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Cybook Muse
User's Manual
ybook
MUSE
Touch [Wi—Fi ] E Ink”
Copyright © 2015 Bookeen.
All rights reserved.
Cybook Muse
Touch |Wi-Fi | E Ink“
Information in this document is
provided "as is”without warranty of any
kind and is subject to change without
notice. Reproduction in any manner
whatsoever without the written per—
mission of Bookeen is strictly forbid—
den. All brand and product names are
trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective companies.
Version 1
© 2015 Bookeen. All rights reserved
1. Introduction
1.1 Welcome
Congratulations on purchasing a
Cybook Muse, the electronic book
(eBook) reader based on E Inka technol—
ogy. Cybook Muse allows you to keep
all your digital books close at hand and
read them anywhere in a wide range of
lighting conditions, including direct
sunlight. The Cybook Muse screen pos—
sesses a paper—like high contrast ap—
pearance. It definitively gives you the
experience of reading from paper.
1.2 About this Manual
This manual contains comprehensive
information about your Cybook Muse
to help you operate the device.
Throughout the manual, the following
conventions are used to distinguish el—
ements of text.
Note: Text set off in this manner indicates
important information that requires special
attention or helps you make better use of
your Cybook Muse.
Caution: Text set off in this manner
identifies important information that, if
not followed, may result in loss of data or
damage to your device.
Any name of menu, command, icon
or button that you can see on the
screen is shown in a bold typeset. For
example: "Font size...".
1.3 Where to Find Information
' Quick Start Guide: The Quick Start
Guide is a paper document present
in the box. It explains briefly how to
start using your Cybook Muse.
- Help about your Cybook Muse: This
”User’s Manual” is present by default
on your Cybook Muse. This "User’s
Manual”appears in the Cybook
Muse's home, inside the Library
section. lfyou want you can also
print the PDF version ofthis
document.
. The latest on Cybook Muse device:
Visit Bookeen web site at
www.bookeen.com and choose the
FAQ. section.
2. Getting Started
2.1 In the Box
Once you receive your Cybook Muse,
checkthe content ofyour package. You
will find in the box:
> Default components:
- Cybook Muse
- Quick Start Guide
- USB Cable
2.2 About your Cybook Muse
The illustrations hereafter introduce
you to the various buttons, connectors,
ports and physical features of your Cy—
book Muse.
Front View
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[1] E Ink‘a with touch screenzTouch,
multi—touch, scroll, pan, swipe, pinch,
rotate, flip... The screen reacts to a
simple finger touch.
[2] Main menu buttonzThis button
takes you to the Cybook Muse's main
menu wherever you are. Plus you can
switch on/off the FrontLight* function
with this button. All you have to do is
to press and hold this button for 1
second and the FrontLight menu pops
up.
* The FrontLight is only available for the
Cybook Muse FrontLight.
[3] Page backward buttonzThis button
turns one page backward. If you hold
down Page backward button, pages
are browsed in accelerated mode.
[4] Page forward buttonzThis button
turns one page forward. lfyou hold
down Page forward button, pages are
browsed in accelerated mode. By
changing the Settings options, the
page backward and page forward
buttons can be inverted for even more
comfortable and personalized
reading.
5] MicroUSB connector: It allows you
to connect your Cybook to a
computer or a USB power adapter
(not supplied) via USB cable.
Caution: Label on the back indicates Serial
and Model Numbers. Keep in mind that
serial numbers may be requested by
Bookeen in case of interaction with
support Service.
Bottom View
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[6]MicroSD Slot: Enables you to add
storage memory card.
[7] Charging LED: When charging
battery through USB, the light is red.
When charging is complete, the light
turns green.
[8] Power ButtonzTo turn your Cybook
Muse on, push the power button.The
screen will display a background static
image that prepares the start up of
your Cybook.
2.3 Taking care of your Cybook
Muse
To keep your Cybook Muse in good
condition and working properly, follow
these Guidelines.
General Guidelines
. Keep your Cybook Muse away from
excessive moisture and extreme
temperatures.
- Do not expose your Cybook Muse to
liquids or precipitation.
- Avoid exposing your Cybook Muse to
direct sunlight or strong ultraviolet
light for extended periods of time.
