Digital Spectrum 1862-MF-61-7 User Manual
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• Do not disassemble and reassemble the module. This will void the
warranty.
• Do not expose the unit to strong vibration or shock. It may damage the
unit and void the warranty.
13.1
Securing
MemoryFrame
in Business Environments
To keep MemoryFrame secure in high-traffic areas, the unit has a
receptacle that accepts a Kensington® compatible locking system. Many
different lock brands can be used, and are typically called “notebook
computer locks”. See Figure 38.
receptacle that accepts a Kensington® compatible locking system. Many
different lock brands can be used, and are typically called “notebook
computer locks”. See Figure 38.
Figure 38 – Security Lock
14.
Using PowerPoint™ Slides with MemoryFrame
You can display a combination of text, images and PowerPoint™ slides to
make presentations or to use MemoryFrame as a point-of-purchase shelf-
talker. With the MemoryFrame stereo model you can also add voice or music
to the show. PowerPoint allows you to save the slides as TIFF or JPEG images
(using the save-as function) or to be pasted into other applications as JPEG
images. After the slides have been converted to TIFF or JPEGs, simply drag
& drop them (or copy & paste) into Digital PixMaster for quick USB
download to MemoryFrame. Integrating PowerPoint slides into the image
slideshows is fun, and in business can make MemoryFrame a valuable tool for
many applications.
make presentations or to use MemoryFrame as a point-of-purchase shelf-
talker. With the MemoryFrame stereo model you can also add voice or music
to the show. PowerPoint allows you to save the slides as TIFF or JPEG images
(using the save-as function) or to be pasted into other applications as JPEG
images. After the slides have been converted to TIFF or JPEGs, simply drag
& drop them (or copy & paste) into Digital PixMaster for quick USB
download to MemoryFrame. Integrating PowerPoint slides into the image
slideshows is fun, and in business can make MemoryFrame a valuable tool for
many applications.
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simultaneous external display of the images in a
slideshow.
slideshow.
USB Connectors
There are 3 USB connectors as shown in Figure 3.
The two marked “Camera” are used to transfer images
from a camera, USB memory card reader, USB
thumb-drive, USB Ethernet LAN Adapter, or USB
802.11 wireless adapter. The one marked “PC” is used
to transfer shows to/from a PC running the bundled
Digital PixMaster™ software.
The two marked “Camera” are used to transfer images
from a camera, USB memory card reader, USB
thumb-drive, USB Ethernet LAN Adapter, or USB
802.11 wireless adapter. The one marked “PC” is used
to transfer shows to/from a PC running the bundled
Digital PixMaster™ software.
Figure 3 –Connectors
Audio Connector
The Audio Out connector jack is the connection point
for externally powered speakers.
for externally powered speakers.
LCD Screen
MemoryFrame includes an integrated 10.4” active
matrix TFT screen, with a resolution of 800x600
pixels. The MemoryFrame LCD screen is made of
glass and should be treated with care. See Section 13
for care and cleaning.
matrix TFT screen, with a resolution of 800x600
pixels. The MemoryFrame LCD screen is made of
glass and should be treated with care. See Section 13
for care and cleaning.
Security Lock
MemoryFrame has a Kensington® compatible
receptacle that accepts compatible Notebook locking
system to add protection and security.
receptacle that accepts compatible Notebook locking
system to add protection and security.
6. Digital PixMaster
TM
Software
6.1
Overview
The Digital PixMaster™ software runs on the computer as a Windows®
application and is used to create (image, transition, display time,
orientation, text message, audio clip, etc.) a slideshow style presentation of
the images, and deliver the slideshow to the MemoryFrame for storage
application and is used to create (image, transition, display time,
orientation, text message, audio clip, etc.) a slideshow style presentation of
the images, and deliver the slideshow to the MemoryFrame for storage