SoftBank 402HW User Manual

402HW
User Guide
Contents
1 Introduction ................................................................................... 8
Parts & Functions ..................................................................................... 8
Installing USIM Card/microSD Card ........................................................ 10
Handling USIM Card............................................................................... 10
Charging with AC Charger (Optional Accessory) ..................................... 11
Charging ................................................................................................ 12
Home Screen ......................................................................................... 13
Main Notification & Status Indicators....................................................... 13
Frequently-Used Keys ............................................................................ 14
Operations in Home Screen ................................................................... 14
2 Text Entry .....................................................................................16
Keyboards .............................................................................................. 16
10 Key Keyboard Layout ........................................................................................ 16
QWERTY Keyboard Layout .................................................................................... 17
Japanese Syllabary Keyboard Layout .................................................................... 18
Entering Hiragana .................................................................................. 18
10 Key Keyboard .................................................................................................... 19
QWERTY Keyboard ................................................................................................ 19
Japanese Syllabary Keyboard ................................................................................ 19
Entering Kanji ......................................................................................... 19
Entering Katakana .................................................................................. 20
Entering Alphabet ................................................................................... 20
Entering Emoticons, Symbols, & Template Phrases ................................ 20
Flick Input ............................................................................................... 20
Pasting Cut or Copied Text ..................................................................... 21
Making Text Entry Settings ..................................................................... 21
3 Internet Connectivity ...................................................................22
Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network ............................................................... 22
1
Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network (WPS) .................................................... 22
4 Tethering Option ..........................................................................24
About Tethering Option ........................................................................... 24
Starting Up Tethering Option ................................................................... 24
How to Use Tethering Option (Japanese) ............................................... 24
5 Applications .................................................................................25
Applications List ..................................................................................... 25
Installing Applications ............................................................................. 29
Erasing Application Cache ...................................................................... 29
Uninstalling Applications ......................................................................... 30
6 Messaging ....................................................................................31
Types of Mail .......................................................................................... 31
S! Mail ..................................................................................................................... 31
SMS......................................................................................................................... 31
Gmail ....................................................................................................................... 31
Email ....................................................................................................................... 31
S! Mail Initial Setup ................................................................................. 32
Folder List/Thread List ............................................................................ 32
Switching between Folder List and Thread List ...................................................... 32
Folder List ............................................................................................................... 32
Thread List .............................................................................................................. 33
Sending S! Mail/SMS.............................................................................. 33
Sending S! Mail ....................................................................................................... 34
Sending SMS .......................................................................................................... 34
Sending Decore Mail by S! Mail .............................................................. 35
Using a Template .................................................................................................... 35
Decorating S! Mail ................................................................................................... 35
Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS ....................................................... 35
2
Opening New S! Mail/SMS ..................................................................................... 35
Retrieving S! Mail/SMS Manually ........................................................................... 36
Retrieving Server Mail............................................................................................. 36
Replying to S! Mail/SMS ......................................................................................... 36
Forwarding S! Mail/SMS ......................................................................................... 36
Managing S! Mail/SMS ........................................................................... 37
Viewing S! Mail/SMS ............................................................................................... 37
Folder List ............................................................................................................... 39
S! Mail/SMS Message List ...................................................................................... 40
S! Mail/SMS Message Window............................................................................... 41
Backing Up S! Mail/SMS Data ................................................................................ 41
Restoring S! Mail/SMS Data ................................................................................... 42
Moving S! Mail/SMS Data (Export) ......................................................................... 42
Moving S! Mail/SMS Data (Import) ......................................................................... 43
Operations When Creating S! Mail/SMS ................................................. 44
Switching to S! Mail ................................................................................................. 44
Switching to SMS .................................................................................................... 44
Attaching Files......................................................................................................... 44
Specify Date/Time to Send ..................................................................................... 44
Entering Emoji Pictograms ..................................................................................... 45
Previewing before Sending ..................................................................................... 45
Setting Priority Levels ............................................................................................. 45
Requesting Delivery Reports .................................................................................. 45
Discarding a Message Draft ................................................................................... 46
S! Mail/SMS Settings .............................................................................. 46
Common Settings ................................................................................................... 46
Send/Receive Settings............................................................................................ 47
Mail Group Settings ................................................................................................ 47
3
Number/Address Settings ....................................................................................... 48
Creating & Sending Gmail ...................................................................... 48
Creating/Sending Gmail .......................................................................................... 49
Opening Received Gmail ........................................................................ 49
Opening New Gmail ................................................................................................ 49
Opening Gmail ........................................................................................................ 50
Managing Saved Gmail .......................................................................... 50
Using Labels ........................................................................................................... 50
Archiving Threads ................................................................................................... 51
Muting Threads ....................................................................................................... 51
Deleting Threads ..................................................................................................... 51
Searching Mail ........................................................................................................ 52
Reporting Spam ...................................................................................................... 52
Switching Google Accounts/Inboxes/Labels ........................................................... 52
Using Email ............................................................................................ 53
Setting an Account .................................................................................................. 53
Adding Accounts ..................................................................................................... 53
Creating/Sending Email .......................................................................................... 53
Opening New Email ................................................................................................ 53
Opening Email ........................................................................................................ 54
7 Multimedia ....................................................................................55
Importing Photos .................................................................................... 55
Viewing Photos & Videos ........................................................................ 56
Sharing Photos & Videos ........................................................................ 56
Shooting Panoramas .............................................................................. 56
8 Useful Functions ..........................................................................58
Using Urgent News ................................................................................ 58
If Urgent News Arrives ............................................................................................ 58
4
Opening Old Urgent News ...................................................................................... 59
Using Google Maps ................................................................................ 59
Viewing Maps of Specified Places .......................................................................... 59
Using Hangouts ...................................................................................... 60
Using Google Search ............................................................................. 60
Searching ................................................................................................................ 61
Searching for Information by Voice (Voice Search) ................................. 61
Using Google Voice Search .................................................................................... 61
Using Calculator ..................................................................................... 62
Using Calendar ...................................................................................... 62
Adding Events to Calendar ..................................................................................... 63
Checking Events ..................................................................................................... 63
Syncing Calendar .................................................................................................... 63
Using Clock ............................................................................................ 63
Setting Alarms ......................................................................................................... 64
Using World Clock .................................................................................................. 64
Using Stopwatch ..................................................................................................... 65
Using Timer ............................................................................................................. 65
Using YouTube ....................................................................................... 66
Viewing Videos ........................................................................................................ 66
Music Files ............................................................................................. 66
Playing Music Files ................................................................................................. 66
Player Window Layout ............................................................................................ 67
Creating Playlists .................................................................................................... 68
Using Notes ............................................................................................ 68
Creating a Note ....................................................................................................... 68
Viewing Notes ......................................................................................................... 68
Recording/Playing Back Audio ................................................................ 69
5
Recording Audio ...................................................................................................... 69
Playing Back Previous Audio Recordings............................................................... 69
Using Tablet as Magnifier ....................................................................... 70
9 Customizing .................................................................................71
Changing Themes .................................................................................. 71
Adding Widgets to Home Screen ............................................................ 71
Adding Home Screen Pages .................................................................. 72
Changing Notification Tones ................................................................... 72
Changing Font Sizes .............................................................................. 72
Adjusting Display Brightness .................................................................. 72
10 File Sharing ................................................................................73
Sharing Files with Wi-Fi Direct ................................................................ 73
Sharing Files with Bluetooth® .................................................................. 73
Sharing Files by Computer ..................................................................... 74
11 Contacts ......................................................................................76
Adding Contacts ..................................................................................... 76
Syncing Contacts ................................................................................... 76
Importing Contacts ................................................................................. 76
Backing Up Contacts .............................................................................. 77
Sharing Contacts .................................................................................... 77
12 Tablet Settings ...........................................................................78
Wi-Fi Settings ......................................................................................... 78
Advanced Wi-Fi Settings ........................................................................................ 79
Bluetooth Settings .................................................................................. 79
Pairing/Connecting .................................................................................................. 80
Sending Data .......................................................................................................... 80
Receiving Data ........................................................................................................ 81
Mobile Network Settings ......................................................................... 81
More Settings ......................................................................................... 82
6
Data Usage Operations .......................................................................................... 82
Display Settings...................................................................................... 83
Sound Settings ....................................................................................... 84
Storage Settings ..................................................................................... 84
Battery Settings ...................................................................................... 85
Location Access Settings ........................................................................ 85
Security Settings .................................................................................... 86
Backup & Reset...................................................................................... 87
Adding Accounts ..................................................................................... 87
Adding a Google Account ....................................................................................... 88
Managing Applications ............................................................................ 88
Email Settings ........................................................................................ 89
Suspend Button Settings ........................................................................ 89
Date & Time Settings .............................................................................. 89
Language & Input Settings ..................................................................... 90
Accessibility Settings .............................................................................. 91
About Tablet ........................................................................................... 91
13 Troubleshooting .........................................................................93
14 Specifications ............................................................................95
Tablet ..................................................................................................... 95
15 Customer Service ......................................................................96
7

1 Introduction

Parts & Functions

8
Adjust volume.
Capture still images and video.
Ringtone, music, etc. emit here.
Front Camera
Capture your own portrait, etc.
Light Sensor
Detects ambient light level and adjusts Display brightness.
3.5mm Headphone Port
Connect headphones.
External Device Port
Connect Micro USB Cable.
Mic
Display (Touchscreen)
Touch to operate tablet.
Power Key
Toggle Display on/off.
Long-Press for power on/off.
Volume Key
Rear Camera
Card Slot / Card Slot Cover
Install microSD Card/USIM Card.
Speaker
Note
Avoid removing USIM Card or microSD Card between powering on and until tablet is
operable. May prevent correct operation.
If tablet stops operating, no longer accepts input, or freezes, hold down Power Key for
13 seconds to force-restart tablet.
9

Installing USIM Card/microSD Card

1 Open Card Slot Cover 2 Insert USIM Card gently (metal contact up) until it clicks in place 3 Insert microSD Card
place
4 Close Cover
1 Purchase separately
1
gently (metal terminals up) until it clicks in

Handling USIM Card

Customer is responsible for any damage caused by inserting USIM Card in an other-
brand IC card reader, etc. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not responsible in such case.
Always keep the IC chip (metal) clean.
Wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth.
Avoid applying labels. May damage USIM Card.
See instructions included with USIM Card for handling.
10
USIM Card is the property of SoftBank Mobile Corp.
USIM is replaceable (at cost) in case of loss/damage.
Return USIM Card to SoftBank Mobile Corp. when cancelling subscription.
Returned USIM Cards are recycled for environmental purposes.
Note that USIM Card specifications and performance may change without notice.
It is recommended that you keep a separate copy of information that is stored on USIM
Card. SoftBank Mobile Corp. is not responsible for damages from stored information
that is lost.
Always follow emergency procedures to suspend service if your USIM Card or tablet
(USIM Card inserted) is lost/stolen. For details, contact Customer Service (p. 96).
Always power off tablet before inserting/removing USIM Card.
Special USIM Card required. Card is not usable on mobile phones.

