Pandigital 7” Color Multimedia eReader User Manual

v1.1

7” Color Multimedia eReader

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Table of Contents

Package Contents .................................................................................................... 8

Covers for your eReader .......................................................................................... 8

Device Overview ....................................................................................................... 9

Power Button Usage ................................................................................................ 9

Touch-Screen Navigation ...................................................................................... 10

Reset Device ........................................................................................................... 10

Getting Started ....................................................................................................... 11

Connecting to Public Wi-Fi Hotspot ....................................................................................... 12

Home Screen .......................................................................................................... 13

Pre-loaded Applications ........................................................................................ 14

Application Function Menu ................................................................................... 15

ADOBE ACCOUNT ................................................................................................. 17

ALARM CLOCK ....................................................................................................... 18

Add Alarm .............................................................................................................................. 18

Shut Off Alarm Alert ........................................................................................................... 18

De-Activate Alarms ............................................................................................................ 18

Edit Alarm ........................................................................................................................... 18

Delete Alarm ...................................................................................................................... 19

BROWSER ............................................................................................................... 19

Go to a Website ..................................................................................................................... 19

Browser Function Menu ......................................................................................................... 20

Browser Bookmarks ............................................................................................................... 21

Bookmark a Web Page ...................................................................................................... 21

Go to Bookmarked Web Page ........................................................................................... 21

Manage Bookmarks ........................................................................................................... 21

Open Bookmarked page ................................................................................................ 21

Edit Bookmark ................................................................................................................ 21

Add Shortcut to Home Screen ....................................................................................... 21

Share Link ...................................................................................................................... 21

Copy & Paste URL ......................................................................................................... 22

Delete Bookmark ........................................................................................................... 22

Set as homepage ........................................................................................................... 22

Windows ................................................................................................................................. 22

Refresh ................................................................................................................................... 22

More ....................................................................................................................................... 22

Add bookmark ........................................................................................................................ 22

Find on Page .......................................................................................................................... 23

Select Text ............................................................................................................................. 23

Page info ................................................................................................................................ 23

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Downloads ............................................................................................................................. 23

Settings .................................................................................................................................. 23

Page content settings......................................................................................................... 23

Privacy settings .................................................................................................................. 24

Security settings ................................................................................................................. 24

Advanced settings .............................................................................................................. 24

CALCULATOR ........................................................................................................ 24

CALENDAR ............................................................................................................. 24

Add Event ............................................................................................................................... 25

Edit Event ............................................................................................................................... 25

Event Reminder Alerts ........................................................................................................... 25

Delete Events ......................................................................................................................... 25

CONTACTS ............................................................................................................. 26

Add New Contacts ................................................................................................................. 26

Import/Export Contacts .......................................................................................................... 26

Add Contact to Favorites ........................................................................................................ 26

Edit Contacts .......................................................................................................................... 26

Email Contacts ....................................................................................................................... 27

Delete Contacts ...................................................................................................................... 27

DICTIONARY ........................................................................................................... 27

EMAIL ...................................................................................................................... 28

Add Email Accounts ............................................................................................................... 28

Set up Yahoo! Plus Account .............................................................................................. 28

Set up Juno Platinum or Turbo Account ............................................................................ 29

Email Inbox ............................................................................................................................ 29

Open Email Message ......................................................................................................... 29

Compose New Email Message .......................................................................................... 29

Edit Email Account ................................................................................................................. 30

Delete Email Accounts ........................................................................................................... 30

Set Default Email Account ..................................................................................................... 30

ES FILE EXPLORER ............................................................................................... 31

View the ES File Explorer User Manual ................................................................................. 31

Manage Media files ................................................................................................................ 31

ES Function Menu .................................................................................................................. 32

Import (copy) Media files from SD card into Internal Memory ................................................ 34

Install AndroidTM Applications using ES File Explorer ............................................................ 35

Download AndroidTM Applications direct from a Website ....................................................... 35

Uninstalling AndroidTM Applications ....................................................................................... 35

ES TASK MANAGER .............................................................................................. 36

Stopping AndroidTM Applications ............................................................................................ 36

GAMES .................................................................................................................... 36

MUSIC ...................................................................................................................... 36

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Play Music .............................................................................................................................. 37

Music Play Screen ............................................................................................................. 37

Music Control Options ........................................................................................................ 38

Delete Music Files .............................................................................................................. 38

Playlist .................................................................................................................................... 39

Create New Playlist ............................................................................................................ 39

Add Songs to Playlist ......................................................................................................... 39

Play songs in Playlist ......................................................................................................... 39

Remove songs from Playlist............................................................................................... 39

Rename or Delete a Playlist............................................................................................... 39

PanReader ............................................................................................................... 40

MY LIBRARY ......................................................................................................................... 40

Bookshelves ....................................................................................................................... 40

Add New Bookshelf ........................................................................................................ 40

Add eBooks to Bookshelf ............................................................................................... 40

Display Shelf .................................................................................................................. 41

Search for eBooks .............................................................................................................. 41

Sort eBooks ........................................................................................................................ 41

Display in Cover or List Layout .......................................................................................... 41

BOOKSTORE ........................................................................................................................ 41

PURCHASED ......................................................................................................................... 42

READER ................................................................................................................................ 42

Highlight Text ..................................................................................................................... 43

Google Search ................................................................................................................... 43

Reader Function Menu ........................................................................................................... 44

Screen Orientation Lock ..................................................................................................... 44

Night Mode ......................................................................................................................... 44

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................... 44

Font Size ............................................................................................................................ 44

Search ................................................................................................................................ 45

Bookmark Page .................................................................................................................. 45

PHOTOS .................................................................................................................. 45

Play Slideshow ....................................................................................................................... 46

Photo Function Menu ............................................................................................................. 46

Delete Photos ......................................................................................................................... 47

SETTINGS ............................................................................................................... 47

Wireless & networks ............................................................................................................... 51

Connecting to Public Wi-Fi Hotspot ................................................................................... 52

‘Forget’ remembered Wi-Fi Network .................................................................................. 52

STOCKS .................................................................................................................. 52

VIDEOS .................................................................................................................... 53

Delete Videos ......................................................................................................................... 54

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WEATHER ............................................................................................................... 54

Connect to Computer ............................................................................................. 54

Connect to Windows PC ........................................................................................................ 54

Connect to Macintosh Computer ............................................................................................ 56

UPDATE FIRMWARE .............................................................................................. 56

Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................. 57

Battery Management .............................................................................................. 59

Important Safety Precautions ................................................................................ 59

Cleaning your eReader .......................................................................................................... 60

Technical Specifications ........................................................................................ 60

Limited Warranty .................................................................................................... 60

FCC Notices ........................................................................................................................... 62

License Agreement and Terms of Use ................................................................. 63

European Community Compliance Statement ..................................................... 65

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7” Color Multimedia eReader

A contemporary multimedia device designed for straightforward
functionality, featuring a full color TFT LCD disp la y and convenient
touch-screen navigation.

Your eReader is an AndroidTM open platform device, allowing you to
download third party Android

TM

applications as desired.

It comes pre-bundled with an eBook reader, web browser, email program,
photo viewer, video player, music player, and much more!

FUN. EASY. EXPANDABLE.

Your eReader is a step up in multimedia devices.
Congratulations on your choice!

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Package Contents

7” Color Multimedia eReader
Power Adapter
Tabletop Stand
USB Cable
Quick Start Guide
User Guide (loaded in device )

Covers for your eReader

Dress up your eReader and keep it safe at the sam e time. Designed for p rotection,
these stylish covers saf eguard the device while still letting you use it.

Available in multiple c ol or s. Sold separately wherever Pandigital eReaders are sold,
or on our website:

www.pandigital.net.

Portfolio Case

Gel Cover

Note: The application layo ut on screen shown here is f or example only and may differ
from your device.

with
magnetic
closure

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Device Overview

Power Button Usage

Turn On: Slide the power button on and rele ase .
Turn Off: Slide and hold the power button for 3 seconds.
Sleep Mode On/Off (energy saver): Slide & release the power button quickly to turn

sleep mode on and off. When in sleep mode, the Wi-Fi disconnects from the
local network, but will automatically reconnect when out of sleep mode (may
take up to 30 seconds to reconnect).

Mini USB

2 in 1 card slot

Reset

Power button

Earphone jack Speaker holes

Volume
button

Light
sensor

DC

jack

4.2”

5.6”

7.5” 5.6”

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Touch-Screen Navigation

The touch-screen allows for quick, easy and conve ni ent navigation for all applications.
The eReader has a “resi stive touch” screen which responds best to a hard pointed

object or the tip of your fingernail, as opposed t o a tap of the soft skin of an
outstretched fingertip. Curl your finger over so that the tip of your fingernai l is used.

The fingernail's hard, cur ved surface contacts t he screen at one small point.
Therefore, much less finger pressure is needed, much greater precision is possible
(approaching that of a stylus, with a little exp er i ence), much less skin oil i s smeared
onto the screen, and the fingernail can be silently moved across the screen with very
little resistance.

The smaller the point that comes in contact with the screen , the more precise

object selection can be. If you do not have long enough finger nails to be
used for precise tapping, we recommend using a styl us or non-sharp pointed
instrument to increase the precision of navigation.

Throughout the User Guide, you are instructed to use the following tap or touch
navigation methods:

Tap - quick tap & release on a n item on the screen.
Finger slide - touch & slide your finger across the screen and then release.
Touch & hold = touch and hold in place approx 2 seconds, and then relea se to

display an options window.

Reset Device

If the device freezes and does not respond to your touch, reset by inserting a paper
clip into the reset hole at t he top of the device.

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Getting Started

NOTE: If you tap an applicat ion icon or a function but ton multiple times without

waiting for the process to fi nish, a message may appear stating the application is
busy now. Select

Force close to stop the process, or select Wait to allow the

process to finish.

1. Charge the device

You cannot charge the battery using the the USB cable.
You can use the device while the battery is charging.

Plug the power adapter i nto an electrical wall outlet, and then connect to t he
device to fully charge the battery before use (approx. 4 hours).

While charging, the bat tery icon displays as:

. When fully charged, t he battery

icon displays as:

.

