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busbi7 T ablet Androi d 4.0 7 ” Capaciti ve T ouch scr een U ser Manual[...]
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Thank yo u for choosing the busbi 7 tablet . The busbi 7 is fully equipped t o off er y ou the co mplete b row sing and multimedi a expe rience. Androi d 4.0 Oper ati ng Syst em 7 ” cap acitiv e touch scr een with 800 x 480 re soluti on 3D Motio n Sensor f or auto matic orient ation Micr oSD and USB f or a dded conn ectivity IMPOR[...]
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Conten ts 1. Acce ssories 2. Getting Start ed 2.1 Appear ance 2.2 Charging the tablet 2.3 U sing the tablet 2. 4 T oolb ar 2.5 Accessing the applications 2.6 U sing basic applications 3. Settings 3.1 W ireless & networks 3.2 Sound 3.3 Display 3.4 Stor age 3.5 Batt ery 3.6 A pps 3.7 Acc ounts & sync 3.8 Location services 3.9 Security 3.10 La[...]
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3.14 Developer options 3.15 About tablet 4. U sing MicroSD Card 5. T ransf erring Media F iles 6. U sing External Devices 7. T echnical fea tures 8. Recy cling 9. T roubleshooting 10. Bat tery Sta tement 1. A ccessories Inside the b usbi7 packaging, you will find: 1 x 7 ” T ab let 1 x power adapter 1 x Quick Start Guide[...]
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1 x USB OT G cable 1 x Smart App Suite user guide 2. Get ting start ed 2.1 Appearance F ig 2.1.1[...]
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F ig 2.1 .2 Button des criptions On/O ff When the tablet is switche d off , press and hold t his button to turn it on. When the tablet is turned on, press and hold t his button to activ ate the shut -down window . VOL + Increa se the volume. VOL - Decrea se the volume. 2.2 Charging the tablet Plug the adapter to the mains and the DC connector int o[...]
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2.3 U sing the tablet Power on the device • Press and hold t he Power button for 2 seconds in order to turn on the device. Sleep mode • Pressing the Power butt on will activate/deactivate sleep mo de when the device is turned on. Using pre-installed ap ps • To open and u se the pre-in stalled apps, simply touch the relevant ico n/app. The mai[...]
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Personalising your d esktop • To add a n app to the ho me/desktop screen, access the applications screen (Fig 2.5 .2). Touch and ho ld the app you would want on the desktop. The desktop will a ppear behind the icon. Mo ve the icon to the desired area of the desktop a nd release th e icon to confirm the place ment. Deleting an icon from th e deskt[...]
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Fig. 2.3.1 Using Widgets on your desktop • You can a lso add and d elete widgets to/from the Home screen by using the procedures outlined in t he previous two sections. Powering off the device • Press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds to activate th e power -off screen. N ote : you can also access the Silent Mode option from this screen.[...]
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The widget deskt op Fig.2.3.2 As shown in Fig.2.3.2, t he Andro id 4.0 interface has a toolbar at th e bottom to the screen for ease of navigation. In some ca ses, the toolbar icons will be minimized and are denoted by grey dots. Simply to uch on the dot to re -enable the toolbar.[...]
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2.4 T oolbar F ig.2.4.1 The toolbar is locate d at the bottom of the screen. The purpose of each icon an d its function i s de s cribed below: Return Return to prev ious screen. Home T ouch the Home icon to return to the desktop. This action will n ot close the applications that are open.[...]
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Recen t Apps Displays list of applications used recen tly . V olume + Increa se volume. V olume - Decrea se volume. Menu Displays menu available f or current application/ screen Message s Shows information such as micro SD card insert ed or W i-F i connection. T ime Shows curren t time Batt ery Shows the charge status of the batte ry Note: Volume c[...]
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2.5 Accessing the applications T o access the applications, enter th e applications page by touching the top right corner icon as shown in F ig.2.5.1 b elow to enter the applications page in F ig.2.5.2 F ig.2.5.1[...]
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F ig.2.5.2[...]
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2. 6 U sing basic applications F ile Manager F ig.2.6 .1 F ile Manager is a user-friendly application that provides basic file directory opera tions. The application can be used to c opy files between folders a s require d. The application will also assist with managin g files locate d on a MicroSD card and exte rnal stor age drive s which have bee[...]
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T ab fu nctions are described below: U p one level Returns to the pare nt leve l of the directory . Internal Stor age Shows directory of the syst em stor age of the tablet. MicroSD card Shows directory of the micro SD car d when inserted USB Drive Shows directory of the USB dr ive when inserte d. Pictures Picture files are loca ted here when scanne[...]
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E-Mail The sy stem will try to automatically set up th e Google Gmail account servers for the chosen Gmai l logins. It is also possible to setup a mail account manually . Pleas e ref er to your email provider for det ails on h ow to setup up your account manually . Su per HD player This application is used when viewing pictures and f or video playb[...]
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tablet. Camera The camera applica tion can be used to tak e s till ima ges and video clips. 3. Settings T ouch the Settings icon ( ) t o ent er this me nu. In this menu, you wi ll find the main menu options display ed on the Left Hand Si de. The sub-optio ns are displa yed on the Right Hand Side.[...]
