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Contents
1. Preface
2. Safety Notices
3. Ready to Use
3.1 Packing List
3.2 Product Appearance
3.3 Instructions on Keys
3.4 Features Overview
3.5 Technical Specifications
4. Quick Guides
4.1 Switch On/Off
4.2 Battery Management and Charging
4.3 Operation of the Function Icons
4.4 WIFI Settings
4.5 USB-HOST and Extended Function
4.6.1 External USB Function
4.6.2 External 3G USB Dongle Function
4.6.3 External RJ45 USB Dongle Function
4.7 Camera Function
4.8 HDMI Function
4.9 MicroSD Card Storage
4.10 APK Install and Manage
5. Operation Details
5.1 Desktop System 1(Multimedia)
5.1.1 Audio Player
5.1.2 Video Player
5.1.3 Photo Browser
5.1.4 Sound Recorder
5.1.5 Explorer
5.2 Desktop System 2 (E-book)
5.2.1 Local E-book Reader
5.2.2 Online E-book Reader
5.3 Desktop System 3 (Network Function)
5.3.1 Web Brower
5.3.2 Email
5.4 Desktop System 4 (Games)
5.5 Desktop System 5 (Other Functions)
5.5.1 Calculator
5.5.2 Clock
5.5.3 APK Installer
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5.5.4 Settings
5.5.4.1 Wireless and network
5.5.4.2 Sound
5.5.4.3 Display
5.5.4.4 HDMI
5.5.4.5 Location and security
5.5.4.6 Application
5.5.4.7 Accounts and sync
5.5.4.8 Privacy
5.5.4.9 Storage
5.5.4.10 Language and keyboard
5.5.4.11 Voice input and output
5.5.4.12 Date and time
5.5.4.13 About MID
5.6 Desktop Function Icon and Setting
5.6.1 Desktop Function Icon
5.6.2 Desktop Notification
5.6.3 Add, Move, or Delete Desktop Icon
6. Firmware Update
7. Troubleshooting and FAQ
7.1 Troubleshooting
7.2 Frequently Asked Questions
8 Limitations of Liability Statement
8.1 Links to Third Party Sites
8.2 Limitation of Liability
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1. Preface
Dear Customers,
Thank you for purchasing our product!
This device is a built-in high performance WiFi receiver module,
supporting an external 3G USB-DONGLE wireless network card,
using broadband wireless networks, breaking through the restraint of
network cables; it will bring you into the portable media player world
and fulfill your entertainment needs. It also supports picture
browsing, eBook reading, games, online chat and other functions;
various settings will fully show your individuality.
To operate this player easily, first, please read this User Manual
included with the player. Before operating this player, please
carefully read all data we provide about the player, so that you will
have a better understanding of the product and its operations.
The Company will not be responsible for any loss of personal data
and damage caused by incorrect operation of the
Software/Hardware, artificial damages, replacement of batteries or
any other accident. To avoid loss of your data, please backup your
data to your computer at all times.
Also, since we cannot control any dispute from users’
misunderstanding or incorrect operation against the manual, the
Company will not take any relevant responsibility for any accidental
loss potentially occurring in the process of using this manual.
Due to constant product development, the information in this manual
is subject to change without any prior notice.
This manual is protected by copyright and no part is permitted to be
copied or reproduced in any way without prior written permission of
the Company.
The Company reserves the final explanation right of this manual,
warranty as well as its related information.
(Note: When compiling this manual, we are very careful to provide
you completely reliable information. However, there is inevitably
some error and oversight, please understand, and we welcome your
suggestions. If any problem occurs during your use of this product,
please immediately contact your local seller)
Thanks for your support and please pay attention to our other
products
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2. Safety Notices
1) Please keep the device away from strong magnetic fields in order
to avoid damage to the product.
2) Please do not let the device fall onto, rub against or knock against
hard objects during use, because this may cause surface scratches
on the device, battery damage, data loss or other damage to the
hardware.
3) Never let this product be exposed to a humid environment or rain
as the water leaking into the device could disable it to the extent of
being beyond repair.
4) Never clean the device with any chemicals or detergent, these will
damage the product surface and corrode the finish.
5) You are recommended not to use the headset with the volume at
its highest settings, please adjust the volume to an appropriate safe
level and limit the amount of time you spend using headphones to
avoid possible damage to your hearing. Excessive volume will cause
permanent hearing damage.
6) Please do not cut off the power abruptly during software updates
or downloading, because this may cause data loss or system errors.
7) Over-voltage, power cable strain and bending or squeezing of the
power cable by heavy objects must be avoided to prevent the
possibility of overheating or fire.
8) In order to eliminate the risk of electric shock, do not touch the
cable power plug with wet hands.
9) Some movies, music and pictures are under the protection of
copyright, unauthorized usage is deemed as an infringement to the
laws of copyright.
10) Please don’t turn on the device on in locations where wireless
equipment is forbidden or when the usage of the device will cause
interference and possible danger.
