TechniPad 8G - Tablet TECHNISAT - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TechniPad 8G TECHNISAT

1 Volume -
2 Volume +
3 On/Standby incl. charging LED
4 Microphone

5 Headphone output (3.5mm jack plug)
6 5V DC socket
7 USB port
8 SIM card reader ^1)2)
9 MicroSD card reader 1)

10 HDMI output
11 Reset button
12 Front camera
13 right loudspeaker
14 Rear-side camera
15 left loudspeaker

1) Inserting the card: Push the respective card into the card reader with the contacts aligned to the screen and the respective card slot, until it snaps into place.
Removing the card: Press gently on the card so it is released and pushed out a few millimetres. You can now pull the card out.
2) The SIM card reader is only installed on the TechniPad 8G model.

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1 MicroSD card reader ^1)
2 SIM card reader ^1) ^2)
3 Volume -
4 Volume +
5 Reset button

6 On/Standby incl. charging LED
7 Front camera
8 Microphone
9 Headphone output (3.5mm jack plug)

10 5V DC socket
11 HDMI output
12 USB port
13 Rear-side camera
14 right loudspeaker
15 left loudspeaker

1) Inserting the card: Push the respective card into the card reader with the contacts aligned to the screen and the respective card slot, until it snaps into place.
Removing the card: Press gently on the card so it is released and pushed out a few millimetres. You can now pull the card out.
2) The SIM card reader is only installed on the TechniPad 10G model.

2 Table of contents

1 Figures....2

2 Table of Contents .... 4

3 Please read this first. 5

3.1 Intended use....5

3.2 Manufacturer's declaration....5

3.3 Important instructions....6

3.3.1 Safety 6

3.3.2 Disposal 7

3.3.3 Power consumption in Standby and during operation 7

3.3.4 Care and cleaning 8

3.3.5 Legal notices 8

3.3.6 Servicing notes....8

4 Basic operation....9

4.1 Switching the tablet on/off 9

4.2 Unlocking/locking the screen 10

4.3 Homescreen....11

4.3.1 Placing apps and widgets on the homescreen....12

4.3.2 Changing the wallpaper of the homescreen....12

4.4 Starting and exiting an app....12

4.5 Volume adjustment....13

4.6 Installing apps 13

4.6.1 Installing an app using an APK file.... 13

4.6.2 Installing an app via an app shop....14

4.7 Uninstalling apps 15

5 Settings....16

5.1 Wireless & networks....16

5.1.1 Wi-Fi....16

5.1.1.1 Selecting the Wi-Fi network 17

5.1.1.2 Entering a Wi-Fi network manually.... 18

5.1.1.3 WPS fast connection 18

5.1.2 Bluetooth 19

5.1.3 Data usage....20

5.2 Device 20

5.2.1 Sounds 20

5.2.2 Display 21

5.2.3 HDMI 21

5.2.4 Storage....22

5.2.5 Battery 22

5.2.6 Apps 23

5.3 Personal 23

5.3.1 Location services 23

5.3.2 Security 24

5.3.3 Language & input 24

5.3.4 Backup & reset....25

5.4 Accounts....25
5.5 System 26
5.5.1 Date & time....26
5.5.2 Accessibility 26
5.5.3 About tablet 27

6 Technical data / functional scope....27

7 Technical terms ...... 29

8 Troubleshooting guide .... 31

3 Please read this first

Before starting to use your device, please check first that everything has been supplied. The following should be included in the scope of delivery:

1 TechniPad, 1 operating manual, 1 USB cable (type Micro-B / Type A), 1 power supply unit

3.1 Intended use

• Connection for charging the battery via the mains voltage of 230 V / 50Hz (using the power supply unit supplied) or via USB ports.
• The device is only suitable for connection to audio and video devices and computers that meet DIN standards and have a CE mark.
• Use is permitted in a dry environment in private and commercial premises.
• Any other use is expressly forbidden.

3.2 Manufacturer's declaration

The tablet is equipped with the WLAN, Bluetooth and 3G radio functions ^(only TechniPad 8G/10G) and fulfils the following requirements:

• R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC
• Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC
• EU directive 2006/95/EC (low voltage directive)
• EN 60950
• EU directive 2004/108/EC (EMC directive)
• EN 55013, EN 55020, EN 61000-3-2

and bears the CE mark.

