Yur.Photo 7B2 - Digital photo frame YURAKU - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Yur.Photo 7B2 YURAKU

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YURAKU®

Yur.Photo 7B2

Yur.Photo 85B2

Yur. Photo 9B2

User's Manual

version1.5

Please read this manual before operating

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For 7", 8.5" and 9" Models

Important Safety Instructions

WARNING:

Do not expose this device to water or moisture.

The device should be situated away from sources of high heat such as radiators or stoves.

The device should be connected to a power supply only of the type described in the operating instructions or as marked on the unit.

Care should be taken so that objects are not placed on, nor liquids spilled on or inside the device.

The user should not attempt to service the device beyond those means described in these operating instructions. All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personnel.

Note: Photos and illustrations in the manual might differ from the actual product due the changeable frame designs.

Getting Started

Locating Controls and Connections

1. LCD screen
2. SD/MMC/MS/XD memory slot
3. Power DCIN Jack
4. SKIP-BACKWARD(◀)
5. SKIP-FORWARD(▶)
6. ROTATE: Use to rotate the photo.
7. 16:9/4:3: Use to switch among Wide Screen 16:9, AutoZoom Regular Screen 4:3.
8. SLIDE SHOW ON/OFF
9. Stand

Illustration

7" model

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8.5"and 9" model

1 2 2 3 4 9 8 7 6 5

1. Retractable keypad
2. Key holes for wall mount.
3. Stand screw hole
4. LOCK SLOT: for connection of lockable chain lock.
5. Power on/off indicating LED
6. Screen brightness adjustment knob
7. POWER ON/OFF
8. USB Slot
9. DC power input

Positioning

Placing the Photo Frame

You can place this Photoframe on a flat surface or hang it on the wall.

Place on a flat surface

1. Screw in the stand to the stand screw hole on the back of the Photoframe.

2. Adjust the stand position for vertical or horizontal placement, tighten the screw.

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Hang on the wall

1. Insert a screw into your desired spot on the wall.

2. Place one of the KEYHOLES, depending on your desired Frame orientation, over the screw and hang the Frame.

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Horizontal

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Vertical

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(The photo automatically turns 90 degree as the Photoframe turns 90 Degree on the left side)

Getting Started

Using the Key Pad

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To use the key pad, just pull it out all the way.

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Tohide the key pad, simply push it back.

Memory cards

Using Card Reader and USB

1. Insert the memory card into the slot of the Photoframe, making sure that the metal contacts of the memory card is facing the front of the Frame.

2. To remove, simply pull out the card.

Metal contacts on the memory card SD/MS/MMC/XD

Note:

If you use Memory Stick Pro, a Memory Stick Pro-to- Memory Stick adaptor must be used otherwise the card can be stuck in the slot.

USB

Insert the USB into the USB slot on the Photoframe.

ON + + OFF Power USB Host DO NOT BY LOCK BLOT AUTO

Getting Started

Using the AC Adaptor

This Photoframe can be powered by AC through the supplied switching power AC adaptor.

Connect the AC adaptor to your Photoframe as illustrated below, There are two inputsockets (DC 12VIN) for accepting the plug from AC

DC input 12V To home power output source DC input 12V Use this DC input when the frame in wall-mounted

adaptor.

Note

■ Always turn off the Photoframe before connecting or disconnecting the
AC cord.
■ Only use the AC adaptorsupplied with this player. Using a different type of adaptor may cause malfunction or damage to the product.
■ When the AC adaptor is used for prolonged period of time, the adaptor may heat up, this is normal and is not a cause for concern.
■ When not using the adaptor, unplug it from the outlet.

Viewing Photos

Viewing Photos

1. Insert one end of the ACADAPTER into DC IN, and the other end into an electrical outlet.
2. Slide ON/OFF to the "ON" position. The POWER INDICATOR illuminates.
3. Adjust the screen brightness using the Brightness Adjustment Knob on the back of the frame.

Note: if the brightness setting is at the minimum, the screen is dark.

1. Insert your memory card into SD/MMC/MS/xD. Or, insert your USB stick into USBHOST. Your photos appear on the display with slideshow.

Note:

If both memory card and USB are inserted, the Frame plays memory
◆ card. Compatible image format: JPEG

Viewing Photos

Turning Off/On Slideshow

Press 📄, to turn off and turn on slide show. With the Slideshow turned off, you can browse the photo manually by pressing 🎥 to view the next photo and 🎥 to view the previous photo. With the Slideshow turned on, the photos display automatically.

Viewing in 4:3, Automatic Zoom and 16:9 Mode

You can view the photo in three modes in sequence: 4:3, automatic

zoom and 16:9 (widescreen) modes by repeatedly pressing

◆ 4:3 mode: the photo is displayed in original size.
- Automatic Zoom: the photo is zoomed to fill the whole screen. Portion (top and bottom) of the original photo will be cut off from the screen. If the original photo is too small, the automatic zoom will have no or little effect.
◆ 16:9 mode: the photo is stretched to fill 16:9 widescreen, this results in image distortion. Some newer digital camera can shoot 16:9 format, viewing in 16:9 mode will appear normal.

Rotating Your Photos

You can rotate your photos to view them at different angles.

1. Select your desired photo.
2. Repeatedly press
   to rotate the photo to your desired angle.

Removing and Installing Decorative Frame

Installing Decorative Frame

1. Insert the two anchor tabs on the top of main unit into the two matching holding slots of the decorative frame, make sure tabs are fully inserted.

Anchor Tab Anchor Tab

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1. Bring the main unit and the decorative frame together, and press down the main unit until the two lock tabs clicked into place.

Lock Tab Lock Tab

Press down

Removing Decorative Frame

1. Simultaneously press down the twolock tabs meanwhile pushes away the decorative frame from the unit.

Press down

1. Separate the decorative frame from the main unit.

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Connecting Locks

The Photoframe has areceptacle (slot) to accept a locking cable to keep it secure in high-traffic areas, such as in-store product demonstration.

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Troubleshooting

Symptom	Check
No display	1. Make sure the AC Power cord is securely plugged into an active AC outlet.2. Check Power switch is at ON position.3. Check the Brightness Adjustment knob is not set at the minimum.
No photos displayed while Memory Card or USB stick has been inserted.	1. Remove and insert Memory Card or USB and make sure they are properly inserted in place.2. Make sure the image files are in correct format (JPEG).

Specifications

General	Response time 30ms
	Power Requirements	Input:100~240V AC
	Power Consumption	Max 8Watt
	Operating Temperature Range	+10°C~ +40°C
	Operating Voltage	12V DC
Compatible Memory Cards	SD/MMC/MS/XD card up to 4GB
Photo Formats Supported	JPEG
A.C Adaptor	IN: 100~240VAC OUT: 12V/1.25A

Display	TFT-LCD Size Resolution
	7”	480 x 3(RGB) x 234
	8.5”	480 x 3(RGB) x 234
	9”	640 x 220

■ Specifications are subject to change without notice. While efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, the manufacturer will not be held liable for any inaccuracies or errors in the information contained within.

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