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- Page 1 9” Android Tablet Quad-Core I’ll Keep You Productive User Guide Please read these instructions completely, before operating this product. PLEASE RECYCLE memorex-ce.com Facilities may not exist in your area Model MTAB-09541AB...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents What is in the Box ..............4 Learning Your New Tablet ............5 Front ................5 Rear/Side ................6 Keyboard ................7 Home Screen ..............8 Apps Screen ..............10 Widget Screens ............10 Moving an App or Widget to the Home Screen ..11 Removing a Home Screen App/Widget .......11 Creating a Folder ............11 Screen Orientation ............12 Screen Gestures ............12... - Page 3 Contents Muting the Tablet ............17 Using the Keyboard and Case ........18 Selecting a Wi-Fi Device ..........20 Changing Desktop Wallpaper ........22 Auto Off ................22 Clock/Alarm App ..............23 Setting the Time Zone and Setting to Night Mode ..23 Setting the Alarm ............24 Setting the Clock/Alarm Options ........26 Setting the Timer or Stopwatch ........27 Web Apps ................28 Setting up Email ............28...
- Page 4 Contents Quick Menus .................49 Settings .................50 Wireless and Networks ..........51 Device ................51 Personal ................54 Accounts ..............55 System ................56 Connecting to a Computer ..........58 Connecting to External Storage ..........60 Updating Firmware ...............61 Resetting the Tablet .............62 Troubleshooting ..............63 Safety and Information............64 Care and Maintenance ............67 SPECIFICATIONS ..............68 Customer Support ..............69...
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Page 5: What Is In The Box
9” Android Tablet Quad-Core I’ll Keep You Productive Quick Start Guide Please read these instructions completely, before operating this product. PLEASE RECYCLE memorex-ce.com Facilities may not exist in your area Model MTAB-09541AB On The Go (OTG) Cable (Not Shown) — 4 —... -
Page 6: Learning Your New Tablet
Learning Your New Tablet Description of Controls Front Touchscreen Front-Facing Camera Charge Indicator — 5 —... -
Page 7: Rear/Side
Learning Your New Tablet Rear/Side Rear Camera Power Button HOME Button Micro USB Jack Headphones Jack DC Jack Micro SD Card Slot (not included) Microphone — 6 —... -
Page 8: Keyboard
Learning Your New Tablet Keyboard Indicator Clasp Retaining Clips Keyboard Micro USB Cable — 7 —... -
Page 9: Home Screen
Learning Your New Tablet Home Screen Indicator Icons (will appear if you swipe down from top). Theee are a sample of the main icons and are subject to change without notice. Open Wi-Fi available Battery power level Uploading data Screenshot taken Connected to PC Silent/Mute is activated Airplane Mode activated... - Page 10 Learning Your New Tablet Home Screen (Continued) Google Icons Apps/Widget Screen Icon Task Bar Return to Previous screen Lower volume View open Apps - To open an Raise volume app, tap it. To remove a thumb-nail from the list, swipe it up.
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Page 11: Apps Screen
Learning Your New Tablet Apps Screen At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Here you can tap an App to open it. Swipe to the left if more than one page of Apps exist. Swipe again for more pages, or to view the Widgets. Widget Screens Widgets are shortcuts to applications that bring your favorite apps and content... -
Page 12: Moving An App Or Widget To The Home Screen
Learning Your New Tablet Moving an App or Widget to the Home Screen Tap and hold, and then drag an App or Widget to the Home screen, new Home screen or the Home screen’s side bar. This will not remove the App from the Apps screen, it will just add a Quick link from the Home screen. -
Page 13: Screen Orientation
Learning Your New Tablet Screen Orientation The screen can be viewed in either portrait or landscape orientation. For most screens, simply rotate the Tablet to automatically change the screen orientation. Some applications and screens are limited to either portrait or landscape orientation. - Page 14 Learning Your New Tablet Stretch What does it do? Zooms in on an item, like a picture or a map. How do I do it? Touch the screen or an item with two or more fingers, then move the fingers away from each other (stretch). Pinch What does it do? Zooms out of on an item, like a picture or a map.