11) All the wireless equipment is subject to external interference and
this can affect its performance.
12) Please comply with any related restrictions and rules, wireless
equipment can influence the flight of the plane; please consult the
relevant airline company if you intend to use the device on a plane.
13) Please don’t use the device in a petrol station, or near to fuel or
chemicals.
14) Please comply with any related restrictions and rules; do not use
the device where blasting operations are in progress.
15) Only qualified maintenance personnel can install or repair the
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device. Opening the device in any way will void the warranty.
16) Please use the original accessories and battery provided with
the device, do not use the incompatible products.
17) The device is not waterproof, please keep it dry.
18) For the sake of data safety, please back up any important
information on the device, or keep a handwritten record.
19) When connecting with other devices, please read the user
manual for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect the device to
incompatible products.
3. Ready to Use
3.1 Packing List
Components
Quantity
eGlide Pro 2 Tablet
1
Wall Charger
1
USB Cable
1
User Manual
1
CD-Rom
1
Warranty Card
1
eMusic Card
1
Kobo Offer
1
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3.2 Product Appearance
3.3 Instructions on Keys
Symbol
Name
Description
A
RESET
Short press this button to reset
the system when the device has
stopped working (Freezes)
B
POWER
Short press this button to enter
sleeping/wake up mode, press
long to switch ON/OFF
C
MENU
Press this button shortly to enter
the submenu
D
ESC
Short press to return, long press
to enter the touch screen
calibration
E
MicroSD Card Slot
Micro SD Card Slot
F
HDMI
1080P HDMI Jack
G
Stereo Earphone Jack
Stereo Earphone Jack
H
DC Socket
Connect with 5V@2A Charger
I
MINI USB Port
MINI_5 PIN USB Port
J
USB Host Port
Port for external USB Driver,3G
Dongle, Mouse, etc
K
Display
HD Display area
L
Camera
Front camera
3.4 Features Overview
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ARM embedded Dual CPU Structure（ARM Cortex A9 1.0GHz）
with ANDROID 2.3 operating system
7" high resolution TFT capacitive multi touch panel LCD display,
800x480 pixel resolution
Supports 4GB built-in Flash memory, supports max. 32GB
external Micro SD card
Supports HD 1080P MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB,
DAT, FLV, 3GP, H.246 etc formats, Max resolution supported is
1920*1080
Supports MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC, AAC, WAV audio
formats and multi EQ modes
Supports JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF etc. picture formats
Supports TXT, LRC, PDF, Html, Html, EPUB file formats,
supports auto-browse, zoom, bookmarks, flip over functions
WiFi ready, you can connect with broadband wireless internet and
operate various software in the Android 2.3 OS, the system is
preset parts of third softwares: Office (Open Office version),
Google browser, IM (MSN/QQ), Web TV, Online MP3, online
novel, network games, eBook, etc
Supports built-in microphone recording function
Supports USB-HOST and external U-disk, Keyboard, Mouse, etc
Supports external 3G USB-DONGLE wireless network card (3G
card or USB-Dongle should be purchased separately)
Supports built-in front web camera
Supports 1080P HDMI output
Supports G-sensor screen rotation function
Supports built-in speaker and stereo earphone jack
Supports multiple languages
Can be used as a USB portable hard disk, driver not needed for
WIN2000 or above
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3.5 Technical Specifications
Size
7.0” TFT capacitive touch panel LCD
display 160k color
Resolution
800x480
High speed USB2.0 (FS)
Flash Memory: 4GB
RAM: DDRIII 512MB
Support MicroSD Card, capacity 1GB~32GB
Built-in 3.7V@4000mAH Lithium rechargeable battery AC charger,
Input: AC110V~240V, Output: DC 5V@2A
Max. 6h video playing time（factory default）
Format
MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC, AAC, WAV
Headset max. output
（L）5mW＋（R）5mW（32Ohm）
MP3 Bit rate
8Kbps ~ 392 Kbps
WMA、WMV、Bit rate
5Kbps ~ 192 Kbps
Frequency response
20Hz to 20KHz
SN ratio
90dB
Distortion
＜0.05%
Play format
MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB,
DAT, FLV, 3GP, etc
Max Resolution
1920x1080
Ratio
4:3, 16:9, full screen for optional
Support max. 8000x8000 JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF
Format
TXT, LRC, PDF, Html, Htm, EPUB, etc
Max. capacity
5M
Main chip set
802.11b/g/n
Transmission rate
Max108Mbps
Work Frequency
2.4GHz
Main chip set
IT6610 (Optional)
Resolution
720P, 1080P
Support front web camera function
Format
WAV
-5 - 40
English, French, German, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional
Chinese, etc
Windows98SE/ME/2K/XP
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4. Quick Guides
4.1 Switch On/Off
Switch ON and Unlock: When the device is in its OFF mode, press
and hold the Power key for 3 seconds to enterthe Android startup
process. The device will take about 100 seconds to enter the system
desktop, with the display in locked mode, please press and slide the
icon out of the white circle, the display will unlock automatically,
see the image below:
When the device is not in use, please put it into SLEEP mode, then
the device will be ready to use whenever you like, and you don’t
need to start the Android operating system again.
