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  • Page 1 PocketBook Pro 602 User Manual...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......... 4 APPEARANCE ............10 Front View Back View TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS .......14 GET TING STARTED ..........15 Charging Battery Turning On Modes of Device Operation Loading Files Navigation Working with On-Screen Keyboard MAIN MENU ............22 Main panel...

  • Page 3: Ttttt Tt Tttttttt

    TTTTT TT TTTTTTTT Widgets Status Bar Task List READING BOOKS ..........32 Library Library Renewal Loading of the Protected Electronic Books (Adobe DRM) Reading Mode SOFTWARE .............52 Favorites Notes Applications Dictionary Music Photo Search...

  • Page 4: Ttttt Tt Tttttttt

    TTTTT TT TTTTTTTT NETWORK CONNECTIONS .........63 Bluetooth Configuring Wi-Fi Connection Closing Network Connections CONFIGURATION ..........73 FIRMWARE UPDATE ..........83 TROUBLESHOOTING ...........87 CUSTOMER SUPPORT..........90 COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS ............91...

  • Page 5: Safety Precautions

    Safety Precautions BTTTrT TTTrT wTrkiTg wiTh ThT DTvicT, pTTTTT, rTTd ThiT TTcTiTT cTrTTuTTy. FTTTTwiTg ThTTT iTTTrucTiTTT wiTT hTTp yTu TTTurT yTur TTTTTy TTd TxTTTd TTrvicT TiTT TT ThT DTvicT. Storage, Carriage and Usage Conditions Device operating temperature range is 0°С to 40°С, TT dTT’T TxpTTT ThT DTvicT TT TxcTTTivTTy high Tr TTw TTmpTrTTurTT.
  • Page 6 STTTTy SrTcTuTiTTT • exposure to liquids or damp (do not use the DTvicT iT ThT rTiT, iT ThT TTrTTT TT highTr humidiTy, near bodies of water etc.) • pTTTTrTTiTT TT TiquidT Tr mTiTTurT • exposure to strong electromagnetic fields, electrostatic charges and artificial sources of UV TTTcTrTmTgTTTic rTdiTTiTT •...
  • Page 7 STTTTy SrTcTuTiTTT KTTp TwTy TrTm chiTdrTT. Maintenance DT TTT diTTTTTmTTT Tr mTdiTy ThT TTTk rTTdTr. DT TTT uTT ThT DTvicT wiTh T dTmTgTd TTTTTry, charger (broken case, poor contact, broken feed ca- ble) or SD card. If the battery is damaged (cracked case, leakage of electrolyte, off-shape etc.) it should be replaced by the authorized personnel.
  • Page 8 STTTTy SrTcTuTiTTT Up to five faulty pixels are acceptable in the screen TTd dT TTT cTTTTiTuTT T wTrrTTTTTTT dTTTcT TT ThT TcrTTT. By ThT TTd TT prTducT guTrTTTTT TTrm, pTTTTT cTT- TTcT ThT TTTrTTT TuThTrizTd TTrvicT TTciTiTy TTr Tx- TmiTTTiTT TT ThT TuTjTcT TT TTcuriTy iT mTiTTTiTTd. FTr dTTTiTTd iTTTrmTTiTT TTTuT TTrvicT cTTTTrT iT your region please visit the official website of Pock- etBook International: hTTp://www.pTckTTTTTk-iTT.
  • Page 9 STTTTy SrTcTuTiTTT TTTrT whTThTr Tr TTT Tuch mTdicTT dTvicTT TrT prT- TTcTTd TgTiTTT TxTTrTTT RF TigTTTT. DT TTT uTT wirTTTTT cTmmuTicTTiTT iT pTTcTT whTrT iT iT prThiTiTTd, T.g. TTTTTrd T pTTTT TTd iT hTTpi- TTTT – ThiT mTy TTTTcT TirTTrTT TviTTicT Tr mTdicTT TquipmTTT.
  • Page 10 STTTTy SrTcTuTiTTT DiTpTTTT TT TTTcTric TTd TTTcTrTTic cTm- ponents (the Directive is applicable to the EU and other European countries where separate waste disposal systems exist). In TThTr cTuTTriTT diTpTTT TTTTTriTT TccTrdiTgTy TT TT- cTT TTwT. DT TTT dTTTrTy ThT TTTTTry Ty TurTiTg iT TT TvTid ThT dTTgTr TT TxpTTTiTT!

  • Page 11: Appearance

    Appearance FRONT VIEW 1. ScrTTT 2. Forward – TurTT pTgT TTrwTrd 3. Backward – TurTT pTgT TTckwTrd 4. Home – rTTurTT TT MTiT MTTu 5. Menu – TpTTT cTTTTxT mTTu 6. SpTTkTrT – 2×0.5 W TpTTkTrT...
  • Page 12 AppTTrTTcT 7. ОК – confirms selection 8. Up 9. Right TTvigTTiTT kTyT 10. Down 11. Left 12. Return – gTTT TTck TT ThT prTviTuT mTTu 13. Reset TuTTTT – rTTTTrTT ThT DTvicT 14. 3.5 mm TudiT jTck 15. LED iTdicTTTr – iTdicTTTT ThT DTvicT’T pTwTr mTdT.

  • Page 13: Back View

    AppTTrTTcT BACK VIEW 18. On/Off – TTTg prTTT TwiTchTT ThT DTvicT TT/ TTT, ThTrT TTT – TpTTT TxprTTT mTTu 19. BTTTTry cTmpTrTmTTT cTvTr TuTTTT...
  • Page 14 AppTTrTTcT NOTE You can configure key mapping to your own in Configuration > Key mapping.

  • Page 15: Technical Characteristics

    Technical Characteristics 6’’ E Ink Vizplex™ 800×600, 166 dpi, Display TTTck/whiTT Processor 533 МHz 256 МB Internal Storage 2 GiB Operating system LiTux® Wi-Fi™ (b/g) Communications Bluetooth™ 2.1 USB 2.0 (480 Mb/s) Memory slot micrTSD up TT 32 GiB 3.5 mm TTTrTT jTck Audio output 2×0.5 W TpTTkTrT Accelerometer...

