Zoostorm PlayTab User Manual/ Warranty Manual

User Guide/ Warranty Manual

Product no: 3305-1030

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Safety Precautions

On Battery

 Charge the battery only in temperature that ranges

from 0℃ to 35 ℃.

 Do not charge Tablet PC if the battery is found

damaged or leaking.

On Operation

 Never subject Tablet PC to extremes of light,

temperature, moisture or vibration.

 Do not use or store Tablet PC in a location subject:

A. Extreme high temperature, such as in a
sun-heated car.

B. Direct sunlight.
C. High humidity or places with corrosive
substances.
D. Sub-zero condition, especially during winter.

On Micro SD card

 After inserting a Micro SD card, if the device has no

response, please take out and insert again.

 Do not remove Micro SD card or turn off Tablet PC

during data writing or reading to prevent damage to
data and to the device.

 Make sure the Micro SD card is unlocked before

writing or deleting data in the card.

 Backup your files and data before formatting the

Micro SD card. Please format the Micro SD card in
FAT.

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Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................................... I

CONTENTS .............................................................. II

CHAPTER 1 BASICS ............................................ 1

PARTS AND CONTROL .......................................... 1

BOX CONTENTS ................................................... 2

POWER ON AND OFF THE DEVICE ......................... 2

CHARGING THE DEVICE ........................................ 3

TRANSFERRING CONTENTS .................................. 3

STAND BY /WAKE UP MODE ................................. 5

HOME SCREEN ..................................................... 5

MAIN MENU ......................................................... 7

TOUCH SCREEN OR BUTTONS ................................ 8

ONSCREEN KEYBOARD ......................................... 9

CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET ............................ 9

SWITCHING SCREEN ORIENTATION ......................10

CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED ........................ 11

WEB BROWSER ............................................. 11

WATCHING VIDEOS ....................................... 14

PLAYING MUSIC ........................................... 16

VIEWING PHOTOS .......................................... 20

USING CAMERA ............................................ 22

SOUND RECORDING ....................................... 23

GMAIL ........................................................ 24

FILE EXPLORER ............................................ 26

MANAGING THIRD PARTY APPLICATIONS .......... 29

ALARMS ...................................................... 30

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CHAPTER 3 SETTINGS .......................................... 33

WIRELESS & NETWORKS .....................................32

SOUND ...............................................................33

DISPLAY ................................ ............................. 33

STORAGE ............................................................33

BATTERY ............................................................33

APPS ..................................................................33

ACCOUNTS & SYNC ............................................33

LOCATION SERVICE .............................................33

SECURITY ...........................................................34

LANGUAGE & INPUT ...........................................34

BACKUP & RESET ...............................................34

DATE& TIME ......................................................34

ACCESSIBILITY ...................................................34

DEVELOPER OPTIONS ................................ ..........34

ABOUT TABLET ...................................................35

CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOOTING ................... 36

CHAPTER 5 APPENDIX...................................... 37

MAINTENANCE ...................................................37

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ................................ ..37

CERTIFICATION INFORMATION ............................39

COPYRIGHTS AND TRADEMARK NOTICE ..............40

DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING INFORMATION ..........41

DISCLAIMER .......................................................41

STANDARD WARRANTY ....................................441

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Chapter 1 Basics

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Zoostorm PlayTab is a Tablet PC with touch screen. It

supports Wi-Fi function and third party software.

Parts and Control

1． Reset button

2. Volume +/- button – Press to adjust volume

level.

3. Memory card slot

4. USB jack- for charging or data transfer.

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5. HDMI port- to connect to HDMI device.

6. DC-in jack

7. Earphone jack

8. Power button – Press and hold for 3 seconds to

turn on.

9. Microphone

10. Charging indicator – when the device is being

charged, red light is on, when fully charged, the
red light will go out.

11. Front Camera

12. Rear Camera

13. Speaker

Box Contents

 1x Tablet PC
 1x AC Adapter/ Power Cable
 1x User Guide/ Warranty Manual

Power On and Off the device

 Press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to

turn the device on.

