Kodak W1020 manual Table of contents

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Table of contents
1	Getting started	1
	Setting up your frame	1
	Turning on/off your frame	2
	Using your frame’s Quick touch borders	3
	Setting your language	4
	Connecting to your wireless network	4
2	Setting up for wireless operation	5
	Connecting to your wireless network	5
	Installing the software: PCs only	9
	Verifying computer/device connections	10
	Setting up access to the Gallery and Web media	11
3 Viewing on your frame		19
	Enjoying your pictures immediately!	19
	Inserting a memory card	19
	Connecting a digital camera or other USB device	20
	Viewing the Home screen	21
	Accessing your pictures and videos	22
	Viewing pictures and videos	23
	Playing a slide show	24
	Viewing thumbnails (multi-up)	25
	Viewing a single picture	25
	Viewing pictures by filename	26
4 Doing more with your frame		27
	Playing music	27
	Playing a video	28
	Printing pictures	29
	Copying on your frame	31
	Deleting pictures	32
	Selecting multiple pictures	33
www.kodak.com/go/support		iii

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Contents Kodak Easyshare W820/W1020 wireless Digital framesEastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Back/Right View Front ViewBack/Side View USB connector to computerTable of contents Setting up your frame for wireless operation Setting up the stand Setting up your frameStand pull to adjust the frame angle for best viewing Getting startedTurning on/off your frame Attaching the power cableTouch tips Using your frame’s Quick touch bordersDon’t hover, borders can be sensitive Slide on bottom border onlyConnecting to your wireless network Setting your languageTo use the Quick Touch Borders, see Save Slider arrowsScanning for available wireless networks screen appears Setting up for wireless operationAvailable wireless networks are listed Backspace erases text Tap Done when finishedRight border tap only Text box Slider Select Previous or next row Slider arrowsImportant Do not select Scan now yet. See Installation is complete Installing the software PCs onlyVerifying computer/device connections Windows OS users Setting up access to the Gallery and Web mediaClick Save at the bottom of the screen Click the following for on-screen setup instructionsOverview Kodak Gallery Web Media Settings Save MAC OS users Go to on page 12 to start configuring your frameHow to connect to your Gallery account To add a new feed How to add or edit a Web feedClick Add Add/Edit page appearsSetting up for wireless operation Setting up for wireless operation Frame’s Home screen and Web media list. See Assign a photo feed name Click Save at the bottomTo preview a feed, click next to the feed name Preview Edit DeleteInserting a memory card Viewing on your frameEnjoying your pictures immediately Connecting a digital camera or other USB device Home screen icons Viewing the Home screenTap Home, then Pictures and Videos Accessing your pictures and videosAll connected sources are displayed Or, tap OK to view thumbnails, folders, etcView a single picture and thumbnails Viewing pictures and videosTo view your pictures as thumbnails Or Play slide showPlaying a slide show Saving your favorite slide show for easy accessScroll forward/backward quickly Other slide show informationViewing a single picture Viewing thumbnails multi-upThere are two ways to view your pictures as thumbnails Icons or from single view, tap ThumbnailsTap Save Viewing pictures by filenameTap OK. Tap Actions → Copy or Delete → OK Doing more with your framePlaying music Play, pause, and resume the video Rewind / fast forward Playing a videoPrinting pictures Printing to a PictBridge enabled printerPrinting begins Tap Print, then Yes to start printingManually changing USB connection mode Picture is copied Copying on your frameHighlight a picture to copy Deleting pictures Select/Unselect all Selecting multiple picturesCheck mark appears on the selected picture Select allWhat are the wireless features of my frame? Using wireless modeSetting up your frame for wireless operation Wireless networking and the InternetBefore you proceed Viewing pictures/videos wirelesslyPlay slide shows of Kodak Gallery albums see Viewing Gallery/Web media contentTo see all pictures from the Gallery Viewing Kodak Gallery picturesViewing Web feeds on your frame To see the shared pictures right away Automatically receiving My Friends AlbumsSelect a marked album from the Gallery list and tap OK To see the shared pictures laterTurning off auto-receive and notification Adding a new email address Sharing pictures wirelesslyEnter the email address Assign a nickname optional to the new email addressSelect. Tap Select all to send to everyone on your list Sharing your picturesAddress to your share list see page 40. Tap Share Copying wirelessly to/from your computer Drag and drop Click HelpFor more Here Viewer Here Drag Info Pane Drop Zone ShowShow on your frame Copying pictures from Easyshare softwareBrowse to the frame location to which you are copying Changing frame settings Changing settings and moreSettings menus Setting Options Upgrade firmwareScreen Fit or Fill Setting Options Slide show optionsClock and timer Device configuration Setting Options Kodak GalleryNetwork Or Connect to printer . SeeManually setting the clock Setting the clock and timerSetting automatic on/off Getting the time from the InternetUpgrading your firmware Manually upgrade firmwareTap Enable, then Save when you’re done Upgrade later Upgrade right awayImportant Do not turn off the frame during the upgrade Mounting your frame on the wall Power cableAdding a matte and faceplate Changing your frame orientation Change the frame orientation settingChange the stand position and angle OrientationLearning more about your frame Maintaining your frame and mattesCan’t find my network computer. Why? Frequently asked questionsCan’t find my network. Why? Try one or more of the following Picture frame problemsYes, you can Or USB device is Music doesn’t play Make sure the volume is turned up seeConnected USB device is connected securely seeTap OK Resetting the clock after losing powerPicture frame/computer communications Screen messages Screen message Try one or more of the following Error duplicate filenameDirectory Support help, atAppendix Digital frame specificationsKodak Easyshare W820/W1020 wireless digital frames Important safety instructions Limited warranty coverage Limited warrantyLimitations FCC compliance and advisory Kodak Easyshare W820/W1020 wireless digital framesYour rights Outside the United States and CanadaFCC and Industry Canada Russian GOST-R Canadian DOC statementChina RoHS Korean Class B ITE Licensing Screen About, frame Easyshare Software AppendixFrom Easyshare Software Frame To/from computer, USB Home PictBridge enabled printer, 29 pictures Setting Setting first timeCleaning Running Slide transitions, setting, 47 softwareFeatures on frame, overview, 34 setup Viewing pictures

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W1020 specifications

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