TrekStor SurfTab Twin 11.6 Wi-Fi Instruction Manual

SurfTab® twin 11.6

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Contents

1) Welcome ………………………………………………… 5

2) Intended use …………………………………………… 6

3) Safety information ……………………………………… 7

Operational safety ………………………………………… 7
Repair ………………………………………………… 12
Operating environment………………………………… 12
Power supply …………………………………………… 14
Maintenance, storage and transport …………………… 15
Information on the specified storage capacities ……… 15

4) Technical specications ……………………………… 16

Technical specifications of the power adapter ………… 17

5) Package contents …………………………………… 18

6) Controls and ports …………………………………… 19

7) Starting up the SurfTab for the rst time …………… 22

Charging the SurfTab …………………………………… 22
Switching on the SurfTab ……………………………… 23

8) Important elements on the start screen …………… 24

9) Using the keyboard ………………………………… 25

Removing the tablet from the keyboard ……………… 25
Reconnecting the tablet to the keyboard ……………… 26
Special keys and function buttons on the keyboard … 27
Touchpad ……………………………………………… 29

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10) Using the touch screen ……………………………… 30

Selecting an element ………………………………… 30
Scrolling………………………………………………… 30
Using the on-screen keyboard ………………………… 31

11) Action Center ………………………………………… 32

12) Accessing and using the Start menu ………………… 32

Accessing the Start menu ……………………………… 32
Layout of the Start menu ……………………………… 33
Navigating/selecting an item in the Start menu ……… 34
Pinning, organising and removing apps ……………… 34
Pinning apps …………………………………………… 34
Organising and removing apps ………………………… 35

13) Accessing the settings ……………………………… 36

14) Connecting the SurfTab to the Internet …………… 36

Connecting to a stationary wireless network (WiFi) …… 36

15) Launching the Internet browser/
Entering an Internet address ………………………… 38

16) Downloading applications from the Windows Store …… 38

17) Changing the display language …………………… 39

18) Using the camera …………………………………… 41

19) Transferring les between the SurfTab and
other devices ………………………………………… 42

Transferring files via Bluetooth ………………………… 42
Transferring files between the SurfTab and a PC ……… 43

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20) Connecting the SurfTab to a television …………… 45

Connecting to a television via HDMI cable …………… 45
Connecting to a television via Miracast ………………… 46

21) Reset …………………………………………………… 47

22) Switching o/restarting the SurfTab ……………… 47

23) Useful tips on saving energy ………………………… 48

24) Troubleshooting/FAQ ………………………………… 48

25) Glossary ……………………………………………… 50

26) Notes on copyright and trademarks ………………… 54

27) Notes on disposal and recycling …………………… 55

Disposal ………………………………………………… 55
Recycling ……………………………………………… 55

28) Notes on the warranty ……………………………… 55

29) Support information ………………………………… 56

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1) Welcome

We hope you enjoy your new SurfTab.
You have made the choice to buy a quality product. Please read
the operating and safety instructions before using the device.

IMPORTANT!
Always follow the safety information in Section 3.

IMPORTANT!
The operating instructions, quick guide and the "Product safety
and legal information" booklet are part of the product.

Please read all three documents carefully before you turn on
your device. They contain important information about device
safety, usage and disposal.

Please keep these documents in a safe place and pass them on
in full to the new owner if the device changes hands.

These operating instruction describes the basic functions of your
SurfTab. For information on the operation of individual apps,
please refer to the instructions of the individual apps.

For more interesting and useful tips about Windows 10 visit:

www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/emulator

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2) Intended use

Your new SurfTab is an IT device that can be used for surfing the
Internet, running apps and games and playing music and videos.

The device consists of a tablet PC and a full-size keyboard with a
hard shell. A special hinge fitting allows you to work at different
display angles in notebook mode or completely remove the
tablet from the fitting and work in tablet mode.

Never use the device for anything other than its intended
purpose. The manufacturer is not liable for damages resulting
from improper use or modification of the device. Furthermore,
the manufacturer shall not be held liable for damage nor for loss
of data or any subsequent damage caused as a result.

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3) Safety information

This booklet uses the following warning symbols and keywords:

DANGER

a

Indicates possible danger to life and/or danger of severe,
irreversible injuries.

CAUTION

a

Follow instructions to avoid injuries and material damage.

WARNING

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Follow instructions to avoid material damage.

NOTE

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Additional information about using the device.

Operational safety

DANGER

a

Children and those who, as a result of their physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or lack of experience or knowledge,
are not in a position to use the product safely must not be
allowed in the vicinity of the product without supervision
or instruction by a person responsible for their safety.

DANGER

a

Keep packaging materials out of reach of babies and
young children. Packaging material is not a toy. There is a
danger of suffocation!

DANGER

a

The accessories pose a choking hazard for babies and
young children. Keep them out of the reach of babies and
young children.

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DANGER

a

Never open the casing of the device or the charger.
Doing so may result in electrical shock, short circuit or fire!
(There is a danger of electric shock, short circuit and fire!)
If the device is defective, contact customer service instead.

DANGER

a

Do not insert any object into the ports or openings of the
device or power adapter. (There is a danger of electric shock,
short circuit and fire!)

DANGER

a

Never touch the power adapter with wet hands due to the
risk of electric shock!

DANGER

a

The included power adapter does not have a power switch.
To disconnect the power adapter completely from mains
power, unplug it from the power outlet. The power adapter
consumes a small amount of electricity (standby current)
when it is plugged into a power outlet even if the tablet
is not connected. Only run the power adapter on easily
accessible power outlets in order to ensure it can be quickly
removed in the event of an emergency.

DANGER

a

Do not cover the device or power adapter during operation
or while charging the device. This may result in overheating
(fire hazard)!

DANGER

a

The mains voltage of the power outlet with which you charge
the device must always correspond to the voltage specified
on the power adapter. If you are unsure of the mains voltage,
consult your retailer or your local electricity company.

