ME Tablet Y2
User Manual
Ver - 3.0
Please read carefully before use
For Series:
Y2
Table of Contents
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Table Of Contents Table Of Contents
THANK YOU...............................................................................................................................4
Features......................................................................................................................................4
KNOW YOUR ME TABLET..........................................................................................................5
About the Touchscreen......................................................................................................7
Protective Film.................................................................................................................7
Touchscreen Actions................................................................................................................7
About the Orientation Sensor.............................................................................................8
Charging the Tablet.................................................................................................................9
Inserting a Memory Card.............................................................................................9
GETTING STARTED...................................................................................................................11
Turning the Tablet On and Off.........................................................................................11
Turning the Screen On and Off (Standby)......................................................................12
Unlocking the Screen........................................................................................................12
Home Screen at a Glance..........................................................................................13
About Menus..................................................................................................................14
CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET...........................................................................................15
Requirements..........................................................................................................................15
Connect to a Wi-Fi Network..................................................................................................15
CONNECTING TO PROXY SERVER THROUGH WI-FI ..........................................................17
CONNECTING TO 3G NETWORK .........................................................................................22
BROWSING THE WEB ............................................................................................................ 26
MAIL CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................27
PHONE FUNCTION.................................................................................................................28
BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY.................................................................................................29
APPLICATIONS IN YOUR ME TABLET.....................................................................................31
OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS...................................................................................................37
Connecting to a Computer.................................................................................................37
Connecting Headset............................................................................................................38
Accessing USB Drive and Micro SD Card...........................................................................39
SETTING THE SYSTEM OPTIONS..............................................................................................40
SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................................................................................43
HCL 24 X 7 SUPPORT..............................................................................................................44
BASIC TROUBLE SHOOTING..................................................................................................45
IMPORTANT HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS..............................................................................46
Congratulations on your purchase of a ME Tablet.
This guide is provided to help you get started
quickly with your Tablet; please read it carefully
and save it for future reference.
Disclaimer
Specifications and information found in this guide
are subject to change without notice. Any changes
therefore will be incorporated in future editions.
The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for
errors or omissions in this document. Actual
product may vary from photos shown in this guide.
Menu screen and its application shown in the
picture may vary from actual product.
Trademarks
All brand and product names are trademarks or
reg ist ere d tra dem ark s of t heir res pec tive
companies.
Thank You
Features
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Thank You
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Table Of Contents
Browse the web, watch videos , check
e-mail, and more on a generous 7.0"LCD
screen
Make calls & browse the web through 3G
connectivity
Connect your device to your PC using
Bluetooth or USB Data cable.
Intuitive touchscreen controls powered
by Android OS
Connect to the Internet with high-speed
networking support (Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n)
Play popular video, music, and photo
formats
View pages in portrait or landscape with
automatic orientation detection
Expan dab le memo ry wi th o pti ona l
microSD card
Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery
Know your ME Tablet
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Know your ME Tablet
2MP Rear-facing camera
Stereo Speaker
Power key
Volume key
(Vol + / Vol -)
Mic
Rear side
Camera
Speakers
Press to turn the unit on, or to turn the
screen on/off.
Press and hold to access the power off menu.
To increase/ decrease the volume.
Microphone used for audio chatting and
sound recorder.
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Mini USB 2.0
Hi-Speed
port
Micro SD
Card Slot
Front
Camera
Headset
Jack
LED
Using Mini-USB to USB data cable tablet
can be connected to the computer as
device.
Connect to HDMI supported TV or HDMI
supported displays
SIM Slot
Audio Output jack for Headset
(Note: Speaker output is automatically disabled when
Headset connected to tablet)
0.3MP Front-facing camera
Slot to insert the micro SD card
Jack to insert the DC adaptor for charging
(Use the adaptor which is bundled along
with the Tablet)
SIM
Mini-HDMI
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Charging Indicator
Also Lights UP, when OTG cable is
connected in Battery mode.
Press reset button if tablet freezes.Reset
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About the Orientation Sensor
(G-Sensor)
The tablet c ontains a sen sor that will
automatically change the orientation of most
screens as you rotate the tablet. The sensor
works bes t when the tablet is ro tated
perpendicular to the ground (i.e., when the
tablet is held upright and not flat on its back).
