Cnm Touchpad II User Manual - KMS Components

CnM Touchpad II
User Manual
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Table of Contents
1. Preface
2. Safety Notices
3. Getting your device ready for use
3.1 Packing List
3.2 Products Appearance
3.3 Key for Controls and Connectors
3.4 Technical Specifications
3.5 Features Overview
4. Quick Guide
4.1 Touch Panel Calibration
4.2 Switch On / Off
4.3 Battery management and charging
4.4 Operation of the functions icons
4.5 Wireless Wi-Fi Settings
4.6 USB HOST Function
4.7 HDMI Function
4.8 micro SD (Trans Flash) Card Storage
4.9 APK Installer
5. Operation Details
5.1 Desktop
5.1.1 Audio Player
5.1.2 Video Player
5.1.3 Photo Browser
5.1.4 Sound Recorder
5.1.5 Explorer
5.2 Web Browser
5.3 Email
5.4 Calendar
5.5 Calculator
5.6 Alarm Clock
6. Firmware Update
7. Troubleshooting
8. Warranty Information
9. Copyright
10. Support
11. Licencing
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1. Preface
This device has a built-in high performance WiFi receiver module,
and supports external 3G USB Dongles* supporting broadband
wireless networks. This allows it to break through the restraint of
fixed network cables; bringing you into the portable media player
world and fulfilling your entertainment needs. It also supports picture
browsing, video playback, e-book readers, games, online chat and
other functionality.
To help with your understanding of how to use this touchpad device,
please read this User Manual before using the device for the first
time.
CnM will not be held responsible for any loss of personal data or
damage caused by incorrect operation of this Software / Hardware,
accidental damage, replacement of battery or any other accident. To
avoid loss of your data, please ensure you backup your data to a
computer as often as necessary.
The information in this manual is subject to change without any prior
notice. The functionality of this product can differ from the
information given in this manual, because new functions can be
added to this product.
This manual is protected by copyright and any part is not allowed to
be copied or reproduced in any way without prior written permit of
CnM.
Note: When compiling this manual, we have been very careful and
precise to provide completely reliable information. However, it is
possible that an error and oversight has occurred. If you experience
any problems during your usage of this product, please contact CnM
Support (see the support section for details).
* see chapter 4.6 for a list of supported 3G USB Dongles.
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2. Safety Notices
1 ) Please keep the device away from strong magnetic fields in order
to avoid the damage to the product.
2 ) Please do not let the device to fall onto, rub against or knock
against hard objects during using, because this may cause surface
scratches on the device, battery damage, date loss or other damage
to the hardware.
3 ) Never let this product be exposed to a humid environment or rain
as the water leaking into the device could disable it to the extent of
being beyond repair.
4 ) Never clean the device with any chemicals or detergent, these
will damage the product surface and corrode the finish.
5 ) You are recommended not to use the headset with the volume at
its highest settings, please adjust the volume to an appropriate safe
level and limit the amount of time you spend using headphones to
avoid possible damage to your hearing. Excessive volume will cause
permanent hearing damage.
6 ) Please do not cut off the power abruptly during software updates
or downloading, because this may cause date loss or system errors.
7 ) Over-voltage, power cable strain and bending or squeezing of the
power cable by heavy objects must be avoided to prevent the
possibility of overheating or fire.
8 ) In order to eliminate the risk of electric shock, do not touch the
cable power plug with wet hands.
9 ) Some movie, music and pictures are under the protection of
copyright, unauthorized usage is deemed as an infringement to the
laws of copyright.
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10 ) Please don’t turn on the device on in locations where wireless
equipment is forbidden or when the usage of the device will cause
interference and possible danger.
11 ) All the wireless equipment is subject to external interference
and this can affect its performance.
12 ) Please comply with any related restrictions and rules, wireless
equipment can influence the flight of the plane; please consult the
relevant airline company if you intend to use the device on the plane.
13 ) Please don’t use the device in a petrol station, or near to fuel or
chemicals.
14 ) Please comply with any related restrictions and rules; don’t use
the device where blasting operations are in progress
15 ) Only qualified maintenance personnel can install or repair the
device. Opening the device in any way will invalidate the warranty.
16 ) Please use the original accessories and battery provided with
the device, don’t use the incompatible products.