 It may take a moment for the device to turn on and

load.

 Press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to

select Power off, then it will appear a confirmation
window, tap OK to turn off the device.

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Charging the device

 You need to charge the device prior to use it for the

first time or when battery power is low.

 Charge the device using AC adapter with output 9V,

2A.

 Charging through PC may not be able to fully

charge the device due to the low output charging
current from PC USB port.

 Please turn the device to standby mode to shorten

the charging process.

 It will take about 4 hours to fully charge the device

in standby mode (LCD off).

 When the power cable is connected to the device

for charging, the device will enter into standby
mode after remains idle for 60s. Press the [Power]
button to wake up the device.

 The battery status is displayed at the top of the

screen.

Battery full Low battery Charging

Transferring Contents

From Computer

 The device supports USB Mass Storage Device

function.

 To import contents (e-books, video, audio, photo

etc) into the device, connect the device to PC via
the supplied USB cable.

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 Upon successful connection to PC, turn to the

Zoostorm PlayTab, on the status bar; flick upwards
to display an ongoing list.

 Select “USB connected”, then tap on “Turn on

USB storage” to enter USB mode and all operation

will be halted.

 Go to [My Computer], double click on the device’s

disk to open.

 Perform normal file management operation like

other USB device.

From memory card

This unit supports Micro SD card up to 32 GB

To insert a Memory card

Insert the card correctly with the contact pin facing

downwards as
illustrated below.
Pushing the card
into the memory
card slot, then you
should hear a
click when the
card is seated
correctly. You
may damage the

card and the
device if Micro SD card is not inserted correctly.
To remove Micro SD card, push the card once again
until it clicks.

When a Micro SD card is inserted in or ejected from
the device, it may take few seconds for the device to
update the content. Please avoid inserting or ejecting

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Micro SD card when other operation is running as this
may cause the system hang.

 Do not remove the card if the content inside the

card is being played. This will halt the operation of
the device and cause the device to restart.

 If the system is not responding, press Power

button for 6 seconds to reset.

Stand by /Wake up mode

Press Power button to enter Stand by mode, then the
device locks automatically.
Locking the device turns off the display to save your
battery and to prevent unintended operation of the
device.
To wake up the device, press Power button again,
then press the Lock button and drag the slider.

Home screen

When the device is turned on, it will enter into the
Home screen.

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Menu bar

1. Search bar for web browser

2. Main menu button

3. Widget & Shortcut button

4. Return button

5. Home button

6. Running application

7. Volume - button

8. Volume + button

9. Option Menu button

Status bar

10. USB connection

11. USB debugging

12. Memory card indication

13. Time Display

14. Wi-Fi connection

15. Battery indicator
Flick upwards at the status bar to display an ongoing

list, tap to display more status information.

Customising Home screen

Adding icons on home screen

You can add shortcuts, widgets or folders to home
screen.

To add icons on screen, tap to enter Main

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menu, press and hold on the desired options to go to
home screen, then drag the icon to the desired place.

Moving icons on the home screen

1. Touch and hold the icon to be moved until you

see a shadow of the icon.

2. Drag the icon to the desired place.

Removing icons on home screen.

Touch and hold the desired icon to be removed until it
appear a “X” at the top screen, then drag the icon on

“X”, when the icon turns red, release it to remove.
Setting wallpaper for home screen

Tap  Wallpaper; select the desired picture as
wallpaper.

About the additional home screen

You can use up to five screens. Flick left or right to go
to other home screen.
Go to the first Home screen: press the Home button.

Main menu

All application icons are on the Main menu.

 On home screen, tap to show the Main

menu.

 Tap an icon on the Main menu to open the desired

application.

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Touch screen or buttons

 Tap an icon to open an application.
 Tap at the bottom of the screen to display the

menu bar.

 At the Menu bar, tap anytime to return to

previous screen, press and hold to return to Home
screen.

 Tap anytime to return to Home screen.
 Tap on the screen anytime to display the

option menu.

 Tap to show the running application.
 Tap / to adjust volume level.

