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CR-114iPH
Owner’s
Handbook
Digital picture frame clock radio with iPod dock
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. IMPORTANT CAUTION! Servicing is required when the apparatus has been This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK damaged in any way, such as the power-supply cord frequency energy and, if not installed and used in DO NOT OPEN or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK have fallen
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INTRODUCTION PRELIMINARIES INDEX INDEX The CR-114iPH is a versatile digital picture frame with a UNPACKING 7”/175mm display unit, built-in FM/AM radio and twin Carefully unpack the unit. If it is damaged, please return it to Important safety information ........................................... 1 stereo speakers. your nearest Tesco store for replacement. Remember to take Introduction ...................................................................... 2 The media ports for flash card and
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CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS FRONT VIEW BACK VIEW a Alarm 1 on/off button i Play/Pause/OK button a Backup battery compartment b Alarm 2 on/off button p Previous/Left cursor button b DC-In jack c Off button q Clock function button c AM aerial connectors d Radio function/FM/AM band switch r Photo function button d FM aerial wire e Setting option button s Music function button f Up cursor button t Sleep button g Next/Right cursor button u iPod function button h Down cursor button 3
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CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS TOP VIEW SIDE VIEWS a Volume down button a USB jack b Volume up button b SD Card jack c Snooze/Display dimmer button c Retractable iPod dock d System menu button d Alarm setting button 4
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GETTING STARTED FM RADIO AERIAL Connecting the AM aerial: BACKUP BATTERIES Before using your unit for FM reception, unwrap and fully The bare wire ends from the AM aerial connect to the two Backup batteries may be fitted to your photo frame. With extend the aerial wire. You may need to adjust the position terminals on the back panel marked AM ANTENNA. backup batteries fitted, the unit will retain time and alarm of the aerial wire for maximum signal strength. • Place the AM aerial in a conven
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CONNECTING POWER FUNCTION SELECT AND ADJUSTING THE SOUND POWER CONTROL Check that the mains voltage on the rating plate of the AC VOLUME CONTROL POWER CONTROL adaptor is the same as the voltage in your area. To increase the volume: The photo frame clock display is always switched on with Plug the DC cord from the adaptor into the unit, plug the • P ress the VOL+ button. a clock and dolphin ‘wallpaper’ display when power is adaptor into the wall socket and switch the mains power on. To d
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CLOCK DISPLAY SETTING THE CLOCK SLIDESHOW AND WALLPAPER You can choose from three different formats for the clock Setting the time and date: The clock setting menu also includes two settings for the display. Check that the Photo Frame is set to display the time in one of clock background ‘wallpaper’. • Press the clock mode button repeatedly to scroll the clock display formats shown on the left. If not, press the Wallpaper setting: through the available clock display modes - clock mode butto
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FLASH DRIVES AND CARDS CONNECTING USB DRIVES LOADING MEMORY CARDS You can display digital photos or play music stored on USB To connect a USB flash drive: You can also load media saved to a Memory Card from Flash drives or Memory Cards up to a maximum size of Insert the drive into the USB jack on the left side panel. your Digital Camera, Computer or other device. The unit is 32GB. compatible with SD, MMC and MS Memory Cards. USB media may include the following To load a Flash Card: • USB Fla
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VIEWING PHOTOS STORED ON USB DRIVES OR MEMORY CARDS VIEWING PHOTOS SLIDESHOW CONTROL SLIDESHOW SETTINGS • Load a USB Drive and/or Memory Card as described on When a slideshow is running. You can make changes via the Options Menu to customise the previous page. your slideshows. To pause a slideshow: • Press the button to select Photo mode. Opening the options menu: • Press the /, button. • Press the ] or [ button to choose the USB Drive or • While photos are being displayed, press the OPT
