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Technical specification. .p.89

General information.. .p.90

• Installing the frame
• Installation du cadre
• Instalación del marco
• Installation des Rahmens
• Installazione del marco
• Installatie
• YcmaHOBka

• Using the frame with a memory card
• Utiliser le cadre avec une carte mémoire
• Utilizar el marco con una tarjeta de memoria
• Verwendung des Rahmens mit einer Speicherkarte
• Utilizzo della cornice con una scheda di memoria
• De fotolijst gebruiken met een geheugen
  -Испобьозане pamku c Kapmoиnamуm

• Using the frame via USB
• Utiliser le cadre via USB
• Utilizar el marco mediante USB
• Verwendung des Ramen via USB
• Utilizzo della cornice tramite USB
• De fotolijst gebruiken via USB
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• Using the frame with a USB flash drive / digital camera.
• Utiliser le cadre avec une clé USB/ un apparéil photo numérique.
• Utilizar el marco con una memoria USB / una cámara digital.

• Verwendung des Rahmens mit einem USB-Stick / mit einer digitalen Kamera.

• Utilizzato della cornice con una chiave tetta USB / una fotocamera digitale.

• De fotolijst gelebruiken met een USB pen/een digitaal fototoestel.
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• Sending pictures from a phone via Bluetooth
• Envoyer des images depuis un téléphone via Bluetooth
• Enviar imagens desde un téléphone mediante Bluetooth
• Senden ausgehend von einem Telefon
• Invio da un Telefono tramite Bluetooth
• Foto's sturen vanaf een telefoon
• Ipepea qomoaapu c meeepoHa unu KIIK

• Using the frame with an NFC phone
• Utiliser le cadre avec un téléphone NFC
• Utilizar el marco con un téléphone NFC

• Verwendung des Rahmens mit einem NFC-Telefon

• Utilizzo della cornice con un Telefono NFC

• De fotolijst gebruiken met een NFC telefoon
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Content

Using the Parrot frame by Szekely for the 1st time.09

Installing the frame. 09

Scrolling through the menus. 09

Using the virtual keypad. 10

Using the Wi-Fi® function 10

Connecting the frame to a Wi-Fi network 10

Accessing the web interface. 10

Receiving pictures by email 11

Display photo albums on line 12

Display pictures stored on a computer. 12

Transfer photos to the Parrot frame by Szekely via Wi-Fi... 12

Using the Bluetooth® function. 13

Pairing the frame with your phone 13

Sending pictures from a Phone or PDA via Bluetooth..... 13

Using the frame with an NFC phone. 13

Sending pictures from a PC via Bluetooth 14

Using the Parrot frame by Szekely via USB 14

Using the frame with a computer. 14

Using the frame with a USB flash drive

digital camera. 14

Using the frame with a memory card. 15

Using the video mode. 15

Sending a video to the frame 15

Managing the pictures. 15

Copying/moving pictures 15

Deleting pictures. 16

Arranging pictures. 16

Preparing a slideshow. 17

Using the Parrot frame by Szekely for the 1st time

Installing the frame

Refer to the diagram p.4.

1. Screw the metal rod into the back of the frame.

If you rotate the frame, the picture displayed turns to match the new position of the frame.

1. Connect the power cable connector to the transformer and plug it into an electrical socket.

The frame automatically switches on.

1. Select your country.

Scrolling through the menus

You can scroll through the menus using the buttons on the back of the frame.

This button allows you to access the main menu and to confirm a selection. It also allows you to enter the context menu on each picture.

Depending on the frame's orientation, these buttons allow you to select a picture or navigate through the context menus.

In slideshow mode, you can also use the navigation buttons to access the context menu.

Depending on the frame's orientation, the left or down buttons also allow you to exit the menus.

You can also navigate through the menus of the frame and browse through your pictures using your PC. To do so, select the icon on the web interface. Refer to the Accessing the web interface section for more information.

Using the virtual keypad

• The virtual keyboard is displayed when you have to enter the WEP or WPA code to establish a connection with your Wi-Fi network. The virtual keyboard is also displayed if you want to modify the

Bluetooth name of the frame or if you want to associate it to a new E-mail address.

• Select a key using the navigation buttons then confirm by pressing the central button.

Key	Functions
←	Delete a character
ABC	Display capital letters
?#...	Display punctuation marks and special characters
OK	Save the text
CANCEL	Go back to previous menu

You can also use the web interface to change the name of the frame. Refer to the Accessing the web interface section for more information.

Using the Wi-Fi function

Connecting the frame to a Wi-Fi network

1. Go to the main menu and select Settings > Wi-Fi > Connection.

The connection window appears.

