AC Adaptor is also provided for normal use.
As far as Loading images, it’s very easy:

For PC Users:

· Turn the unit on

· Plug the unit in to the USB Port on your Computer using the cable provided

· Go to “My Computer” under your Start Menu on your Computer Desk Top

· Go to appropriate “Removable Disk Icon” and double click to open

· Open “Photo File”

· Drag your .jpg files to this folder

· Turn unit off

· unplug from your PC

· After you turn the unit back on, your image should now be viewable

For Mac Users:

· Turn the unit on

· Plug the unit in to the USB Port on your Computer using the cable provided

· Double Click on the “Drive Icon” on your Desk Top

· Go to “Photo File: and Double Click to open

· Drag your .jpg files to this folder

· Turn unit off

· unplug from your Mac

· After you turn the unit back on, your image should now be viewable

“File Errors” occur when the device is unplugged from your Computer without turning the unit off first.

When using the SD Card:

PC Users:

· make sure the unit is turned off

· plug in the SD card to the top of the unit

· turn on the unit

· Your SD card is now being formatted automatically. Your SD is now formatted with 4 new file folders:

a) MP3 File (for Music)

b) MP4 File (for video)

c) Photo File (for images)

d) Rec File (for recordings)

· Take the USB cable provided and plug one end in to the device and the other end in to your computer

· Go to “my computer” under your Start Menu on your computer desk top

· Go to appropriate “removable disk icon” and double click to open (Make sure that it’s the correct Removable Disk Icon, there will also be one for the Internal memory as well)

· Click and drag your image files to the “photo file”; your music files to the “mp3 file” etc…

· Turn the unit off

· unplug from your pc

· after you turn the unit back on, your images will now be viewable

For Mac Users:

· make sure the unit is turned off

· plug in the SD card to the top of the unit

· turn on the unit

· Your SD card is now being formatted automatically. Your SD is now formatted with 4 new file folders:

a) MP3 File (for Music)

b) MP4 File (for video)

c) Photo File (for images)

d) Rec File (for recordings)

· Take the USB cable provided and plug one end in to the device and the other end in to your computer

· In a moment, 2 drive icons will appear on your desk top

· Go to appropriate disk icon and double click to open (Make sure that it’s the correct Disk Icon, there will also be one for the Internal memory as well)

· Click and drag your image files to the “photo file”; your music files to the “mp3 file” etc…

· Turn the unit off

· unplug from your computer

· after you turn the unit back on, your images will now be viewable

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@Others: Yeah, I haven’t had any luck with the format yet either. I mean, the program that it came with seems to be able to convert the images just fine, but it’s a pain to use one by one.

@Lundy: As for the USB thing — I’m not sure, but here’s how I have to use mine. I plug it in to power, then USB. DingDong says windows, disks show up, I copy data onto it, then I use the system tray icon to “dismount” the drives. DingDong again, but the frame acts like it is still plugged in. You have to then disconnect the frame from USB before it will ‘reboot’ and start doing it’s thing again.

Also, my frame will only work w/ the USB plug hooked up, I have the power cable plugged into an outlet (my furnished batteries lasted about 15 min). Has anyone figgered out anything else useful to share about using this frame ?