Charging with AC Charger (Optional Accessory)

AC Charger is an optional accessory. Be sure to use ZTDAD1 specified by SoftBank
Mobile Corp.
The following explains how to charge tablet using ZTDAD1.
See User Guide for AC Charger.
Never connect Micro USB plug when tablet or AC Charger are wet.
1 Insert AC Charger (optional accessory) in External Device Port, and
then plug in AC Charger
2 After charging, remove AC Adapter (optional accessor y)
11
Check charging progress on Display.

Charging

Charging Conditions
Low-temperature conditions affect charging performance.
Use AC Charger (optional accessory) in temperatures from 5°C to 35°C.
Use Specified Optional Accessory
Charge using AC Charger (optional accessory) compatible with tablet. Avoid bending
cable or forcing Micro USB plug. May cause damage.
Tablet or AC Charger (Optional Accessory) Becoming Warm
Tablet or AC Charger (optional accessory) may become warm during charging, but is not
a malfunction. However, becoming extremely hot may be a sign of abnormality;
immediately discontinue use.
Caution with Extended Periods of Use
Tablet may become hot with extended use or while charging, especially in high-
temperature conditions. Use with caution. Extended skin contact may cause low-
temperature burns.
Display while Charging
Press Power Key while powered off during charging to turn on Display and view animated
charging progress. After charging,
appears.
12
Set apps that normally appear in Home Screen.
Indicator
Description
Indicator
Description

Home Screen

Notification Bar
Notifications appear for new mail, etc.
Drag Notification Bar down for Notifications Window.
Status Bar
The time, Wi-Fi connection status, battery level, etc. appear.
Drag Status Bar down for Settings Window.
Widgets and apps appear.
Dock
Go back to previous screen.
Go back to Home Screen.
Recently-used apps appear.

Main Notification & Status Indicators

These indicators appear in Notifications Bar and Status Bar.
13
Connected
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Webpage, etc.
Airplane Mode
Bluetooth® On
Obtaining Location
Charging
Charged
Charge Low
New Mail
USIM Card Not Inserted
Accessing microSD Card
Alarm On
Uploading
Downloading
Out of Storage Space
Alert
Wi-Fi Network Available
Wi-Fi Network Connected
Public Wireless LAN On
Earphone/headphones
Event Approaching

Frequently-Used Keys

The following keys (functions) are used frequently.
App menu
Exit all operations
Attach to mail
Search the Internet or
tablet
Update new mail, update
Browser etc. bookmark

Operations in Home Screen

Tap app icons in Home Screen to open apps.
Flick left/right in Home Screen to change pages.
Share data
Edit in memopads,
Calendar, etc.
Make an addition
Make a setting
Delete already-saved data
Save data
14
To customize Home Screen, Touch & Hold open area of Home Screen for options
menu. Select customization for Wallpaper, widgets, etc.
Drag Status Bar down for Settings Window. Tap shortcuts to toggle functions on/off.
15
Move cursor; select text to copy, cut, or paste
If no unconfirmed text, move cursor to left
continuation

2 Text Entry

Keyboards

Use onscreen keyboards for text entry.
In 10 Key Keyboard, multiple characters are assigned to each key. In QWERTY and
Japanese Syllabary Keyboards, a single character is assigned to each key.
To toggle between 10 Key, QWERTY, and Japanese Syllabary Keyboards, in a shown
keyboard, Tap Menu 10 Key, QWERTY, or Japanese Syllabary.

10 Key Keyboard Layout

Toggle character modes (character sets)
Show cursor screen
Shorten range of text to convert by one character
Change keyboards
Change input methods and make keyboard settings
If カナ英数 appears, convert to katakana or alphanumerics
Change upper/lower case during text entry; add ゛ or ゜
Exit keyboard
Show emoticons/symbols
Delete one character to left of cursor; Touch & Hold to delete characters in
16
If
appears, convert to katakana or alphanumerics
Move cursor; select text to copy, cut, or paste
continuation
If 確定appears, confirm currently-entered text
If 変換appears, convert characters
If no unconfirmed text, move cursor to left/right
Broaden range of text to convert by one character
If no unconfirmed text, move cursor to right
Enter space
If 変換 appears, convert characters
Insert line break
If 確定 appears, confirm currently-entered text

QWERTY Keyboard Layout

Toggle character modes (character sets)
Change keyboards
Change input methods and make keyboard settings
カナ英数
Change upper/lower case
Show cursor screen
Exit keyboard
Show emoticons/symbols
Delete one character to left of cursor; Touch & Hold to delete characters in
Insert line break
Enter space
Shorten/broaden range of text to convert by one character
17
If
appears, convert to katakana or alphanumerics
Move cursor; select text to copy, cut, or paste

Japanese Syllabary Keyboard Layout

Toggle character modes (character sets)
Change input methods and make keyboard settings
カナ英数
Show cursor screen
Change upper/lower case
Shorten/broaden range of text to convert by one character
If no unconfirmed text, move cursor to left/right
Exit keyboard
Show emoticons/symbols
Insert line break
If 確定 appears, confirm currentl y-entered text
Delete one character to left of cursor; Touch & Hold to delete characters in
continuation
Enter space
If 変換 appears, convert characters

Entering Hiragana

To enter けいたい:
18

10 Key Keyboard

First, switch to 10 Key Keyboard.
1 Check that character set is hiragana
Check Status Bar for icon.
2 か (4 times) → あ (2 times) → た (1 time) → あ (2 times) → 確定
Text is entered.

QWERTY Keyboard

First, switch to QW ERTY Keyboard
1 Check that character set is hiragana
Check Status Bar for icon.
2 k → e → i → t a i 確定
Text is entered.

Japanese Syllabary Keyboard

First, switch to Japanese Syllabary Keyboard.
1 Check that character set is hiragana
Check Status Bar for icon.
2 け → い → た → い → 確定
Text is entered.

Entering Kanji

To enter 携帯 in 10 Key Keyboard:
1 Check that character set is hiragana
Check Status Bar for icon.
2 か (4 times) → あ (2 times) → た (1 time) → あ (2 times)
Conversion candidates appear.
Tap
for hidden conversion candidates.
3 In conversion candidates, Tap 携帯
19
Text is entered.

Entering Katakana

To enter ケイタイ in 10 Key Keyboard:
1 Check that character set is double-byte katakana
Check Status Bar for icon.
2 カ (4 times) → ア (2 times) → タ (1 time) → ア (2 times) → 確定
Text is entered.

Entering Alphabet

To enter keitai in 10 Key Keyboard:
1 Check that character set is single-byte alphanumerics
Check Status Bar for ⊔a icon.
2 jkl (2 times) def (2 times) ghi (3 times) tuv (1 time) abc
(1 time) → ghi (3 times) → 確定
Text is entered.
Entering Emoticons, Symbols, & Template
Phrases
1 In keyboard, Menu 2 Emoticons, Symbols, or Templates → Tap
emoticon/symbol/template
Emoticon/symbol/template is entered.
Tap category name to change categories.

Flick Input

In 10 Key Keyboard, Flick keys for target characters.
To enter “k-” syllables (ka-gyo) in hiragana or katakana:
1 Flick か up, down, left, or right
20
Item
Description
Screen Settings
Change keyboard appearance.
Settings
Settings
settings.
Character in direction Flicked is entered.

Pasting Cut or Copied Text

To cut/copy and paste text in 10 Key K eyboard:
1 Touch & Hold entered text 2 Drag / to select string of text 3 (CUT) or (COPY) 4 Tap where to paste → → PASTE
Cut/copied text is pasted.

Making Text Entry Settings

Settable items are the following.
ON/OFF
Settings Make settings for text entry.
Dictionary
Reset Initialize words shown as conversion candidates and input
1 In keyboard, Menu 2 Tap and set each item
Input settings are made.
Toggle text conversion functions on/off.
Edit user dictionary, common phrases, etc.
21

3 Internet Connectivity

Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network

Select from detected Wi-Fi networks.
1 In Home Screen, Settings for Wi-Fi ( )
Wi-Fi is enabled.
Tap
2 Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings appear.
3 Tap access point Enter password Connect
Tablet is connected.
Password (indicated by WEP, WPA, KEY, etc.) may be found on a label on your
Wi-Fi router. For details, contact the vendor of the router. For public wireless LAN
services, inquire about the password with your ISP.
Omit password entry for unprotected access points.
Note
To connect to a Wi-Fi network that uses a hidden SSID ,
required network information (SSID etc.) to connect.
Enabling Wi-Fi increases power consumption. To save battery power, disable Wi-Fi
when not in use.
to disable Wi-Fi ( ).
Add network Enter

Connecting to a Wi-Fi Network (WPS)

If your wireless router supports WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup), use WPS to quickly
connect to a Wi-Fi network.
1 In Home Screen, Settings for Wi-Fi ( )
Wi-Fi is enabled.
Tap
2 Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings appear.
to disable Wi-Fi ( ).
22
3 WPS Push Button / Input WPS PIN Follow onscreen
prompts
Tablet is connected.
Note
Enabling Wi-Fi increases power consumption. To save battery power, disable Wi-Fi
when not in use.
23

4 Tethering Option

About Tethering Option

Use tablet like a Wi-Fi router to connect to the Internet from a PC or game device.
Requires separate subscription.
Use after confirming that tablet is updated to the latest software.

