ViewSonic ViewPad 10pi User Manual [es]

ViewPad 10pi

User Guide

Model No. VS14406

Compliance Information

FCC Statement

The following statement applies to all products that have received FCC approval. Applicable products bear the FCC logo, and/or an FCC ID in the format FCC ID: GSS-VS14406 on the product label.This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This mobiledevice has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interferenceto radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance couldvoid theuser’s authority to operate the equipment.The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be colocated or operating in conjunction with any otherantenna or transmitter.

FCC SAR information

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth an

uncontrolled environment. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. The device was tested and complies to measurement standards and procedures

specied in FCC OE Bulletin 65, Supplement C.

Important Safety Instructions

1. DO NOT place objects on top of the ViewPad, as objects may scratch the screen.

2. DO NOT expose the ViewPad to dirty or dusty environments.

3. DO NOT place the ViewPad on an uneven or unstable surface.

4. DO NOT insert any foreign objects into the ViewPad.

5. DO NOT expose the ViewPad to strong magnetic or electrical eld.

6. DO NOT expose the ViewPad to direct sunlight as it can damage the LCD Screen. Keep it away from heat sources.

7. SAFE TEMPERATURE: This ViewPad should only be used in environments with ambient temperatures between 0°C (32°F) and 40°C(104°F).

8. DO NOT use the ViewPad in the rain.

9. Please check with your Local Authority or retailer for proper disposal of electronic products.

10. The ViewPad and the adapter may produce some heat during normal operation or charging. DO NOT leave the ViewPad on your lap to prevent discomfort or

injury from heat exposure.

11. POWER INPUT RATING: Refer to the rating label on the ViewPad and be sure

that the power adapter complies with the rating. Only use accessories specied

by the manufacturer.

12. DO NOT use a pen or any sharp object to tap the screen.

13. Clean the touch screen with a soft cloth. If needed, dampen the cloth slightly before cleaning. Never use abrasives or cleaning solutions.

14. Always power off the ViewPad to install or remove external devices that do not support hot-plug.

15. Disconnect the ViewPad from an electrical outlet and power off before cleaning the ViewPad.

16. DO NOT disassemble the ViewPad, only a certied service technician should perform repair.

17. The ViewPad has apertures to disperse heat. DO NOT block the ViewPad ventilation, the ViewPad may become hot and malfunction as a result.

18. Risk of explosion if battery replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

19. Users have to use the connection to USB interfaces with USB 2.0 version or higher.

20. PLUGGABLE EQUIPMENT, the socket-outlet shell be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

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ViewPad 10pi VS14406 ViewPad 10pi_UG_ENG Rev. 1A 09-02-11 _______________________________ _______________________________

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Product Overview --------------------------------------------------- 2

Package Contents -------------------------------------------------------------------------2 Control Buttons and Connectivity ------------------------------------------------------3

Front and Rear --------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Side view ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 Navigation, Control Buttons ---------------------------------------------------------4 Indicators ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------5

Chapter 2: Setup -------------------------------------------------------------------- 6

Battery Replacement ------------------------------------------------------------------6 Charging Battery -----------------------------------------------------------------------6 Memory Card ----------------------------------------------------------------------------7 Touch Panel Setup ---------------------------------------------------------------------7 Connect to a wireless networks ----------------------------------------------------8 Bluetooth ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------9

Chapter 3: Cellular Data Network (3G Data) Setup ---------------------11

Starting Wireless Manager -------------------------------------------------------- 11 PIN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 PUK ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 Multiple Proles ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 Settings --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 Auto Start ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 16 SIM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 Radio ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 Networks ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 Connection ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23 Wireless Manager menu ----------------------------------------------------------- 25 Exiting Wireless Manager --------------------------------------------------------- 25

Chapter 4 Basic Operation ------------------------------------------------------26

Power up and off ---------------------------------------------------------------------26 Touch Screen Control ---------------------------------------------------------------26 Virtual Keyboard ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 ViewScene ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27

Chapter 1: Product Overview

User Guide and Installation Software

PC System Requirements

Intel® Pentium® processor or greater running on Windows® Platform, 4x CD-ROM drive; 64MB or more of available RAM; 800x600 color display.