4.1.1 Power Saving Mode and Locked Mode: Pressing the
“POWER” key when the device is in use will result in the system
entering SLEEP power save and locked mode. Pressing the
POWER key will return the system to locked mode within 1 second.
Note: The primary operation of the device will not stop under the
power saving mode, it is just the display that is turned off and
showing a black screen. This means that music or movie playback
etc. will still continue to run.
4.4.2 Switch OFF: When the device is in use, press and hold the
POWER key for 3 seconds, the screen will display the power off
interface, choose the power off option to confirm your selection and
the system will shut down automatically.
Note: When the device is running low on battery power, it will sound
an alarm and then shut down automatically if it isn’t plugged intoa
power source to start charging. If the device cannot start up please
check if the battery power is too low by charging the device.
4.2 Battery Management and Charging
4.2.1 Charge the battery about 8-12 hours to make sure the battery
is fully charged for the first time.
4.2.2 Insert the micro port of the battery adaptor into the DC slot on
the device, and connect the other side with the power socket. The
desktop icon of the battery will be rolling to show it is charging,
please wait until the battery is fully charged, don’t disconnect the
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power when charging. Once the battery is fully charged the Icon on
the desktop will stop rolling. When the battery is exhausted
completely, please charge at least one minute before starting it up
Note: In order to keep the battery working to its full potential, please
pay attention to the following advice:
1) Don’t charge the power in excessively high temperatures.
2) There is no need to run down the power for this Li-ion battery, you
can charge the battery even when there is still power left in the
battery without it affecting the lifespan of the battery.
3) In order to keep the battery in good condition, Make sure you
charge it at least once every two weeks if the device hasn’t been
used for a long time.
4.3 Operation of the Function Icons
Definition of the Function Icons:
Icon
Function
instruction
Icon
Function instruction
Back to main menu
Notifications
Google Search
Voice Search
Menu Switch
App Menu
Browse All Menu
Google Search
Return
Home Page
Recent Browse
Function Menu
Reduce the volume
Increase the volume
Notifications
WiFi Status
Power Status
System Time
4.4 WI-FI Settings
4.4.1 Turn on WIFI: Tap the App Menu icon to enter into the
app menu list, tap “Settings” to enter into the setting interface, tap
“Wireless and networks” to setup, select the “WiFi” as below:
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4.4.2 Connecting to a network: Tap “Wi-Fi Settings” to enter this
menu, the device will find the WiFi networks automatically. Please
refer to the example picture below, it has found several WiFi network
names:
After selecting the network you would like to connect to, the system
will either connect to the network. If the network is secured and
requires a security key to be entered, the system will pop up a
connection window where you can input the correct security code
and then press “Connect”.
The system will connect to the network automatically, and once
connected will show a Status of “Connected” You can see the
network connection status by pressing the network name, see the
figure below:
4.2.3 IP address settings and connection: There are two setting
methods to allow the IP address to be set. Whether the IP Address is
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distributed automatically or not, is depended on the Wi-Fi Router’s
settings.
1) IP Address is assigned automatically:
By default this device is setup to be assigned an IP Address
automatically.
If the wireless network you want to connect to, assigns the IP
Address automatically, but the settings have been changed to a
Static IP Address, use the following procedure to change the
settings. Tap the Function Menu icon on the bottom of the
screenand tap “Advance”, then un-tick the selection in the “Use
static IP” box.
Tap the Function Menu icon on the bottom of the screen then
tap “Save” to complete this setting, see the figure as below:
Tap the Return icon once complete, the system will return you
to the Wi-Fi settings screen. Select the network you would like to
connect to, for example, double tap “KW” network, the system will
enter into an interface and ask you to input the code. Input the
correct code and press “Finish”, the system will connect and
distribute the IP address automatically. It will show “Connected”
once the system has completed connecting. You can see the
network connecting status accordingly when you select the network
name, see the figure shown below:
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2) Manual Setup – Static IP Address:
If the Wi-Fi network requires a Static IP Address, please use the
following procedure to change the settings. Tap the Function Menu
icon on the bottom of the screenand tap “Advance”
Select the “Use static IP” tick box, and then set the IP address,
Gateway and Netmask using the information you have for that
Network. See the figure below:
Tap the Function Menu icon on the bottom of the screen then
tap “Save” to complete this setting, see the figure as below:
Select the network you would like to connect to, for example, double
tap “KW” network, the system will enter into an interface and ask you
to input the code. Input the correct code and press “Finish”. The
systems will connect to the static IP address that you input. It will
show “Connected” once the system has completed connecting. You
can see the network connecting status accordingly when you select
the network name. There will be a WIFI icon see the figure as
below:
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4.6 USB-HOST and Extended Function
If you would like to attach an external USB device such as a 3G USB
Dongle, USB Storage Device or USB Keyboard, please follow the
procedure below.