The orientation sensor can be turned on and
off in the Display settings menu.
You can perform the fol lowing actions on the
touchscreen usin g your fingertip.
TOUCH:
TOUCH
AND
HOLD:
DRAG:
SWIPE:
Doubletap:
About the Touchscreen
Your tablet comes equipped with an easy-touse touchscreen which allows access to the
tablet's functions. Use your finger tip to touch
the area of the screen where a control icon is
displayed. If you touch and hold the screen, it
will register as a continuous button press.
Protective Film
A thin f ilm has be en a pplie d to the
touchscree n to protect it during shipping. The
protective film should be re moved before use.
To remove it,simply take a corner of the film
and peel it away from the screen.
Touchscreen Actions
You can control the functions of the tablet by
using the touchscreen. To control the tablet
with the touchscreen, use your finger to
manipulate icons, buttons, menu items, the
on sc re en k ey -b oa rd, an d ot he r it ems
displayed on the screen.
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To avoid damaging the screen, do not touch it with
excessive force or with any object other than your
finger. For best response, make sure your hands
are clean before using the touchscreen controls.
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Note: All screens may not support screen
orientation feature and also screen orientation
depends upon apps too.
To activate an on-screen item (e.g.,
application icons, buttons, menu
items, and the letter/symbols of the
on-screen keyboard), simply touch
them with your finger.
Swipe up/down on the screen to
scroll through a list . On some
screens, you may be able to swipe
left/right to change the view. To
swipe, touch the screen and then
quickly move your finger across the
screen witho ut lifting your finger. Do
not pause on the screen with your
finger at the initial point of contact
or y ou may accidentally drag an
item instead.
Quickly tap the screen twice on a
webpage or other application screen
to zoom (the application must support
the double-tap/zoom function). Within
the bro wse r, do ubl e-t app ing a
webpage section will cause the
browser to zoom and fit that section
to the width of the screen.
Some on-screen items have an
alternate action if you touch and
hold it (e.g., opening an alternate
menu , or to act ivate t he drag
function). to touch and hold an item,
touch the item and d o not lift y our
finger until the action occurs.
Drag an on-screen item to change
its position (e.g., an application icon
on the home screen). To drag an
item, touch and hold it for a moment,
then without lifting your finger, move
your finger on the screen until the
item reaches its target destination.
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Know your ME Tablet
Know your ME Tablet
a. Go to Settings menu (In Home screen press
m enu virtual key and se lect sy stem settings)
b. Select St orage
c. Se lect Unmount SD car d to u nmount the
micro SD ca rd. The card can be removed
on ce y ou s ee t he " SD c ard Will be
unmounted" .
To insert a memory card:
1.Align the memory card with the card slot. The
metal con tacts of the memo ry card should fa ce
down towa rds the back pane l.
2.Slide the card into the spring-loaded slot.
Push the car d in until it clicks into place.
Inserting a Memory Card
The tablet supports microSD memory cards.
Insert a memory card into the microSD card slot
to:
Increase the memory capacity of your tablet.
Play media files stored on the memory card
(e.g., music, video, or photo files).
Charging the Tablet
Do not attempt to insert objects other than a
microSD memory card into the card slot. A
compatible memory card shoul d fit easily into
the card slot; if you encounter resistance,
check the alignment of the card
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To release and remove a memory card:
1.UNMOUNT the memory card.
To avoid damage and data corruption, do not
remove a memory card while data is being
written to or read from the card. For example,
do not remove a card while playing a music
file stored on the card.
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The table t comes with a built-in recharg eable
lithium-poly mer battery.
Before using the tablet, the batte ry should be
charged fully. The Status Indicator will light
green onc e the battery is charged fully.
To charge th e battery:
1.Plug one end of the included power adapter
into an AC 100-240V out let.
2.Plug the other end of the includ ed power
adapter into the Power jac k on the tablet.
3.Disconnect the power adap ter whe n the
tablet is full y charged.
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Know your ME Tablet
Know your ME Tablet
Unlocking the Screen
When the sc reen turns off you will have to
unlock the screen when you turn it back on.
To unlock the sc reen, touc h & hold lock icon
and slide towards unlock icon.
Turning the Screen On and Off(Standby)
When the tablet is on, you can turn off the screen
to conserve battery power. Simply press the
Power key once to turn the screen off. Press the
Power key again to turn the screen back on.