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F ig.3.0 .1 3.1 W ireless & network s Wi - Fi T ouch the Wi -F i toggle t o turn the W ireless On and Off . T ouch th e “W i - F i” text to display the sub-menu option s. All av ailable networks w ill be display ed wh en Wi -F i is tur ned on . It is possible to add a network manually by touching t he “ Add Network” , which is locat ed [...]
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More Allows us er to ac cess airp lane mode, VPN, and mobi le network settings. 3. 2 Sound V olumes Allows user to set the media, notification, and alarm volume Def ault notification Set def ault notific ation t one on the tablet T ouch screen sounds Set screen selection notification Screen lock sounds Set screen lock tone 3. 3 Display Brightness S[...]
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Acceler ometer settings T og gles manual an d automatic acceleromete r settings 3. 4 Stor age F ig.3.4.1 Internal s tor age I Shows the sys tem st orage use of the sy stem p artition Internal s tor age II Shows the s tor age use o f th e user partition. Ext SD Enable media scanning on memory cards.[...]
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USB O TG Enable media scanning o n exte rnal USB devices. Note: In stor age settings, you can also find the unmount SD card option in the sub -menu . Please unmount a memory card before removing it from the tablet. Failure to do so may res ult in damaging the memory card. 3. 5 Batt ery Shows the batt ery usage and status. 3. 6 Apps Displays the st [...]
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3. 9 Security F ig.3.2 Set security options such as lock pattern and passw ords of the tablet. NOTE: Ple ase check the “U nkn own Res ources” option in order to ins tall third party applica tions. 3.1 0 Language & input Set the language of the tablet. Def ault and installe d input methods wi ll be shown h ere.[...]
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3.1 1 Backup & reset Provide s a fact ory reset option. 3.1 2 Date & time Sets the date, time, time zone, and date f ormat. The date and time is set to au tomatic mode b y def ault. This allows for the date and time to s ync with th e Internet upon network connection. 3.1 3 Accessibi lity Provide s ease of use options. 3.14 Developer option[...]
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product. 2) N ote:The busbi7 officially supports Class 6 Micro SD car ds up to a capacity of 32GB. In order to safely remove the stor age card from the device go to Settings S torage. Choos e ‘U nmount MicroSD card’ for saf e removal of th e card as shown in F ig.3.4. 1 The toolbar will d isplay Micr oSD card safe to r emove when this optio[...]
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Instal ling apps The busbi7 includes a suite of app s via the busbi app in the applications page as shown in section 2.5. The busbi app wi ll allow you to install a suite of apps which have been preinstalle d on the tablet device. Please f ollow the onscreen instruction s f or installing the require d app. 5.2 Installing apps from Andr oid app stor[...]
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will appear . N ote; please ensure that the T ablet is receiving a str ong and un interrupte d internet connection during the download. • When download has completed, you will then have the option to install (now) or to do so at a later da te. • If you choose to inst all, th e app will install and appear on the applications pag e. • If you ch[...]
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diff erent me thods; 1) The T ab let can be connected via a Mini USB A to USB A cable (not provided) to a PC. The Mini USB connection connects to the USB OT G port as shown in F ig. 2.1. 1. The MicroSD card will show up as a Remov able device on your PC and the relev ant files can be transf erre d to the card. 2) Alterna tively , safely re move the[...]
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Open the F ile Mana ger app and t ouch th e ‘ SD ’ card tab at the top to view and access all the files on the card. Ins tall the app (.APK fi le) by touchin g the app and then touch In st all. 5. T r ansf erring me dia fil es The busbi7 wi ll connect directly to your PC to allow file transf er . T o avail of this function, please c onnect a US[...]
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the MicroSD car d. See section 5.2 for more inf ormation on copying files and apps to the card. The copie d fi les will a ppear in the relev ant app, i.e. music files will a ppear in the music app, movies will appear in the video player , etc. F iles can also b e viewe d on the device by connecting an external s tor age device via th e USB adapter [...]
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st orage dev ice, i.e. USB stor age device. Note: When the USB device is connected via the USB adapter cable (pr ovided), the media scanner softwar e will provide the relevant Music, Gallery and V ideo app with the relev ant media files on the device. T o access the device directly , please use the f ollowing procedure; o Open the F ile Mana ger ap[...]
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8. Recycling This crossed bin symbol on the appliance indicat es that the product, at the end of its lif e, mus t be disposed of separa tely from domes tic was te, either by taking it to a separ ate was te disposal site for electric and electronic app liance or by returning it to your dealer when you buy another similar ap pliance. The user is resp[...]
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9. T r oubleshoot ing 8. 1 I can see my access point name, but I cannot connect to the Internet. Ans : If your access point (AP) supports multiple access po ints at a time, you may have to connect the device using WP A encry ption and no t WEP . Please ref er to your AP device manual for setup details. 8. 2 My MicroSD card is not being detecte d an[...]
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8. 5 Can I am end the Operating System or code on the device myself? Ans: No . Any misuse of the tablet in this way will void the warr anty . For further t echnical qu eries, please cont act the busbi support helpdesk : www .bi sbi.biz/support[...]
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9. Bat tery sta tem ent CMS Periphera ls Limited is registered as a pro ducer under The Wast e Batteries and A ccumulator Regulations 2009 . The bat tery in this device i s not intended to be removed by the individual or end user . A t the end of the product life, or the expiry of the product, the releva nt local council appointed WEEE disposal an [...]