- Operating your Cybook outside
supported temperature may alter
usability. For example in a cold
environment, Cybook Muse screen
quality will decrease (ghosting,
dimmed).
- Do not subject your Cybook Muse to
sudden and severe temperature
changes.This could cause moisture
condensation inside the unit that
could damage your Cybook Muse.
- In the event of moisture
condensation, allow your Cybook
Muse to dry out completely.
. Do not place anything on top of your
Cybook Muse or drop objects on top
of your Cybook Muse.
. Do not drop your Cybook Muse or
subject it to severe shock.
- Screen surface is easily scratched.
Avoid touching it with pens, pencils
or any other sharp objects.
- Clean your Cybook Muse by wiping
the screen and the exterior with a
soft, damp cloth lightly moistened
only with water.
- Touching the screen with your
fingers will leave a trace that may
alter on screen reading comfort.
- Be careful not to get sand or dirt
inside your Cybook Muse.
- Store your Cybook Muse in a
protective cover when not in use.
Caution: Never attempt to disassemble,
repair or make any modifications to your
Cybook Muse. Disassembly, modification
or any attempt at repair could cause
damage to your Cybook Muse and even
bodily injury or property damage. Never
attempt to repair or modify the Cybook
Muse yourself. Disassembling it, including
the removal of external screws, may cause
damage that is not covered under the
warranty.
Travel Guidelines
. Make sure that the battery is fully
charged.
. Take preferably an AC adapter with
you. Use the AC adapter* with
provided USB cable for battery
charging. See Bookeen's AC adapter
on www.bookeen.com/store/
- Keep your Cybook Muse inside its
protective cover*. See Bookeen's
protective covers on
www.bookeen.com/store/
. Ifyou plan to travel abroad with your
Cybook Muse, be sure you have the
appropriate AC adapter for the
country you are visiting, if you use an
AC adapter.
* Not included in the box
2.4 Setting up your Cybook
Muse
Performing initial startug
Initial startup includes connecting
to power and charging the battery,
switching on and off the Cybook
Muse.
Connecting to Bower and charging the
battery
The Cybook Muse has an internal
rechargeable Li—Polymer battery. It al—
lows a large battery lifetime (weeks of
battery life). *The Cybook Muse pro—
vides weeks of battery life depending
on the use of Wi-Fi and the FrontLight
brightness. Before the first use, you
must charge the battery completely.
Before the first use, you must charge
completly the battery.
- Ifyou have a USB power adapter,
plug it into a wall AC power outlet
and connect the appropriate end of
the USB cable to the AC adapter.
- Ifyou have no USB power adapter,
connect the appropriate end of the
USB cable to your computer USB
connector.
- Connect the other end ofthe USB
cable to the bottom of your Cybook
Muse.
Charging time
~3hours:85%
- 5 hours: 100%
While charging the Cybook Muse left
LED indicator emits a red light. When
the battery is fully charged, charging
stops automatically (the battery will
not overcharge) and the LED turns off.
Caution:An image can remain on the
screen even if the battery is completely
discharged (see below for further
instruction).
Switching the Cybook Muse on and off
To turn your Cybook Muse on and off,
use the bottom power button.
Turn Off: Cybook Muse has 2 different
Off modes.
1. "Full Off" mode: Cybook Muse
screen is white with a logo
displayed in the middle. [n this
mode the power consumption is
very close to zero, your device is
completely switched off. To reach
this state, go on the Home Page,
then Menu, then Advanced.
Choose the option "Shutdown
device". Answer "yes" in the
dialog box, the screen will flash
until reaching the white page
with the logo. At the bottom of
your screen it will be marked
"Powered off... Press the power
button to start".
2. "Screensaver" mode: Cybook
Muse screen displays a random
image or your personal image
previously loaded (don't forget E
Inke screen can maintain an
image without power
consumption)‘ You can also
choose to display the cover of
the book you are currently
reading. In this mode the power
consumption is very low but not
ni|.To reach this state,just push
the power button or wait for the
device to reach this state after a
timeout. This state is equivalent
to sleep or hibernate modes for a
computer or a cell phone.
Turn On
1. Turn On after "Full Off" mode:
To turn your Cybook Muse on,
push the power button and hold
it for 3 seconds.