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DANGER

a

If smoke develops or if there are any strange sounds or smells
coming from the tablet, immediately remove the power
adapter from the power outlet, disconnect all devices connected
to the device and switch off the device (take care due to the heat!).
Ensure that the device and/or the power adapter is checked
by a qualified individual before using it again.

DANGER

a

Never throw the tablet into a fire, as the built-in lithium ion
battery could explode.

DANGER

a

Safety is the top priority when driving. This is why we recommend
that you do not use the device when driving or operating
any kind of vehicle.

a

Do not use the device or the power adapter if it has been
dropped and/or is damaged. Ensure that the device/power
adapter is checked by a qualified individual before using it again.

a

Always ensure that the charging cable is installed securely
(to prevent tripping).

a

Take extreme care to avoid knots in the charging cable
and/or in other cables and do not place any heavy objects
on top of cables. Always ensure that the cable is not bent
sharply or crimped.

a

Due the device’s high-gloss screen, it is not suitable for use
at computer workstations.

CAUTION

CAUTION

CAUTION

CAUTION

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CAUTION

a

This device can generate high volume levels (particularly
when used in combination with earphones/earbuds).
Never listen at high volumes for long periods. Doing so can
result in immediate or gradual hearing damage.
Remember: Permanent hearing damage may only
emerge later in life. You may become used to listening at
high volume settings over time, making them appear
normal to you. However, your hearing may have already
been damaged. The higher you set the volume, the more
quickly your hearing can be damaged.

CAUTION

a

Adjusting the default settings for the equalizer can boost
the device’s volume levels and result in hearing loss.
Changing the settings of pre-installed software (e.g., the
operating system, firmware, drivers) can also increase
volume levels and cause hearing loss.

CAUTION

a

Do not rest the device on your lap or other parts of your body
when in use. The device may heat up, resulting in discomfort
or injury.

CAUTION

a

The battery in the device cannot be removed by the user!

CAUTION

a

Do not rest the device against your vehicle’s airbag or the
airbag’s triggering areas. Injury may result when the airbag
goes off due to the powerful force behind it.

a

Repeating the same sequence of motions (for example,
when writing long texts on the device or playing with the
device for long periods) may result in pain in the arms, hands,
shoulders or the neck area. If you determine that you are
suffering from these or other ailments, stop using the device
and consult a doctor.

CAUTION

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WARNING

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Do not place objects of any kind on the device.

WARNING

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Do not operate the display using pointed objects. Do not
place any objects on the display and do not use the display
to transport objects. Do not exert excessive pressure on the
display as this may cause the glass panel to break. If you
break the glass panel, do not touch the glass fragments
with your hands and do not try to remove the glass fragments
from the device. Do not use the device again until the display
has been replaced by qualified personnel.

WARNING

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Do not install any firmware on your device unless it is provided
by us! Running third-party firmware, custom ROMs or software
from unofficial sources may result in damage or loss of data
and cause additional malfunctions in the device. It may also
void the device’s warranty.

WARNING

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Do not delete unknown files and do not change the names
of files or folders that you did not create yourself. This can
lead to software errors on the device.

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WARNING

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Accessing network resources makes the device vulnerable
to hackers, spyware, computer viruses and other harmful
activities. This may result in damage to the device itself, your
data or the software. Always ensure that your device is
adequately protected by means of suitable protective
measures such as antivirus software, firewalls or antispyware
software and always keep this software up to date.

NOTE

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Do not use USB cables over 3 m in length. Longer cables
may cause data transfer errors.

NOTE

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Exposing your device to electrostatic discharge may interrupt
the transfer of data between your device and a connected
USB device (e.g., USB memory stick), disrupt the WiFi connection
or cause the device to malfunction. If this happens, disconnect
any USB devices that are attached and restart your device.
It may be necessary to re-connect to the WiFi network.

Repair

DANGER

a

No parts inside the tablet require maintenance or cleaning.
Never open the casing of the device or the charger.

Operating environment

DANGER

a

Switch off the device if you are in areas that contain
potentially explosive materials. Obey all signs and warnings
posted in such areas. Switch off the device at petrol stations,
near petrol or other fuels, at chemical plants or at locations
where the air may contain chemicals or particles such as grain,
dust or metal powders. Sparks in such areas could cause
an explosion or fire resulting in injury or even death.

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a

Switch off the device in safety or security zones where the use
of mobile devices is prohibited (e.g., at airports, in hospitals or
near medical equipment). Obey all signs and warnings.

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Never expose your device to rain or to dripping or splashing
water. Should the device become wet, turn it off immediately.
Ensure that the device and/or the power adapter is
checked by a qualified individual before using it again.

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Keep the tablet away from open flames such as candles
and campfires.

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Only operate and charge the device in ambient temperatures
of between 5°C and 30°C. Protect the device from rapid
temperature fluctuations (condensation from humidity can
damage the device and may result in danger to the user).

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Only operate the device at a relative humidity of between
30 and 70 per cent.

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Shield the device from direct sunlight and do not store it near
a heat source. Do not leave the device in a car, for example,
as vehicles parked in the sun can reach very high temperatures.

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Ensure that the environment where you use and store the
device is as free of dust as possible.

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Do not place the device on slanted or unstable work surfaces.

CAUTION

WARNING

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WARNING

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Power supply

DANGER

a

Do not use or charge the device if the battery is damaged
or leaking. Avoid making skin contact with the device and
the battery if the battery is leaking. Wear protective gloves
if it is not possible to avoid touching the device/battery.
Immediately wash your hands thoroughly in the event of
skin contact with the battery substrate. If the substance
comes into contact with your eyes, rinse your eyes with
plenty of water and consult a doctor as quickly as possible.

CAUTION

a

Only use the included power adapter or an equivalent power
adapter to charge the battery in order to prevent damage
to your device. If the power adapter is defective, only exchange
it for an original power adapter or an equivalent power adapter.
Please note the information in the technical specifications
of the power adapter or contact customer service.

