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“send-slideshow” icon ( ) in the toolbar. This will send your PC
slideshow to the MemoryFrame. When the application sends the
Send-Slideshow command, the MemoryFrame will erase its current
slideshow, then read in the new show over the USB connection
from the PC and save it into its onboard memory.
After you click on Send, Digital PixMaster will display a progress
bar to indicate the transfer of the new images to MemoryFrame.
Important! When the progress bar is complete, it only signifies that the
file has been transferred, but not yet stored in memory. This is just the
beginning of the MemoryFrame’s actual process of updating its
Slideshow, so do not turn off the power
After the transfer is complete, the MemoryFrame will erase the
current slideshow portion of its memory and program in the new
slideshow image. You must wait up to one (1) minute for the frame
to complete the slideshow change.
Important! Do not unplug or cut power to the MemoryFrame or PC
during the send slideshow process!
Once the new slideshow has been loaded into the MemoryFrame’s
storage memory, the MemoryFrame will indicate it is finished by
displaying the first new image of the slideshow. A power-cycle is
not required.
6.7 Properties
This allows you to see what version firmware your MemoryFrame is
currently running. The MemoryFrame must be attached to your
computer for this function to be available. If your MemoryFrame is not
attached, this function will be “grayed out” (not available for selection).
6.8 Help - Internet Updates
Updates for Digital PixMaster software, the USB Driver, and the
MemoryFrame’s firmware can be downloaded and installed
automatically. By default, Digital PixMaster will automatically search
the Pacific Digital website once a week for updates. The automatic
update schedule can be altered through the "File/Preferences" menu
option (see Preferences section 6.5.11). Checking for updates can be also
invoked at anytime by clicking on Help then select “Internet Updates.”