Dopo EM63 User Manual

User’s Manual

Internet Tablet EM63

Read this m anu al be for e installatio n and u se.

We would like you to have a safe and enjoyable
experience. Please read the following instruction s
and notices before using the tablet.

Avoid using the tablet in extremely hot, cold,
dusty, damp or wet environments.
The tablet is not moisture/water-resistant.
Avoid using the tablet around sources of
water.
Avoid dropping or forcibly placing the tablet
onto a hard surface. This may damage the
screen or internal electronic components.
Do not use alcohol, thinner or benzene to
clean the surface of the tablet.
Use only cleaning products designed for
computer tablet devices
Do not use the tablet while walking or driving.
Excessive use of earphones at high volume
may lead to hearing impairment.
Limit earphone usage, and adjust the volume
to a moderate level when doing so.
The images in this manual may vary slightly
from the actual product.

Charge the tablet batery under any the
following circumstances:

1.The battery level icon indicates low power,
by showing a drained, red battery icon.

2.The tablet powers-off automatically, and
continues to do even after restarting.

3.On-screen keys do not work.
Do not suddenly disconnect the tablet when
formatting, uploading or downloading data.
This can lead to program errors(e.g.,system
or screen “freezing”.)
Static discharge in the cable, while it is con­nected to a computer, may corrupt files or
damage the memory of the tablet.
Dismantling the tablet will void the manu­facture’s warranty. If experiencing
problems, review the Troubleshooting section
of this manual.
The tablet functions, hardware, software, and
warranty information may be improved or
modified by the manufacturer or their respec­tive owners, and is subject to change without
notice.

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Important Safety lnstructions and Notices

Features

7"1024X600 Capacitive touch-screen, with multi- point touch function .

Wi-Fi .
Play all formats of music, video and picture file, Supports resolution up to 1080P.
TF card for data storage and transfer.
Energy-saving brightness control and sleep functions.
Supports multiple languages.
USB 2.0 high-speed transfer.
APK program installation using the Applnstaller.
Supports firmware upgrades.
G-Sensor function: Detects the environment, orientation and position of the tablet, to provide in put
for various applications.
Camera: Front (facing user)0.3MP

The DOPO EM63 7"Tablet
AC Adapter
User ’s Manual
USB Cable

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Features/What’s In the Box

What’s in the Box

Important Safety lnstructions and Notices

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1 Camera 0.3M camera on front of tablet (facing the user.)

2 Power/Lock Key

Powers ON/OFF when held for about 3 seconds. Locks and unlocks the

3 Earphone Jack use with a standard 3.5mm stereo headphone jack.

4 Micro USB Port Connect to a computer via mini USB cable to transfer data (I.e. music,

5 HDMI 1080P HDMI Output.

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Power Jack

Connects to an AC adapter.

7 Volume-/+Key Increases/Decreases audio volume in either speakers or earphones.

8 TF Card Slot Slot for a TransFlash card (also referred to as an Micro S card.)D

9 Reset Button

10 Speaker

video, photo, data files.)

tablet in Stand-by Mode.

Press to reset the tablet. This requires a paper-clip or other small,
narrow-tipped item to insert and trigger the reset. (Be careful not
to apply excessive pressure to the button located inside the tablet.)

Powering ON/OFF

To power ON/OFF the tablet, press and hold the
Power button for about 3 seconds. When turning
the tablet ON, you will go to the initial Startup
screen and have the option of unlocking it and
going to the Home screen, or directly to the
Camera app, When turning OFF the tablet, a
window will open, verifying your action.

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Basic Operations

Touching and Typing

The EM63 tablet screen is designed for you
to touch it to move, select and manipulate
information.
To select an item on the screen, simply tap it

Stand-by Mode

if you do not want to power-off the tablet, you can
opt to deactivate just the LCD screen. This will
keep the tablet in Stand-by mode. To deactivate
the screen, quickly press and release the Power
button. The screen will go black. To reactivate,
simply press and release the Power button again.
(You ma y have to unlock the tablet in order to use
it, depending on your security settings.)

once with your fingertip or stylus. Some items
may require you to”double-tap”.
To type into on text field(i.e.,when inputting
your name, or a web address),tap the text
field. The on-screen keyboard will appear,
and allow you to type the information you
wish to enter.

