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Model: GN-711W
GiiNii 7” Wedge Digital Picture Frame
User Guide
Edition V1.0
www.giinii.com
© 2008 GiiNii International
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Table of Content CHAPTER 1: HOW TO GET STARTED!................................................................. 5 CONNECTING TO POWER AND TURN ON TO PLAY ...................................................... 5 FUNCTIONAL BUTTONS............................................................................................ 5 LED INDICATOR...................................................................................................... 6 ON SCREEN NAVIGATION ...............................
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Dear Customer: Thank you for bringing our GiiNii digital picture frame into your home. Now you can view your growing digital picture library in stunning clarity and share great memories with friends and family. To get the most out of your new GiiNii product, please read through this entire Owner’s Manual before using. Chapter 1: How to Get Started. Chapter 2: Menu Options. Chapter 3: Frequently Asked Questions. Also, please check out our online video tutorials on HOW TO START and H
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Key Features: • 7’’ LCD Wide Screen with 800*480 resolution TM • EnerGiiNii provides three intelligent ways of power consumption management. When EnerGiiNii On is enabled, this unit will automatically operate at low power consumption during nighttime (21:00PM~7:00AM), and will automatically resume normal during daytime (7:00AM ~21:00PM) • Built-in 512MB memory to store your pictures • Supports the most popular memory cards: SD, MMC, XD and MS • Connects to your PC picture library using t
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Chapter 1: How to Get Started! Connecting to Power and Turn on to play The power connector is on the lower left side of the GiiNii Digital Picture Frame. Insert the small jack into the device, then plug the AC cord into an electrical outlet. In some cases, you may need to slip on the double-plug attachment on to the adapter before plugging into the wall socket. Press G button to turn on the picture frame, and play your favorite Photo / Music / Movie freely. Functional Buttons The button
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Buttons Description 1. Power button: Hold and press to Power on/off G 2. Slideshow button: Press to Slideshow in any mode Up Items move up and move right Down Items move down or move left 1. Confirm selection 2. Play or Pause in Music and Movie mode OK 3. Press and hold to fast forward in music and movie mode Go back to previous menu Exit LED Indicator LED Color Status Description Green EnerGiiNii mode Orange Work normally Red Power off On Screen Navigation Another
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right side of the picture frame. Simply follow the on-screen icons to change any option you have selected. Inserting a Memory Card Your picture frame is equipped with 512MB internal memory and three pre- loaded photos. The photos will automatically start playing when there is no memory card inserted or no supported files in internal memory. To play your own content, insert a memory card containing photos, music, or movies into the card slot on the side of your picture frame. Or, you c
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Helpful Tips • This device supports following memory cards: SD, MMC, MS and XD • This picture frame supports MP3 and WMV music formats • This picture frame supports AVI / MOV video format • For further information on supported memory card types and file formats, please refer the Product Specifications. Chapter 2: Menu Options Chapter 2: Menu Options 1 Calendar • In this main menu, select Calendar, press OK to enter. • Press Up or Down to view month. It will automatica
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• Use Up or Down to view from this month to next or previous. Pressing OK can bring you to current month. • In current month, press OK to go back to Calendar menu. 2 Clock • In main menu, select Clock, press OK to enter. a. Clock Display: • There are three different skins for clock display, use Up or Down to select, and press OK to display Clock in full screen. • In full screen mode, press Up or Down to switch in different skins for clock display. Press OK to go back to Clock men
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b. Alarm Setting • There are four items for Alarm Setting: AM/PM, Hour, Minute, On/Off. • Press OK to enter, and use Up or Down to process your favorite setting. 3 Photo • In main menu, select Photo, press OK to enter. • Press Up or Down to select a photo. • Photos will automatically slide one by one when Up or Down is pressed and held. 10