The full conformity declaration can be found on the TechniSat website at www.technisat.de.

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3.3 Important instructions

Please observe the following instructions to avoid any safety hazards, to prevent damage to the device and to help protect the environment.

3.3.1 Safety

For your own protection, read the safety notes carefully before using your new device. The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage caused by inappropriate handling, or by non-compliance with the safety precautions.

Never open the device! Touching parts that conduct high voltages can be fatal!

⚠️ Any necessary repairs to the receiver should only be carried out by qualified personnel.

Only operate the receiver in a temperate climate.

Do not switch on immediately after transporting the device in the cold for a lengthy period and then bringing it into a warm environment; wait until device reaches room temperature.

Do not expose the set to dripping or sprayed water. If water gets into the device, switch it off and contact the service department.

⚠️ Never warm up the device artificially by using heat sources to heat it up in addition to normal use.

In the event of a thunderstorm, disconnect the tablet from the power supply unit and remove this from the socket. Overvoltage can damage the device.

In the event of an obvious fault with the device, emanation of noise or smoke, major malfunctions, damage to the housing as well as liquid getting into the device, switch off the device immediately and contact the service department.

3.3.2 Disposal

The packaging material used for your receiver consists entirely of recyclable materials. Please sort the components appropriately and dispose of them in line with your local waste disposal regulations ☐.

At the end of its useful life span, this product must not be disposed of with your regular household waste. It must be taken to a recycling collection point for electrical and electronic equipment.

The ⚫ symbol on the product, the operating manual or the packaging refers to this.

The materials in the device are reusable according to their marking. You can make an important contribution towards protecting our environment by ensuring that valuable raw materials are re-used or by arranging other forms of utilisation of old devices.

Recycling symbol composed of three chasing arrows forming a triangle (no text or labels)

Please contact your local authority for the location of the nearest recycling point.

Please ensure that dead batteries from the remote control and electronic waste items are not sent to your regular household refuse site, but are correctly disposed of (either in special bins for problem waste, or at collection points at specialist dealers).

Symbol of a trash bin crossed with a diagonal line and a horizontal bar below (no text or numbers present)

3.3.3 Power consumption in Standby and during operation

The power consumption of the device both in Standby mode as well as during operation depends on the settings you have made and the functions being used.

For example, you can reduce the power consumption during operation by reducing the brightness of the display. The higher the brightness setting, the higher the power consumption.

3.3.4 Care and cleaning

The housing and the display should only be cleaned using a dry, soft cloth or appropriate special cleaners such as the TechniSat LCD panel cleaning set, and only when switched off.

You can purchase the LCD screen cleaning kit at your dealer, under the name LCD screen cleaner and item number 0000/3830.

Using damp cloths and other spray cleaners or very aggressive chemical detergents is likely to cause damage to the high quality surfaces of the housing and the display.

3.3.5 Legal notices

i Your device bears the CE symbol and complies with all requisite EU standards.
TechniSat is not liable for damage to the product due to external influences, wear or inappropriate handling, unauthorised repair work, modifications or accidents. TechniSat will not accept any liability for loss of data stored in the internal memory of this product.
Subject to change for amendments and printing errors. Status at 04/13 Duplication and reproduction only with the publisher's approval. You can find the current version of the manual in PDF format in the download area of the TechniSat home page at www.technisat.de.
TechniPad 8, TechniPad 8G, TechniPad 10, TechniPad 10G and TechniSat are registered trademarks of

3.3.6 Servicing notes

This product has been quality-tested and is covered by the legally required warranty period of 24 months from the date of purchase. Please keep the receipt in a safe place as proof of purchase.
Warning!

Please contact our Technical Hotline first if you encounter a problem with this equipment:

Mon. - Fri. 8am - 8pm

03925/92201800

If the device needs to be sent to us for any reason, please only use the following address:

the exact procedure for operating, setting up and selecting options for the various apps (applications/programmes), and for the Android operating system, depends on the respective software developers and can also change when the app or the operating system is updated. Unfortunately TechniSat does not exercise any influence over this, so only a basic method of operation can be described in this manual.