4.6.1 External USB Function
This device supports OTG function. Please insert the USB disk into
the USB HOST port, then tap the “Explorer“ located in the
applications menu, select “USB” to enter into USB disk, see the
figure shown below:
To unmount the USB disk, enter the settings menu. Then select
storage, scroll down to USB storage and select “Unmount USB
Storage”. You will be prompted when it is safe to remove the USB
disk.
4.6.2 External 3G USB Dongle Function
1) Insert the 3G USB-Dongle to USB HOST interface.
2) Press “Settings”, to enter into the setting interface, press
“Wireless and networks” to enter the setup interface. Un-tick box
behind the “Wi-Fi” to disable it (Note: Wireless and Mobile networks
can’t be enabled at the same time). Tick the box behind “Mobile
network” in to enable mobile networking, the 3G network icon
will be showed on the bottom of the screen when device
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connects the 3G successfully.
Note: If mobile networking won’t turn on, please check and confirm
the 3G USB Dongle that you are trying to use is compatible with this
device.
4.6.3 External RJ45 USB Dongle Function
1) Insert the External RJ45 Card USB Dongle, and tap the “Ethernet
settings” into the network settings.
2) Select “Ethernet”, if the Router assigns the IP address
automatically, the system will connect to the network automatically.
If the IP address is assigned statically, please select “Use static IP”,
then set the correct IP address, Gateway, Netmask and DNS to
connect the network.
4.7 Camera Function
Tap the App Menu icon to enter into the app menu list, tap
“Camera” to enter into the camera function interface:
Camera function buttons description:
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Button
Button Description
Function Introduction
A
Video Icon
When B slides to A, it is the
Video Mode
B
Video and Photo
Switched Icon
For selecting the Video/
Photo function
C
Photo Icon
When B slides to C, it is the
Photo Mode
D
Starting and Stopping
Icon
For starting/stopping the
Video/ Photo
E
Photo/Video Preview
Icon
For previewing the Video/
Photo
F
Camera Setting
Tap to view the setting
options
G
Store Location
Tap to select store location
on/off
In the photo mode, tap the menu button, the interface pops up as
below:
1) Tap to switch to video function.
2) Tap to preview the photos.
1) Tap to change the Picture Size and the Picture Quality.
2) Tap to set the Store Location Off or On.
3) Press Esc button to exit video/photo mode.
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4.8 HDMI Function
You will enjoy 1080P HDMI video playback on your HD TV using the
Video player function.
1) Connect the TV to the device by using an HDMI Cable.
2) Tab the “Settings” icon in the desktop, and then select HDMI
settings to transfer the contents on the device to the TV display.
3) HDMI Resolution setup: Select the correct HDMI output resolution
according to your HD TV configuration.
4) Screen Zoom setup: Select the screen size of the output video.
4.9 MicroSD Card Storage
There is a MicroSD card slot in this device. It supports reading files
on a MicroSD card.
1) Insert the memory card into the card slot on the correct side
(metal contacts facing down).
2) Do not pull out the card when it is in use (reading, copying),
otherwise, it may cause data errors.
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3) Do not use the memory card in high temperature conditions.
4) Keep the memory card away from liquid and erosive materials.
5) To remove the card, enter the settings menu and select storage
settings. Select “Unmount SD Card”. You will then be prompted
when it is safe to remove the card. Just push the card towards the
slot, this will automatically release the card.
4.10 APK Install and Manage
This device supports installing third party applications programs
designed to run on Android. Many application programs can be
downloaded from internet and then installed by the APK Installer.
Tap the App Menu icon to enter into the app menu list, tap
“APK Installer” to enter into the interface as below:
4.10.1 Install: Press “Install” to enter into the APK installer interface.
The installation .apk files could be installed from two locations: 1)
Internal Memory which means the built-in storage. 2) MicroSD Card
which means a memory card inserted into the MicroSD card slot.
Select the program to be installed from the right window, tap it to
install and follow the prompts.
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4.10.2 Manage: Tap to Launch, Export, Uninstall the applications.
The default view shows all the applications installed on the device,
tap the icon of the application you would like to manage.
1) Launch: Tap to run the software.
2) Export: Tap to export the software to the MicroSD card.
3) Uninstall: Tap to uninstall the software.
4) Cancel: Tap to return to the main menu.
Note: Only the user-installed applications could be uninstalled.
5. Operation Details
5.1 Desktop System 1 (Multimedia)
5.1.1 Audio Player
The device supports the following audio file formats: mp3, wav, midi
and wma.
In the application menu or on the desktop, tap the icon to launch
the audio player.
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If there are no music files in the audio player playlist, the system will
automatically load any music files from the MicroSD card to the
audio player playlist after the audio player is launched.
1) If there are many songs in the music play list, slide up/down the
list by using the touch screen.
