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16) Connecting other devices
Connecting the SurfTab to a computer
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Connect the SurfTab to your computer with the micro USB cable provided.
b) A short moment later, the memory of the SurfTab will be shown as an external
drive in your computer's file explorer. From here you can load, copy, delete
or move files as usual.
Connecting a USB device
External USB devices such as USB-Sticks can be connected directly via the
micro USB socket of the SurfTab or using the micro USB host adapter cable.
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b) A USB-Stick symbol appears on the top left of the status display.
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You can now load, copy, delete or move files as usual using your file explorer app.
The power supply of the SurfTab may not be sufficient to ensure that all the
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functions of the connected USB device work properly. For this reason, make sure
that you supply additional power to external USB devices via a charging cable.
17) Activating standby mode
If you do not want to use your SurfTab for a while, press the on/off switch briefly
to put the SurfTab into standby mode and save power. To exit standby mode,
briefly press the on/off switch again.
Once you have reactivated the SurfTab, it will initially display the lock screen.
Place your finger on the lock symbol and drag it to the right to the open lock.
Your SurfTab will now display the home screen.
If you previously set up a screen lock, you must now identify yourself using the
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method that you chose in order to unlock the SurfTab.
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