Scrolling

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 Drag your finger up and down to scroll file list.
 Flick to scroll quickly.
 On webpage, drag up and down to scroll around

the page（be care for so as not to click the link）.

 Tap or touch anywhere on the screen to stop it

immediately.

Onscreen keyboard

Use the onscreen keyboard to enter text, such as
Text messages, or web addresses.

 Tap a text field to bring up the keyboard.
 Touch and hold on the text field to select an input

method.

Uppercase key Backspace key

Enter key Input options
Numeric/punctuation/symbol key

Connecting to the internet

Turn on Wi-Fi: From Main menu choose Settings
Wireless & networksWi-Fi, and tap the other end

next to “OFF”. Then “ON” will appear when you have
turn on the Wi-Fi.

Join a Wi-Fi network: From the detected network list,
select a network, if necessary, enter a password and

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tap "Connect" to save the settings for the encrypted
connection and connect to Wi-Fi. (Networks that
require a password appear with a lock icon).

Select “show advanced option” to show more
options.
Once you’ve joined a Wi-Fi network manually, it
automatically connects to it whenever the network is in
range.

Switching Screen orientation

Screen orientation can be set to vertical or horizontal
via the built-in G sensor.

 From Main menu, tap Settings  Display, select

Auto-rotate screen.

 Rotate the unit and the screen rotates too,

automatically adjusting to fit the screen.

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Web browser

View a webpage

 From Main menu, tap Browser to open web

browser.

 Tap the address bar at the top of the screen.

 On address bar, type the web address and tap

Enter.

 Tap the link on the webpage to open a new

webpage.

 Drag up and down to scroll around the webpage.
 Double tap or pinch on the webpage to zoom in or

zoom out.

 In zoom mode, drag left, right, up, down to move

the webpage.

 The multiple webpage windows opened at a time

are shown on the top screen. Tap on the desired
window to enlarge to full screen mode.

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 To return to the previous page, tap the

button.

Notice：

 To switch screen orientation, rotate the unit.
 Browser start page always defaults to Google

home page.

Add bookmark

Tap to add the current visited webpage as
bookmark.

Bookmarks List

Tap to show bookmarks list, tap a bookmark to

open the webpage. Touch and hold the bookmark to

display the option menu for bookmark.

 History

Access to view history lists. To remove these lists,
tap , and then select Clear history.

 Settings

Tap to use more available function, including
Privacy & security, Accessibility and so on.

Refresh/Stop

Tap to refresh on the current page, tap X to stop
loading the current page.

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Forward
Tap ←/→ go to previous/next webpage screen.

Using the option menu

Tap to display the browser option menu. Tap
on the desired item to use webpage viewing control.

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Watching Videos

Playing videos

 On the Main menu, tap Gallery Video folder to

open video player.

 Drag up and down to scroll through the file list.
 Tap to select a video file for playback.
 Touch and hold on the selected video file to delete

it.

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Controlling Video Playback

When playing video, tap on the screen to pop up
control toolbar.

Play or Pause a
video

Tap / .

Play previous/next
video

Tap / .

Fast rewind or fast
forward

Touch and hold /

.

Skip to any point in
a video

Tap anywhere or drag
the play head on the
progress bar.

Adjust the volume
level.

Tap / or
use the volume buttons.

Add a bookmark
in the current
playback position

Tap .

Adjust screen
brightness

Tap .

Adjust the screen
size: full
screen,16:9,4:3

Tap .
Display video menu

Tap .

Return to the video
browser screen

Tap .

Notes：

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 If a bookmark is added, it allows you to continue

playing from the bookmark when you open the
video file next time.

 Video player supports subtitle file, please load the

subtitle file to be displayed on the current video,
unless the subtitle is integrated into the video itself.

 The reader supports subtitle of sub, ssa, srt, lrc

format, encoded in UTF8 format.

 The file name of the subtitle must be identical to

that of the video file. The subtitle will be loaded
automatically during video playback.

Playing Music

About music library

From Main menu, tap Music to enter into music
library.