Depending on the model of your modem or router, you might have to press the synchronisation button. Refer to your device's documentation for more information.

1. Select Configure.

A Wi-Fi network search is launched.

1. Select your network from the provided list or select Others to configure your network manually.
2. Enter your WEP or WPA code using the virtual keyboard then select OK.

You are now connected to your Wi-Fi network.
Once the connection has been established, a window appears containing all the information relating to the Wi-Fi connection.

• Once the connection has been established, you have the possibility to activate / deactivate the connection. You can do that by selecting Settings > Wi-Fi > Connection > Activate / Deactivate.

Accessing the web interface

In order to access the web interface, make sure that your PC is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the frame.

1. Read the IP address assigned to your frame. To do so, select Settings > Info.
2. Launch your web browser and enter the IP address in the address bar.

Refer to the Connecting the frame to a Wi-Fi network section for more information.

Receiving pictures by email

We advise you to create a specific email address for your frame.
For more information about the compatible mail servers, refer to our website www.parrot.com, compatibility section.

1. On the web interface, click on
2. In the Email account space, click on New to associate an email address with frame.
3. Enter your connection identifiers in the corresponding fields. Refer to your email service documentation for information on the server and the protocol.

All the pictures that you receive on this email account from now on can be accessed via the frame, by selecting Route > Directory > Email.

You can also associate an email address directly from the frame. To do so, select Settings > Wi-Fi > Email > Add an Email account.

Display photo albums on line

RSS Feed

An RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed is a flow of free content coming from internet sites. Thanks to RSS feeds and photo management and sharing tools on line such as Flickr™ or Picasa™, photo albums published on the website can be displayed on your frame. Once the RSS feed is associated to your frame, the photos are automatically updated.

For more information, go to:

• http://www.flickr.com

• http://picasa.google.com

• Create an account on a photo server and mark the identifier associated with the album that you wish to display on the frame or note down the URL for the RSS flow associated with this album.

• On the web interface, click on
• In the Registered feeds space, click on New to associate an RSS flow with the frame.
• Select your photo server, enter the identifier associated with the selected album then the password if necessary or enter the URL address of the RSS feed.
• Click on Save.

The images contained in the associated album can then be accessed on the frame by selecting Route > Directory > RSS Flow.

You can also associate RSS feeds directly from the frame by selecting Adjustments > Wi-Fi > RSS > Add new flow.

Display pictures stored on a computer

1. On your computer, activate sharing on the pictures directories you wish to display on the frame.
2. On the web interface, click on
3. Click on Add a share and select your computer. > The pictures contained in the shared directory are accessible from then on the frame.

You can also associate a computer directly from the frame. To do so, select Settings > Wi-Fi > PC connection > Add a share.

Transfer photos to the frame via Wi-Fi

1. If you are using:

2. a PC, click on Start > Network Favourites > Entire network > Microsoft Windows Network

3. a Mac, select Go > Network.

4. Double-click on the Frames directory.

   You will access the content of the frame.

You can also transfer your images on a peripheral connected to frame.

1. Transfer the pictures into the Internal Memory file.

Using the Bluetooth function

Pairing the frame with your phone

Depending on the model of your phone / computer, this phase might be optional. However, it will enable you to send your photos to the frame more quickly.

1. Ensure that Bluetooth is activated on the frame.
   To do so, press the central button and select Settings > Bluetooth > Enabled.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone / computer then search for Bluetooth devices. Refer to the user guide of your device for more information.
3. Select Parrot_Specchio in the list of Bluetooth devices proposed by your phone / computer.
4. On your phone / computer, enter the code 0000.

Your two devices are now paired.

Sending pictures from a Phone or PDA via Bluetooth

1. Ensure that Bluetooth is activated on the frame.
   To do so, press the central button and select Settings > Bluetooth > Enabled.
2. Activate Bluetooth on your phone / PDA.
3. On your phone/PDA, go to the Pictures menu. Select a picture and choose "Send via Bluetooth". Your device starts searching for Bluetooth peripherals.
4. Once the search has finished, select Parrot_Specchio.
5. If your device prompts you to enter a code, type 0000.

The picture is then sent to the frame.

Several pictures can be sent at a time, though this feature will depend on your device.

Using the frame with an NFC phone

To send a picture to the frame from an NFC phone:

1. On your phone, select the picture you want to send.

2. Touch the frame with your phone:

3. on the top left of the frame if it is in landscape mode

4. on the top right of the frame if it is in portrait mode.

A confirmation message is displayed on your phone.

