Vialta Digital Photo Frame VF 100 User Manual

User’s Guide VF-100 Series  
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Table of Contents  
Important Safety Precautions................................................3  
Introduction............................................................................4  
What’s Included with your VistaFrame..................................4  
Setting up your VistaFrame...................................................5  
Locating VistaFrame’s Features............................................6  
Using VistaFrame’s Features................................................8  
Brightness Adjustment .....................................................8  
My Album .........................................................................8  
Power Saving Mode .........................................................8  
Motion Sensor ..................................................................8  
Power Button ....................................................................9  
Menu Button .....................................................................9  
Save Button ......................................................................9  
Slideshow Button ............................................................10  
Rotate Button .................................................................10  
Directional Buttons .........................................................10  
Select Button ..................................................................10  
Exit Button ......................................................................10  
4-in-1 Memory Card Slot ................................................11  
Insert a Memory Stick®, SD™, or MultiMediaCard™ 11  
Insert a SmartMedia™ Card ......................................12  
CompactFlash® Card Slot .............................................12  
Insert a CompactFlash® Card ....................................12  
Displaying Pictures with VistaFrame...................................13  
Displaying Pictures Using the Menu Button ...................13  
Saving Pictures with VistaFrame.........................................16  
Saving Pictures from a Memory Card ........................16  
Replacing a Picture in My Album ...............................18  
Displaying a Slideshow on VistaFrame...............................19  
Saving a Picture During a Slideshow .............................20  
Pausing and Resuming a Slideshow ..............................20  
Changing Settings...............................................................20  
Power Saving .................................................................20  
Changing the Interval Between Slides ...........................22  
Choosing a Transition Type ...........................................23  
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Setting Slideshow to Play Once or Repeat ....................24  
Erasing Pictures from My Album.........................................25  
Creating a Custom Slideshow.............................................26  
Create/Edit Custom Slideshow .......................................26  
Playing a Custom Slideshow...............................................28  
Tips......................................................................................29  
Custom Slideshow Tip ....................................................29  
My Album Tip .................................................................29  
Compatibility........................................................................30  
Care and Maintenance........................................................31  
Troubleshooting Guide........................................................32  
Specifications ......................................................................32  
Service ................................................................................33  
Limited Warranty ............................................................34  
Electronic Emission Notices................................................35  
FCC Part 15 Information ................................................35  
CE Statement .................................................................35  
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Important Safety Precautions  
Always follow these basic safety precautions when using  
your VistaFrame. This will reduce the risk of fire, electric  
shock, and injury.  
• Unplug VistaFrame from the power outlet  
before performing care and maintenance.  
• Should any object or liquid fall into the  
housing, unplug VistaFrame and have it  
checked by qualified personnel before  
operating it again.  
• Do not use VistaFrame near water or when  
you are wet.  
• Slots and openings on the VistaFrame are for  
ventilation to prevent overheating. Do not  
cover them up.  
• Do not place VistaFrame near a heat source  
or in direct sunlight.  
• Do not disassemble VistaFrame. There are  
no user-serviceable parts inside.  
Disassembly of VistaFrame will void your  
warranty.  
• Only use the AC power adapter included with  
VistaFrame. Using any other power  
adapter will void your warranty.  
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Introduction  
Welcome to VistaFrame. Now you can display your digital  
pictures directly from a memory card without the need for a  
computer. Simply insert a memory card into a card reader  
slot and select a single picture for a continuous viewing or  
create your own Custom Slideshow. VistaFrame supports  
CompactFlash®, Memory Stick®, SmartMedia  
and MultiMediaCard  
, SD,  
Do you want to save some pictures directly to your  
VistaFrame? No problem! VistaFrame allows you to store  
up to eight digital pictures in its internal memory  
(My Album).  
