6.16Display Time

This function is used to select the period of time that the image is displayed. The range is from seconds to hours via the pull down menu. See Figure 11.

Figure 11 – Display Time

Note: If you want to apply similar settings to more than one or all images, highlight the images desired or Select ALL from the edit menu.

6.17Text Caption

For each image you can type in a text caption that will imprint over the image. A multitude of controls are provided so that the caption can be displayed for the desired look. This allows you to annotate each image to provide intrigue, additional attention, or explanation. Text Captions include the following settings and controls:

9Text Font Type

9Text Font Size

9Text Color

9Text Justification

9Background Color

9Position in Display

9Caption Style (Transparent, Translucent)

After inserting the desired text, use the onscreen controls to adjust as desired. See the Figure above.

11.5.3 Fill Memory with Images

Use this function to automatically upload images from a USB device and append them to the existing slideshow. The MemoryFrame will automatically scan for JPEG images on the USB storage device, upload and store them in internal memory until memory is full, and display them as part of the existing slideshow. Once the upload is complete, the slideshow will begin to play, and the USB device can be removed. If no device is attached when selecting this function, you will get a message that says “Device Empty/Not Connected.”

11.5.4 Replace Memory with Images

Use this function to automatically upload images from a USB device, and replace the existing slideshow. The MemoryFrame will automatically scan for JPEG images on the USB storage device, upload, and store them in internal memory until memory is full, and display them as a new slideshow. Once the upload is complete, the slideshow will begin to play, and the USB device can be removed. If no device is attached when selecting this function, you will get a message that says “Device Empty/Not Connected”.

11.5.5 Import Individual Images

Use this function to view and upload images from a USB memory device. The MemoryFrame will scan the USB device for JPEG images, presenting them on the display in thumbnail format. Use the Forward (►) and Reverse (◄) buttons to scroll through the images. The middle image is the current thumbnail. Once a desired image is in the middle location, use the Select button to upload the image to internal memory.

Note: On any menu that has thumbnail images, the menus may take a few moments to appear, and you cannot move the highlight until the image has completely appeared.

11.5.6 Play Images from USB Port

Using either the “Preferences” menu option or the "Play External Slideshow" special button setting, images will be played in a slideshow format using JPEG files on the USB Mass Storage Device Up to 400 images will be played from the external source.

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1862-MF-61-7 specifications

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