CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7 Operation & User’s Manual

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• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, tablet. Camera The camera application can be used to take still images and video clips. 3. Settings Touch the Settings icon ( ) to enter this menu. In this menu, you will find the main menu options displayed on the Left Hand Side. The sub-options are displayed on the Right Hand Side.

• 2.6 Using basic applications File Manager Fig.2.6.1 File Manager is a user-friendly application that provides basic file directory operations. The application can be used to copy files between folders as required. The application will also assist with managing files located on a MicroSD card and external storage drives which have been connected to the Table

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, storage device, i.e. USB storage device. Note: When the USB device is connected via the USB adapter cable (provided), the media scanner software will provide the relevant Music, Gallery and Video app with the relevant media files on the device. To access the device directly, please use the following procedure; o Open the File Manager app. o Touch the ‘USB’ icon tab at the top to view and access all the files on the device. 7. Technical features Main Unit Model No.: BUSTAB7R. CPU: Boxchip Cortex A8 1.0GHz Flash Memory: 4 GB NAND flash. System Memory: DDRIII 512MB Display: 800

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, E-Mail The system will try to automatically setup the Google Gmail account servers for the chosen Gmail logins. It is also possible to setup a mail account manually. Please refer to your email provider for details on how to setup up your account manually. Super HD player This application is used when viewing pictures and for video playback Music This application is used for music playback. Sound Recorder This application will record sound via the inbuilt microphone. These files are automatically

• 2.5 Accessing the applications To access the applications, enter the applications page by touching the top right corner icon as shown in Fig.2.5.1 below to enter the applications page in Fig.2.5.2 Fig.2.5.1

• Personalising your desktop • To add an app to the home/desktop screen, access the applications screen (Fig 2.5.2). Touch and hold the app you would want on the desktop. The desktop will appear behind the icon. Move the icon to the desired area of the desktop and release the icon to confirm the placement. Deleting an icon from the desktop • To delete a

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, USB OTG Enable media scanning on external USB devices. Note: In storage 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 result in damaging the memory card. 3.5 Battery Shows the battery usage and status. 3.6 Apps Displays the status of installed applications on the tablet. 3.7 Accounts & sync Sync accounts which have been setup on the tablet. 3.8 Location services Enable / disable network location service.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, The widget desktop Fig.2.3.2 As shown in Fig.2.3.2, the Android 4.0 interface has a toolbar at the bottom to the screen for ease of navigation. In some cases, the toolbar icons will be minimized and are denoted by grey dots. Simply touch on the dot to re-enable the toolbar.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 3.9 Security Fig.3.2 Set security options such as lock pattern and passwords of the tablet. NOTE: Please check the “Unknown Resources” option in order to install third party applications. 3.10 Language & input Set the language of the tablet. Default and installed input methods will be shown here.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 3.11 Backup & reset Provides a factory reset option. 3.12 Date & time Sets the date, time, time zone, and date format. The date and time is set to automatic mode by default. This allows for the date and time to sync with the Internet upon network connection. 3.13 Accessibility Provides ease of use options. 3.14 Developer options Provides advanced interactive options and information for advanced use and hardware information. 3.15 About tablet Displays the tablet build information. 4.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 8. Recycling This crossed bin symbol on the appliance indicates that the product, at the end of its life, must be disposed of separately from domestic waste, either by taking it to a separate waste disposal site for electric and electronic appliance or by returning it to your dealer when you buy another similar appliance. The user is responsible for taking the appliance to a special waste disposal site at the end of its life. If the disused appliance is collected correctly as separate waste, it can be recycled, treated and disposed of

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, Contents 1. Accessories 2. Getting Started 2.1 Appearance 2.2 Charging the tablet 2.3 Using the tablet 2.4 Toolbar 2.5 Accessing the applications 2.6 Using basic applications 3. Settings 3.1 Wireless & networks 3.2 Sound 3.3 Display 3.4 Storage 3.5 Battery 3.6 Apps 3.7 Accounts & sync 3.8 Location services 3.9 Security 3.10 Language & input 3.11 Backup & reset 3.12 Date & time 3.13 Accessibility