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Page 15: Headphones
Learning Your New Tablet Headphones To listen privately to sound from the Tablet, plug in standard 3.5mm headphones into the Headphone jack To Headphone jack on the side of the Tablet. Notifications Swipe down from the top left of the screen once to view the icons and once again to bring up the notifications. -
Page 16: Getting Started
Getting Started Installing a Micro SD Card Insert a Micro SD Card (up to 32GB) with music, video, photos, etc and view them on this Tablet. Insert the Micro SD Card as follows: Simply slide a Micro SD Card as shown until it clicks in place. To remove, press in on the Micro SD Card to release it. -
Page 17: Charging The Tablet/Using With The Ac Adapter
Getting Started Charging the Tablet/Using with the AC Adapter A battery icon will appear at the top right of the screen to indicate the battery remaining. When it gets low, make sure to charge the Tablet as follows: Plug the small end of the AC Adapter into the DC5V jack on the side of the Tablet. -
Page 18: Turning The Tablet Off Or Into Sleep Mode
Getting Started Turning the Tablet Off or into Sleep Mode When in the On mode, press and hold the POWER button until the Pop-up Menu appears. Select POWER OFF to turn the unit completely off. You can also press and release the POWER button to put the unit to Sleep mode where it will not be turned off but the screen will be off to save battery power. -
Page 19: Using The Keyboard And Case
Getting Started Using the Keyboard and Case Connect the keyboard as follows: There are three soft retaining clips which are to be gently bent to make firm contact with your Tablet. The single top clip will Retaining Clips Retaining Clips be spring loaded so slide up to enable easy insertion. - Page 20 Getting Started Tap on Android Keyboard (AOSP). Tap on to bring up the – Keyboard’s options. Set the desired keyboard options, but most importantly, tap Input Languages and select English as the Active Input Method. — 19 —...
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Page 21: Selecting A Wi-Fi Device
Getting Started Selecting a Wi-Fi Device Quick Menus are described in detail starting on page 49. However, now is a good time to get your Wi-Fi Network selected so you can get the most out of your Tablet. With the power on, swipe down from the top right of the screen once to show the indicators and again to bring up the Quick... - Page 22 Getting Started Tap the desired network. (If requested, enter the password then Tap Done.) Tap Connect and if the password was correct and the Network is valid, “Saved” or “Connected” will appear under the Network name. Tip: If a lock appears next to the icon, then the network is secure and will require a password to connect.
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Page 23: Changing Desktop Wallpaper
Getting Started Changing Desktop Wallpaper Personalize your Tablet with the Wallpaper of your choice as follows: While on the Home screen, tap and hold the screen until the Wallpaper pop-up appears. Select an option to set the Wallpaper: Choose wallpaper from Live Wallpapers: Pre-installed Live Wallpapers UHD Player... -
Page 24: Clock/Alarm App
Clock/Alarm App Setting the Time Zone and Setting to Night Mode Set the correct time zone as follows: At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Tap the Clock App to open. To set the Time Zone, tap the icon, then select the Time Zone you are in. -
Page 25: Setting The Alarm
Clock/Alarm App Setting the Alarm(s) Set the desired alarm(s) as follows: At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Tap the Clock App to open. Tap the Alarm ( ) icon. Tap one of the Alarms; the Setting screen will appear. - Page 26 Clock/Alarm App Set the desired hour by tapping and rotating the clock dial. Repeat for the minutes. Make sure to tap AM or PM. Tap Done; the previous screen will appear with the Additional Settings options. At this screen, set the following: Tap to turn the alarm On or Off.