Other common finger gestures include :
Touch and Hol d: Touching and keeping your

finger on an on-screen item,
until a light glow appears
around it, may activate a
separate menu or other
options for that item. This is
often used for deleting an
item from the tablet.

Drag: To move an object, or activate
functionality, Touch and Hold
an item until it glows, then
“drag”it to another location
on the screen without lifting
your finger or stylus.

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Swipe/Slide: A motion often used to move

through menus, pictures or
multiple options. This is done
with a light tap or flick of the
finger/stylus into the direcion
you want the item, menu or
screen to move toward.

Double-Tap: Some items will require two taps

in order to activate, zoom-in,
zoom-out.

Pinch: In some apps (such as Maps, Brower,
and Gallery), you can zoom in and out by

placing two fingers
on the screen at
once, and pinching
them together
(to zoom out) or
spreading them
apart(to zoom in.)

Changing the screen orientation

First, maks sure the “Auto-rotate screen”option
is selected in the Settings menu(Settings>
Accessibility). With this option selected, the screen
will automatically rotate based on the vertical/
horizontal orientation it is being held in. To“lock”
an orientation, simple deselect the“Auto-rotate
screen” option.

Resetting the Tablet

if the tablet is unresponsive to either touch input
or function keys, use a paperclip or similarly-sized
pin and press the Reset button located in the reset
aperture. This reset will clear the memory and
reboot the tablet.(it is not the same as a factory
reset; your personal information, apps, settings etc.
will be retained.)

Conserving Power

To conserve tablet battery power, set the
brightness and sleep functions at reasonable
levels. These functions can be found in the
Settings menu(Settings>Dispay).

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Charging the Tablet

It is best to charge the tablet before the battery
icon is fully drained, or when the tablet pop-up
indicates that it needs charging. To charge the
tablet, plugin the AC adapter to a convenient
outlet, then plug-in the tablet to the AC adapter.
If the tablet is on, the battery icon will pulse, showing
that it is being charged. If is fully charged when an
icon of a full battery is displayed on the screen.

Connecting to a Computer for File Transfer

The included USB cable can be used to connect the
tablet to any PC computer, for the purpose of transferring
music, picture and other data files between the two units.

Power On the tablet

Upon pressing the Power button for about 3 seconds to
start the tablet, there will be a series of screens, and then
you will see this locked Start-up screen:

Basic Operations/The Home Screen at a Glance

A complete battery charge will take
approximately 5 hours. It is normal for the tablet
to be warm to the touch as it is being charged.

Press and hold your finger on the lock icon, and two
options will appear. Drag it to the right, so that the circle
clicks onto the unlock icon. The tablet will be unlocked,
and will proceed to the Home screen. Drag it to the left
to go directly to the Camera app. If you do nothing, the
tablet will return to Standby mode.

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The Home screen is the starting point for all of the features of the tablet are descriptions of each ifem on the
home screen

1 Google

Search

Opens to the Google Search page,which allows you to enter an internet search using the
keyboard or voice control.

2 Home Icon Returns to the center/main Home screen.

3 Back Icon Opens the previous screen visited, whether in an application or using the internet.

4 Recent Apps Opens a list of apps(applications)recently used. Any application in the list can be selected

5 Volume

Down

Reduced volume from music or other audio sources.

6 Volume Up Increases volume from music of other audio sources.

7 Application

Menu

Opens a list of all apps and widgets installed on the tablet.See More on the Launcher Tab" "

8 System

Opens a status window, which will give details in the state of the tablet, incoming mes­sages,updates,Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections and other tablet system related information.

9 Status Icons A quick-look at the status of the tablet, including network connections,battery life,volume

and time. Tappin on the Status icons will give the System Notifications pop-up window.

simply by touching it,or removed by swiping it left or right. NOTE:If an application
is not used after a certain length of time,if will begin to shrink,and eventually fade from this

menu.

below.

Home screen may extend beyond the width of the central screen. It provides more space, so that
Apps shortcut,widget, etc.can be displayed. Press a blank area of the home screen,swipe
finger (left to right) to acces s other home screen. Add APPS shortcut, widgets and other features
to the homescreens, and change the wallpaper.