WARNING

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Only connect the included power adapter to a suitable,
professionally installed power outlet. Please read and observe
the specifications on the power adapter’s label. Only charge
the device using the included power adapter. Do not charge
the device on standard USB ports such as those found on
desktop or laptop computers.

WARNING

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Never wind the changing cable or other cables too tightly.
Always take care to wind them up loosely.

NOTE

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The device may become warm during charging. This is
completely normal and has no effect on the lifespan or
performance capacity of the device.

NOTE

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Unplug the power adapter from the outlet and the device
itself after charging to keep the integrated battery from
discharging more quickly.

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Maintenance, storage and transport

WARNING

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When not in use, keep the device in a dry, clean, dust-free
place protected from light. Observe the recommended
humidity of 30% to 70% and the recommended ambient
temperature of 5°C to 30°C and try to ensure a constant
temperature.

WARNING

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When the device is not in use for an extended period of
time, recharge the battery at regular intervals in order to
prevent deep discharge.

WARNING

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Switch off the device before transporting it. When transporting
the device, ensure that you use soft, stable packaging that
protects the device from mechanical stress, moisture, dust
and light. During transport, observe the recommended
ambient temperature of 5°C to 30°C and try to ensure a
constant temperature.

WARNING

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Never clean the surface of the tablet with solvents, paint
thinners, cleaning agents or other chemical products.
Instead, use a soft, dry cloth or a soft paintbrush.

Information on the specified storage capacities

NOTE

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The storage capacity indicated on the packaging and in
the technical specifications refers to the total storage capacity
of your device. The storage capacity of your device as indicated
by the operating system may differ from the specified
storage capacity, as a portion of the total storage is also
used by the operating system and system applications.

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4) Technical specifications

Processor (CPU): Intel® Atom™ x5-Z8300 processor
(up to 1.84 GHz, 2 MB Intel® Smart Cache)

Operating system: Windows® 10 Home
RAM: 2 GB (DDR3)
Storage capacity: 32 GB
Graphics processing unit (GPU): Intel® HD Graphics
Display type: 10-point capacitive multi-touch

Full HD IPS display
Display size: 11.6" (29.5 cm)
Aspect ratio: 16 : 9
Screen resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
Front camera/

webcam resolution: 2 MP
Inter faces: USB 3.0, Micro-USB 2.0 (host function),

Micro-HDMI®, memory card reader,
audio out/mic in (3.5 mm),
microphone, camera, Bluetooth® 4.0,
Miracast™, WiFi, keyboard dock,
tablet dock, 2 x USB 2.0

WiFi frequencies: 802.11 b/g/n: 2.4 GHz
Supported memory cards: microSD(HC/XC), maximum of 128 GB
Playable video formats: H.263, H.264, H.265, MPEG-4

(Part 2), WMV7, WMV8, WMV9

Supported video
container formats: ASF, AVI, MKV, MPEG-4

Supported image formats: BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG

Playable audio formats: AAC-LC, FLAC, MP3, WMA, AMR-NB

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Dimensions ( W x H x D): approx. 299.6 x 180.6 x 10.2 mm (tablet)
approx. 299.6 x 190 x 17.8 mm (keyboard)

Weight: approx. 775 g (tablet)
approx. 740 g (keyboard)

Housing material: Plastic
Battery: Lithium polymer

(3.85 V/8500 mAh)

Charge using: Micro-USB socket

Keyboard layout: QWERTY

Temperature range for
operation and storage: 5°C to 30°C

Relative humidity for
operation and storage: 30–70%

Technical specifications of the power adapter

Model: FJ-SW728L0502000UE

Input voltage: 100 V – 240 V ~, 50/60 Hz

Input current: 0.4 A max.

Output voltage: 5.0 V

Output current: 2000 mA

Standby power consumption: < 0.30 W

Manufacturer: Shenzhen Fujia Appliance Co., LTD.

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5) Package contents

• SurfTab twin 11.6

• Micro-USB cable (Micro-USB/USB-A)

• USB power adapter (100 V – 240 V )

• Cleaning cloth

• Quick guide

• Product safety and legal information

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6) Controls and ports

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A) Camera

B) Microphone

C) Stereo speaker

D) Windows button

E) Volume control

F) On/off switch

G) Audio port

H) Micro-HDMI® socket

I) Micro-USB socket (USB 2.0)/charging socket

J) USB socket (USB 3.0)

K) Memory card slot

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N) Keyboard dock

O) USB socket (USB 2.0)

P) Touchpad

Q) Caps Lock status LED

R) Touchpad status LED

S) Tablet dock

T) USB socket (USB 2.0)

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7) Starting up the SurfTab for the first time

First unpack your SurfTab. Remove all components from the
packaging and completely remove the packaging material,
including the protective film. Check to ensure that the delivery
is complete (see Section 5). If you find that there are missing or
damaged components, contact customer service immediately.

Charging the SurfTab

Please fully charge your SurfTab before you use it for the first time.

To charge the SurfTab, connect the USB 2.0 plug of the USB 2.0
cable provided to the power adapter and connect the Micro­USB plug of the cable to the SurfTab. Then plug the power
adapter into a socket.

The charging LED flashes blue while the device is charging.
Once the battery is fully charged, the charging LED is permanently
illuminated blue.

NOTE

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Only leave the power adapter connected to the power socket
until the SurfTab is fully charged. Disconnect the power adapter
from the socket first and then remove the charging cable
from your SurfTab.

NOTE

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The maximum battery life is reached after approximately
10 charging cycles.

NOTE

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We recommend charging the SurfTab while it is switched off.
This allows you to get the maximum charging speed.

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Switching on the SurfTab

Press the On/off switch for about 3 seconds to switch on the
SurfTab. The charging LED lights up briefly and the SurfTab starts
up. A configuration assistant appears directly after the tablet has
booted up. Follow the configuration assistant instructions to set
up your SurfTab.

NOTE

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During the setup process, the configuration assistant will
prompt you to sign in with your Microsoft account.
If you do not yet have a Microsoft account, please set one up
at this point.