17 ) The device is not waterproof, please keep it dry.
18 ) For the sake of data safety, please back up any important
information on the device, or keep a handwritten record.
19 ) When connecting with other devices, please read the user
manual for detailed safety instructions. Don’t connect the device to
incompatible products.
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3. Getting your device ready for use
3.1 Packing List
3.2 Product Appearance
Components Quantity
MID Device 1
Handwriting Pen 1
Charger 1
Headphones 1
USB Cable 1
User Manual 1
Driver Disk 1
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3.3 Key for Controls and Connectors
Key Name Description
A RESET
B POWER
C MENU
D ESC
E
Trackball
Navigation/
Indication light
Press this button to reset the system when
the device is halted.
Press this button for a short time to enter
sleeping / wake up mode, press it for a long
time to switch ON / OFF.
Press this button for a short time to enter
the submenu.
Press this button for a short time to return to
a previous screen. Press this button for a
long time to start touch screen calibration.
Trackball navigation button and indication
light.
F TF Card Slot Micro SD (Trans Flash) Card Slot.
G HDMI HDMI Connector.
H
Stereo
Earpieces Jack
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Stereo Headphone Jack.
I DC Socket Connect with 5V DC charger.
J Mini USB Port Mini 5 PIN USB Port.
K USB Host Port
Port for external USB Device, 3G Dongle,
Mouse, etc.
L Display Display area.

3.4 Technical Specifications
LCD Display
Size
8
7.0” TFT touch panel LCD
display, 160k colours
Resolution 800 * 480
PC interface High speed USB2.0(FS)
Built-in Flash 4GB
Built-in RAM DDRII 256MB
Capacity Expansion Support TF Card,capacity 128MB~16GB
Power Supply
Music Function
Video Function
Built-in 3.7V@3200mAH Lithium rechargeable battery
AC charger:Input:AC110V~240V,Output:DC 5V@2A
Max. 6h playing time(factory default)
MP3、WMA、OGG、APE、
Supported formats
FLAC、AAC、WAV
Headset max. output 2 x 5mW(32Ohm)
MP3 Bit rate 8Kbps ~ 392 Kbps
WMA、WMV、Bit rate 5Kbps ~ 192 Kbps
Frequency response 20Hz to 20KHz
SN ratio 90dB
Distortion

3.5 Features Overview
� Supports HD 720P MKV, AVI, RM, RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB,
DAT, FLV, 3GP, H.246 etc. formats, supporting a maximum
resolution of 1280 * 720.
� Supports JPG, JPEG, BMP, GIF etc. picture formats.
� Supports MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC, AAC, WAV audio
formats, multi EQ modes.
� Supports TXT, LRC, PDF, Html, Htm, EPUB file formats,
support auto-browse, zoom, bookmarks, and flip over
functions.
� Supports built-in microphone record function.
� Supports USB-HOST and external U-disk, MP3, MP4, Mouse
etc.
� Supports external 3G USB Dongles.
� Supports HDMI output.
� Support G-sensor screen rotation function.
� Supports Stereo Headphones and speaker.
� Supports multiple languages.
� Can be used as USB portable hard disk, driver not needed for
Windows 2000 or above.
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4. Quick Guide
4.1 Touch Panel Calibration
Before using the device for the first time, you should check that the
screen is calibrated correctly. Press and hold the “ESC” key for 3
seconds to log into the interface of the Touch Panel Calibration. Tap
the center of the “Cross” indicated by the red circle once, and the
screen will display the "Calibration Successful" message when
calibration has been completed, see the figure below.
Note: It is best to use the stylus provided or the tip of a finger nail to
control this device. Using your figure tips to control the device is not
as accurate and may not perform the action you require.
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4.2 Switch On / Off
Switch ON and Unlock: When the device is in its OFF mode, press
and hold the “Power” key for 3 seconds to enter the Android startup
process. The device will take about 100 seconds to enter the system
desktop, with the LCD in locked mode, please press and pull the
icon to the green point, and the LCD will unlocked automatically, see
the image below:
When the device is in use, it is recommended that it isn’t powered
OFF after use, but is put into SLEEP mode instead, so that it is ready
to be used almost instantly without having to start the Android
Operating System.