2. Turn on after "Screensaver"
mode: Push the power button.
The device will switch on in less
than one second and come back
to the same position as you left
it.
Note : When you unbox your Cybook Muse,
your device should be in "Full Off " mode.
Follow the procedure to switch on your
product (2.9. push the power button and
hold it for 3 seconds).
3. Basic Skills
This chapter familiarizes you with the
basic operations of your Cybook Muse
such as discovering the E Inka screen,
using the touchscreen, using the but-
tons, understanding contextual menu
and connection principles.
3.1 Forward page and Backward
page buttons
Press the side buttons in order to turn
pages. Normally, the left button flips
one page backward and the right but—
ton flips one pageforward.You can also
invert these buttons in the Settings
menu for your comfort.
3.2 The E Inks Screen
The Cybook Muse Essential/
FrontLight shows an outstanding black
and white screen, utilizing a break-
through technology: the E Inka display
(213dpi, 62 % more pixels).The screen
acts like a paper page made of tiny ink
particles which can migrate and modify
the layout of your screen in a second.
An E |nk® display achieves ultra—low
power consumption in a thin, light
form. This display technology can
maintain an image without any power
consumption. Once the image is writ—
ten, it will remain indefinitely without
consuming any additional power. The
E Ink1° display technology is thus energy
efficient and drastically reduces power
consumption. Due to its innovative
technology, when the screen switches
from an image to another one, the
screen goes through a clearing process
which causes a black to white transi-
tion.
The Cybook Muse screen.This screen
provides a unique high resolution for a
precise layout. You havethe impression
of reading a real book and completely
forget that you are using a device. It is
very comfortable for your eyes and
does not cause any eye strain.
Note: Image can remain on screen even with
an empty battery. 50 be cautious, don’t forget
to refill your battery first when your device
doesn't operate anymore.
Note: Cybook Muse has an E Ink© Screen with
a resolution of 600x800 and 167 DPI.
3.3 Touchscreen interface
Cybook Muse touchscreen is based on
a capacitive technology:
- Only fingers or dedicated stylus
can work with this touchscreen.
- Screen is very sensitive and you
don't need to strongly press on
the screen to make it works.
- In fact, the screen is so sensitive
than it can react even if your
touch is very light.
Cybook Muse touch interface follows
some simple intuitive rules described
below.
Tapping: You can select or validate a
choice by simply touching the screen
with your fingertip. As said before, you
don‘t need to strike the screen but only
to touch it lightly.
Swiping Right to Left: Used to turn
pages forward in the library, in a book
or a document, to pan to the right in—
side zoomed PDF or Images, to scroll
forward a menu.
Swiping Left to Right: Used to turn
pages backward in the library, in a book
or a document, to pan to the left inside
zoomed PDF or Images, to scroll back—
ward a menu.
Swiping Up Down: Used to scroll
down menus, to pan down images or
PDF files.
Swiping Down Up: Used to scroll up
menus, to pan up images or PDF files
but also to get backward in the naviga-
tion historyand to climb up onefolder
level.
Swiping Diagonallyz Used to pan
images or PDF files diagionally, or to
turn forward or backward pages.
Zoom In: Pinch out gesture with two
fingers is used to zoom in a document
or an image, to increase font size or
decrease the number of books per
page in the library view.
Zoom out: Pinch gesture with two
fingers is used to zoom out a document
or an image, to decrease font size or
increase the numberof books per page
in the library View.
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3.4 Main menu button
The main menu button is used to get
back to the Cybook Muse's main menu
any time you need it. You just need to
press the central button in orderto find
the Cybook Home, the Library, the
Shop or the contextual menu. The
Menu button switches the FrontLight
on.* The FrontLight can be switched on
bythe Menu button (press and hold for
1 second) or you can click on the
FrontLight icon.
* The FrontLight is only available for the
Cybook Muse FrontLight
(a rim [g -‘Q’- 6
mm“. m.
3.5 The Contextual Menu
While using your device, you can
always pop-up a window containing a
multi—choice contextual menu. This
menu will offer different choices de-
pending on your current situation and
your current activity. It allows you to
access different features without leav-
ing your current context: increasing
font size while reading a book, change
font, sorting your documents by title
while browsing your library, zooming
in a picture while viewing an image,
etc.
