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  • Page 1 - SXPad – User Guide...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Chapter 1 – Introduction  Foreword  Inventory  Safety and maintenance  Item list  Characteristics  Quick Start  Rebooting the system  Turning off your PDA Chapter 2 – Operation  Instrument and software ...
  • Page 3 Table of Figures Fig-1. Initial start-up of SXPad Fig-2. Window confirmation of power shut-off Fig-3. Front view of the SXPad Fig-4. Bottom view of the SXPad Fig-5. Back side of the SXPad Fig-6. Icons to follow in order to configure the buttons Fig-7.

  • Page 4: Chapter 1 - Introduction

    . This manual contains all of the information necessary that you will need to configure and start using your SX Pad Tablet PC. It describes all of the main functions of the Tablet PC in a simple but detailed way.

  • Page 5: Safety And Maintenance

    SX Pad Tablet PC. • When you are using the SX Pad Tablet PC for the first time, we recommend that you read carefully the section entitled (Establishing Connection) of this manual and initialize the battery for optimal battery performance.

  • Page 6: Characteristics

    Options The following elements are usually options but some resellers can have included them in the standard packages. Certain elements cannot be included in some countries or certain resellers have decided to not offer some of them. • Clear screen protector ......... GESXPAD101 •...

  • Page 7: Quick Start

    Quick Start Opening your SXPad for the very first time Fig-1. Initial Start-up of the SXPad 1. Unscrew the back panel of the SXPad, insert battery into the PDA and close back panel. 2. Press for a few seconds the power button to start the PDA. You will then see the start-up screen.

  • Page 8: Turning Off Your Pda

    Turning off your PDA Like classic computers, the PDA has components that have low power consumption that allows them to be in stand-by mode for many hours without having to shut-down your PDA. However, during extended periods of non-use, we recommend that you turn off your instrument. To turn-off completely you instrument, press for a few seconds the button marked “power”.

  • Page 9: Chapter 2 - Operation

    Chapter 2 – Operation Instrument and software This chapter will talk about the different components and controls of your PDA, including the instrument, software, and audio and video components. Operation Before using your PDA, please read carefully this chapter in order to familiarize yourself with the main components of your system.

  • Page 10: Fig-5. Back Side Of The Sxpad

    Back View of the SXPad 1. Speaker 2. SMA for external GPS antenna 3. Camera 4. SIM card slot 5. MicroSD card slot 6. Location of the battery Fig-5. Back side of the SXPad Buttons on the Front of the SXPad 4 buttons is located on the front of the SXPad, their default functioning are as follows: Button Function...

  • Page 11: Calibration And Use Of The Touchscreen

    Configuring the Buttons It is possible for you to configure the buttons mentioned in the previous page with other parameters. In order to accomplish this, go to Windows ->Settings ->Personal ->Buttons. Fig-6. Icons to follow in order to configure the buttons You will then arrive at the following window: Fig-7.

  • Page 12: Fig-8. Icons To Follow In Order To Calibrate The Screen

    Use of the Touchscreen The surface of the Touchscreen being sensitive to pressure, it is possible to use your thumb or stiletto pen to make it function. To double-Click using the stiletto pen, tap twice in a row very quick on the screen. To right-click with the stiletto pen, press the screen for about two seconds.

  • Page 13: Chapter 3 - Managing Battery Life

    Chapter 3 - Managing battery life Battery Charge Level You can check the battery charge level by consulting the battery charge indicator level of Windows located at top of the notification area. It is also possible to see the battery charge level by going to Windows ->...

  • Page 14: Recharging The Battery

    Recharging the Battery When you will plug the wall adapter to recharge your battery in a wall electrical outlet, the charging of the internal battery will be start automatically. During the recharging period of the battery, the battery icon will be replaced by a wall plug to signal that the battery is being recharged. The connection via a USB port on a computer allows you to recharge as well the internal battery of your PDA.

  • Page 15: Chapter 4 - Establishing Connections

    Chapter 4 – Establishing Connections Establishing Connections Your PDA has various connectors and wireless connections capabilities. This chapter will show you how to manage the various ways of connecting your PDA to the various connections possibilities. USB Connection Wireless Connection •...

  • Page 16: Annex A - Declarations

    Annex A – Declarations Declaration Declaration from the Federal Communications Commission This equipment has gone through testing and has been found to conform to the limit imposed to digital peripherals class B under section 15 of the FCC rules. These limits have been created to give reasonable protection against harmful interferences in residential installations.
  • Page 17 Declaration on the Exposure to Radiation This equipment respects the exposure limits to radiations defined by the FCC pour an uncontrolled environment. The users must follow the instruction guide to be in compliance with radiation expo- sures. To stay in compliance with the radiation exposure set and defined by the FCC, the user has to follow all of the instructions in this manual.

  • Page 18: Safety Instructions

    Safety Instructions To prevent any risk of fires, use only a telephone cable nº26 AWG or bigger. Important Safety Instructions When you are using your equipment, the basic safety precautions have to be followed, which are listed below, to prevent any fire hazards, electrocution or personal harm. Never use the equipment close to source of water, for example close to bathtub, a sink, washer, in a humid garage or a pool.

  • Page 19: Regulatory Information/Notice Of Non-Responsibility

    Regulatory Information/Notice of Non-responsibility The installation and use of this equipment on a local wireless network needs to be done in accor- dance with the instructions that is included in the user’s guide that comes with this product. Any modifications (including antennas) performed on this product without the explicit written authorization from the manufacturer can result in the loss of permission to use this equipment.
  • Page 20 WLAN “In order to minimize radio interferences of licensed services, this equipment have to be used only indoors and kept far from windows whenever possible. The equipment (or the transmission antenna) located outdoors has be in the possession of a license. Remark: Please note that the manufacturer has to guarantee that there is no Ad-Hoc capacity in the range of frequencies 5250-5350 and 5470-5725 MHz.

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