2. Turn the device on

Slide the power button and release to turn on.

3. Select Language

Select your desired language.

4. Set Date & Time

1. Tap Select time zone  select the correct time zone for yo ur location.

(Finger slide vertically to scroll the list.) The date and time should
automatically update to t he correct setting, but if they do not, tap

Set date

and/or Set time to update accordingl y.

2. Tap to display the Home screen.

5. Wi-Fi Network Setup

Since many features requir e a Wi-Fi connection, we recommend you set up your
Wi-Fi network now.

1. Tap the Settings application icon.

2. Tap

Wireless & networks.

3. Make sure Wi-Fi is on.

The device automatically scans and lists all local Wi-Fi Networks foun d. A
indicates secure networks that require login name and password to connect.

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4. Tap the desired network to which you want to connect  enter the Network

Password if applicable  tap Connect.

5. Tap

to return to the Home screen.

If your Wi-Fi network is set as hidden, it won’t be found by the auto scan. Tap

Add Wi-Fi network and follow the prompts to add your network.

The Wi-Fi icon on the top of screens i ndicates the status as f oll ows:

= Connected = Not connected, Wi-Fi turned ON
= Not connected and Wi-Fi turned OFF (power saver)

When the device goes into sleep mode, the Wi-Fi disconnects from the

local network, but will automatically reconnect when out of sleep mode

(may take up to 30 seconds to reconnect).

Connecting to Public Wi-Fi Hotspot

If you are connecting via a public Wi-Fi hotspot, it may be necessary to
immediately launch the browser and provide t he hotspot login information prior
to having an active internet connection.

1. Follow steps 1-5 above to select the hotspot Wi-Fi network.

2. Tap the

Browser application icon.

3. Enter the hotspot login information.

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Home Screen

 Return t o pr evious screens or

close pop-up windows.

 Return t o Home screen at any

time, in any application.

 Display Application Function

Menu

(available options are

based on active application).

 Nofification icons

(i.e., Email, SD card)

 Wi-Fi connection status

Battery charge level status
Alarm(s) are activated
Current Date & Time

 W i dgets and Shortcuts can be

added to the Home screen.

 Touch & hold in an empty spot

to display the menu for ad ding
application shortcuts, widgets,

and so on. (Tap

to close

the option pop-up window.).

 Tap or finger slide up to view all applications.

Tap on any application ic on to launch it.
Touch, hold and slide icons to reposition them on the screen.

Touch, hold and slide icons onto to remove them from the

Home

screen.

To view extensions of the Home screen, finger slide the screen horizontally.

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











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Pre-loaded Applications

Tap or finger slide up on to access all applications.

Alarm

Clock

Use as alarm clock with scheduled alarms.

Browser

Access the Internet and ‘sur f the web’ whenever desired.

Calculator

Use the calculator for basi c math equations.

Calendar

Display monthly calendar and schedule events.

Contacts

Create a list of personal contacts, which can be linked with

your email.

Dictionary

Quick access to the built-i n dictionary.

Email

Send/Receive email using your existing emai l addresses.

ES File
Explorer

Use to install AndroidTM apps, view and manage f i les and
apps, and to backup files to your SD card.

ES Task
Manager

Use ES Task Manager to kill applications after you exit
them to free up resources.

Games

Play pre-loaded games for entertainment.

Music

Play and manage audio f i les (MP3, WAV and AAC).

PanReader

Use to access Bookstores, download eBooks, and view
eBooks in

My Library (EPUB and PDF).

Photos

View and manage photo files (JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG and

non-animated GIF).

Settings

Multiple settings for personalizing and enhan cing the
device.

Stocks

Check the status of specif i c company’s stock offerings.

Video

Play and manage video files (MPEG4).

Weather

Check the weather forecasts of locations of your choi ce .

To move an icon to the Home screen, touch & hold on the icon, and then

release it when it appears on the

Home screen.

Touch, hold, and then slide i cons to reposition them on the screen.

Touch, hold and slide icons onto to remove them from the

Home

screen.

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Application Function Menu

On the Home screen, tap to display the Application Function Menu.

Add

The viewable portion of the Home screen allows only 20

icons. In order to add more items, finger slide the screen
horizontally to expose available space, and then tap the

Add button again.

Shortcuts

Add quick launch shortcuts on the Home
screen to applications , bo okmarks, contacts, or
music playlist.

If you select items that are shortcuts already

on the Home screen, they will be duplicated,
resulting in multiple icons for the same item.

Widgets

Analog clock

Add a round analog clock.

Music Add a music widget to quickly begin

playing music without launching the music
application.

Power Control Add control panels for quickly

connecting to your Wi-F i network and screen
brightness.

Application Function Menu

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Search Add a Google Search widget for

performing quick Google searches without
launching the Web application.

Folders

New folder

Add a folder into which you can
add applications as desir ed. To move
applications on the

Home screen into the

folder, touch, hold & drag the icons directly on
top of the folder icon.
To add applications from the

Launcher screen,

first tap on the folder to open it, open the

Launcher, and then touch & hold on an

application icon. It is copied into the folder.
When you close the folder the first time, you are

prompted to rename the folder as desired (i.e.,
Favorites). If you want t o rename the folder
later, open the folder and touch & hold on the
folder name at the top. The

Rename folder

window appears.

All contacts Add a folder containing the

complete contact list from the

Contacts

application.

Contacts with phone numbers Add a folder

containing a list of your contacts that include
phone numbers.

Starred contacts Add a folder containing the

list of contacts you’ve m ar ked as favorites.

Wallpapers

Assign a different photo as your background
image.

Select desired photo from pr eloaded photos,

 tap Set wallpaper.

Wallpaper

Assign a different photo as your background
image.

Select desired photo from pr eloaded photos,

 tap Set wallpaper.

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Search

Perform a quick Google search.

1. Tap in the entry field

 enter the desired

search text.

2. Tap .
The browser launches an d displays your search

results

Settings

See “Settings” on page 47.

ADOBE ACCOUNT

In order to purchase, download and open Libris eBooks, you must regist er an account
with Adobe, and then activate your device with your Adobe account.

If you already have an Adobe account, skip to

Activate your Device with Adobe.

Register New Adobe Account

1. Tap the PanReader application icon.

2. Tap  Settings  tap Register Adobe ID.

3. Tap

Continue on the “Security warning” pop-up messa ge.

4. The browser launches and opens the

Adobe Sign In web page.

To zoom in on the page, finger slide o n the screen to display the zoom

buttons.

5. Tap

Create an Adobe Account.

6. Enter your information to create a new account.

7. When finished registering, tap

to retur n to previous screens.

Activate your Device with Adobe

1. Tap the PanReader application icon.

2. Tap

 Settings  tap Device activation.

3. Tap in the

Adobe ID entry field  enter your ID  tap Next.

4. Enter your Password

 tap Activate.

5. Tap Close on the Activation successful message.

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If you attempt to open a book but an error message states the book cannot be

opened, it may be an expired book or the activation recor d has been erased.
Re-start your eReader and t hen re-activate the author ization.

ALARM CLOCK

You can use your eReader as an alarm clock by setting multiple alarms.

This clock icon displayed at the top of screens indicates that one or more

alarms have been set and are active.

Add Alarm

1. Tap the Alarm Clock application icon.

2. Tap

 Add Alarm.

3. Set up your alarm as desire d.

If you don’t select a repeat, the alarm is automatically deleted after it is

activated.

4. Tap

Done.

Shut Off Alarm Alert

When a scheduled alarm is a ctivated, a pop-up window with the alarm title
appears.

Tap

Snooze if you want to be reminded again in 10 mi nutes.

Tap Dismiss to cancel t he alert.

De-Activate Alarms

On alarms that you have set to repeat, you may want to temporarily de­activate alarms rather than delete them.

1. In the Alarm screen, tap on the alar m (s) you want to de-activate.

2. Tap

to re-activate.

Edit Alarm

1. Tap the Alarm Clock application icon.

2. Tap on the alarm you want to edit ,

 make desired edits.

3. Tap Done.

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Delete Alarm

1. Tap the Alarm Clock application icon.

2. Tap on the alarm you want to delete.

3. Tap  Delete Alarm.

BROWSER

Use the web browser to ‘surf the web’ and visit your favorite websites.

The Browser feature requires a connection to a Wi-Fi network. If you have not set

up your Wi-Fi network, do so now using the instructions on page 51.

Go to a Website

1. Tap the Browser application icon to launch the internet browser.

2. To go to a new website, tap in the URL entry field, and then enter the desired
website.

If t he U RL entry field isn’t visible, tap to display it.

3. Tap Go.

Browser

Function Menu

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Browser Function Menu

In an open browser window, tap to display the Browser Function Menu.

Functions

New Window

Open a new browser window.

Bookmarks

Bookmark currently displayed web page, access list of all
bookmarks, and manage bookmarks.

Windows

View open browser windows. You can have up to 8 browser
windows open at a time.

Stop

(Displays only when web page is in process of loading into browser)

Refreshes the screen by re-loading the current web page.

Refresh

(Displays only after web page is completely loaded in browser)

Tap to refresh the screen by re-loading the current web page.

Forward

Re-display previously viewed web page.

More

Display

Menu page 2.

Menu page 2

Functions

Add bookmark Bookmark currently open webpage.

Find on page Search for string of text on the current web page.

Select text

Select text on the current web page and paste into web or other
application entry fields.

Page info

View information including the web address of currently viewed
page.

Share page

Send the URL address of the webpage you are viewing to others
via email.

Downloads Cancel or clear browser download history.

Settings Set multiple browser settings as desired.

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Browser Bookmarks

Bookmarked web pages can be quickly launched to re-visit at any time.

Bookmark a Web Page

1. In an open browser window, tap  Bookmarks.

2. The existing pre-bookmarked web pages are listed.

3. Tap

Add.

4. If you want to rename the bookmark, tap in the

Name field and enter the

desired name.

5. Tap

OK.

Go to Bookmarked Web Page

1. In an open browser window, tap  tap Bookmarks.

2. In the Bookmarks window, tap on the desired web p age. The browser
displays the selected web page.

Manage Bookmarks

1. In an open browser window, tap  Bookmarks.

2. In the

Bookmarks window, touch & hold on a bookmark to display a

Bookmark options menu.

