Belkin Slideshow Viewer Manuel utilisateur

User Manual
F5U229uk
Display your digital pictures on your TV—to share
easily with friends and family
Slideshow
Viewer


Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Introduction .........................................................................1
Features ...............................................................................2
System Requirements ..........................................................2
Package Contents ................................................................2
2. Hardware Installation (TV) ..................................................5
3. Using your Slideshow Viewer ..............................................6
4. Hardware Installation (Computer) ......................................9
5. Information ........................................................................11

Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the Slideshow
Viewer from Belkin. This innovative device allows you to easily
watch digital pictures and video clips on your television, from the
convenience of your favorite family-room chair. Included photo-
editing software lets you create professional-looking slideshows
on your PC, complete with transitions and special effects. When
you’ve completed your slideshow, save it onto your media card
and pop the card into the Slideshow Viewer. Then, just connect
the Viewer to your TV and you’re ready to treat your friends
and family to your own photo show in comfort, right on your TV
screen. Slideshow Viewer’s remote lets you advance and rotate
images. Lightweight and easy to set up, the Viewer requires no
drivers or computer to operate.
Please review this User Manual carefully to ensure that you get
the most from this high-quality product.
Slideshow Viewer offers compatibility with the following
media cards:
• CompactFlash® Type I and Type II
• IBM® Microdrive™
• SmartMedia™ (SM)
• Secure Digital/Mini SD
• MultiMediaCard (MMC)
• Memory Stick® (MS)
• Memory Stick Pro™ (MS PRO)
Introduction
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Introduction
Features
Display Interface
• Features embedded TV encoder (NTSC/PAL)
• Supports OSD function on TV
• Provides several image-display functions: Slide Show, Auto
Slide Show, Preview, Zoom, Rotate, and Delete
JPEG/Motion JPEG
• Provides built-in JPEG decoder by 4:4:4, 4:2:2, and 4:2:0
• Supports movie files (*.mov and *.avi) by 320x240x25
• Supports thumbnail-picture decompression
• Supports still-picture resolution up to 6M pixels
System Requirements
• TV with RCA video (NTSC or PAL) and 3.5mm audio connection
• Computer with available USB port (USB 2.0 port for Hi-Speed
Mode)
− Windows® 98 SE, Me, 2000, XP
− Mac OS® 9.x, X v10.2 or higher
Package Contents
• Slideshow Viewer
• Remote Control
• CD Driver
• User Manual
• Power Supply
• Audio Video Cable
• USB Cable
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Front-Panel Description
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1. Infrared Receiver
2. Media Card Access Port
Top View/Button Description
1. Up Key
2. Down Key
3. Left Key/Turn
Counterclockwise
4. Right Key/Turn Clockwise
5. Play/Enter Key
6. ESC Key
7. Setup Key
8. Mode Key
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Back-Panel Description
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1. DC 5V
2. USB Upstream Port
3. Video Out
4. Audio Out
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Remote Control Description
Main Menu Movie Playback
Speed Up
Mode Switch Movie Playback
Speed Down
Slide Playback Volume Up
Cancel/Escape Volume Down
File Delete Play/Enter
Setup Menu Move Cursor
Up/Down
Memory Card
Formatting Move Cursor
Left/Right
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1. Plug the AC adapter into the wall outlet or surge protector.
Plug the DC connector into the DC power jack on the rear of
the Slideshow Viewer.
2. Connect the audio video cable to the TV and or audio
system. Connect the yellow plug on the TV to the “Video In”
port; and the 3.5mm plug to your “Audio In” port. (If your
TV does not have a 3.5mm audio in port, you may require a
3.5mm-to-RCA audio adapter.)
3. Connect the audio video cables to the back of the
Slideshow Viewer.
4. Turn on the TV and change the input source on the TV to
the desired input channel (consult your TV manual for more
information on selecting the right source). When the correct
source is selected, a message prompting you to insert a
memory card will appear.
5. The Slideshow Viewer is now ready for use.
Hardware Installation (TV)
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Using your Slideshow Viewer
1. Insert your flash memory card into the corresponding media
slot. When a card is inserted properly, the LED will blink and
the Slideshow Viewer will read your media.
2. The memory-style menu will appear on your TV and display
your media type.
3. Choose the media you wish to show using the Slideshow
Viewer’s directional arrows. Once you have selected the
correct media, press the “Play” button.
4. Press the “Setup” button, which will switch you to the
“Setup” menu.
5. Press the “Format” button to format the selected media
for viewing.
6. After doing so, you will see the “Photo/Movie” menu on
the screen.
7. Press the up and down arrows to select “Photo” mode or
“Video” mode, then press “Play” to enter.
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Photo Mode
1. In “Photo” mode, you can preview all the photos in the
selected memory card. Use the up, down, left, and right
arrows to navigate to the picture you wish to view.
2. Press “Play” once you have moved to the picture of
your choice.
• You can zoom in and out of a picture with the “Z+” or
“Z-” buttons.
3. You can press “Slide” to view a slideshow of all the pictures
in the current directory.
4. Press “ESC” to return to the previous menu and cancel
current action.
Movie Mode
1. In “Movie” mode, you can preview all the movies in the
selected memory card. Use the up, down, left, and right
arrows to navigate to the movie you wish to view.
2. Press “Play” once you have moved to the picture of
your choice.
• You can use the “Mode” button to switch from “Photo”
or “Movie” mode.
3. Use the “Speed Up” or “Speed Dn” buttons to adjust play
speed. Press “Play” to resume to normal speed.
4. Press “ESC” to return to the previous menu and cancel
current action
Using your Slideshow Viewer
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