2) In the music playing interface, tap to enter into the audio
playing list.
3) Drag the playback progress bar to
adjust audio playback progress.
4) Drag bar to adjust the audio play volume.
5) Tap to change play mode.
6) Tap to change the play EQ.
Audio Player Buttons Description:
Button
Function
Button
Function
Current Playing
Play Audio
Go to previous song
Skip to next song
Audio List Artist
Album Playlist
Note: Audio player can play WAV record files
5.1.2 Video Player
The device supports the following video file formats: MKV, AVI, RM,
RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB, DAT, FLV, 3GP.
In the application menu or on the desktop, tap the icon to enter
into the video player interface.
When no video files are in the video player playlist, the system will
automatically load any music files from the MicroSD card to the
video player playlist after the video player has been launched.
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1) If there are many videos available, please slide up/down the list by
using the touch screen.
2) Tap the icon to change the file list pattern.
3) Drag the playback progress bar
to adjust audio playback progress.
4) Drag bar to adjust the audio play volume.
Video Player Buttons Description:
Button
Function
Button
Function
Add video bookmark
Adjust brightness
Video size
Menu
Go to previous video
Skip to next video
Play and Pause
Quit
5) Tap the menu icon to select Delete Bookmark and Play from
Beginning, Delete Bookmark, Play mode, Help, or tap Return to go
back to the previous menu, please check the figure as shown below:
6) Tap Play Mode to select one of the play modes: Single, Repeat
one, Repeat all, or tap return to go back to the previous menu
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7) HDMI Video out, for details please refer to HDMI Function in
Chapter 5.5.4.4.
5.1.3 Photo Browser
The device supports picture formats of BMP, JPG, JPEG, PNG and
GIF.
In the application menu or on the desktop, tap the Gallery icon to
enter the photo browser.
If there are no files in the photo list, the system will automatically
load the image files from the Micro SD card to the photo browsing list
after the photo browser has launched.
1) To view a picture, navigate to the image you would like to view
and select it.
2) Tap and slide the touch screen to left/right to view the
previous/next picture.
3) Tap the icon to return to the Gallery interface/ Flash
picture folder.
4) Tap the icon to view the picture information.
Photo Browser Buttons Description:
Button
Function
Button
Function
Zoom out
Zoom in
Slideshow
Menu
5) Tap the menu icon to select Share, Delete or more functions,
please check the figure as shown below:
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5.1.4 Sound Recorder
In the application menu or on the desktop, tap the icon to enter
into the sound recorder.
1) Tap the record icon to start recording, tap the icon to
stop recording.
2) Once you finish the recording, you will be asked if you want to
“Use this recording” or “Discard” the recording.
3) Recording playback: Use Explorer to find the Record folder on the
Internal Memory storage, select the recording to playback by tapping
on it. For more details about playback please refer to 5.1.1 (Audio
Player).
5.1.5 Explorer
In the application menu or on the desktop, tap the icon to enter
the file management Interface. Tap Micro SD Card, Internal Memory
or USB to open their root directory folders and files.
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1) In the file explorer interface, tap and hold down on the icon of a
file you want to manage.
2) A pop-up action menu, which includes Copy, Delete, Move, Paste,
Rename, New folder etc will appear as below:
3) Choose the action and finish the management by the prompts.
5.2 System Desktop 2 (eBook)
The device supports eBook formats: TXT, LRC, PDF, HTM, EPUB,
etc., supports automatic browsing, zooming, bookmarks, page etc.
5.2.1 Local E-Book Reader
Tap on the desktop, to enter into the E-Book application. Tap
the “Bookshelf” to open the folder and select the E-Book file to read.
1) Tap and slide the page to left/right side to flip over.
2) Zoom in/out the page by using the fingers or the icon .
3) Tap the menu icon on the bottom of the screen to check
more functions as shown below:
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4) Font Size: Tap to set the font size, available font sizes: S, M, L,
XL and XXL.
5) Go To: Tap then a prompt box pops up, input the number of
pages you want then click confirm so that it will automatically jump to
the specified page.
6) Bookmarks: Tap to add, delete display the bookmarks.
7) Book info: Tap view the book name and information about the
author.
8) Auto Flip: Tap to set up the auto flip time or manual flip.
5.2.2 Online eBook Reader
Note: For the online eBook reader function, the device must be
connected to a Wireless or 3G Network (for details refer to chapter
4.4 & 4.5).
Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to go to the eBook
interface as shown below:
Select the “Download Books” to download online books by the
prompts.
5.3 Desktop System 3 (Network Function)
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5.3.1 Web Browser
Note: For the Web Browser function, the device must be connected
to a Wireless or 3G Network (for details refer to chapter 4.4 & 4.5).
1) Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to enter to the Web
Browser interface as shown below:
2) Tap the address bar and input the website address for the website
you would like to view by using the popup keyboards and then click
“Go”.
Note: The Web Browser for this device is adopted the popular
third-party Android browser application; please follow the prompts
and standard operating mode to operate.