Open Bookmarked page

1. To open web page in same browser window, tap Open.

2. To open web page in new browser window, tap Open in new window.

Edit Bookmark

Tap

Edit bookmark  make desired edits to the Name and Location

address  OK.

Add Shortcut to Home Screen

Tap

Add shortcut to Home to quickly add a shortcut to the bookmarked web

page on the Home screen.

Share Link

Tap

Share link to email a bookmarked web page’s URL address to

someone. The email Compose window immediately opens with the URL
already listed in the bo dy of the message.

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Copy & Paste URL

Tap

Copy link URL to copy the bookmarked web page’s URL so you can

paste it into an applicati on’ s entry field. To past e, touch & hold in the entry
field to display a pop-up menu

 tap Paste.

Delete Bookmark

1. Tap Delete bookmark.

2. Tap

OK to confirm deletion.

Set as homepage

When selected, the web pa ge that you touched & held to launch the
Bookmark options menu is set as the browser homepage.

Windows

Up to the last 8 websites yo u have visited are cached and shown in the

Windows screen allowing you t o qui ckly return to them.

1. In an open browser window, tap

 tap Windows to display the l ist

of open windows.

2. To display an existing open window, simply tap on it.

3. To open a new window, tap New window; the ne w wind ow opens

immediately.

4.

To close a window, tap .

When you’re in the Browser application, at least one wind ow must be

open, so if you close all windows, a new window automati ca lly opens to
your designated home web page.

Refresh

In an open browser window, tap  tap Refresh to reload the current web
page.

More

Tap to display Menu page 2.

Add bookmark

See “Bookmark a Web Page” on page 21.

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Find on Page

You can search for a string of text within the currently displayed web page.

1. In an open browser window, tap



 Find on page.

2. Tap in the entry field and begin entering character s. All matching text is
highlighted as you enter characters.

3. If you want to scroll thro ugh the matches, tap

.

4. Tap

to close the entry box and resume normal viewing.

Select Text

You can select the text of a webpage address on the web p age you’re viewing,
and then you can paste the text into web or other application entry fields.

1. On the browser window, tap

  Select Text.

2. Touch, hold & slide your finger across the text you want to copy. The text is
copied to the clipboard.

3. Open an application wit h entry fields (i.e., emai l), touch & hold in the desired
entry field  Paste from the pop-up win d o w.

Page info

1. On the browser window, tap   Page info. The web page
information is displaye d in a pop-up wi n d ow.

2. Tap OK to close the pop-up window.

Downloads

As you download files fr om websites, the downlo ad history is recorded. You can
cancel downloads or clear the history through t his feature.

1. On the browser window, tap   Downloads. If you’ve
downloaded files, t hey are listed.

2. Tap

for Download options:

Clear list and Cancel all downloads.

Settings

You can set browser settings to enhance your Internet br owsing.
On the browser window, tap

  Settings.

Finger slide vertically to view all browser setting options.

Page content settings

Settings pertaining to viewing web pages.

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Privacy settings

Settings pertaining to your privacy level when viewing web pages.

Security settings

Settings pertaining to the security level when logging into secure web p ages.

Advanced settings

Reset to default (clears al l browser data and reset s to default settings)

CALCULATOR

Tap the

Calculator application icon to use for basic math equations (+, -, x,

÷)

.

CALENDAR

Tap the

Calendar application ico n.

The calendar screen is displayed in full month view. To change to a differe nt view, tap

and select desired view (Day, Week, Today).

Finger slide

vertically from

top or bottom to display
other months.

Green tabs in

dicate

scheduled events.

The shaded date

is current date.

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Add Event

1. On the Calendar screen, tap .

2. Tap

New Event.

3. Tap in each entry field to enter the desi r ed event informatio n  tap Done.

4. Tap

to retur n to the Calendar screen or to return to the Home

screen.

Edit Event

1. On the Calendar screen, tap on the date with t he event you want to edit.

2. Tap on the event you want to change  tap  Edit event.

3. Make desired changes

 tap Done.

4. Tap

or to return t o the Home screen.

Event Reminder Alerts

Single Reminder

If you assigned one event reminder, a pop-up alert appears before the eve nt
by the number of minutes you selected.

Tap

Snooze if you want t o be r eminded again in 5 minutes, or tap Dismiss to

cancel the alert.

Multiple Reminders

If you assigned multiple event reminders, the fi r st pop-up alert appears
before the event by the number of minutes you selected for the first
reminder.

Tap Dismiss to cancel t he first alert.
Subsequent pop-up alerts appear before the event by the number of minutes

you selected for each reminder.
Tap

Dismiss to cancel the alert.

If you tap Snooze, mul tiple alerts appear ever y 5 minutes until you tap

Dismiss.

Delete Events

1. On the Calendar screen, tap on the date with t he event you want to delete.

2. Tap on the event you want to delete  tap  Delete event.

3. Tap

OK to confirm delete.

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4. Tap or to return to the Home screen.

CONTACTS

You can create an address bo ok of your personal contacts, including personal notes
as desired.

Add New Contacts

1. Tap the Contacts application ico n.

2. Tap

 New Contact.

3. Tap in the name fields to enter the contact’s first & last name.

4. Tap

at the right of options to reveal a ddi tional choices.

5. Tap on the option name to reveal choices.

6. Tap in the option entry fields to enter the contact’s information.

7. Tap Done.

Import/Export Contacts

You can import contacts from or export to a SD card.

The file format must be vCard.

1. Tap the Contacts application ico n.

2. Tap

 Import/Export.

3. Select

Import or Export as desired.

4. If importing and multiple vCard files exist on the SD card, you’re prompted to
import all or select desired file.

Add Contact to Favorites

1. In the Contacts screen, tap on the desired contact name.

2. Tap

in the upper right corner.

3. Tap to return to the Contacts screen.

4. Tap

Favorites to view list of favorite contacts.

Edit Contacts

1. In the Contacts screen, tap on the desired contact name that you want to
edit.

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2. Tap  Edit contact.

3. Make desired changes

 tap Done.

Email Contacts

You must have a default email account set up before using this feature. If you

have not yet set up your account, do so now (pg. 28).

1. In the

Contacts screen, tap on the contact that you want to email.

2. Touch & hold on the contact

 Send email.

3. Tap in the Subject and Compose Mail fields to enter your message.

4. Optionally, if you want to add Cc or B cc recipients

 tap  Add Cc/Bcc

 enter the recipient’s email address.

5. Tap Send.

Delete Contacts

1. In the Contacts screen, touch & hold on the contact  tap Delete contact.
OR

In the Contacts screen, tap on the contact you want to delete  tap

 tap Delete contact.

2. Tap OK to confirm the deletion.

DICTIONARY

The built-in dictionary allows you to quickly and conveniently look up the definition of
words, either within the media you are viewing or any other words.

1. Tap the

Dictionary application icon.

2. Tap in the word entry field. As you begi n to enter text, matching words appear.

3. Tap the desired word from the matchi ng word list; the definition appears and the
keyboard disappears.

4. Tap

New Search to clear the entry field and disp lay the keyboard again.

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EMAIL

POP3, SMTP and IMAP accounts are supported.

Add Email Accounts

You can enter one or more pe r sonal email addresses that you would like to
access through your eReader.

1. Tap the

Email application icon.

2. On the

Your Accounts screen, tap Next.

3. Tap in the Email address entry field  enter your email address.

4. Tap in the Password entry field  enter your email password.

5. Tap

Done.

6. Manual Setup (optional): The server settings are automatically populat ed
based on your email account provider (i.e., gmail.com, etc.). However, if
you need to change the server settings tap

Manual Setup and make

necessary changes.

7. Tap

Next.

8. Optional: Enter a name for the account.

9. Enter name for outgoing messages

 tap Done.

After setup, if you are unable to connect to a free email account, check with

your email provider to make sure their servers suppor t free accounts on Post
Office Protocol (POP) or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).

Set up Yahoo! Plus Account

The eReader does not support free Yahoo email accounts.

Yahoo! Plus accounts must use the following data when setting up your
email account.

 Incoming Mail Server Settings
 POP server: plus.pop.mail.yahoo.com
 Use SSL
 Port: 995
 Outgoing Mail Server Set tings
 SMTP server: plus.smtp.mail.yahoo.com
 Use SSL
 Port: 465

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 Use Authentication
 Account Name/Login Nam e: Your Yahoo! Mail ID (your email address

without the “@yahoo.com” , for example “testing80” )

 Email Address: Your Yahoo! Mail address (for example,

[e-mail])

 Password: Your Yahoo! Mail password

Set up Juno Platinum or Turbo Account

The eReader does not support free Juno email accounts.

Platinum or Turbo Juno accounts must use the following data when setting
up your email account.

 Incoming Mail Server Settings
 POP server: pop.juno.co mnovel
 Outgoing Mail Server Set tings
 SMTP server: authsmtp.juno.com

Email Inbox

1. Tap the Email application icon.

2. If you set up only one email account, it opens immediately. If you set up
multiple accounts, they are listed in the

Accounts screen.

3. Tap on the desired email account

 tap Inbox.

Open Email Message

1. On the Inbox screen, tap on an email to open it.

2. For attachments, tap

Open to launch appropriate application, or tap Save

to save attachment to a SD ca r d.

Attachments can only be saved directly to a SD card.
Attachments must be of a supported format in order to be opened in

your eReader.

3. To reply, tap

Reply or Reply all.

a. Tap in the Compose Mail entry field to enter your reply message.
b. Tap

Send to send immediately, Save as draft to save without sending,

or Discard to discard without sa ving or sending.

4. To delete the email immediately, tap Delete.

Compose New Email Message

1. On the Inbox screen, tap  tap Compose.

2. Tap in the

To entry field and then enter the recipient’s email address.

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3. Optionally, if you want to add Cc or Bcc recipients, tap  tap Add

Cc/Bcc

 enter the recipient’s emai l address.

4. Tap in the Subject entry field to enter your desi r ed subject title.

5. Tap in the Compose Mail area to enter your personal message.

6. If desired, tap

 tap Add Attachment to attach a file.