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How to display a contextual menu?
- General methoszou just need to
press the main menu button and
select "Menu"
- When you are inside the reader:
You can also touch the center of the
screen.
How to Quit a contextual menu?
In order to quit a contextual menu
without anyvalidation, you need either
to tapoutside the contextual menu box
on the screen or select the little cross
on the top right corner of the contex-
tual menu.
3.6 The Virtual Keyboard
While using your device, you will need
to use a keyboard to fill text areas (log-
in, passwords, search, URL, Notes). The
Cybook Muse virtual keyboad appears
automaticallywhen needed in the bot-
tom of the screen. On top of the key-
board layout there is a multi-line text
field in which the typed text appears.
This keyboard is very similar to a phys-
ical keyboard. Just tap on each key to
type your text.
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4. Starting
4.1 Booting
Just after pushing the power button,
the Cybook Muse starts up. The screen
will display a background static image.
This sequence should last around 15-20
seconds. An image appears on the
screen for at least 2 seconds. This last
waiting period depends mainly on the
numberofdocuments presentin mem-
ory and can last several seconds.
4.2 Choosing your language
When your Cybook switches on for
the first time, it displays a language
menu. By choosing one ofthe available
entries by tapping your choice, your in-
terface will be displayed in the chosen
language.
Menu Language ><
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DAV Dansk
DEV Deutsch
ELr Emma
ENr English «
ES Eipafiol
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FRr Frangais
HR , Hrvatski
HU , Magyar
ITV lraliano
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NL , Nederlands
NOV Norsk
PL' Polskl
PT Portugués(PT)
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Note: This menu has no effect on the
language of the books present in your
Cybook. At any moment, you can modify the
interface language by using the contextual
menu. In the contextual menu, choose
Settings>Languages. You can swipe down/up
to see more languages.
4.3 The home page
Once started, the Cybook Muse
displays the Home page.
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Once started, the Cybook Muse
displays the Home page. The Home
page consists of 3 main zones: The
book that you are currently reading,
your library and the ebook store.
Currently reading
The top part displays the book
currently being read with book and
page information as well as reading
progression. Tapping the top part will
automatically open it on the last page
you were reading.
Library
Library displays the last books or
documents you have downloaded and
then the last books or documents you
were reading. Just use the arrows in the
library window to browse through the
first books of your library. You can also
tap “See all" and access all ofyour book
collections.
You can also search books in your
library by choosing the ”Search" option
in the menu. The results of the search
will be listed and the keywords in the
title or the author ofthe book will help
you find any book in the Library.
Internet
The bottom part displays eBook
Store updates.Tapping the bottom will
open a full screen access to your online
store.
Settings
When you click the menu icon, you
get access to:
. About
All the necessary information about
your device.
. Interface Orientation
Choose any portrait or landscape
option and activate the 2-finger
rotation.
. Language Menu
Choose your preferred language for
the Cybook Muse interface.
. Slide Show
Opens a menu which offers the
possibility to start a slideshow.
5. Wi-Fi networks
Turn on and turn off the Wi—Fi.
6. Advanced
1. USB Connection
Change the USB connection
settings.
2. Page Refresh
Set your Cybook preferred page
refresh option. You can set the
flashing interval to every page,
every 5 pages, every 10 pages
or you can turn it off
completely.
3. Sleep Mode
Program the sleep mode.
Choose the screensaver for the
sleep mode (you can also
display the cover of the book
you are currently reading).
4. Invert Side Buttons
Change the direction of the
backward and forward arrows.
5. Shutdown Device
Switch off your device. Put the
device in “Full Off"mode.
6. Reinitialization
Restore factory settings. Your
files will be kept but personal
data such as last read pages,
bookmarks, Wi»Fi configuration
or visual preferences will be
deleted.
4.4 Battery indicator
On the main home page, the battery
indicator is displayed in the top right
corner. The levels of the battery give an
estimation of the current battery sta-
tus.
Note: Battery indicator is not updated
in real time. It may not display updated
battery level especially if Cybook re-
mains on Library page for several
hours.