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Sorting by artist Sorting by album

All songs Sorting by Playlist

Return to Now playing screen

Playing songs

1. From Home screen or Main menu, tap Music to
enter music library.

2. Tap on a desired tab to enter song list.

3. Drag up and down to scroll the song list.

4. Tap the desired songs to start playing.
Note: If you want to exit music mode, tap to

pause, then tap or .

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Pause or play
songs.

Tap / .

Play previous or
next song.

Tap / .

Fast rewind or fast
forward

Touch and hold

/ .

Skip to any point in
a song

Tap anywhere or Drag
the play head on the
progress bar.

Adjust the volume
level.

Tap /
button or use the
volume buttons on the
unit.

Display the current
Tap .

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song list

Set shuffle mode
Tap .

Set Repeat mode

Tap .

Display the music
playback menu

Tap .

add the current
playing song to
playlist

Tap  Add to
playlist.

Delete the current
song

Tap  Delete.

To return to the
Media Library

Tap .

Using the playlist

Use the playlist to manage the songs in the library

Creating a new playlist

In the music playback screen, tap 
New, and enter the name for the new playlist, then

tap Save.

Adding the current song into playlist

In the music playback screen, tap .
Tap on a desired playlist, then the current song has
been added into the selected playlist.

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Viewing photos

On the Home screen or Main menu, tap Gallery
Photo folder to view photo.
Thumbnail View

Thumbnail view displays the catalog as a table of
thumbnail images in adjustable sizes.

 Tap on the desired photo to full screen view.
 In full screen mode, tap to return to

thumbnail view mode.

Start to view photo

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Tap on the screen to show / hide the control bar.

View the previous /
next photo.

Flick Left/Right on the
screen.

Zoom in or zoom out

Use two fingers to
pinch on the viewing
screen.

Set slide show effect

Tap  Slideshow

Edit the picture

Tap

 Edit

Rotate the photo by
90 degrees clockwise,
counterclockwise

Tap Rotate
left/Rotate right .

Crop the picture
Tap  Crop.

Set the photo as
wallpaper

Tap  Set
picture as wallpaper.

Display photo
information

Tap  Details

Share the photo with
others.

Tap .

Delete or save photo
Tap .

Return to thumbnail
mode.

Tap .

Notes:

 In zoom in /out mode, drag your finger up, down,

left or right to move photo.

 Rotate the unit to switch screen orientation.

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Using Camera

From Main menu, tap Camera to enter camera mode.

 Tap to select Camera mode, tap to

switch to Camcorder mode

 Tap to preview on taking photo or

recording video.

 Tap to switch between Front camera

and Rear camera.

 Press to take photo or record video, and

photo/video file will be saved automatically.

 Tap to display setting menu.
 Tap the thumbnail icon at top right to view the

photo or play back the video.

 Press the Return button to exit from the camera

mode.

Camera settings

 Tap to set White balance.

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 Tap SCN to set Scene mode.
 Tap to set Store location/ Picture size.

Camcorder settings

 Tap to set White balance.
 Tap to set Time lapse interval.
 Tap to set Store location.

Sound Recording

From Main menu, tap Sound Recorder to enter
sound recording mode.

Recording a voice file

 Press to start recording a voice file.

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 Press to stop recording.

 Press to play back the current recorded

voice file.

 It will display a message window to choose

“Done” or “Discard”, choose “Done” to save the
voice file; choose “Discard” to discard the voice

file.

 A recording time indicator will appear during the

recording.

 Repeat the above steps to record more voice

files.

Play back the voice file

 The record is saved in Record folder, open

“Explore”，then open Record folder, and tap on
the desired recorded file to be played.

Gmail

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Setting up Gmail Accounts

Prior to the use of e-mail, you need to set up the
mailbox account.

1. From Main menu, tap GmailSign In.

2. Enter your user name and password, tap Sign In to
continue.

3. Set P03/IMAP server (If necessary, obtain the
required information from your network administrator,
then tap Next to check server setting.