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, different methods; 1) The Tablet 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 OTG port as shown in Fig. 2.1.1. The MicroSD card will show up as a Removable device on your PC and the relevant files can be transferred to the card. 2) Alternatively, safely remove the MicroSD card from the tablet (see section 4; Using MicroSD card) for more information. Connect the card to a PC. You may need a separate MicroSD to SD card adapter for this step. Save the file to the MicroSD card and return the card to the Table

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 9. Battery statement CMS Peripherals Limited is registered as a producer under The Waste Batteries and Accumulator Regulations 2009. The battery in this device is not intended to be removed by the individual or end user. At the end of the product life, or the expiry of the product, the relevant local council appointed WEEE disposal and recycling facility should consult the aforementioned company using the details at the footer of this page should advice be sought for the safe disposal of the cell within this product. The cell within this product uses Lithium Ion technology. The cell has a voltage rating of 3.7

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, Accelerometer settings Toggles manual and automatic accelerometer settings 3.4 Storage Fig.3.4.1 Internal storage I Shows the system storage use of the system partition Internal storage II Shows the storage use of the user partition. Ext SD Enable media scanning on memory cards.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, Fig.3.0.1 3.1 Wireless & networks Wi-Fi Touch the Wi-Fi toggle to turn the Wireless On and Off. Touch the “Wi-Fi” text to display the sub-menu options. All available networks will be displayed when Wi-Fi is turned on. It is possible to add a network manually by touching the “Add Network”, which is located in the top right corner of the screen. Data usage Displays the data usage.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 9. Troubleshooting 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 points at a time, you may have to connect the device using WPA encryption and not WEP. Please refer to your AP device manual for setup details. 8.2 My MicroSD card is not being detected and/or shows damaged SD card. Ans: Please re-insert the MicroSD card and try again. If this does not work, please restart the device again with MicroSD card inserted. Please ens

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, Recent Apps Displays list of applications used recently. Volume + Increase volume. Volume - Decrease volume. Menu Displays menu available for current application/screen Messages Shows information such as micro SD card inserted or Wi-Fi connection. Time Shows current time Battery Shows the charge status of the battery Note: Volume control only appears when media related applications are used. The message indicator will show the status such as download or SD card notifications when needed.

• Fig. 2.3.1 Using Widgets on your desktop • You can also add and delete widgets to/from the Home screen by using the procedures outlined in the previous two sections. Powering off the device • Press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds to activate the power-off screen. Note: you can also access the Silent Mode option from this screen.

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 2.3 Using the tablet Power on the device • Press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds in order to turn on the device. Sleep mode • Pressing the Power button will activate/deactivate sleep mode when the device is turned on. Using pre-installed apps • To open and use the pre-installed apps, simply touch the relevant icon/app. The main application page can be accessed by touching the application icon , on the home screen. See section 2.5 Using the applications, for more

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, product. 2) Note:The busbi7 officially supports Class 6 Micro SD cards up to a capacity of 32GB. In order to safely remove the storage card from the device go to Settings  Storage. Choose ‘Unmount MicroSD card’ for safe removal of the card as shown in Fig.3.4.1 The toolbar will display MicroSD card safe to remove when this option is chosen. Please wait 3 seconds before removing the card. When the MicroSD card is removed, the toolbar will display Removed MicroSD card. Re-inserting the MicroSD card will show Preparing MicroSD card on the toolbar status. Removing MicroSD card without first unmounting

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, 3.14 Developer options 3.15 About tablet 4. Using MicroSD Card 5. Transferring Media Files 6. Using External Devices 7. Technical features 8. Recycling 9. Troubleshooting 10. Battery Statement 1. Accessories Inside the busbi7 packaging, you will find: 1 x 7” Tablet 1 x power adapter 1 x Quick Start Guide

• CMS Peripherals Limited busbi7, Fig 2.1.2 Button descriptions On/Off When the tablet is switched off, press and hold this button to turn it on. When the tablet is turned on, press and hold this button to activate the shut-down window. VOL + Increase the volume. VOL - Decrease the volume. 2.2 Charging the tablet Plug the adapter to the mains and the DC connector into the DC-in jack as shown in figure 2.1.1, (5V DC in). A full charge takes up to 4 hours.

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