5. The FrontLight (Muse
FrontLight only)
When can the FrontLight be used?
Under low light conditions, activate
the FrontLight solution.You can read in
the middle ofthe night without switch—
ing the lights on. The FrontLight can
also be used if you would like to make
your screen whiter in any conditions.
The FrontLight solution will enlighten
your reading.
The advantages ofthe FrontLight
it is warm and easy on your eyes.
There is no need to turn the lights on,
when your partner is asleep and you
would like to continue reading.
The brightness can be changed with
the help ofthe touch screen.
5.1 The FrontLight activation
There are two ways to activate the
FrontLight:
1)You can press the menu button and
hold itfor 2 seconds.The FrontLightwill
turn on automatically and the
FrontLight menu will pop up.The
FrontLight will be switched on with the
last brightness used or with the default
settings.
2) Press the menu button, touch the
FrontLight icon (the light bulb in the
main menu). The FrontLight settings
menu will pop up. The Frontlight can
be activated by checking the ”Activa-
tion" box on the left in the FrontLight
setting menu.
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To quit the FrontLight menu, please
tap the”X"in the top right corner or tap
outside the FrontLight menu.
5.2 FrontLight settings
In order to change the FrontLight
settings, the FrontLight should be acti-
vated.
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To quit the FrontLight menu, please
tap the“X”in the top right corner or tap
outside the FrontLight menu.
2) Press the menu button, touch the
FrontLight icon (the light bulb in the
main menu). The FrontLight settings
menu will pop up. The Frontlight can
be activated by checking the "Activa-
tion” box on the left in the FrontLight
setting menu.
Slide your finger to the right to
increase the brightness (a big light
bulb) and to the left to decrease it (a
small light bulb).
To quit the FrontLight menu, please
tap the"X"in the top right corner or tap
outside the FrontLight menu.
5.3 FrontLight disactivation
There are two ways to disactivate the
FrontLight:
1) Pressing and holding the menu
button again will switch the FrontLight
off.
2) You can deactivate the Frontlight
menu by unchecking the “Activation”
box on the left in the FrontLight setting
menu. In order to open this menu, all
you have to do is to click on the
FrontLight icon in the menu.
To quit the FrontLight menu, please
tap the“X"in the top right corner or tap
outside the FrontLight menu.
6. The Library
The Cybook Muse can contain a lot of
digital items (Books, Documents,
Images). You must first select your dig-
ital item from the list present in your
device. This list is displayed in the Li-
brary page.
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6.1 Browsing your library and
selecting a book
When you click on ”See All” or on the
library icon, another menu will appear.
- My Collections
- New
- Reading Now
. Finished
. All Books
- Annotations
- Images
- Folders
To browse your content, swipe the
screen to switch from page to page or
use the side buttons. To open a docu-
ment you just need to tap once on it.
Some digitaldocumentslike heavy PDF
files can take several seconds to open.
6.2 Managing your library
Tap My Collection. Tap this icon
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. Create a collection
- Add book(s) to a collection
- Remove book(s) from a
collection
- Rename a collection
- Delete a collection
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Tapthis icon '1 to rearrangeyour
library and to display your books by
- Title
- Author
- Date
Tap this icon Q to search books
by tyloing any keywords
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Tap these icons 0— am: to
display your books in list or thumbnail
mode.
6.3 Reading environment for
PDF files
PDF documents are displayed in their
original layout and fit the entire screen
of the device. Margins of PDF docu-
ments can be cropped to maximize the
amount ofcontent shown on the page.
Text reflow can be enabled to render
the PDF pages with a book like layout.
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7. Reading
On the library page, once you have
selected an item, tap it once to open it.
7.1 Supported file formats
An eBook file is considered to be a
digital document. It can be a book, a
newspaper, a user‘s manual, etc. These
documents are differentiated by their
file type or file format. Several file for-
mats can be read on your device.
- ePub eBook file
- PDF eBook file
- HTML eBook file
- TXT eBook file
- FBZ eBook file
- DJVU eBook file
7.2 Reading a book
Open your book by simply tapping
the cover, the first page of your docu-
ment is displayed. This may be the
cover of your book.
