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Kodak W1020 Picture frame/computer communications, Resetting the clock after losing power, Tap OK

Models: W1020

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Troubleshooting and support

Resetting the clock after losing power

If you turn off the power on the frame or otherwise lose power for half a day or more, the clock time returns to the factory setting and the automatic on/off times, if set, are disabled.

■When you turn the frame back on, the set time screen appears on the frame.

■Slide to set the hour. Tap the left/right arrows to highlight the previous or next setting (hour and minutes), then slide to adjust the setting.

■Tap OK.

The Home screen appears. The time is reset and the automatic on/off times (if set) are re-enabled. It is not necessary to reset the on/off times.

NOTE: If you exit the set time screen without setting the time, you can manually reset the clock and re-enable the automatic on/off times (see page 49). It is not necessary to reset the on/off times.

Picture frame/computer communications

If...

Try one or more of the following

Cannot copy pictures to my

■ Make sure your frame and computer are on.

computer.

■ Make sure to install the software that was packaged with

Cannot see my frame as a

your frame (see page 9) and copy pictures between your

frame and computer using the EASYSHARE Digital Display

removable drive.

Software (page 42).

 

 

■ Make sure the USB cable is securely connected (page 20).

 

■ Make sure the power button on the frame is On (page ii).

 

 

Cannot copy pictures from

■ Make sure your frame and computer are on.

KODAK EASYSHARE

■ Make sure the USB cable is securely connected (page 20).

Software.

■ Make sure to install the software that was packaged with

 

 

your frame (page 9).

 

■ From My Collection in EASYSHARE Software, make sure the

 

pictures are in the Picture Tray.

 

 

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W1020 specifications

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