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More on the Launcher Tab

The Launcher Tab is a convenient way to access
all of the applications (Apps). After tapping the
icon, the screen will open to the Launcher Tab
page. At the top, will find options to see all
Apps (applications) or widgets.

Apps

Tapping on any application icon in the Launcher
screen will activate the application. If you would
like to add the application to the Home screen,
simply press and hold the app icon, and you

The Home Screen at a Glance

will return to the Home screen with the selected
icon still under-finger. You can move the ap­plication to any available location on the main
screen. Release the application icon to place
it in the screen, add it to another application in
a separate sub-window,or onto the top of the
screen onto the text “App info”, where you will find
detailed information on that application.

Widgets

Widgets are mini Apps that run on the Home
screen. The tablet comes with several by default,
including a calendar and a clock, and more can
be downloaded.

Shop

This is the icon for the Google Play store, where
purchase and download Apps and widgets will
be able for use on the tablet.

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Some applications have been installed on the
tablet to help get started. (It is recommended
that a Google Gmail account, as many
of these Apps use Google services.) These Apps
may include;

For the Internet/Communication:

Pre-Installed Applications

AppInstaller-Assists with the installation, man­agement and download of applications on
your tablet.
Settings-Adjust wireless networks, screen and
sound functions, and other aspects of the
tablet.
Play Store-Purchase and download Apps,
music, movies and widgets from Google Play.
Downloads-Manages all downloaded items,
including Apps, widgets, ebooks, documents, etc.
Drive-Connects to Google Drive ac­count. Manages storage and sharing of files,
images, etc.

Convenient Utilities:

Browser-For accessing the internet.
Email-Quick access to the email account
(if other than Gmail.)

Music,Video and Photos

Video Player-Plays and manages video files.
Music-Plays and manages music files.
Gallery-Displays and manages photos and
image files.
Sound Recorder-Allows for the recording of
sound using the internal microphone.
Camera-Take photos using the 0.3 mega­pixel camera, and apply special effects.

Tablet and Application Management

Explorer-Allows for the management and
access of data files, including files such as
music, video, and data (ie. PDFs)

Calculator-A simple and convenient calcu­lator.
Calendar-A robust calendar app that allows
for custom scheduling.
Clock-A standard clock/alarm.

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Please note: Not all applications in the list
may be available on the tablet. Double P-

ower reserves the right to add, modify, or
delete any application without prior notice.

BROWSER

Pre-Installed Applications

Tapping on the Browser icon will give access
to the internet. Here is the screen layout:

1 Touch to open a new window.

2 Touch to view/select more options for the window.

3 Opens the Bookmark/History/Saved Pages screen.

Tap on any thumbnail to go to that website.

4 Touch to bookmark a web page.Page will be

made available in the Bookmark/History/Saved

SETTINGS

Allows many adjustments of the functions of the
tablet.

Pages screen.

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The following are some of the available settings:

Turn Wi -Fi ON/OF F.Shows a vailabl e Wi-Fi
signa ls, and all ows you to ta p on the sign al
you wis h to join. Se e page X on con nect­ing to an d managin g your Wi-F i.

Shows a l ist of apps t hat have be en
Downl oaded, ar e current ly runnin g, or are
locat ed on a separ ate devic e(such as
an SD car d.) Displ ays the tot al amount o f
inter nal stora ge availa ble.

Wi-Fi

Data
usage

A convenient tool for viewing the amount
of data transferred to/from the tablet.

More... Connect the tablet using VPN, Portable

hotspot, Wi-Fi direct or a Mobile network.

Sound Adjust tablet volumes for music, sound and

Display Adjust the Brightness, Auto-rotation,Sleep

duration and Font size.Also allows you to
customize wallpaper.

HDMI Activate HDMI (High-Definition Multime-

dia Interface),and adjust resolution and
Screen Zoom.

Storage Show the total amount of memory avail-

able in the tablet for data (e.g., apps,
pictures).

Battery Shows battery usage over time, giving an

estimate on how much battery power is
available(as a time interval).

Apps

Accounts
& sync

Allows user to view email accounts
linked and accessible by the tablet,and
synchronize features such as calendar and
contacts.

Location
services

Allows Google to determine your location
using Wi-Fi, and to base any searches off
that location.

Security View and select options for security on the

tablet, including screen lock, creating/
managing passwords, and tablet encryp
tion.