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Microsoft

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Package Contents

After opening the package, carefully inspect the contents. If any of the items is missing or appear damaged, contact your dealer. The shipping carton should contain the following:

• A ViewPadpi tablet.

• An AC adapter with power cord

• User Guide and Driver CD

• Quick Start Guide

• An system recovery disk

ViewPad 10pi

Quick Start Guide

Control Buttons and Connectivity

Front and Rear

Front and rear components

1. Touch Screen Use nger to control system & applications.

2. Ambient Light Sensor

3. Webcam

4. Vents

5. Speakers Produces sounds from multimedia les or the operating system.

6. Rear camera(Optional)

Automatically adjust the backlight of panel. Press Menu button and last for 3 seconds to turn on/off it. A built-in webcam that allows you to capture images, record videos, and chat online. Dissipate heat and keep your ViewPad at an optimal temperature.

You can take photos at resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 pixels and

record videos.

Side view

Side components

1. Lock slot 7. Back button 13. Docking connector

2. Home button 8. Power jack 14. MIC

3. Menu button 9. Audio output jack 15. Lock switch

4. Volume/brightness buttons 10. USB ports 16. Reset eject hole

5. Indicators 11. Memory card slot

6. Power switch 12. 3G SIM card slot(Optional)

Navigation, Control Buttons

The external buttons have different function in different OS.

Button Icon Location Function in Windows ANDR D

Short press: Go to desktop

Home Top

Volume-

Top Ctrl+Alt+Delete Open Menu Down Arrow

Top

Press and hold for 3 seconds: Turn on/off light sensor

Short press: volume decrease; Press and hold for 3 seconds: brightness decrease.

Go to home screen UP Arrow

Short press: volume decrease

Function

in DOS

Left Arrow

Volume+ Top

Power

Back

Lock

Reset

Top

Bottom

Bottom Power outage Power outage

Indicators

Short press: volume increase; Press and hold for 3 seconds: brightness increase.

Short press: standby/Wake up; Press and hold for 4 seconds: Power off

Short press: ESC Function; Press and hold for 10 seconds: Touch panel Calibration

Turn left or right to disable or enable G-sensor

Short press: volume increase

Short press<2.5s: sleep/wake up;

Long press 2.5~7s:

pop-up power off dialog;

Long Press>7s:

Power outage.

Back function; Press 10s to H/W Calibration

Left to locked G-Sensor ;

Right to unlocked G-Sensor

Right Arrow

Short press: Power On/ Off

Enter

No function

Power outage

Indicators

1. Power indicator When the system is on, it lights up in blue.

When the system is in sleep mode, it ashes in blue.

When the system is off or in Hibernation mode, it goes off.

2. Battery status indicator

When the battery is in charging, it lights up in red.

When the battery is low, it ashes in red.

When the battery is fully charged, it lights up in blue.

3.Wireless LAN

indicator

When WiFi or 3G is turned on, it lights up in blue. When WiFi or 3G is turned off, the light goes off.

Chapter 2: Setup

Battery Replacement

Battery is permanently xed to the device. Battery replacement should be performed

by an authorized ViewSonic service center. Please contact local ViewSonic customer service for more information.

Charging Battery

The new battery is only partially charged out of box. To fully charge the battery,

please follow the below instruction.

1. Connect one end of the AC adapter to the charger jack.

2. Plug the other end of the AC adapter to the wall outlet to start charging.

When the battery is charging, the charge indicator LED will be ashing in amber; the

battery icon is also displayed in the status bar. When battery is fully charged, the

charge indicator LED will change to blue; if device is turned on, the battery icon will

be displayed as fully charged.

