Kodak 4H6784, S710 Back panel buttons and connectors

Product features

www.kodak.com/go/support i

Back panel buttons and connectors

1 See Attaching the power cable, page 1.

2 See Viewing pictures from a memory card or USB device, page 12.

Power

button

USB connector2

Memory card slots2

DC-in1

Health Check

button

Contents

Main Page Back panel buttons and connectors ii Touch screen icons/buttons Table of contents 1 3 Doing more with your frame ...............................................................17 4 Troubleshooting and support ..............................................................24 Page 1 Attaching the power cable Turning your frame on and off Setting your language Connecting to your wireless network Using the network setup wizard Page Page Page Advanced network setup Is your frame already set up? Activating your frame Adding pictures to your frame 2 Viewing pictures from internal memory 12 Viewing pictures Viewing pictures from a memory card or USB device Turn on the frame. Insert a memory card or connect a USB device with pictures. *IMPORTANT: Do not insert an MS Duo or MS PRO Duo card in the top slot. It may be difficult to remove. Page 14 Viewing pictures Navigating through your pictures Changing play speed and transition type Viewing pictures as a collage 3 Using your online account Receiving and viewing pictures from friends Receiving pictures from friends Viewing pictures from friends Page Deleting pictures Copying pictures to internal memory Maintaining your frame Cleaning your frame Checking your frame information Page 4 Getting help on your digital frame Help button Wireless network connection problems Troubleshooting and support Picture frame problems 26 Troubleshooting and support Learning more about your frame NOTE: Do not insert an MS Duo or MS PRO Duo card in the top slot. It may be difficult to remove. www.kodak.com/go/support 27 5 Digital frame specifications For more specifications, go to www.kodak.com/go/digitalframesupport. Important safety instructions Additional care and maintenance Limited warranty Limited warranty coverage Limitations Your rights Outside the United States and Canada Regulatory compliance and advisory FCC compliance and advisory Page N137 Page Index 1