Turning the Tablet On and Off
To turn the tablet on:
Press and hold the Power key until the
LCD screen turns on. Wait until the Home
screen appears; the tablet is now ready for
use.
To turn the tablet off:
1. Press and hold the Power key until the
Device Options menu appears.
Getting Started
2.Touch Power off on the scr een. A confirm ation
message wi ll appear.
3.Press OK to turn off the tablet.
To conserve battery power, the screen can be
set to turn off automatically when the tablet is
not in use (between 15 seconds and 30
minutes). This Screen timeou t option can be
found in the display settings menu:
Charge the Tabl et for 6 Hours before
start to use it
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if a password been set, enter the password
to finish unlockin g the screen. The Screen
Unlock password c an be set in the security
settings menu.
Page 12Page 11 Getting Started Getting Started
Ope n the La unch er to vie w a list
of al l appli catio ns ins talle d on the
t a b l e t . To u c h t h e A l l A p p s
La nu ch er to ope n th e La nu che r.
(No te:You ca n swipe le ft and ri ght
to view ad ditional s creens.)
Widgets let you c heck email, flip through a
cal enda r, play mus ic, ch eck so cial
streams, and more ¡ r ight from the hom e
screen, w ithout having to launch apps. To
add widget p ress & hold any apps from all
apps launc her and you put it at home
screen at empty space
Virtu al butto ns in th e System Bar let you
navig ate ins tantly t o Back, Home and
R ec e n tA p p s. T h e s y st e m B a r
and vi rtual but tons are pr esent acro ss all
apps, but can be d immed by ap plicatio ns
for ful l screen view ing.
Shows notifi cation icons; touch ov er the
notif ication wi ndow t o open it . Unde r
notif ications wi ndow yo u can find the
statu s of tim e, b attery level , wi fi s ignal
stren gth, mail etc ...
Home Screen at a Glance
The home screen is the starting point for all of
the features of your tablet.
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Notif ication
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Virtu al buttons
in the sys tem
Bar
Widge ts
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All Apps
Launc her
2. Context menus
Context menus contain items related to a
specific item on the screen. To view a context
menu, touch and hold an item on the screen.
For eg; If user touch & hold home screen,
option to change wallpaper appears
About Menus
There are two types of menus used by the
tablet.
1. Option menus
Option menus contain items related to the
current screen or application. To view an option
menu, press the Menu key. For eg: If user press
virtual menu key at home screen, user notice
pop-up of wallpaper, manage apps and system
settings.
Not all items have a context menu; if a menu
does not exist, nothing will happen if you
touch and hold the item.
Not all screens or applications have an option
menu; if a menu does not exist, nothing will
happen if you press the Menu key.
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Getting Started
2. Select an ava ilable Wi-F i network to
connect to:
In the same Wi-F i settings menu above,
touch a netw ork in the list.
If the n etwork i s open, t ablet co nnects t o
the router once you touc h the desired
Wi-fi net work.
If the network is secured (as indicated by
a Lock ico n), the tabl et will pro mpt you to
enter a pass word to connect. Touch the
Wireless passwor d bo x to show t he o nscreen keyboa rd and th en use it to ente r
the passw ord. Touch Connect to conf irm.
When you have succ essfull y connect ed to a
Wi-Fi networ k, the Notifications window at
the bottom of the screen will show a Wi-F i
signal indicator.
1.Turn on the Wi-Fi radio if it is not already
on.
To turn on Wi-Fi :
a. Press vir tual home key from home screen
b. Touch syst em setting s
c. Touch wi-f i to turn-on
d. Once wi- fi tur ned on , it wi ll lis t avai lable
access points in the range. User can d o force
scan by touc hing scan opti on
When Wi-Fi is on, the tablet will look for and
display a list of availabl e Wi-Fi networ ks.
Connect to a Wi-Fi Network
The N otification w indow displ ays ic ons t hat
indicate your table t's Wi-Fi stat us.
Requirements
In order to connect to the Internet, you will
need the following:
1. A wireless router or access point with a
broadband Internet connection
2.The wireless router network settings
You will need to know the name of your
network(SSID), as well as the password or
other credentials if your network is secured.