To go through your document, tap on
the right of the screen, swipe, or press
the navigation arrow. To go backward
in the document, tap on the left of the
screen, swipe or press the navigation
arrow. When you reach the beginning
of your document you can’t go back-
ward and when you reach the end of
your document you can’t go forward.
Some pages contain hyperlinks which
allow you to go directly to a certain
reference. To select a hyperlink, tap di-
rectly on it. To leave the hyperlink
mode, turn a page backward or for-
ward. In general hyperlinks are under-
lined. You can swipe up to go back to
your original location.
7.3 The reading environment
The page does not show only text or
image butalso some extra information
(like page number, battery consump-
tion or book title) in reserved areas of
the screen.
While reading youjust need to tap the
middle of the screen or press the main
menu button to pop—up the Reading
contextual menu. Different choices will
then be available depending on thefile
format of the document you are read-
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Certain formats don’t propose the
same features. For example, you can’t
change the font size of a PDF file; you
can just zoom in or zoom out.
The reading environment
depends on the format of
opened document.
Reading Environment for ePub/FBZ/
HTML/TXT files {Reflowable content!
Page areas
The header of the page displays the
title of your document. For HTML and
TXT documents, it's the filename. The
Footer ofthe page displays the current
page on the total number of pages of
the document. The header and footer
areas can be hidden or shown via con-
textual menu. Reading time indica-
tions: While reading your book, you can
be informed on the time left before the
end of the chapter / the end of the
book. To do it, press the Main menu
button. To come back to your reading,
touch the center of the screen.
Note: The number of pages is calculated
according to an average number of
characters per paper page. Thus the total
number of pages is not attached to the
number of screens you will need to display
to read the entire book. In general you
have several screens per page. A direct
consequence is that the number of pages
doesn't vary with the characters size.
Dictionaries: The Dictionary. Use the
same procedure as in ”Search in Text”.
To look up a word in the installed dic—
tionary, touch the word and hold your
finger for 1 second. Two options will
appear"Search in Text”and the entries
found in the dictionary. Tap the entry
in the Dictionary list to display its defi—
nition. It is as easy as that! If the word
definition is quite long, do not hesitate
to slide down the text with your finger.
You can add dictionaries in other Ian—
guages yourself, please follow this link
for any further information http://ww-
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Contextual menu
- Go To
Allows you to go directly to certain
parts of the document. Another
menu pops up. Use the slider to
choose the page of the book you
want to read.
Table of Content
Find the chapter you are looking for
in the table of content. Press this
chapter and enjoy reading it
instantly.
Annotations
To take an annotation: select the text
zone on which you want to take an
annotation by putting two fingers at
the same time on the screen, one at
the beginning of the text zone, the
other one at the end.The selected
zone will appears highlighted in the
text, and the annotation interface
will automatically appear on the
screen.The complete list of all the
notes, highlights and bookmarks will
appear on the screen. You can edit
and delete notes and delete
highlights and bookmarks.
Under ”Annotation Settings”, you
can find the following options...
0 Add Bookmark
A bookmark will appear in the top
right corner.
0 Remove All Bookmarks
All the bookmarks will be deleted.
0 Add Highlight
Use this function in order to
highlight an important quote of
your page. A pen icon will appear in
the right margin to indicate
underlined passages.
0 Remove All Highlights
All ofthe highlights will be deleted.
0 Add Note
Move your finger over the sentences
you want to annotate and the
virtual keyboard will appear.Then
you just have to type the text you
want to associate with this quote. A
page icon will appear in the right
margin to indicate passages with a
note.
0 Remove All Notes
All the notes will be deleted.
0 Export Your Notes
You can also export all or part of
your notes using the "annotation
settings".
0 Remove All Annotations
All ofthe annotations will be
deleted.
. Search
You can search for any keywords in
your document. Just press the
”Search" function, a keyboard pops
up. Type in the keyword and validate.
. Under ”Text Settings", you can find
the following options...
0 Font Size
You can change the size of your text
font. Choose any of the available 20
sizes.
a Font Family
Change the font of your text by
choosing your preferred font family.
a Line Spacing
Increase or decrease the space
between the lines in the text.
a Margins
Choose the size of the margins.
0 Alignment
Adjust the alignment of the text.