Using the mailbox

 In the mailbox, drag up and down to scroll the mail

list.

 Tap to open the mail you want to read.
 On the mail list, touch and hold on the mail to

display option menu.

 Use the option menu, the available options is:

Read, Archive, Mute, Mark read, Delete, Add bar,
Change labels.

 About the Mail menu

In the mail list, tap to display a mail menu.

 Refresh：Refresh Mail

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 Compose：Write a new mail
 Account：View all e-mail accounts
 Go to labels: go to home screen of the Gmail

 Search: Search for the desired mail
 Setting: Set email account

Delete mail account

1. In the mail list, tap to display a mail menu.

2. Tap Accounts to display email account.

3. Tap to display a option menu, select Account
settings.

4. Tap on the mail to be deleted to go to next screen,
and then tap on Remove account.

Notice:

 You can set multiple mail accounts, tap Add

account. If there is no response on the tablet

 Each time you use mail, the system will

automatically jump to the default account.

File Explorer

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 From Main menu, tap Explorer.
 Tap to select Internal / Micro SD card

memory/USB to enter.

 Drag up and down to scroll through the file list to

select the desired folder or file.

 Touch and hold the selected file or folder or tap

Editor to show the edit menu.

 To open a file or folder, tap on the file or folder.

About the tool bar and the Edit menu

 Tool bar

A: Home - return to the home Explorer
screen.
B: Level Up- return to the previous
directory.

C: Multi- choose more than one item
D: Editor- Copy, delete, move or rename a

file or folder.
E: New folder - Create a new folder
F: Back- Go to previous screen.
G: Next- Go to next screen

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Edit menu

Touch and hold on the
selected file
or folder or tap Editor to
show the
Edit menu.

Select multiple files or folders:
You can select multiple files or folders at the same
time.

1. On the Tool bar, select Multi.

2. Tap the desired files to be selected, then they will
be red highlighted. To cancel the selected items, tap
on them again.

Copy / move files or folders

1. From the file list, select the desired files/folders

to be copied or moved.

2. Tap Editor to show the edit menu, select Move

or Copy.

3. Go to the target folder that you want to put the

selected file or folder.

4. Tap Editor  Paste.
Note: it may take longer time to paste files/folder with

big file size.

Rename the file or folder

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1. From the file list, select the desired file/folder to

be renamed.

2. Touch and hold the desired file or folder to show

the edit menu, select Rename

3. Tap the file name field and use On-screen

keyboard to enter a new file name.

4. Tap OK to confirm.

Delete files or folders

1. From the file list, select the desired files/folders

to be deleted.

2. Tap Editor to show the edit menu.

3. Select Delete to display a message window..

4. Select Delete to confirm the deletion.
Note: if only copy/move/delete one file/folder, you can
touch and hold on the desired file or folder, then follow
the above steps to do.

Managing third party applications

This unit support third party applications (such as
MSN, etc.), you can install or uninstall applications for
the system.

Download and install the application

1. Download the desired applications into your
computer.

2. Copy the downloaded applications to the unit (you
can also download the desired applications from the
browser in your Zoostorm PlayTab Tablet PC.).

3. Disconnect this unit from the computer.

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Note: The system only supports XXX.apk format
applications to be installed.

4. From Main menu, tap
SettingsSecurityunknown source.

5. In Explorer, find the directory where the application
is placed to tap to start the installation.

6. After finishing the installation, you will see the
Applications on the Main menu.

Uninstall application

1. From the Main menu, then tap Settingsmanage
applications.

2. Select the application you desire to uninstall, and
then tap Uninstall.
Note: The default applications can’t be uninstalled
from the unit.

Alarms

From Main menu, tap Clock  Set alarm to start
clock alarm setting.

Set an alarm:

On clock setting screen, tap “Add alarm” to start to
alarm setting.
Note: You can set multiple alarms.
Adjust any of the following settings:

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 Tap Time to set the alarm time, tap + or - button to

adjust the desired hours and minutes. Then tap Set
to confirm.

 Tap Ringtone to choose the ringtone that sounds

when the alarm goes off.