Power Saving Mode and Locked Mode: Pressing the “POWER”
key when the device is in use will result in the system entering
SLEEP power save and locked mode. Pressing the “POWER” key or
tapping the touch screen for 3 seconds, will return the system to
locked mode within 1 second.
Note: The primary operation of the device will not stop under the
power saving mode, it is just the LCD that is turned off, showing a
black screen. This means that playing music, movies etc. will still
continue to run.
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Switch OFF: When the device is in use, press and hold the
“POWER” key for 3 seconds, the screen will display the power off
interface, choose the power off option to confirm your selection and
the system will shut automatically.
Note: When the device is running low on battery power, it will sound
an alarm and then shut down automatically if it isn’t plugged into
mains power to start charging. If the device can not start up please
check if the battery power I too low by charging the device.
4.3 Battery management and charging
a. Charge the battery for about 8-12 hours to make sure the battery
is fully charged for the first time.
b. Insert the micro port of the battery adaptor into DC slot on the
device, and connect the other side to a power socket. The Power
indication lamp of the device will light up with a light blue color. If the
device is on, the desktop icon of the battery will animate, which
shows that the device is charging. Please wait until the battery is
fully charged, don’t disconnect the power when charging. Once the
battery is fully charged, the indication lamp will change into dark blue
and the Icon on the desktop will stop animating. When the
battery is exhausted completely, please charge the device for at
least one minute before starting it up.
Note: In order to keep the battery working to its full potential, please
pay attention to the following advice:
� Don’t charge the device in excessively high temperatures.
� There is no need to run down the power for this Li-ion battery, you
can charge the battery even when there is still power left in the
battery without it affecting the lifespan of the battery.
� In order to keep the battery in good condition, make sure you
charge it at least once every two weeks, if the device hasn’t been
used for a long time.
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4.4 Operation of the Function Icons.
Icon Function Icon Function
Back to
main menu
Current
power status
System Time
Back
Menu
Google Search
New Mail
Music playing
toolbar
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System has found a
new device.
Set the alert time
Reduce the volume
Increase the volume
Applications
Switch desktop
WIFI On / Off
Update icon for
Music audio /
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4.5 Wireless Wi-Fi Settings
a. Turning on Wi-Fi: Tap the applications menu icon , to show
the Applications menu; press “Settings”, to enter into the setting
interface; press “Wireless and networks” to enter the setup screen.
Tick the Wi-Fi box to enable it as shown below:
b. Connecting to a network: Press “Wi-Fi settings” to enter this
menu. The system will find any wireless networks in the vicinity
automatically. Please refer to the figure below, which shows two
Wi-Fi networks have been found:
After selecting the network you would like to connect to, the system
will either connect to the network or if the network is secured and
requires a security key to be entered, selecting it, will popup a
Connection window, where you can input the correct security code
and press “Connect”.
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The system will connect to the network automatically, and once
connected will show a Status of “Connected”. You can see the
network connection status by pressing the network name, see the
figure below:
Connection information
c. IP address setting and connection: There are two setting
methods to allow the IP address to be set. Whether the IP Address is
distributed automatically or not, is dependant on the Wi-Fi Router’s
settings.
1. DHCP - IP Address is assigned automatically:
By default this device is setup to be assigned an IP Address
automatically.
If the wireless network you want to connect to, assigns the IP
Address automatically, but the settings have been changed to a
Static IP Address, use the following procedure to change the settings.
Press the top right corner of the screen “ ” and then press
“Advanced”.
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Un-tick the selection in the “Use static IP” box.
Press the right top menu “ ” on the screen and press “Save” to
complete this change, see the figure below:
Press the “back” icon once complete, this will return you to the Wi-Fi
settings screen.
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2. Manual Setup - Static IP Address:
If the Wi-Fi network you are connecting to requires a Static IP
Address, use the following procedure to change the settings. Press
the top right corner of the screen “ ” to enter into the “Advanced”
settings. See the figure below:
Select the “Use static IP” tick box, then set the IP address, Gateway
and Netmask using the information you have for that Network.