Note: Use only the provided AC power adapter for battery charging. The battery life may vary

depending on actual usage.

Memory Card

SD memory card provides additional data storage space.

To install SD/SDHC card

1. Open card door.

2. Insert SD/SDHC card following the indicative mark.

3. Close the card door.

To remove the SD/SDHC card

1. For safe removal, go to Windows task bar and right mouse click on icon. Select eject SD card option.

2. After Windows prompts, “The device is now safe to remove” open the card cover.

3. Push to eject the SD card from the slot.

NOTE!

Do not remove the memory card while it’s being accessed. Sudden removal of the memory card may cause data loss or unpredictable system behavior.

Touch Panel Setup

The touch panel of this device has been factory calibrated. In most cases, recalibration is not necessary. However, due to the nature of capacitive touch panel, change of geographical location may require recalibration for the new environment conditions.

If touch panel is experiencing improper behavior, please perform touch panel

calibration procedure as below.

1. Tap on (ILITEK) icon to open touch panel calibration menu.

2. Place the device on a at table top. Avoid any touch contact to the touch panel

while performing the calibration.

3. Tap on “Calibration” to start the process.

4. When calibration is completed, message “Calibration OK” will be shown.

Hardware calibration:

You can also calibrate the touch panel by pressing and hold the Back button for 10

seconds until the battery indicator ashes in red.

Connect to a wireless networks

1. Make sure you are located within the wireless network service area. Press the Wi-Fi button to turn on Wi-Fi, and the Wi-Fi indicator light up in blue. ( SIM card, and turn on 3G, you also can conncect to a 3G networks)

2. Click the network icon networks will be displayed.

in the notication area, a list of available wireless

Wi-Fi hotspots and 3G networks will show up

(

together in the same list. Windows 7 also virtualises

the Wi-Fi card so you can use it twice, for example to

connect WPS device to a non-WPS access point.)

(To connect to some networks that require security authentication, you may have to undergo another authorization process and enter username and password. For details, please consult your network administrator.)

(For data security, it is strongly recommended to connect to security-enabled wireless networks whenever possible.)

(When travelling by air, please be sure to turn o wireless networking to avoid any possible risks to ight safety.)

If insert a

3. Choose a network and then click Connect. If security authentication is not required by the network you are using, there will be a successful message showing that you have connected to the network.

The congurations may vary depending on the model number. Check the actual

model for specics.

Bluetooth

1. Right-click in the notication area (located at the lowerright corner of the desktop or clicking Settings.(If adapter off, please turn on.)

2. In the Options tab, select Allow Bluetooth devices to nd this computer, and click

OK. So, other Bluetooth devices can nd your ViewPad and make the Bluetooth

connection.

to access from the hidden icons) and select Open

(You also need to activate the Bluetooth connection feature of the device that you want to connect to.)

3. Right-click and select Add a Device. Wait for a while and the found active Bluetooth devices will show.

(For details about how to activate the device's Bluetooth function, please refer to its documentation.)

(The maximum effective range of connection between your ViewPad and the

Bluetooth device is about 10 meters.)

4. Select a Bluetooth device and click Next.

5. Windows generates a random code number shown on the screen. Type in this code number into the Bluetooth device your ViewPad is trying to connecting to.

Chapter 3: Cellular Data Network (3G Data) Setup

CAUTION!

The 3G does not support hot-plug detect. Please make sure the device is powered down when inserting or removing the SIM. Inserting or removing SIM while the device’s power is ON may cause system shutdown.

NOTE!

Your ViewPadpi may not have an SIM slot. The congurations may vary depending on the model number. Check the actual model for specics.

To install SIM card, you need to turn off the tablet rst, then insert SIM card following

the indicative mark.

To remove SIM card, you also need to turn off the tablet rst, then push to reject the

SIM card from the slot.