Warning - indicates an important note which you absolutely should observe in order to avoid problems with the device, loss or misuse of data, or unintended operation.

Tip - indicates a note about the function being described, as well as other associated functions that may need to be observed with reference to the respective place in the instruction manual.

4.1 Switching the tablet on/off

When the tablet is fully switched off, hold down the On/Standby button for about 3 seconds.

The tablet starts and the locked screen is then displayed. The screen must now be unlocked as described in the following Point 4.2 to be able to use the tablet. The homescreen is now shown.

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With the display switched on, hold down the On/Standby button for about 1 second, tap on Switch off in the selection menu and confirm this by tapping on OK in the query which appears.

4.2 Unlocking/locking the screen

If the tablet is is Standby mode (display is locked and switched off), press the On/Standby button for a short time to switch on the display.

The locked screen appears after the display has been reactivated. The screen must now be unlocked to be able to use the tablet.

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Tap on the lock icon, then move your finger in the direction of the opened lock icon that now appears.

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The locked screen is hidden and the last screen shown before the display was locked is then displayed.

While the display is switched on, briefly press the On/Standby button to switch off the display and lock it.

i Please note that open apps are not stopped or closed by switching off and locking the display.

i Please also note the setting made under Point 5.3.2 to unlock the screen.

4.3 Homescreen

The homescreen already contains several apps and widgets when delivered ex works, but it can be adapted completely according to your wishes as described under Point 4.3.1.

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You can move between pages on the homescreen by swiping your finger from one side to the other.

The time and the battery charge level are displayed in the bottom lines (status bar) on the right along with various messages. The and icons are located on the left hand side.

Go back
Go to the homescreen/jump to the main page of the homescreen
Access a list of currently active apps

The status bar is also displayed in all other screen images but can also be hidden from apps or minimised to a row of points.

Tap on one of the messages to open the messages field or on the time displayed in the lower right hand corner of the screen.
Tap on one of the messages to open or move it to the right to delete it.
Tap in the upper area of the message field to switch to the quick settings.

In quick settings it is possible, for example, to enable/disable the WLAN, flight mode, automatic screen rotation and messages, or to alter the display brightness.

There is also an : : : icon in the upper right corner of the homescreen for accessing a list of all installed apps and widgets.

4.3.1 Placing apps and widgets on the homescreen

To place new apps or widgets on the homescreen, first access the list of all installed apps and widgets by tapping on :::
Now switch between APPS and WIDGETS as necessary by tapping on the respective tab on the upper left-hand edge of the screen.
You can move to the next page of the alphabetically sorted list of apps/widgets by swiping your finger from one side to the other.
Now tap on the app or widget you want and continue to press on it.
The wallpaper changes to the homescreen while you are touching the app or widget; you can also now move the app or the widget to the desired position.
Move the app or widget next to the blue frame which appears in order to move it to another homescreen page.
i Apps and widgets which are already on the homescreen can also be repositioned by tapping, holding and moving.
You can remove an app or widget by tapping, holding and moving it to the X appearing on the upper edge of the screen.

4.3.2 Changing the wallpaper of the homescreen

Tap on a free part of the homescreen and hold for about 1 second.
Select one of the options displayed in the query which appears.

Choose wallpaper from Gallery Live Wallpaper Wallpapers

Now select the desired wallpapers image and the image section by moving and dragging the blue frame which appears.

4.4 Starting and exiting an app

You can start an app by briefly tapping on it in the homescreen or in the list of installed apps.

Exit the app by tapping on the ↩ or icon.

The app continues to run in the wallpapers but is hidden. For example you can play music and use other apps in parallel at the same time.

i Please note that this procedure can be blocked by apps and these may only be hidden by taking appropriate steps within the app.

To completely exit an app, tap on ☐ and move the app away to the right or exit using a relevant function within the app, if there is one available.

4.5 Volume adjustment

Control the volume using the Volume - or Volume + buttons; see page 2 #1 and #2 or page 3 #3 and #4.
or
Tap on the time displayed in the status bar and switch to quick settings by tapping in the upper area of the message field.
Now push the slide control to the volume position you want.