To learn more about VistaFrames features and to get the  
maximum benefit from your new VistaFrame. Please take a  
few minutes to read this User's Guide. Also, please fill out  
the enclosed Warranty Card and mail it to Vialta, to activate  
your product warranty. As a convenient option you can also  
What’s Included with your VistaFrame  
Everything you need to begin using your VistaFrame is  
included in the package:  
• One VistaFrame  
• AC Power Adapter  
• This User’s Guide  
• Warranty Card  
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Setting up your VistaFrame  
You can use your VistaFrame in any location, as long as a  
power outlet is available.  
1) Plug the AC power adapter’s pin into the POWER IN  
jack on the back of your VistaFrame.  
2) Plug the power cord into a wall socket.  
3) Press the POWER button on the back of VistaFrame  
to turn VistaFrame on.  
Your screen will briefly display the message  
“VistaFrame is now ready” to let you know that it is  
ready for you to insert a memory card.  
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Locating VistaFrame’s Features  
Your VistaFrame places everything you need right at your  
fingertips.  
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Rotate Button  
Prev (Previous) Button  
Select Button  
Next Button  
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Motion Sensor  
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3 Menu Button  
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Save Button  
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Slideshow Button  
Exit Button  
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Brightness Adjustment  
Power In  
Power Button  
CompactFlash® Card Slot  
4-in-1 Memory Card Slot  
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Using VistaFrame’s Features  
The following section describes your VistaFrame features.  
Brightness Adjustment  
You can adjust the brightness of the screen with the scroll  
wheel on the back of your VistaFrame.  
My Album  
VistaFrame can save up to 8 pictures in its internal  
memory. Pictures saved in My Album can be viewed even  
if you remove the memory card.  
Power Saving Mode  
VistaFrame has a power saving mode that will  
automatically turn off the LCD screen after 120 minutes of  
inactivity (no movement detected or button pressed for 120  
minutes). You can wake VistaFrame from power saving by  
pressing any button or if the motion sensor detects any  
movement. (See Power Saving on page 20 to disable  
power saving).  
Motion Sensor  
VistaFrame uses a motion sensor located on the front of  
VistaFrame to wake from power saving mode. Slowly wave  
your hand 4-6 inches away from the sensor to wake  
VistaFrame up and continue displaying the previous  
picture(s).  
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Power Button  
Turn on your VistaFrame by pressing the POWER button.  
The LED located on the POWER button will light up when  
the power is on.  
Menu Button  
Press the MENU button to display the Menu. By selecting  
View Pictures, you can access My Album or memory card  
pictures. From the Menu you can also create or play a  
Custom Slideshow, Change Settings, and Erase Pictures  
from My Album.  
Menu Screen  
Save Button  
Press the SAVE button to save JPEG pictures from a  
memory card into My Album.  
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Slideshow Button  
Press the SLIDESHOW button to start, pause or resume  
playing a slideshow. VistaFrame’s slideshow feature  
displays pictures one after the other. (See Displaying a  
Slideshow on VistaFrame on page 19.)  
Rotate Button  
Press the ROTATE button to turn the current picture  
clockwise 90 degrees. Continue to press the button until  
the picture is displayed properly. You will not be able to use  
the rotate feature while playing a slideshow or while  
displaying thumbnails.  
Directional Buttons  
The PREV (PREVIOUS) and NEXT buttons, above and  
below the SELECT button, move the yellow highlight box  
to a different position. Using the directional buttons during  
a slideshow will immediately display the next or previous  
picture.  
Select Button  
Use the SELECT button to choose a highlighted thumbnail  
or option on your VistaFrame.  
Exit Button  
Press the EXIT button to stop the current action and return  
to the previous display. Pressing the EXIT button while the  
Menu is displayed will put VistaFrame in power-saving  
mode.  
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4-in-1 Memory Card Slot  
VistaFrame can display pictures from several types of  
memory cards. The 4-in-1 memory card slot can read the  
following types of memory cards: Memory Stick®,  
SmartMedia  
, SD™, and MultiMediaCard™.  
If the card doesn’t slide in easily, or VistaFrame doesn’t  
read the card, remove the card. Make sure the label is  
facing you and the notched corner is pointing toward the  
side of VistaFrame and try inserting the card again.  