Starting Wireless Manager

Your Mobile Broadband Module is supplied with the Wireless Manager software

application. Wireless Manager provides a set of tools that you can use to congure

and manage mobile broadband connections on your ViewPad. When you open Wireless Manager, the Wireless Manager main window is displayed. The main window provides important status information and allows you to connect and disconnect.

At Windows desktop, tap on icon to open Wireless Manager. If Wireless Manager is running but no Wireless Manager Window is open, double-click the status icon

in the Windows notication area, or right-click the icon and select Open Wireless Manager.

When starting the Wireless Manager, you may need to enter a PIN for your SIM

card to continue. Enter your PIN in the eld and then click OK. Refer to your network

subscription for PIN information.

PUK

You are allowed a limited numbers of attempts to enter the correct PIN. If you fail to enter the SIM card’s PIN correctly, you will be locked from accessing the SIM card and you will need a PUK to unlock the SIM card.

After entering the correct PUK, you will be prompted to change the PIN.

NOTE!

The PIN only protects your subscription and not your Mobile Broadband Module from unauthorized use. If you change your PIN, the module will still work with another SIM card..

Multiple Proles

A SIM card can have multiple pre-dened proles. The rst time the Wireless

Manager starts, a dialog will appear with a question prompting you to set a connection prole. Select a suitable prole from the list and click Set prole to continue.

Connection

The Connection section tab enables you to connect or disconnect from an operator network and provides information about your current Mobile Broadband Connection

(for example, signal strength and service type). From the Wireless Manager Main

Window it is also possible to open the following Wireless applications or Help:

• SMS link. Opens the SMS Utility.

• Help link. Opens the help window.

The following information is displayed in the Connection section tab:

• Your network operator’s name or icon or both. If roaming, the roaming network name may also be shown. Roaming enables automatic use of another network when travelling outside the geographical coverage area of the home network. Roaming is marked with an R, next to the signal strength bars.

NOTE!

If roaming, trafc charges may be higher than normal. Check with your

service provider for more details.

• Signal strength is indicated on a scale of ve bars, from zero to ve. The bars also show if a connection is established or not. A lled bar symbolizes

a connection and an empty bar symbolizes that there is no connection.

• Type of service available (for example, GPRS and UMTS).

• Connection status messages, such as Connected/Disconnected and

Acquiring IP.

• Connect/Disconnect button.

• Status Image showing if a connection is established.

The Status Window

Some of the information displayed in the Connection section tab is also visible in the status window. The status window is visible when the mouse pointer is held over

the status icon in the Windows notication area.

Connecting to a Corporate Network

Mobile access to a corporate network may require a special conguration to keep the

data secure. VPN software may be used to encrypt the data so that it can be safely be sent over an Internet connection. Some corporations may also have a dedicated APN enabling data to pass directly from the service provider to the corporate servers.

Usage

The Usage section tab enables you to view Session and History information.

Settings

The Settings section tab enables you to change Wireless Manager settings.

Auto Start

Automatically launch Wireless Manager at Microsoft Windows startup. Click Apply after changing the Auto Start settings.

Advanced Settings

Further settings can be found by clicking Advanced...:

• SIM

• Radio

• Proles

• Networks

• Connection

SIM

Most SIM cards are protected by a Personal Identity Number (PIN) at the time of purchase. If PIN lock is activated for your SIM card, you have to enter the PIN when you start Wireless Manager. You are allowed a limited numbers of attempts to enter the correct PIN. If you fail to enter the SIM card’s PIN correctly, you will be locked from accessing the SIM card and you will need a PUK to unlock the SIM card.

Make sure that the GSM/UMTS services that you require are included on your SIM card subscription. The SIM tab contains information about the SIM state. It is also possible to activate or deactivate the Request PIN at startup functionality and change the PIN from this tab.

Radio

The Radio tab contains Radio Status information and radio settings.

Radio State

The radio needs to be turned on before you can make a connection or send and receive text messages. Choose between On and Off.

Keep radio state during sleep/hibernate

The radio can be always on, even when the ViewPad is in power saving mode. Choose between Yes and No.