  • Page 16: Getting Started

    Getting Started IN THIS CHAPTER… YTu wiTT TTTrT hTw TT prTpTrT ThT DTvicT TT wTrk TTd TTTuT mTiT cTTTrTT TTTTurTT. CHARGING BAT TERY TT TxTTTd TTTTTry TiTTTimT, iT’T rTcTmmTTdTd TT charge the Device for the first time from 8 to 12 hTurT iT ThT TTT TTTTT.

  • Page 17: Turning On

    GTTTiTg STTrTTd 2. WhTT ThT TTTTTry iT TuTTy chTrgTd, iTdicTTTr TurTT TTTid TrTTgT. NTw yTu cTT diTcTTTTcT ThT DT- vice and turn it on for the first use. If the Device is on when you connect the cable to ST, T diTTTg wiTdTw TTkiTg TT TTTTcT TcTiTT – PC link Charge –...

  • Page 18: Modes Of Device Operation

    GTTTiTg STTrTTd MODES OF DEVICE OPERATION NTrmTT TpTrTTiTg mTdT iT ThT mTiT mTdT TT DTvicT TpTrTTiTT. GrTTT TighT TT iTdicTTTr TigTTTizTT TTTuT power consumption (e.g. screen refresh, network connection or music playback). STTTp mTdT iT ThT pTwTr-TTviTg mTdT TT TpTrTTiTT. ThT DTvicT TcTuTTTy TwiTchTT TTT duriTg uTTr idTT TimT TT TTvT TTTTTry chTrgT.

  • Page 19: Loading Files

    GTTTiTg STTrTTd LOADING FILES Connect the Device to the PC using micro-USB cable. NOTE ThT DTvicT ThTuTd TT kTpT TT whiTT TrTTTTTrriTg files. You will be prompted to select USB mode PC Link Charge TiThTr. STTTcT Link. Operating system TT cTmpuTTr wiTT dTTTcT DTvicT’T TTTrTgT TT rTmTv- able disk (if SD card installed –...

  • Page 20: Navigation

    GTTTiTg STTrTTd NAVIGATION Use navigation buttons Up, Down, Left, Right TT select required item (e.g. book, media file, applica- tion, widget or menu item). Press OK TuTTTT ThTrTTy TT TpTT TTTTcTTd. TTTTiTuTuT OK prTTT TpTTT iTTm context menu (if available) Press Return TuTTTT TT rTTurT TT ThT prTviTuT mTTu, Home TuTTTT TT rTTurT TT MTiT mTTu.

  • Page 21: Working With On-Screen Keyboard

    GTTTiTg STTrTTd WORKING WITH ON - SCREEN KEYBOARD TT TTvigTTT ThrTugh ThT kTyTTTrd uTT ThT TTvigT- TiTT kTyT TTd OK TuTTTT. TT TpTTd up kTyTTTrd Tp- TrTTiTTT TTT TymTTTT TrT dividTd iTTT 5 zTTTT. FirTT prTTTiTg TTTTTTT TTTT TrTTTTTr TT ThT middTT TT ThT TTTTcTTd zTTT, TTd ThTT yTu cTT TTTTcT ThT rTquirTd TymTTT iT ThiT zTTT.
  • Page 22 GTTTiTg STTrTTd 1. ThTTgT TTxT cTTT 2. ErTTT TTTT TTTTrTd TymTTT 3. ThTTgT iTpuT TTTguTgT. TT Tdd ThT TTTguTgT TT ThT TTTcrTTT kTyTTTrd TTyTuT gT TT Configuration > Keyboard.

  • Page 23: Main Menu

    Main Menu IN THIS CHAPTER… YTu wiTT TTTrT TTTuT TTTic TTTmTTTT TT uTTr iTTTr- TTcT TT ThT DTvicT. MTiT mTTu cTTTTiTT mTiT TuTcTiTTTT TTd cTTTrTT software elements (main panel and widgets) dis- played after turning on and launching the Device (if ThT cTrrTTpTTdiTg TpTiTT iT Configuration >...

  • Page 24: Main Panel

    MTiT MTTu MAIN PANEL ThiT MTiT mTTu TTcTiTT cTTTTiTT DTvicT’T mTiT TTTT- wTrT TTTmTTTT: • LiTrTry • FTvTriTTT • NTTTT • AppTicTTiTTT • DicTiTTTry • ShTTT • MuTic • STTrch • Configuration DTTTiTTd iTTTrmTTiTT TTTuT TTch MTiT STTTT TTcTiTT TTT iT Software TTcTiTT TT ThT MTTuTT.

  • Page 25: Widgets

    MTiT MTTu WIDGETS WidgTT iT T TriTT viTw TT T pTrTicuTTr TppTicTTiTT. TT TriTg up TT TppTicTTiTT iT TuTT TcrTTT, TpTT ThT widgTT TT uTuTT TppTicTTiTT. TTTTTxT mTTu TTTTwT changing or configuring widget. Last opened books DiTpTTyT rTcTTTTy TpTTTd TTTkT TiTT. NumTTr TT diT- pTTyTd TTTkT dTpTTdT TT MTiT mTTu TppTTrTTcT TTTTiTgT.
  • Page 26 MTiT MTTu Displays recent month calendar. In full-screen mode diTpTTyT rTcTTT yTTr cTTTTdTr. Sudoku Quick TTuTch TT SudTku – pTpuTTr JTpTTTTT puzzTT. Dictionary Opens Dictionary TppTicTTiTT Music player DiTpTTyT currTTT TrTck TTd prTvidTT TTTic muTic pTTyTTck cTTTrTT: pTTy/pTuTT, prTviTuT/TTxT TrTck. Calculator Simple calculator allows you to perform 4 arith- mTTic TpTrTTiTTT, cTTcuTTTT pTr cTTT, TTd TTkT ThT...
  • Page 27 MTiT MTTu eBook Quick TccTTT TT TTTiTT TTTkTTTrTT. YTu cTT TwiTch TTTwTTT TTTrTT iT widgTT cTTTTxT mTTu. You can set up several stores in settings file eBook. cfg. This is a text file, located on internal Device storage in folder \system\config\widgets\eBook TTd cTTTTiTiTg widgTT pTrTmTTTrT, TTpTrTTTd Ty cTmmTT.
  • Page 28 MTiT MTTu STrTmTTTr FTrmTT DTTcripTiTT ExTmpTT NTmT STriTg DiTpTTyTd TT STTrT TTmT (up to 12 BTTkLTTd widgTT TiTTT symbols) .bmp file should be TTcTTTd iT TTTdTr \system\config\ Logo file name TTriTg widgTTT\TBTTk. BTTkTTTd.Tmp ThT imTgT ThTuTd hTvT rTTTTuTiTT 235×205 LiTk TT wTT pTgT WTT-TiTT hTTp://TTTk- TTriTg...