Press the in the right top of the screen and select “Save”, see
the figure below:
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4.6 USB HOST Function:
By default this device is setup to connect to a PC using its USB
connection. If you would like to attach an external USB device such
as a Keyboard, 3G Dongle or USB Storage Device, then please
follow the procedure below.
a. Turn on The USB- HOST:
Press the menu icon , to enter into the Applications menu; press
“Settings” to enter into the settings interface; press “USB Mode
select” to select the “HOST MODE” as shown in the figure below:
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. Connecting USB Drives:
Insert the USB Drive into the HOST port, press the “Explorer” icon
on the desktop, press “USB” option to view the root of the USB Drive,
see the figure as below:
c. Connecting an External 3G USB Dongle:
Insert the 3G USB Dongle in to the Host port, so that it is picked up
by the system (for a list of all 3G Dongles which are compatible with
this device see table below). Tap the applications menu icon , to
show the Applications menu; press “Settings”, to enter into the
setting interface; press “Wireless and networks” to enter the setup
screen. Un-tick the Wi-Fi box to disable it (Wireless and Mobile
networks can’t be enabled at the same time) as shown below:
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Tick the “Mobile network” box to enable mobile networking. If mobile
networking won’t turn on, please check that the 3G Dongle that you
are trying to use is in the compatibility table below.
Manufacturer Model Performance Rating
Longcheer HSPA USB Dongle ****
Vtion E1916 ****
HUAWEI EC122 ****
HUAWEI EC1261 ****
Longcheer HSPA USB Dongle ***
HUAWEI E220 ***
HUAWEI E182E ***
Alter ZD6000 ***
MobilePeak K80 ***
Thinkwill UE800 ***
HUAWEI E180 **
HUAWEI E1750 **
Once mobile networking has been enabled, select “Mobile network
settings as shown below:
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Select “Access Point Names”, then press the in the right top of
the screen and select “New APN”. On the Edit access point screen
enter the settings shown below fore the network carrier you will be
using. Note: If a setting isn’t mentioned, then leave it at its current
default setting. These settings were correct when this
manual was printed, if you have any connection issues, please
check they are correct with your mobile operator.
Name: 3 Services
APN: three.co.uk
MCC: 234
MNC: 20
Name: o2
APN: mobile.o2.co.uk
Username: vertigo
Password: password
MCC: 234
MNC: 10
Name: Vodaphone
APN: internet
Username: web
Password: web
MCC: 234
MNC: 15
Name: Orange Internet
APN: orangeinternet
MCC: 234
MNC: 33
Name: T-Mobile Internet
APN: general.t-mobile.co.uk
Username: t-mobile
Password: tm
MCC: 234
MNC: 30
APN type: * (Just an * in the field)
Name: Virgin Mobile
APN: goto.virginmobile.uk
Username: user
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Once the correct details have been entered, press the in the
right top of the screen and select “Save”.
4.7 HDMI Function:
You can enjoy high definition video playback on your HD Ready TV
using the Video player function.
� Connect the TV to the device using a high definition cable.
� Press in the video play interface, to enter the Selection
popup menu, and then select “HDMI”:
Another popup allowing the HDMI output mode to be selected will
appear, select the “Output to HDMI: 720p as shown below.
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You can enjoy high definition video playback on your TV.
4.8 micro SD (Trans Flash) Card Storage
There is a micro SD card slot in this device, it supports reading files
on micro SD and Trans Flash cards. Ensure that you insert the card
into the card slot, the correct way round. To remove the card, just
push the card towards the slot, and this will automatically release the
card. Please adhere to the following advice when using the card slot:
a. Insert the memory card into the card slot on the right side.
b. Don’t pull out the card when it is in use (reading, copying),
otherwise, it may cause data errors.
c. Don’t use the memory card in high temperature conditions.
d. Keep the memory card away from the liquid and erosive materials.
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4.9 APK Installer
This device supports installing third part applications programs
designed to run on Android. Many Application Programs
can be downloaded from internet and then installed using the APK
Installer.
• Press the APK installer icon and the APK installer interface will
popup with the following icons: Install, Manage and Exit.
• Install: Press install to access the APK installer interface.
There are two locations that installation .apk files can be installed
from: Internal Memory which means the built-in storage, SD Card
which means a memory card inserted into the micro SD card slot.
After entering, select the program to be installed from the right
window, tap it to install and follow the prompts. Once the application
has been installed you will be returned to the installer main screen.
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• Manage: Allows applications to be Launched, Exported or
Uninstalled. The default view shows all the applications installed on
the device, tap the icon for the application you would like to manage.