4.6 Installing apps

Apps can either be installed on the tablet by copying the APK file to the tablet or via one of the many available app shops.

4.6.1 Installing an app using an APK file

First copy the APK file for the respective app onto the tablet.
Files can be copied to the tablet using a USB connection to a PC, or via Bluetooth, or by downloading directly from the internet onto the tablet. The APK file to be installed can also be located on a MicroSD card, which you can insert into the card reader. The process for doing this via a USB connection is described below.
Connect the tablet to your PC using the cable supplied with the tablet.
The following query now appears.

USB mass storage USB connected You've connected to your computer via USB. Smooth the busless follow if you want to copy Rarer between your computer and your Android's SSD card. Turn on USB storage

Tap on Activate USB memory stick.
If this does not happen automatically, open the drive for the tablet in the desktop of your PC and copy the APK file onto the tablet.
Now disconnect the USB connection by first tapping on Deactivate the USB memory stick and then removing the USB cable.
Open the Explorer app and then the directory in which the APK file is located.

The Installation of apps from unknown sources function must be activated first if it has been deactivated.

To do this, either tap on the APK file and then Settings, or access the item via the Setup menu (Point 5.3.2).

Installation of apps from unknown sources represents a certain security risk, which is why an appropriate security message appears. This function should be deactivated again after installing the desired APK file to prevent unintentional or unnoticed installation of other apps or malware.

Install blocked For security, your tablet is set to block installation of apps obtained from unknown sources. Cancel Settings

Once the Installation of apps from unknown sources function has been activated, tapping on the app to be installed displays a message in which the access rights required by the app are listed.

Battery Mix Do you want to install this application? It will get access to: Allow this app to: • Storage availability or download the contents of your 100卡/GB • Network communication Full network access, plus with Bluetooth devices • System tools Show all (Bluetooth settings, wireless and broadcast tools: Wi-Fi, drive user other apps, wireless鳴閉 trips) Show all Cancel Install

Tap on Install to start the installation.

4.6.2 Installing an app via an app shop

Access the app shop which you wish to install an app from.

The exact procedure to follow here will differ, since the app shops are apps themselves. Please follow the instructions on the screen.

Enter a search term or the name of the app to be installed into the search field.

Open the detailed view including the app description by tapping on the app in the list.

Tap on Install.

A note now appears (see Point 4.6.1) in which the access rights required by the app are listed.

Tap on Install to start the installation.

4.7 Uninstalling apps

Access the settings as described under Point 5.

In the DEVICE category, tap on Apps.

Select the All app list on the right side of the screen by scrolling to the left or the right through the lists.

Settings Wireless & NETWORKS Wi-Fi Bluetooth Data usage More... DEVICE Sound Display HDMI Storage Battery Apple PERSONAL Location services Security App Store ADBE Flash Player 11.1 12.3 KB Adobe Header 1.5 KB Aldiko 1.5 KB Android keyboard (ADSP) 1.5 KB Android Live Wallpaper 0 KB Android System 7 KB ApkInstaller 6.7 KB Ann Center Special storage 12 KB unit 11:35

Tap on the app you want to uninstall.

A display appears containing a variety of information (for example the memory being used, required access rights) and options for this app.

Settings WIRELESS & NETWORKS Wi-Fi Bluetooth Data usage More... device Sound Display HDMI Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Addlike Version 2.2.3 Force stop Disable Show notifications STORAGE Total 3.25MB App 1.33MB USB storage app 0.00B Data 252KB SD card 1.68MB Clear data CACHE Cache 0.00B LAUNCH BY DEFAULT

Now tap on Disable in the upper right area and confirm the query that appears by tapping on OK.

The app will now be uninstalled and an appropriate notice will be displayed on the screen.

5 Settings

Access the settings menu by tapping the app on the homescreen or in the app list or on the Settings item in the quick settings (see Point 4.3).
i Please note that in some menu items advanced options and settings can be accessed via in the upper right corner of the screen.

5.1 Wireless & networks

5.1.1 Wi-Fi

In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS category, select the Wi-Fi item and tap on the slide switch to activate Wi-Fi.
The Wi-Fi network in your environment is searched for and subsequently displayed on the screen.