  • Page 29: Status Bar

    MTiT MTTu After editing file, copy it to the internal Device stor- age to \system\config\widgets\eBook folder. PocketNews Launches PocketNews application (see Software > Applications > PocketNews). STATUS BAR STTTuT TTr iT TTcTTTd TT ThT TTTTTm TT ThT TcrTTT TTd diTpTTyT TTxT TTrvicT iTTTrmTTiTT: •...

  • Page 30: Task List

    MTiT MTTu In reading mode date changes to information about TTTk: currTTT pTgT TumTTr/TTTTT pTgT cTuTT, TTTk TiTTT TTd currTTT rTTd pTrcTTTTgT. BTTTTry chTrgT TTd TimT TrT diTpTTyTd TTwTyT. NOTE In sleep mode, the clock is removed from the status TTr TT TTvT pTwTr TTr TcrTTT updTTT.
  • Page 31 MTiT MTTu ExcTpT TTTk TwiTchiTg, yTu cTT TTrcT cTTTT ruTTiTg TppTicTTiTTT: TTTTcT TT TppTicTTiTT, TriTg up cTTTTxT mTTu Ty prTTTiTg Menu TuTTTT TTd TTTTcT Delete task. BTTidTT TTTk mTTTgTmTTT, yTu cTT TTTT TccTTT quickTy TTmT DTvicT cTTTrTT TTTTurTT: • – LTck kTyTTTrd. TT uTTTck, TTuch kTy icTT wiTh TTyTuT Tr prTTT On/Off TuTTTT •...
  • Page 32 MTiT MTTu ThTT cTuTTT, TTr TxTmpTT, ThTT rTTd pTrcTTTTgT diTpTTyTd iT LiTrTry dTTTT’T chTTgT TTTTr yTu TxiT ThT TTTk Ty prTTT- iTg Home. TT cTTTT TppTicTTiTT cTmpTTTTTy, prTTT Back TuTTTT.

  • Page 33: Reading Books

    Reading Books IN THIS CHAPTER… You will learn how to use reading software, fill in your library and configure the Device for the most cTmTTrTTTTT rTTdiTg. LIBRARY Library is e-books file manager. To open a book, TTuch iTT TiTTT wiTh TTyTuT Tr TTTTcT iT uTiTg TTvigT- tion keys and press OK.
  • Page 34 RTTdiTg BTTkT Filtration criteria • ATT BTTkT – TTT TTTkT TT TTTTcTTd TTTrTgT TrT diTpTTyTd • NTw rTTdiTg – TTTkT wTrT TpTTTd TTd rTTd mTrT ThTT TTT pTgT • FTvTriTTT. Grouping criteria DTpTTdiTg TT TTTTcTTd grTupiTg TTxT pTrTmTTTrT TrT diTpTTyTd TT TTTdTrT’ TiTTTT: •...
  • Page 35 RTTdiTg BTTkT Sorting criteria • FiTT TTmTT • BTTk TiTTTT • LTTT TpTTTd • TrTTTiTT dTTT • STriTT • AuThTr STrTiTg cTT TT TTcTTdiTg Tr dTTcTTdiTg. Books list views SimpTT – iT ThiT mTdT TTxT iTTTrmTTiTT iT diTpTTyTd: • Folder or file format icon •...
  • Page 36 RTTdiTg BTTkT • RTTd • FTvTriTT DTTTiTTd – iT ThiT mTdT iTTTrmTTiTT TTTuT Tu- thor and file size added ThumTTTiTT – iT ThiT mTdT TTTk cTvTr, TTTTuT icons and file size are displayed STTrTgT-dTpTTdTTT TppTTrTTcT hTT ThrTT TpTiTTT: • Internal + memory card •...
  • Page 37 RTTdiTg BTTkT Context menu allows proceeding with next file and TTTdTr TpTrTTiTTT: • Open (if item can be opened with alternative reader program – Open with…) • File – file operations • RTTTmT • MTvT TT TTTdTr • DTTTTT • Add TT/RTmTvT TrTm FTvTriTTT •...

  • Page 38: Library Renewal

    RTTdiTg BTTkT LIBRARY RENEWAL YTu cTT cTpy TTTkT iTTT iTTTrTTT TTTrTgT TT ThT DT- vicT Tr TT TxTTrTTT SD-cTrd TikT iT dTTcriTTd iT Load- ing Files TTcTiTT, Tr dTwTTTTd iT dirTcTTy TrTm TTTiTT TTTkTTTrTT. NOTE BTTkT, dTwTTTTdTd TrTm TTTiTT TTTkTTTrTT TrT TTvTd TT rTTT TTTdTr TT iTTTrTTT TTTrTgT TT ThT DTvicT.
  • Page 39 RTTdiTg BTTkT Downloading Book Using the * .acsm Link 1. Visit the www.adobe.com site using a PC TrTwTTr. NOTE ThT currTTT TrTwTTr vTrTiTT dTTT TTT TuppTrT FTTTh STTyTr 2. GT ThT Products TTcTiTT 3. FTTTTw ThT Digital Editions TiTk iT ThT TTphT- TTTicTT iTdTx TT prTducTT 4.
  • Page 40 RTTdiTg BTTkT TTkT ThT TTTTTwiTg TcTiTTT TT TpTT T prTTTcTTd TTTk (DRM) on your Device: 1. Copy the book link file (* .aсsm) to the Device. 2. Find and open this file on your Device. 3. FTTTTw TT-TcrTTT iTTTrucTiTTT TT TcTivTTT your Device.
  • Page 41 RTTdiTg BTTkT Book downloading via PC 1. Open the Adobe Digital Editions TppTicTTiTT NOTE YTu wiTT TT prTmpTTd TT TcTivTTT TTw DTvicT, whTT it’s connected to PC for the first time. If the Device is not TcTivTTTd, iT wiTT TT impTTTiTTT TT cTpy T TTTk TrTm ST to Device using Adobe Digital Editions.

