User Manual Congratulations for buying the Viewpia TB-110. Thank you very much for your trust and your decision to buy our product! As we constantly update and improve our pad there may be small differences between the printed manual and your pad in some cases. You have the option of downloading the current version of the manual and firmware updates from our website.
Table of Contents Safety instructions Device overview Description of the buttons Language settings Power monitoring and charging the batteries Screen lock Connecting with computer and data transfer Functions of the buttons on the user interface Programme menu System settings 1. Wireless & Networks 2.
This user manual contains important safety instructions and information for proper use of the device. Please follow the instructions in this manual carefully. A Please keep the device away from places with high temperatures, high humidity or dust. B In particular please avoid leaving the device in the car during summer if the doors are closed.
Device overview 1. Manu button 10. Speakers 2. Volume+ Button 11. Earphone 3. Volume- Button 12. Power button 4. Home button 5. Micro SD/SDHC Card Slot 6.Mic 7. USB Port 8. OTG Port: USB from your external HDD 9. DC-in...
Description of the buttons Volume Buttons: Here you can increase or reduce the volume. Power Button: Press the button for two seconds to switch on or switch off the device. Press the button briefly to activate or end the Standby- Mode.
Language setting This Viewpia TB-110 is delivered with English as a default language. To change the language setting, please do the following: - Press on the programme menu symbol on the right side of the screen. - Select ‘Settings’ - Scroll to the end of the list.
Power monitoring and charging the batteries The battery charge symbol in on the status bar indicates the charging status of the batteries. If the power goes down, the device shuts itself off automatically. If less power is shown, use the power adapter or a computer via USB to charge the device.
Functions of the buttons on the user interface: Home Button: To go back to the start screen. Menu Button: To open the context menu. Volume Buttons: To increase or reduce the volume. Back Button: To go back to the previous menu / previous page. Program Menu Button: To display the programs and applications.
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System instructions: Pull the status bar down to view messages about new e-mails, downloaded documents, USB Connection Status or other information.
Program menu ApkInstaller: Program for installing and uninstalling Apps that were not downloaded from the Android Market. Market: Load Apps (programs) from the Android Market. You can download and install apps, games and other applications. Many are free. Explorer: Open the Explorer to access Micro SD TF Cards, USB sticks and other storage media.
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Google Maps: Program for the display of maps or satellite images – Route planner. YouTube: Program for viewing YouTube videos. Skype: Program to chat with other Skype users or to make telephone calls via Internet. Twitter: Application for Microblogging – Facilitates the display of public diaries or create a public diary of your own.
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Sound Recorder: Dictation Device Function. Video Player Gallery: Manage and display images and videos – also enables synchronisation with Picasa web albums. Shelves: A program for reading and managing e-books. Krazy Kart Racing: Car racing game Angry Birds Rio: Game of skill Fruit Ninja: Game of skill...
System settings Touch the icon for the settings to open the system settings menu: 1. Wireless & Networks Touch ‘Wireless & Networks’. WLAN: Touch => to switch on the WLAN function. The device automatically searches for available WLAN networks. WLAN Settings: Select your network here. If needed you will be requested to enter your WLAN password:...
Advanced WLAN / Wi-Fi settings: Touch in the menu for WLAN / Wi-Fi Settings, the menu for advanced settings will open up automatically. In the menu for the advanced settings you can view the current status, the IP address and other device information. 2.
4. Location & safety Here you can activate the automatic recognition of the location. You can also set security passwords which will prevent unauthorised access to your Tablet. 5. Application Here you can manage your apps and define if apps from sources other than the Android Market are allowed to be installed.
8. Memory Here the current memory use is displayed. Touch ‘Remove SD Card’ to remove the Micro SD/TF Card during use. 9. Language and keyboard Set the system language and input method. 10. Date and time If your network does not support automatic setting of time, you can set the time, time zone and date manually after deactivating automatic settings.
Main functions Internet Touch Icon to surf the net. Google is the default start page. Touch the input field to display the keyboard: Touch after entering a website address to open the website. Note: The Android keyboard has few options for settings such as: keyboard language, numbers and icons etc.
‘Most visited’ and ‘History’ can be found under ‘Bookmarks’. Click to navigate between two open windows. Four different windows are possible simultaneously. Touch ‘Refresh’ to refresh the current web page. A step forward, opposite of Back Icon. ’Add bookmarks’, ‘Search on the page’, ‘Select text’ ‘Page information’, ‘Page info’, ‘Forward link’...