These settings can usually be found on the
admini stration webpage of your wireless
router. Please refer to your wireless router's
documentation for help, or ask your network
administrator for details.
Connecting to the Internet
This tabl et can utilize Wi-Fi data netwo rks to connect to the Internet.
You may encounter open Wi-Fi networks,
or "hotspots."These networks are usually
configured so that you can simply connect
to them without needing to know its settings;
the tablet will obtain all the information it
needs from the router automatically
[no icon]
Connect ed to a Wi-Fi netwo rk
(waves indi cate connection st rength).
There are no Wi-F i network s in range,
or the Wi-Fi radi o is off.
To learn about how to add a Wi-Fi network
when it is not in range or when the router is
set to obscure the network name (SSID);
or to configure advanced Wi-Fi options,
please refer to the manual.
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Connecting to the Internet
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Connecting to proxy server through wi-fi
Step 1 : Cl ick the se tti ngs icon i n th e
Utili tie s Pag e
Step 2 : In the fol low ing sc ree n, m ake sur e
Wi-Fi i s swi tch ed on
Step 3: N ow long p res s on t he n etw ork
with wh ich t he pr oxy s ett ings is t o be us ed
Page 18Page 17 Connecting to proxy server through wi-fi Connecting to proxy server through wi-fi
Step 4: In t he f oll owi ng s cre en s elect
Modif y Net wor k opt ion
Step 5 : N ow click on Sh ow A dvanc ed
optio n
Step 6 : I n t he fo llo win g s creen , i n t he
Pr ox y Se tt in gs o pt ion pl ea se s elec t
Manua l Opt ion
St ep 7: No w, ent er th e pro xy de tai ls
(Prox y Ho stn ame & P rox y Po rt) as giv en
by the ne two rk ad min ist rator
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Connecting to proxy server through wi-fi
Step 8: A lso p lea se en sur e that th e cor rec t
IP se tti ngs are d one , as pr ovi ded b y the
netwo rk ad min ist rat or
Step 9: N ow cl ick o n Sav e opt ion.
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Connecting to 3G network
Step 1 : Cl ick the set tings ico n in the
Utili tie s Pag e.
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Note:
In the following screen, you might see the
3G option is in OFF condition.
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Connecting to 3G network
Connecting to 3G networkPage 23
Step 2: No w ins ert th e SIM c ard on to the
Tablet' s SI M ca rd s lot and gen tly pus h to loc k
it.
Step 3: S wit ch on t he 3G o pti on.
Step 4: Und er mo bil e n etw ork s ett ing
check t he “D ata e nab led ” optio n.
Step 5: Wa it fo r mob ile dat a ena bli ng…
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Browsing the Web
Connecting to 3G networkPage 25
Step 6: A ft er a whi le you c an se e t he
messa ge “M obi le da ta en abled ”.
You ar e now c onn ect ed to the mobi le da ta
netwo rk.
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Note:
! Reboot the tablet if 3G signal is not detected.
! Once you remove the SIM card out of the tablet, 3G option will automatically switch OFF after a while.
This is to save your battery life.
Repeat from steps 1 ~ 6 to enable it.
Browsing the Web
To use Brows er, the tablet must
be conne cted to the Int ernet.
Read the section "Conne cting
to t he Int ernet" to l earn h ow to
connect to the Internet.
Description
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Browser
The Android Browser offers an experienc e that’s as rich and convenient as a de sktop browser.
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Addre ss ba r
Search tool
To open new tab (ma x 16 tabs)
To bookmark the visited web
page
To view book marked pages, To
history & saved pages
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Phone Function
Mail ConfigurationPage 27
To bookmark a webpage.
Bookmark your f avorite webpage s in order to
visit t hem quickly witho ut enter ing a URL.
1. Go to the webpage that you want t o
bookmark
2. Touch the Bookm ark icon to t he right of th e
Address bar.
3. Touch the Add tile.
4. If desired , you can modify the n ame of t he
bookmark or its location (URL address) .
Otherwise, t ouch OK to f inish a dding t he
bookmark.
1. Select th e Mail from All apps Launch er.
2. Enter the ema il address and password.
3. Selec t Next for auto configura tion of mail
settings
4. If a ut o co nf ig ura tio n fa il s m an ual ly i ma p
se tti ngs ha s to b e fe d b y s el ect ing Man ua l
setup
Note: For setting details contact your network
administrato r.