  • Page 42: Book Borrowing

    RTTdiTg BTTkT Book Borrowing A rTgiTTTrTd uTTr cTT TTrrTw T TTTk TrTm TTTiTT bookstores (e.g. www.TdTTT.cTm). A borrowed book wiTT TT pTTcTd iT ThT Borrowed books TTcTiTT TT ThT uTTr’T TccTuTT TTd TTcTmTT TvTiTTTTT TTr rTTdiTg. ThT TTTk cTT TT TpTTTd TT T ST Tr ThT DTvicT uTiTg ThT TccTuTT dTTT TT ThT www.TdTTT.cTm TiTT.

  • Page 43: Reading Mode

    RTTdiTg BTTkT READING MODE ThT DTvicT TuppTrTT TTxT TTTk TTrmTTT: FB2, FB2. zip, TXT, PDF, RTF, HTML, MOBI.PRC, CHM, DJVU, DOC, DOCX, EPUB, TCR. If you was reading the book already, it will be opened on a page you finished reading. STTTuT TTr iT rTTdiTg mTdT diTpTTyT currTTT pTgT TumTTr/TTTTT pTgT cTuTT, TTTk TiTTT, rTTd pTrcTTT- TgT, currTTT TimT TTd TTTTTry chTrgT.
  • Page 44 RTTdiTg BTTkT cTTTiTuTuT Down key press (if a current page con- TTiT TiTkT, TThTrwiTT yTu’TT gTT T mTTTTgT TTTuT links absence). A cursor will appear in the right top cTrTTr. STTTcT ThT TiTk TT TTTTTw uTiTg Up TTd Down kTyT TTd prTTT OK to go to a link. If a link is exter- TTT TTT, ThT TrTwTTr wiTT TpTT iT;...
  • Page 45 RTTdiTg BTTkT Search STTrch mTdT wTrkT TTTy iT TTTkT cTTTTiTiTg TTxT TTyTr. TT TTTrch TTxT ThrTugh ThT TTTk TTTTr iT uT- iTg ThT TT-TcrTTT kTyTTTrd. FTuTd TTxT wTuTd TT highTighTTd, TTd yTu cTT TwiTch TTTwTTT TTuTd iTTTTTcTT uTiTg Left/Right TTvigTTiTT kTyT. TT TxiT TTTrch mTdT prTTT OK.
  • Page 46 RTTdiTg BTTkT YTu cTT TuTT TppTTrTTcT TT cTTTTTTT iT cTTTTxT mTTu. ThTrT yTu cTT rTTTmT Tr TdiT TTTT, TxpTTd Tr cTTTTpTT TTT TuTTTcTiTTT TrTTchTT TTd TTT up iTTmT to display in contents (under the Settings section): cTTTTTTT, TTTkmTrkT, mTrkTrT, cTmmTTTT, pTTT Tr TTTpThTTT.
  • Page 47 RTTdiTg BTTkT TT cTTTrTT TTS pTTyTTck yTu cTT uTT TiThTr TTS mTTu TrTughT up TT OK kTyprTTT, Tr hTrdwTrT TuTTTTT: • Volume control: Volume +/-, Up/Down • STuTT/pTTy: Left • ExiT TTS mTdT: Return. Initially there are 4 TTS packages are installed on ThT DTvicT.
  • Page 48 RTTdiTg BTTkT TT iTTTTTT TTS pTckTgT, dT ThT TTTTTwiTg: • Download package (.pbi extension file) from wTTTiTT hTTp://pTckTTTTTk-iTT.cTm/dTwTTTTd/TTT/ • TTTTTcT ThT DTvicT TT ST TTd cTpy TTS pTck- age file to applications folder of the internal storage • Open Main panel Applications TTcTiTT, ruT package file and confirm installation...
  • Page 49 RTTdiTg BTTkT NOTE Bookmarks are not available for DjVu books Open Page Opens dialog window, where you can enter pTgT TumTTr TT gT TT Tr TTTTcT TTT TT ThT rTcTTT TrTTTiTiTTT. Settings FTr FB2, TXT, RTF, HTML, SRT TTd THM TTTkT yTu cTT TTT up ThT mTTT cTTvTTiTTT rTTdiTg TTTTiTgT: font, font size (you can adjust font size with Up/ Down navigation keys), spacing, page margins...
  • Page 50 RTTdiTg BTTkT Zoom Pdf and DjVu books has Zoom menu item instead of STTTiTgT. NTxT zTTmiTg mTdTT TrT TvTiTTTTT: • 4, 9 page – preview mode, several pages on T TcrTTT • FiT widTh – TcTTiTg pTgT TT ThT TcrTTT widTh •...
  • Page 51 RTTdiTg BTTkT Dictionary SiTgTT-wTrd TrTTTTTTiTT. By dTTTuTT curTTr high- TighTT ThT wTrd TT TrTTTTTTT TTd dicTiTTTry TTTkT TTr TrTTTTTTiTT TuTTmTTicTTTy. OK TuTTTT prTTT TwiTchTT TT T TTTTTTr: • – TxiT dicTiTTTry • – TTggTT dicTiTTTry TT TiTT viTw • – TTggTT TT TiTgTT-wTrd viTw •...
  • Page 52 RTTdiTg BTTkT Notes On the top of the display separate area will ap- pear. Use the buttons Up, Down TT chTTTT ThT pTTcT whTrT yTur TTTT wiTT TTgiT TTd prTTT OK TT TTT up the top margin of the note. Use navigation buttons TT highTighT T TTxT TrTgmTTT TTd prTTT OK TT TTT ThT TTTTTm mTrgiT TT ThT TTTT.

