDigital frame specifications AppendixKodak Easyshare W820/W1020 wireless digital frames Important safety instructions Limited warranty Limited warranty coverageLimitations Kodak Easyshare W820/W1020 wireless digital frames FCC compliance and advisoryYour rights Outside the United States and CanadaFCC and Industry Canada Canadian DOC statement Russian GOST-RChina RoHS Korean Class B ITE Licensing From Easyshare Software Frame To/from computer, USB Home About, frame Easyshare Software AppendixScreen Setting Setting first time PictBridge enabled printer, 29 picturesCleaning Running Slide transitions, setting, 47 softwareFeatures on frame, overview, 34 setup Viewing pictures
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W1020 specifications

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