Set up FrameChannel to work with Digital Spectrum wireless frames

Using FrameChannel with your Digital Spectrum Wireless Picture Frame

The Digital Spectrum wireless picture frame is capable of working with your FrameChannel account. Upon entering your FrameChannel username and 4 digit PIN, you can add new channels and media from your FrameChannel account.

Step 1: Connect the frame to the Internet

From the main menu on the frame, scroll down to the second page and select Search wireless network

Choose your network from the list of wireless networks that appear

Note: If you are using a secure connection, you will be required to enter your network key. If you are prompted to enter the network key, you can use the remote control along with the on-screen keyboard to enter the required information. Use the Shift button for capital letters, and symbols such as ? and &. When finished, select the Next key on the keyboard, which will return you to the main menu.

Step 2: Enter your FrameChannel account information (Note: you will need your FrameChannel username and 4 digit Pin.)

From the Main Menu on the frame, select the Settings option

From the Settings menu, scroll down to the second page and select Configure photo sharing, then select Set FrameChannel info

Select From FrameChannel

An on screen keyboard will launch prompting you to enter your user id. Enter your FrameChannel username. (Note: use the shift key for capitol letters and symbols). Press Next.

Enter your FrameChannel Pin, then select Next on the on-screen key board. You will be brought back to the Configure photo sharing site menu.

Step 3: Start your slideshow

From the Configure photo sharing site menu, press Menu on the remote control to return to the Main Menu

Select Picture, then Play slideshow

Select Photo sharing website, then select From FrameChannel

Your FrameChannel slideshow will begin running automatically

You can now update your channels and settings on your FrameChannel account and your changes will be applied to your wireless frame.