CAUTION!

Within areas where no radio transmission or reception is allowed, the radio has to be turned off to prevent disturbances.

Type of network

Automatic

The Automatic mode uses 3G networks where available, and if supported by current subscription, otherwise switches to 2G. This is the recommended setting.

3G(WCDMA)

The Mobile Broadband Module will only use 3G where available. If you are outside of 3G coverage, the module will not switch to 2G. It will enter search mode until 3G coverage is found.

2G(GSM)

The Mobile Broadband Module will only use 2G service where available. It may limit your possibility to fully use the Wireless Manager applications.

Frequency Band

It is possible to choose which frequency band/bands to use for mobile communication by clicking the Frequency band button. All bands are selected as default.

CAUTION!

Deselecting frequency bands may lead to connection problems. It is not recommended to change the Frequency Band settings.

Proles

A prole contains the information necessary to enable your Mobile Broadband Module to connect to the Internet or to a corporate network. A prole is the same for

all services: 2G and 3G. Obtain the APN, user name and password and any further advanced settings such as DNS server addresses from your network operator or network administrator.

The Wireless Manager has a large database of operator proles which are used to establish an Internet connection. These proles are also, in most cases, suitable for use with VPN software. The rst time you start the Wireless Manager it will by default use Automatic selection of prole.

It is possible to manually select the prole. Multiple Proles may be available for your

SIM card.

If you later insert a different network operator’s SIM card in your ViewPad and start

Wireless Manager, a new prole will be selected for this network operator.

Automatic Prole Selection

When automatic selection is chosen the operator prole database is searched to nd a prole matching the network operator’s details on your SIM card. If the correct prole for your operator is found it will be selected as your automatic selection.

Manual Prole Selection

It is possible to manually select which prole to use from the prole database or to create a new prole.

Selecting a Prole

1. Select the Manual selection option from Prole Selection.

2. In the Prole list, select the prole you want to use and then click Apply. Your

new connection prole is dened and selected.

NOTE!

If a manual prole is selected from the list, automatic prole selection will not be actived until

re-selected.

Creating a Prole

1. Select the Manual selection option from Prole Selection.

2. Click New.

3. Enter the Prole name of your choice. For example, “My Prole.”

4. Enter the Access Point Name (APN).

5. Enter the User name and Password if required. These are often left blank.

6. If needed, enter IP address, DNS server information and Protocols under the

corresponding tab.

7. Save the prole by clicking Save.

NOTE!

The new prole settings will be used the next time you connect.

Deleting a Prole

1. Select the Manual selection option from Prole Selection.

2. Select the prole you want to delete from the Prole list.

3. Click Delete.

Modifying a Prole

1. Select the Manual selection option from Prole Selection.

2. Select the prole you want to modify from the Prole list.

3. Click Edit. Change the settings as required.

4. Save the prole by clicking Save.

NOTE!

Only user dened proles can be modied. In order to change a operator dened prole a

copy has to be made.

Copying a Prole

1. Select the Manual selection option from Prole Selection

2. Select the prole you want to copy from the Prole list.

3. Click Copy. Change the settings if required.

4. Save the prole by clicking Save.

Networks

The mobile network list displays the networks available at your location. You can also select what network you want to connect to.

NOTE!

Disconnect any ongoing connection before changing the mobile network or update the list of networks.

Viewing Available Networks

1. If connected, click the Disconnect button.

2. Switch the Mobile Networks Selection mode to Manual Selection.

3. Update the list by clicking Update list. When the search is completed, the

networks that are currently available are displayed.

The available networks will fall into one of the following three categories:

• The Home network: this is the network selected by default.

• Available networks: These are networks that your home network operator has a

roaming agreement with.

• Forbidden networks: Normally, you will not be able to access these networks.

If your home network has reached an agreement that allows you to use the forbidden network, you might be able to access it.

Networks are also categorized as:

• 2G networks

• 3G networks

NOTE!