7. When ready to send the emai l, tap

 Send.

Edit Email Account

1. Tap the Email application icon.

2. On the Inbox screen, tap  Account settings.

3. Set your desired preferences to customize your email account.

4. Tap to return to the Inbox screen.

Delete Email Accounts

If you have multiple accounts, and you delete the account designated as the

default account, the next email listed is automatica l ly set as the default.

1. Tap the

Email application icon.

2. On the

Inbox screen, tap  Accounts.

3. Touch & hold on the account you want to del ete.

4. In the pop-up Account options window, tap Remove account.

5. Tap OK to confirm the deletion.

Set Default Email Account

You must always have one account designated as the default account, so if you
have multiple email accounts, you can select an y one as the default.

1. Tap the Email application icon.

2. On the

Inbox screen, tap  Account Settings.

3. Tap

Default Account to select it.

If you delete the account that was designated as the default account, the next
email listed is automatically designated as the def ault.

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ES FILE EXPLORER

Use the ES File Explorer to view the files in the internal memory or on your SD card,
and to quickly & easily install AndroidTM application on your eReader.

There are many interesting and free Android applications that can be found on

the web. Just launch your web browser and do a search for “Android
applications”.

If your third par ty application causes the top function menu buttons

to disappear, press the

Volume button on the side of the devic e to re-

display them. However, some applications may d esignate the volume button for
other functions, and you may need to shut the devic e off in order to exit the
application.

ES File Explorer is a third party application designed for phones. References to

phones and multiple features are not applicable to this device.

View the ES File Explorer User Manual

1. Tap to launch the ES File Explorer application.

2. Tap on the system status bar to display option buttons.

3. Tap t o di splay the User Manual.

Manage Media files

1. Insert a SD card containing m edia f iles (i.e., eBooks, photos, music or videos).

2. Tap the

ES File Explorer application icon; the folder and file structure on

your SD card is listed.

3. To view contents of a f older, tap on the folder.

4. Tap on a file to launch the applicable application.

System status bar

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5. Touch & hold on a folder or fil e to launch option menus:

Paste

Paste copied folder/file.

Open As

Open file as Text / Audio / Video / Image.

Cut

Cuts item and places on cli pboard so you can paste
elsewhere.

Copy

Copy selected item.

Rename

Rename selected item.

Delete

Delete selected item.

Select All

Selects all listed items.

Bookmark

Add shortcut or bookmark o n Home screen to
selected item.

Shortcut

Add shortcut on Home screen t o selected item.

Compress

Create Zip file for the selected item.

Send

Email item to desired email address.

Set As Home

Sets selected folder as the default location when
launching applicati on.

Properties

Lists properties of it ems.

ES Function Menu

While in an ES File Explor er screen, tap to display these functions:

Operations Paste

Paste copied folder/file.

Open As

Open 1st listed file as Text / Audio /
Video / Image.

Cut

Cuts item and places on cli pboard
so you can paste elsewhere.

Copy

Copy 1st listed item.

Rename

Rename 1st listed item.

Delete

Delete 1st listed item.

Select All

Selects all listed items.

Send

Email 1st listed item to desired em ail
address.

Properties

Lists properties of it ems.

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New

File

Add new text file in current folder.
a) Tap on file, open as

Text

b) Select ES Edit note
c) Tap in file body to enter text

d) Tap
e) Tap

Save

Folder

Add new empty folder into which
you can copy or add files.

Search

Search all Video/Audi o files, all
Image files, Runnable apps, and

.zip files. Tap

Search any file by

Name

to specify a name and

search through all file types.

Manager

Task Manager

Used to manually stop (kill)
applications.

App Manager

Lists applications on device.
Tap on application to launch it.

Tap

for application function

options.

Security
Manager

Used to set application pr otection
and a backup feature. (You must

install the Security M anager
module.)

SD Card
Analyst

Analyzes storage usage on SD
card.

Show/Hide Tabs

Shows Local/LAN/FTP tabs across
top of screen (unless removed in
Settings>Layout Settings).

Settings

Theme
Settings

Choose a theme or color for yo ur UI
& background.

Layout
Settings

Hide/show some UI compon ents
(i.e.,non-applicable LAN, FTP).

File Settings

Hide files, Thumbview (use
thumbnail as image icons) , SD

capacity.

View

Choose desired view of item s as
Icons, List, or list with Details (date
& attributes).

Size

Select desired size of item icons.

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Sort By

Name, Type, Size, Modifi ed,
Random> Ascending/Descending.

Home
Directory

Set desired default Hom e directory
which displays when ES File
Explorer is launched.

App Backup
Directory

Set desired default Backup
directory for backed up apps.

Bluetooth
options

N/A for this device.

Root options

N/A for this device.

More

Display the following options

Refresh

Refreshes the screen.

Flip orientation

Flips between Landscape/Portrait
orientations.

Bookmark

N/A for this device.

Help Center

Tap Help to view the complete E S
File Explorer User Manu al.

About us

ES File Explorer version, EStrong’s
website & Copyright notice.

Exit

Closes ES File Explorer app.

Import (copy) Media files from SD card into Internal Memory

1. Insert a SD card containing medi a files (i.e., eBooks, photos, music, or
videos).

2. Tap the ES File Explorer application icon; the folder and file structure on
your SD card is listed.

3. Tap on a folder,  touch & hol d on the file you want to copy  tap Copy.

4. Tap the folder UP icon and then the ‘/’ icon to display the i nternal memory
folders.

5. Tap

PD_Novel  tap on appropriate folder for fi le type (i.e., eBooks, Photos,

etc.).

6. Tap



Operations  Paste.

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Install AndroidTM Applications using ES File Explorer

There are many interesting and free Android applicati ons that can be found

on the web. Just launch your web browser and do a search for “Android
applications”.

If your third party applicatio n causes the top function menu buttons

to disappear, press the

Volume button on the side of the devic e

to re-display them. However, some applications may designate the volum e
button for other functions, and you may need to shut the device off in order
to exit the application.

Purchased or free AndroidTM applications that you have downloaded to your
computer can be installed quickly & easily on your eReader using the ES File
Explorer application.

1. Copy the .apk files that you want to install onto a SD card,  insert SD card
into your eReader.

2. Tap the

ES File Explorer application icon.

3. Locate the folder on your SD card in which the .apk applicati on files were
saved.

4. Tap on the

.apk file  Install. The application is installed and the application

icon is added to the

Applications screen.

5. Tap

Done.

Download AndroidTM Applications direct from a Website

There are many interesting and free Android applications that can be found

on the web. Just launch your web browser and do a search for “Android
applications”.

You can download Androi d

TM

applications directly from websites, and then

quickly and easily install them on your device.

1. Tap the

Browser application icon to launch the internet browser.

2. Enter the desired website URL, and tap the download li nk for the application
you want to install on your device.

3. After the download is complete, touch & hold on the download file (in the

Download history screen)  tap Open  Install.

Uninstalling AndroidTM Applications

You can also quickly and easily uninstall the AndroidTM applications that you
have installed.

1. Tap

 Settings  Applications  Manage applications.

2. Tap the application you want to uninst all 

Uninstall.

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3. Tap OK to confirm the uninstall.

ES TASK MANAGER

Stopping AndroidTM Applications

AndroidTM does not automatically stop applications after they are loaded, so you
can manually stop (kill) t he applications as desired.

1. Tap the

ES Task Manager application icon. The li st of applications is

displayed.

2. Tap on the applications you want to stop and then tap Kill Selected.

GAMES

Tap the appli ca tion icon to play the following pre-loaded games:

 Solitaire
 Link Up

To view the game rules and instructions, launch the desired game  tap Help.

MUSIC

Music f i le formats supported: MP 3, WAV and AAC

Music files can be played from the internal memory or from SD card.

Music f i les must reside in a /Music folder on your S D ca rd. If you copy music files

from your computer into the internal memory, be sur e to copy them into the
/Music folder.

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Play Music

1. Tap the Music application icon.

2. Select the desired sort format:

Artists Lists all artists. Tap individual ar tist  tap on an album to display

songs on album

 tap on song to play it.

Albums Lists all albums. Tap individual album to displa y songs from that

album

 tap on a song to play it.

Songs Lists all songs. Simply tap on a son g to play it.
Playlists Lists all songs that you’ve added t o the Playlist (pg. 39).

3. To leave the music playing and return to previous screens, tap

, or tap

to return to the Home screen.

4. To stop the music, tap the

Pause icon.

Music Play Screen

When you select a song to play, the Music Play screen is displayed:

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 List view View currently selected song list. Tap on any song to

play it immediately.



Shuffle Play songs in random order. When off, songs play in th e

order listed in the

Music Library.



Repeat Play songs continuously until you stop them. When off,

songs play through once and then stop.

 Restart song Restart currently playing song.


Pause/Stop Pause or stop song. Tap to play.



Skip to next song Play next song in song library.

Use the volume button on the side of your eReader to adju st the volume.

Music Control Options

When the Music Play screen is displayed, tap to display music
control options.



Library Return t o the main Music screen.

 Party Shuffle Play songs from your SD card in ran dom order, until

you turn

Party Shuffle off.



Add to playlist Add the current ly playing song to a playlist.

 Delete Permanently delete the current ly playing song from the

media source (internal memory or SD card).

Delete Music Files

You can delete music files using the following methods.
A. In a Music Library screen, touch & hold on an i tem  tap Delete.

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B. When the Music Play screen is displayed, tap  Delete.

Playlist

You can create individu al playlists of selected audio files from your Music Library,
allowing you to play a selected list at any time (i.e., your favorites, specific genr e,
specific artist, etc.).

Create New Playlist

1. When viewing songs in the library, touch & hold on the song you want to
add to a playlist.

2. Tap

Add to Playlist  New.

3. Tap in the Playlist name entry field  enter desired name  tap Save.

The new playlist is added to the Playlist library.
You can also add the song th at is playing by tapping

 Add to

playlist

.

Add Songs to Playlist

1. When viewing a list of songs in the library, touch & hold on a list ing you
want to add to a playlist.

2. Tap

Add to Playlist.