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Page 27: Setting The Clock/Alarm Options
Clock/Alarm App Setting the Clock/Alarm Options Set the Alarm options as follows: At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Tap the Clock App to open. at the top right of the screen and tap Settings; the options will appear. -
Page 28: Setting The Timer Or Stopwatch
Clock/Alarm App ALARM OPTIONS Silence After: Tap to select the desired time for the alarm to sound when activated. Snooze Length: When the alarm sounds you can select Snooze. Use this option to set the desired Snooze time. Volume Buttons: Tap to bring up the Volume Button options: Tap Snooze and the Volume icons will operate as Snooze buttons. -
Page 29: Web Apps
Web Apps Setting Up Email When first using the Tablet you will be asked to set up an email as follows: At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Tap the Email App. Tip: You can also tap the Manual Setup button if you would prefer to manually setup your email. Enter your email address and password and then tap Next. -
Page 30: Using Email
Web Apps Using Email After setting up your email, it will appear when you open the Email App. Use as follows: At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Tap the Email App; the Email screen will appear. -
Page 31: Setting The Email Options
Web Apps Tap the icon at the top left of the screen to bring up the Folders menus where you can select a desired folder to view Setting the Email Options At the Apps screen, tap the Email App; the Email Options screen will appear. - Page 32 Web Apps Tap General Settings. Set the following on this screen: Confirm Before Deleting: Tap to turn this option On or Off. Confirm Before Sending: Tap to turn this option On or Off. Auto-Advance: Tap to choose the screen which will appear after you delete a message (Newer, Older or Conversation List).
- Page 33 Web Apps Tap an email account to view respective email’s Options screen. Set the following on this screen: Account Name: Name of account. Your Name: Name that will appear on your emails. Signature: Text entered here will appear on the bottom of every email you send. Quick Responses: Freqently used Quick Responses.
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Page 34: Using The Browser
Web Apps Using the Browser When connected to the internet, utilize the Browser as follows: At the Home screen, tap the (Browser) icon. You can also access the Browser by tapping the Browser App in the Apps screen. Enter a URL and tap Go (press Enter if using the keyboard) or tap on one of the options that pre-fill as you type to go to that page. - Page 35 Web Apps Browser icon descriptions: Go Back Go Forward Refresh Page Add current page to Bookmarks Search View Bookmarks. Tap one to go to it. Add Tab Browser Options: Tap the icon at the top right to bring up the Browser Options and set as follows: Refresh: Tap to refresh the page...
- Page 36 Web Apps Set the Browser Settings as follows: General: Set Home Page: Set the page that will appear when opening the Browser. Form Auto-Fill: Turn the Form Auto Fill option On or Off. Turning this On will allow the filling of forms with a single touch. Private & Security: Clear Cache: Clear the locally cached content and databases. Clear History: Clear Browser history.
- Page 37 Web Apps Advanced: Set Search Engine: Set the desired search engine to use when searching the internet. Open in Background: Turn this option On or Off. Turning this On will open new tabs behind the current tab. Enable Javascript: Turn this option On or Off. Turning this On will enable javascript. Enable Plug-ins: Turn this option On or Off. Turning this On will enable plug-ins. Website Settings: Advanced settings for individual websites. Default Zoom: Set the default zoom (Far, Medium or Close). Open Pages in Overview: Turn this option On or Off. Turning this On will show overview of newly opened pages Auto-Fit Pages: Turn this option On or Off. Turning this On will format...
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Page 38: Camera/Video App
Camera/Video App Camera - Taking a Standard Photo This section explains how to use the camera to take photographs using the built-in front or rear camera. At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. You can also access the Camera directly from the Home screen or by dragging the lock towards the camera on the Lock screen. - Page 39 Camera/Video App Set the desired Camera options by tapping the icon (or tapping and holding the screen) and then setting as follows: Tap to set the desired exposure. – Tap to set the following: – – Tap to turn Location Access On or Off. Turning On will include the location info with the photo.
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Page 40: Camera - Taking A Panoramic Photo
Camera/Video App Camera - Taking a Panoramic Photo This section explains how to use the camera to take panoramic photographs using the built-in front or rear camera. At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. You can also access the Camera directly from the Home screen or by dragging the lock towards the... -
Page 41: Taking A Video
Camera/Video App Taking a Video This section explains how to use the camera to take a video using the built-in front or rear camera. At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. You can also access the Camera directly from the Home screen or by dragging the lock towards the camera on the Lock screen. - Page 42 Camera/Video App Set the desired Video options by pressing the icon and then setting as follows: Tap to set the desired white balance. Tap to set the following: – – Tap to turn Location Access On or Off. Turning On will include the location info with the photo.
