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- Page 1 HS-7DTB25 Titan Plus User Manual December 2013...
- Page 2 Please read this user’s manual carefully before use. CONGRATULATIONS! Thank you for your purchase of this Hip Street product and we hope you enjoy using it. Please visit our website at www.hipstreet.com. Please ensure that you fully read and understand the information within this user manual prior to using your product.
- Page 3 -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. NOTE 2: Any 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.
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Page 4: Chapter One - Overview
Chapter One – Overview 1-1 Appearance... - Page 5 1-2 Buttons/Ports...
- Page 6 1‐3 Power ON/OFF and Sleep/Wake mode Power ON Long press the power button for about 3-4 seconds to power ON the tablet. Power OFF (Shut down) Press and hold the power button for about 3-4 seconds, press OK when prompted to shut down.
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Page 7: Standby Mode
1-4 Standby Mode Standby Short press the power button to standby the tablet when the tablet is powered ON. Wake up Short press the power button to wake the screen up when the tablet is powered ON and in standby mode. - Page 8 1-6 Home Screen Info 1-7 Text Input...
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Page 9: Chapter Two - Internet
When using the tablet, you can use the on-screen keyboard to enter text, numbers, symbols directly. After tapping and selecting an area to input text, the default keyboard will be automatically displayed. ‐ To switch from letters to numbers, tap ‐... -
Page 10: Chapter Three: Applications
Tap the browser icon in the application menu to begin browsing the internet. To enter in a URL, tap the input area to bring up the soft keyboard, then type in the website. Chapter Three: Applications 3-1 Camera/Video Camera in the application menu to enter the camera mode. to take a picture of what is displayed by the camera. - Page 11 “ to enter camera settings: White Balance, Exposure， Save Video...
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Page 12: View Photos And Videos
to enter into video mode. Setting： White Balance, Timer， Save “ Tap this to start recording a video View Photos and Videos In the Gallery interface, click on the photo to view it, and you can also view the photos in a slideshow 3-2 Photos Tap the Gallery icon in the application menu to view your photos, which includes all the pictures. -
Page 13: Video Player
to classify the pictures by time and place. Tap to enter camera mode. to choose an album to edit or delete. to view a slideshow of all photos 3-3 Video Player Tap Gallery in the application menu to view your Videos. - Page 14 3-4 Music Tap Music in the application menu to listen to your music. Music can be played by artists or album classification. This page displays the songs alphabetically. Tapping on <now playing > will display album being played; there will be lyrics showing under the page to the right.
- Page 15 to view the Calendar. Choose type of view from the 4 tabs (Day/Week/Month/Agenda) Day views: Long press on the time of day to view, edit, and delete events. Tapping on the blank area can set up new events; long press the blank area, you can set new events. Week views: Short press the event to view, edit, or delete it.
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Page 16: File Manager
3-7 File Manager in the application list to open File Manager. This will let you browse, and copy files between the device’s internal memory and SD card. Use the tabs at the top to browse files from all locations and complete actions such copy/cut/paste/delete/zip/rename by long pressing 3-8 Downloads in the application menu open view your downloads. - Page 17 3-9 E-mail This requires internet connection before use. If there are problems in the network, please contact your network operator. Add account If this is your first time to use email, go into the email interface to set up an account according to the displayed instructions.
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Page 18: Chapter Four: System Settings
When an email is open, tap to < reply >, to < reply all > or to < forward >. Note: to search your emails for content to refresh to change your email settings Chapter Four: System Settings in the application menu to enter the system settings interface. 4-1 Sound This menu allows you to set different volume levels for music and games, ringtones and notifications and alarms. -
Page 19: Wallpaper Setting
4-3 Display Brightness The user can adjust the brightness of the screen manually. Wallpaper setting In the wallpaper setting, the user can set wallpaper or live wallpaper they desire; wallpapers can be chosen from your gallery or from pre-loaded samples. Sleep This option allows the user to set how long it will take before the tablet screen shuts off to save battery life. -
Page 20: Time Setting
4-5 Date & Time Time setting You can use automatic time settings from the network you are connected to, or you can manually adjust the time zone, set a specific date and time and display 12/24 hour formats. 4-6 Language and Input Language You can choose the language from the many preset languages available Input method... - Page 21 Weight 320g 5-2 FAQ Reset this device In the event that the device freezes, you can force the device to shut down by holding the Power button for 15 seconds. I cannot connect to the Internet using Manual Setup. Answer: Ensure you have used Menu Save when exiting the advanced settings page.
- Page 22 Need assistance? Please call us! If you encounter any difficulties with this product, please visit our website at www.hipstreet.com and review our support section or call us. Our representatives are ready to help you with any questions about your product. We can guide you through connections, first-time use, or any of the features.
- Page 23 FCC Information and Copyright 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. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.