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Manual Tablet PC
ENDEAVOUR
800 NG
Android Ver. 4.1.1
English
Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt product.
A good choice. Of course, we are also after the purchase for you.
For technical questions and / or problems, please contact us by phone
under + 49 (0)511/270 496 90 or email at support@first-servicecenter.de
Manuals for other languages as well as detailed instructions are available for
download also on www.blaupunkt.de

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  • Page 1 800 NG Android Ver. 4.1.1 English Thank you for choosing a Blaupunkt product. A good choice. Of course, we are also after the purchase for you. For technical questions and / or problems, please contact us by phone under + 49 (0)511/270 496 90 or email at support@first-servicecenter.de Manuals for other languages as well as detailed instructions are available for download also on www.blaupunkt.de...

  • Page 2: Meaning Of Symbols

    Meaning of symbols: Caution: Improper handling can damage the unit Beware of potential damage. Please note and remember. Important information, general information, definitions, general information and pointers etc. It may be that there is interest in trademarks and trade names, or refer to their products.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Content Meaning of symbols: Content 1. Product view 2. Safe handling of PAD 2-1 Touchscreen 2-2 Accessories 2-3 Further details 3. Carriage of PAD 4. Power adapter / power on / off 4-1 Connecting the power adapter 4-2 Enable / disable of PAD 5.
  • Page 4 6-12 About tablet 7. File management 7-1 Select one or all files 7-2 Sort files 7-3 Back from the folders 7-4 Change view of the files 7-5 The question mark / Help 8. Communication 8-1 Google account 8-2 Browser 8-3 Contacts 8-4 E-Mail 9.

  • Page 5: Safety Precautions

    Safety Precautions Keep the Tablet-PC/PAD NOT together with small items, because they will scratch the screen or enter the PAD. Set the PAD from NOT a dirty or dusty environment. Maintain a clean and dry environment. Place the PAD NOT on uneven or unstable work surface. DO NOT place things on the PAD and let nothing fall for it.

  • Page 6: Product View

    1. Product view Front- and Site view Front view: On / Off Home Frontcam Site view left: Headphone On / Off...
  • Page 7 Site view right: SD Card Micro Mikrophone Reset Home Mini HDMI Undersite view: Speaker Rear camera Home On / Off Speaker...

  • Page 8: Safe Handling Of Pad

    2. Safe handling of PAD The PAD is a precision instrument. Improper use can result in equipment damage. 2-1 Touchscreen  The touch screen is the most sensitive component of the PADs and is made of glass. DO NOT scratch the screen of PAD, the scratches can´t be removed. ...

  • Page 9: Accessories

    2-2 Accessories Stick to the following steps before you clean your PAD or accessories. First Turn off the PAD. Disconnect, the mains supply ¬ from your PAD and any external devices. Second Moisten a soft, lint-free cloth with water and wipe it gently across the surface of your PADs.

  • Page 10: Power Adapter / Power On / Off

    If you go by car, leave your PAD NOT lie in the sun. Make sure that your device is in the shade and cool. The Internet connection of your PADs will be interrupted if the System in the hibernate / sleep mode. 4.

  • Page 11: System Operation

    5. System operation First time you turn on the tablet PC, you need to unlock the screen by dragging the lock Icon out of the circle and enter the home screen, which makes it easily for you to access frequently used functions. (Screen can be different due to the model you are using).
  • Page 12 Tap on “Language”. A list of all available languages opens. Please choose your preferred language. You can change the system language at any time from this menu...

  • Page 13: Main Screen

    5-2 Main screen touch to get back to the previous page touch to access the home screen touch to browse the track record of opened application touch to see the menu Tap the notification bar to obtain more information, and tap to go directly to the settings.

  • Page 14: App Menu

    Add shortcuts to the home screen Tap on Then tap the link between the app and drag it to the desired field of the main screen. Widgets: Tap on > Widgets. Then tap the widget and drag it to the desired field of the main screen.

  • Page 15: On-Screen Keyboard

    AppInstaller: To manage installation Browser: Internet connection Downloads: The downloaded files are stored. E-mail: Your e-mail client / account Settings: System Settings. File Browser: Overview of the individual locations (Device memory, SD card, USB flash drive) Gallery: View and manage your photo and video files. HDMI Switch: Settings for HDMI output Calendar: Date display and add / manage appointments.