Mail Configuration
This tablet can be used to make & receive the
audio cal ls just like mobi le phone.
Touch on the All Apps launcher to open the
Phone app licatio n.
1.Touch to open the on-sc reen dial pad.
2.Touch to view call logs.
3.Touch to view con tacts and edit contacts.
Making Calls
1. Call a desi red phone number from con tacts or
call log.
2. Type the des ired phone number using the onscreen dial pad.
3.Touch to make call.
Phone Function
Editing Conatcts
1.Touch
2.Touch menu key and touc h
3.Fill the fields and touc h
This Ta blet c an use the B luetooth to transfe r
files betwe en two devices and also able to
st re am th e a ud io t hro ug h B lu et oo th
headphone.
1.To Tur n ON the Blueto oth, under settings
touch “Bl uetooth ” to Turn it ON
2.Touch “SEARCH FOR DEVICES”, to list
the Bluet ooth enabl ed device
3.Touch the device which needs t o be pa ired
and follow on-screen instruc tion at bo th the
device to pair each other.
4.User ab le to see the li st of devic e which are
paired u nder PAIRED D EVICES and list of
un-paired B luetoot h enab led device un der
DEVICES AVAILABLE
5.Touch menu key to get Bluetooth settings
(Rename tablet, Visi bility timeout , Show files
received) to custom ize the blueto oth .
To receiv e the files
1.User not ifies
notification at not ificati on panel
2.Expand the notific ation panel and touch the
3.Touch the Accept to receive the file
Bluetooth connectivity
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Bluetooth Connectivity
To send the files
1.Open Gal lery
2.Select the file which has to be shared
3.Touch menu key and touc h share
4.Select
5.Select the device to whic h it has to be sent
6.User can ab le to see file sendi ng prog ress in
notification pan el
View the current time, or set an alarm.
Tweet with your friends via ME Tablet
Twitter
Clock
Applications in your ME TABLET
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Your ME Tablet now comes with over 25 applicat ions spanning about 20 usage
categories.
The appl ication s are smartly organiz ed across the below Five screens fo r your conve nience:
Home
Entertainmen t
Social
Smart Ind ia
Utilities
Get on-the-go access to your professional
network with LinkedIn for Android
View photos and play videos.
Browse and download through a library of over
4,50,000 songs, videos, ring tones and
wallpapers.
Take pictures or videos with the front face
camera
LinkedIn
Gallery
Hungama.com
Camera
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Applications in your ME Tablet
Applications in your ME Tablet
These applicati ons help you get the best ex perienc e out of your tab let.
Be it watc hing movies on the go, vie wing and edi ting documents ,
planning your tra vel your ME tablet gives you what you need and more!
Application listed below
may vary in the actual
product
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Download from more than 10,000 applicationsME Apps
Rush to the end of this ninja worldNinja Rush
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Applica tion
File Browser - File browser that helps manage
pictures, music, videos and files on ME Tablet
Browse the web.
Is the largest collection of Indian Foods and
Recipe
Clock widget with Calendar, Time, System Info,
Weather & Forecast
Enables the user to access the HCL Touch
service e-centre.
File Browser
Browser
SweetNSpicy
3D Digital
Weather
Clock
HCL Touch
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Applications in your ME Tablet
Applications in your ME Tablet
Movie Player
Play your favorite videos on the go
Panzer Panic
Destroy sketch panzers with ink! Destroy all panzers of the
opposing colour by accurately shooting your ink bullets while making
sure that you don't run out of ink fuel!
Music
Play Music.
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Applications in your ME Tablet
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Saavn Listen to your favorite Hindi Music with Saavn.
iBrowser
Fastest Indian Mobile Browser.
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Applications in your ME Tablet
Bollywood
H
ungama
BIGFlix
Zomato
World's Biggest Bollywood Portal Live Bollywood ?
Love Bollywood ? then look no more.
The largest Movie on Demand service.
Discover more restaurants around you! Zomato Restaurant
Finder app lets you search menus across 30,000
restaurants in India
Connecting To a Computer
Connect the tablet to a computer to transfe r files.
1. Connect your table t to the compute r. With the
included USB cable:
Plug the small end o f the cable into t he USB 2.0
Hi-speed connect or of the tablet.
