Hanbit Electronics HPAX20256 Users Manual

Getting Started With Your

Pepper Pad 3

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Introduction 2

Setting up your Pepper Pad 3

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Charging the battery 6

Using the power button 7

Using the stylus and the touch screen 8

Using the keypads 9

Pepper Setup Helper 11

Downloading a Pepper Desktop program 12

Using the Pepper Pad 3 software 13

Getting media onto your Pepper Pad 16

Bookmarks and Clippings 17

Surfing the Web 18

Using e-mail 18

Using instant messaging 19

Using a keyboard and mouse 19

Getting Help 20

Troubleshooting 21

Pepper Pad 3 specifications 22

Index 23

FCC Information 24

EC Declaration of Conformity 25

Table of Contents

The new Pepper Pad 3 is a handheld Web player that you can use to
connect to the Internet anywhere a Wi-Fi network with broadband access
is available. Because everything is stored on the Pepper Pad 3, you can
also use it offline to listen to music, watch videos or read an eBook.

Introduction

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Photo Library – Organize, edit and share photos

• Supports JPEG photo files with embedded JPEG metadata

• Import and export photos to and from USB devices and Microsoft
Windows XP PCs running Windows Media Connect

• Download photos from Web sites

• Photo editor includes automatic red eye reduction, cropping,
rotation and autofix

• Full-screen and automatic slide show viewing

• Organize photos via user-defined photo albums

• Share via e-mail and Flickr

Radio – Listen to streaming Internet radio

• Supports streaming MP3s with Shoutcast-format metadata

• Organize stations into genre or other user-defined section tabs

Remote Control – Control your TV and stereo and lookup
what’s on TV

• Supports IR codes for dozens of devices from major manufacturers

• Learn IR codes for almost any other device

• Activity-based button groupings for reduced complexity

• Multi-room support via user-defined section tabs

• Built-in Web-based online program guide provided by TitanTV

Talk – Instant messaging

• Supports AOL Instant Messaging (TOC protocol)

• Tabbed IM session management

• Rich text editor supports user-selectable font sizes, colors, links
and smileys

Video Library – Download, import, export, organize and
play videos

• Supports MPEG-4 and XviD files

• Import and export video files to and from USB devices

• Download and organize video files into user-defined section tabs

Web – Mozilla Firefox-based Web browser

• Firefox 1.5 security and reliability

• Integrated Adobe/Macromedia Flash 7 support

Your Pepper Pad 3 includes the folowing applications

Pepper – Organize and keep track of other applications,
updates and settings

• Provides Pepper application management, organization and online
updating

• New application acquisition, download and automated installation

• Wi-Fi access point connection and management

• Bluetooth device discovery, connection and management

• Online Pepper Platform update notification, acquisition and
automated installation

eBook Library – Download, organize and read eBooks

• Supports Amazon.com’s Mobipocket eBooks

• Integrated eBook Bookstore, Library and Reader allowing direct
acquisition of eBooks from the Internet

Journal – Write, organize and share text documents and
Web clippings

• Supports HTML documents

• Rich text editor supports user-selectable font sizes, colors, lists
and justification

• Organize documents into user-defined section tabs

Mail – Receive, read, write, send and organize e-mail

• Supports Web-based e-mail services for online use

• Supports POP, IMAP for offline e-mail composition and reading

• Rich text editor supports user-selectable font sizes, colors, lists
and justification

• Automatic self-learning e-mail addressing

• Organize e-mail into user-defined section tabs

Music Library – Download, organize and play music files

• Supports MP3 music files with embedded metadata

• Import and export music files to and from USB devices

• Download and automatically organize music files from Web sites

• Self-organizing into Songs, Albums and Artists tabs via metadata

• User-defined playlist creation, editing and playing

• Shuffle and continuous play

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The power button is on the top right of the Pepper Pad. When
your Pepper Pad is on, this button is lit.

You always use this button to turn the Pepper Pad on.

You can also use this button to put the Pepper Pad to sleep or
to turn if off completely.

Using the power button

Putting your Pepper Pad 3 to sleep

When you have not used your Pepper Pad for a period of time
(the default is 10 minutes), the Pepper Pad goes to sleep in order to
conserve the battery charge. When the Pepper Pad is sleeping, the
power light pulses slowly.

When you turn your Pepper Pad on after it has been sleeping, everything
starts up instantly, exactly where it was when the Pepper Pad went to
sleep. After the Pepper Pad has been in sleep mode, it may take up to 15
seconds to establish a connection to a wireless network.

If you know you will not be using your Pepper Pad for a half an hour or so,
you may want to put it to sleep manually, by pressing the power button briefly.

Setting up your
Pepper Pad 3

The first time your turn on your Pepper Pad 3, the Pepper Setup
Helper guides you through the few steps necessary to get your Pepper
Pad ready to use.

When you take your Pepper Pad other places – to work, the library,
a coffee shop or on vacation – you will have to connect to new Wi-Fi
networks, but this is quick and easy.

The following sections briefly describe the setting up process and
some of the features of your Pepper Pad 3

Charging the battery

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