 Tap Vibrate to enable vibrate mode.
 Tap Repeat and choose the days to set the alarm

to repeat on certain days.

 Tap Label to give the alarm a description. It

displays the label when the alarm sounds.

If at least one alarm is set and turned on, it will appear

“Alarm set: Time” on home clock screen.

Turn an alarm on or off: tap the next to the

desired alarm to turn the alarm on or off. If an alarm is
set to sound only once, it turns off automatically after it
sounds. You can turn it on again to re-enable it.

Change settings for an alarm: tap the time of the
desired alarm to be changed.

Delete an alarm: tap the time of the desired alarm to
be deleted, select Delete to delete the alarm.

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From Home screen or Main menu, choose Settings,
and then tap the desired items to be configured to
start the Setting.

Wireless & networks

The Wi-Fi settings allow you manage networks, such
as turn Wi-Fi on and join Wi-Fi networks.

Turn on Wi-Fi: From Main menu choose Settings
Wireless & networksWi-Fi, and tap the other end

next to “OFF”. Then “ON” will appear when you have
turned on the Wi-Fi.
Join a Wi-Fi network: From the detected network list,
select a network, if necessary, enter a password and
tap "Connect" to save the settings for the encrypted
connection and connect to Wi-Fi. (Networks that
require a password appear with a lock icon).

Select “show advanced option” to show more
network control options.
If more than one previously used network is in range,
Zoostorm PlayTab joins the one last used.
When Zoostorm PlayTab is connected to a Wi-Fi

network, the
Wi-Fi icon at the top of the screen shows connection
strength.

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Tap More to use more wireless network control
including setting Airplane mode, Ethernet network
setting, VPN settings，Portable hotspot.

Sound

Customize the sound settings, including the settings
for Volumes, Default notification, Vibrate and ring,
Touch sounds, Screen lock sound and Vibrate on
touch.

Display

Customize the display settings, including the settings
for Brightness, Wallpaper, Auto-rotate screen, Sleep,
Font size, Accelerometer coordinate system and
screen adaption, G Sensor Auto Zero.

Storage

View the memory status of Micro SD card and internal
storage, format Micro SD card memory.

Battery

View the battery status of Zoostorm PlayTab.

Apps

Allows you to manage the applications sorted by
Download, On SD card, running and All.

Accounts & sync

Allows you to add new account and sync all the
accounts.

Location service

Let apps use data from sources such as Wi-Fi and
mobile networks to determine you approximate

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location. Moreover, let Google use your location to
improve search results.

Security

Allows you to set Screen security, Encryption,
Passwords, Device administration and Credential
storage.

Language & Input

Set region and language, keyboard, text input
methods, speech, Mouse/Track pad.

Backup & reset

Allows you to backup account, app data, Wi-Fi
passwords, and other settings to Google servers.
Additionally, you can erase all data on Zoostorm
PlayTab and reboot into the system in Recovery
mode.

Date& Time

Set date, time, time zone and display format.

Accessibility

Allows you to install web scripts, set large text,
auto-rotate screen feature, speak passwords, touch
and hold delay.

Developer options

Helps you manage the Zoostorm PlayTab system,
such as USB debugging, Stay awake, HDCP checking
and so on.

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About tablet

Display the information about Zoostorm PlayTab, such
as product status, model number, firmware version,
Build number and so on

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If the device does not function as it is expected,
please try the following steps.

The device is not responding or can’t be turned
on.

 Reset the device by pressing the Power button

for 6 seconds. The device will be forced
shutdown if it is on and you are required to
restart the device again.

 Battery has been fully depleted. Please charge

the device via USB or USB AC Adapter.

Battery Life seems short

 The operating temperature is below 5℃, this is

due to the characteristics of battery and not a
malfunction.

 The battery is not used for prolonged period.

Please recharge the battery of the device again

 The battery is not fully charged. Please charge

the device for 4 hours.

 The battery needs to be replaced. Please consult

the authorized dealer for service.

The device can not be operated during USB
connection

 The device cannot be operated while it is

connected to PC.

