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1. Play Slideshow Copy one Copy all Delete one Delete all Mark 2 Select Play Slideshow to enter slideshow display Please refer to Slideshow setup for different effect setup 3 Navigate down to select Copy one select the storage location from Memory Card USB Select one and File copying appears on screen and Files Copied indicates copying finished 4 Navigate down to select Copy all follow the same steps to copy all pictures to your required storage location 5 Navigate down to select Delete one select Yes to delete one single picture 6 Navigate down to select Delete All select Yes to delete all pictures 7 Navigate down to select Mark Please refer to Mark Operation for details Nextbase Gallery 15 S User s Guide Note Press Menu during the slideshow can stop the slideshow and enter relative menu for effect choosing Press ESC to go back to Thumbnail press OK to pause the photo slideshow MARK OPERATION 1 Navigate down to select Mark Press OK a tick box will appear next to each thumbnail displayed A tick mark will also be shown against the selected photo 2 Use the navigating key to choose pictures you want to mark press OK to set a mark in the tick box press OK again to unmark Basic Operations 13 o oo Press Menu to enter the menu Slideshow Marked Slideshow Unmarked2. 3 Navigate down to select Transition select different effects of picture emergence Select Off to disable the transition and Random to enable random effect of transition Slideshow Delay Time Transition RepeatRandom Play Slideshow Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide 4 Navigate down to select Repeat select On slideshow will repeat from the first picture to the last one automatically Slideshow v Delay Time gt Transition gt RepeatRa On ndom Off Play Slideshow 5 Navigate down to select Random select On slideshow will pick pictures randomly select Off slideshow will play one by one following the order Slideshow Delay Time Transition RepeatRandom Play Slideshow 18 VIDEO 1 Press Video to enter Video setup Video v Play Mode gt Random gt 2 Press Play Mode to select from Play One Play All Single Repeat Repeat All Video m Play Mode Play One Play Random All Single R epeat Repeat All 3 Press Random select On Gallery 15 S system will pick video randomly from the video list select Off video will be played one by one following the order Video v Play Mode Random On Off Setup LANGUAGE SETUP Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide INITIAL SETUP 1 Press Setup to enter the setup menu Setup Slideshow Video La nguage Display Restore Factory Setting V VV V V lt 2 Navigate down to select Language and press OK to confirm There are six languages for you
3. Copy Marked Slideshow Marked Copy Unmarked Delete Marked ne Dele te Unmarked Cancel All Mark DU Copy Unmarked Press OK to select Slideshow Marked The marked Delete MarkedDe pictures will play a slideshow automatically lete Unmarked Ca Navigate down to select Slidershow unmarked The nel All Mark unmarked pictures will play a slideshow automatically Navigate down to select Copy Marked The marked pictures will be copied automatically Navigate down to select Copy Unmarked The unmarked pictures will be copied automatically Navigate down to select Delete Marked The marked pictures will be deleted automatically Navigate down to select Delete Unmarked The unmarked pictures will be deleted automatically 10 Navigate Down to Cancel All Marked All marks will be cancelled DISPLAYING EFFECT Press Menu during full screen display select from Play Slideshow Counter Clockwise Rotate Clockwise Rotate Zoom in Copy Delete Navigate down to Play Slideshow to start the slideshow Navigate down to Counterclockwise Rotate picture can be counterclockwise rotated Navigate down to Clockwise Rotate picture can be clockwise rotated Navigate down to Zoom in press OK to zoom 2x 4x 8x 16x Press ESC to cancel zoom Navigate down to Copy OK to select storage location press OK again to confirm Navigate down to Delete OK to select between Yes No Press OK again to confirm Nextbase Gallery 15 S U
4. Entertainment Unlimited www next base com NEXT BASE Gallery 15 S 8 Digital Photo Frame Ready to Show CONTENTS CONTENTS sus 1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2 GENERAL IN TRODUCTION 3 PACKING CONTENTS 4 PARTS AND CONTENTS 5 Button definitions 5 PRIQUIT SIde css scsssepnsstecest e 5 Bottom SIA nn 5 BAR SIGS va us 6 Connect to the 8 x 6 frame 6 Frame mount 7 How to use the integral stand support 7 CONNECTIONS amet 8 Connect the adapter to the socket 8 Inserting a memory card to Gallery 15 S 8 Inserting a USB stick to Gallery 15 S 9 BASIC OPERATIONS ann 10 Turning on the UI sewn sens 10 Turning off or sleep the unit 11 Selecting the file storage location 11 Enjoy photo s sess 12 Photo MeN Uk seccectansannssaanwvecesergetennaweedsntedes 12 Mark GDGPAUON aeratcncerernaneanccanarncrrnaxennennes 13 Displaying elf ct ss sissnvtse 14 Enjoy VideO siese Le 15 VIdeo GECI mescere N 15 Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide GENERALSETUP 16 OIIASS ONE 16 AAO EC EEE 18 INITIAL SETUP nan un 19 Language setup 19 BSD cece osuenaeeenenaeees 19 Restore factory setting 20 Osa er a rer ree 21 Dimension and parameter 21 Trouble Sh001N0 ss 22 Smashed screen identification 22 General Introduction 1 2 IMP