Starting Up Tethering Option

1 In Home Screen, Tethering
Tethering Option window opens.
If Terms of Agreement appear, follow onscreen prompts.

How to Use Tethering Option (Japanese)

1 In Home Screen, Tethering
Tethering Option window opens.
2 Help
Help window opens.
3 Follow onscreen prompts
A description of each item appears.
24
Icon
Function/Ser vice
or other device logged in to the same Google account.
Tablet allows you to register several email accounts.
organize messages.
other related information.
as circles and share inform ation with circle members.
Google Maps, Google Search, etc.
multi-player games with friends around the world.

5 Applications

Applications List

(Chrome) Access the Internet and browse webpages. Sync opened
windows, bookmarks, etc. with Chrome being used by a PC
(Email) Register an email account for sending and receiving home
or office email while out on the go.
(FSKAREN) Set operation of the application FSKAREN for text entry.
(Gmail) Use Google’s email service Gmail anytime and anywhere.
Enter keywords to search for messages, and add labels to
(Google) Search for information on the Internet and for applications
on tablet using Google Search.
View webpages from around the world as well as maps,
videos, location/train information for establishments, and
(Google+) Social networking service provided by Google.
Register friends, family, friends with the same interest, etc.
(Google Settings) Make settings for all Google services in one place: Google+
access and access for applications linked to Google+,
(Magnifier) Use Rear Camera to enlarge objects.
(Play Games) Enjoy Google Play games in one place.
Find new games, save gameplay and score, and engage in
25
manually or automatically.
coming authors, and free titles.
video enjoyment.
Upload videos captured on tablet.
Card.
option service.
Create playlists of your preferred music.
information.
(Play Store) Download from a wide range of applications (free/paid) on
Google Play.
Configure downloaded applications to download updates
(Play Newsstand) Browse a variety of news topics.
Bookmark favorite news items.
(Play Books) Read favorite books and authors anywhere.
Google Play allows you to choose from millions of books
including new titles, New York Times best sellers, up and
(Play Music) Play music.
View music by genre, artist, or album. Create playlists.
(Play Movies & TV) Rent videos from Google Play or download and install for
(Wi-F i Sp ot
Settings)
(YouTube) View a variety of video content uploaded to YouTube.
(App Installer) Install applications saved in internal storage or microSD
(位置ナビ Link)
(ichi navi Link)
(Music) Play music saved in internal storage or microSD Card.
(Voice Search) Search for information on the Internet by speaking into tablet
Allows tablet to connect (log on) to SoftBank Wi-Fi spots
automatically in SoftBank W i-Fi spot service areas.
Requires subscription to SoftBank Wi-Fi spot service.
View in high-quality mode on tablet.
Allows tablet location to be searchable by another user.
Requires the searching user to be subscribed to ichi navi
View by album or artist.
without any typing.
View webpages as well as maps, videos, location/train
information for establishments, and much other related
26
interviews.
shooting.
Sync online with Google Calendar.
national and local governments.
email address after posting whereabouts information.
Storage, etc.
delete downloaded files in a batch.
once.
(Sound Recorder) Record and play back audio from conferences and
(Camera) Capture photos and videos.
Set image size, white balance, etc. Use continuous
(Calendar) Check calendar and manage events.
Switch between day, week, and month views.
(Gallery) Manage and view photos and videos. Crop and rotate
images.
View as slideshow.
(Urgent News) Receive emergency earthquake alerts and tsunami
warnings from the Japan Meteorological Agency.
When an alert is received for your area, tablet sounds an
alert, vibrates, and a message appears. Disaster and
evacuation information can also be received from the
(Search) Search the Internet as well as on-tablet applications and
Calendar.
(Disaster Message
Board)
Post, view, and delete whereabouts information in the event
of a major disaster, such as a "6 " (roku-jyaku, "6 Lower")
or larger earthquake.
Set notification to be automatically sent to a pre-specified
(Photos) View and edit captured photos/videos and back them up to
Google+.
(Settings) Change and check basic settings such as Display, Sound,
(Downloads) View history of browser downloads.
Re-sort files sorted by time according to size, and select and
(Themes) Make Wallpaper, Alarm sound, and other settings together at
27
Requires subscription to optional tethering.
Use functions for many different calculations.
share files with Google Drive.
internal storage or microSD Card.
view, 3D view, etc.
@x.vodafone.ne.jp email address.
(Te t h ering) Allows a 4G tablet to serve as a mobile Wi-Fi router.
(Weather) Check weather for local area or preset cities.
Add and sort cities.
(Calculator) Perform basic operations (addition, subtraction,
multiplication, division).
(Clock) Use alarm, world clock, stopwatch, and timer.
View times around the world with the world clock.
Add a region to view times in multiple regions at the same
time.
(Drive) Google Drive is a Google online storage service. Save and
(Hangouts) Use free photos, emoji, video hangout, etc. to enjoy one-on-
one and group talk.
(File Manager) Manage files by type, and manage files and folders in
(Browser) Access the Internet and browse webpages. Bookmark
frequently-browsed pages.
Open and switch between several windows.
(Maps) View a map of current location or check route.
View traffic information and aerial views. Includes street
(Mail ) Use SMS/S! Mail on a SoftBank tablet. Exchange decore
mail, emoji, etc. with an @softbank.ne.jp or
(Notes) Save frequently-used words/phrases, notes, etc.
(Contacts) Save phone numbers and email addresses.
Note
Some applications require tablet to be used in portrait orientation.
28

Installing Applications

Install in any of the following ways.
A Google account is required to download appli cations. For details on adding an account,
see “Adding a Google Account” (p. 88).
To download from Browser/Google Play
1 From Browser/Google Play, download application Follow
onscreen prompts
Application is installed.
To copy and install application
1 Copy application to tablet
Copy to any folder.
2 In Home Screen, Tools → App Installer Select application
INSTALL
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
Application is installed.
Note
Some applications are incompatible with tablet, and will not operate correctly or can
damage tablet’s system. Only download applications from trusted sources.

Erasing Application Cache

Periodically erasing application cache allows tablet to operate more smoothly.
1 In Home Screen, Settings Manage apps 2 Show ALL tab Clear cache
Cache is erased.
Note
After erasing cache, applications may need to load data again, etc.
29

Uninstalling Applications

1 In Home Screen, Touch & Hold application Drag to 2 OK
Application is uninstalled.
Note
Some applications are permanently installed.
30

6 Messaging

Types of Mail

S! Mail

Exchange messages with S! Mail-compatible SoftBank handsets and email compatible
devices (other mobiles, PCs, etc.) beyond SMS character entry limit; attach media files.
SMS
Exchange short messages (up to 160 single-byte characters) using phone numbers as
addresses.

Gmail

Gmail is Google's webmail service. Tablet automatically syncs with Gmail.
A Google account is required to use Gmail. For details on adding an account, see
“Adding a Google Account” (p. 88).

Email

Use email (POP3/IMAP4) on tablet.
Set up an email account beforehand.
Sending/receiving email on tablet syncs tablet and mail server; sent/received
messages (in the POP protocol, received messages only) are also accessible from PCs.
31

S! Mail Initial Setup

When activating mail for the first time, complete setup to send/receive S! Mail using Wi-Fi.
1 In Home Screen, Mail
Wi-Fi settings appear.
2 Set Now
Wi-Fi connection setup is complete and folder list opens.
To set up later, Tap Set Later.
Note
If you Tap Set Later at initial startup, complete W i-Fi setup for S! Mail later as follows.
In Folder list,
Transmission fees apply when sending international S! Mail messages even if Wi-Fi is
in use.
To receive S! Mail messages using Wi-Fi even when Display is completely dark
(Screen lock active), disable W i-Fi sleep policy in W i-Fi settings.
Send/Receive Settings Wi-Fi Connection

Folder List/Thread List

View mail in folder list or thread list.
Folder list is described in the User Guide.

Switching between Folder List and Thread List

1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Tap name of current list view (Folder list/Thread list) Tap name of
list view to change to
List view switches.

Folder List

Messages are sorted and saved in folders such as Inbox and Sent Box.
32

Thread List

Sent and received S! Mail/SMS is displayed sorted by recipient. When viewing messages
exchanged with Yamamoto-san, messages are displayed as a conversation with
Yamamoto-san within a single thread.
Thread with mailing contact
Message text entry field
Exchanged message content
Send S! Mail/SMS

Sending S! Mail/SMS

Note
When
whether to save the message as a draft. Follow onscreen prompts.
Drafts are saved to Draft Box in folder list, and are indicated as
an S! Mail/SMS draft to edit and send it.
is Tapped while creating S! Mail or SMS, confirmation appears asking
in thread list. Open
33

Sending S! Mail

1 In Home Screen, Mail 2
Alternatively, enter phone numbers or email addresses in Recipient field directly.
3 Phonebook, Outgoing History, Incoming History, or Mail Group
Select recipients OK
Tap Phonebook, Outgoing History, or Incoming History to select recipients from
Phonebook, Outgoing History, or Incoming History.
Tap Mail Group to select a mail group and set all the members on the list as
recipients.
After setting recipients, Tap
addresses or set them to Cc/Bcc.
To delete a recipient, Tap
to check recipients' phone numbers/email
and then .
4 Tap Subject field Enter subject 5 Tap Compose email field Enter text 6 Send → Send
S! Mail is sent.
Failed S! Mail messages are saved as drafts.

Sending SMS

1 In Home Screen, Mail 2
Alternatively, enter phone number in Recipient field directly.
3 Tap recipient
After setting recipient, Tap to check recipient's phone number.
To delete recipient, Tap
and then .
4 Tap Compose SMS field Enter text 5 Send → Send
SMS is sent.
Failed SMS messages are saved as drafts.
34

Sending Decore Mail by S! Mail

Using a Template

Choose from a variety of designs to decorate mail.
1 In Home Screen, Mail → Template → Flick left/right to select
template
2 SELECT 3 Enter recipients Enter subject Enter text 4 Send → Send
Decore mail is sent.

Decorating S! Mail

1 While entering message text,
Message is ready to be decorated.
2 Tap decorating method Follow onscreen prompts
Decorate while entering message text.