Note: The 4-in-1 reader only reads one memory card at a  
time. Do not insert more than one card into the  
memory card slot or damage may occur.  
Note: If you insert your memory card directly from your  
digital camera, most cameras will put the pictures in  
a folder under the DCIM folder. Please check with  
your camera’s user guide for more information.  
Insert a Memory Stick®, SD™, or MultiMediaCard  
1) With VistaFrame’s display facing you, hold the  
memory card with the label facing you and the  
notched corner pointing toward VistaFrame.  
2) Gently slide the card into the 4-in-1 memory card slot  
on the side of VistaFrame. The card should slide in  
easily and VistaFrame should display “Loading”.  
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Insert a SmartMedia™ Card  
Note: SmartMedia™ cards are very thin. It is a good idea  
to steady VistaFrame with one hand and carefully  
slide the card into the slot with the other hand.  
1) With VistaFrame’s display facing you, hold the  
SmartMedia™ card with the metal contacts facing you  
and the notched corner pointing toward VistaFrame.  
2) Gently slide the card into the 4-in-1 memory card slot  
on the side of VistaFrame. The card should slide in  
easily and VistaFrame should display “Loading”.  
CompactFlash® Card Slot  
VistaFrame’s CompactFlash® Card Slot can display  
pictures from Type I CompactFlash® cards.  
Insert a CompactFlash® Card  
1) With VistaFrame’s display facing you, hold the  
CompactFlash® card with the label facing you and  
with the pinholes pointing toward VistaFrame.  
2) Gently slide the card into the CompactFlash® card  
slot on the side of VistaFrame. The card should slide  
in easily and VistaFrame should display “Loading”.  
If the card doesn’t slide in easily, or VistaFrame  
doesn’t read the card, remove the card. Make sure  
the label is facing you and the pinholes are facing the  
side of VistaFrame and try inserting the card again.  
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Displaying Pictures with VistaFrame  
VistaFrame can display pictures from My Album or a  
memory card, as thumbnails or as full-sized pictures. You  
can automatically display thumbnails of the pictures on a  
memory card by simply inserting the card into VistaFrame.  
If your memory card contains a combination of folders and  
pictures, VistaFrame will display thumbnails of all the  
folders first.  
Displaying Pictures Using the Menu Button  
1) To display thumbnails from My Album or a memory  
card, press the MENU button, then highlight VIEW  
PICTURES and press the SELECT button.  
• If one or more memory cards are present, you will  
be prompted to choose a memory card type. Use  
the directional buttons to highlight a memory card  
type and press the SELECT button.  
Select Memory Type  
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• If no memory cards are present, My Album opens  
and the first six pictures are displayed as  
thumbnails.  
• The first six folders or pictures are displayed as  
thumbnails. The screen also shows information  
about the folders, pictures and memory card.  
Thumbnails Display  
• Memory type is displayed in the upper left corner.  
• The selected item number and the total number of  
items are shown in the bottom right corner.  
Note: If you insert your memory card directly from your  
digital camera, most cameras will put the pictures in  
a folder under the DCIM folder. Please check with  
your camera’s user guide for more information.  
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2) If a folder is highlighted, the name of the folder is  
shown in the bottom left corner. From the thumbnail  
view, you can open folders and choose a picture to  
display full-size.  
To open a folder, use the directional buttons to move  
the yellow highlight box to the desired folder. Press  
the SELECT button to open the folder and display  
any folders and pictures inside.  
To choose a picture, use the directional buttons to  
move the yellow highlight box to the desired picture.  
To display the next six thumbnails, press the NEXT  
button until the next screen of thumbnails appears.  
To display the previous six thumbnails, press the  
PREV button until the previous screen of thumbnails  
appears.  
To go back to the previous folder, highlight the folder  
with a bent arrow and press the SELECT button.  
3) To display a full-sized picture, highlight a picture and  
press the SELECT button. The thumbnails are  
replaced with a full-sized picture.  