  • Page 53: Software

    Software IN THIS CHAPTER… YTu wiTT TTTrT TTTuT TddiTiTTTT TTTTwTrT TTTTurTT TT ThT DTvicT. FAVORITES ATTTr TTTTcTiTg ThiT TTcTiTT LiTrTry TpTTT, diTpTTyiTg ThT TTTkT, TddTd TT FTvTriTTT. NOTES In this section you can view all the notes made duriTg rTTdiTg. ATTTr yTu TTTTcT T TTTT, ThT TTTTT TT cTTTTTTT TT ThT TTTk, whTrT iT wTT mTdT, wiTT TpTT.

  • Page 54: Applications

    STTTwTrT APPLICATIONS ThiT TTcTiTT cTTTTiTT gTmTT TTd TddiTiTTTT TTTTwTrT. BookLand Opens the web browser on the BookLand online TTTkTTTrT wTT-pTgT. ATTuT wTT TrTwTTr TTT TTTTw. Calculator YTu cTT TTTT TTuTch ThiT TppTicTTiTT viT Calculator widgTT. ThT cTTcuTTTTr prTvidTT T widT rTTgT TT mTThTmTTicTT TpTrTTiTTT, Tuch TT: TumTricTT TTTTTiTTT, TT wTTT TT TTgicTT, cTTTTTTT, TTd TrigTTTmTTric TuTcTiTTT.
  • Page 55 STTTwTrT Klondike TTTTTic TTTiTTirT Clock ThiT TppTicTTiTT TurTT yTur DTvicT TT T uTTTuT digiTTT TrTckTT cTTck. Sudoku STpuTTr JTpTTTTT puzzTT. Snake ThT gTmT. PocketNews AT TppTicTTiTT TTr TddiTg TTd rTTdiTg RSS TTTdT. TT Tdd RSS TTwT TTTdT, TpTT RSS TTTup. STTTcT ThT Add RSS feed TpTiTT.
  • Page 56 STTTwTrT TT dTTTTT ThT TTTd, TTTTcT iT, TpTT ThT cTTTTxT mTTu (by pressing the Menu button) and select the Delete cTmmTTd. To edit the feed, select it, open the context menu (by prTTTiTg ThT Menu button) and select Edit cTmmTTd. EdiT ThT TTTd TddrTTT uTiTg ThT TT-TcrTTT kTyTTTrd.
  • Page 57 STTTwTrT News Archive: Ty TTTTcTiTg ThiT TpTiTT yTu cTT chTTTT TT rTTd ThT prTviTuTTy TTTrTd updTTiTg RSS TTTdT. Web Browser AT TppTicTTiTT TTr viTwiTg wTT-pTgTT. ATTTr yTu TTTrTiTg iT, yTu wiTT TT TuggTTTTd TT TTTTcT TTTwTrk cTTTTcTiTT. YTu cTT TTvigTTT iT ThT TrTwTTr Ty uTiTg ThT TTTTTwiTg TuTTTTT: •...

  • Page 58: Dictionary

    STTTwTrT • Home TuTTTT rTTurTT uTTr TT ThT TrTwTTr hTmTpTgT. • Return TuTTTT cTTTTT ThT TppTicTTiTT. YTu cTT uTT ThT TcrTTT TTr Ty pTTciTg ThT curTTr pTiTTTr TT iT TTd prTTTiTg ThT OK TuTTTT. TT TcrTTT ThrTugh ThT wiTdTw cTTTTTTT, uTT ThT curTTr cTTTrTT TuTTTTT.

  • Page 59: Music

    STTTwTrT Installation of Free * .dic Dictionaries 1. Open on your PC www.pTckTTTTTk-iTT.cTm wTTTiTT TTd TTTTcT yTur TTTguTgT 2. FiTd yTur DTvicT mTdTT uTdTr SuppTrT TTcTiTT 3. Under Dictionaries subsection find needed dicTiTTTry TTd dTwTTTTd iT 4. Unpack the archive to your PC 5.
  • Page 60 STTTwTrT TT TiTTTT TT muTic TT yTur DTvicT: • Download МР3 audio files into the Device mTmTry Tr iTTTrTTT micrTSD-cTrd • Open Music TTcTiTT TrTm MTiT MTTu. ThT TppTicTTiTT wiTT TuTTmTTicTTTy TcTT mTmTry TTr MS3 files • Select a track to play at first and press OK. ThT TTp pTrT TT ThT pTTyTr diTpTTyT ThT TTmT TT ThT file that is being played back and the playlist.

  • Page 61: Photo

    STTTwTrT • Menu TuTTTT – chTTgT pTTyTTck mTdT • One track • ATT TrTckT iT TrdTr • Shuffle. • Forward/Backward TTd Volume +/- – TdjuTT vTTumT • SrTTT Return TT TxiT ThT pTTyTr. PHOTO In this mode the Photo TTTdTr TpTTT. YTu cTT viTw imTgT iT TThTr TTTdTrT Ty gTiTg up TT TTT TTvTT TTd TTTTcTiTg T TTTdTr.

  • Page 62: Search

    STTTwTrT FiTT cTTTTxT mTTu TTTTwT TpTTiTg, rTTTmiTg, mTviTg to folder, deleting or sending file via Bluetooth. Use the navigation keys or Forward/Backward kTyT to turn the images. In addition, you can launch a TTidT-ThTw Ty TTTTcTiTg ThT cTrrTTpTTdiTg cTTTTxT mTTu iTTm. SEARCH ATTTr yTu TpTT ThiT MTiT mTTu TTcTiTT, ThT TT- screen keyboard will appear.
  • Page 63 STTTwTrT configure appearance and sorting of the list and go to file location.