3. Tap the name of the desired playlist.

The song is added to the pla ylist.
You can also add the song th at is playing in the

Playback screen by

tapping

 Add to playlist.

Play songs in Playlist

1. In the Music Library screen, tap Playlists  desired playlist.

2. Tap on desired song title to play.

Remove songs from Playlist

1. In a Playlist screen, touch & hol d on a song you want to remove.

2. Tap

Delete  OK to confirm deletion.

Deleting songs from a pl aylist does not delete them from the main Music

Library.

Rename or Delete a Playlist

1. Open the Playlist library.

2. Touch & hold on the playlist name

 tap Rename or Delete.

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3. If renaming, tap in the Playlist name entry field  ent er desired name
change

 tap Save.

Deleti ng playlists does not delete songs from the main Music Library.

PanReader

Use PanReader to access Bookstores, download purchased eBooks, access My

Library

to manage and read eBooks. Your eBooks must be stored in the /eBooks

folder of the internal memory or in a /eBooks folder of a SD card.

eBooks folder must be cr eated at the root of the SD card, not a sub folder of

another folder.

eBook formats support ed: EPUB and PDF

MY LIBRARY

1. Tap the PanReader application icon. The application opens to the My

Library

screen.

2. Tap on an eBook to open it in the

Reader.

3. If the eBook is DRM protected, you are prompted to enter the credit card
information that was used to purchase the eBook.

Book cover s are created from the fi r st page in the eBook file. Free eBook

covers are displayed right away, but DRM protected eBooks do not
display covers until yo u have unlocked the file by entering your credit
card information.

Bookshelves

You can create personal b ookshelves into which yo u ca n save your
downloaded media (i.e., Short Stories, Drama, etc.).

Add New Bookshelf

1. In the My Library screen, tap .

2. Tap in the title entry bo x  enter the desired bookshelf name
(i.e., Short Stories, Drama, etc.)

 tap Yes.

Add eBooks to Bookshelf

1. In the

My Library screen, with “All” bookshelf displayed, touch & hold on

an eBook that you want to ad d to a different bookshelf.

2. Tap Assign book to other bookshelves  tap next to the desired
bookshelf

 OK.

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3. Tap in the title entry bo x  enter the desired bookshelf name
(i.e., Short Stories, Drama, etc.)

 tap Yes.

Display Shelf

1. In the My Library screen, tap on Bookshelf in the left above the top row
of eBooks.

2. Tap on the bookshelf you wan t to display.

Search for eBooks

1. Tap to search for a specific eBook by title or author’s name.

2. Enter the string of text  tap .

3. Only the matching eBook(s) are displayed in rows 2-4.

4. Tap on Bookshelf,  All to display all eBooks again.

Sort eBooks

You can sort your eBooks in My Library by Date, Title or Author.

1. In the

My Library screen, tap the Sort By icon ( =date, =Title,

=Author).

2. Tap

Date, Title or Author as desired. The eBooks are re-arranged

based on your selection.

Display in Cover or List Layout

Tap t o di splay eBooks in List layout.
Tap t o di splay eBooks in Cover layout.

BOOKSTORE

You can log into multiple Bookstores to purchase and download eBooks.

You must register accounts with the bookstores from whom you want to

purchase and download eBooks.

1. Tap the PanReader application icon.

2. Tap the

Bookstore tab.

3. Tap on an existing bookstore, or tap

to add a different bookstore.

4. Shop, purchase, and download eBooks.

The fir st time, you may be prompted for your bookstore account login

information.

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Libris downloads require an A dobe account as well, so if yo u haven’t

already activated your d evice with your Adobe account, you are prompted
to do so.

Delete bookstore

If you want to delete a bookstor e, touch & hold on the bookstore  tap

Delete This Store,  Yes to confirm the deletion.

PURCHASED

Tap the Purchased tab to see all eBooks that you have added to your Libris
account. You can also re-download your Libris eBooks if needed.

1. Tap the

PanReader application icon.

2. Tap the

Purchased tab.

3. Tap on the Download button for the eBook yo u want to download or re­download.

READER

The Reader displays your eBooks (EPUB or PDF).

4. Tap the PanReader application icon.

5. In My Library, tap on an eBook to open it in the Reader.

6. If the eBook is DRM protected, you are prompted to enter the credi t card
information that was used to purchase the eBook.

Book cover s are created from the fi r st page in the eBook file. Free eBook

covers are displayed right away, but DRM protected eBooks do not
display covers until yo u have unlocked the file by entering your credit
card information.

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Highlight Text

As you read your media, you may want to highlight points of interest for later
reference.

1. On a page, double tap on the beginning word and single tap on the last
word of the section you want to highlight  tap .

2. To display the list of all hi ghlights in the eBook, tap

,

 tap Highlights.

3. Tap on a highlight to jump to that page.

Tap

to close the options box without highlighting text.

Google Search

As you read your media, you can quickly do a Google search for a word or
string of text.

On a page, either single tap on a word or double tap on t he beginning word
and single

tap on the last word of the se ction you want to include in your

search  tap .
The browser launches imm ediately with the search r esults of your selected

text.
Tap

to close the options box without doing a Google search.

Reader Function Menu

Return to My Library

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Reader Function Menu

The Reader Function Menu is displayed at the top of the screen.

Screen Orientation Lock

For optimal viewing whi l e r eading, the orientation of the screen automatically
rotates from vertical to hor izontal depending on how you hold your device.

When desired, you can lock the screen in the desire d orientation to prevent
the auto-rotation while r eading.

To lock, while viewing a page, tap

.

To unlock, tap

.

Night Mode

Night Mode

switches the background t o black with white text, al lowing you

to view media without em itting as much light as the normal view mode.

While viewing a page, tap .
To switch back to normal view mode, tap

.

Table of Contents

Display the Table of Contents of the currently open eBook, allowing you to
quickly jump to a desired ch apter.

1. While viewing a media page, tap

.

2. The

Table of Contents is displayed; tap on a chapter t o j ump to it.

Font Size

For optimal viewing, you can adjust the size of the onscreen text by
changing the Font Size.

1. While viewing a page, tap

 tap desi r ed font size.

Normal view mode is white
background with black text.

Night Read view mode is black
background with white text.

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2. Tap ‘X’ to close the options box.

Search

You can search the eBook f i le for a string of text.

1. While viewing a media page, tap .

2. Enter the string of text you want to find  tap .

3. The matching finds are hig hlighted throughout the file. Use the arrows to
jump to next/previous match finds.

4. Tap t o close the search mode.

Bookmark Page

You can bookmark pages so you can quickly return to those pages later.

1. While viewing a media page, tap

. A bookmark icon is added on the

page indicating the pag e has been bookmarked.

2. To display the list of all bookmarks i n the eBook, tap  tap

Bookmarks.

3. Tap on a bookmark to go to the page.

PHOTOS

Photo fi le formats supported: JP EG, BMP, PNG and non-animated GIF

Photo files can be played f r om the internal memory or from SD card.

Photo fi les must reside in a /Photos folder on your SD ca rd. If you copy photo

files from your computer into the internal memory, be sure to copy them into the
/Photos folder.

Scroll through multiple pages of photos by finger slidi ng vertically from t op or

bottom of screen.

1. Tap the Photos icon.

2. Tap on a photo to display it in full screen mode.

3. Tap on the screen to display zoom in/out icons.

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4. To exit the photo view, tap on a photo or press the Volume button on the side of
the device to display the top menu buttons.

Play Slideshow

You can use the followin g methods for starting a phot o slideshow.

A. From Photo Gallery

1. Tap the

Photos icon.

2. Tap  Slideshow.

3. To exit the slideshow, tap on a photo

 tap to return to the Photo

Gallery

screen, or tap to return to the Home screen.

B. From individually displayed photo

1. With a photo displayed in full screen mode, tap on the photo  tap
to display the

Photo Function Menu.

2. Tap More  Slideshow.

4. To exit the slideshow, tap on a photo  tap to return to the Photo

Gallery

screen, or tap to return to the Home screen.

Photo Function Menu

When a photo is displayed i ndi vidu al l y or during a slideshow, tap on the phot o

 tap to display the Photo Function Menu.

Rotate

Rotate photo 90 degrees clockwise; tap multiple times until
desired orientation is achieved. Rotated version is saved.

Delete

Delete the displayed photo

Crop

Crop the photo as desired

Set as

Set the displayed photo as a Contact icon or Wallpaper

Details

View photo file name, size, and resolution

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More

Display additional opt ions

Show on

Maps

Not applicable for this device

Slideshow

View photos as slideshow

Settings

Access the photo and slideshow settings (i.e., display size,
interval time, transit ion style, shuffle, etc.)

In the Photo Gallery screen, touch & hold on a photo to display similar

function options.

Delete Photos

1. Tap the Photos icon.

2. Touch & hold on the photo you want to delete

 tap Delete  tap OK to

confirm the deletion.

SETTINGS

Set multiple functions that affect the normal usage of your eReader. You can also set
your personal preferences for some functions.

Tap the Settings application icon to access all setti ng functions:

Wireless &
networks

Wi-Fi

See “Wireless & networks” section, pg. 51.

Network
notifiation

Wi-Fi
Networks

Sound &
display

Media
Volume

To adjust the music and video volume, tap
& slide

and then t ap OK.

Audible
selection

When selected, a sound is p layed when
making screen selections.

SD card
notifications

When selected, a tone soun ds when a SD
card is inserted or removed from the
device.

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Orientation

When selected, the orient ation of the
screen switches between Portrait (vertical)
and Landscape (horizontal) automatically
when you rotate the device.

Animation

When selected, animations are shown
when opening and closin g windows.

Brightness

Tap & slide to adjust the
screen brightness as desired

 tap OK.

Touch
Calibrate

If you notice that the touch screen is not
responding accurately, you may need to re­calibrate the touch screen sensors.

When

Touch Calibrate is selected, the

screen displays a blank screen with “+” in a
specific location. Use a blunt pointed
device to accurately tap the “

+” in the

designated spot. Repeat in 3 more screens
that appear.
If calibration is successful, you can resume
normal use. If unsuccessful, repeat the
calibration again.