As soon as the device has been set up (and every time it is
subsequently switched on and booted up), the lock screen appears.
Drag the lock screen upwards with your fingertip to unlock the
screen.

NOTE

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If your SurfTab is password-protected, you must enter the
password now. The start screen then appears.

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8) Important elements on the start screen

A) Task bar

B) Windows icon

Opens the Start menu

C) Cortana

Your digital assistant reminds you of pending tasks and
appointments and gives hints and tips.

D) Task View

Enables the Task View and shows all open programs
including the "+ New Desktop" button for creating virtual
desktops

E) Folder symbol

Opens the file browser

F) "e" – Microsoft Edge

Opens the Internet browser

G) Windows Store

Opens the Windows Store

H) Keyboard symbol

Displays the on-screen keyboard

I) Memo symbol

Opens the Action Center

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9) Using the keyboard

Removing the tablet from the keyboard

When shipped from the factory, the tablet is docked to the
keyboard.

To remove the tablet from the keyboard, proceed as follows:

a) Bring the tablet upwards until it is standing at a 90° angle to

the keyboard.

b) Holding the keyboard down with one hand, pull the tablet

up and away from the keyboard. While doing this, try as far
as possible not to press on the keys, but rather on one of the
free areas at the keyboard edges.

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To avoid permanent damage to the display, try as far as
possible not to press on it when removing the tablet.
Grip the tablet by the edge instead.

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NOTE

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It is easier to remove the tablet if you pull it up at a slight
left or right angle, rather than vertically.

Reconnecting the tablet to the keyboard

To reconnect the tablet to the keyboard, proceed as follows:

a) Align the hinge fitting on the keyboard so that the tablet

dock is pointing vertically upwards.

b) Now lower the tablet vertically and place the keyboard dock

on the tablet dock.

NOTE

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Strong magnets are built into the tablet dock that keep
the tablet fixed to the keyboard. As soon as you begin to
feel the magnets pull when attaching the tablet to the
keyboard, you can carefully release the tablet.

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Special keys and function buttons on the keyboard

To simplify operation, the keyboard has numerous special keys
and function buttons for controlling the SurfTab.

Fn key (blue)

The blue Fn key is used to enable or operate the additional
function buttons (blue symbols) on the keyboard.

These additional function buttons include the F1 to F12 keys, the
"Page Up" and "Page Down" keys, the keys for controlling display
brightness (sun symbol and "+" and "-") and the key for locking
the SurfTab (padlock symbol).

To enable and use these functions, keep the Fn key pressed as
you press the key with the required blue symbol.

Windows button

Press this button to open the Start menu or to "wake up" the
SurfTab from sleep mode. You can use this button in conjunction
with other keys to issue control commands, for example,
Windows + E (open My Computer).

Key

This key (to the right of the Alt Gr key) disables/enables the
touchpad on the keyboard. This function is particularly helpful
if you are composing a longer text in an app and want to avoid
calling up functions via the touchpad.

NOTE

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The touchpad status LED will be illuminated red
if the touchpad is disabled.

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Function buttons in the top row of buttons

Mute

Volume -

Volume +

Previous track

Play/Pause

Next track

Open browser

E-mail

Search

Share

Devices

Open Settings

Open context menu

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Touchpad

The touchpad performs the functions of a mouse. Move the
cursor on the touch surface by swiping your finger across the
surface in the desired direction.

The keys (invisibly integrated in the lower part of the touchpad)
perform the same functions as mouse keys:

You use the left key to select functions, programs and files,
position objects and confirm commands. The right mouse key
calls up the context menu.

You can change the size of some displays (images, Web pages,
and so on). Move two fingers apart on the touchpad to enlarge
the display.

In reverse, move two fingers towards each other on the touchpad
to reduce the display again.

NOTE

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Alternatively, you can also enlarge or reduce the view
directly on the display by placing two fingers on the display
and moving them apart or towards each other.

NOTE

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While your tablet is connected to the keyboard, you can
always choose to operate the SurfTab using the touchpad (as
described here) or directly via the display using the touch
and swipe gestures described in the individual sections.

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10) Using the touch screen

Selecting an element

To open an element or select an option, briefly touch the icon
you require with the tip of your finger.

Scrolling

To scroll on your SurfTab screen or in an app, place your fingertip
on the screen and drag the screen in the opposite direction:

If you would like to access an element further down on the
screen ("scroll down"), drag the screen up with your fingertip.
In reverse, you can "scroll up" by dragging the screen down with
your fingertip.

If you would like to get to an element further to the right on the
screen ("scroll to the right"), drag the screen to the left with your
fingertip.
In reverse, you can "scroll to the left" by dragging the screen to
the right with your fingertip.

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Using the on-screen keyboard

The on-screen keyboard is a digital keyboard that allows you to
enter text when your tablet is not connected to the keyboard
provided. The on-screen keyboard appears on your display ("on
screen") in tablet mode (see note in Section 11) as soon as you
tap an input field.

NOTE

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If the on-screen keyboard does not appear automatically
when you tap an input field, you can call it up manually by
tapping the keyboard symbol on the right-hand side of the
task bar.

To write in the input bar, all you need to do is tap the letters you
require on the on-screen keyboard.

Use the "?123" and "~[<" keys to enter numbers and special characters.

To enter an alternative letter (for example, a letter with an accent
or German umlaut), press and hold a particular letter. The available
alternatives will now be displayed. Tap the alternative letters required.

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11) Action Center

The Action Center is a bar with quick links to some important
SurfTab functions, which you can either display or hide. To access
the Action Center, swipe your finger from the right edge of
the screen towards the centre or tap the memo symbol in the
bottom right-hand corner of the display.

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Among other things, the Action Center includes a quick link
to what is known as "TableT mode". If you tap this function,
the Start menu is enlarged in the display, making fingertip
operation considerably easier.

12) Accessing and using the Start menu

You are already familiar with the Start menu from your desktop
PC at home. It acts as the starting point for all of the important
content of your SurfTab. Below you can read some useful
information about the Start menu’s basic functions.