4) To return to the thumbnail display, press the EXIT or  
SELECT button.  
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Saving Pictures with VistaFrame  
You can save up to 8 pictures from memory cards to  
My Album so you can view them later without the need for  
a memory card.  
Saving Pictures from a Memory Card  
1) Insert a memory card into VistaFrame. The screen will  
show the first 6 folders or pictures on the card as  
thumbnails, with the yellow highlight box on the first  
picture or folder. The screen also shows information  
about the folders, pictures and memory card.  
Saving Pictures from Memory Card  
• Memory type is displayed in the upper left corner.  
• The selected item number and the total number of  
items are shown in the bottom right corner.  
• The name of the highlighted folder is shown in the  
bottom left corner.  
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2) Choose a picture to save using the directional buttons  
to move the yellow highlight box to the desired  
picture.  
To display the next six thumbnails, repeatedly press  
the NEXT button until the next screen of thumbnails  
appears.  
• If your pictures are saved in folders, use the  
directional buttons to move the yellow highlight box  
to the desired folder. Press the SELECT button to  
open the folder and display any folders and pictures  
inside. To go back to the previous folder, highlight  
the folder with a bent arrow and press the SELECT  
button.  
3) Press the SAVE button. VistaFrame displays status  
messages while saving the picture. The picture is  
displayed full-size while being saved.  
4) Once the picture is saved, you’ll see a pop-up screen  
asking if you want to save another picture. Highlight  
NO and press the SELECT button to go back to the  
Menu screen. Highlight YES and press the SELECT  
button to save another picture.  
You can save up to 8 pictures in My Album. If you  
already have 8 pictures saved, and you wish to save  
a new picture, you’ll need to replace one of the  
pictures already in My Album.  
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Replacing a Picture in My Album  
If My Album is full and you try to save another picture, you’ll  
see a message asking if you want to replace an existing  
picture.  
1) Highlight YES and press the SELECT button to  
replace a picture. VistaFrame displays a page of  
thumbnails. The first picture, with a blue border, is the  
picture you are saving. The remaining are the first five  
pictures in My Album.  
Select Picture to Replace  
2) Use the directional buttons to highlight a picture to  
replace. Press the SELECT button to replace the  
picture. A pop-up screen will ask you if you want to  
replace the picture.  
3) Highlight YES to replace the picture or NO to go back  
to the previous screen and choose a different picture  
to replace. Press the SELECT button.  
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Displaying a Slideshow on VistaFrame  
VistaFrame can display the pictures in My Album or on a  
memory card as a slideshow. The slideshow plays all of the  
pictures in My Album, or all pictures located in a single  
folder on a memory card. To create a slideshow with  
pictures inside multiple folders on a memory card, see  
Create/Edit Custom Slideshow on page 26.  
Note: Your VistaFrame loads lower resolution pictures  
more quickly.  
1) Press the SLIDESHOW button.  
• If a memory card is present and there are pictures in  
My Album, VistaFrame will ask you to choose a  
memory type. Use the directional buttons to  
highlight a memory type and press the SELECT  
button.  
• If there are pictures in My Album and no memory  
card is present, the slideshow starts immediately.  
• If there are no pictures in My Album and a memory  
card is present, VistaFrame will start playing the  
slideshow of pictures on your memory card.  
Note: You can also display a slideshow of all pictures  
inside a folder on a memory card. Simply insert the  
memory card and open the desired folder. Then  
press the SLIDESHOW button.  
2) Press the EXIT button to stop the slideshow and  
return to the thumbnails.  
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Saving a Picture During a Slideshow  
Press the SAVE button to save the current picture.  
VistaFrame displays status messages while saving the  
picture. When the picture is saved, the slideshow resumes.  
Pausing and Resuming a Slideshow  
1) While a slideshow is playing, press the SLIDESHOW  
button to pause the slideshow.  
2) Press the SLIDESHOW button again to resume  
playing the slideshow.  