Screen
timeout

Adjust the delay before t he screen
automatically turns of f (default = 10
minutes).

Location &
security

Use wireless
networks

Select if you want your location to be seen
in applications (such as M aps) using
wireless networks.

Use My
Location

Select if you want to use M y Location for
Google search results an d other Google
services.

Visible
passwords

When selected, the password shows as
you enter it.

Install from
SD card

Install encrypted certificates from SD card.

Set Password

Set or change the credenti al storage
password.

Clear storage

N/A for this device.

Applications

Unknown
sources

When selected, you are permitted to install
other Android

TM

applications that you

obtain from web sites, email, or other
locations. Otherwise the

Install blocked

message appears.

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Manage
applications

Manage and remove install ed applications.

WARNING! Making changes to

applications can result i n er rors and failed
launches. If you aren’t su re of what each
setting is/does, we rec om mend not making
changes.

Running
services

View and control currently running services
(i.e., Android keyboard, applications).

Development

Set options for application development.

USB
debugging

When selected the device is in debug
mode when USB is connected.

Stay awake

When selected the screen never goes into
sleep mode while charging.

Allow mock
locations

N/A for this device.

Privacy

Factory data
reset

Tap to reset the eReader to i ts initial
factory state, erasin g al l data and

downloaded applications. Tap

Reset

Device

to proceed with reset, or t ap

to cancel and return to previous screen.

WARNING! The following are erased

during the factory reset:
~ Google account
~ System and application data and settings
~ Downloaded applications
~ Your Adobe ID

The factory reset does NOT erase:
~ Current system software and bundled
applications
~ SD card files, such as music or photos

SD card &
device storage

Total space,
Available
space

Values appear when a SD card is inserted

in device.

Unmount SD
card

Tap to safely remove the SD ca r d.

Format SD
card

N/A for this device.

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Internal
storage –
Available
space

Amount of internal memory available.

Search

(Google
search
settings)

Show web
suggestions

When selected, suggestions are shown

from Google as you enter te xt.

Searchable
items

Select if you want to choos e what you want

to search on the device when you use the

Search feature (pg. 17).

Contacts

When selected, you can search for contact

names.

Browser

When selected, you can search

bookmarked web pages and we b history.

Apps

When selected, you can search names of

installed applications.

Music

When selected, you can search names of

artists, albums and music tracts.

Language &
keyboard

Select locale

Select the language and region according

to your location.

Android
keyboard

Select to use the AndroidTM keyboard for

entering application data. If not selected,

no keypad is presented for entering data.

Android
keyboard
settings

Select multiple setti ngs to customize your

keyboard behavior.

User
dictionary

You can add words to a perso nal

dictionary, words that may not be included

in the default dictionar y.

Date & time Automatic

Select to use the network-provided values

for the date, time zone and time.

Set date

Tap to set the current date; use the + or –

to set the current date and then tap Set.

Select time
zone

Tap to select the correct time zone for your

location. (Finger slide vertically to scroll the

list.)

Set time

Tap to set the correct time for your location;

use the

+ or – to set the correct time

according to your locati on and then tap

Set.

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Use 24-hour
format

When selected, the tim e displays in 24-

hour format instead of 12-hour.

12 = 12:00am-12:00pm (default)

24 = 12:00-24:00

Select date
format

Tap to select the desired date format for

displaying your date at the top of the

screen.

Normal (2010-12-31)

12/31/2010

31/12/2010

2010/12/31

Device
Information

Status

Check the battery and Wi-Fi status.

Battery use

View battery usage by appl ication use.

Legal
Information

View the Open source lic enses.

Technical
information

The Model number, Firmware version,

Kernel version, and Build number is

information that ma y be asked for if you

contact Customer Suppor t.

Wireless & networks

In order to connect to the Internet, you must have a Wi-F i network set up on your
eReader.

Wi-Fi On/Off

Tap Wi-Fi to turn on so you can connect to Wi-Fi networks.

Network notification

When selected, you are notified when an open network i s available.

Wi-Fi networks

When you select Wireless & networks, the device automatically scans and
lists all local Wi-Fi networks found.

A

indicat es secure networks that require login name/key t o co nnect.

1. Tap the desired network to which you want to connect .

2. If the network is secure, t ap in the password entry field to enter the

Network Password.

3. Tap Connect.

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If your Wi-Fi broadcast is set as hid den, it won’t be found by the auto

scan. Tap

Add Network and then enter the network name and password



tap Save.

(Advanced): After saving t he Wi-Fi network, you can change your

network settings by selecting

Manual Setup, and then follow the

prompts.

The Wi-Fi icon on the top of screens indicates the status as f oll ows:

= Connected = Not connected, Wi-Fi turned ON
= Not connected and Wi-Fi turned OFF (power saver)

When the device goes into sleep mode, the Wi-Fi disconnects from the

local network, but wil l automatically reconnect when out of sleep mode
(may take up to 30 seconds t o r econnect).

Connecting to Public Wi-Fi Hotspot

If you are connecting via a public Wi-Fi hotspot, it may be necessary to
immediately launch t he browser and provide the hotspot login information
prior to having an active internet connection.

1. Follow step 1-3 above to select the hotspot Wi-Fi network.

2. Tap the

Browser application icon.

3. Enter the hotspot login inf or mation.

‘Forget’ remembered Wi-Fi Network

When you connect to a Wi-Fi network, the device remembers the settings for
future connections. I f you have previously connected to networks that you no

longer want “remembered”, tap on the network and select

Forget.

If t he network you “forget” is s ecure, future connections require you to

enter the network password again.

STOCKS

Tap the Stocks application icon. The browser l aunches and displays a popular
Finance webpage so you can check the status of st ock offerings.

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VIDEOS

Video fi le formats: H.264 AVC and Mp 4 S P

Video files can be played from the internal memory or from SD card.

Video files must reside in a /Videos folder on your SD ca rd. If you copy video

files from your computer into the internal memory, be sure to copy them into the
/Videos folder.

Scroll through multiple pages of videos by finger slidi ng vertically fr om t op or

bottom of screen.

1. Tap the

Videos icon.

2. Tap on a video to play it.

3. The first time, select the desired vi deo player you want to use.

Tap Use by default for this action if you want to always use the chosen

player.

ES Video Player – Tap on the screen to display the vide o controls.

Press the

Volume up/down once to display the top function menu buttons

and twice to adjust the volume.

Movies – Tap on the screen to display the video controls and the top function

menu buttons

. Press the Volume up/down to adjust the

volume.

Pause, Play, play previous video play next video

4. To exit the video, press the Volume button to redisplay the top menu butt ons.

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Delete Videos

1. Tap the Videos icon.

2. Touch & hold on the video you want to del ete

 tap Delete  tap OK to

confirm the deletion.

WEATHER

Tap the Weather application icon. The browser launches and displa ys a popular
Weather webpage so you can check the weather forecasts of desired locations.

Connect to Computer

You can connect your eReader to a Windows or Maci ntosh computer via a USB cable
to copy files between the two devices.

Compatible with operating systems: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, Mac OSX
The Android partition where apps are installed is not visi ble in a Windows

Explorer or Macintosh Finder window.

Connect to Windows PC

1. Connect the small end of the USB cabl e to the eReader mini USB port, and
the larger end to an available USB port on your computer.

If a message appears advising you to install a Driver for your device,
simply click Cancel

. Example of Window s Vista message:

2. In Windows Explorer, PD_NOVEL is listed as one of the drives connected to
your computer.

Click Cancel

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3. There are 4 pre-assigned folders list ed under PD_NOVEL:



eBooks (PDF, EPUB)

 Photos (JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, non-animated GIF)


Music (MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG)

 Videos (MPEG4)

5. To copy files into your eReader, select and drag the desired files into the
appropriate pre-assigned folder based on file type.

The device only recognizes files that are of a supported format and

resides in the appropriate pre-assigned folder (i.e., photo files must be in
Photos folder, etc.). If you create any other folder s or sub folders under
the pre-assigned folders, the files are not recognized.

File na m es may NOT include special ch aracters; otherwise they are not

recognized by the device.

6. To copy files from your eReader into your computer, select and drag the
desired files to any desired location on your computer.

Disconnect from PC

It is important to alwa ys per form a safe PC ‘release’ before disconnecting
the USB cable from the eReader and computer.

Windows 7

1. On the Windows System Tray, click the hardware rem oval icon.

2. Click the

Eject Removable Disk message corresponding with t he

eReader device drive.

3. When the message “Safe to R em ove Hardware” appears, you can
disconnect the USB cabl e from your eReader and computer.

Windows VISTA

1. On the Windows System Tray, click the hardware rem oval icon.

2. Click the

Safely remove USB mass Storage device message

corresponding with the eReader device drive.

3. When the message “This device can now be safely removed from the
computer” appears, you can disconnect the USB cable from your
eReader and computer.

Windows XP

1. On the Windows System Tray, click the hardware rem oval icon.

2. Click

Remove Hardware Safely.

3. Select the storage device corresponding wit h your eReader, and then
click

Stop to disconnect. A final dialo g box opens.

4. Click

Close.

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5. When the message “It is now Safe to Disconnect Hardware” appears,
you can disconnect the US B cable from your eReader a nd computer.

Connect to Macintosh Computer

1. Connect the small end of the USB cable to the eReader mini USB port, and
the larger end to an available USB port on your computer.

2. Macintosh recognizes the eReader as an ext ernal storage device tit led

PD_NOVEL.

3. Drag and drop files between the two devices as you normally move files.

Disconnect from Macintosh

1. To safely disconnect from your Macintosh, select the PD_NOVEL icon on
your desktop and press

Command-e to eject the disk.

2. When the icon is no longer on the desktop, it is safe to unplug the USB
cable.

UPDATE FIRMWARE

Before yo u perform a firmware upgr ade, make sure the device is fully charged or

connected to the power adaptor.

Personal settings will be deleted during the upgrade process (i.e., email ac co unt

setup, Wi-Fi network setup, etc.).

IMPORTANT: This firmware update procedure is onl y available for Windows PC

users at this time. We recom mend Mac users to locate a Windows PC
that can be used for the firmwar e update at this time. Mac based
update procedures will be available in future.