Settings WIRELESS & NETWORKS WiFi Bluetooth Data usage More... DEGREE Sound Display HDMI Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security WiFi FRITZ1Box 7230 Not in range HTC Portable Hotspot Not in range Sir Henry II Not in range

If the tablet has already been connected once with one or more reachable Wi-Fi network, a connection to the last Wi-Fi network selected will now be established automatically.

5.1.1.1 Selecting the Wi-Fi network

Tap on the Wi-Fi network that you wish to connect the tablet to.

If the network key for the selected Wi-Fi network has already been correctly entered once, the tablet will now be automatically connected with this Wi-Fi network. If the selected Wi-Fi network is still unknown, the input mask now appears so the password can be entered.

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Enter the password, then tap on Connect.

The tablet will now be connected with the Wi-Fi network if the input was correct.
i Please note the setting for the right of access for unknown devices in the router of the selected network. This must allow access if the tablet needs to be connected to this router for the first time.

5.1.1.2 Entering a Wi-Fi network manually

If the network you wish to connect the tablet to is not found while searching through the available Wi-Fi networks, or if this is switched to invisible (SSID is switched off), the SSID can also be entered manually.

Tap on the plus icon in the upper right hand corner to open the input mask.

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Use the numeric keypad to enter the SSID of the network.
Select the network key being used in the Security menu.
Now enter the password, then tap on Connect.

The tablet will now be connected with the Wi-Fi network if the input was correct.

i Please note the setting for the right of access for unknown devices in the router of the selected network. This must allow access if the tablet needs to be connected to this router for the first time.

5.1.1.3 WPS fast connection

If your router has a WPS fast connection function you can also use this to connect the tablet to the Wi-Fi network.

Activate the function in your router, then tap on the double arrow icon in the upper right hand corner.
i Automatic pairing is started and the progress is displayed on the screen.

5.1.2 Bluetooth

In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS category, select the Bluetooth item and tap on the slide switch to activate Bluetooth.

i Devices in your environment with Bluetooth enabled are now searched for and subsequently displayed on the screen.
i Please note that unknown (not yet paired) devices can only be found if their visibility is switched on.
The visibility of the tablet can be switched on and off by tapping the device name in the list.

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Tap on the name of the device you want to pair the tablet with.
A message with a passkey number appears on the screen of both devices after a short moment.

Bluetooth pairing request To pair with: Nokia C2-01 Make sure that it is showing this passkey: 866941 Cancel Pain

Compare the passkey numbers of both devices and confirm by tapping Pair.
For devices with no display, it may be necessary to enter the device passkey number in the tablet.

5.1.3 Data usage

In the WIRELESS & NETWORKS category, select the Data usage item.

The data use of the apps for the selected period will be displayed.

Settings WIRELESS & NETWORKS Wi-Fi Bluetooth Data Data usage More... device Sound Display HDMI Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Data usage rate 16 May - 13 Jun 6-12 Jun about 50MB uses Yes YouTube 72.948 Browser 17.948 Zattoo Beta 11.948 Maps 11.948 Aldiko 9.948 14:09

You can see detailed information by restricting the display to a certain period of time and/or selecting an app.

5.2 Device

5.2.1 Sounds

In the DEVICE category, select the Sounds item.

Settings DEVICES Sound Display HDMI Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype* + Add account Volumes SYSTEM Default notification Price/Count Touch sounds Screen lock sounds Saving screenshot...

You can set the volume for playing media, messages and the alarm using Volumes.
You can select the message tone played for incoming emails, for example, via Default notification.
Enable/disable touch sounds and screen lock sounds, play a confirmation sound for touching the touch screen, and enable/disable the screen lock.

5.2.2 Display

In the DEVICE category, select the Display item.

Settings DEVICE Sound Display Hdmi Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account Churns Brightness Wallpaper Sleep After 2 minutes of electricity Font size Normal Saving screenshot... Screened is being saved

Set the desired display brightness using Brightness. Note that the battery life reduces as the display brightness is increased.
The image to be displayed in the wallpaper of the homescreen can be selected using wallpaper. See also Point 4.3.2.
Use Sleep to select the time period that should elapse before the tablet automatically locks the display and switches off, where no operation occurs in this period.
i Select the font size which should be displayed in this menu, for example, under the point Font size.