  • Page 16: System Settings

    6. System settings 6-1 Wireless and network 6-1-1 Flight mode Wireless connections such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth and 3G are thereby deactivated. 6-1-2 WiFi Tap on > Settings >Wi-Fi > OFF to enable Wi-Fi.
  • Page 17 Now choose the right list pane, select the wireless network, you want to connect with. Enter the required password if necessary. You will get the reception icon in the lower right of the screen. It also indicates the signal strength. The more segments are blue, the better the reception.

  • Page 18: Bluetooth

    6-1-3 Bluetooth With Bluetooth, you can exchange data with other Bluetooth enabled devices. Check before taking this step, the Bluetooth feature other device (such as mobile phones, headphones, etc.) and make sure that the device is in range. Device settings To activate Bluetooth, tap the on / off switch next to Bluetooth.
  • Page 19 Pairing First Activate the Bluetooth feature of PAD and the device, with which you want to connect. Tap "Search for Devices" to search for devices. The results are then listed. Select the desired Bluetooth device with which you want to connect. Confirm with both devices, the coupling and if necessary, enter the password.

  • Page 20: Tethering And Portable Hotspot

    To make your PAD to other Bluetooth devices visible, tap the name of your device (default is 8BPE0H or 10BPE0H, depending on the model) After the connection is made, data can be exchanged between the PAD and the Bluetooth enabled device. 6-1-4 Tethering and portable hotspot You can make your PAD Wi-Fi hotspot, the other WiFi-enabled devices serves as a practical portable Internet access point.

  • Page 21: Mobile Networks

    6-1-5 Mobile networks You can connect your device to an external 3G stick with the Internet. The 3G connection is not included! After connecting the external 3G stick, go to "Settings". Select "Wireless & networks" and then tap "3G". Then click the "Off" next to 3G. Now you have activated the 3G and the switch changes to ON.
  • Page 22 Now tap the menu icon on the top right of the screen. Select "New APN" Then enter the appropriate data for your ISP. The credentials of the four major network operators (Telecom - Vodafone - E-Plus and O2) in Germany are already stored.

  • Page 23: Ethernet Configuration

    6-1-6 Ethernet configuration Tap on > Settings > Ethernet > OFF to configure Ethernet connection. Now tap "Ethernet configuration". Here you can enter all the data required for your network configuration.

  • Page 24: Data Usage

    6-1-7 Data usage Here you can see the data usage of your mobile data usage. 6-1-8 HDMI You can make the settings for HD connection.

  • Page 25: Sound

    6-2 Sound Volumes: Volume for all sounds except media and alarm calls. Silent mode: To switch all tones silently Touch sounds: This opens the tap on the screen and the selection on the screen accompanied by sounds Tip. Screen lock sounds: Determines whether a tone sounds when the PAD is put into standby mode.

  • Page 26: Language & Input

    6-9 Language & input Select the region to display its language, as well as the input method for the on- screen keyboard. You can also add or remove user dictionaries. 6-10 Accessibility Universal Access can be set up here. 6-11 Date & time Here you can set or change the date, time, and time zone of the system.

  • Page 27: File Management

    7. File management To manage your files the file browser is preinstalled. With the file browser you can copy your data, delete, etc. Once opened, you will see the internal and external memory, called Local Disk, External TF card or USB sda1. Now select the location where you want to work. Local disc: Here are all in the machine stored data and system files.

  • Page 28: Select One Or All Files

    Select one or all files If you want to select single, multiple or even all the files open that directory, then click the 2nd set Button (see top left circle) and then select the appropriate file with a click, so it is provided with a green check mark on the right side. Once you have the 3rd Click on button, opens the following editor context menu.

  • Page 29: Sort Files

    Here you have the following options for editing:  Cut: to cut out the relevant file  Copy: to copy the respective file  Paste: for insertion of the file in the appropriate folder  Delete: to delete the respective file ...