Opening & Replying to S! Mail/SMS

Tablet receives S! Mail/SMS messages automatically by default. Optionally, retrieve
messages manually, and also retrieve all messages stored on the server.

Opening New S! Mail/SMS

When message arrives, new message notice and Notification Indicator appear.
1 Read
S! Mail/SMS message window opens.
To open new message from Notification Indicator, Drag Notification Bar down for
Notifications Window, then Tap corresponding notification.
For two or more new messages, folder list opens.
35
Note
Set spam filtering to save messages from senders not in Phonebook to spam mail.
New mail notification does not appear. To check messages saved to spam mail:
In Home Screen, Mail → Spam Box
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen instructions.

Retrieving S! Mail/SMS Manually

1 In Home Screen, Mail
Mail is received.

Retrieving Server Mail

1 In Home Screen, Mail → → Handle Server Mail 2 Receive whole content for all server mails / Receive subject and
sender for all server mails
Server mail is received.

Replying to S! Mail/SMS

1 In S! Mail/SMS message window, or 2 Enter text 3 Send → Send
Message is sent.

Forwarding S! Mail/SMS

1 In S! Mail/SMS message window, 2 Enter recipients Enter text 3 Send → Send
Message is forwarded.
36

Managing S! Mail/SMS

Viewing S! Mail/SMS

1 In Home Screen, Mail
Folder list opens.
2 Tap Inbox or subfolder of Inbox
S! Mail/SMS message list opens.
To view sent messages, Tap Sent Box/subfolder of Sent Box for sent S! Mail/SMS
message list
To v iew message drafts and unsent messages, Tap Draft Box for draft/unsent S!
Mail/SMS message list.
3 Tap message
S! Mail/SMS message window opens.
Note
Add widgets to check message information in Home Screen. W idgets are available in
“easy mode” and “detailed mode” versions. Check number of unread messages with
easy mode widgets. Check date/time and preview of messages in addition to number of
unread messages with detailed mode widgets. Content of latest message appears if all
messages are read.
Deleting All Server Mail
In folder list,
Checking Available Storage on Mail Server
In folder list,
Creating Subfolder
In folder list,
folder name → Create
Setting Sort Rules for Subfolders
In folder list, Touch & Hold subfolder
Subject, or Mail Group Enter/select sender, domain, keyword, or mail group
Follow onscreen prompts
To select sender/domain from Contacts, Tap
Tap
Handle Server Mail Delete all mails Delete
Handle Server Mail Check storage space
Create Inbox Folder or Create Sentbox Folder Enter
Add R ule Sender, Domain,
.
to delete rules.
37
Sort rules are unavailable for Inbox and Sent Box.
Changing Subfolder Name
In folder list, Touch & Hold subfolder
Inbox and Sent Box names are unchangeable.
Changing Sort Order of Subfolders
In folder list, Touch & Hold subfolder
Sort order of Inbox and Sent Box is unchangeable.
Deleting Subfolders
In folder list, Touch & Hold subfolder
Select whether to move messages in subfolder to Inbox or Sent Box.
Inbox and Sent Box cannot be deleted.
Searching Messages
In S! Mail/SMS message list,
Search by Body Text/Subject → Enter search text → OK → Tap the message
Sorting Messages
In S! Mail/SMS message list,
Setting All Messages as Read
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold any message Tap 1 item selected
then Select all
Setting a Message as Read
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold message
To select several messages, Touch & Hold first message then select other messages.
Setting a Message as Unread
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold message
To select several messages, Touch & Hold first message then select other messages.
Viewing Previous or Next Message
In S! Mail/SMS message window, Flick left/right
Protecting Messages
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
To unprotect message, Tap Unlock Message.
Saving Attachments
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
Deleting a Message in S! Mail/SMS Message List
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold message
To select several messages, Touch & Hold first message then select other messages.
Search by Sender/Recipient’s Name or
Sort Tap sort rule
Enter folder name Create
Tap Up/Down Done
Delete
Lock Message
Select attachment Save
Delete
38
Deleting a Message in S! Mail/SMS Message Window
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
Moving a Message in S! Mail/SMS Message List
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold message
to
To select several messages, Touch & Hold first message then select other messages.
Moving a Message in S! Mail/SMS Message W indow
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
to
Reporting Spam in S! Mail/SMS Message List
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold message
Only one message can be selected.
Reporting Spam in S! Mail/SMS Message Window
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
Listing Sender and Recipient Addresses in S! Mail/SMS Message List
In S! Mail/SMS message list, Touch & Hold message
Only one message can be selected.
Listing Sender and Recipient Addresses in S! Mail/SMS Message W indow
In S! Mail/SMS message window,
Delete
Tap folder to move
Move to subfolder Tap folder to move
Ye s
Declare Spam Yes

Folder List

Number of unread messages
Subfolder
39
Icon
Description
Icon
Description
Number of drafts/unsent messages
Number of spam messages
Send Failure

S! Mail/SMS Message List

Sender, subject, date & time sent/received/saved, etc.
Attachment
Replied
Forwarded
Sent
Delivery Report
High Priority
Low Priority
Protected
Sending
40
Icon
Description
Waiting to Send
Sending Scheduled
Send Failure
Registering Auto Resend
Draft

S! Mail/SMS Message Window

Sender, recipient, subject, date & time sent/received/saved, etc.
Message text
Sender/recipients list. Tap for list of addresses included in
sender/recipient fields.
Delivery report. Tap for report. Appears for sent messages.
Attachment. Tap to save attachment.

Backing Up S! Mail/SMS Data

Back up message data on tablet to microSD Card.
41
Back up messages saved on tablet. Data for all messages must be backed up together
at the same time.
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Common Settings → Mail Save&Load → Backup/Restore 3 Backup(S!Mail Specific) → OK 4 OK → Airplane mode ( ) →
Backup starts.
5 OK → Airplane mode ( ) →
Messages are backed up.

Restoring S! Mail/SMS Data

Restore message data backed up to microSD Card to tablet.
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Common Settings → Mail Save&Load → Backup/Restore 3 Restore(S!Mail Specific) → OK 4 OK Airplane mode ( ) 5 Tap files → OK
Restore starts.
6 OK Airplane mode ( )
Messages are restored.

Moving S! Mail/SMS Data (Export)

Export message data on tablet in vMessage format to microSD Card. vMessage format is
compatible with other smartphones and SoftBank mobile phones (3G).
Export either received message data, sent message data, or drafts/unsent message
data saved on tablet all together. Data for all messages must be saved together at the
same time.
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Common Settings → Mail Save&Load → Export/Import 3 Export(vMessage) → OK
If download confirmation and terms of agreement appear, follow onscreen prompts.
4 Tap message category → 実行(OK)
42
Export starts.
5 OK
Data is exported.
Note
Exported message data is saved to the locations below.
Received message data: /sdcard/private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Inbox/Inbox.BCK
Sent message data: /sdcard/private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Sent Messages/Sent
Messages.BCK
Draft/unsent message data: /sdcard/private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Drafts/Drafts.BCK
Filenames of exported data are formatted as the year, month, and date saved to
microSD Card. For example, message data saved on December 1st, 2014 is formatted
as "14120100.vmg." Several files saved on the same day are formatted starting as
"14120101.vmg," with the last two digits increasing sequentially. If tablet clock is unset,
formatting appears as "XXXXXX.vmg."

Moving S! Mail/SMS Data (Import)

Import message data exported to microSD Card or other media in vMessage format to
tablet.
To import data from a previously used mobile phone, etc., first save the data you want
to import to microSD Card or other media.
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Common Settings → Mail Save&Load → Export/Import 3 Import(vMessage) → OK 4 Tap message category → OK 5 OK Airplane mode ( ) 6 Select files → OK
Import starts.
7 OK Airplane mode ( )
Data is imported.
Note
Imported message data is saved to the locations below.
Received message data: /sdcard/private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Inbox/Inbox.BCK
43
Sent message data: /sdcard/private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Sent Messages/Sent
Messages.BCK
Draft/unsent message data: /sdcard/private/MYFOLDER/Mail/Drafts/Drafts.BCK
This application also imports messages for which privacy settings, such as secret mode,
were configured on a previous mobile phone. Imported data can be viewed.
Message data that was encrypted and backed up on a previous mobile phone cannot
be imported with this application.

Operations When Creating S! Mail/SMS

Use these functions when sending, replying to, or forwarding messages.

Switching to S! Mail

1 While creating SMS, Switch to S!Mail OK
Tablet switches to S! Mail.

Switching to SMS

1 While creating S! Mail, Switch to SMS OK
Tablet switches to SMS.

Attaching Files

1 While creating S! Mail, 2 Tap file type → Follow onscreen prompts
File is attached.

Specify Date/Time to Send

Create a message to be sent automatically at a specific time.
44
1 After entering recipients/subject/message text, Sending
Reservation
2 Specify date to send on → Set 3 Specify time to send at → Set → OK
Message is saved as a draft, and automatically sent at the specified time on the
specified date.

Entering Emoji Pictograms

1 While entering subject/message text, 2 Tap emoji
Emoji is entered.
Tap My PIC while entering message text to select My Pictograms.
Tap
on the My Pictogram tab to select My Pictograms saved to microSD Card.

Previewing before Sending

Check how created S! Mail/SMS will be viewed.
1 While creating S! Mail/SMS, Preview
Preview opens.

Setting Priority Levels

1 While creating S! Mail, Set priority 2 Tap priority level → OK
Priority level is set.

Requesting Delivery Reports

1 While creating S! Mail/SMS, Delivery reports 2 Request a delivery report for this message you send ( ) → OK
Requesting of delivery reports is set.
45
Item
Description
Message Notice
Show popup for new messages.
messages.
Color Style Setting
Change the screen design.
Font Size options
Change the font size.
Double enlarge image
Automatically enlarge small inline images.
Decore Picture Setting
Change sort order of or delete decore mail pictures.
mobile phones (3G).
Contacts to Spam Box.

Discarding a Message Draft

Discard a message that is being created without saving it as a draft.
1 While creating S! Mail/SMS, Delete 2 Delete
Mail draft is discarded.

S! Mail/SMS Settings

Make settings for S! Mail/SMS.