5.2.3 HDMI

In the DEVICE category, select the HDMI item.

Settings device Sound Display HDRV Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account Turn on HDMI HDMI Resolution Screen Zoom

Enable/disable video display via the HDMI output (page 2 #10 or page 3 #11) under Turn on HDMI. When the function is enabled, the image displayed on the tablet display can also be displayed at the same time on a TV.

You can select the resolution with which the image is displayed via the HDMI output using HDMI Resolution.
If parts of the screen are not displayed on the TV or there are black edges around the picture, the size of the picture display can be adjusted and adapted to the TV using Screen Zoom.

5.2.4 Storage

In the DEVICE category, select the Storage item.

Settings DEVICE Sound Display Kidmi Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype* Add account Storage INTERNAL STORAGE Total space 0.00038 Apps (app data & media content) 124MB Available 947MB NAND FLASH Total space 26.14GB Apps (app data & media content) 854MB Pictures, videos 712KB Saving screenshot... Commanded is being shot

i Information concerning the level of usage of the internal memory or of an inserted MicroSD card is displayed in this menu.
If you wish to remove an inserted MicroSD card, first tap the Remove SD card item under SD card in this menu to avoid data loss on the memory card.

5.2.5 Battery

In the DEVICE category, select the Battery item.

Settings DEVICE Sound Display Hdmi Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account Battery 64% - Not charging Ed 12h 36m 47s on battery Tablet idle 87% Screen 5% WiFi 4% wetter.com 7% Browser 7% Saving screenshot...

Information concerning the level of battery use is displayed in this menu. Detailed information can be obtained by tapping the graphic or the respective consumer.

5.2.6 Apps

In the DEVICE category select the Apps item.

Settings WIRELESS & NETWORKS Wi-Fi Bluetooth Data usage More... device Sound Display HDMI Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services ALL Adobe Flash Player 11.1 12.17MB Adobe Reader 1.30MB Aldiko 1.57MB Android keyboard (ADSP) 1.56MB Android Live Wallpaper 0.008 Android System 7.79MB ApkInstaller 42.00MB Java Partner Internal storage Internal user ADOAR bus 11:35

In this menu information is displayed about which apps you have downloaded, which apps are installed on the SD card, which apps are currently active, as well as all installed apps.
Further information and options about the apps can be obtained by tapping on the respective app. The information and options which are available differ according to the list in which you tapped the app.

5.3 Personal

5.3.1 Location services

In the DEVICE category select the Location services item.

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You can enable/disable use of the Location services, for example the GPS satellites, in this menu.

5.3.2 Security

In the PERSONAL category, select the Security item.

Settings Storage Battery Apps FYASICAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype* Add account SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility ( ) Developer options Security SCREEN SECURITY Screen lock 50Hz Owner info PASSWORDERS Make passwords visible DEVICE ADMINISTRATION Device administrators View or discontinue device administrators Unknown sources Allow installation of apps from unknown sources CREDENTIAL STORAGE Trusted credentials Display trusters Of certificates Install from SD card Install certificates from SD card 11:30

i Security-related settings for the tablet can be performed in the Security menu. For example you can determine whether the tablet can be unlocked simply by swiping with the finger or, for example, whether it is necessary to enter a PIN number.

5.3.3 Language & input

In the PERSONAL category, select the Language & input item.

Settings Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility Developer options Language & input Language English (labeled longterm) Spell checker Personal dictionary KEYBOARD & INPUT METHODS Default English (LPG) - Android keyboard (ADSP) Android keyboard (ADISP) Google voice typing Speech Voice Search Text-to-speech output MINI/TRACK PAD 11:30

You can use this menu to select your preferred language and enable/disable the spell checker and voice input. You can also configure the keyboard here as well as switch to another keyboard (if there is another keyboard app installed).

5.3.4 Backup & reset

In the PERSONAL category, select the Backup & reset item.

Settings Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility ( ) Developer options BACKUP & RESET Back up my data Back up applications data, Wi-Fi passwords and other settings to Google SERVICE Backup access of launching up its existing data server cache Authentication request when unmetting an app, wireless forecast-up settings and data PERSONAL DATA Factory data reset Elavets all data on tailor 11:30

You can use this menu to configure backups of your data (app data, Wi-Fi passwords etc.) as well as resetting the tablet to the factory settings.