1. Select Yes.

Sending pictures from a PC via Bluetooth

(Windows, Linux)

1. Ensure that Bluetooth is activated on the frame. To do so, press the central button and select Settings > Bluetooth > Enabled.
2. Activate the Bluetooth feature on your computer.
3. Right-click on the picture that you wish to send and choose «Send via Bluetooth».

   Your PC will search for any nearby Bluetooth peripherals.

4. Select Parrot_Specchio.
5. Type 0000 if your PC prompts you to enter a code.

It is also possible to send pictures from a Mac.

Using the Parrot frame by Szekely via USB

Refer to the diagrams p.05.

Using the frame with a computer

• To send pictures from a computer via USB:

• Connect the frame to your PC with the USB cable.

  The computer detects a new device.

• Copy your JPEG pictures to the frame as if you were using a USB flash drive.
• Disconnect the cable from the frame.

To disconnect the frame from your computer, double click on the "Safely remove hardware" icon located at the bottom right of your task bar.

• Once connected to your computer, your frame works as a USB flash drive. It means that you can copy, move, rename and delete the pictures stored in the frame.

Using the frame with a USB flash drive / digital camera

1. Insert your USB flash drive in the USB port located at the back of the frame or connect your digital camera using the USB cable provided with your camera. Refer to your

digital camera user guide for more information.

The JPEG pictures stored in the USB flash drive or in the memory of the digital camera are displayed.

1. Press the central button and select Browse > Directory > USB.

You can now navigate through the content of your USB flash drive or digital camera using the navigation buttons and select a picture using the central button.
You can then display, rotate, select, copy or move the picture.

Refer to the Managing the pictures section for more information.

Using the frame with a memory card

Refer to the diagrams p.05.

1. Insert the memory card into the appropriate slot.

   The JPEG pictures stored in the memory card are displayed.

2. Press the central button and select Browse > Directory

   Memory card.
   You can now navigate through the content of your memory card using the navigation buttons and select a picture using the central button.
   You can then display, rotate, select, copy or move the picture.

Using the video mode

Sending a video to the frame

You can transfer videos in 3GP formats to the frame as if you were sending a picture.

Refer to the sections concerning the image transfer for more information.

Watching a video

• While navigating through the content of a directory, you can play a video by pressing the central button and selecting the Play option.
• In slideshow mode, you can activate the automatic reading. To do so, select Slideshow > Video > Play.

Managing the pictures

Copying / moving pictures

Pictures you can see in the USB, SD Card and RSS feed directories are not memorized in the internal memory of the frame. The frame allows you to copy or move these pictures into its internal memory. You can also copy / move your pictures from or to an USB flash drive or a memory card. To do so:

1. Press the central button and select Browse > Directory then select the directory containing the pictures to copy / move.

2. Select the picture you want to copy / move and press the central button.

3. If you only want to copy / move one picture:

a. Select the Copy or Move option.
b. Select the directory in which you want to copy / move the picture.
c. Press the central button.

• If you want to copy / move several pictures:

a. Choose the Select option on each picture.
>A icon is displayed on the picture.
b. On the last picture you want to copy / move, select the Copy or Move option.
c. Select the directory in which you want to copy / move the pictures.
d. Press the central button.

Deleting pictures

1. Press the central button and select Browse > Directory then select the directory containing the pictures to delete.

2. Select the picture you want to delete then press the central button.

3. If you only want to delete one picture:
   a. Select the Delete option.
   > A confirmation message is displayed.
   b. Select Yes.

4. If you want to delete several pictures:
   a. Choose the Select option on each picture.
   b. On the last picture you want to delete, select the Delete option
   > A confirmation message is displayed.
   c. Select Yes.

Arranging pictures

Pictures are sorted by directory, by date or depending on your preferences. To access pictures, press the central button and select Browse.

• The Directory option allows you to access the pictures sorted by type of transfer.

• The Date option allows you to access the pictures sorted by date.

• The Customized option allows you to arrange pictures from every directory.

• Select one or several pictures then select the Classify option.

A cursor appears to indicate the picture position.

1. Use the cursor and press the central button to select the new pictures location.

Preparing a slideshow

• Press the central button and select Slideshow.

• The following options are available to create your slideshow:

• Browsing mode: visualize your pictures sorted by directory, by date or depending on your preferences.

• Timer: defines the slideshow display time.

Select the None option if you want to deactivate the slideshow.

• Transition: defines the transition effect between the photos in your slideshow.
• Video: activates / deactivates the automatic reading of videos during slideshows.

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$$ \therefore \vert l k y \vert = \vert k l \vert $$

$$ \therefore \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} \text {a g l} $$

$$ . \Delta \text {g a w} \Delta j \Delta l \Delta i \Delta j \Delta l \Delta u \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l \Delta l $$

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