Common Settings

Settable items are the following.
Sound/Vibration Set ringtone, vibration, incoming lamp, etc. for new
Thread Mode Show all messages in conversation threads.
My Pictogram Setting Change sort order of or delete My Pictograms.
Mail Save&Load Back up/restore message data or export/import
message data in vMessage format. vMessage format is
compatible with other smartphones and SoftBank
Spam mail folder Enable sorting of messages from senders not in
Initialization Return message settings to defaults.
46
used space on microSD Card and in internal storage.
Item
Description
Mail.
whether to show confirmations.
Settings
background.
Advanced Settings Enable old messages to be automatically deleted and
set number of messages that can be saved. Check
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Common Settings → Set each item
Settings are made.

Send/Receive Settings

Settable items are the following.
Receive Settings Make S! Mail/SMS receive settings. Set what portions
of S! Mail to first retrieve, whether to automatically
retrieve S! Mail during roaming, and whether to
automatically check new messages when activating S!
Send Settings Make S! Mail/SMS send settings. Set whether to quote
a message when replying to S! Mail , whether to request
delivery reports for sent S! Mail/SMS messages, and
Wi-Fi Connection Make S! Mail settings for Wi-Fi connections.
SMS Send/Receive
Set the application used for sending/receiving SMS.
Display Progress Set whether to send and receive messages in the
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Send/Receive Settings → Set each item
Settings are made.

Mail Group Settings

1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Mail Group Settings
47
Item
Description
Mail Address
View mail address.
Change Mail Address
Navigate to My SoftBank to change mail address, etc.
Mail Group Setting window opens.
Note
Adding a Mail Group
In Mail Group Setting window, Add Mail Group Enter group name → OK
Tap
to enter emoji.
Adding Members to a Group
In Mail Group Setting window, Tap group Add Group Member Phonebook,
Outgoing Histor y, Incoming History, or Direct Input → Enter/select contact →
OK
Editing a Group Name
In Mail Group Setting window, Touch & Hold group → Edit group name → OK
Tap
to enter emoji.
Deleting a Group
In Mail Group Setting window, Tap
Deleting Members
In Mail Group Setting window, Tap group → Tap
next to group Delete
next to member Delete

Number/Address Settings

Settable and viewable items are the following.
Phone Number View phone number.
1 In Home Screen, Mail 2 Number/Address Settings Set each item
Settings are made.

Creating & Sending Gmail

Use Google's webmail service. Sign in to a Google Account beforehand.
48

Creating/Sending Gmail

1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
2
Compose window opens.
3 Enter recipient, subject, and text SEND
Gmail is sent.
Note
Adding Cc/Bcc Recipients
In Compose window, + CC/BCC → Add recipients
Attaching Files
In Compose window,
Saving as Draft
While creating message,
Message is saved as a draft.
Discarding Message Being Created
In Compose window,
Gmail messages are not received if recipient device is set to reject messages sent from
PCs.
Attach file Tap fil e
Save draft
Discar d Discard

Opening Received Gmail

Gmail groups all related messages by subject (Thread View).

Opening New Gmail

appears in Notification Bar for new Gmail.
1 Drag Notification Bar down for Notifications Window
Notifications W indow appears.
2 Tap new Gmail
The Gmail message opens.
49
For two or more new messages with different subjects, Inbox opens.

Opening Gmail

1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Tap thread
Message window opens.
Note
Replying to Messages
In message window,
Forwarding Messages
In message window,
Create message
Create message

Managing Saved Gmail

Using Labels

Gmail saves all messages in one box. Adding labels to each thread sorts threads by label.
For example, when a message is received and a new thread is made, the label “Inbox” is
automatically added. Then, by adding the label "travel," all threads with "travel" are shown
in a list.
1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Touch & Hold thread to add label to
Window appears with thread selected.
To select several threads, Touch & Hold threads.
3 Change labels Select label OK
Label is added.
50

Archiving Threads

Remove sent and received Gmail (threads) so they no longer appear. When replies arrive
for archived threads, they appear again.
1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Touch & Hold thread to archive (hide)
Thread selection window opens.
To select several threads, Touch & Hold threads.
3 or
Thread is archived.

Muting Threads

If registered on a mailing list, there will be threads with always-continuing conversations.
For long threads that are not important, mute the threads and they will no longer appear.
When mail arrives that includes user's address as a recipient or in Cc, mail will again
appear.
1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Touch & Hold thread to mute
Thread selection window opens.
To select several threads, Touch & Hold threads.
3 Mute
Thread is hidden.

Deleting Threads

1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Touch & Hold thread to delete
Thread selection window opens.
To select several threads, Touch & Hold threads.
51
3
Thread is deleted.

Searching Mail

1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Enter search text
Search results appear.

Reporting Spam

1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Touch & Hold thread to report
Thread selection window opens.
To select several threads, Touch & Hold threads.
3 Report spam or Report phishing
Spam/phishing is reported.

Switching Google Accounts/Inboxes/Labels

1 In Home Screen, Google Gmail
INBOX opens.
2 Tap account, inbox, or label to switch to
Account/inbox/label switches.
52

Using Email

Setting an Account

Check username (user ID), password, server name, etc. beforehand for the email
account.
1 In Home Screen, Email
If no account is set up, account registration window opens.
2 Tap account type → Follow onscreen prompts
Email setup is complete.

Adding Accounts

1 In Home Screen, Email
Inbox opens.
2 Settings NEW ACCOUNT
NEW ACCOUNT window opens.
Follow onscreen prompts.

Creating/Sending Email

1 In Home Screen, Email
Inbox opens.
2
Compose window opens.
3 Enter recipient, subject, and text
Email is sent.

Opening New Email

appears in Notification Bar for new email.
1 Drag Notification Bar down for Notifications Window
53
Notifications W indow appears.
2 Tap new email notification
Email message opens.
For two or more new messages with different subjects, Inbox opens.

Opening Email

1 In Home Screen, Email
Inbox opens.
2 Tap message
Message opens.
Note
Resetting Message as Unread
In Inbox, Touch & Hold message
Deleting Message
In Inbox, Touch & Hold message
Replying to Message
In opened message,
Forwarding Message
In opened message,
Create message
Create message
54

7 Multimedia

Importing Photos

Use a USB OTG cable (sold separatel y) to import photos to tablet from a camera or other
device (USB flash drive, smartphone, etc.).
Note
Before purchasing a USB OTG cable (sold separately), contact a SoftBank-designated
manufacturer or the manufacturer of the device.
1 Use USB OTG cable (sold separately) to connect device to tablet
2 In Home Screen, File Manager
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
3 Local tab → USB 4 Tap or Select photos or folders to import 5 COPY or CUT 6 Select where to save file → P ASTE
55

Viewing Photos & Videos

Use Gallery to view photos and videos. This application automatically searches for and
sorts photos and videos saved in internal storage or microSD Card for easy browsing.
1 In Home Screen, Gallery 2 Tap photo or video
Image appears in full-screen mode.
Flick left/right for previous or next file.
Note
Pinch/Spread image to zoom in/out.
Use the following while viewing photos and movies.
Activate Camera
Share photos and videos
Delete photos and videos
Open menu for other options
Edit opened photo

Sharing Photos & Videos

Use Bluetooth®, email, etc. to share photos and videos.
1 In Home Screen, Gallery 2 Touch & Hold photo or video → Share → Tap application →
Follow onscreen prompts

Shooting Panoramas

Capture panoramic shots even without a wide-angle lens.
1 In Home Screen, Camera 2 (capture mode)
Panorama Viewfinder opens.
3 Tap to start capture Pan tablet slowly 4
56
Capture is completed.
Capture also completes automatically when capture limit is reached.
After capture is completed, tablet then creates panorama.
Note
Panorama is not captured if screen frame is red. Tablet may have been panned too
quickly or moved outside the capturable range.
57

8 Useful Functions

Using Urgent News

View received emergency earthquake alerts and tsunami warnings from the Japan
Meteorological Agency, as well as disaster and evacuation information from the national
and local governments (receive setting is enabled at time of purchase).

If Urgent News Arrives

and a message appear in Notification B ar. Tablet sounds quake alert or
disaster/evacuation information alert, and vibrates.
Urgent News is not received during calls or transmissions, or when signal is weak.
Alert sounds for arriving Urgent News even if in silent mode.
1 Drag Notification Bar down for Notifications Window
Notifications W indow opens.
2 Tap Urgent News
Urgent News list opens.
3 Tap the Urgent News
The Urgent News opens.
Note
Disabling Urgent News
In Urgent News list,
Incoming Setting (
Depending on location/conditions, tablet may receive alerts for other areas or no alerts.
SoftBank Mobile Corp. cannot be held liable for any damages associated with this
service, including accidents resulting from received information, reception timing or
reception failure.
Standby time may decrease when Urgent News Incoming Setting is enabled.
Urgent News Incoming Setting Urgent News
)
58

Opening Old Urgent News

1 In Home Screen, Urgent News
Urgent News list opens.
2 Tap the Urgent News
The Urgent News opens.

Using Google Maps

Features available with Google Maps include maps of current location, routes to
destinations, and views of traffic conditions and aerial views.

Viewing Maps of Specified Places

1 In Home Screen, Google Maps
Map opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
2 Enter address, city, facility name, etc. Tap address, ci ty,
facility name, etc. in candidates
Map of specified location opens.
Note
Viewing Current Location
Enable GPS beforehand.
In map,
Obtaining Useful Vicinity Information
Enable GPS beforehand.
In map,
Viewing Traffic Conditions, Aerial View, etc.
Enable GPS beforehand.
In map,
Checking Route to Destination
In map,
Settings Tap information to obtain Tap information
Tap information to view
Follow onscreen prompts
59
Finding Detailed Operation Instructions
In map,
Help

Using Hangouts

Hangouts is Google's instant messaging service. Use to communicate with other Hangout
users, and also use video calling. Log in to a Google account beforehand.
1 In Home Screen, Google Hangouts
Hangouts opens.
2 3 Enter friend’s name, mail address, phone number, circle Tap
friend Follow onscreen prompts
Chat window or video chat window opens.
Each time text is entered, the corresponding friend appears.
If a friend is not in a Hangout, message appears. Tap Send invite to invite them to
the Hangout.
Note
Ending a Chat
In Hangouts window, Flick the chat left/right
Ending a Video Chat
In video chat window,
Disabling Chat History
Do not create a chat history.
In chat window,
Deleting Chat History
Delete all chat history.
In chat window,
Turn history off
Delete Delete

Using Google Search

Search information saved on tablet and in tablet applications as well as on the Internet.
60

Searching

1 In Home Screen, Google
Search window opens.
If a description for Google Now appears, Tap NEXT and read information. Tap YES,
I’M IN. to use Google Now.
2 Enter search keywords
Search results appear.
To search by voice, Tap
Note
Changing Search Information
In search window,
Using Google Now
Google Now automatically searches for information based on search keywords used
until now, location information for user's current location, etc. and presents search
results. Google Now also informs user of scheduled events.
In search window,
Enable location information beforehand to fully use Google Now.
Canceling Google Now
In search window,
disable location histor y Turn off
and speak search words into tablet.
Settings Tablet search Tap where to search
Settings for Google Now YES, I’M IN.
Settings for Google Now Select whether to
Searching for Information by Voice (Voice
Search)
Search for information on the Internet by voice.