1. On your computer, go to www.pandigital.net/downloads.

2. Select the correct locati on and product model.

3. Choose the “

Update with Your PC” option.

4. When prompted, you can ei ther Save the program or Run it from the website. (The
Run method may result in a slower process than saving & running the program

directly from your computer).

5. Follow the prompts in the

Upgrader window to connect your device and install the

firmware into your device.

6. After the download is complete, turn t he device off.

7. Press the

Volume + key plus slide the power key on simultaneously for

5 seconds, and then release both.

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8. The device is upgraded and r estarts automatically; wait for the HOME screen to
be displayed.

Frequently Asked Questions

ANDROIDTM

Q: What Android

TM

OS version is on my eReader?

A: 2.0

Q: What Android

TM

applications are compatible with my eReader?

A: Applications which are compati ble with AndroidTM OS 2.0. However, as of

the writing of this document, many third part y Andr oid

TM

applications have

been designed for phones, so even though they are com patible with OS

2.0, all functions may not be available on your eReader.

Q: How do I install Android

TM

applications on my eReader?

A: The quickest and easiest method is to use the included ES File Explorer

application. You can also download & install applications direct ly from a
website. See

Install Android

TM

Applications on page 35.

Q: When trying to install Android

TM

applications, I get “Install blocked”

message. What do I do?

A: Tap the

Settings button in the message or tap the Settings application

icon, and select

Unknown sources.

BASIC DEVICE FUNCTIONALITY

Q: Do I have to charge the battery before use?

A: You should charge the battery for at least 4 hours, but you can use the

device while it’s charging. Use the included power adapter to charge; this
device does not charge via t he USB cable.

Q: My unit seems to be frozen and is un-responsive. What do I do?

A: Reset the device by inserting a paper clip int o the reset hole at the top of

the device.

Q: I have attempted to p erform a firmware update but it consi stently fails.

A: If the device has a low battery charge, you may not be able to perform a

successful update. Connect the device to the power adapter and then try
again.

Q: How do I contact Customer Support?

A: If this FAQ section doesn’t answer your questions, you can contact

Customer Support at 1-800-715-5354.

EMAIL

Q: Can I use any of my personal email addresses to send/receive email?

A: The eReader supports POP3, SMTP and IMAP accounts. Some free email

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accounts are not supported on mobile devices. Check with your email
provider to see if your account is supported.

MEDIA CARDS

Q: Which media cards are compatible with my eReader?

A: SD/MMC Cards.

MUSIC

Q: What type of music files can I play on my eReader?

A: MP3, W AV and AAC

Q: How do I add music files to my eReader?

A: Use the “Conn ect to Computer section (pg. 54) to copy your music files into

the eReader’s internal memory.

Q: Can I create a separate list of my favorite songs?

A: Yes. Use the

Playlist feature (pg. 39).

PHOTOS

Q: What type of photo files can I view on my eReader?

A: JPG , JPEG, BMP, PNG, and non-animated GIF

Q: How do I add photo files to my eReader?

A: Use the “Conn ect to Computer section (pg. 54) to copy your photo files int o

the eReader’s internal memory.

VIDEO

Q: What type of video files can I play on my eReader?

A: H .264 AVC and Mp4 SP

Q: Can I stream videos on my eReader?

A: No, the file format is not supported.

Q: Can I play YouTube videos on my eReader?

A: No, the file format is not supported.

Q: How do I add video files to my eReader?

A: Use the “Conn ect to Computer section (pg. 54) to copy your video files int o

the eReader’s internal memory.

WEB

Q: Do I need a Wi-Fi adapter to connect to the Internet?

A: N o. The Wi-Fi adapter is built-in to the device.

Q: Can I have multiple browser windows open at the same t ime?

A: Yes, up to 8 windows (pg. 22).

Q: Can I change browser settings?

A: Yes. There are multiple settings you can set as desired (pg. 23).

Q: Can I search a web page for specific text?

A: Yes. Use the

Find on Page function (pg. 23).

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Q: Can I bookmark web pages?

A: Yes. Use the browser Bookmarks function (pg.21).

Battery Management

The battery is not fully charged out of the box, so it is r ecommended that you charge
the battery for at least 4 hours before you start to use the device.

The rechargeable battery is designed and manufact ured to be used and rechar ged
frequently. As with all batteries, the capacity of the battery reduces each ti m e i t is
charged/depleted. However, you can still try to prolong the battery’s lifetime by
following the suggestions below:

 Use your eReader at least once a week.
 Char ge the battery regularly and fully.
 Never leave the battery fully discharged for a long perio d of time.
 Always keep the device and the battery away from heat.

Charge Battery

Plug the power adapter i nto an electrical wall outlet, and then connect to the
device to fully charge t he battery before use (approx. 4 hours).

You cannot use the USB cable t o charge the battery.

While charging, the bat tery icon displays as: .
When fully charged, the battery icon displays as:
A fully discharged battery takes approximately 5 hours to fully charge, but yo u

can use the device while plugged in when desired.

Important Safety Precautions

Always follow these basic safety precautions when using your eReader. This reduces
the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury.

 Do not expose this product to rai n or moisture.
 Keep t he devic e out of direct sunlight and he at sources.
 Protect the power cord. Route power cords so that they are not likely to be

walked on or pinched by items placed on or against t hem. Pay particular
attention to the point where the cord attaches to the device.

 Only use the AC adapter inclu ded with the device. Usin g any other power

adapter voids your warranty.

 Do not r em ove the cover. There are no user-serviceable parts inside.

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Cleaning your eReader

Treat the screen gently. To clean fingerprints or dust from the screen, we
recommend using a soft, non-abrasive cloth such as a camera lens cloth.

Tec h nica l Spec i fi ca ons

Product Specs

7” Digital TFT LCD Display 600x800 pixels

Compatible Media
Sources

Secure Digital™ (SD), MMC

Features

Shop/purchase/download/read eBooks
Play Audio and Video files
Display digital Photo files individually or as slideshow
Alarm Clock
Create a personal Contacts list
Connect to Wi-Fi networks
Browse and “surf the web”
Send and Receive Email
Automatic rotation of screen orientation
Earphone jack included

Compatible File
Formats

eBooks EPUB, PDF

Photo JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, non-animated GIF

Audio MP3, WAV, AAC

Video H.264 AVC and Mp4 SP

USB Ports Mini USB 2.0

Internal Memory 4GB

Wi-Fi Compatible Yes, built-in Wi-Fi adapter

Audio output

Built-in stereo speakers

Stereo-mini earphone jack

Power Adapter 5V, 2A

Battery Rechargeable 2800mAh, 3.7V

Lim i ted Warra n ty

The limited warranty set forth below is given by Pandigital with respect to the Pandigital™ line of

products (the “Device”) purchased and used in the United States of America. Pandigital warrants

this product as follows:

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LABOR: For a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, if this Device is found to be
defective, Pandigital will repair or replace the Device, at its sole option, at no charge. After this one
(1) year period, labor charges will be charged on a case by case basis. If your Device is repaired or
replaced during the Warranty Period, it will be covered by this Limited Warranty for the remainder
of the original Warranty Period or ninety (90) days from the date of shipment of the replaced
Device, whichever is longer.

PARTS: For a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, if this Device is found to be
defective, Pandigital will supply at no cost, new or rebuilt replacement parts, at its option, at no
charge. After this one (1) year period, parts will be charged for on a case by case basis.
Modifications not approved by the party responsible for compliance will void user’s authority to
operate the equipment. If your Device is repaired or replaced during the Warranty Period, it will be
covered by this Limited Warranty for the remainder of the original Warranty Period or ninety (90)
days from the date of shipment of the replaced Device, whichever is longer.

This Limited Warranty does not cover damage or malfunctions caused by accident, disaster,
misuse, abuse, negligence or other external causes; third-party products; Internet or
telecommunications failures; commercial use; unauthorized opening, use, service, tampering,
alteration, repair or modification; or inadequate packing or shipping procedures. This Limited
Warranty also does not cover cosmetic damage or normal wear and tear. This Limited Warranty
does not apply to Devices sold as used, refurbished or reconditioned. This Limited Warranty does
not cover damage caused by third party applications such as viruses, malware or other software.
This Limited Warranty will be void if the Serial Number on your Device has been removed,
tampered with or defaced or if your Device has been opened or serviced without authorization,
tampered with, altered or modified. This Limited Warranty applies to your Device only (i.e., the
hardware), and not to the software within your device. Similarly, this Limited Warranty does not
cover downloaded data or materials, or accessories and peripherals, except as expressly provided
above. This warranty is valid only in the United States.

The Device must be accompanied by a copy of the original retail purchase receipt for the warranty
to be valid. If no proof of purchase is attached, the warranty will not be honored and repair costs
incurred will be the responsibility of the end user. This warranty is only valid with written
documentation detailing the complaint attached to the outside or inside of the carton. This
warranty does not provide protection for the loss of data, regardless of format or cause. Pandigital
reserves the right to modify and change the design of this Device without prior notice, written or
otherwise.

Limitations. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE WARRANTY AND REMEDIES SET FORTH
ABOVE ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES AND REMEDIES, AND WE
SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ALL STATUTORY OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND AGAINST
HIDDEN OR LATENT DEFECTS. IF WE CANNOT LAWFULLY DISCLAIM STATUTORY OR IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, THEN TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, ALL SUCH WARRANTIES SHALL BE
LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY AND TO REPAIR
OR REPLACEMENT SERVICE.

SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG A STATUTORY OR IMPLIED
WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. WE ARE NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR DIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM
ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY. IN SOME JURISDICTIONS THE
FOREGOING LIMITATION DOES NOT APPLY TO DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS, OR ANY

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STATUTORY LIABILITY FOR INTENTIONAL AND GROSS NEGLIGENT ACTS AND/OR OMISSIONS, SO
THE ABOVE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT
ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF DIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
SO THE ABOVE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

All content included on the Pandigital website as well as Pandigital Devices, including pre-loaded
demonstration images, digital media, digital cookbooks, text, graphics, logos, designs, photographs,
button icons, images, audio/video clips, digital downloads, data compilations, and software, are the
property of Pandigital or its suppliers and is protected by United States and international copyright
laws or other intellectual property laws and treaties. Said content shall not be reproduced or used
without express written permission from Pandigital and its suppliers respectively.

