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Table of Content:

Ø Product Overview ……………………………………………………………………………… I

Ø Product Descripon…………………………………………………………………………….II

Ø How to Connect using HDMI Cable……………………………………………………..III

o How to Connect to a Monitor……………………………………………………(a)

o How to Connect to any Branded TV…………………………………………..(b)

o How to Connect to a PROJECTOR……………………………………………… (c)

Ø Powering the Device…………………………………………………………………………..IV

o Starng the Device for the ﬁrst me…........................................(a)

o Connect to a Wireless Network…………………………………………………(b)

Ø Connect a Keyboard and Mouse………………………………………………………….V

Ø USB 2.0 Port………………………………………………………………………………………..VI

Ø MicroSD Card Slot……………………………………………………………………………….VII

Ø Security and Anthe Lock…………………………………………………………………VIII

o Hardware Lock…………………………………………………………………………..(a)

o Operang System Recovery……………………………………………………….(b)

o Bios Update and Drivers…………………………………………………………….(c)

Ø FAQ

Symbol Description

Micro USB 2.0 Port

Power Connector

Power Button Key

HDMI Connector to

Display Unit

Micro SD Memory Card

Slot

Wireless Network

Antenna

Device Lock Port

HDMI

General Overview Display of PocketPC

Measuring 4.33 x 1.53 x 0.47 inches (or 11 x 3.88 x 1.2 cm), ﬁts very comfortably in the palm of your hand.

Product Schemac

Product Overview (I)

Product Overview (II)

Universal PocketPC is an Intel built in Compute Sck, in its smaller size to funcon as a regular computer -on-a-Sck device that can be plugged into an HDMIcompable TV or monitor or projector to provide a complete personal compung (PC) experience.

This product is designed to meet all daily and business needs. It's portability and funconality cut across all business facet. Universal PocketPC is a fanless PC device that is energy eﬃcient and able to reduce the cost of energy consumpon and sll perform the same funcons as that of a regular PC.

This product is very low in heat emission and powered by a quad-core Intel Atom system-on-a-chip (SoC) processor. Also, it has in built Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, with a USB port, and a micro SD card slot for addional storage beyond the 32 GB of onboard storage in the Windows-based Intel PocketPC Sck

While PC-on-a-Sck devices la ck th e po wer a nd f ul l funconality of tradional desktop and laptop PCs, their po r ta b i li t y, in ex p e ns i ve pricing and low energy usage make them aracve and versale for a wide variety of use cases, parcularly on the consumer end.

How to Connect using HDMI Cable (III)

To Connect Directly to a Display Monitor (a):

Locate the HDMI port at the back panel of your monitor and plug the Universal PocketPC Sck directly into a standard HDMI port on your computer monitor. The PocketPC Sck extends about 4 inches (102 mm) out from the HDMI port.

Locate the HDMI on the Rear Panel

Other Converter Devices:

VGA to HDMI / DVI to HDMI

To Connect Directly to your TV (Any Model with HDMI) (b):

Follow the same procedure as that of the regular monitor screen.

If too close to the Wall, Please use:

To Connect Directly to a PROJECTOR (Any Model with HDMI) (c):

Follow this quick step in other to connect to a projector - : i. Locate the Projector input source (Either at the rear panel or an external

source input)

ii. Ensure a wireless keyboard dongle is connected to USB 2.0 Port before

connecng device to the projector

iii. Power the device using the USB 2.0 Port from the Projector to the power

connector of the PocketPC (refer to page 6 and 7) iv. Or use the power adapter that came with your device to power up v. Change the source input of the Projector to HDMI (If Projector is not

programmed on Auto-Select) vi. Once the projector screen displayed Windows*10, You are good-to-go vii. Finish

Note: PocketPC does not come with Projector. It can be purchased separately

Aer you have successfully connected your PocketPC, the next step is to: Starng the Device for the ﬁrst me; Remember to use the appropriate recommended AC Adaptor to power the device as shown in the picture below. Using the AC Adapter -: Connect the power adapter to the PocketPC Sck as shown below

Powering the Device (IV)

Note:

The device (PocketPC) Computer Sck starts automacally when power is applied.

Shut down the device using the normal shutdown process for Windows*10.

Follow these quick Steps to Power Device:

A: Connect Part “A” into the Power Input (5V DC) B: Connect Part “B” into the AC Power Adapter C: Plug part “C” into the Power socket.

On compleng previous step, subsequent power-ups are done by pressing the power buon on the side of the device itself.

If a television or monitor has an HDMI port and a USB port, you can try using the USB port to power the Intel Compute Sck.

The PocketPC-Sck is designed to use up to 10 W of power. If the television's USB port can supply enough power, you can use it to power the PocketPC-Sck. A USB 2.0 port normally supplies 2.5 W of power.

Using USB Port

Connect a Keyboard and Mouse:

v The PocketPC Device supports the following:USB wireless keyboard and

mouse, using a USB dongle.

v USB wired keyboard and mouse, using a USB hub. v Bluetooth* keyboard and mouse.

Follow the instrucons that came with the keyboard and mouse to pair them with the PocketPC-Device.

Note:

You might need to temporarily connect a wired mouse and keyboard to the PocketPC Sck to pair Bluetooth devices. Bluetooth devices that pair directly to the onboard Bluetooth do not work during POST or in BIOS.

Wireless keyboard and mouse connecon example:

Insert the USB Dongle into the USB 2.0 Port

Bluetooth keyboard and mouse connecon example: Use the USB 2.0 Port

Use the USB 2.0 port to:

Ÿ Install soware from a CD or DVD in a USB opcal drive. Ÿ Back up or access media ﬁles (such as music and photos) on an external

USB drive.

Start the Device the First Time:

The ﬁrst me you start the device, the Windows* 10 will guide you through the following steps:

1. Select your region and language.

2. Accept the Windows license terms.

3. Personalize Windows and assign a PC Name.

4. "Get Online" dialog to pick a wireless network (this step is oponal).

5. Choose Express Sengs or Customize.

6. Assign a user name and password.

7. Finished.

CONNECT TO A WIRELESS NETWORK:

To connect to a wireless network:

v Click the wireless network icon in the noﬁcaon area of the taskbar. v Click your network, and then click Connect. v Type the security key or passphrase.

Click your network, and then click Connect.

Enter the Network Security Key and Click Next (Siguiente)…Finish!

The USB 2.0 Port can be used as or in replacement of the follow:

Use the USB 2.0 port to:

v Install soware from a CD or DVD in a USB opcal drive.

v Back up or access media ﬁles (such as music and photos) on an external

USB drive.

v Connect a USB Hub to the USB 2.0 Port: Connecng a USB hub to the

PocketPC Sck provides more USB ports.

Note USB Hub and USB cable are not included.

USB 2.0 Port (VI)

For a list of tested USB hubs, go to the Tested Peripherals or visit our website. External USB Hub can be purchased separately with other accessories.

Universal PocketPC Sck supports MicroSD card sizes from 8 GB to 128 GB. This allows more storage on the device. Note MicroSD card is not included.

How to install MicroSD card: Sck the SD Card into the memory slot on the side of the PocketPC Sck.

MicroSD Card Slot (VII)

Check our website for a list of SD Memory Card and USB Memory Sck available 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB Available in 2.0 and 3.0 Speed

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