Using Google Voice Search

1 In Home Screen, Voice Search
Voice Search opens.
2 Speak words to search with into tablet
61
Search results appear.

Using Calculator

1 In Home Screen, Tools → Calculator
Calculator opens.
2 Tap onscreen keys
Calculation result appears.
Note
Cutting or Copying Calculation Result
Touch & Hold calculation result Cut all or Copy all

Using Calendar

Use calendar to manage a schedule. Sync online with Google Calendar. Sign in to a
Google Account beforehand.
1 In Home Screen, Calendar
Calendar opens.
Note
Showing Calendar for Today
In Calendar,
Changing Calendar View
In Calendar, Tap Year, Month, Week, Day, or Agenda at upper left
View Next or Previous Month (Month View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
View Next or Previous Week (Week View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
View Next or Previous Day (Day View)
In Calendar, Flick left/right
View Next or Previous Time Period (Day/Week View)
In Calendar, Flick up/down
62

Adding Events to Calendar

1 In Home Window, Calendar
Calendar opens.
2
New event window opens.
3 Enter event name, start date/time, end date/time, etc. → Save
Event is added.

Checking Events

1 In Home Screen, Calendar
Calendar opens.
2 Tap date → Tap event
Event details open.
In event details, Tap
In event details, Tap
to edit event.
to delete event.

Syncing Calendar

1 In Home Screen, Calendar
Calendar opens.
2 Calendars to display 3 Select items to sync
Sync settings are made.

Using Clock

Set alarms and check world times.
63

Setting Alarms

1 In Home Screen, Clock
Clock opens.
2 Alarm tab
Alarm window appears.
3 Set items DONE
Alarm is set.
At the alarm time, tablet sounds alarm and vibrates.
Note
Toggling Alarm On/Off
In alarm window,
Tap to toggle on (
Stopping an Alarm
During alarm, Drag Close right
Setting Whether Tablet Sounds Alarm and Vibrates in Silent Mode
In alarm window,
Tap to toggle set (
or for alarm
) or off ( ).
Alarm in silent mode ( )
) or canceled ( ).

Using World Clock

1 In Home Screen, Clock
Clock opens.
2 World clock tab
World clock window appears.
3 Tap city
City is added.
Note
Selecting and Deleting Cities
In world clock window, Touch & Hold city → Remove city → OK
Changing Sort Order of Cities
In world clock window,
REARRANGE
→ Rearrange Drag to new position
64

Using Stopwatch

1 In Home Screen, Clock
Clock opens.
2 Stopwatch tab
Stopwatch window appears.
3 Start
Timing starts.
4 Stop
Time is shown.
Note
Resetting Timing Result
After timing, Reset
Timing Laps
While timing, Lap
To reset lap times, after timing, Tap Reset.

Using Timer

1 In Home Screen, Clock
Clock opens.
2 Timer tab
Timer window appears.
3 Set time → Start
Countdown starts.
After time elapses, tablet sounds alarm and/or vibrates. To stop countdown, Tap
Reset.
Note
Changing Alarm Tone
In timer window,
Tap alarm tone APPLY
65

Using YouTube

View a variety of video contents uploaded to YouTube, and upload videos from tablet.

Viewing Videos

1 In Home Screen, Google YouTube
YouTube opens.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
2 Tap video
Video plays.
Tap Display while a video is playing for play/pause.
Note
Uploading Videos
In YouTube window, Uploads
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
Set a YouTube account beforehand.
Tap video → Enter title, etc. → UPLOAD

Music Files

Playing Music Files

The following file formats are supported.
MP3, WAV, AAC, AMR-NB, OGG, MIDI
1 In Home Screen, Music
Library opens.
2 Tap category → Tap song
Song plays.
Note
Tap music image for Player window.
66

Player Window Layout

Return to library
Music image
Add/delete favorites
Toggle shuffle playback, repeat all, repeat song, and normal playback
Menu
Show list of played songs, albums, playlists
Song name / album name / artist name
Lyrics
Drag to move anywhere in song
Volume bar
Play next song
Pause/play
Play previous song / play current song from beginning
67

Creating Playlists

1 In Home Screen, Music
Library opens.
2 Show music category to add from in Library 3 → Add to playlist 4 Select songs to add ADD 5 Create new playlist Enter playlist name → Save
Playlist is created and music is added.
Note
Adding Current Song to Playlist
In Player window,
Music is added to playlist.
Add to playlist Select playlist

Using Notes

Quickly create often-used text, memos, etc.

Creating a Note

1 In Home Screen, Tools → Notes
Notes opens.
2 Enter content
Note is saved.

Viewing Notes

1 In Home Screen, Tools → Notes
Notes opens.
2 Tap note
Note opens.
Note
68
Editing Notes
In note list, Tap note → Tap note area
Editing starts.
Deleting Notes
In note list,
Select note DELETE Delete

Recording/Playing Back Audio

Record audio from conferences and interviews for playback. Audio files are saved to
internal storage.

Recording Audio

1 In Home Screen, Tools → Sound Recorder
Sound Recorder opens.
2
Recording starts.
3 to end recording
Recording ends.

Playing Back Previous Audio Recordings

1 In Sound Recorder,
File list opens.
2 Tap file
Playback starts.
Note
Deleting Files
In file list,
Sending Files
In file list,
prompts
Select file OK
Select file Tap send method Follow onscreen
69
Viewing Details of File
In file list,

Using Tablet as Magnifier

Use Rear Camera for magnifying objects.
1 In Home Screen, Tools → Magnifier
Magnifier opens.
2 Hold Rear Camera up to object and view in Display
Object is shown enlarged.
70

9 Customizing

Change the Wallpaper in Home Screen, widget settings, and notification tone.

Changing Themes

Several themes are available on tablet for easily changing the Display design.
1 In Home Screen, Themes 2 Tap theme → APPLY
Theme is changed.

Adding Widgets to Home Screen

Add calendar, bookmark, and other widgets to Home Screen.
1 Touch & Hold open area of Home Screen
Option menu for Home Screen opens.
2 Widgets
Widget edit window opens.
3 Touch & Hold widget Drag to location
Widget is added to Home Screen.
71

Adding Home Screen Pages

1 Touch & Hold open area of Home Screen
Option menu for Home Screen opens.
2 Thumbnails
Thumbnails edit window opens.
3
Page is added to Home Screen.
Note
In thumbnails edit window, Tap
Moving Home Screen Pages
In thumbnails edit window, Touch & Hold page Drag to location
to delete pages.

Changing Notification Tones

1 In Home Screen, Settings → Sound 2 Other notification tone Tap tone → APPLY
Notification tone is changed.

Changing Font Sizes

1 In Home Screen, Settings → Display 2 Font size → Tap size
Font size is set.

Adjusting Display Brightness

1 In Home Screen, Settings → Display 2 Brightness → Drag slider left/right to adjust → OK
Tap Automatic brightness to set brightness automatically based on surrounding
brightness.
72

10 File Sharing

Sharing Files with Wi-Fi Direct

Use a Wi-Fi network to connect with wireless devices. Once connected, files can be
quickly shared.
1 In Home Screen, Settings for Wi-Fi ( )
Wi-Fi is enabled.
Tap
2 Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings appear.
3 Wi-Fi direct
Wi-Fi Direct settings open.
Only either Wi-Fi Direct or Wi-Fi can be used at any one time.
4 Tap device to connect 5 Permit connection on other device
Devices are connected.
6 Transfer data from other device
Data is received.
to disable Wi-Fi ( ).
Note
Sending Data
Set the application to send by Wi-Fi Direct Tap other device receiving data
Ending Wi-Fi Direct Connection
In Wi-Fi Direct settings, Tap connected device OK
Files can be shared without pairing the other device if it is on the same network and
has Wi-Fi Direct enabled.

Sharing Files with Bluetooth®

1 In Home Screen, Settings for Bluetooth ( )
Bluetooth® is enabled.
Tap
to disable Bluetooth® ( ).
73
mode
microSD Card and computer.
2 Bluetooth
Bluetooth® settings open.
3 SEARCH FOR DEVICES
Found Bluetooth® devices appear in AVAILABLE DEVICES.
4 Tap device to pair/connect 5 Follow onscreen prompts
Name of paired/connected Bluetooth® device appears in PAIRED DEVICES.
If necessary, enter Bluetooth
passkey must be entered on any two devices exchanging data.
See the device user guide for the Bluetooth
®
passkey (authentication code). The same Bluetooth®
®
passkey.
6 Send data from other device → Accept
Data is received.
Note
Sending Data
Set the application to send by Bluetooth
Unpairing Devices
In Bluetooth
Available when connected to Bluetooth
®
settings, for paired device Unpair
®
Tap other device receiving data
®
-compatible device.