5.3.2 Email
Note: For the Email function, the device must be connected to a
Wireless or 3G Network (for details refer to chapter 4.4 & 4.5).
1) Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to enter to the Email
interface as below:
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Input the correct Email address Password by using the popup
keyboards and then click “ ”.
Note: The Email Icon for this device is adopted the popular
third-party Android Email application; please follow the prompts and
standard operating mode to use it.
5.4 Desktop System 4 (Games)
You can download and install Android games from the Market place
or Internet as you want, and then move the game icons to this
desktop.
Tap the relevant game icon on the app menu or desktop to enter the
game interface, you can play the game by following the instructions
on the display.
5.5 Desktop System 5 (Other Functions)
5.5.1 Calculator
Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to open the Calculator
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function as shown below:
Tap the menu icon on the bottom of the screen to check more
functions as shown below:
5.5.2 Clock
Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to open the Clock
function as shown below:
- Tap to set the alarm clocks.
- Tap to enter the Photo Browser.
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- Tap to enter the Audio Player.
- Tap to return the Main interface.
- Tap to adjust the backlight.
5.5.3 APK Installer
Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to open the APK
Installer interface, for detail refers to Chapter 4.10.
5.5.4 Device Settings
Tap the icon on the app menu or desktop to open the APK
Installer interface, you can set wireless and network, sound and
backlight, location and safety, application, etc. Slide on the screen to
page up/down and view more setting options.
Setting icons description:
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Wireless & networks
Sound
Display
HDMI
Location & security
Applications
Accounts & Sync
Privacy
Storage
Language & keyboard
Voice input & output
Date & time
About MID
5.5.4.1 Wireless and network
For detail refer to Chapter 4.4 WIFI settings.
5.5.4.2 Sound
Tap “Sound “to enter the relevant settings interface.
1) Silent Mode
Tick the box behind “Silent Mode” to turn off all system sounds
except media and alarms.
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2) Volume
Tap “Volume” to adjust the volume of Ringtone, Media, Alarm and
Notification, and tap “OK” to finish.
3) Notification Ringtone
Tap “Notification Ringtone“ to choose any of the default ringtones,
and tap “OK” to finish.
4) Feedback
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- Audible selection: Select to play sound when making screen
selection.
- Screen lock sounds: Select to play sounds when locking and
unlocking the screen.
- Haptic feedback: Select to vibrate when pressing soft keys and on
certain UI interactions.
5.5.4.3 Display
Tap “Display “to enter the relevant settings interface.
1) Brightness
Tap “Brightness” and drag to adjust display brightness, tap “OK”
to finish setting.
2) Auto-rotate screen
Tick the box behind the “Auto-rotate screen”, the display screen will
change the direction automatically when it is rotated.
3) Animation
Tap to select display “No animation”. “Some animation”, “All
animation”.
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4) Screen timeout
Tap to adjust the delay time before the screen automatically turns
off.
5.5.4.4 HDMI
For detail refer to Chapter4.8 HDMI Function
5.5.4.5 Location and security setting
Tap “Location and Security” to enter the relevant settings interface.
1) My Location
Tick the box behind the “Use wireless networks”, the location will be
determined by Wi-Fi and/or mobile networks.
2) Screen unlock
Tap “Set up screen lock” to select screen unlocked with none, a
pattern, or password.
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Unlock screen by a pattern: Draw the unlock pattern with a minimum
of 4 points, tap to compete the setting.
Unlock screen by a password: Input a password with 4 characters,
tap “OK” to compete the setting. The device will prompt you to input
the correct password when unlocking.
3) Visible password
Tick the box next to “Visible password”, the system will show the all
the passwords as you type.
5.5.4.6 Application setting
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Tap “Application“ to enter the relevant settings interface:
1) Unknown sources:
Tick the box behind the “Unknown sources”, the system will allow
installation of non-Market applications..
2) Manage applications
Tap “Manage applications“ to view and manage all applications.
3) Running services
Tap “Running service“ to view and control the running services.
4) Storage use
Tap “Storage use” to view storage used by applications
4) Development
Tap to set USB debugging, Stay awake and Allow mock locations.
USB debugging: Tick the box behind it to set debug mode when
USB is connected.
Stay awake: Tick the box behind it to set the screen to never sleep
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while charging.
Allow mock locations: Tick the box behind it to allow mock locations.
5.5.4.7 Accounts and sync
It is recommended to use the factory defaults in the “Accounts and
sync” settings interface, any changes will make some functions
unavailable.
5.5.4.8 Privacy
Tap “Privacy” to enter into relevant setting interface.
1) Backup and restore
Tick the box behind the “back up my data” to back up application
data, Wi-Fi passwords, and other settings to Google servers.
Tick the box behind the “Automatic restore”, the system will restore
backed up settings or other data if it reinstalls an application.
2) Personal data
Tap “Factory data reset” to erases all data on the device.
