Digital Spectrum 1862-MF-61-7 User Manual

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6.20 
Portrait/Landscape Modes 
MemoryFrame  supports both portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) 
orientations. You can select whether the slideshow should be configured in 
either Portrait or Landscape modes.  When the slideshow is sent to the 
MemoryFrame it will automatically be set for the orientation you selected.  
This function is available by clicking on “Portrait/Landscape” icon (
) in 
the toolbar. 
6.21 
Preferences 
The Preferences menu allows you to control the warning flags for the 
following settings: 
A.  Audio Clip Size – If an audio clip larger than 1.2MB is trying to 
be attached to a slide, this warning will appear. This is a warning 
only. Be aware that audio clips take up image storage space, and 
will reduce the number of images that can be in a slideshow. 
B. 
Out of Date Firmware – Warns when the unit firmware is out of 
date. This is a warning only. Updates are available at 
http://www.dsicentral.com/yupdate
 
C.  Unknown Unit – Alerts when an unknown unit is found. 
Refer to Figure 14 below: 
 
Figure 14 – Preferences Settings 
 
 
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11.5 
Import/Play from USB Port 
This menu is used to select the many peripheral functions that can be 
performed directly with the USB Ports and external USB mass storage 
devices such as Memory Card Readers and Thumb Drives. Use the 
Forward (►) or Reverse (◄) button until the desired function is 
highlighted, then press the Select button. See Figure 22. DO NOT 
REMOVE THE USB DEVICE WHILE THE MemoryFrame IS 
UPLOADING OR PLAYING FROM THE DEVICE. 
 
Figure 22 – Import/Play from USB Menu 
For all of these functions, except Replace Slideshow and Play Slideshow, 
the default control settings applied to the images are: 
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Transition: Random 
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Display Time: 15 Seconds 
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Border Fill: Black 
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Text Caption: None 
When the MemoryFrame is playing a slideshow from the USB port, use 
the Menu button to revert back to playing the internal slideshow, ignoring 
the USB device. Once the internal slideshow is playing, it is safe to 
remove the USB device. See Figure23.