Sharing Files by Computer

Use Micro USB Cable (sold separately) to connect tablet with a computer. Follow
onscreen prompts to select a connection method for sharing files.
Connection
Media device
(MTP)
Function Ste ps
View and manage files in
internal storage and microSD
Card from a computer.
74
Click new drive name appearing
on computer. Transfer files
between internal storage or
computer.
Card is installed in tablet.
View and manage multimedia
files in internal storage and
microD Card from a computer
using Windows Media Player 11
or later.
Activate Windows Media Player
on computer. Follow onscreen
prompts on tablet to transfer
multimedia files between internal
storage or microSD Card and
USB flash
drive
View and manage files saved
on microSD Card from a
computer.
Available when microSD
Click new drive name appearing
on computer. Transfer files
between microSD Card and
computer.
75

11 Contacts

Adding Contacts

Use the Contacts application to manage contacts information including names, phone
numbers, and email addresses.
1 In Home Screen, Contacts
Contacts opens.
2
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.
3 Enter required items
Tap to delete a selected item’s entry field.
Tap
in Name field to enter a name prefix, middle name, etc.
Tap Mobile or Home for entry fields to select labels (categories).
Tap Add another field to add an address, notes, etc.
4 SAV E

Syncing Contacts

Sync contacts saved to a Gmail or Exchange account with tablet.
1 In Home Screen, Settings 2 Tap account type in ACCOUNTS field → Tap account to sync 3 Tap Sync Contacts
Sync settings are made.
Note
If no account is listed for syncing with tablet, Tap Add account and add an account.
Accounts are synced automatically once the account is added.

Importing Contacts

Import contacts from microSD Card.
1 In Home Screen, Contacts
76
Contacts opens.
2 Import/Export Select where to import to Follow
onscreen prompts
Contacts are imported.

Backing Up Contacts

Back up contacts to internal storage or microSD Card as a precaution to contacts being
accidently erased or lost.
1 In Home Screen, Contacts
Contacts opens.
2 Import/Export Export to storage Export Tap
contacts → OK
Contacts are exported.

Sharing Contacts

Use email and Bluetooth® to share contacts saved in tablet.
1 In Home Screen, Contacts
Contacts opens.
2 Tap contact to share → → Share → Tap application → Follow
onscreen prompts
Contact is sent.
77

12 Tablet Settings

Wi-Fi Settings

Select from detected Wi-Fi networks.
1 In Home Screen, Settings for Wi-Fi ( )
Wi-Fi is enabled.
Tap
2 Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi settings appear.
3 Tap access point → Enter password → Connect
Tablet is connected.
Password (indicated by WEP, WPA, KEY, etc.) may be found on a label on your
Wi-Fi router. For details, contact the vendor of the router. For public wireless LAN
services, inquire about the password with your ISP.
Omit password entry for unprotected access points.
Note
If both a Wi-Fi network and a mobile network are available, tablet connects to the Wi-Fi
network first. If W i-Fi becomes disconnected, tablet connects to the mobile network.
To connect to a Wi-Fi network that uses a hidden SSID ,
required network information (SSID etc.) to connect.
Using WPS (push-button) to Connect
In Wi-Fi settings,
OK
Using WPS (WPS PIN) to Connect
In Wi-Fi settings,
access point
Connecting to W i-Fi Direct-Capable Device to Transfer Data
In Wi-Fi settings, Wi-Fi direct Tap device Permit connection on other
device
to disable Wi-Fi ( ).
Add network Enter
WPS Push Button Press push-button on access point
Input WPS PIN Enter WPS PIN shown on tablet in
78
Item
Description
connections
a Wi-Fi connection is poor.
Install certificates
Install Wi-Fi authentication certificates.
IP address
Check IP address.

Advanced Wi-Fi Settings

Make detailed W i-Fi settings. Settable items are the following.
Network
notification
Keep Wi-Fi on
during sleep
Avoid poor
MAC address Check MAC address.
Set whether tablet notifies that an available access point is
detected.
Add a checkmark so that tablet makes this notification when
Wi-Fi is enabled and tablet is not connected to an access
point.
Set whether W i-Fi connection is maintained even while tablet
Display is off.
Set whether to switch automatically to a mobile network when
1 In Wi-Fi settings, Advanced
Advanced settings open.
2 Check/set each item
Check or make detailed settings.

Bluetooth Settings

Connect to a Bluetooth®-compatible mobile phone to transfer data, or connect a headset
or other handsfree device. First, enable Bluetooth
settings.
1 In Home Screen, Settings for Bluetooth ( )
Bluetooth® is enabled.
Tap
to disable Bluetooth® ( ).
2 Bluetooth
Bluetooth® settings open.
®
, and then make settings in Bluetooth
79

Pairing/Connecting

Pair or connect with another device for data transfers.
1 In Bluetooth
®
settings, SEARCH FOR DEVICES
Found Bluetooth® devices appear in AVAILABLE DEVICES.
2 Tap device to pair/connect 3 Follow onscreen prompts
Name of paired/connected Bluetooth® device appears in PAIRED DEVICES.
If necessary, enter Bluetooth
passkey must be entered on any two devices exchangi ng data. See the device
user guide for the Bluetooth
Note
Changing Tablet Name
In Bluetooth
®
settings, Rename tablet Enter name Rename
Setting Time that Tablet is Visible to Other Devices
In Bluetooth
®
settings, Visibility timeout Tap setting
Viewing Files Received by Bluetooth
In Bluetooth
®
settings, Show received files Follow onscreen prompts
Changing Names of Paired Devices
In Bluetooth
®
settings, for paired device Rename Enter name OK
Emoji are not available.
Available when connected to a Bluetooth
Unpairing Devices
In Bluetooth
®
settings, for paired device Unpair
Available when connected to Bluetooth
®
passkey (authentication code). The same Bluetooth®
®
passkey.
®
®
-compatible device.
®
-compatible device.

Sending Data

Send data including contacts, photos, and videos to another Bluetooth®-compatible
device.
Enable Bluetooth
®
on tablet and pair with other device beforehand.
1 On the application’s menu, Bluetooth 2 Tap other device
80
Item
Description
Data roaming
Set whether to enable data transmission during roaming.
Network Mode
Set type of networks to connect to.
reminder
disconnected.
(network); use to manually connect to a carrier.
After operating other device to receive data, data is sent.
After data is sent,
appears in Notification Bar.

Receiving Data

Enable Bluetooth® on tablet and pair with other device beforehand.
1 Send data from other device
appears in Notification Bar, and screen indicating a fil e was forwarded appears.
2 Accept
Data is received.
After data is received,
appears in Notification Bar.

Mobile Network Settings

Set network, carrier, etc. Settable items are the following.
Data service Set whether to enable data transmission via mobile networks.
Network switch
Enable always-on
mobile data
Access Point
Names
Network operators Tablet is set by default to connect to an appropriate carrier
Set whether to switch to a mobile network if Wi-Fi is
Set whether to always enable data access via mobile
networks.
Add, edit, and delete access points.
Also, switch access points.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Mobile networks
Mobile network settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.
81
Item
Description
Airplane mode
Disable all signal-emitting functions. Tablet remains on.
Data usage
For details, see “Data Usage Operations” (p. 82).
Item
Description
Mobile data
Set whether to enable data transmission.
limit

More Settings

Set operation of other functions. S ettable items are the following.
Default SMS app Set application to use for SMS.
VPN Add a VPN.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → More
More settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.

Data Usage Operations

Check data transmission usage and limit usage. Settable items are the following.
Set mobile data
Set an upper limit and alert data level for data usage.
82
Tap an application name to view details for the application.
Item
Description
Wallpaper
Set Wallpaper in Home Screen.
Smart Back Light
Set tablet not to enter sleep mode while held.
Sleep
Set time until Display turns off after period of no operation.
Data usage cycle Set a reset date for data usage.
Tap Data usage cycle field Change cycle Select
reset date → Tap Set to set reset data and change data
usage cycle.
Data usage for up to one month previous is viewable after a
reset.
Drag vertical bars on graph to view applications transmitting
data during the specified period and data usage.
The orange horizontal bar is an alert data usage, and the
red horizontal bar is a limit data usage. Drag right end of
bars to move up/down. When data usage reaches these
values, alert appears or transmission becomes limited.
The red horizontal bar is available when Set mobile data
limit is enabled.
1 In More settings, Data usage
Data usage settings open.
2 Set/check each item
Check or make data usage settings.

Display Settings

Set Wallpaper, Display brightness, etc. Settable items are the following.
Brightness Set Display brightness.
Daydream Enable/disable screensaver, set activation conditions, etc.
Font size Set size of onscreen text.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Display
Display settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.
83
Item
Description
Volume
Set volume of notification tone, alarm, etc.
Silent mode
Place tablet in silent mode.
tone
SWS mode
Toggle SWS sound mode on/off.
Touch sounds
Set whether operation tones sound when menu Tapped.
Vibrate on touch
Set whether tablet vibrates when , , , etc. Tapped.
Item
Description
Tablet storage
View total and available space in internal storage.
storage.
storage

Sound Settings

Set silent mode, ringtone, operational tones, etc. Settable items are the following.
Vibrate in silent
mode
Other notification
Screen lock sound Set whether tone sounds when screen locked/unlocked.
Screenshot tone Set whether tone sounds when screenshot captured.
Set whether tablet vibrates in silent mode.
Set normally-used notification tone.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Sound
Sound settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.
Note
SWS (Super W ide Sound) is an originally-developed sound mode by Huawei. Enable
SWS during video and music playback for expansive sound.

Storage Settings

Check internal storage and microSD Card memory space, erase data, and mount
microSD Card. Settable items are the following.
Total space View total and available space in internal storage or USB
Erase internal
Initialize internal storage.
84
Erase SD card
Initialize microSD Card.
USB storage
Item
Description
Access my location
Permit applications to use location information.
Unmount SD card /
Mount SD card
Mount or unmount microSD Card.
Unmount USB
storage / Mount
Erase USB storage Initialize USB storage.
Mount or unmount USB storage.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Storage
Storage settings open.
2 Check/set each item
Check or make storage settings.

Battery Settings

Set battery level indication, and view battery draw and usage times.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Battery
Battery settings open.
2 Tap each item
View battery powering.
Note
Tap Remaining battery percentage in battery settings for battery level indication in
Status Bar.