 At status bar, flick upwards to display a Ongoing

list, then select “Turn off USB storage” to

resume operation.

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Maintenance

 See warranty section (Pages 41-46)

Product Specifications

Display

10.1 inch TFT-LCD Display, 1280x800 pixels
High resolution capacitive multi-touch screen

Wi-Fi

802.11 b/g

System Properties

Processor : Rock Chip 3066
Architecture: ARMv7, Cortex A9, Dual Core
RAM Memory : DDR3 1GB
Operating System:Android 4.1

Storage memory

Built in memory: up to 32GB
Supports Micro SD card up to 32GB.

Media File Format supported

E-book: PDF，TXT，HTML，PPT，DOC，EXCEL
Audio: MP3/WMA/APE/FLAC/AAC/AC3/WAV

Photo: JPEG/BMP/GIF/PNG/TIFF

Video: MKV (H.264 HP) 、AVI、RM/RMVB、FLV、
MPEG-1、MPEG-2
Data transfer: Micro USB 2.0 High Speed
Audio: 3.5mm audio jack
Record : Microphone
Storage: Micro SD Card

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Miscellaneous
Built in speaker
G sensor
Web Camera
Voice recording
Vibration actuator
Clock / Date
Real time battery indication

Battery life

Reading – more than 9 hours
Music – up to 10 hours (with back-light off)
Video- more than 6 hours
Web browsing : more than 6 hours
Standby time : 7 days

Charging

Power: DC 9V, 2A
Duration: 4 hours (approx)

Physical properties

Dimension: 267.7 X 169.0 X 11.8 mm
Weight: 319g (approx)

※ Design and specifications are subject to change
without prior notice

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Certification information
On FCC

This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with 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 residential installations. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy, and if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined
by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
 Increase the separation between the equipment

and receiver.

 Connect the equipment 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.

WARNING: THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY
UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THE DEVICE. ANY
SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER'S
AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

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On CE

The symbol means that the unit complies with

European safety and electrical interference directives.

Copyrights and Trademark Notice

Copyright laws prohibit copying the data of this
product or the contents of this manual (illustrations,
related documents, etc.) in whole or in part without the
permission of the copyright holder. Additionally, use of
the data of this product or the contents of this manual
is not allowed without vendor’s permission except for
personal use.
All the brand and product names are trademarks of
their respective companies.

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Disposal and Recycling Information

Your Tablet PC must be disposed of properly
according to local laws and regulations.
Because this product contains a battery, the product
must be disposed of separately from household waste.
When your Tablet PC reaches its end of life, contact
your local authorities to learn about recycling options.

Battery Replacement:
The rechargeable battery in it should be replaced only
by an authorized service provider.

This symbol on the product or in the instruction

means that your electrical or electric equipment
should be disposed at the end of its life separately
from your household waste. There are separate
collection systems for recycling in the EU, For more
information, please contact the local authority or your
retailer where you purchased the product.

Disclaimer

All the information, design and specifications
contained in this manual were correct at the time of
publication. However, as the product is under
continuously upgrading, the final device may have a
slightly difference in appearance or modified
functionality than presented in this manual.

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Zoostorm Standard Warranty

What this Warranty Covers

Zoostorm warrants that each hardware product that
you purchase is free from defects in materials and
workmanship under normal use during the warranty
period. The warranty period for the product starts on
the original date of delivery to the customer for a
period of 12 months.

The duration of this warranty is then offered as a
return to base service. Only the cost of the parts and
labour involved in servicing any eligible repairs under
the return to base warranty are covered.
This warranty also includes a technical support
service via telephone and e-mail for the full duration of
the warranty. This technical support service only
provides support on your purchased product and
software supplied by Zoostorm on your purchased
product.

How to Obtain Warranty Service

If the product does not function as warranted during
the warranty period, you may obtain warranty services
by contacting Zoostorm directly on 0844 800 6183 or
email [e-mail]. The warranty service
is only available in the UK; therefore additional
charges may apply for warranty claims outside of the
UK.