  • Page 64: Network Connections

    Network Connections IN THIS CHAPTER… You will learn how to preconfigure network cTTTTcTiTTT TT gT TTTiTT Tr cTmmuTicTTT wiTh TThTr dTvicTT. configure connection, enter section Configuration > Connectivity. ETTTr ThT DTvicT TTmT, viTiTTT TT TThTr TTTwTrk TquipmTTT, uTdTr ThT Device name TTcTiTT.

  • Page 65: Bluetooth

    NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT BLUETOOTH ThT TccTTT Ty BTuTTTTTh TpTiTT TTrvTT TT TrTTTTTr files between devices via the wireless network. ThT DTvicT viTiTiTiTy iT TTT iT Bluetooth connections section (off/hidden/visible). Bluetooth connection is also used to access the Internet via a cell phone. 1.
  • Page 66 NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT NOTE ASN, uTTrTTmT TTd pTTTwTrd cTT TT prTvidTd Ty your mobile operator. Your cell phone (or other device) should have preconfigured GPRS connection 5. Open Disconnect when idle (min) TTd TTTTcT T vTTuT TrTm ThT drTp-dTwT TiTT 6. Preset proxy server necessary): select Proxy configuration and enter connection...
  • Page 67 NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT Connecting Bluetooth Audio Device YTu cTT cTTTTcT T BTuTTTTTh TudiT dTvicT TT TiTTTT TT ThT muTic Tr TTxT-TT-SpTTch. NOTE YTu cTT cTTTTcT T BTuTTTTTh TudiT dTvicT ThTT uses the A2DP Bluetooth-profile. Conventional Bluetooth hTTdTTT TTr mTTiTT phTTTT wTrkT uTiTg ThT hTTdTTT TTd hands free profile.
  • Page 68 NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT NOTE A TiTT TT TTT BTuTTTTTh dTvicTT ThTT TrT cTmpTTiTTT with your Device will be displayed (all nearby Bluetooth devices that are enabled will be displayed, not only A2DP). 4. Open Disconnect when idle (min) TTd TTTTcT T vTTuT TrTm ThT drTp-dTwT TiTT 5.
  • Page 69 NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT NOTE Playback control with A2DP device (e.g. play/pause, next/previous track device buttons) is not supported rTcTTTTy. To disconnect audio device, return to the profile configuration and select off in Turn on? section. ATTTrTTTivTTy, yTu cTT TTuch icTT wiTh TTyTuT TTd select Disconnect in dialog window appeared (not applicable for 602 and 902 models).
  • Page 70 NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT 3. SrTTT Connect via. ThT DTvicT wiTT TTTrch TTr TvTiTTTTT BTuTTTTTh dTvicTT. STTTcT ThT dTvicT TT cTTTTcT TT TrTm ThT TiTT NOTE A TiTT TT TTT BTuTTTTTh dTvicTT ThTT TrT cTmpTTiTTT with your Device will be displayed (all nearby Bluetooth dTvicTT ThTT TrT TTTTTTd wiTT TT diTpTTyTd, TTT TTTy keyboard).

  • Page 71: Configuring Wi-Fi Connection

    NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT To disconnect audio device, return to the profile configuration and select off in Turn on? section. ATTTrTTTivTTy, yTu cTT TTuch Kb icTT wiTh TTyTuT TTd select Disconnect in dialog window appeared (not applicable for 602 and 902 models). CONFIGURING WI - FI CONNECTION 1.
  • Page 72 NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT NOTE ATTTr TTTTcTiTg WES TTcrypTiTT iT’T TTcTTTTry TT select WEP Authentication type: either Open System or ShTrTd KTy. SyTTTm cTTTTT rTcTgTizT TuThTTTicTTiTT mTThTd TuTTmTTicTTTy. ETcrypTiTT iT TTT TTT Ty dTTTuTT. WhTT TTTTcTiTg ThT TypT TT TTcrypTiTT, ThT TTx TTr TTTTriTg TT TccTTT cTdT wiTT TT diTpTTyTd NOTE You can use up to 64 characters in your password TTr WES-SSK TTcTdiTg.

  • Page 73: Closing Network Connections

    NTTwTrk TTTTTcTiTTT 7. Preset a proxy server (if necessary): select Proxy configuration TTd TTTTr cTTTTcTiTT pTrTmTTTrT (proxy server name, port, username and password) TrTm ThT TT-TcrTTT kTyTTTrd 8. SrTTT Test connection TT chTck TTTwTrk configuration. The message Connecting wiTT TppTTr. If connection fails you can look through the event TTg.

  • Page 74: Configuration

    Configuration IN THIS CHAPTER… You will learn how configure the interface and soft- wTrT TTTTurTT TT ThT DTvicT TTr ThT mTTT cTmTTrT- able usage. Changes you’ve made in Configuration wiTT TT TppTiTd TTTTr yTu wiTT TxiT ThiT TTcTiTT. Registration ThiT mTTu iTTm iT diTpTTyTd TTTy iT ThT DTvicT iT not registered at BookLand online bookstore (www.

  • Page 75: About Device

    TTTfi gurTTiTT About device ThT TTTTTwiTg iTTTrmTTiTT TTTuT DTvicT wiTT TT diT- pTTyTd: mTdTT, TTriTT TumTTr, TTTTwTrT vTrTiTT, RAM TizT, E-iTk pTrTmTTTrT, Wi-Fi TTd BTuTTTTTh MAT Td- drTTTTT, TTTTT TTd TrTT mTmTry TT ThT iTTTrTTT TTTr- TgT TTd TT SD-cTrd. ATTTr prTTTiTg More…...
  • Page 76 TTTfi gurTTiTT User Profiles Here you can configure up to 6 user profiles (5 can TT TTTrTd iT ThT iTTTrTTT TTTrTgT TTd 1 – TT micrT SD card). Each profile stores individual books’ status, TTTT TpTTTd TTTkT, TTTkmTrkT, TTTTT, TTvTriTTT TTd preconfigured network connections.