Location Access Settings

Enable location information. Settable items are the following.
Location mode Set mode for obtaining l ocation.
Google Location
Reporting
This function allows Google to regularly save and use latest
current location for devices linked to a Google account.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Location access
Location access settings open.
85
Item
Description
Screen lock
Set screen lock.
Huawei unlock screen.
Liveness check
Set whether blinking is required for race recognition.
visible
than Not locked)
Owner info
Set whether owner information appears on locked screen.
lock
administrators
Unknown sources
Allow installation of applications from unknown sources.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.

Security Settings

Set screen lock, SIM card lock, etc. Settable items are the following.
Appearing items differ depending on Screen lock setting.
Notification panel Set whether Notifications Window can be accessed from
Improve face
matching
Make pattern
Dual clocks Set two clocks (Japan and roaming destination) to appear on
Automatically lock Set time until screen locks after Display turns off after period of
Power button
instantly locks
device
Set up SIM card
SD card lock Set whether to lock microSD Card.
Make passwords
visible
Device
Increase the accuracy of face recognition.
Set whether traced pattern is visible when unlocking screen.
locked screen during roaming. (Screen lock is setting other
no operation.
Set whether screen can be locked by Power Key.
Set microSIM card lock.
Set whether entered characters are visible when entering
password.
View or deactivate device administrators.
86
Storage type
Credentials are maintained in internal storage.
Trusted credentials
Show trusted credentials.
Clear credentials
Delete all certificates.
Item
Description
Backup account
Set a Google account for backing up settings and data to.
reinstalling an application.
downloaded applications and restore tablet to defaults.
Veri fy apps Disallow installation of applications that may be harmful or
show warning before installation.
Install from SD
card
Install encrypted certificates from microSD Card.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Security
Security settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.

Backup & Reset

Set data backup or reset tablet.
Back up my data Set whether to back up settings and data from Google
services and third-part applications to a Google server.
Automatic restore Set whether to restore backed up settings and data when
Factory data reset Erase all data on tablet including set Google accounts and
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Backup & reset
Backup & reset settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.
Note
Back up all important data before initiali zing data.

Adding Accounts

Add or create new accounts, and sync accounts.
87
Item
Description
RUNNING
Check running applications.
ALL
Check all applicati ons.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Add account
Add account settings open.
2 Tap account to add → Follow onscreen prompts
Account is added.
Note
Setting Applications to Sync per Each Account
In add account settings, Tap account type Tap account to sync → Select
items to s ync
Tap item to toggle enabled (
)/disabled ( ).

Adding a Google Account

Add a Google account to tablet.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Add account
Add account settings open.
2 Google Existing or New 3 Follow onscreen prompts
Google account is saved.

Managing Applications

Check installed and running applications. Settable items are the following.
DOWNLOADED Check downloaded applications.
ON SD CARD Check applications on microSD Card.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Manage apps
Manage apps opens.
2 Check each item
Check applications.
88
Item
Description
time
Available when Automatic date and time is disabled ( ).
Available when Automatic time zone is disabled ( ).

Email Settings

Save accounts to the Email application.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Email
Email settings open.
2 Follow onscreen prompts
Email account is saved.
Note
After saving an email account, email account settings open.

Suspend Button Settings

Set whether to use the Suspend Button.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Suspend button
Suspend Button settings open.
2 ( )
Suspend Button is enabled.
Tap
to disable Suspend Button ( ).

Date & Time Settings

Make date and time settings. Settable items are the following.
Automatic date and
Set date Set the date manually.
Set time Set the time manually.
Automatic time
zone
Select time zone Set the time zone manually.
Set the date and time automaticall y.
Available when Automatic date and time is disabled (
Set whether to use the time zone provided by the network.
).
89
Use 24-hour format
Set whether to show 24-hour time.
Select date format
Set the date formatting.
Item
Description
Language
Set display language.
Spelling correction
Set whether to check spelling when entering text.
Personal dictionary
Save words to a user dictionary.
Google Keyboard
Set operation of Google Keyboard.
Huawei
output
Pointer speed
Set speed of mouse/trackpad.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Date & time
Date and time settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.

Language & Input Settings

Make settings for display language and text input. Settable items are the following.
Appearing items differ depending on how tablet is being used.
Default Set the input method to use.
Android Keyboard
(AOSP)
Set operation of Android Keyboard (AOSP).
FSKAREN for
Google voice
typing
Voice search Make advanced settings for voice searching.
Tex t -to-speech
Set operation of FSKAREN for Huawei.
Set whether to use voice input.
Make advanced settings for text-to-speech.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Language & input
Language and input settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.
90
Item
Description
that reads out information on the screen.
Captions
Set whether to show captions.
Auto-rotate screen
Set whether to automatically rotate the screen.
Speak passwords
Set whether passwords are speech-output.
Touch & hold delay
Set delay for Touching & Holding Display.
Item
Description
Model number
Check model number.
CPU
Check CPU.

Accessibility Settings

Make settings for user accessibility. Settable items are the following.
TalkBack Set TalkBack.
TalkBack is a screen reader to assist the visually-impaired
Magnification
gestures
Large text Set whether to enlarge onscreen text.
Accessibility
shortcut
Tex t -to-speech
1
output
1 As of December 2014, no Japanese-language support.
Set whether to enlarge or shrink the screen by Tapping Display
three times.
Set whether accessibility functions are available through
shortcuts.
Make settings for text-to-speech.
1 In Home Screen, Settings → Accessibility
Accessibility settings open.
2 Set each item
Settings are made.
If confirmation appears, follow onscreen prompts.

About Tablet

Check tablet status. Viewable/settable items are the following.
System updates Make system update settings.
RAM Check RAM.
91
Tablet storage
Check internal storage.
Resolution
Check resolution.
Android version
Check Android version.
Kernel version
Check kernel version.
Build number
Check build number.
Approval
Check certification.
Information
Legal information
Check legal information.
Emotion UI version Check Emotion UI version.
Baseband version Check baseband version.
Status Check tablet status.
Terminal Device
Check nameplate information.
1 In Home Screen, Settings→ About tablet
Tablet information opens.
2 Check/set each item
Check or set tablet information.
Note
Available options are intended for developers. Do not change the settings unless you
are developing applications, etc.; may result in tablet malfunction.
In Home Screen, Settings About tablet Tap Build number seven times
Then, in Home Screen, Settings Developer options to access developer options.
92
Symptom
To check/remedy
being edited will be erased.
may be deleted.

13 Troubleshooting

If symptoms continue even after checking, contact a nearby SoftBank Shop or Customer
Service (p.96).
Freezes/operation unstable Power tablet off then back on. If tablet cannot be
powered off, Long-Press Power Key for 13
seconds to restart tablet. Any data that was
Operation unstable after
installing new application
A newly installed application may be the cause.
Uninstall the application in safe mode (p. 30). To
power tablet on in safe mode:
Long-Press Power Key (1 second or more)
Touch & Hold Power off → Confirm
indication and Tap OK
When powered on in safe mode, “Safe mode”
appears at lower left.
Restarting tablet while in safe mode powers
tablet on in normal mode.
Before powering tablet on in safe mode, be sure
to back up required data.
When powered on in safe mode, added widgets
93
Reset to default
depletes battery quickly.
installed.
Cannot use email/Internet Check whether in location with poor signal or out
of service area.
Power tablet off then back on.
Is tablet in airplane mode? To check whether
airplane mode is enabled:
In Home Screen, Settings More
Airplane mode (
Is data transmission disabled? To check whether
data transmission is enabled:
In Home Screen, Settings Mobile
networks → Data service (
Is a disabled access point set? To return to initial
settings:
In Home Screen, Settings Mobile
networks → Access Point Names →
Battery depletes quickly Has tablet been in location with poor signal or
out of service area for a long period? Using
tablet where signal is poor or out of service area
Cannot install application Applications cannot be installed with only little
space in internal storage or on microSD Card.
Check available space (p.84).
Applications not supported by tablet cannot be
)
)
Cannot unlock screen Power tablet off then back on.
94
Item
Description
Weight
Approx. 640 g (with Internal Battery)
Approx. 600 hours (4G)
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Approx. 257.4 × 176 × 9.9 mm
2.3 W (4G)
uplink

14 Specifications

Tablet

Continuous Standby Time Approx. 700 hours (3G, GSM)
Charging Time Approx. 320 minutes
Maximum Output 2.1 W (3G)
1.3 W (GSM 1800/1900)
1.3 W (GSM 900)
Maximum Transmission
1
Speed
1 Provided on a best-effort basis; transmission speed may decrease or transmission may become
unavailable due to traffic conditions, network environment, etc.
2 Depending on area, maximum downlink speed is set to 75 Mbps or 37.5 Mbps, and maximum uplink
speed to 25 Mbps. For Network coverage information, see SoftBank Mobile Website.
3 Maximum transmission speed varies by area.
Note
Voice calling, video calling, and 64 K digital data transmission are unsupported.
SoftBank 4G LT E : (FDD-LT E )112.5 Mbps
downlink / 37.5 Mbps
SoftBank 3G: 21 Mbps
95
2, 3
in uplink
3
in downlink / 5.7 Mbps3 in
2, 3
in
SoftBank Customer Support
Koshinetsu Area
Kansai Area
06-7669-0180
Smartphone Technical Support Center
From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at 0800-1700-151
SoftBank Mobile Global Call Center
If tablet is lost/stolen, call this number immediately (international charges apply)

15 Customer Service

For SoftBank tablet or service information, call General Information. For repairs, call
Customer Assistance.
General Information
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 157
From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at
Customer Assistance (Repairs/Lost Tablets)
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 11 3
From a landline/IP phone, dial toll free at
If you cannot reach a toll free number, use the number (charges apply) below for your
service area:
Hokkaido Area, Tohoku Area,
Hokuriku Area, Kanto &
Tokai Area 052-388-2002
0800-919-0157
0800-919-011 3
022-380-4380
Chugoku Area & Shikoku Area,
Kyushu & Okinawa Area
For tablet operation assistance
From a SoftBank handset, dial toll free at 151
From outside Japan, dial +81-92-687-0025 (toll free from SoftBank handsets)
092-687-0010
96
THIS DOCUMENT IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSE ONLY, AND DOES NOT
CONSTITUTE ANY KIND OF WARRANTIES.
1st edition, published by SoftBank Mobile Corp., February 2015
Manufacturer: HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
Loading...