5.4 Accounts

In the ACCOUNTS category, select the Add an account item to add a Google account, for example, to your tablet.

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i Accounts already added are displayed in this category. You can also make any necessary changes.
i You can use this account, for example, to retrieve and write emails and to synchronise contact and calendar data.

5.5 System

5.5.1 Date & time

In the SYSTEM category, select the Date & time item.

Settings Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility Developer options Debt & Time Automatic date & time Use network provided time COM (400) (27/04/2017) TMS (400) (1.3) Select time zone (0M+02/06, Central Europe/Summer Time) Use 24-hour format (13:00) Choose date format (01/12/2013) Saving screenshot... screenshot is being saved

You can use this menu to manually adjust the time or activate the automatic setting as well as select the time and date format you want.

5.5.2 Accessibility

In the SYSTEM category, select the Accessibility item.

Settings Storage Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype* Add account SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility Developer options Accessibility SYSTEM Large text Auto-rotate screen Text-to-speech output Touch & hold delay Start Enhance web accessibility Not allowed

In addition to the adjustment of the font size undertaken under Point 5.2.2, you can also use Large text to enable/disable a further increase in the size of the text.
i Disable/enable automatic adjustment of the display according to the orientation of the tablet (portrait/landscape) using Auto-rotate screen.
i You can configure the language output under Text-to-speech.
Under Touch/hold delay, select the time period that should elapse before touching the display should be interpreted as holding.

5.5.3 About the tablet

In the SYSTEM, category, select the About tablet item.

Settings Battery Apps PERSONAL Location services Security Language & input Backup & reset ACCOUNTS Skype™ Add account SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility Developer options About tablet Above settings System updates Status Status of the battery network and other information Legal information Model number Telephone/Pad 10 Android version 4.1.1 Touch Pixel version WU17 Baseband version Unknown Kernel version 3.0.8+ [e-mail]57 SMP PREDMPI Tour May 7 12:47:28 CIST 2013 Build number GE Techmax1.SITL or V1.06 11:31

You can use this menu to access information about the tablet (e.g. the Android version being used).

6 Technical data / functional scope

LCD panel

TechniPad 8/8G

Diagonal 20.4 cm

Resolution 1024 x 768

Width/height ratio 4:3

touch screen Yes (multi-capacitive)

TechniPad 10/10G

Diagonal 25.8 cm

Resolution 1280 x 800

Width/height ratio 16:10

touch screen Yes (multi-capacitive)

Cameras

Front camera 2.0 MP

Rear camera 5.0 MP

Speakers

Number of speakers 2

Output in W 2 x 0.5 W

System

Android version 4.1.1 (Jelly Bean)

CPU Dual core ARM Cortex A9 1.6 GHz

Random access memory 1GB DDR3

Internal Flash memory

32 GB

16 GB(TechniPad 8/8G)

(TechniPad 10/108G)

Connector - headphone socket

Model 3.5 mm jack (stereo) internal speaker automatically switches off

Connector - USB port

Plug-in connector Micro-B (socket) Model USB 2.0

Connector - HDMI

Connector HDMI Type C Supported resolutions 720 x 480p @ 60 Hz 720 x 576p @ 50 Hz 1280 x 720p @ 50 / 60 Hz 1920 x 1080p @ 50 / 60 Hz

Mains adapter

TechniPad 8/8G

Input voltage from the power supply unit 100 - 240 V / 50 - 60 Hz Nominal voltage from the power supply unit AC 230 V / 50 Hz Nominal voltage for the tablet DC 5 V / 2 A

TechniPad 10/10G

Input voltage from the power supply unit 100 - 240 V / 50 - 60 Hz Nominal voltage from the power supply unit AC 230 V / 50 Hz Nominal voltage for the tablet DC 5 V / 2.5 A

Battery

TechniPad 8/8G

Type Li Poly Output 4000 mAh / 3.7 V

TechniPad 10/10G

Type Li Poly Output 6000 mAh / 3.7 V

Dimensions / weight

TechniPad 8/8G

Weight (in g) about 449 / 452 Dimensions (W x H x T in mm) approx. 203 x 154 x 11

TechniPad 10/10G

Weight (in g) about 654 / 657 Dimensions (W x H x T in mm) approx. 259 x 177 x 11

7 Technical Terms

App

App is an abbreviation for Application and is the designation for an application (program) for a tablet or smartphone. These can be downloaded and installed directly from an online shop.