See page X on tablet security.

Lan­guage &
input

Select the language you would like to view
on the tablet. Also, manage input using
voice, text-to-speech output, and pointer

speed.

Backup &
reset

Manage the backup and restoration of
app data,Wi-Fi passwords,and other set­tings to Google servers.Also erase all data

on the tablet.

notifications.

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Pre-Installed Applications

Date &
time

Adjust the date/time displayed on the
tablet.

Acces­sibility

Enables features for more functional tablet

usage, including TalkBack, enlarged text,

automatic screen rotation, the ability to
speak passwords, touch and hold delays,
and the installation of assistive web scripts. .

Devel­oper
options

For Developer Use Only - These setting
allow hardware/software developers to
access programming and developmental
aids in the tablet.

About
tablet

Shows detailed information on the tablet,
including system updates,status,legal
information,model and Android software
version number.

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Connecting to the Internet

The EM63 utilizes Wi-Fi networks to connect
to the internet.(Wi-Fi technology can provide
wireless internet access at distances over 300
feet, however, this distance can be affected by
your surrounding environmen t and a Wi-Fi
router.)

In order to connect to the internet, you will need
either of the following:

A wireless router.
An access point with a broadband internet
connection.
and
The name of your network(SSID),as well as
the password or other credentials, if your
network is secure.(NOTE:You may encounter
open Wi-Fi) networks, or”hot spots.”These
network are usually configured so that you
can simply connect to them without needing
to know its settings. The tablet will obtain all
needed information from the router automati­cally.

The wireless router must support Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
connections. If the router supports 802.11n,
mare sure that it has been configured to accept

802.00b/g connections as well.(Note:A minimum
connection speed of 64 Kbps is recommended.
Faster speeds will provide for a better internet
experience.)

Tablet Security

The EM63 comes with several security methods for unlocking the tablet, encrypting data, and other
security functions. To change the security method, go to Settings, and touch the Security tab. You will be
presented with the following options:

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Screen Security Screen lock - The tablet has several methods for locking/unlocking the screen.

Locking the screen prevents unauthorized users from accessing the tablet. The
default setting is the ‘Slide’ lock.

Slide The default setting. Requires the user to only slide the circle to the

unlock icon to open the tablet.

Face
unlock

Uses a photograph image to unlock the tablet.

Pattern Requires the drawing of a pattern on the tablet screen to unlock.

PIN Uses a number with no more than 17 digits to unlock the tablet.

Password Uses a word or phrase with between 4 and 17 characters to

unlock the tablet.

Owner info - Shows the owner information on the locked Start-up screen.

PASSWORDS Make passwords visible-Allows passwords to the seen one character at a time,

during input.

Tablet Security

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SLEEP AND AUTOMATIC LOCK

Unless otherwise set, the tablet will go to sleep, and automatically lock, afte r a preset period of time.
The Sleep function can be set by going to Settings, and the to Display and selecting Sl eep in the right
side menu. The tablet can be set to sleep after 15 seconds to 30 minutes of inactivity, or not at all.
The screen lock is determined by the Screen Security setting(see above.)

POWER BUTTON INSTANTLY LOCKS

When screen security is active, the tablet will lock after the Power button has been pressed, and the
screen has gone to sleep.

DEVICE
ADMINISTRATION
(Advanced Users)

Device administrators -
Unknown sources-When activated,allows the downloading and installation of

‘unknown’, non-markt(e.g.,Google Play) Apps.

CREDENTIAL
STORAGE
(Advanced Users)

Trusted credentials - Shows all Trusted credentials .

Install from SD card - Allows a credential to be installed via SD card.
Clear credentials-Removes all credentials. .

Troubleshooting

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1.The tablet will not turn on.

The tablet may need to be recharged. Insure that the AC adaptor is plugged-in corre ctly, and allow
the tablet to charge.
If you are aware that the tablet is charged, try resetting it by pressing the RESET button.

2.There is no sound in the earphones.

The volume may be set to”0". Adjust the volume accordingly.
Check the volume of the file you are attempting to play.
Confirm that the earphones are properly connected to the tablet.

3.The incorrect Ianguage is being disp layed.

To set the language you wish displayed. Go to Settings, then Language & input(und er
PERSONAL), and select Language. Select the language y ou would prefer displayed.