Use of this product constitutes acceptance of these terms and conditions of warranty.

To obtain warranty service, refer to the Customer Support section at www.pandigital.net.

Technical support telephone number: 1-800-715-5354.

FCC Notices

FCC ID: TLZ-NU706

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement Information to the User

WARNING: Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by the party

responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
 Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement:

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment. This device is designed for hand-held operation only. The antenna(s) used for this
transmitter must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or
transmitter within a host device, except in accordance with FCC multi-transmitter product
procedures.

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License Agreement and Terms of Use

By activating and using the Device, you hereby consent and agree to our License Agreement and
Terms of Use.

The Device and Related Services

The Device is a portable electronic reading device that utilizes wireless connectivity to enable users
to shop for, download, browse, and read books, newspapers, magazines, blogs, access websites, e­mail and other materials, all subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The "Service"
means the wireless connectivity, provision of digital content, software and support, and other
services and support that Pandigital provides Device users.

Wireless Connectivity

Coverage and Service Interruptions: You acknowledge that if your Device is located in any area
without applicable wireless connectivity, you may not be able to use some or all elements of the
wireless services. Pandigital is not responsible for the unavailability of wireless service or any
interruptions of wireless connectivity.

Digital Content

Unless specifically indicated otherwise, you may not sell, rent, lease, distribute, broadcast,
sublicense or otherwise assign any rights to the Digital Content or any portion of it to any third
party, and you may not remove any proprietary notices or labels on the Digital Content. In addition,
you may not, and you will not encourage, assist or authorize any other person to, bypass, modify,
defeat or circumvent security features that protect the Digital Content.

Software

Definitions: The following terms apply to the Device and to (a) all software (and the media on
which such software is distributed) of Pandigital or third parties that are pre-installed on the Device
at time of purchase or that Pandigital provides as updates/upgrades to the pre-installed software
(collectively, the "Device Software"), unless you agree to other terms as part of an update/upgrade
process; and (b) any printed, on-line or other electronic documentation for such software (the
"Documentation"). As used in this Agreement, "Software" means, collectively, the Device Software
and Documentation.

Use of the Device Software: You may use the Device Software only on the Device. You may not
separate any individual component of the Device Software for use on another device or computer,
may not transfer it for use on another device or use it, or any portion of it, over a network and may
not sell, rent, lease, lend, distribute or sublicense or otherwise assign any rights to the Software in
whole or in part.

No Reverse Engineering, Decompilation, Disassembly or Circumvention: You may not, and you will
not encourage, assist or authorize any other person to, modify, reverse engineer, decompile or
disassemble the Device or the Software, whether in whole or in part, create any derivative works
from or of the Software, or bypass, modify, defeat or tamper with or circumvent any of the
functions or protections of the Device or Software or any mechanisms operatively linked to the
Software, including, but not limited to, augmenting or substituting any digital rights management
functionality of the Device or Software.

Automatic Updates: In order to keep your Software up-to-date, Pandigital may automatically
provide your Device with updates/upgrades to the Software.

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Export Regulations: You agree to comply with all export and re-export restrictions and regulations
of the Department of Commerce and other United States agencies and authorities, and not to
transfer, or encourage, assist or authorize the transfer of the Software to a prohibited country or
otherwise in violation of any such restrictions or regulations.

General

No Illegal Use and Reservation of Rights: You may not use the Device, the Service or the Digital
Content for any illegal purpose. You acknowledge that the sale of the Device to you does not
transfer to you title to or ownership of any intellectual property rights of Pandigital or its suppliers.
All of the Software is licensed, not sold, and such license is non-exclusive.

Information Received: The Device Software may provide Pandigital with data about your Device
and its interaction with the Service (such as available memory, up-time, log files and signal
strength) and information related to the content on your Device and your use of it. Information we
receive is subject to the Pandigital Privacy Notice.

Patents: The Device and/or methods used in association with the Device may be covered by one or
more patents or pending patent applications.

Termination: Your rights under this Agreement will automatically terminate without notice from
Pandigital if you fail to comply with any term of this Agreement. Pandigital's failure to insist upon
or enforce your strict compliance with this Agreement will not constitute a waiver of any of its
rights.

Disclaimer of Warranties: YOU EXPRESSLY ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT USE OF THE SERVICE,
DEVICE, DIGITAL CONTENT AND SOFTWARE IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK. EXCEPT FOR THE ONE-YEAR
LIMITED WARRANTY, THE SERVICE, DEVICE, DIGITAL CONTENT AND SOFTWARE ARE PROVIDED "AS
IS" WITH ALL FAULTS AND WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND PANDIGITAL AND ITS
SUPPLIERS AND LICENSORS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE, ACCURACY, QUIET ENJOYMENT AND NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD-PARTY RIGHTS. NO
ORAL OR WRITTEN INFORMATION OR ADVICE GIVEN BY PANDIGITAL OR AN AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVE OF PANDIGITAL SHALL CREATE A WARRANTY. THE LAWS OF CERTAIN
JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE DISCLAIMER OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES. IF THESE LAWS APPLY
TO YOU, SOME OR ALL OF THE ABOVE DISCLAIMERS, EXCLUSIONS OR LIMITATIONS MAY NOT
APPLY TO YOU, AND YOU MAY HAVE ADDITIONAL RIGHTS.

Limitation of Liability: TO THE EXTENT NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW, NEITHER PANDIGITAL NOR ITS
SUPPLIERS OR LICENSORS SHALL BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, BREACH OF CONTRACT,
NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY RELATED TO THE SERVICE, DEVICE,
DIGITAL CONTENT OR SOFTWARE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY DAMAGES ARISING OUT
OF LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, DATA OR USE OF THE DEVICE OR SOFTWARE OR ANY ASSOCIATED
PRODUCT, EVEN IF PANDIGITAL HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN
ANY CASE, PANDIGITAL'S AGGREGATE LIABILITY UNDER THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE LIMITED TO
THE AMOUNT ACTUALLY PAID FOR THE DEVICE. THE LAWS OF CERTAIN JURISDICTIONS DO NOT
ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. IF THESE
LAWS APPLY TO YOU, SOME OR ALL OF THE ABOVE EXCLUSIONS OR LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY
TO YOU, AND YOU MAY HAVE ADDITIONAL RIGHTS.

Disputes: ANY DISPUTE ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING IN ANYWAY TO THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE
SUBMITTED TO CONFIDENTIAL ARBITRATION IN ALAMEDA COUNTY, EXCEPT THAT, TO THE EXTENT
YOU HAVE IN ANY MANNER VIOLATED OR THREATENED TO VIOLATE PANDIGITAL'S INTELLECTUAL

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PROPERTY RIGHTS, PANDIGITAL MAY SEEK INJUNCTIVE OR OTHER APPROPRIATE RELIEF IN ANY
STATE OR FEDERAL COURT IN THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA, AND YOU CONSENT TO EXCLUSIVE
JURISDICTION AND VENUE IN SUCH COURTS. The arbitrator's award shall be binding and may be
entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction. To the fullest extent permitted by
applicable law, no arbitration under this Agreement shall be joined to an arbitration involving any
other party subject to this Agreement, whether through class arbitration proceedings or otherwise.

Severability: If any term or condition of this Agreement shall be deemed invalid, void, or for any
reason unenforceable, that part shall be deemed severable and shall not affect the validity and
enforceability of any remaining term or condition.

Amendment: Pandigital reserves the right to amend any of the terms of this Agreement at its sole
discretion by posting the revised terms on the Pandigital.net website. Your continued use of the
Device and Software after the effective date of any such amendment shall be deemed your
agreement to be bound by such amendment.

Contact Information: For communications concerning this Agreement, you may contact Pandigital
by writing to Pandigital, Attn: Legal Department, 6375 Clark Avenue, Suite 100, Dublin, CA 95468.

© 2010 Pandigital, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Pandigital, the Pandigital logo, Pandigital
Novel, are trademarks of Pandigital Inc. All rights reserved. Java and all Java based trademarks and
logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other
countries.

European Community Compliance Statement

European community.
This indicates compliance with the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC and meets the relevant parts of
following technical specifications:
EN 300 328 – Electromagnetic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Wideband
Transmission Systems; Data transmission equipment operating in the 2,4GHz ISM band and using
spread spectrum modulation techniques; Harmonized EN covering essential requirements under
article 3.2 of the R&TTE directive.
EN 301 489-17 - Electromagnetic Compatibility and Radio Spectrum Matters (ERM);
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipment and services; Part 17 Specific
Conditions for Wideband Data and HIPERLAN Equipment.
EN 60950 - Safety of Information Technology Equipment.
EN 62311: 2008– Assessment of electronic and electrical equipment related to human exposure
restrictions for electromagnetic fields (0 Hz - 300 GHz)
Marking by the symbol indicates that usage restrictions apply.
France - 2.4GHz for Metropolitan France :
In all Metropolitan departments, wireless LAN frequencies can be used under the following
conditions, either for public or private use:

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· Indoor use: maximum power (EIRP*) of 100 mW for the entire 2400-2483.5 MHz frequency band

· Outdoor use: maximum power (EIRP*) of 100 mW for the 2400-2454 MHz band and with

maximum power (EIRP*) of 10 mW for the 2454-2483 MHz band

Certification information (SAR) The device meets guidelines for exposure to radio waves.
Your device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed not to exceed the limits for exposure
to radio waves recommended by international guidelines. These guidelines were developed by the
independent scientific organization ICNIRP and include safety margins designed to assure the
protection of all persons, regardless of age and health.
The exposure guidelines for devices employ a unit of measurement known as the Specific
Absorption Rate or SAR. The SAR limit stated in the ICNIRP guidelines is 2.0 watts/kilogram (W/kg)
averaged over 10 grams of tissue. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions
with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands.
This equipment complies with the European Council Recommendation of 12 July 1999 on the
Limitation of Exposure of the General Public to Electromagnetic Fields [1999/519/EC].