Changing Settings  
These settings let you choose whether the power saving  
mode is on or off, how long each picture is shown in a  
slideshow, the type of transition effect between pictures,  
and whether the slideshow repeats after displaying the last  
picture.  
Power Saving  
You can select the length of time each slide is displayed  
during a slideshow.  
1) Press the MENU button and highlight CHANGE  
SETTINGS. Press the SELECT button.  
2) Highlight POWER SAVING and press the SELECT  
button. A red checkmark shows the current setting.  
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3) Choose ON to display the slideshow or single image  
for 120 minutes before going into power saving mode,  
or OFF to disable power saving mode and constantly  
display the slideshow or single image. Press the  
SELECT button.  
Change Power Saving Settings  
4) Highlight DONE and then press the SELECT button.  
This saves your new settings and returns you to the  
Menu screen.  
Note: The settings will not be saved unless you highlight  
DONE and press the SELECT button.  
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Changing the Interval Between Slides  
You can select the length of time each slide is displayed  
during a slideshow.  
1) Press the MENU button and highlight CHANGE  
SETTINGS. Press the SELECT button.  
2) Highlight SLIDESHOW INTERVAL and press the  
SELECT button. A red checkmark shows the current  
interval.  
3) Use the directional buttons to highlight FAST,  
NORMAL, or SLOW. Press the SELECT button.  
Change Interval Settings  
4) Highlight DONE and then press the SELECT button.  
This saves your new settings and returns you to the  
Menu screen.  
Note: The settings will not be saved unless you highlight  
DONE and press the SELECT button.  
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Choosing a Transition Type  
1) From the CHANGE SETTINGS screen, highlight  
SLIDESHOW TRANSITION. Press the SELECT  
button. A red checkmark shows the current setting.  
2) Choose a transition type for the slideshow. The  
choices are:  
• Curtain  
• Blooming  
• Vertical Blinds  
3) Press the SELECT button.  
4) Highlight DONE and then press the SELECT button.  
This saves your new settings and returns you to the  
Menu screen.  
Note: The settings will not be saved unless you highlight  
DONE and press the SELECT button.  
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Setting Slideshow to Play Once or Repeat  
You can choose to play the slideshow once, or repeatedly  
for up to 120 minutes.  
1) From the CHANGE SETTINGS screen, highlight  
SLIDESHOW REPEAT and then press the SELECT  
button. A red checkmark shows the current setting.  
2) Choose ON to play the slideshow in a continuous  
loop, or OFF to stop the slideshow after the last  
picture. Press the SELECT button.  
3) Highlight DONE and then press the SELECT button.  
This saves your new settings and returns you to the  
Menu screen.  
Note: The settings will not be saved unless you highlight  
DONE and press the SELECT button.  
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Erasing Pictures from My Album  
You can erase pictures from My Album at any time.  
1) Press the MENU button and highlight ERASE  
PICTURES FROM MY ALBUM. Press the SELECT  
button. VistaFrame displays thumbnails of the first six  
pictures in My Album.  
Erasing Pictures  
2) Use the directional buttons to highlight a picture to  
erase, and press the SELECT button. VistaFrame will  
ask you if you want to erase the picture.  
To erase all pictures in My Album, highlight ERASE  
ALL and press the SELECT button. VistaFrame will  
ask you if you want to erase all of the pictures.  
• Highlight NO to keep the selection and then press  
the SELECT button.  
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• Highlight YES to erase the picture and then press  
the SELECT button. The picture is erased. You  
can erase as many pictures as you wish, one at a  
time, in the same manner.  
3) Press the EXIT button when you’re finished to return  
to the Menu.  
Creating a Custom Slideshow  
With a Custom Slideshow, you can choose the order in  
which to play specific pictures in a slideshow. You can even  
choose pictures from more than one folder on a memory  
card. You can create one Custom Slideshow for My Album  
and one for a memory card currently in VistaFrame.  