- Launch: Run the software.
- Export: Export the software to an expansion card.
- Uninstall: Uninstall the software.
- Cancel: Cancel the operation.
There are a number of App Market Places where you can download
useful applications for this device. The APKShare Market is already
pre-loaded on to the system, but there are a few other markets that
you might want to explore:
http://slideme.org/
http://freeandroidapplications.net/
http://www.androidfreeware.net/
http://andappstore.com/AndroidApplications/
Note: Not all the apps available for Android on the Internet
or App Sites will be compatible with this device.
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The following Apps have been pre-loaded, allowing them to be
installed if you required:
- Open APK Installer from the applications menu.
- Tap the "Install" button.
- Tap the "Internal Memory" folder.
- Tap "KMS Apps" or "CnM Apps" (whichever folder is present).
- Select the App you would like to install by tapping on it.
Application File To Install Functionality
Adobe Reader reader.apk Adobe PDF Viewer
Air Control Lite Aircontrol.apk Air Traffic Game
Aldiko RKEBookReader.apk eBook reader
BBC News newswidget.apk BBC News Reader
Documents To Go docstogo.apk Office Viewer
Droid Security Antivirus antivirus.apk Anti Virus Package
eBay mobile.apk eBay Client
Gmail Gmail.apk Google Mail
Google Listen listen.apk Audio Downloader
Facebook katana.apk Facebook Client
Kindle kindle.apk Amazon eBook reader
MSN Talk jmsn.apk MSN Messenger
Shelves shelves.apk eBook reader
Skyfire browser.apk Web Browser (Flash support)
SkyNews skynews.apk Sky News Reader
Skype Raider.apk Skype Client
Talk Talk.apk Google Talk
TuneIn Radio player.apk Internet Radio
Twitter twitter.apk Twitter Client
For support on these applications please contact the developer
directly.
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5 Operation Details
5.1 Desktop
5.1.1 Audio Player
In the applications menu or on the desktop, click the icon to
launch the audio player.
� If there are no music files in the audio player playlist, the
system will automatically load any music files from the micro
SD card to the audio player playlist after the audio player is
launched. The device supports the following audio file formats:
mp3, wav, midi and wma.
� If there are many songs in the Music playlist area, slide up /
down using the touch screen or use the trackball.
� Click on the track you want to play from the list as shown in the
following picture.
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� In the music playing interface, tap to enter the audio
playing list.
� Drag the playback progress bar
to adjust audio playback progress.
Audio player control descriptions:
Icon Function Icon Function
Browse the playlist
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Online music
searching
Artist Album
Other audio
New Playlist
Quit
View music files on
disc
Switch to audio
playing
EQ setting (normal,
rock, classical, pop)
A-B repeat Playing order mode
Add to the playlist Pause playback
Raise the volume Lower the volume
Go to previous song Skip to next song
Play audio
Note:Audio player can play WAV record files.

5.1.2 Video Player
In the applications menu or on the desktop, click the icon to
enter the video player interface.
� When no video files in the video player playlist, the system will
automatically load any music files from the micro SD card to
the video player playlist after the video player has been
launched.
� If there are many videos available, slide up / down the list using
the touch screen or use the trackball.
� To play video files, click the desired file in the list to play it as
shown in the following pictures:
� The device supports the following video file formats: MKV, AVI,
RM, RMVB, MP4, MOV, VOB, DAT, FLV, 3GP.
� Drag the playback progress bar to
adjust video playback progress.
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Video player control descriptions:
Icon Function Icon Function
Adding video
bookmarks
Go to previous
chapter
Play and pause a
video
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Brightness Adjusting
Skip to next chapter
Video format 16:9 / 4:3
Quit Menu
Lower the volume Raise the volume
� Click this button to Delete bookmark, Play mode, TV-Out,
HDMI etc. See the figure as below:
� Tap play mode to select one of the possible play modes: Single,
Repeat one and Repeat all.

5.1.3 Photo Browser
In the applications menu or on the desktop, click the icon to
enter the picture browser.
Picture Browser control descriptions:
Icon Function Icon Function
Previous image Zoom in
Next image Zoom out
Brightness Setup
Rotate the image
900 clockwise
Image settings
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Enter the Image Slide
mode
Rotate image 90 degree
counterclockwise
Quit the interface of
Image Browser
� If there are no files in the photo list, the system will
automatically load the image files from the micro SD card to the
photo browsing list after the photo browser has launched.
