Santek digital clock photo frame. Only has h and m button . No set button. I don't know how to set the clock

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Have you considered consulting the manual or User Guide ? You may find that H stands for hours, M stands for minutes, and you press them until the clock displays the time you require.

Posted on Jan 15, 2021

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SOURCE: 7 digital photo frame problems

Yeah, I just got one too and I have no USB thingy, and I kinda need my memory card.... hmmm.... maybe it should come with one. That's a bright idea huh! And how on Earth do you get music on it?!

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SOURCE: Digital photo frame

hi, got the same problem, tried pics at different res, compressions, from different cameras and programs...still no luck

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: 7" Trutech digital photo frame Calendar

Use the Navigation Buttons to select "Calendar"; press Enter to confirm. To set the date, press the Stop Button and then use < and > Buttons to adjust the year and the arrow down and ^ buttons to adjust the month; press the Stop Button again to confirm. Then, use the Navigation Buttons to select the current date on the calendar display and press Enter to confirm. To exit press the Menu Button.

Posted on Nov 09, 2008

Anonymous

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SOURCE: Manual Information/Owner Guide

In order to toggle display of Temperature, Seconds, Day of Week, and Month, hold + and press Set once. Release and repeat to move through the various display configurations.

Posted on Apr 07, 2009

MIke

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That all depends upon what is wrong with the frame. I would start by contacting the manufacturer since there are no standardized parts for the frames. Each is made to or for the specifications of the manufacturor and parts may not be interchangeable.

Posted on Nov 03, 2009

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