Once you have created a Custom Slideshow use the PLAY  
feature of the Custom Slideshow. (See Playing a Custom  
Slideshow on page 28.)  
Note: A Custom Slideshow for My Album is saved until  
you change it. A Custom Slideshow from a memory  
card is only saved until the memory card is removed  
or power is interrupted.  
Create/Edit Custom Slideshow  
Use CREATE/EDIT CUSTOM SLIDESHOW to choose the  
pictures and play order of the slideshow.  
1) Press the MENU button.  
2) Highlight CUSTOM SLIDESHOW and press the  
SELECT button.  
• Highlight CREATE/EDIT and press the SELECT  
button.  
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3) Highlight a memory type, either My Album or a  
memory card, and press the SELECT button.  
• The first six thumbnails are displayed. If your  
memory card contains a combination of folders and  
pictures, VistaFrame will display all folders first. To  
display the next six thumbnails, repeatedly press the  
NEXT button until the next screen of thumbnails  
appears.  
Note: To open a folder, use the directional buttons to  
highlight the desired folder. Press the SELECT  
button to open the folder and display any folders or  
pictures inside.  
4) Use the directional buttons to highlight a picture you  
want to include in the Custom Slideshow, and then  
press the SELECT button. A red checkmark appears  
under the picture.  
Create Custom Slideshow  
Note: Pictures will play in the order you select them.  
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To remove a picture from the Custom Slideshow,  
highlight the picture and then press the SELECT  
button. The red checkmark will disappear.  
5) Repeat Step 4 to add or remove as many pictures as  
you wish to the Custom Slideshow.  
To include all of the pictures in a folder, highlight  
SELECT ALL, and then press the SELECT button.  
To clear all selected pictures in a folder, highlight  
CLEAR ALL and then press the SELECT button.  
6) When you’re finished adding all your pictures to the  
Custom Slideshow, highlight DONE and press the  
SELECT button.  
Note: The Custom Slideshow will not be saved unless you  
highlight DONE and press the SELECT button.  
Playing a Custom Slideshow  
1) Press the MENU button.  
2) Highlight CUSTOM SLIDESHOW and press the  
SELECT button.  
3) Highlight PLAY and then press the SELECT button.  
• Highlight a memory type and then press the  
SELECT button. VistaFrame displays the Custom  
Slideshow for the selected memory type.  
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Tips  
Lower resolution pictures will load from memory cards  
faster. To have your pictures load quicker, make sure the  
images on your memory card are lower resolution images.  
Custom Slideshow Tip  
When selecting pictures to be included in your Custom  
Slideshow, some images may need to be rotated so that  
they are displayed in the way you want them to appear.  
Here is an easy way to quickly rotate them.  
1) Play the Custom Slideshow and when a picture  
appears that you want to rotate, press the SELECT  
button to pause the slideshow.  
2) Press the ROTATE button until the picture is  
displayed in the desired orientation.  
3) Press the SLIDESHOW button to resume viewing the  
slideshow.  
Note: A Custom Slideshow, along with any rotation  
instructions, is saved until the memory card is  
removed or the power is turned off.  
My Album Tip  
If you want to save a picture from your memory card to My  
Album, in a different orientation than how it currently saved  
on your memory card, VistaFrame can do it in three easy  
steps.  
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1) Display in full size the picture that you want to save in  
My Album (See Displaying Pictures with VistaFrame  
on page 13).  
2) Press the ROTATE button until the picture is  
displayed in the desired orientation.  
3) Press the SAVE button to save the picture into My  
Album.  
Every time you view the picture saved in My Album, it will  
be displayed in the orientation that you have chosen.  
Compatibility  
VistaFrame only supports the JPEG picture format.  
VistaFrame supports the following memory storage  
devices: SmartMedia™, CompactFlash® (Type I), SD™,  
MultiMediaCard™, and Memory Stick®.  
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Care and Maintenance  
To keep your Vialta VistaFrame working and looking good,  
follow these simple guidelines:  
• Avoid putting your VistaFrame near heating  
appliances and devices that generate electrical  
noise. (For example, motors and fluorescent lamps.)  