� The device supports the following video picture formats: BMP,
JPG, JPEG, PNG and GIF.

� To view a picture, navigate to the image you would like to view
and select it.
� To Delete, find Details or Set the image as wallpaper, tap on the
image and hold the image until the File/directory Operations
window pops up.
5.1.4 Sound Recorder
In the Applications menu, tap the Sound Recorder icon to enter
the recording interface
Tap the record button to start recording, tap the button to
stop recording. Once you finish the recording, you will be asked if
you want to “Use this recording” or “Discard” the recording.
Recording playback: To playback a recording, use Explorer to find
the Record folder on the Internal Memory storage,; select the
recording to playback by clicking on it. For more details about
playback please refer to 5.1.1(Audio Player).
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5.1.5 Explorer
In the main menu or desktop, tap the explorer icon to enter the
Management Interface, tap 【SD Card】、【Internal Memory】or【USB】
to open the root directory of the appropriate storage. To navigate
around the file system, you can tap on the folders name or use the
“Back” and “Next” functions.
Cutting and Copying Files
� In the file browser, press and hold down on the icon of a file
you want to manage.
� A pop-up action menu, which includes Cut, Paste, Copy,
Delete, Rename, New folder etc. will appear.
� Tap “Cut” or “Copy”
� Navigate to the folder where you want to paste the file, press a
blank area or tap the “Menu” icon.
� Tap “Paste”.
Deleting files
� In the file browser, press and hold down on a file icon you want
to manage.
� Tap “Delete”.
� Tap “OK” to delete the file.
Adding a folder
� Tap on the “File Browser” icon on the home interface or from
the Application list.
� Navigate to where the new folder needs to be created.
� Tap the “Menu” icon and tap “New Folder”
� Type the new folder name in the text box provided.
� Tap OK to set up a folder.
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5.2 Web Browser
Note: For the Web Browser to view web sites, this device must be
connected to a Wireless or 3G Network (for details refer to chapter
4.5 Wi-Fi Settings).
In the applications menu or on the desktop, click the icon to
enter to the Web Browser interface; click the address bar and input
the website address for the website you would like to view. Use the
popup keyboards to enter the address and then click “Go”.
Changing your Home Page
� Open the Browser.
� Tap the “Menu” icon to show the browser settings menu.
� Tap “More”.
� Tap “Settings”.
� Tap “Set Home Page”.
� Enter the URL of the web site to use as the homepage, and
then tap “OK”.
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Zoom in or out of a website
� When viewing a web page, drag your finger over the page, a
zoom option box will appear in the bottom right hand corner of
the screen. Press + to zoom in and – to zoom out.
Search for words in a Webpage
� Browse the web; tap the “Menu” icon and a pop-up
menu will appear.
� Tap “More”.
� Tap “Find on page”.
� Enter the words you want to search for.
� Tap “Done”, the words being searched for in the webpage will
be highlighted in green.
� Tap the left and right arrows to the left of the Search Bar to
move to the previous or next word on the page.
Managing bookmarks
Adding a bookmark
� Open any web site.
� Tap the “Menu” icon and tap “Bookmarks”, then tap “Add
bookmark”.
� Edit the Name if necessary and tap “OK”.
Opening Bookmarks
� In the browser interface, tap the “Menu” icon and tap
“Bookmarks”.
� Tap on the bookmark of the web site you want to open.
Opening a new browser window
� Open the web browser, tap the “Menu” icon and select “New
Window”.
� A new browser window will open, allowing you to visit another
web site.
� To navigate between browser windows, tap the “Menu” icon
and select “Windows”. This will show all current browser
windows and allow navigation to another window by tapping
the window to view.
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Changing browser settings
� In the browser interface, tap the “Menu” icon, then tap “More”,
and then tap “Settings” to access all browser settings including:
Page content settings, Privacy settings, Security settings and
Advanced settings.
Switching browser windows
Switching between browser windows will only work if there is more
than one browser window currently in use.
� Open the web browser, tap the “Menu” icon and select
“Windows”.
� All current browser windows will be shown. Tap the browser
window you want to open.