4.Files will not d ownload from my computer.

Make sure you have the proper cable connection between th e tablet and computer.
Check to see if the tablet has enough memory to store the file you would like to download . Go to
Settings, then Storage(under DEVICE),and look under INTERNAL STORAGE for Available. Compare
the available amount of memory to the size of the file you’re attempting to downloa d.

5.Tablet will not play some video and/ or audio files.

The tablet will not play audio files that are copy-protec ted.If should, howev er, play files you have
purchases from Google Play or other such online store.

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6.Fails to open a we b page.

Check to ensure the tablet has a Wi-Fi connection.
It is possible the web page you’re trying to access does not exist, or is under mainten ance. Try ac­cessing the site from another device.

7.Forgot password or lock pattern.

Please contact Customer Service via email, and you will b e given instructions o n how to
do a factory reset. Please be aware that all personal data will be deleted by a factory r eset.

8.Downloaded an app, but don’t see it on the home page.

Check the Launcher Tab to see if the app you downloaded is unde r the APP tab.
Check the Applnstaller.
Go to Settings, then Apps, and view the list of downloaded or all Apps.

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1. Where can I buy mor e apps?

Apps and widgets for the tablet can be

purchased or downloaded from a nu mber

of sources. The tablet comes ready with a

Google Play, app, which will allo w you access

to Google Play, and enable you to download

everything from music to video and apps.

You can also try the Amazon Appstore.

Frequently-Asked Questions(FAQ)

2. How do I sync my email to the tablet?

Goto ’Settings’,scroll down to ‘PERSONAL’ and

select’ Accounts & sync’.

Touch ‘ADD ACCOUNT’ in the upper right cor-

ner. A pop-up window will appear, g iving you

the option to add a Corporate, regular Email,

or Google account(which includes gmail.)

Select the type of account you would like to

sync with the tablet ,and follow the prompts.

You will be asked for the email address/user-

name and password,

1. Can DOPO repair my tablet if it breaks,
or I drop it in water?

Please read the Warranty statement at the

rear of this instruction manual. If the damage

is not covered by the DOPO warranty, you can

contact DOPO Customer Service to see what

options may be available to you.

4. Do I need to let the ba ttery drain before I
recharge the tablet?

No. It’s usually a good idea to charge the

tablet before it reaches 1% power, and the

tablet will prompt you to plug it in when the

battery is low.

5. Can I use a stylus,and if so,what type can
I use?

Yes. You can use the styplus that was

designed for capacitive screen.

6. Can I upgrade the p rocessor?

No. Any attempt to upgrade the hardware of

the tablet will void the warranty ,and may

compromise the operation of the tablet

Compliance Information

The following statement applies to all products

that have received FCC approval. Applicable

products bear the FCC logo, and/or an FCC ID in

the format FCC ID:xx-xxx-xxx on the product label.

This mobile device complies with part 15 of the

FCC Rules. Operation is subjected to the following

two conditions: This mobile device may not cause

harmful interference, and this mobile device

must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

This mobile device has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of the 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 instruc-

tions, may 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 into 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.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved

by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not
be colocated or operating in conjunction with any
other antenna or transmitter.

FCC NOTICE

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Compliance Information

DEVICE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT'S REQUIREMENTS
FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES.

This device is designed and manufactured not to
exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio
frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Commu­nications Commission of the U.S. Government.
The exposure standard for wireless mobile devices
employs a unit of measurement known as the
Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set
by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. Tests for SAR are conducted
using standard operating positions accepted by the
FCC with the device transmitting at its highest
certified power level in all tested frequency bands.
Although the SAR is determined at the highest
certified power level, the actual SAR level of the
device while operating can be well below the
maximum value. This is because the device is
designed to operate at multiple power levels so as

to use only the poser required to reach the network.
In general, the closer you are to a wireless base
station antenna, the lower the power output.

RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION (FCC SAR)

The highest SAR value for the device as reported
to the FCC when tested for use when worn on the
body, as described in this user guide, is 1.23 W/kg.
(Body-worn measurements differ among device
models, depending upon available accessories
and FCC requirements.)
While there may be differences between the
SAR levels of various devices and at various
positions, they all meet the government require­ment. The FCC has granted an Equipment Autho­rization for this device with all reported SAR levels
evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF
exposure guidelines. SARinformation on this
device is on file with the FCC and can be found
under the Display Grant section of www.fcc.gov/oet/
ea/fccid/ after searching on FCC ID: xx-xxx-xxx.