• Do not expose VistaFrame to direct sunlight or  
moisture.  
• Clean your VistaFrame with a soft cloth. (Remember  
to unplug VistaFrame from the power outlet first.)  
• Never use a strong cleaning agent or abrasive  
powder when caring for your VistaFrame, as this will  
damage the finish.  
• Retain the original packaging for future use.  
• Please visit us at www.vialta.com/owners for more  
information.  
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Troubleshooting Guide  
Problem  
What to Do  
Display has tiny  
black or bright  
points.  
This is a normal result of the manufacturing  
process, not a malfunction.  
Only can see 6  
Use the NEXT button to see the next 6  
pictures on a card. thumbnails.  
Picture display  
seems slow.  
Use lower resolution pictures.  
VistaFrame  
Make sure your memory card is inserted  
doesn't display any properly and that the pictures on it are in  
pictures.  
JPEG format.  
Pictures may be saved in a DCIM folder  
VistaFrame  
VistaFrame is limited to 500 images per  
doesn’t display all directory. Make sure that the pictures on the  
my pictures.  
card are in JPEG format.  
Black Screen  
Be sure that the POWER LED is illuminated.  
Press any button to wake up VistaFrame.  
Specifications  
6.8” Active Matrix TFT LCD  
Adjustable Brightness  
Display  
Power Consumption 18 Watts  
Power  
Operating Voltage (AC adapter) 100-240VAC,  
50/60HZ  
CompactFlash® (Type I), SmartMedia,  
SD, MultiMediaCard, Memory Stick®  
Supported mem-  
ory devices  
File Format  
Dimensions  
JPEG  
7.3 in (H) x 7.5 in (W) x 1.5 in (D)  
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Service  
For instructions on how to obtain service, refer to the  
warranty included in this guide or call Vialta Customer Care  
at 510-870-3198. Or send an email to: [email protected]  
Attach your sales receipt to this booklet for future  
reference, or jot down the date this product was  
purchased, along with the name of the store. This  
information will be valuable if service should be required  
during the warranty period.  
Purchase  
date____________________________________  
Name of  
store_____________________________________  
Information contained in this User’s Guide is subject to  
change at any time, and without notice.  
Vialta®, VistaFrame™, Beamer™, Beamer TV™, and  
Beamer FX™ are registered trademarks or trademarks of  
Vialta, Inc. CompactFlash® is a registered trademark of  
SanDisk Corp. Memory Stick® is a registered trademark of  
Sony Corporation. SmartMedia™ and SD™ are a  
trademarks of Toshiba Corporation. MultiMediaCard  
is a  
trademark of MultiMediaCard Association. All trademarks  
are either registered trademarks or trademarks of their  
respective holders.  
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Limited Warranty  
Vialta VistaFrame (VF-100 Series)  
Be sure to keep your original sales slip. Attach it to this User's Guide and  
keep both accessible. Also, keep the original box and packing material in  
case you need to return your VistaFrame for service.  
Limited Warranty  
Vialta, Inc. (Vialta) warrants this product against substantial defects in  
materials or workmanship to the original purchaser as follows:  
Labor: Vialta will repair or replace this product, at its option and without  
charge, if it is determined to be defective, for a period of 90 days from date  
of purchase. After 90 days, labor charges will apply to all repair services.  
Parts: In addition, Vialta will replace defective parts, without charge, for a  
period of one year from date of purchase. After 90 days, labor charges will  
apply to all repair services.  
Exclusions: This warranty does not cover installation or setup charges.  
Cosmetic damage, unauthorized repair, acts of God, accidental damage,  
misuse, abuse, negligence, improper voltage, or customer modification of  
the unit are not covered. Any commercial use of this product will  
automatically void this warranty. This warranty is invalid if the factory applied  
serial number has been altered or obliterated.  
