What is Picture Frame Mode? | LOREX Technology L20WD800 instruction

What is Picture Frame Mode?

What is Picture Frame Mode?

Picture Frame Mode is used to display JPG images located on a USB Thumbstick (connected to a USB Port on the side of the monitor).

If you press the PIP button on your remote control, you can view your DVR in a Picture In Picture. This provides you with the ability to view images from your cameras while looking at your pictures.

Benefits!

Business:

•Advertizing

o(ie.)Restaurant: Display a menu with prices o (ie.)Corner Store: Display this weeks specials

•Disguising the Observation System as a regular monitor

•Space saver

Residential:

•Share family photos

•Disguising the Observation System as a Digital Picture Frame

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LOREX Technology L20WD800 manual What is Picture Frame Mode?

Contents

20’’ Wide Screen LCD Monitor Table of Contents What is included in the box? System Shutdown Prompt How do I Startup / Shutdown the system? What do the buttons and connectors on the monitor mean? Benefits How do I connect DIN cameras to the system? How do you connect BNC cameras to the system? What is DVR Mode and how do I use is? Front PanelRemote How do I use the Remote in DVR Mode? How do I use the On-Screen Display Menu? What do the icons on the System Display mean? What are the Display Modes, and how do I use them? BusinessResidential Remote Control only What is PIP and how do I use it? Mouse Reverse PIP DVR Mode Remote Control What is DVR Mode? How do I access DVR Mode?To access DVR Mode from any other Mode Front Panel What is VGA Mode? How do I access and use VGA Mode? To access VGA Mode Front PanelHow to Use VGA Mode What is Component Mode? How do I access and use Component Mode? To access Component Mode Front PanelHow to Use Component Mode with a DVD player What is Picture Frame Mode? How do I access and use Picture Frame Mode? To access Picture Frame Mode Front PanelHow to use Picture Frame Mode What is Installation Guide Mode? How do I access Installation Guide Mode?How to access Installation Guide Mode Front Panel It’s all on the web