  • Page 77: Screen Orientation

    TTTfi gurTTiTT Appearance HTrT yTu cTT TTTTcT ThT TppTTrTTcT pTrTmTTTrT: • Theme • Interface font. If you’d like to use your own font, copy its files to the system/fonts iTTTrTTT TTTr- TgT TTTdTr • Main menu – TTTTcT MTiT mTTu TTTmTTTT TTyTuT •...
  • Page 78 TTTfi gurTTiTT • Full page update – TTTTcT ThT TmTuTT TT pTgT TurTTd TTTTrT ThT TcrTTT wiTT TT updTTTd cTmpTTTT- Always prTvidTT ThT TTTT quTTiTy, TuT cTTTumTT ThT mTTT pTwTr • Warn if the file is too large – iT ThiT TTTTiTg iT on, the Device will show a notification when you try to open file larger than 20 MB.
  • Page 79 TTTfi gurTTiTT diTTTTTd TT TTT. ATTT yTu cTT TTT idTT TimT TTTTrT TTckiTg kTyTTTrd TTd TuTTmTTic pTwTr TTT. Open at Startup HTrT yTu cTT TTT TiThTr TpTT TTTT TpTTTd TTTk Tr mTiT mTTu. Connectivity In this section you can set paramteres needed for network and USB connections.
  • Page 80 TTTfi gurTTiTT • Wireless connections • CDMA/3G connections (903 and 603 models only) • Change PIN for SIM card • Turn off PIN request • Pre-configure wireless connections. See mTrT iT Network Connections chTpTTr. • USB mode – set how the Device handles USB cTTTTcTiTT: ST TiTk, chTrgT Tr TTk uTTr.
  • Page 81 TTTfi gurTTiTT Maintenance This section allows you to configure system pTrTmTTTrT. • Update software – ThT DTvicT wiTT TTTrch TTr updTTTT iT ThT TTTTTwiTg TrdTr: iTTTrTTT TTTrTgT, mi- croSD card (if installed) and Internet. • Removing packages – rTmTvT dicTiTTTriTT TTd TTS pTckTgTT.
  • Page 82 TTTfi gurTTiTT • Clean state – ThT DTvicT TTTTT wiTT TT rTTTT TT factory default settings, erasing user settings. Other data (e.g. books, music, photos) won’t be lost • Update interval – TTT ThT iTTTrvTT TT chTck TTr updTTTT • Calibrate g-sensor –...
  • Page 83 TTTfi gurTTiTT removal of books (including microSD card change). • Optmize Database – rTmTvT TTd dTTTTTTT TT- TriTT. TT ruT TpTimizTTiTT TTT ThT pTrTmTTTr TT Once TTd TxiT Configuration. ThT pTrTmTTTr wiTT TT TTT TT TTTTr TpTimizTTiTT. Protect configurations by password In this section you can protect your setting by pass- wTrd.

  • Page 84: Firmware Update

    Firmware Update WARNING! Firmware Update is a responsible operation, duriTg which mTTTgTmTTT TTTTwTrT TT T-TTTk wiTT TT changed. In case of improper execution control program mTy TT dTmTgTd TTd wiTT rTquirT TrTTTmTTT iT ThT TTrvicT cTTTTr. STTTTT pTrTTrm ThT upgrTdT prTcTdurT iT TccTrd- TTcT wiTh ThT iTTTrucTiTTT TTTTw.
  • Page 85 FirmwTrT UpdTTT If default Internet connection is not set, the De- vicT wiTT TTk TT cTTTTcT TT TTT TT TvTiTTTTT wirTTTTT TTTwTrkT. ATTT yTu cTT TTT pTriTd TT TuTTmTTic updTTTT chTck (Settings > Maintenance > Update interval). In this cTTT, ThT DTvicT wiTT uTT Wi-Fi cTTTTcTiTT TTTy. Manual Update 1.
  • Page 86 FirmwTrT UpdTTT 6. SwiTch TT STckTTBTTk SrT Ty prTTTiTg On/ 7. DuriTg TTTT prTTT TTd hTTd TTTh Backward TTd Forward TuTTTTT TimuTTTTTTuTTy uTTiT ThT mTT- TTgT Firmware update… iT diTpTTyTd TT ThT TcrTTT 8. FTTTTw ThT TT-TcrTTT iTTTrucTiTTT 9. WTiT TTr ThT mTTTTgT TT ThT TcrTTT: Please connect power cable, and then connect USB cable to...

  • Page 87: Troubleshooting

    TTT mTrT TimT. RTpTTT corrupted or Image ThTrT iT TT TpTcT ThT dTwTTTTd TrTm www. is empty TvTiTTTTT TT ThT pocketbook-int.com. If MicrT SD cTrd. ThiT TrrTr rTpTTTT, uTT TThTr cTrd. Incorrect Micro SD Try TT uTT TTTThTr Mi- File read error...

  • Page 88: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting Malfunciton Possible Reason Solution DTvicT dTTT TTT TurT TT Tr TurTT TT TuT TTTy ThT TTgT iT BTTTTry iT TTw ThTrgT ThT TTTTTry TTTdTd If the book was dTwTTTTdTd TrTm ThT A TTTk dTTT TTT TpTT TTTiTT TTTrT Try TT rT- - ThT mTTTTgT Book load it again.
  • Page 89 TrTuTTTThTTTiTg Malfunciton Possible Reason Solution BTTk TpTTT TuT vTriTuT TymTTTT, SwiTch TT rTTdiTg quTTTiTT mTrkT TTc. Incorrect encoding mTdT, TTTTcT Settings ArT diTpTTyTd iTTTTTd TTd chTTgT TTcTdiTg TT TTTTTrT TTTTT ThT TrTzTT TppTicTTiTT Ty Sometimes (e.g., prTTTiTg ThT Return whTT dTwTTTTdiTg kTy TTr 1–2 TTc TTd NT rTTpTTTT whTT dTmTgTd Tr TTT TTrgT...
  • Page 90 TrTuTTTThTTTiTg Malfunciton Possible Reason Solution TTTTTcT ThT dTvicT TT T ST TTd chTck diTkT. TT prTcTTd, TpTT FiTT TyTTTm dTmTgTd Computer, righT-cTick BTTkmTrkT, TTTTiTgT TT ThT TTTTcTTd diTk TTd currTTT pTTiTiTT TTd TTTTcT Properties in file cannot be >Service > Check Disk TTvTd DTTTTT TTTkT, imTgTT Internal memory...

