Elonex eTouch 1012ET Quick Start Guide

Menu Icons
At the top of your screen are the Menu icons. These give you important information about the status of the eTouch™ as well as options and shortcuts.
You can quickly see whether you are connected to Wi-Fi (the number of Wi-Fi bars increase or decrease depending on the signal strength), the amount of charge in your battery, or increase or decrease the volume. Tap the Back button to go back to the previous screen.
Tap the Menu Icon at any time to bring up a menu of options relevant to the screen you have open. For example on the home screen, tapping the menu icon brings up ways to change your homescreen, and if you have the eMail app open the menu icon brings up options to do with your eMail.
Program Menu
In the middle at the bottom of your home screen is the Program menu icon. Tap the square icon in the centre to open a menu of your installed apps. To open an app just tap it once and it will launch. You can customise where your apps are by tapping and holding the icon then dragging and dropping it where you want it to stay.
Tap to go to your home screens. Tap to go to your program menu. Swipe left or right to view your other screens, widgets and shortcuts. Turn your eTouch round to auto-rotate the screen.
Menu Icons
Go to your Homescreen
(also HOME on the top of the eTouch)
Battery Charge
Time
Refresh Media Library
Take Screen Capture
Volume Down
Volume Up
Menu Button
(also MENU on the top of the eTouch)
Back Button
(also on the front of the eTouch)
Connected Via Ethernet
Connected Via Wi-Fi
Connecting to Ethernet
To connect to a wired broadband conection via RJ45 you simply connect the network cable from your router / network point to the ethernet port in the eTouch. It should automatically connect.
If you don’t connect straight away or you need to dial up to ADSL, please contact your network administrator, or Internet Service Provider.
Connecting to Wi-Fi
Follow the instructions below to connect to a Wi-Fi Connection:
:: From the home screen tap
Settings, then Wireless & networks.
:: Then tap Wi-Fi to turn on the eTouch™’s Wi-Fi module
(please note that this will use your battery life faster).
:: Tap Wi-Fi Settings. The eTouch™ will then automatically scan for available Wi-Fi hotspots.
:: Select the desired Wi-Fi hotspot from the list.
:: If the hotspot doesn't have a password it will automatically connect, however if it ‘secure’, a password window will pop up letting you enter the correct password. For password details refer to your ISP or the sta at the internet cafe/coee shop etc.
:: You should now be connected and can surf the Internet by tapping the Browser icon. To view a web page tap the white bar at the top of the screen to enter a web address, or tap the Google search bar to enter a search term.
Note: To increase your battery life you can turn of fthe Wi-Fi using the switch at the top right of your eTouch.
Wi-Fi Connection Troubleshooting
If you have trouble connecting to your Wi-Fi please check the following: :: Check you have included any CaPiTaL letters as most passwords are case sensitive :: Check you haven’t got CAPS lock toggled ON. :: Check you have the correct password for the hotspot and it hasn’t been changed.
If you still can’t connect there may be a temporary conict with your router’s security authentication. Please contact your Internet Service Provider, requesting to temporarily lower the router’s security encryption to WEP which will allow the eTouch to connect to the internet.
Once connected, you should have no further problems with getting online you can request that the ISP return the encryption to its former status. This can all be done over the phone in a couple of minutes.
Resetting
If you experience any persistent problems or a frozen screen, simply press the reset button using a paperclip or the stylus. If the issue continues please call 0871 222 3456. (Mon- Fri national rate)
Files and Folders
To browse your eTouch’s les and folders tap the My Pad icon. The rst time you use it you need to agree to the EULA terms & conditions by pressing Accept Accept.
To copy and paste les from one folder to another, tap to highlight the le or folder, then tap the copy or cut button. Then navigate to the destination folder, either Local (your eTouch’s internal memory), SD1 (micro SD Card), or UDisk1 or UDisk 2 (USB stick) depending on what storage devices you have attached. Tap Paste to transfer the selected item.
Files and folders can be created, re-named and deleted by tapping the appropriate button. You can also move les wirelessly between your laptop and the eTouch using ‘cloud storage’ solutions such as the free “Dropbox” app.
Notication Bar
Swipe your nger down from the top of the screen to show the notication bar. This gives you updates such as when you receive a new eMail or when an app has completed downloading. To remove all the current notications tap clear. To remove the notication bar swipe
Using Apps
ES Task Manager Your eTouch ‘multi-tasks’ so programs are never shut down until you turn the tablet o. With too many programs open you may notice a drop in performance so its best to periodically close some down. To do this, open the ES Task Manager then tick the apps you wish to close, then tap kill selected to close the selected apps.
your nger upwards.