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Note: Please back up all your data of the internal memory before
resetting the device, or you will lose all the data.
5.5.4.9 Storage
Tap the “Storage” to check the status of MicroSD card, USB storage,
NAND flash and internal storage.
5.5.4.10 Language and keyboard
Tap “Language & Keyboard“ to enter the following settings interface:
1) Language settings
The device supports multi-languages. You can select an operation
interface of different languages according to your needs. Select a
language option, tap to confirm and go back.
2) Keyboard settings
Tap “Android keyboard” to set up the onscreen keyboard input
method.
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5.5.4.11 Voice input and output
Tap the “Voice input & output” to enter the following settings
interface, you can set up the voice recognizer and text-to-speech as
you need.
5.5.4.12 Date and time setting
Tap “Date & time” to enter the relevant setting interface:
1) Automatic
Select “Automatic” to set the date and time automatically by using
network-provided values.
Untick the box behind the “Automatic” to modify the Date, Time Zone
& Time manually.
2) Set date
Tap to select Day, Month and Year, and tap the icon
to finish the setting.
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3) Select time zone
Tap to select the time zone that you are in.
4) Set time
Tap to select hours and minutes, and tap the icon to
finish the setting.
4) Use 24-hour format
Tap to set the system time showed by 24-hour format.
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5) Select date format
Tap to select the date format.
5.5.4.13 About MID
Tap “About MID” to check System updates, Status and Legal
information as shown below:
5.6 Desktop Function Icon and Setting
5.6.1 Desktop Function Icon
Tap the icon on the bottom of the screen to enter into the
desktop settings interface as shown below:
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Shortcut Icons:
1) Add: Tap the icon to inter adding function interface as below,
you can add the Shortcuts, Widgets, Folders or Wallpapers to the
home screen.
2) Wallpaper: Tap the icon to select the wallpaper from Gallery,
Live wallpapers or Wallpaper gallery.
Select the picture and the size as you want, tap to finish the
wallpaper setting.
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3) Search: Tap the icon to enter the Google Search.
4) Manage Applications: Tap the icon to enter the
management interface of the downloaded applications.
5) Settings: Tap the icon to enter the system setting interface,
for details refer to Chapter 5.5.4.
6) Launcher Settings: Tap the icon to enter the AlmostNexus
settings interface as below. You are recommended to use factory
defaults in this setting, or any change will make some functions not
available.
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5.6.2 Desktop Notification
Tap the icons appeared on the bottom of the screen to check
the current notification status as below:
5.6.3 Add, Move, or Delete Desktop Icon
Tap the icon on the desktop to enter the app menu list. Tap and
drag the application icon to copy to the current desktop i.e. set the
shortcut on the desktop.
Long tap the application icon on the desktop to enter into
the editing mode, which allows you to move the icon and set its
location. When you drag the icon to , it turns into
the delete function, release the icon to delete it from the desktop.
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6. Firmware Update
Press the “Power” button to turn off the device before updating (Note:
Press and hold the “Power” button for at least 6 seconds if the
device can not be turned on normally).
Insert the Driver CD and copy the file named “RK2918 Android
Upgrade Tool” to your computer desktop (Note: The device can not
be updated directly from CD),Then Open file “RKBatchTool.exe” in
Folder “RK2918 Android Upgrade”, click the button ① in this current
window and choose “update.img” from the popup window, click open,
as shown in the picture below:
Hold down the MENU button on the device and without releasing it
after Device has been turned off; connect the device to the PC by
the USB cable supplied with the device.
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The “Found New Hardware Wizard” window will pop up on the
bottom right corner as shown below. Choose “Install from a list or
specific location (Advanced)”, and then click “Next” to install the USB
driver, see the picture below:
NOTE: The USB port of the PC must be USB2.0, or it cannot be
used to update the device.
Select “Include this location in the search”, and navigate to the
following folder “Update Software File” > “291xDriver” > “x86” > “XP”
on the CD ROM, then click “OK”. The system will detect and install
the driver automatically, finally click “Finish”, see the pictures as
below:
Click “Continue Anyway”.
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Click “Finish”.
Release the MENU button after the icon labeled “1” has turned
green, see the picture shown below:
Then click “Upgrade” to start the updating process. During this
process lots of information will be shown in the update status box as
shown in the image overleaf.
NOTE: While the system is being updated, the device must not be
operated in any way.
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The system has been updated successfully when the “Upgrade Done
Success <1> Fail <0>” notice appears in the status bar as shown
below, and device will come to the main interface after run system.
NOTE: Please don’t disconnect the USB cable during the updating
process because this will cause update failure or possible system
failure of the device.
7. Troubleshooting and FAQ
7.1 Troubleshooting
7.1.1 Device can not connect to Wi-Fi
1) Ensure the wireless network is working by testing it using another
wireless device.
2) Ensure the device and the wireless router is within the range of
the wireless network to be connected too. Walls or other
obstructions will reduce the possible distances between wireless
devices.
3) Ensure the security password being used is correct.