Accessing the Start menu

There are three ways to display the Start menu:

• Tap the Windows symbol on the bottom left in the task bar.

• Tap the Windows button (see Section 6, Point D).

• Press the Windows button on the keyboard.

Tapping/pressing a second time will hide the Start menu.

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Layout of the Start menu

In addition to the straightforward navigation list (A) found in
the "classic" Start menu of older Windows versions, the Start
menu of your SurfTab has a useful app area (B) to the right of the
navigation list.

Here, you can "pin" apps and favourites in the form of live tiles
and organise them. This gives you quick and easy access to your
most frequently used apps and content.

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"Beneath" the list (A), you will find an alphabetical list of all
the apps installed. To access this list, "drag" the navigation
list up.

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Navigating/selecting an item in the Start menu

To select an item (app or favourite) from the Start menu or the
associated app area, tap the item with your finger or use the
keyboard arrow keys to navigate to the required item and then
press the Enter key on the keyboard.

Pinning, organising and removing apps

You can arrange the items contained in the app area in the form
of live tiles (apps and favourites) according to your own preferences,
pin new items or remove those you no longer use.

Pinning apps

a) Call up the Start menu as described above.

b) Scroll to the app you want by swiping the navigation bar in the

Start menu with your finger from bottom to top (or vice versa).

NOTE

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Alternatively, you can use the keyboard arrow keys.

c) Keep your finger on the app you want and drag it to the

desired position in the app area of the Start menu.

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Organising and removing apps

To access edit mode for a particular live tile, place the tip of your
finger on the live tile you want and keep it there until the tile is
highlighted (the background becomes darker, the live tile stands
out visually).

Two edit symbols now appear at the corners of the tile.

To remove the live tile from the app area of the Start menu, tap the
push pin symbol in the top-right corner of the highlighted tile.

NOTE

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This does not completely delete the affected app;
it is simply removed from the app area of the Start menu.

To access further editing options, tap the symbol with the three
bullet points in the bottom-right corner of the tile.

NOTE

i

If you have activated tablet mode (see note in Section 11),
all the pinned items from the app area of the Start menu
will be magnified and distributed across the entire screen.

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13) Accessing the settings

The button for accessing Settings (a cogwheel symbol) can be
found in the bottom-left corner of the Start menu.

Alternatively, you can access the settings by opening the
Action Center and tapping "

If your tablet is connected to the keyboard, you can access Settings
using a keyboard key (with the cogwheel symbol).

All settings".

14) Connecting the SurfTab to the Internet Connecting to a stationary wireless network (WiFi)

a) Call up the settings (see Section 13).

b) In Settings, tap "

c) In the next screen, tap "

d) Use the tip of your finger to move the slider for WiFi from left

to right. The word "
SurfTab searches for all available wireless networks nearby.

e) Tap "

f ) Tap the network that you wish to connect to.

i

If you do not want the SurfTab to automatically connect to
the selected network if available, remove the tick next to
"ConneCT auTomaTiCally".

g) Now tap "

Depending on how your router is configured, you will be prompted
to authenticate yourself to the network. Generally speaking,
a wireless network is secured through a WPA network key or a
WPS authentication method.

show AvAilAble networks" beneath the slider for WiFi. A list

of all available networks appears.

NOTE

selected.

network & internet".

wi-Fi" on the left.

on" now appears next to the slider. The

ConneCt". The SurfTab now connects to the network

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WPA

If a WPA network key was assigned for your router, enter it in the
input field and click "

WPS

If a WPS authentication method (for example, a PIN) was set up for
your router, the SurfTab shows a different input field. Enter the PIN
in the input field (or follow the selected authentication method).

The SurfTab now connects to the wireless network.

NOTE

i

You may be asked whether the SurfTab should search for
additional devices in the selected network and whether it
should automatically connect to these devices (for example,
printers or television sets). This is recommended in private
home networks that you can trust. If you connect to a
public wireless network, we recommend that you decline
this option by tapping "no".
In this way, you protect your private sphere.

You can now surf the Internet as usual using the Internet browser.

NOTE

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To deactivate the WiFi connection, use the tip of your finger
to move the slider for WiFi from right to left.
The word "off" now appears next to the slider.

next" to confirm.

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15) Launching the Internet browser/ Entering an Internet address

The button for launching the Internet browser can be found on
the start bar at the bottom of the display. Tap the little blue "e" to
launch the browser.

NOTE

i

The "e" stands for "edge", which is the default Internet
browser installed in Windows 10.

To enter an Internet address (URL), tap the search bar displayed
centrally at the top of the window.

NOTE

i

If the SurfTab is not connected to the keyboard and the
on-screen keyboard does not open even though you tap
the input bar/search bar, tap the keyboard symbol on the
task bar on the bottom right. This will enable the on-
screen keyboard of your SurfTab.

16) Downloading applications from the Windows Store

The Windows Store is available in the app area of the Start menu
and on the task bar. You can identify the Windows Store by its
icon, a shopping bag featuring the Windows logo.

The following two requirements must be met in order to access
the Windows Store:

1. You must be connected to the Internet.

To connect, please follow the instructions in Section 14.

2. You must have a Microsoft account and be signed in

with it on your SurfTab.

Ideally, you will have created a Microsoft account or signed in
with your existing Microsoft account during the initial setup
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you have to do is open the Windows Store, select the app you
require and tap "instAll".

If you do not yet have a Microsoft account or are not signed in
with it, you must perform these steps. Open the Windows Store
and select the desired app. Tap the app and then tap "
An assistant now appears to guide you through the process of
setting up a Microsoft account.

NOTE

i

If you set up a Microsoft account and link it to your SurfTab,
the password for unlocking the SurfTab changes.
From now on, you have to enter the password for your
Microsoft account to unlock the SurfTab.

instAll".