Standby

The mode in which the TV is not fully switched off, has a low power consumption and can be switched on using the remote control.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a radio interface which allows data to be exchanged wirelessly between devices

CE mark

The manufacturer declares that the TV is in compliance with the Directives of the European Union.

DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Dynamic assignment of an IP address and other configuration parameters for devices connected to the network (e.g. computers, televisions, receivers, radios etc.) is carried out via the DHCP function using an appropriate server.

Download

Download = downloading a file from a server via the internet.

Email

An email is an electronic message sent to a certain recipient over the internet.

Flight mode

Flight mode deactivates all radio functions of the device to comply with all requirements, for example of hospitals and airlines.

GPS

GPS stands for Global Positioning System. This is a satellite-supported technology with which the device can determine its current location and use this for navigation purposes, for example.

HDMI

The High Definition Mulimedia Interface is an interface for transmitting high definition digital video data as well as digital audio data.

Internet

The internet is a worldwide data network; see also WWW

MicroSD card

A MicroSD card is an electronic memory card and is used, for example, for smartphones, tablets, MP3 players etc.

Network switch

A network switch serves to distribute the available bandwidth of the network line attached to it (input) to all the other network lines (output) attached to the switch.

PIN

The Personal Identification Number serves to provide simple security against unauthorised access.

Router

A router operates in a similar way to a network switch, except it can also use the DHCP function to manage and allocate IP addresses and other configuration parameters for devices connected to the network e.g. computers, televisions, receivers, radios etc.).

SIM card

Identification of the device to the mobile operator takes place via the SIM card.

Standby

see Standby.

Touch screen

With touch screens, commands are entered directly via the screen. This means that no other data entry devices such as a keyboard or a mouse are necessary with touch screen devices.

Update

A newer, updated version of an app or the Android operating system, for example, can be installed on the device via updates. Updates are used to integrate in new functions or to improve existing functions. It therefore also possible that the method of operation as well as the options offered by an app or the operating system will change when performing updates.

USB

Universal Serial Bus = interface for digital transmission of various data.

Widget

Widgets represent a means of simplified access to an app on the homescreen and can, for example, automatically display updated information such as news, share prices or weather forecasts.

Wi-Fi / WLAN

WLAN stands for Wireless Local Area Network and describes a previously configured radio network in a local delimited area.

WWW

WWW = world wide web. Using so-called URLs various web pages are addressed and can, in this way, be accessed via the WWW in order to display images, text, videos, music etc.

8 Troubleshooting guide

Fault Possible cause Solution
The device cannot be operated; shows no response	The device is blocked Press the	e Reset button briefly to restart the tablet (see p.2 #11 or p.3 #5)
The device is not connecting to the selected Wi-Fi network	The password was entered incorrectly	Correct entry of the password
	The Wi-Fi router is blocking unknown devices	Check the settings in the router
The desired Wi-Fi network is not found	The SSID of the Wi-Fi network is switched off	Check the settings in the router
	The Wi-Fi network is too far away / the reception is too weak	Reduce distance to the Wi-Fi router or a repeater
Bluetooth pairing does not work	The visibility of the other device is switched off	Switch on the visibility of the device
	The password was not entered correctly or the query was not confirmed in time	Repeat the pairing
	The device is too far away Reduce the distance
The picture on the tablet does not appear on the attached TV	The HDMI output is not activated	Activate the HDMI output (see Point 5.2.3)
	An HDMI resolution which is not supported by the TV was selected	Change the HDMI resolution (see Point 5.2.3)
The MicroSD card is not recognised	The MicroSD card is defective	Use another MicroSD card
	The MicroSD card is formatted for the wrong file system	Format the MicroSD card on a PC with FAT32 or in the tablet (see 5.2.4)

TechniSat

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TechniPad 8 / 8G / 10 / 10G

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