Troubleshooting and support

I didn’t connect to my network the first time I turned on my frame. Can I do it now?

Yes, you can.

1Tap Home → Settings . Slide to highlight Network, then tap Select.

2Highlight Scan for wireless networks, then tap OK.

3Continue with step 1 on page 5.

Picture frame problems

If...

Try one or more of the following

Frame cannot connect

■ Make sure you have a wireless router and that it is broadcasting

to the wireless network

the SSID, or enter the SSID manually.

—“Wireless network

■ Make sure you are within the operating range of the network.

not found” appears.

Move the frame into the same room with the router.

 

■ Make sure your frame is using the latest firmware. Check

 

www.kodak.com/go/digitalframesupport for updates.

 

■ If your network security is enabled (See page 8), enter your security

 

key (WEP or WPA). The person who set up your network can help

 

you with this information.

 

 

Frame does not

■ Make sure the power cable that was included with your frame is

turn on.

connected securely (see page 2).

 

■ Unplug the power cable for 5 seconds, then reconnect the cable.

 

Press and hold the power button (for about 2 seconds), then

 

release.

 

 

www.kodak.com/go/support

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Kodak W1020, W820 manual Picture frame problems, Yes, you can, Try one or more of the following
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W820, W1020 specifications

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