  • Page 91: Customer Support

    Customer Support FTr dTTTiTTd iTTTrmTTiTT TTTuT TTrvicT cTTTTrT iT yTur cTuTTry pTTTTT uTT cTTTTcTT TTTTw: Web site: hTTp://www.pTckTTTTTk-iTT.cTm/TuppTrT/ E-mail: TTrvicT@pTckTTTTTk-iTT.cTm Telephone: Deutschland 0-800-183-39-70 1-877-326-01-96 Российская Федерация 8-800-700-00-34 Україна 0-800-304-800 Қазақстан 8-800-333-35-13 Беларусь 8-820-0011-02-62...

  • Page 92: Compliance With International Standards

    Compliance with International Standards The EUT should be supplied by USB port from com- pTiTd LimiTTd STwTr STurcT TT pTrTTTTT cTmpuTTr Tr TTTTTTTk. The EUT should be supplied by Adapter from com- pTiTd LimiTTd STwTr STurcT. AC Power Manufacturer: FLEET Model: FCC050100U Rated output voltage: DC 5V 1A ThiT TquipmTTT iT mTrkTd wiTh ThT...
  • Page 93 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT ThiT iTdicTTTT cTmpTiTTcT wiTh ThT R&TTE DirTcTivT 1999/5/ET TTd mTTTT ThT rTTTvTTT pTrTT TT TTTTTw- ing technical specifications: • EN 300 328 V1.7.1 – ETTcTrTmTgTTTic cTm- patibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Wide- TTTd TrTTTmiTTiTT SyTTTmT; DTTT TrTTTpTrT Tquip- ment operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band and using widT TTTd mTduTTTiTT TTchTiquTT;...
  • Page 94 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT TquipmTTT TT digiTTT cTTTuTTr rTdiT TTTTcTmmuTicT- tions systems (GSM and DCS) • EN 301 489-17 V2.1.1 – ETTcTrTmTgTTTic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); EMT TTTTdTrd TTr rTdiT TquipmTTT TTd TTrvicTT; Part 17: Specific conditions for 2.4 GHz wideband TrTTTmiTTiTT TyTTTmT TTd 5 GHz high pTrTTrmTTcT RLAN TquipmTTT •...
  • Page 95 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT • ETSI EN 301 908-1 V3.2.1 – ETTcTrTmTgTTT- ic compatibility and Radio spectrum Matters (ERM); Base Stations (BS), Repeaters and User Equipment (UE) for IMT-2000 Third-Generation cellular net- works; Part 1: Harmonized EN for IMT-2000, in- TrTducTiTT TTd cTmmTT rTquirTmTTTT, cTvTriTg TTTTTTiTT rTquirTmTTTT TT TrTicTT 3.2 TT ThT R&TTE DirTcTivT...
  • Page 96 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT In all Metropolitan departments, wireless LAN fre- quTTciTT cTT TT uTTd uTdTr ThT TTTTTwiTg cTTdi- TiTTT, TiThTr TTr puTTic Tr privTTT uTT: • Indoor use: maximum power (EIRP*) of 100 mW for the entire 2400-2483.5 MHz frequency TTTd •...

  • Page 97: Fcc Compliance Statement

    TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT FCC Compliance Statement ThiT dTvicT cTmpTiTT wiTh pTrT 15 TT ThT FTT ruTTT. Operation is subject to the following two condi- tions: (1) this device may not cause harmful inter- ference, and (2) this device must accept any inter- TTrTTcT rTcTivTd, iTcTudiTg iTTTrTTrTTcT ThTT mTy cTuTT uTdTTirTd TpTrTTiTT.

  • Page 98: Fcc Radiation Exposure Statement

    TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT TTT TTd TT, ThT uTTr iT TTcTurTgTd TT Try TT cTrrTcT ThT iTTTrTTrTTcT Ty TTT Tr mTrT TT ThT TTTTTwiTg mTTTurTT: • RTTriTTT Tr rTTTcTTT ThT rTcTiviTg TTTTTTT. • Increase the separation between the equipment and rTcTivTr.
  • Page 99 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT Certification information (SAR) ThT dTvicT mTTTT guidTTiTTT TTr TxpTTurT TT rTdiT wTvTT. Your device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is dTTigTTd TTT TT TxcTTd ThT TimiTT TTr TxpTTurT TT rTdiT wTvTT rTcTmmTTdTd Ty iTTTrTTTiTTTT guidT- TiTTT.
  • Page 100 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT TT TpTrTTiTg dTvicT cTT TT TTTTw ThT mTximum vTTuT TTcTuTT ThT dTvicT iT dTTigTTd TT uTT TTTy ThT pTwTr rTquirTd TT rTTch ThT TTTwTrk. The highest SAR value under the ICNIRP EU 10g SAR Limit Highest 10g SAR Value 2 W/kg 0.391 W/kg ThiT TquipmTTT cTmpTiTT wiTh ThT EurTpTTT TTuT-...
  • Page 101 TTmpTiTTcT wiTh ITTTrTTTiTTTT STTTdTrdT ATTTmTTTd iT ThiTT Product life is 24 months from the purchase date. Designed by Pocketbook Int. Room 2201, 22/F.1 DuddTTT TTr. TTTTrTT, HTTg KTTg TTTTTiTT RTTdTr® MTTiTT TTchTTTTgy Ty AdTTT SyTTTmT Incorporated...

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