7.1.2 Device doesn’t turn on
1) You cannot turn on the device when the battery charge is below
the critical level, please charge the battery.
2) Press the RESET button on the top of the device and check if it is
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restarting normally or not.
3) Check if the charger is connected correctly.
7.1.3 Heat Issues
When running multiple applications, using the screen on its brightest
setting, or when being charged, this device can get quite hot. This is
normal and should not cause any inconvenience when in use.
7.1.4 System has anomalies and doesn’t work correctly
Installing some third-party applications may cause the system to
operate incorrectly. Press the RESET button and perform a system
reset to resolve this issue.
7.1.5 Cannot set E-mail Account or registration application
1) Ensure that the tablet is connected to a Wi-Fi network and can
connect to the Internet.
2) Ensure your E-mail settings have been entered correctly for the
account being accessed.
3) Make sure your system time and local time is correct.
7.1.6 Cannot record
Press the RESET button on the top of the device, and then check if
the record function works correctly.
7.1.7 The stand-by time of the device is too short
1) The duration of the lithium battery varies with environmental
temperature changes and the service conditions. If the environment
temperature is too low or too high, the duration of the battery will be
affected. It is recommended to use this device at normal
temperature.
2) Battery life is dependent on usage. High volume, WIFI, and the
frequent use may cause the battery to be drained at a higher rate.
7.1.8 No sound via earphone
1) Please check if the volume setting is 0.
2) Please check if audio file is broken, and try to play another audio
file to confirm. If the audio file is broken, it may cause severe noise
or static.
7.1.9 The color distortion of video or picture display
Press the RESET button on the top of the device to resolve this
issue.
7.1.10 Cannot copy files
1) Please check if the device is connected to the computer correctly.
2) Please check if the memory space is full.
3) Please check if the USB cable is broken.
7.1.11 No sound or no image via HDMI Output.
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1) Please check if the device is connected to an HDMI cable
correctly, and the TV settings of the HDMI port is correct.
2) Please check if the HDMI cable is broken.
3) Press the RESET button on the top of the device, then check if the
HDMI output function works correctly.
7.1.12 Other troubles
Please follow up the steps as below to fix the other troubles before
you return the MID/Tablet to us:
1) Press the RESET button on the top of the device, then check if the
function works correctly;
2) Upgrade the firmware from the CD and restart the device and then
check if the function works correctly.
7.2 Frequently Asked Questions
7.2.1 Will my existing eBooks be compatible with this device?
Most popular e-book formats that are not DRM protected are
compatible as long as they are in a supported format: TXT, LRC,
PDF, HTM, EPUB, etc. If they are not compatible, an application may
be available on APKShare.com, which could assist you.
7.2.2 Will this device play High Definition video?
Yes, the maximum HD resolution is 1920x1080.
7.2.3 Can I add more storage?
Yes, there is a Micro SD card slot on the base of the unit, which
supports up to 32GB of additional memory.
7.2.4 Can I use an external keyboard?
No, but there are applications on APKShare.com which may make on
screen typing easier for you.
7.2.5 Can I run multiple applications at once?
Yes, if you plan on running several applications at the same time we
recommend installing a task manager for the unit to run most
efficiently.
7.2.6 Does this device support 3G?
You must use an external 3G USB dongle from your mobile service
provider.
8. Limitations of Liability Statement
8.1 Links to Third Party Sites
The Ematic User Manual may contain links to third-party sites,
however, please be aware that Ematic is not responsible for and
cannot control these other sites. Ematic makes no representations
whatsoever about any other website which you may access through
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this user manual. When you access a non-Ematic website, even one
that may contain an Ematic logo, please understand that is
independent from Ematic, and that Ematic may have no control over
the content on that website. In addition, a link to a non-Ematic
website does not mean Ematic endorses or accepts any
responsibility for the content, or the use, of such website. It is up to
you to take precautions to ensure that whatever you select for your
use is free of such items as viruses, worms, Trojan horses and other
items of a destructive nature.
8.2 Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Ematic shall not
be liable for any damages suffered as a result of using, modifying,
contributing, copying, distributing, or downloading the materials. In no
event shall Ematic be liable for any indirect, extraordinary,
exemplary, punitive, special, incidental, or consequential damages
(including loss of data, revenue, profits, use or other economic
advantage) however arising, whether for breach or in tort, even if
Ematic has been previously advised of the possibility of such
damage. You agree that you have sole responsibility for adequate
protection and backup of data and/or equipment used in connection
with the product and software and will not make a claim of any nature
against Ematic for lost data, inaccurate output, work delays or lost
profits resulting from the use of the materials. You agree to hold
Ematic entirely harmless from and you covenant not to sue Ematic,
or its affiliates, successors or assigns, for any claims related to
Ematic. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or
exclusion may not apply to you. Android is a registered trademark of
Google Inc.; APKShare.com is a registered trademark of
APKShare.com.
(All information is subject to change without pre-notice.)
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