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• There are six items for you to edit photos: Color effects, Contrast, Brightness, Delete, Rotate, Ratio. Color Effects: Normal, Blake and White, Sepia Contrast: Contrast Low, Normal to High Brightness: Darker, Normal, Brighter Delete: Yes or No Rotate: Rotation (None) ﹐Rotation+90 ﹐Rotation+180, and Rotation-90 Ratio: Full screen and Actual size • With Up or Down to select, OK to confirm, photos can easily edited to your satisfaction. 4 Music • In main menu, select Music, press O
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• Press Up or Down to select a music. • Music will automatically slide one by one when Up or Down is pressed and held. • When music is selected and played by press OK, photos will slideshow accordingly. But only music can be operated during this mode. Press Up or Down to adjust volume, or press OK to pause. • To fast forward 2X for music, press and hold OK for 2 seconds, press OK again to normal speed; To fast forward 4X for music, press and hold OK for over 2 seconds, press OK again to n
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• Press OK, play the selected movie. During movie play, you can press Up or Down to adjust volume, or press OK to pause. • To fast forward 2X, press and hold OK for 2 seconds, press OK again to normal speed; To fast forward 4X, press and hold OK for over 2 seconds, press OK again to normal speed. 6 Setting In this menu, you may access the following: General Setting, Date and Time Setting, Slideshow Setting and Information. a. General Setting There are four items for general settin
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EnerGiiNii: EnerGiiNii Off / EnerGiiNii On / EnerGiiNii Save 20% / EnerGiiNii Save 50% When EnerGiiNii Off is enabled, this unit will operate at full power consumption full-time. When EnerGiiNii On is enabled, this unit will automatically operate at low power consumption during nighttime (21:00PM~7:00AM), and will resume normal during daytime (7:00AM ~21:00PM); When you select EnerGiiNii Save 20% or EnerGiiNii Save 50%, it will operate at that indicated power consumption rate full-time.
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b. Date and Time Use Up or Down to adjust date and time: AM/PM, Minute, Hour, Day, Month, Year c. Slideshow Setting In Slideshow setting, Photo Mode, Interval and Transition can be edited. Photo Mode: Single, Repeat All or Random. Interval: 3 Seconds, 10 Seconds, 30 Seconds, 1 Minute Transition: Random, Insert, Shutter, 3D Circle, Fade, Reel, Block flip Use Up or Down to choose your favorite selections. 6.4 Information You can view software version, memory card total, memory car
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Chapter 3: Frequently Asked Questions This product has been set to its standard mode of operations before shipping. If you encounter any problems, please refer to the following Q & A for solutions. Q: Device will not power on. A: 1. Hold the power button for 2 seconds to power on. 2. If no response, make sure the power adapter is connected properly to the device and outlet. 3. If still no response, make sure local voltage supports your power adapter. Q: Nothing happens when I insert a
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A: 1. Use a qualified USB cable with logo on it. 2. The Digital Picture frame supports Windows2000/XP/Vista. Other operating systems may be supported but there is no guarantee and technical support available for such use. 3. If Digital picture frame is still not recognized by USB ports at the front side of the PC, try the USB ports at rear side (usually near the keyboard jack) of the PC. Chapter 4: Other Features Connect to PC You can transfer photos, music, and movies to the photo d
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Your PC can now access the external memory card inserted in the digital picture frame and the internal memory. They will be displayed at “Devices with removable storage” under My Computer. You may now move photo and music files onto them just like you would with any external USB drive or normal hard drive. Helpful Tips • This device supports following memory cards: SD, MMC, MS, XD • If there is a memory card inserted into the frame when it is connected to a PC you will be ab
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Product Specification Effective display 152.4(W) × 91.44(H) mm Dot pitch 0.0635(W) × 0.1905(H) mm Resolution 800 × 480 pixels Brightness 250 cd/m2 Display Horizontal: -70° ~70° (Left to Viewing angle Right) Vertical: -50° ~ 70° (Down to Up) Backlight Life 20,000 hours (Min) Card reader 4 in 1 card reader *1 (SD, MMC, MS, XD) Movie AVI / MOV Motion JPEG format File format ： AVI MOV Video codec ： MJPG size <= （640 ×480 ） Audio codec: MP3 PCM Photo Baseline JPEG, TIFF
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Chapter 5: Regulatory Issues & Warranty Regulation & Compliance This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to rad