5.3 Email
Note: Please make sure your network connection is active and the
time and date settings are correct before starting the Mailbox Setup
Wizard.
Mailbox Setup wizard
� Either tap the “Email” icon on the desktop or select the “Email”
application from the Application list and then the “Email” icon.
� Tap the “Next” button.
� Enter your e-mail address and password.
� Tap the “Next” button, select if your mailbox type is POP3 or
IMAP.
� Then tap the “Next” button, and the setup wizard will check if it
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can automatically connect to the e-mail server for your email
account.
� If the automatic connection is successful, enter an account
name and display name for outgoing messages, then tap
“Done”.
� As long as the the mailbox is available, it will connect
automatically to your inbox.
If the setup wizard hasn’t been able to connect automatically use the
following procedure:
� Tap the “Manual setup” button, select the mailbox type to be
used (POP3 or IMAP) and manually enter all the account
details.
Example for a Windows Live Hotmail Account
POP3 Account
Username: emailaddress@hotmail.com
Password: ********
POP3 server: pop3.live.com
Port: 995
Security type: SSL (always)
Delete email from server: Never
� Tap “Next”.
SMTP server: smtp.live.com
Port: 25
Security type: None
Require sign-in: Make sure this is not ticked.
� Tap “Next”.
� Decide on the Email checking frequency, whether to set this as
the default email account and whether to be notified when
emails arrive. Tap “Next”.
� Enter an account name and display name for outgoing
messages, then tap “Done”.
Viewing E-mail
� Open the email application and select the email account you
wish to send an email from by tapping the account name.
� Tap the “Inbox” icon and the select the email you wish to view
by tapping on it.
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Sending an E-mail
� Open the email application and select the email account you
wish to send an email from by tapping the account name.
� Tap the “Menu” icon and select “Compose” from the
“Menu” which appears at the bottom of the screen.
� Enter the To, Subject and Compose Mail information to create
the email. To add an attachment tap the “Menu” icon and
select Add attachment, you can then browse for the file to
attach.
� When finished tap the “Send” button.
5.4 Calendar
In the applications menu, tap the Calendar icon to enter calendar
interface:
� In calendar mode, press and pull up/down the screen to
reduce/increase the Months; or to turn the pages.
� Auto adjusts Years when the month exceeds December or
January.
� Enter interface, the number in the orange form is the
intraday date, you can change the date in setting function;
details as the setting section.
� Tap to return to main menu.
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5.5 Calculator
In the applications menu, tap the Calculator icon to open
calculator:
5.6 Alarm Clock
In the applications menu or on the desktop, tap the Alarm Clock
icon to enter the setting interface, you can select the tick boxes to the
right of the clock to set three alarms simultaneously.
Tap any of the alarm tick boxes to set up an alarm. The time, bell,
vibration, repeating and label can all be set.
- Everyday: Setting repeat the bell at the same time everyday.
- Monday to Sunday: You can choose the days and the time of each
day.
- No: to set up the bell for one time, no repeating.
- Pattern: to choose the bell pattern.
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6. Firmware Update
Note: Updating the Firmware will delete all downloaded
applications and user settings, so all data will be lost,
remember to back up your data before carrying out a factory
restore.
Before the firmware on the Touchpad II can be upgraded, it must be
completely powered off. Press and hold the “Power” button for at
least 6 seconds.
Insert the Driver CD into your optical drive and the boot menu will
autoplay. Select the “Update Tool” option which will run the “RK2818
BatchUpgrade v1.23”
Click button labeled “1” and choose “update.img” from the popup
window, then click open, as shown in the picture below:
Turn off the Touchpad II by Press and hold the “ESC” button
Hold the “ESC” button on the Touchpad II down and without
releasing it; connect the USB cable which is already attached to the
PC to the device.
Note: The USB port of the PC must be USB2.0, or it cannot be used
to update the device.
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The “Found New Hardware Wizard” window will popup as shown
below. Choose “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”,
and then click “Next” to install the USB driver, see the picture below:
On the next screen, select “Include this location in the search”, and
navigate to the following folder “Update Software File” >
“281xDriver” > “x86” > “XP” on the CD ROM, then click “OK”. The
system will detect and install the driver automatically, finally click
“Finish”, see the pictures as below:
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Click “Continue Anyway”.