IN NO EVENT SHALL VIALTA BE LIABLE OR IN ANY WAY  
RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES OR DEFECTS IN THE PRODUCT  
CAUSED BY REPAIRS OR ATTEMPTED REPAIRS PERFORMED BY  
ANYONE OTHER THAN AN AUTHORIZED SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE.  
NOR SHALL VIALTA BE LIABLE OR IN ANY WAY BE RESPONSIBLE FOR  
ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL ECONOMIC OR PROPERTY  
DAMAGE.  
Because some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of  
consequential or incidental damages, the above limitations may not apply to  
you. THIS WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND  
YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH MAY VARY FROM  
STATE TO STATE.  
Proof of purchase, such as a bill of sale or receipted invoice that indicates  
that the unit is within the warranty period is required to obtain warranty  
service.  
Warranty service will be provided when the product is returned to Vialta, in  
its original packaging and postage prepaid. For product return or customer  
questions, please call Vialta at 510-870-3198. Or send an email to  
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Electronic Emission Notices  
FCC Part 15 Information  
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a  
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the Federal Communication  
Commission (FCC) Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable  
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.  
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy  
and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause  
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no  
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this  
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,  
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is  
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following  
measures:  
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  
Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to  
which the receiver is connected.  
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.  
CE Statement  
Products with the CE Marking comply with the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC)  
issued by the Commission of the European Community.  
Compliance with the directive implies conformity to the following European  
Norms:  
EN 55022: 1998+A1: 2000  
EN 61000-3-2: 2000  
EN 61000-3-3: 1995+A1: 2001  
EN 55024: 1998+A1: 2001  
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Specials and Easy Registration  
For tips, the latest VistaFrame specials, and easy online  
Vialta, Inc.  
Fremont, California, USA  
11PG05-00003-B  
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Table of Contents  
Important Safety Precautions................................................3  
Introduction............................................................................4  
What’s Included with your VistaFrame..................................4  
Setting up your VistaFrame...................................................5  
Locating VistaFrame’s Features............................................6  
Using VistaFrame’s Features................................................8  
Brightness Adjustment .....................................................8  
My Album .........................................................................8  
Power Saving Mode .........................................................8  
Motion Sensor ..................................................................8  
Power Button ....................................................................9  
Menu Button .....................................................................9  
Save Button ......................................................................9  
Slideshow Button ............................................................10  
Rotate Button .................................................................10  
Directional Buttons .........................................................10  
Select Button ..................................................................10  
Exit Button ......................................................................10  
4-in-1 Memory Card Slot ................................................11  
Insert a Memory Stick®, SD™, or MultiMediaCard™ 11  
Insert a SmartMedia™ Card ......................................12  
CompactFlash® Card Slot .............................................12  
Insert a CompactFlash® Card ....................................12  
Displaying Pictures with VistaFrame...................................13  
Displaying Pictures Using the Menu Button ...................13  
Saving Pictures with VistaFrame.........................................16  
Saving Pictures from a Memory Card ........................16  
Replacing a Picture in My Album ...............................18  
Displaying a Slideshow on VistaFrame...............................19  
Saving a Picture During a Slideshow .............................20  
Pausing and Resuming a Slideshow ..............................20  
Changing Settings...............................................................20  
Power Saving .................................................................20  
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Changing the Interval Between Slides ...........................22  
Choosing a Transition Type ...........................................23  
Setting Slideshow to Play Once or Repeat ....................24  
Erasing Pictures from My Album.........................................25  
Creating a Custom Slideshow.............................................26  
Create/Edit Custom Slideshow .......................................26  
Playing a Custom Slideshow...............................................28  
Tips......................................................................................29  
Custom Slideshow Tip ....................................................29  
My Album Tip .................................................................29  
Compatibility........................................................................30  
Care and Maintenance........................................................31  
Troubleshooting Guide........................................................32  
Specifications ......................................................................32  
Service ................................................................................33  
Limited Warranty ............................................................34  
Electronic Emission Notices................................................35  
FCC Part 15 Information ................................................35  
CE Statement .................................................................35  
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