What We Will Do to Correct Problems

We will attempt to diagnose and resolve problems
over the telephone or e-mail. We may direct you to

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download and install designated software updates.
Some problems can be resolved with a replacement
part that you can install yourself called a "Customer
Replaceable Unit" or "CRU." If so, we will ship the
CRU to you for you to install.

If the problem cannot be resolved over the telephone
or remotely, through your application of software
updates or the installation of a CRU by you, we will
arrange for service of the product at our UK repair
centre.

If we determine that we are unable to repair the
product, we will replace it with one that is at least
functionally equivalent.
If we determine that problems are as a result of
customer misuse, improper maintenance, accidents,
modifications, unsuitable physical operating
environments, power surges or natural disasters,
where possible we will offer to repair the product at a
"fair" price to you.
We will carry out all repairs within a 10 working day
timescale.

Replacement of a Product or Part

When the warranty service involves the replacement
of a product or part, the replaced product or part
becomes Zoostorm's property and the replacement
product or part becomes your property. Only unaltered
Zoostorm products and parts are eligible for
replacement. The replacement product or part
provided by Zoostorm may not be new, but it will be in
good working order and at least functionally

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equivalent to the original product or part. The
replacement product or part shall be warranted for the
balance of the period remaining on the original
product.

Before we replace a product or part, you agree to:

1. Remove all features, parts, options, alterations, and
attachments not under warranty service;

2. Ensure that the product or part is free of any legal
obligations or restrictions that prevent its replacement;
and

3. Obtain authorisation from the owner to have us
service a product or part if you do not own it.

Customer Additional Responsibilities

Where applicable, before service is provided, you
agree to:

1. Follow the service request procedures that we
specify;

2. Backup or secure all programs and data contained
in the product;

3. Provide us with all system keys or passwords to
perform the warranty service; and

4. Ensure that all information about identified or
identifiable individuals ("Personal Data") is deleted
from the product or that, with respect to any Personal
Data that you do not delete, you are in compliance
with all applicable laws.

Use of Personal Information

If you obtain service under this warranty, Zoostorm will
store, use and process information about you
including name, phone numbers, address, and e-mail

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address. We will only use this information to perform
service under this warranty. We reserve the right to
contact you after you have obtained services under
this warranty to inquire about your satisfaction
regarding our warranty service or to notify them about
any product recalls or safety issues. We will only
disclose your information where we are required to by
law.

What This Warranty Does Not Cover

This warranty does not cover the following:

• Loss of, or damage to, your data;

• Any software programs, that were not provided with

the product by Zoostorm or installed subsequently;

• Failure or damage resulting from misuse, accident,

modification, unsuitable physical or operating
environment, natural disasters, power surges, or
improper maintenance by you;

• Damage caused by a non-authorised warranty
service provider;

• Shipping costs for non-eligible warranty repairs;

• Failure of, or damage caused by, any third party

products, software, peripherals or components.
This warranty is voided by removal or alteration of
identification labels on the product or its parts.

Limitation of Liability

Zoostorm is only responsible for loss or damage to
your product while it is: 1) in our possession; or 2) in
transit in those cases where we are responsible for
the transportation.
Zoostorm is not responsible for any data including
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in/on the product. You should remove and/or backup
all such information from the product prior to its
service or return.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL
ZOOSTORM, ITS SUPPLIERS, RESELLERS, OR
SERVICE PROVIDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY OF
THE FOLLOWING EVEN IF INFORMED OF THEIR
POSSIBILITY: 1) THIRD PARTY CLAIMS AGAINST
YOU FOR DAMAGES; 2) LOSS OR DAMAGE TO
YOUR DATA; OR 3) SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL,
INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,
INCLUDING LOST PROFITS, BUSINESS REVENUE,
GOODWILL OR ANTICIPATED SAVINGS.

Hardware Faults - Call our Service and Support on
0844 800 6183 or E-mail [e-mail]

Zoostorm Service and Support are open from
Monday - Friday; 9.00am until 5.30pm.