Click “Finish”
Release the ESC key after icon labeled “1-4” has turned green, see
the picture as below:
Then click “Upgrade” to start the updating process. During this
process lots of information will be shown in the update status box as
shown in the image overleaf.
Note: While the system is being updated, the Touchpad II must not
be operated in any way.
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The system has been updated successfully when the “Upgrade
end.1 OK, 0 Fail” notice appears in the status bar as shown below:
The Touchpad II can be used normally once it has been turned on
and finished booting up, which will take several minutes.
Note: Please don’t disconnect the USB cable during the updating
process because this will cause update failure or possible system
failure of the Touchpad II.
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7. Troubleshooting
7.1 Device cannot connect to Wi-Fi
� Ensure the wireless network is working by testing it using
another wireless device.
� Ensure the device and the wireless router is within the range of
the wireless network to be connected too. Walls or other
obstructions will reduce the possible distances between
wireless devices.
� Ensure the security password being used is correct.
7.2 Device doesn’t turn on.
� You can not turn on the device when the battery charge is
below the critical level, please charge the battery.
� Press the RESET button on the top of the device and check if it
is restarting is normally or not.
� Check if the charger is connected correctly.
7.3 Heat Issues
When running multiple applications, using the screen on its brightest
setting, or when being charged, this device can get quite hot. This is
normal and should not cause any inconvenience when in use.
7.4 System has anomalies and doesn’t work correctly
Installing some third-party applications may cause the system not to
operate correctly. To resolve this issue, press the reset button (next
to power button) to perform a system reset.
7.5 Cannot set e-mail or registration application
� Ensure that the MID is connected to a Wi-Fi network and can
connect to the Internet.
� Ensure you E-mail settings have been entered correctly for the
account being accessed.
� Make sure your system time and local time are correct.
7.6 Restoring factory settings
If the MID appears to have a significant error or you forget the
Unlock Password, you can use this procedure to restore the factory
settings. Note: Restoring factory settings will delete all
downloaded applications and user settings, so all data will be
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lost, remember to back up your data before carrying out a
factory restore.
� In the home interface, press the “Menu” key to pop-up the
settings menu.
� Tap “Settings”; Tap “SD card, U-disk & device store” and scroll
to the bottom of the list.
� Tap “Factory data reset”.
� The system will enter an erasing data state and the screen will
go off. This process takes around 10 seconds, after the
erasing process, the system will automatically reboot.
8. Warranty Information
One year limited hardware warranty
This product is covered by a one year warranty against defects in
material and workmanship. This warranty excludes the battery,
which is covered by a six month warranty.
For all warranty issues please contact your place of purchase.
Limitation of warranty
The above warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from:
misuse; unauthorized modification; opening for any reason;
operation or storage outside the environmental specifications for the
product; in-transit damage; improper maintenance; physical damage
to the unit, such as a cracked or broken screen or defect resulting
from use software, accessories, media, supplies, consumables, or
such items not designed for use with the product.
There is no other express warranty, whether written or oral, with
respect to this product.
Any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular
purpose is limited to the one-year duration of this written warranty.
Some states, provinces, or countries do not allow limitations on how
long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation or exclusion
may not apply to you.
This warranty gives your specific legal rights, and you may also have
other rights that vary from state to state, province to province, or
country to country.
All information is subject to change without notice.
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9. Copyright
All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any
means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or
otherwise, without the prior written permission from the copyright
holder. According to copyright law, no recorded data may be used for
purposes other than personal enjoyment without permission from the
copyright holder.
10. Support
For support on your CnM Lifestyle product please visit
www.cnmlifestyle.com to find out about frequently asked questions.
Alternatively you can call the CnM Lifestyle support line on
09015565758. This support line is available between 9:30am and
6:00pm, support calls will be charged at 50p per minute.
Support issues can also be emailed to support@cnmlifestyle.com,
please provide detailed information about the problem you are
experiencing.
11. Licencing
Google Android is Licenced under the Apache Licence, Version 2.0.
More information about this licence can be obtained from
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.
The source code for the full Android stack is available from the
Android Open Source Project site http://source.android.com/.
Other mirrored GPL and LGPL'd components are available at
http://code.google.com /p/android/downloads/list.
Notices for other licenses can be found within the SDK.
We hope you enjoy your CnM Lifestyle product.
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