QUICK
START GUIDE
Introduction
Please read this quick start guide carefully to help you get the most out of your eTouch™.
Package Contents
Before using your eTouch™, please check your package contents to ensure there aren’t any items missing. If any of the listed items are missing or damaged, please contact your point of purchase for assistance.
The package includes:
1. 10” eTouch™ Tablet
2. Mains Power Adaptor
3. Quick Start Guide & Warranty Card
Setting up
Your tablet has a screen protector (a thin lm to protect the screen during transit). Please use the tab to slowly and very carefully remove this from the screen as it will reduce the quality of the screen image.
Help & Support
To help you get the best out of your product we provide you with a limited 1 year Return to Base Warranty and Support Helpdesk
(see www.elonex.com for more details).
For all technical support please contact our helpdesk using the details below:
0871 222 3456
(Mon- Fri national rate)
eMail Questions
support@elonex.com
FAQ’s and Updates
www.elonex.com/support
If you have any problems or
questions please
DO NOT take your eTouch™
back to the store.
Please contact us for some
(this does not aect your Statutory Rights)
helpful advice.
Battery Charging
Your eTouch™ has a built in 7100mAh rechargeable lithium battery which provides around 6 Hours battery life (depending on usage).
The eTouch™ is supplied with no charge in the battery and we recommend that you charge the battery for around 8 Hours for its rst charge, to achieve the best battery life. Without sucient charge the eTouch will not power up and will vibrate until reset.
Memory & Expansion
Your eTouch™ comes with 4GB of built in storage but will also support uo to a 32GB Micro SD card to store your favourite music, movies and photos.
To insert a micro SD Card Insert the card with the metallic connectors facing downward until you feel a click which will lock the card into place.
To remove a micro SD Card Go to Settings > SD Card and device storage settings then choose the micro SD Card “SD1” then tap ‘Unmount SD1’ to allow you to safely disconnect the card from the eTouch. Push the card gently inwards until you hear a click and then it will pop out.
About your eTouch™
With its amazing LED backlit touchscreen navigating around the eTouch™ is as easy as a quick swipe of your ngertips. The Android™ OS is specically designed with large buttons and icons which suit the size of your ngers, or alternatively you can use the built in stylus which is found docked in the corner of the unit.
You can touch, tap and swipe the screen, just like you’d use a mouse, but please don't press too hard or use any other sharp or pointed instruments as you may damage the screen.
DC Power Input
5V, 2.2A
RJ45 Ethernet Port
miniHDMI Port
GSensor
The eTouch™ has a built in G-sensor which ips the screen into any orientation, letting you use it for games, in landscape, portrait or even ip it over to show a friend.
Turning your eTouch™ on
Once you’ve charged the battery you can turn the eTouch™ ON by pressing the power button and the Android™ OS will load. To unlock the screen (its locked to avoid accidentally pressing buttons when not being used) slide the padlock icon upwards until it covers the green dot. The eTouch™ will then load you home screen for you to start navigating to your chosen app. The screen will automatically lock after a period of non-use (you can change the length of this time period in the Settings menu)
To turn your Tablet OFF simply press and hold the Power button for about 1 second and the ‘power o screen’ will appear. Slide the power icon upwards until it covers the green dot and the eTouch will power o.
10” LCD Touchscreen
Back
Button
Reset
Button
USB Port
micro SD Slot
USB Port
3.5mm Headphone Port
LED Backlit Touchscreen
Wi-Fi
Speaker
ON/O
Menu
Home
Volume +/-
Your Home Screen & Widgets
Your eTouch’s home screens let you personalise your working environment to suit your lifestyle. For example you can set up one screen with widgets to your favourite social networking sites and another page with the weather and news feeds. To access your other home screens you can simply touch the screen and swipe it left or right.
To add a widget tap the menu button when you’re at the home screen and press the widget button. A pop-up list will appear so you can choose your widget which will appear on the home screen. To move it around the home screen tap and hold the icon until it becomes larger, then drag it to where you want it.
To delete a widget or app tap and hold the icon, then drag it to the recycle bin which will appear on the right hand side of the screen.
Mic
Power Button
Speaker
Stylus
Setting the Time & Date
Some of the eTouch’s software and widgets require the date and time to be correct to function correctly. To set the time and date go to Settings > Date & time. Uncheck the Automatic setting then click Set Date, use the + and - buttons to change the date and then press Set. Click Set Time, use the + and ­buttons to change the date and then press Set.
Please Note: If you run out of battery life you will lose your time and date settings.
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