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Page 43: Viewing And Editing Photos
Camera/Video App Viewing and Editing Photos This section explains how to view or edit photos on this Tablet. When the Camera App is open, swipe to the left to view the videos and photos. Select a photo to edit by tapping on it. - Page 44 Camera/Video App Tap the icon to delete the photo. Tap the icon to set the various options such as Effects, Cropping, Exposure, Autocolor and more. Tap SAVE at the top left corner to save the altered photo. Tap the icon at the top right of the screen to bring up more options such as Edit (same as step 5), Rotate Left, Rotate...
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Page 45: Viewing And Editing Videos
Camera/Video App Viewing and Editing Videos This section explains how to view or edit videos on this Tablet. When the Camera App is open, swipe to the right to view the videos and photos. Select a video to view or edit by tapping on it. - Page 46 Camera/Video App Tap the icon to delete the video. Tap the icon to play the video. When the video is playing, tap the screen to view the on-screen controls to Rewind, Forward, Pause and more. Tap the icon at the top right of the screen to bring up two more options as follows: Trim: Tap this to trim the...
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Page 47: File Management
File Management File Management The File Management App will allow you to manage your sounds, photos, videos, and other data in one convenient location. At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. Tap File Management App; the File management screen will appear. -
Page 48: App Stores
App Stores Purchasing Apps Purchase additional Apps using the App Stores including on this Tablet. At the Home screen, tap the icon to bring up the Apps screen. The Home screen will also have a couple Apps that you can tap on right from the Home screen. -
Page 49: Additional Apps
Additional Apps Your tablet comes with many more Apps pre-installed from entertainment Apps to multimedia Apps to useful Apps. Spend some time exploring these apps to learn how your Tablet can be most useful for you. A quick review of some of the included Apps: Browser: Web browser. -
Page 50: Quick Menus
Quick Menus Quick Menus will give fast access to a number of Settings as follows: With the power on, swipe down from the top right of the screen once to show the indicators and again to bring up the Quick Menus. -
Page 51: Settings
Settings Set the many settings as follows: With the power on, swipe down from the top right of most screens to bring up the Quick Menus. You can also tap the Settings App in the Apps screen. Tap SETTINGS to open the Settings App. -
Page 52: Wireless And Networks
Settings Tap on the desired setting to set: WIRELESS AND NETWORKS: Wi-Fi: Tap the switch to turn Wi-Fi On or Off. Tap Wi-Fi to bring up the available networks. Select a network from the list. Data Usage: Tap to view the current Data Usage. Tap an App to view more details. - Page 53 Settings Display: Tap to set the following: Brightness: Tap to set the Brightness. Wallpaper: Tap to set the desired wallpaper. You can choose from Live Wallpapers (animated wallpapers), UHD Player (Photos taken by the camera) or Wallpapers (pre-installed wallpapers) Sleep: Tap to set the desired time this Tablet will stay on without activity.
- Page 54 Settings Storage: Tap to view the storage details, and tap on an item to view the actual contents. You can also set some items as follows: Mount SD Card: Tap to mount a micro SD Card. This should be automatic, but if not, use this function.
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Page 55: Personal
Settings PERSONAL: Location: Tap to view and set various Location options. Security: Tap to set Security options as follows: Screen Lock: Tap to set the method used for unlocking the screen. Please note that Face Unlock is less secure than the other methods. Enable Widgets: Tap to turn this option On or Off. Turning this option On will enable Widgets. -
Page 56: Accounts
Settings Language and Input: Tap to set options as follows: Language: Tap to set the desired language. Spell Checker: Tap to turn this option On or Off. Turning this option On will icon enable spell checking. Tap the to set some criteria for spell checking. Personal Dictionary: Tap to modify the dictionary, or to add words. Keyboard: This is where you will select Android Keyboard (AOSP) after connecting to the included Keyboard. -
Page 57: System
Settings SYSTEM: Date & Time: Tap to set options as follows: Automatic Date & Time: Tap to turn this option On or Off. Turning this option On will set the date and time using the Network. Set Date: If Automatic Date & Time is not enabled, then tap to set the date. Set Time: If Automatic Date &... - Page 58 Settings Accessibility Shortcut: Tap to enter the Accessibility Shortcut screen. Tap the switch at the top right of the screen to enable which will allow you enable accessibility functions by pressing and holding the POWER button or tapping and holding two fingers to the screen. Text To Speech Output: Tap to enter the Text To Speech Output screen. Here you can set the Speech Rate, Listen to an Example or set Default Language Status.