17) Changing the display language

Proceed as follows to change the display language:

a) Make sure that your SurfTab is connected to the Internet (see

Section 14).

b) Call up the settings (see Section 13).

c) In Settings, tap "

the left. You are now in the "Country or region" window.

d) Now tap "

e) Scroll to and tap the language you require.

NOTE

i

The SurfTab jumps back to the "CounTry or region" window,
but now displays the selected language in the list of
languages below "add a language".

f ) Wait until the "

the selected language in the list. Now tap the language and
then tap "options".

time & lAnguAge" and then tap "region & lAnguAge" on

Add A lAnguAge" in the centre of the screen.

lAnguAge pAC k AvAilAble" message appears under

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g) Tap "downloAd" under "downloAd lAnguAge pACk".

NOTE

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The SurfTab now downloads the language pack and
installs it. This process can take a few minutes.
The "language paCk insTalled" message appears as soon as the
language pack has been installed.

h) Tap the arrow to the left of "

the window.

i) Tap "

j) Restart your SurfTab. The selected language now appears in

set As deFAult" below the selected language.

the display.

settings" in the upper left area of

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18) Using the camera

The SurfTab has a webcam on the front. To use the camera, you
must first open the app provided:

a) Call up the Start menu (see Section 12).

b) Scroll to "C" and tap "

The camera app opens and appears as a window on the display.

The following functions are now available:

A) Opens the gallery with your most recently taken photos.

To scroll between these most recent pictures, swipe your
finger from left to right or vice versa.

B) Opens a selection of exposure modes and other picture

modes.

C) Calls up additional camera settings.

D) Switches to video mode. When you are in video mode, a

CAmerA".

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photo camera symbol is displayed here that you can use to
return to photo mode.

E) Shutter button: Tap this button to take a photo.

In video mode, tap to start recording and tap a second time
to stop recording.

To close the camera app, tap "X" at the top right of the display.

19) Transferring files between the SurfTab and other devices

Transferring files via Bluetooth

a) Enable the Bluetooth function on the device you want to

connect and make the device visible to other devices if
necessary. To do so, refer to the operating instructions of the
device to be connected.

b) Call up the settings (see Section 13).

c) In Settings, tap "

"bluetooth" on the left.

d) Drag the Bluetooth slider (in the centre of the screen) with

your fingertip from left to right. The word "
next to the slider.

This activates the SurfTab Bluetooth function and the SurfTab
searches for available devices nearby.

e) Select the device you want to connect from the list of

devices available by tapping the name of the device. Then

pAir".

tap "

f ) The SurfTab sends a verification code to the device to be

connected. Check that the code displayed on the device to
be connected matches the code displayed on the SurfTab
and confirm on the tablet by tapping "

deviCes" and in the following window tap

[[ein]]" appears

yes".

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NOTE

i

You may also have to confirm the pairing procedure on
the device to be connected.

g) The status message "

device after successful pairing.

h) Exit the device settings by closing the window. To do this, tap

the "x" symbol at the top right of the display.

i) Open the file browser by tapping the folder symbol on the

task bar and go to the file that you would like to send.

j) Tap the file you want to send and hold it for approximately 1

second, then release. The context menu opens as a drop­down window.

k) Tap "

l) Tap the required device and confirm with "

m) You may have to confirm receipt of the file on the

i

After a successful file transfer, deactivate the Bluetooth function
to save energy. To deactivate the Bluetooth connection, use
the tip of your finger to move the slider for Bluetooth from
right to left. The word "off" now appears next to the slider.

send to" on the context menu and then tap "bluetooth

deviCe". A list of all paired Bluetooth devices appears.

now sends the selected file to the required device.

destination device.

NOTE

pAired" appears under the selected

next". The tablet

Transferring files between the SurfTab and a PC

You will need an external storage device such as a USB stick to
transfer files between your SurfTab and a computer. Direct data
transfer between the SurfTab and a PC via USB cable is not possible.

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You can choose whether to connect a USB stick directly to one
of the two USB ports on the keyboard, or whether to use
a USB host adapter cable and one of the two Micro-USB sockets
on the SurfTab itself.

NOTE

i

If you use one of the USB ports on the keyboard, the SurfTab
must be connected to the keyboard.
Do not disconnect the SurfTab from the keyboard during
the data transfer.

NOTE

i

If you are using a USB stick with the USB 3.0 standard, it is
recommended that you use the supplied USB host adapter
cable and the Micro-USB 3.0 socket on the SurfTab itself
for the data transfer. This way, you can benefit from the
higher transfer speed of the USB 3.0 standard.

a) Connect the USB stick to your computer and transfer the

required file to the USB stick.

b) Remove the USB stick from the computer and connect it to

the relevant socket on your SurfTab.

c) After a brief moment, the USB stick is recognised by the

SurfTab. Open the file browser by tapping the folder symbol
on the task bar.

d) Tap "

e) Tap the USB stick twice to select it. All of the files stored on

f ) Tap the file you want to copy and hold it for approximately 1

g) Now tap "

this pC" on the left in the file browser. All available drives

and folders are displayed.

the stick are displayed.

second, then release. The context menu opens as a drop­down window. Tap "

this pC" again on the left in the file browser and

open the required target folder by tapping twice.

Copy" on the context menu.

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h) Tap a free area in the target folder and hold your finger there

for approximately 1 second. Then release. The context menu
appears.

i) Tap "

pAste" on the context menu. The file will be copied to

the selected folder.

j) Go back to the drive overview ("

this pC"), tap the USB stick
and hold it for approximately 1 second. Then release. The
context menu appears.

k) Tap "

ejeCt" on the context menu to safely remove the USB

stick and avoid any data loss.

20) Connecting the SurfTab to a television

You can transfer the image and sound from the SurfTab to a
suitable television via HDMI cable or Miracast.

Connecting to a television via HDMI cable

To connect the SurfTab to a suitable television via HDMI, you
require an appropriate cable (Micro-HDMI to HDMI, available in
specialist shops).

Connect the SurfTab (Micro-HDMI socket, J) and the television
using the cable and, on the television, select the correct
HDMI input as the source (the HDMI input to which the cable
is connected). The television now shows the display of your
SurfTab.