Plug the la rge end of the ca ble into an availab le
USB 2.0 Hi-s peed port on the comp uter.
2.W hen you r table t is c onn ect ed, a USB i con will
appear in the Notification window.
Touch Notifi cation window to expa nd.
3. Mount the sto rage drive .
To uch USB connec ted to mount the tab let's buil t-in
storage, then touch Turn on USB s torage when
prompted to confirm. When mounted, you can
copy file s to/from your computer to it.
Optional Connections
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Optional Connections
Your tablet will be recognized by the computer as a
Removable Storage drive. Drag and drop files
between your tablet and the computer. To learn
more about copying files, please refer to the
documentation included with your computer or
operating system.
Connect a pair of Headset to the tablet to enjoy media in private.
Lower the v olume level of the tablet before connecting Headset, and then slowly ra ise the
volume to a comfortable list ening leve l.
The Headset must have a 3.5 mm (1/8 in) plug.
When Heads et are connect ed, speaker output will be disa bled autom aticall y.
Connecting Headset
Constant exposure to high volumes c an lead
to hea ring loss . If you shoul d experien ce
ri ngi ng i n th e e ars o r h ear ing l oss ,
discontinue use and seek medical advice .
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Optional Connections
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Setting the System OptionsOptional Connections
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Accessing USB Drive and Micro SD Card
Follow the steps given bel ow to access USB Pen dri ve:
Step 1:
For acces sing USB Pen driv e, open file brow ser from all apps lau ncher and touch USB sda1.
Access SD Card: To open SD Card open /sdca rd/exte rnal_sd card/.
Setting the System Options
Open the system settings menu to adjust how the tablet looks and functions.
To open the Settings menu:
1.Press the Menu key.
2.Select system Settings to open the Settings menu.
The settings are grouped by category. Select a category to open and customize the settings.
System settings
Wirele ss & Networks
Wi-Fi
3G
Bluetooth
Used to turn on and off the wi -fi and option s available to set the wi-fi settings
Used to turn on and off the Bl uetooth and options available to set the
Bluetooth settin gs
Option available to configure the 3G.
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Device
Sound
Display
Storage
Used to cust omize the soun d settings of you r Tabl et.
Used to cont rol brightness, sleep time & auto rotate scre en.
Used to view sto rage detai ls of device and external micro SD car d if used
and also opt ion available to mount & un-mou nt the micro SD card.
Battery
Used to view bat tery level & spli t up details of power consumpti on of the
device.
Apps
Used to mana ge the applica tions in terms of viewing curre nt running apps,
installed apps, un- install ing etc...)
Personal
Account &
sync
Used to add an acco unt & to control the syn c status of your devi ce with
configured Account s.
Security
Options available to secure your device.
Language &
input
Used to select the language, keyboard layout
and to add the new words to the dictionary.
Back up &
reset
Used to back up your data & to do factory data
reset.
System
Date & Time
Used to set the date, time, time zone etc...
Accessibility
Option to enhance the accessibility of Android
4.0 for blind or visually impaired users,
supportable apps are required for its full
functionality.
Developer
Option
Options available for de-bugging purpose.
Note: Suggesting not to change any settings.
HCL ME
Tablet Info
Used to view system information.
Specifications
Design, specific ations, and manual are subj ect to change without notice.
Processor
RAM
Storage
Display
Wi-Fi
Networking
Audio Out put
Video
formats
1 GB DDR3
AVI/WMV/MP4/MKV/RMVB/FLV
up to 30fps @ 1080P (1920x1080)
3.5 mm headp hone
Audio
formats
Image
formats
PC Interf ace
Additional
Features
Operating
System
MP3/WMA/EAAC /OGG/
AAC3/WAV
JPEG/BMP/PNG
Built-in microph one
Front fac ing camera (0.3MP)
Built-in speaker
Rear faci ng camera( 2.0MP)
Android 4.0.3
Rechargeable Li-poly battery
(3.7V, 4000mAh)
Power Adapt er(DC 5V)
1GHz ARM Cortex A9 32-bit
processor core
Built-in flash memo ry 8GB
Support external TF card,
maximum capacity of 32GB
7.0" touc hscreen (Capacitive)
TFT LCD (1024 X 600) ,
WSVGA Wides creen 16M colo r
IEEE 802. 11 (b/g/n)
USB 2.0 Hi-s peed and USB
2.0 (OTG)
Power
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HCL 24 X 7 Support
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Specifications
For Customer Use:
Enter b elow the se rial number that is l ocated on the rear of t he unit. R etain thi s information for
future
HCL 24x7 Support
Serial Number
Model Num ber
Bluetooth3GBuilt in Blu etooth
Built in 3G( HSDPA) with
phone fun ction
If the produ ct sudd enly ha s no re sponse or powers off, an ele ctrosta tic dis charge may
be the cause . In this circumstance, plea se follow the pro cedures be low for recove ry:
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Important Handling Instructions
Basic Troubleshooting
Reset the Tablet (use a p aper clip to gently r ess the R eset button on th e bottom of the
Tablet).
