Toshiba JournE Air800-801: System Settings

System Settings: Toshiba JournE Air800-801

2. If you would like to add some music to your video, select a music file in

the Select music field.

3. Select the album style you prefer in the Select Style field.

4. Select the output 3D album format in the Save field. You can make your

3D album into a video file or an executable file. A video file can be

played by media player software (e.g.: Windows Media Player). An

executable file can be directly played without a media player. To make

an executable file, select Save to file folder. To make a video file,

select one of the three different video resolution (720 x 480, 720 x 540

or 720 x 432) options.

System Settings

In this section you are able to set up the brightness levels, display

language, auto turn on and off, restore default settings, and check the

status of the digital frame. To enter system settings mode, select Settings

from the main menu and press OK.

Brightness

Change the brightness settings of digital frame to achieve the best visual

effect depending on lighting conditions.

1. Select Brightness and press OK.

2. Press Up and Down to select the brightness of the screen from Level 1

to Level5.

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3. Press OK to confirm.

Language

Use this option to choose the menu language of the digital frame.

1. Select Language and press OK.

2. Press Up and Down to select your preferred language.

3. Press OK to confirm your selection. The new setting will be effective

immediately.

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Network

You must connect to the network to download photos from Flickr and

Picasa. Once you have created new accounts and activated them, you

must select a network setting for the digital frame before you can begin

downloading.

You may need to change the network setting in different

regions for the best connection speed.

WPS

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) is the easiest way to connect to the network.

1. Select Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) and press OK.

2. Press the “WPS” button on your wireless router, and then press OK to

continue.

3. Press Exit to return to the previous page.

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Wi-Fi Wizard

Use Wi-Fi wizard to detect and connect to wireless routers in your area.

Available routers are prioritized by security level and signal strength.

Secured routers are indicated by the lock symbol. You

must enter a password to access these routers.

1. Select Wi-Fi Wizard and press OK.

2. Press Up or Down to select your preferred router.

3. Press OK to confirm your selection.

4. Enter the password for a secured router. The router automatically

connects if no password is needed.

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Advance Configuration

Use Wi-Fi Advance Configuration for customized settings.

The battery drains more quickly when the antenna is set

to [On]. To conserve battery power, turn the antenna off.

To use DHCP:

1. Select Advance Configuration and press OK.

2. Select DHCP and press OK.

3. Select Yes and press OK.

4. Please refer to Wi-Fi Wizard.

To configure settings manually:

1. Select Advance Configuration and press OK.

2. Select Manual IP Address and press OK.

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3. Enter the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. Examples are

given.

4. Select Yes and press OK. Please refer to Wi-Fi Wizard.

To turn the antenna on and off:

1. Select Advance Configuration and press OK.

2. Select Antenna and press OK.

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Profile List

Wireless connections you have previously used are stored in the profile list.

They are sorted by frequency, and the current wireless connection setting

is indicated by an asterisk. A maximum of eight profiles can be stored here.

1. Select Profile List and press OK.

2. Press Cancel to exit.

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Web Album

Store to

Photos you download from Flickr and Picasa are stored to the internal

memory by default. Use this function to select another path.

1. Select Web Album Setting and press OK.

2. Select Store to and press OK.

3. Press Left or Right to select the storage memory.

4. Press OK to confirm your selection.

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Timer Function (Auto On/Off)

Depending on your lifestyle and schedule, you may want to have the digital

frame automatically turn on and off for you.

Local time must be set correctly before setting up this

feature (see Time and Date Mode section).

1. Select Auto On/Off and press OK.

2. To turn on the timer, select Set On/Off and press OK, then select On

and press OK. Select Off and press OK to turn off the timer.

3. To set the Off time, select Auto Off and press OK.

4. Press Up and Down to select the time.

5. Press Left and Right to move between hours and minutes.

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6. When the time is set, press OK to confirm.

7. To set the On time, select Auto On and press OK.

8. Press Up and Down to select the time.

9. Press Left and Right to move between hours and minutes.

10.When the time is set, press OK to confirm.

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Auto Tilt

The digital frame has a built-in tilt sensor that allows the photo frame to

determine its own orientation relative to gravity and thereby automatically

switch from displaying pictures vertically to displaying pictures horizontally.

To activate the Auto Tilt function:

1. Select Auto Tilt and press OK.

2. Select On and press OK to confirm.

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Auto Light

The digital frame has a built-in light sensor that can automatically turn on/

off the panel display when the ambient lights in a room are turned on/off.

To activate the Auto Light function:

1. Select Auto Light and press OK.

2. Select On and press OK to confirm.

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when lights in a room are turn on

when lights in a room are turn off

Restore to Default Settings

To restore the settings of the digital frame to default settings:

1. Select Default and press OK.

2. Select Yes and press OK to confirm.

USB Mode

During a USB connection, the default setting for your digital frame is mass

storage mode. If set to other modes, the digital frame returns to the default

setting when the USB cable connection ends. You can select between

mass storage mode, Sub View mode, and PictBridge Print mode.

Mass Storage

Select this mode to store and retrieve pictures and data on the digital

frame. To set the digital frame to mass storage mode:

1. Select USB Mode and press OK.

2. Select Mass Storage and press OK. The digital frame will now be

recognized as a USB mass storage device.

Sub View

Select this mode to use the digital frame as a second monitor for your PC.

To set the digital frame to Sub View mode:

1. Install the Sub View software from the software CD into your PC.

2. In the digital frame main menu, select Settings and press OK.

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3. Select Sub View and press OK.

4. Select On and press OK. Now the digital frame is in Sub View mode and

is not operable.

5. Connect the digital frame to your PC with the supplied USB cable.

6. Launch the Sub View software installed on your PC.

7. The Sub View window will pop, displaying the current screen view in the

digital frame.

In the Sub View mode the digital frame has two display

modes: Extended mode and Clone mode.

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To set the digital frame to Extended mode:

1. Right click on the desktop, and select Properties from the menu.

2. In the Display Properties panel, select Settings tab.

3. Under the Display dropdown menu, select 2. Default Monitor on Sub

View.

4. Check the option Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor at

the bottom of the Settings tab.

In Extended mode, the digital frame screen becomes an

extension of your desktop.

To set the digital frame to Clone mode:

n Uncheck the Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor option.

In Clone mode the screen of the digital frame displays

the same screen as that displayed on your PC monitor.

In the Settings tab, you can drag the monitor icons to match the physical

arrangement of your monitors.

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In the bottom right corner of the Sub View window, there are two blue

rectangles; these represent the range of the PC monitor and the digital

frame. There is also a white rectangle superimposed on the blue one. It

represents the visible range of the digital frame; and you can move and

resize the display with this.

To display a playing video file on the digital frame, you have to set the

digital frame as the primary monitor.

1. Right click on the desktop, and select Properties from the menu.

2. In the Display Properties panel, select Settings tab.

3. In the Display: dropdown menu, select 2. Default Monitor on Sub

View.

4. Check the option Use this device as the primary monitor at the

bottom of the Settings tab.

In Windows Vista, Sub View can move all the gadgets on the desktop to the

digital frame. To do this, just click Gadget Mode on the bottom of the Sub

View window.

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PictBridge Print

Select this mode to print photos directly from your digital frame. To set the

digital frame to PictBridge Print mode:

1. Select USB Mode and press OK.

2. Select PictBridge Print and press OK. You can now connect to a printer

using the USB cable.

Status Information

Select Status to check the status of the digital frame. The status information

includes firmware version, free space of internal memory and other storage

devices.

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