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Page 59: Connecting To A Computer
Connecting to a Computer You can connect your Tablet to a PC or Mac (see Note below) and use it as a removable disk, which allows you access the file directory as follows: Connect the small end of the micro USB cable to the side of the Tablet. Connect the other end (standard USB plug) of the USB cable to the USB jack on your computer. - Page 60 Connecting to a Computer Swipe down from the top left to view the options, then tap Connected as a Media Device. Tap one of the following options: Media Device: Select to transfer media files. Camera (PTP): Select to transfer photos only. This option is useful for older computers that do not support MTP.
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Page 61: Connecting To External Storage
Connecting to External Storage You can connect an external Flash drive or Hard drive using the included OTG Cable as follows: Connect the small “male” end of the On the Go (OTG) cable to the side of the Tablet. Connect an external Storage unit’s standard USB plug into the “female” end of the OTG cable. -
Page 62: Updating Firmware
Updating Firmware Updating the Firmware to add features and fix issues. To update, perform the following: Upgrading Firmware to be included in a future owner’s manual update. — 61 —... -
Page 63: Resetting The Tablet
Resetting the Tablet If you want to erase the Tablet or if trouble has occurred in which you need to reset the Tablet, press and hold the POWER button for at least six seconds. This will reset all data and ERASE the Tablet, so only do so with no other options. -
Page 64: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Please see the Troubleshooting below to answer questions/issues you are having with your device. TROUBLE: Tablet does not turn on. SOLUTION 1: Make sure the battery has enough of a charge to start the Tablet. If not, charge using the supplied AC Adapter. SOLUTION 2: Make sure the AC Adapter is connected correctly and that the outlet is working. -
Page 65: Safety And Information
Safety and Information CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. DANGEROUS VOLTAGE: The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. - Page 66 Safety and Information Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
- Page 67 Safety and Information Read these simple guidelines before using your device. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. • Aircraft Switch off in aircraft and follow any restrictions. Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft. • Vehicles Never use your device while driving. Place it in a safe place. Position your device within easy reach.
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Page 68: Care And Maintenance
Care and Maintenance • Use only manufacturer-approved accessories. Use general accessories may shorten the life of your device or cause device to malfunction. • Keep your device dry. Humidity and all types of liquids may damage de- vice parts or electronic circuits. • Do not use or store the device in dusty, dirty areas. • Do not store the device in hot or cold areas. • Do not store your device near magnetic fields. • Do not store your device with such metal objects as coins, keys and necklaces. • Do not drop your device or cause any impacts to your device. — 67 —... -
Page 69: Specifications
Specifications AC Adapter ..........120V/60Hz (5V, 2a In) Rechargeable Battery ............Li-Poly RAM ................1GB DDR3 Display ......9.1 TFT LCD (1024 x 600) Touchscreen Wi-Fi Networking ..........IEEE 802.11 b/g/n Audio Output ..1W Built-In Speaker or 3.5mm Headphone Jack PC Interface ..........USB 2.0 High Speed Operating System ........ -
Page 70: Customer Support
Customer Support If you have any questions setting up or using your tablet, please visit www.memorextablet.com for help or for any technical support. You can also contact us at: Telephone: 1-855-982-2538 Email: Memorex@digitalsupportdesk.com — 69 —... - Page 71 Distributed by MEM-CE, LLC. 11485 Valley View Road Eden Prairie, MN 55344 Memorex and the Memorex logo are trademarks of Imation Corp and its affiliates. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. 120114_v7.1...