Turn on the unit agai n.
Warning: By doing Factory data reset, applicat ion which are installed will be erased.
Below is the pro cess to do factor y reset, by doing this it will restore the default opti mal settin g
and clear th e applications which are res iding at data mem ory space (Follow this instruction if
system seems to work unsta ble, after doi ng this also prob lem didn't solve then please contact
HCL support Centre).
Touch menu key
Touch system sett ings
Scroll down to Backup & Reset and select it
Touch Factory dat a reset & follow on-s creen inst ruction
Basic Troubleshooting
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1. Read Instructions:
All the safety and operating instr uctions should be read before the product is operated .
2. Retain Instructions:
The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future refe rence.
3. Heed Warnings:
All warnings on the product and in the operatin g instructions should be adhered to.
4. Follow Instructions:
All operating and usage instructions should be followed.
5. Cleaning:
Unplug product fro m the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aeros ol cleaners.
Use a damp cloth for cleaning which is bundled along with Tablet.
6. Water and Moisture:
Do not use this product near water (e.g., near a bath tub, washbowl, kitche n sink, laundry tub , in wet
basemen ts, or near a swimming pool and the like).
7. Power Sources:
This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the rating label. If
you are not sure of the type of power supp ly to your home, consult your product dealer. For products
intende d to operate from battery power or other sources, refer to the operating inst ructions.
Important Handling Instructions
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8. Overloading:
Do not overload wall outlet s, extension cords, or integral convenience re ceptacles as this can
result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
9. Object and Liquid Entry:
Never push obje cts of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch
dangero us voltage points or shout-out par ts that could result in a fire or ele ctric shock. Never
spill liquid of any kind on the product.
10. Servicing:
Do not a ttempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose
you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
11.Damage Requir ing Service:
Unplug thi s product from the wall outlet and ref er servicing to qualifie d service pers onnel
under the fo llowing conditions:
a) when the power -supply or plu g is damaged;
b) if liquid has been spilled or if objec ts have fallen into the product ;
c) if the product has been exposed to rai n or water;
d) i f the product does not operate normally by following the oper ating instructions. Adjust
only th ose controls that are covered by the o perating i nstruct ions as im proper
adjustment of other controls may resu lt in da mage and will often requ ire extensive w ork
by a qualifi ed technician to restore the pr oduct to its normal operation;
e) if the produc t has been droppe d or damaged in any way;
f) when the product exhibits a d istinct change in performa nce. This indicates a n eed for
service.
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12.Replaceme nt Parts:
When replacement parts are required , be sure that your serv ice technic ian has used
replacement parts specifi ed by the manufacturer or have t he same chara cteristics as the
original part. Unau thorize d substitutions may resu lt in fire, elect ric shock, or other hazards.
13.Safety Check:
Up on c ompleti on o f an y se rvice or repair s to this product , as k th e se rvice techn ician to
perform safety chec ks to ensure that the pr oduct is in proper operating condition .
14.Heat:
The produc t should be s ituated away from h eat sourc es such as r adiator s, stoves , or other
products (includ ing amplif iers) that pro duce heat.
15. Dropp ing:
Don't drop the product over hard surface or strike the product with h ard sub stance which
leads to dam age of the product because some parts are made up of glass.
16.Usage during cha rging:
While changin g, your tablet may get wa rm on connecter end side . For prolong us age hold
the table t to opposite end of con necter sid e for better comfort.
Important Handling Instructions
Important Handling Instructions
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