5. NG PHENOMENON SOLUTION Cannot turn on the Gallery 15 S 1 Use the adapter to supply power Blurred Image 1 Check the original size and quality of the pictures 1 Check video format is MOV or AVI other format not Video doesn t play compatible 1 Smashed screen Blurred or no picture 2 Non warrantable damage 1 The LCD screen contains 1 440 000 pixels Pixels can fail during normal product life 1 pixel 0 00007 failure rate One pixel failure per year of operation is considered normal and not a cause for concern Pixel failure SMASHED SCREEN IDENTIFICATION A Liquid Crystal Display LCD screen is a multilayer complex component Under the tough outer plastic layer the glass sandwich beneath holds the LCD crystals in place which are themselves suspended in fluid In the unfortunate event of an accident particularly a sharp localized impact the glass will break The tough plastic outer sheet on the surface of the glass keeps all the glass intact underneath preventing shards from falling out This is a specific safety feature particularly implemented for the younger user and also for in car use The broken glass normally shows signs of the impact mark and also cracks radiating away The resultant fluid leakage renders the panel inoperable Symptoms are often a dark round mark a white screen without picture and maybe some multicolored lines Depending on the individual break an element of th
6. ORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS RS ee a oe ni 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions Do not use this apparatus near water Clean only with dry cloth Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus Including amplifiers that produce heat Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does
7. PTER TO THE SOCKET Insert the card as shown Note 1 Because of various size of memory card provided by different suppliers please adjust the angle slightly if the memory card can t be read 2 The mini SD adapter or dual voltage SD cards may not be recognized by the Gallery 15 S 3 Please do not use the MS PRO adapter with a raised paint surface or damage to the Gallery 15 S may be caused General Introduction Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide 3 INSERTING A USB STICK TO GALLERY 15 S Insert the USB stick as shown Note 1 Supply USB 1 1 only 2 Support JPEG BMP Motion JPEG AVI MOV 3 Connect the memory stick directly to the Gallery 15 S Do not use an external cable or this may cause problems General Introduction 9 10 BASIC OPERATIONS TURNING ON THE UNIT 1 Connect the AC DC adapter to a socket 2 Connect the DC output plug of the adapter to the DC input jack of the main unit 3 Press Power for two seconds to start the Gallery 15 S 1 Navigate to choose Photo or Video press OK to enter photo or video will be in grey if no memory card or USB device is connected 2 Navigate down to choose Setup press OK to enter setup Please refer to page 16 for details Note If memory card is inserted or pictures contained in USB device slideshow will a
8. e TV picture may remain for a while but not for long as the fluid leaks away Some inky black staining may also appear upon the crack lines as the fluid escapes Unfortunately a break of this nature is not covered under the manufactures warranty as it is accidental damage to the product rather than an original defect from manufacture Please see below for some sample images of broken LCD panels for reference Other Nextbase Gallery 15 S User s Guide DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE Have the unit serviced by a qualified service technician if The unit has been exposed to rain or water The unit does not seem to operate normally The unit exhibits a marked change in performance DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SERVICE THE UNIT BY YOURSELF Other 23 NEXTBASE Gallery 15 S www next base com Gallery 15 S ENG MANUAL NB A1
9. not operate normally or has been dropped To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture Apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids shall be placed on the apparatus WEEE statement Please do not throw electronic devices into household waste and m Separate them for correct recycling General Introduction Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide GENERAL INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing this digital photo frame Please read this manual carefully before operating and reserve it for future reference Nextbase Gallery 15 S digital photo frame can be placed either vertically or horizontally to fit the photos on display You can place it somewhere in a room for a continuous display by simply connecting it to the mains power supply General Introduction 3 nn E PACKING CONTENTS Gallery 15 S AC DC Adapter User Manual Frame Mount 4 General Introduction Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide PARTS AND CONTENTS BUTTON DEFINITIONS 1 2 3 4 1 ESC Escape 2 DIR OK 3 MENU 4 POWER 5 RESET RIGHT SIDE 1 USB port Connect USB memory stick here USB BOTTOM SIDE 1 DC IN 5V Connect the included AC DC adapter here 2 Card Jack Support SD MMC MS Pro xD cards General I