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For Canada

This Class B degital apparatus complies with

Canadian ICES-003.This Category ll radiocommu-

nication device complies with lndustry Canada

Standard RSS-310.

Warning Statement

Operation is subject to the following two condi-

tions: this device may not cause interference,

and this device must accept any interference,

including interference that may cause undesired

operation of the device.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:IC R adiation Exposure
Statement

This EUT is compliance with SAR for general popu-

lation/ uncontrolled exposure limits in IC RSS-102

and had been tested in accordance with the

measurement methods and procedures specified

in IEEE 1528. This equipment should be installed

and operated with minimum distance 0.5cm

between the radiator and your boby.

this device and its antenna (s) must not be co-

located or operating in conjunction with any

other antenna or transmitter.

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WARRANTY

ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY ON

PARTS AND 90 DAYS ON LABOR

PARTS AND LABOR

TYPE OF SERVICE

DOPO provides a warranty to the original purchaser

of a new Product against defects in materials and

workmanship for a period of one year of non

-commercial usage and ninety(90)days if commercial

use. If a Product covered by this by this war ranty is

determined to be defective within the warranty period,

DOPO will either repair or replace the unit at its sole

option and discretion.

There will be no charge for parts or labor during the

first ninety (90) days of the warranty period. Thereafter

and up to one year from the date of purchase, parts

only are under warranty. There will be a labor fee if

repairs are required during this time. Replacement

parts and units may be new or recertified at DOPO'S

option and sole discretion.

Defective Products must be sent to a DO PO

service center to obtain warranty service.

DOPO is not responsible for transportation

costs to the service center, but DOPO will

cover return shipping to the customer.

Pre-authorization is required be fore sending

any unit in for warranty service.

Product returns to DOPO'S service centers

must utilize either the original box and

shipping material or packaging that affords

an equal degree of protection. DOPO

Technical Support will provide instructions

for packing and shipping the covered

Product to the DOPO service center.

Replacement parts and units are warranted for

the remaining portion of the original war ranty

or for ninety (90) days from warranty service

or replacement, whichever is greater.

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Limitations and Exclusions

DOPO'S one-year limited warranty only covers

defects in materials and workmanship. This warranty

does not cover: cosm etic damage, units that are

dropped, norm al wear and tear, improper operation,

improper voltage supply or power s urges, signal issues,

damages from shipping, acts of God, any type of

customer misu se, modifications or adjustments, as

well as installation and set-up is sues or any repairs

attempted by anyone other than by a DOPO authorized

service cente r. Products with unreadable or removed

serial numbers, or requiring routine maintenance are

not covered. This one year limited warranty does not

cover Products sold:"AS IS","FACTORY RECERTIFIED"

or by a non-authorized reseller.

PER IOD OF TIME SET FORTH ABO VE. DAGE'S

TOTAL LIABILI TY FOR ANY AND ALL LOS SES

AND DAMAG ES RESU LTI NG FRO M ANY CAUS E

WHA TSO EVE R INC LUD ING DAGE'S NEGLI GEN CE,

ALLEG ED DAMAG E, OR DEFEC TI VE GOODS , WH-

ETH ER SUCH DEFEC TS ARE DISCO VER ABLE

OR LATEC T, SHALL IN NO EVENT EXC EED THE

PURC HA SE PRICE OF THE PRODU CT, DAGE

SHALL NOT BE RESPO NS IBLE FOR LOSS OF

USE, LOS S OF INFO RM ATION OR DATA , COMM-

ERCIAL LOS S, LOST REVEN UE OR LOS T

PROFI TS, OR OTHE R INC IDE NTA L OR CONSE-

QUE NTIAL DA MAG ES .

THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES

OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED OR DESCRIBED

ABOVE. ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING

ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY

AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,

SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE

Some states do not allow limitations on how long

an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion of

incidental or consequential d amages, so the

above limitations or exclusions may not apply

to you. This warranty gives you specific legal

rights, and you may also have other rights,

which vary from state to state. THIS WARANTY

IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

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