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Connecting to a television via Miracast

Miracast technology is a peer-to-peer standard for image
transfer. The SurfTab supports this standard and enables wireless
transfer of image and sound from the SurfTab to a WiFi- and
Miracast-enabled television device.

NOTE

i

The SurfTab can connect to your television via Miracast
only if the television also supports Miracast technology.
Please check with your television manufacturer if necessary.

Proceed as follows to connect your SurfTab to a Miracast­enabled television:

a) First, take all of the necessary steps to prepare your Miracast-

enabled television for the Miracast transfer (see your
television’s operating instructions for details).

b) Call up the settings (see Section 13).

c) In Settings, tap "

"ConneCted deviCes" on the left.

d) Now tap "

for available devices. This process may take a moment. All
available devices are then displayed in a pop-up window.

e) Tap the device that you wish to connect to. The two devices

now connect to each other.

f ) A short time later, the selected device will show the display

of the SurfTab.

deviCes" and in the following window tap

Add A deviCe" in the top centre. The SurfTab searches

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21) Reset

If the SurfTab "freezes" and no longer responds, you can reset it.
Press and hold down the on/off switch for at least 10 seconds
until the device switches off.

Wait for about 20 seconds and then turn the device on normally.

NOTE

i

Any files that have not been saved will be lost when the
SurfTab is reset.

22) Switching off/restarting the SurfTab

Briefly press the on/off switch on the device to activate the
standby mode. Press it again quickly to take the SurfTab out of
standby mode.

Proceed as follows to restart the SurfTab:

a) Open the Start menu by tapping the Windows icon on the

bottom left of the display or by pressing the Windows key on
the keyboard.

b) Tap "

"restArt". The SurfTab shuts down and restarts.

Proceed as follows to shut down and completely switch
off the SurfTab:

a) Open the Start menu by tapping the Windows icon on the

bottom left of the display or by pressing the Windows key on
the keyboard.

b) Tap "

"shut down". The SurfTab shuts down.

" in the bottom area of the Start menu and then tap

" in the bottom area of the Start menu and then tap

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23) Useful tips on saving energy

• Deactivate the WiFi function when it is not in use.

• Deactivate the Bluetooth connection when it is not in use.

• Only leave the SurfTab connected to the socket until the
battery is fully charged.

• Switch to standby mode when the SurfTab is not in use or
switch it off completely.

24) Troubleshooting/FAQ

In the following, you will find a list of frequently asked questions
along with the appropriate answers and proposed solutions.

Why is my SurfTab slow to charge?

If you charge the SurfTab while it is under a very high load
(for example, video playback at 100% display brightness and
simultaneous surfing, chatting or games), the battery will charge
very slowly due to the high load. We therefore recommend
charging the SurfTab while it is switched off.
This allows you to get the maximum charging speed.

When I attempt to start a video recording, I get an error
message and recording does not start. What can I do?

Please first install all available updates on your SurfTab (see the
question "How can I install Windows Updates on my SurfTab?").
If you continue to receive an error message despite installing the
updates, please contact customer service.

Why does my SurfTab show less storage space than
indicated on the packaging?

The storage capacity indicated on the packaging and in the
technical specifications refers to the total storage capacity of
your SurfTab. However, a portion of the total storage is also used
by the operating system and system applications.

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Why am I getting no sound from my SurfTab?

You may have connected headphones to your SurfTab. When
headphones are connected, the speakers of the SurfTab are
automatically disabled. Disconnect the headphones from the
SurfTab in order to activate the speakers again. If there is still
no sound from the speakers, check whether the sound on the
SurfTab is switched on and whether the volume is set high
enough.

Why does my SurfTab just switch off sometimes?

If the energy level of the battery falls below a critical level,
the SurfTab displays a corresponding warning.
If you ignore these warnings, the SurfTab is put into sleep mode
at a charge
level of 5 per cent in order to counteract total discharge of the
battery. Total discharge can lead to a situation where it is no
longer possible to charge the SurfTab. For this reason, connect
the tablet to the charger at this point at the latest in order to
prevent data loss and damage to the battery.

My SurfTab won’t switch on. What can I do?

The battery may not be sufficiently charged to allow the SurfTab
to switch on. Connect the SurfTab to the charger (see Section 7)
to recharge the battery.

Which e-book formats are compatible with my SurfTab?

You first need to download an app from the Windows Store
(see Section 16) to be able to read e-books on your SurfTab.
You can search specifically for free apps to display e-books. The
functions of the selected app will determine which e-book
formats you can read on your SurfTab.

How can I install Windows Updates on my SurfTab?

Your SurfTab checks for new updates daily (an Internet connection
must be available) and displays an appropriate message in the
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SurfTab is always up-to-date, it is therefore extremely important
to connect the SurfTab regularly to the Internet (see Section 14).
If you selected the "express settings" option in the start assistant
when you switched on for the first time, the SurfTab automatically
performs available updates when you shutdown (download and
installation). You can change this setting at a later point in time. To
do this, call up the settings (see Section 13) and select the method
used to install updates under "updAte & seCurity" ->"windows updAte"

-> "AdvAnCed options".

What can I do if the internal storage of my SurfTab is full
or almost full?

To relieve the pressure on the internal storage of your SurfTab
and free up storage space, you can transfer media files stored
on the SurfTab (for example, images, videos or text files) to an
external storage device (for example, a USB stick or suitable
memory card) or you can delete apps that you no longer require.

25) Glossary

Apps/applications

An app (abbreviation of the word "application") or application is
a program that you can download from the Windows Store, for
example, and install on your SurfTab. Games, programs for
playing back images and music files, word processing
programs and a lot more are available.

Audio out/mic in

This description of the audio port on your SurfTab indicates that
you can connect simple headphones or earphones (audio signal
out) to the port as well as a headset with microphone (audio/
microphone signal in).