10. ntroduction 5 BACK SIDE 1 Wall hanging mount Horizontal or vertical option 2 Table top stand Flip out adjust to either vertical or horizontal use see page7 CONNECT TO THE 8 X 6 FRAME Nextbase Gallery 15 S can be fitted to match all standard 8 X 6 wooden frames as shown below 1 Match the standard 8 X 6 frame with Gallery 15 S 2 Move the locking latches upon the frame to secure the Gallery 15 S General Introduction Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide FRAME MOUNT Your Nextbase Gallery 15 S can be mounted with all standard 10 X 8 wooden frames by using the frame mount contained in the accessories HOW TO USE THE INTEGRAL STAND SUPPORT Nextbase Gallery 15 S can be placed on a table top using the integral support The Gallery 15 S can be positioned horizontally or vertically as desired 1 Pull out the support from the back of the Gallery 15 S 2 Rotate the support to either horizontal or vertical modes as required 3 Adjust the length of the support by sliding the Lock Unlock latch and then pull the support stand to the desired length 4 Push the latch to lock to fix the position 5 Lean the Gallery 15 S back to the desired position D General Introduction 7 8 CONNECTIONS 1 CONNECT THE ADA
11. ser s Guide ENJOY VIDEO 1 Navigate down to select Video press OK to enter video list 2 Use UP DOWN buttons on Gallery 15 S to choose video file and press OK to play Memory Card gt Video gt Memory Card Photo 01 Don t Cry Original mov Video 02 china roses mov USB 03 china roses mov Photo Video 04 Moment mov Setup 05 Stand By Me avi L N 3 When the video files are listed press Menu to select Copy One Copy All Delete One Delete All Mark VIDEO EFFECT 1 While the video is playing press Menu to enter Pause Stop Next Previous menu 2 Press Pause to pause the video 3 Navigate down to stop the video 4 Navigate down to select Next and press OK to go to the next video 5 Navigate down to select Previous and press OK to go to the previous video 6 Press ESC to go back to the video list GENERAL SETUP SLIDESHOW 1 Choose Setup to enter the setup menu Press Slideshow to enter Slideshow setup Setup v Slideshow v Slideshow gt Delay Time gt Video La gt Transition gt nguage gt RepeatRa gt Display gt ndom gt Restore Factory Setting gt Play Slideshow 2 Press Delay Time to select the slideshow delay time you will have the selected delay time between two pictures There l be longer interval when displaying pictures of bigger size Slideshow Vv Delay Time 3 Sec Transition 10 Sec RepeatRa 30 Sec ndom 60 Sec Play Slideshow 300 Sec
12. to select English German French ltalian Spanish Dutch DISPLAY Language v English De utsch Fra ncais It aliano Espa nol N derlands 1 Navigate down to select Display press OK to enter Brightness Contrast Color menu Display v Brightness gt Contrast gt Color gt 2 Press Brightness to enter brightness adjustment press OK and Left Right to adjust press OK again to confirm and exit the adjustment Setup 19 3 Navigate down to select Contrast press OK and Left Right to adjust press OK again to confirm and exit the adjustment 4 Navigate down to select Color press OK and Left Right to adjust press OK again to confirm and exit the adjustment Display Brightness Contrast Color E TE _ 8 e Display Brightness Contrast Color N Display Brightness Contrast Color Restore Factory Setting Navigate down to restore the original set up by supplier 20 Setup Restore Yes No DIMENSION AND PARAMETER Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide Product Name Gallery 15 S Screen Ratio Dimension Net Weight Power Supply Input 100 240V AC Output 5V DC 2Amp Resolution 800X600 X3 Pixels Screen Size 8 4 3 201 X 150 X 22 8 mm 450g OTHER Other 21 22 TROUBLE SHOOTI
13. utomatically start after turning on the power Priority will be Memory Card USB Basic Operations Nextbase Gallery 15 S Users Guide TURNING OFF OR SLEEP THE UNIT Sleep Power Off Exit 1 Press Power to go back Sleep Power off Exit menu Navigate to select Sleep press OK to enter sleep status press any key can restart the operation 2 Navigate down to select Power off press OK to turn off the unit 3 Navigate down to select Exit press OK to exit the menu SELECTING THE FILE STORAGE LOCATION 1 Press ESC to go back to Setup Memory Card USB menu Memory Card Photo Video USB Photo Video Setup 2 Highlight Setup Memory card or USB select your desired storage location 3 Enter the storage location and start your desired show Note Please always select the storage location first Basic Operations 11 ENJOY PHOTO 1 Navigate down to highlight Photo press OK to enter Thumbnail 2 Use Up Down Right Left buttons on Gallery 15 S to choose photos for displaying press OK for full screen display 3 Press UP to go to the previous picture and press Down to go the next picture Note 1 It supports up to 1600 pieces of pictures 2 The speed of displaying pictures will vary More time is required for larger file sizes BMP is also slower to load than JPEG formats PHOTO MENU 1 Press Menu in Thumbnail choose the effect from Memory Card Photo Video USB Photo Video Setup
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