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PLAYING MUSIC STORED ON USB DRIVES OR MEMORY CARDS PLAYING MUSIC PLAYBACK CONTROL MUSIC PLAYBACK OPTIONS • Load a USB Drive and/or Memory Card. You can select your choice of play modes from the Options Play/Pause (Still for Movies): • Press the button to select Music mode. Menu. You can open the Music Option Menu when the track • Press the /, button to toggle between Play and Pause • Press the ] or [ button to choose the USB Drive or modes at any time. selection screen is displayed. Mem
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RETRACTABLE iPod DOCK iPod ADAPTORS This model features a retractable iPod/iPhone dock that is Before docking your iPod you must first check if your iPod If you don’t have a dock adaptor built-in to the right side of the unit. has a docking connector. Early iPod models do not have one If your iPod was not supplied with a standard dock adaptor, To open the retractable dock: and cannot be docked to your unit. The docking connector is or if you have lost the adaptor, you can buy one from Apple
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DOCKING AN iPod PLAYING MUSIC FROM AN iPod or iPhone DOCKING YOUR iPod Playing music stored on an iPod (all models except iPhone Playing music stored on an iPhone or iPod touch: and iPod touch): NOTE: iPhone in this section refers to iPhone and iPod touch. To dock your iPod: • Dock the iPod. • Switch off the unit. • Check that the correct iPod adaptor is fitted to the docking • Press the iPod/iPhone button. The clock is displayed. bay. You can now choose to play music or view photos/videos
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VIEWING PHOTOS STORED ON AN iPod OR iPhone Photos stored on a docked iPod can also be displayed if the Viewing photos stored on an iPod (all models except Viewing photos stored on an iPhone or iPod touch: iPhone and iPod touch): iPod is a model equipped with TV out. NOTE: iPhone in this section refers to iPhone and iPod touch. • Dock the iPod. • Switch off the unit. • Press the iPod/iPhone button. The clock is displayed. You can now choose to play music or view photos/videos from • Dock th
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VIEWING VIDEOS STORED ON AN iPod OR iPhone Videos stored on a docked iPod can be displayed if the iPod is Viewing videos stored on an iPod (all models except Viewing videos stored on an iPhone or iPod touch: a model equipped with TV out. iPhone and iPod touch): NOTE: iPhone in this section refers to iPhone and iPod touch. • Dock the iPod. • Switch off the unit. • Press the iPod/iPhone button. The clock is displayed. You can now choose to play music or view photos/videos from • Dock the iPho
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LISTENING TO THE RADIO To listen to the radio: • Press the RADIO button to select radio operation. The radio tuning screen will be displayed. To change from FM band to AM band: • After selecting Radio mode, press the RADIO button repeatedly to switch between FM and AM bands. Preset display The tuning display will show the selected band. (appears when a preset station is tuned) Scanning for a station: • Press and hold the ] or [ button to scan up or down Digital frequency display the band.
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RADIO OPTIONS INCLUDING PRESETS RADIO OPTIONS: Deleting a preset station: FM step setting: The Radio Options menu enables you to store, recall or delete • Open the Options Menu and choose the ‘Delete one’ The FM step setting sets the frequency spacing of each presets, also to change FM and AM tuning settings. option. tuning step for the FM band. In the UK and Europe this The preset list will be displayed. setting should be 50kHz. Opening the options menu: • Press the M or N button to highli
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USING THE ALARMS Your clock radio has two alarms (Alarm 1 and Alarm 2). You Setting the alarms to wake you: WHEN THE ALARM WAKES YOU can set either or both alarms to wake you at your preferred You can set either or both alarms to wake you. The alarm will sound at your preset time and the Alarm time and choose to wake up to the sound of a buzzer, radio, • Press the ALARM 1 button to set Alarm 1 to wake you. banner will flash. You can then choose to set snooze, which music from a USB drive/M
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SYSTEM SETTINGS Opening the System Settings menu: • Press the SYSTEM button to open the System settings Menu. The Systen Settings menu will open. • Use the the M or N buttons to navigate the menu options and the /, button to select an option. From the menu you can choose to change the following options - Language: Change the language for the menus and display screens. Reset: Choosing this option will restore all user setting to ‘factory original’. If you choose the reset option a box wil