If you select a 2G network but the service provider also has 3G services, then the Mobile Broadband Module will switch to the 3G network automatically.

Selecting Another Network

1. Set the Selection Mode to Manual.

2. Click Update List.

3. When the search is completed, the networks that are currently available are

displayed in the Select a Network list box.

4. In the Select a Network list box, select the network that you want to use.

5. Click Apply. If you are not allowed to use the network that you have chosen,

Forbidden is displayed.

NOTE!

Manual selection may be restricted, even on a network that is listed as Available. Check your subscription to determine the appropriate roaming networks to use.

Connection

The Connection tab contains information about the connection.

Autoconnect

It is possible to set Wireless Manager to connect automatically at Microsoft Windows startup, when resuming from sleep/hibernate and after turning on the Mobile Broadband device through the WWAN switch. Autoconnect requires the radio to be on.

• Always connect automatically allows Wireless Manager to connect

automatically, whenever a network is available.

• Connect automatically except when roaming allows Wireless Manager to

connect automatically to your operator’s network (home network). If only roaming networks are available, Wireless Manager will not connect automatically.

• Never connect automatically disallows Wireless Manager to connect

automatically.

Click the Apply button to apply the change. The default settings can be retrieved by clicking Default.

CAUTION!

Be aware that some applications automatically transmit data when you are connected. Depending on subscription you may be charged for the data transfer. Be aware that automatic connection can lead to roaming costs.

About

The About section tab displays system and program version information for your Mobile Broadband Module and Wireless Manager software.

System Information

By clicking System Info the System Information window is displayed containing information about the mobile broadband system.

The Copy to clipboard button copies the information shown in the window, as text. The information can be pasted into, for example, an email or a text document.

NOTE!

IMEI Number and Subscriber Number (IMSI) might be omitted due to legal requirements in some countries.

Wireless Manager menu

Right-click the Wireless Manager status icon in the Windows notication area to access the Wireless Manager Notication icon menu options:

Some of these menu options may be disabled depending on the current state of your Mobile Broadband Module.

Opening Wireless Manager

The Wireless Manager window does not need to be open when the program is running. Use the Open menu option if you want to open the window.

Connecting/Disconnecting

If you are currently disconnected, the menu gives you the option to Connect. If you are connected, the menu gives you the option to Disconnect.

Turning Radio On or Off

The Radio menu option is dynamic. It monitors the current state of the radio

transmitter and gives you the option to change it to the opposite state. For example,

if your radio transmitter is on, the menu option reads Turn Radio off.

Exiting Wireless Manager

Right-click the status icon in the Microsoft Windows notication area and select Exit from the menu. Your Mobile Broadband connection will be terminated when

you exit Wireless Manager. Closing the Wireless Manager window will not exit the

Wireless Manager application.

NOTE!

Radio will be kept on after exiting the Wireless Manager. If you wish to manually turn the radio off before exiting, see Radio section.

For more information and usage of Wireless Manager, please refer to the Help window.

Chapter 4 Basic Operation

Power up and off

1. Press on button located at top of device to power up. Warning: Do not turn off the device before it is fully booted or it may cause an error

on the next power up.

2. In Windows 7, click Start>Shutdown> or push the

Note 1: Windows can be congured to automatically shut down by single press. Please use Windows help & support (Keyword “Power”) for more power conguration information.

Note 2: Hard power off can be achieved by holding down for 4 second.

Touch Screen Control

Tap: Quick single tap motion. Emulates left mouse click.

button to power off.

Tap & Hold: Press on open area for >4 seconds. Emulates right

mouse click.

Slide: Quick directional motion. Emulates scrolling.

Drag: Press on icon for >4 seconds then perform directional motion.

Emulates left mouse button hold.

Pinch: Two-points inward motion. Zoom in.

Spread: Two-points outward motion. Zoom out.

Note: An application can denes more complex hand gestures, availability based on application

support.

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