Inserting a card or camera, Insert a memory card | Kodak SV-710

Getting started

Inserting a card or camera

■Insert a memory card.

■Connect a digital camera or other USB device.

SV models

a)

a)

CompactFlash

MicroDrive

Secure Digital Memory Stick xD MultiMedia Card

EX models

b)

a)USB cable included with your USB device.

b)USB adapter cable included with your EX model picture frame.

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Kodak SV-710, EX-1011, SV-811, EX-811 manual Inserting a card or camera, Insert a memory card

Contents

Kodak EasyShare Digital picture frame User’s guide Eastman Kodak Company Rochester, New York Front View Back/Left Side ViewLCD screen Faceplate Top/Right Side View 3 4 5 6 Table of contents Table of contents Table of contents Installing the software Getting started Using the remote control Activating the remote controlStoring the remote control Using the remote control buttons First, turn on the power switch on the frameButton Press to Setting up your picture frame Connecting the power cableButtons and controls Inserting a card or camera Insert a memory card Setting your language Turning on the frameViewing your first slide show Viewing pictures and videos Running a slide showViewing thumbnails Viewing a single picture Playing a videoPress Choosing a different picture location You can view pictures from different locations or sources Connecting to your computer Doing more with your frameCopying pictures on your frame Copying between your frame and computer Copying pictures to/from your computer Copying pictures from EasyShare softwareOn your computer, open My Computer or Windows Explorer Select the frame location to which you are copying Deleting pictures/videos Selecting multiple pictures/videosSelecting one at a time Press to highlight Delete, then press OK Connecting the frame to a PictBridge enabled printer Printing picturesSelecting all Printing from a PictBridge enabled printer Manually changing connection modeMode you need, printer or computer. See Turn on the printer. Turn on the frame Playing music Play all songs. Then press OKPress to return to your picture or slide show Changing frame settings Settings menusSetting Options Upgrade firmware Setting Options Viewing options Clock and timerBrightness Kodak Gallery Upgrading your firmware Press OK Using Wi-Fi mode-EX models only What are some of the wireless features of my frame?Wireless networking and the Internet Setting up your frame for wireless operation Perform the setup Make sure your computer and router are on Viewing pictures over your wireless network Set up your network at a later time Setting up your Gallery account Viewing pictures from the GalleryPress Home . Kodak Gallery appears on the Home screen Follow the prompts to choose the pictures, then press OK Copying pictures to your computer-wirelessly Creating My SlideshowSelect Set as My Slideshow, then press OK Glossary of common wireless network terms Device-to-device-See Ad Hoc Using Wi-Fi mode-EX models only Using Wi-Fi mode-EX models only Using Wi-Fi mode-EX models only Picture frame problems Picture frame/computer communicationsTry one or more of the following Wireless network connection EX models Problem Possible causes and/or solutions Problem Possible causes and/or solutions Program included with the router Screen messages Screen message Try one or more of the following Check your printer for more info Digital frame specifications Battery, remote controlAppendix Color display Kodak EasyShare digital picture frame Power Other featuresCommunication with computer Important safety instructions Appendix Limited warranty Limited warranty coverageLimitations Your rights Outside the United States and Canada FCC compliance and advisory FCC and Industry Canada N137 Canadian DOC statement Licensing Index Setup Playing Name, frame Network, wireless setupAssign a name Inserting, 5 slots, i types Portrait, set orientation, 17 power Activating, 2 battery type, 34 holderCleaning Selecting more than one, 12 viewing Slide transitions, setting, 17 software Volume, adjust, ii, 3Stop First slide show