Bluetooth®

Bluetooth is a standardised wireless interface on your SurfTab
that enables a wireless exchange of data between your SurfTab
and other suitable peripheral devices.

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HDMI®

HDMI stands for "High Definition Multimedia Interface" and is a
cable-based interface for digital image and sound transmission
to connected HDMI-ready peripheral devices. Using a suitable
HDMI cable, you can, for example, play the videos stored on your
SurfTab on an HDMI-ready television without having to first save
the videos on your television.

Microsoft account

"Microsoft account" is the new name for the previous "Windows
Live ID". Your Microsoft account consists of an e-mail address and
a password that you need to sign into services such as Outlook.
com, OneDrive, Windows Phone or Xbox Live. If you use an
e-mail address and password to sign into these or other services,
this means that you already have a Microsoft account. You can,
however, register for a new account at any time.

Multi-touch display

A touch display is a display that responds to command inputs
via pressure points (for example, from a finger or a stylus pen).
The multi-touch display is an extension of the "simple" touch
display: It can simultaneously recognise the input of multiple
pressure points. Besides the keyboard provided, the multi­touch display is the most important element for operating your
SurfTab.

Task bar

The task bar is the horizontal bar found at the bottom of your
SurfTab. Unlike your desktop, which can be covered by opened
windows, the task bar is almost always visible. The task bar
therefore provides you with constant access to the important
functions and settings of your SurfTab plus an overview of all the
windows you have open.

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USB

USB stands for "Universal Serial Bus" and is the name of a cable­based interface on your SurfTab. It is used to connect peripheral
devices and exchange data between your SurfTab and external
devices such as a USB stick.

USB host adapter cable

The USB host adapter cable included in the package contents
of your SurfTab features a Micro-USB plug (for connecting to the
Micro-USB 3.0 socket of your SurfTab) and a USB socket on the
other end. You can use this cable to connect USB sticks with the
USB 3.0 standard to the Micro-USB 3.0 socket of your SurfTab, for
example, and benefit from the faster data transfer speed of the
USB 3.0 standard.

Windows Store

The Windows Store is an online store offered by Microsoft with
lots of useful and interesting apps that you can download to
your SurfTab. See the "Downloading applications from the
Windows Store" section for information on how to download
apps from the Windows Store. Please note that you need to
pay for some apps (paid apps are clearly labelled as such in the
Windows Store).

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26) Notes on copyright and trademarks

Copyright law prohibits the copying of the content of this
document (illustrations, reference documents etc.), as a whole or
in part, without the permission of the copyright holder.

The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks
owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by
TrekStor GmbH is under license. Other trademarks and trade
names are those of their respective owners.

HDMI, the HDMI Logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface
are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

Intel, Intel Atom and the Intel Inside logo are trademarks of Intel
Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Microsoft and Windows 10 are either registered trademarks or
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or
other countries.

TrekStor and SurfTab are registered trademarks of TrekStor Ltd. in
the European Community and other countries.

Copyright © 2016 TrekStor GmbH. All rights reserved.
Some product or company names mentioned elsewhere may be
brand names or trade names of the respective proprietor.

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27) Notes on disposal and recycling

Disposal

This symbol indicates that this product and/or its battery

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contain components that are harmful to the environment
and/or human health if not disposed of properly. As the
owner of a used electrical or electronic device, you should
not dispose of this device together with unsorted
household rubbish.

CAUTION

a

The battery in the device cannot be removed by the user!

Recycling

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materials, which must be recycled in the interest of
environmental protection. Contact your city or municipal

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disposal!

Your device and its sales packaging consist of valuable raw

authority for information on the correct method of

28) Notes on the warranty

The statutory warranty period for consumer products is 24 months.
There is no warranty beyond this.

Unauthorised modifications to the device (in particular, installing
external firmware not approved by the manufacturer or modifying
the device’s hardware) may void the warranty.

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29) Support information

If you have questions about your TrekStor product or
problems, please proceed as follows:

• Carefully read the operating instructions.

• Take a look at our FAQ section of our website, where you will
find answers to the most frequently asked questions about
your product.

• Check whether you have entered the correct settings on your
device using the product features and functions as points of
reference.

• Consult the respective product detail page for up-to-date
information (such as newly available firmware updates) on your
product.

If you have taken these measures and the problem persists,
please contact our service team directly. Our professional service
employees will discuss all of the additional necessary steps with
you and provide individual support to help you quickly and easily
continue to address your concern. Directly contacting us, the
manufacturer, via our service hotline or by filling out our service
form allows us to address your concern more quickly and allows
you to benefit from high-quality consulting and support.

You can find out how to reach our service team here:

www.trekstor.de/support-en.html

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EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 EMC and ERM: Part 1: Common technical requirements

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EN 301 489-17 V2.2.1 EMC and ERM: Part 17: Specific conditions for 2,4 GHz wideband transmission systems

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EN 50581:2012: Technical documentation for the assessment of electrical and electronic products with respect to the restriction

of hazardous substances

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EN 50563:2011: External a.c. d.c. and a.c. a.c. power supplies. Determination of no-load power and average efficiency

of active modes

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EN 50332-1:2013: Sound system equipment: Headphones and earphones - Maximum sound pressure level measurement

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EN 50332-2:2013: Sound system equipment: Headphones and earphones - Maximum sound pressure level measurement

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EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A12:2011 + A2:2013: Information technology equipment – Safety – Part 1:

General requirements

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The CE symbol confirms that this product conforms with the above mentioned norms and regulations.

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The manufacturer also declares the conformity of the product according to the following directives:

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2006/1907/EC REACh: Regulation concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals

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2013/1272/EU PAH: REACh restricting the use of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

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2004/850/EC SCCP: REACh restricting the use of short chain chlorinated paraffins

TrekStor GmbH

Berliner Ring 7
D-64625 Bensheim, Germany

Bensheim, 06.09.2016

Thorsten Koroscha, CTO

TrekStor GmbH

Berliner Ring 7
64625 Bensheim, Germany

www.trekstor.de

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