  • Page 30: Back From The Folders

    7-3 Back from the folders If you look in the individual folders and then move back to a previous folder, you can do so with With the lower curved arrow close the file browser and return to the main menu. 7-4 Change view of the files With the 6th Button in the status bar, you can change the view of the folder.

  • Page 31: The Question Mark / Help

    List: 7-5 The question mark / Help When you click on the question mark you can open the help file, where you can get each symbol once the declaration mentioned. Home: By tapping on this icon to return to the main view where you can choose between the device memory (Local Disk) and the external memory (external TF card, USB sda1).

  • Page 32: Communication

    Attention! Do not change or delete any data in the internal memory. This could lead to a malfunction of the operating system and the loss of guarantee of manufacturer. 8. Communication 8-1 Google account Some features require a Google account, such as the Google Play Store. With other programs, it is possible to connect it to a Google account eg Contacts.

  • Page 33: Browser

    8-2 Browser Tap the Browser icon after a network connection is established, you can access the browser. Alternatively, you can also click bookmark symbol, to go directly to a website. Back, Forward, Open new Tab Set Bookmark for actual Refresh Webpage Open Menu...
  • Page 34 Create new contact: Create a contact. If no account is linked to the Contacts app can´t sync these contacts. Sign in an account: Configure a user account. E.G. Google Account or Exchange account. Import / export contacts: Import vCard files from the internal User memory.

  • Page 35: E-Mail

    8-4 E-Mail To access the e-mail function: E-Mail Sign up. Please make sure you have all the necessary information from your email provider. Use the onscreen keyboard to use the e-mail address and the corresponding password and tap Next:...
  • Page 36 2. Select the input server, such as POP3. Then enter to the menu for the outgoing server. Make sure that you have the correct names provided for input and output servers.
  • Page 37 Re-check your account information and tap Next to the complete e-mail account settings. Then tap Next to go to the settings page, shown below: 4. Tap Next, after you enter the account name, to access your e-mails: Write and send email Open email Account...

  • Page 38: Fun

    9. Fun 9-1 Camera To access the camera: Camera Taking pictures Zoom in / out Play / show Front rear camera use activator Photo options change Selection camcorder, photo mode or panorama Flash: Auto, On or OFF White Balance: Adjusts for conditions. Exposure: adjust the exposure level Camera Settings: General settings such as image quality.

  • Page 39: Gallery

    9-2 Gallery To access the gallery: Gallery Display mode Slideshow Options Image Playback Tap to send the current file, for example via Bluetooth. Tap to delete the current image. Tap the menu for functions such details, rotate, crop to open, etc.. The touch screen supports finger gestures to functions such as zoom in / out and leaves can be performed.

  • Page 40: Music

    Illustration Gesture Function Illustration Gesture Function Emphasize Pull apart Zoom in Next picture to the right Emphasize Previous contract Zoom out to the left picture 9-3 Music To access your music: Music Change sorting Music playing: long tapping title added to the playlist etc.

  • Page 41: Connecting Headphones

    9-4 Connecting headphones Headphones can be connected to the PAD. After a pair of headphones is connected to the PAD the speakers turn off automatically. Excessive volume can impair your hearing. They therefore reduce the volume before putting on the headphones, and then increase it to a level only then pleasant.
  • Page 42 How do I reset the device to factory settings? Tap on: Settings---Back up & reset---Factory data reset, to reset the system to factory settings. How do I increase the battery time? Adjust the brightness of the touch screen display menu at an adequate level. Turn down the volume.

  • Page 43: Specifications

    11-2 Specifications Main function Chipset Amlogic AML 8726-MX Processor ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core Processor Speed 1,5GHz Main memory 1GB DDR3 Operating system Android 4.1.1 Storage Storage 8 GB Display Size 8” Display Technology HD Display Resolution 1024X768 (WXGA) Touch-Panel Type Kapazitive Touch-Panel Camera...
  • Page 44 Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. The # symbol means that the feature is optional. Hotline: + 49(0)5 11-270 496 90 Adresse und Kontaktdaten: First Service Center Kleine Düwelstr. 21
 DE-30171 Hannover Fax: + 49 (0)5 11-161 25 36 support@first-servicecenter.de www.blaupunkt.de...

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