0 Publisher Styles
Activate or deactivate the publisher
styles.
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you can find the following options...
0 Font Family
Select your preferred font family
among the whole list of available
fonts, either embedded or manually
added in the”Fonts”directory.
o Hyphenation
Check this option to hyphenate text
for better typographic white space.
0 Bold Text
Check this option to embolden the
text.
Tapping directly on the Page Header
is a shortcut for ”Go To...”.Tapping di-
rectly on the Page Footer is a shortcut
for ”Go To... > Page...”.
Reading environment for PDF files
By default, PDF documents are
displayed in their original layoutand fit
the entire screen ofthe device. Margins
of PDF documents can be cropped to
maximizethe size ofthe content visible
on the screen. Text reflow can be en-
abled to render the PDF pages with a
book like layout. The status bar at the
bottom displays the title of your docu-
ment, your position in the document
(current page/total number of pages)
and your zoom level in %. The status
bar can be hidden or shown via the
contextual menu.
Zooming with two fingers
Use two fingers to zoom in or out and
make the PDF page larger or smaller.
While zooming, drag your fingers (or
just one finger) to move to the region
ofinterest.
Contextual menu
- Go To
- Table of Content
- Annotations
- Search
- Zoom
Options to change the level of zoom.
Fit Page: Get the document page fit
entirely inside the screen limits. Fit
Width: Get the document page width
correspond to screen width. Fit
Height: Get the document page
height correspond to screen height.
- Rotation
Options to rotate the screen.
0°: Display the document in portrait
mode (default).
90°: Display the document in
landscape mode (90" rotation).
Flipped: Display the page upside
down.
- ReflowText
Enable text reflow to render the PDF
pages with a book like layout.
. Crop Margins
If this option is enabled, margins will
be cropped to maximize the size of
the content visible on the screen.
Please note that some pictures might
not be shown.
- Show Status Bar
Display or hide the status bar which
appears at the bottom of the screen.
7.4 Opening a password
protected document
Certain PDF and ePub documents can
be password protected.When opening
them, the virtual keyboard appears
asking forthe password. Type the pass-
word and validate. Once validated, the
password won‘t be prompted again for
this file.
8. Viewing images
On the library page, once you have
selected an imagefile, tap on it or press
the OK button to open it. An image
entry can be identified by activating
the ”Show File Formats" option of the
Library contextual menu. In this case
JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, ICO, TIF, PSD files
are considered as image files.
8.1 The image viewer
Once your image file is opened, the
image is displayed. If you swipe, you
will jump from image to image. If the
”Auto Rotate” option is activated, the
image can be displayed either in por-
traitor landscape mode.
Ifthe image is bigger than the screen
(arrow icons should appear onthe sides
of the images) use swiping (up/down/
right/Ieft/diagonal) to browse the im-
age. In this mode you won’t jump from
image to image.
Indicator on the page Status bar: This
bar appears atthe bottom ofthe screen
and shows the name ofthe file and the
zoom factor.
8.2 The image contextual menu
- Fit screen: Adjust the picture to the
screen.
- Actual size: Display the picture in
the default size.
- Show status bar
Hide or display the status bar
- Rotation...: Options to rotate the
screen. It opens a second menu.
0 Auto Rotate:This option enables
the image viewer to automatically
detect ifthe image should be
displayed in portrait or landscape
mode.
o 0": Display the document in portrait
mode (default).
0 90°: Display the document in
landscape mode (90° rotation).
o Flipped: Display the page upside
down.
- Show status bar: Display or hide a
status bar which appears at the
bottom of the screen and shows the
name ofthe file and the zoom factor.
. Next Picture: Display next picture in
according to the library order.
. Previous Picture: Display previous
picture in according to the library
order.
. Set as screensaver: Choose this
picture as your screensaver.
9. Interface orientation
If you frequently switch between
portraitand landscape orientations, ac-
tivate the ”Z-Finger Rotation” option
under”Home”,"Menu",”Interface Orien-
tation". You can then switch directly the
screen orientation by rotating two fin-
gers over the screen.
10. Wi-Fi connection
Your Cybook Muse embeds a Wi-Fi
module which enables you to connect
to aWi—Fi Access Point. Once connected
you will be able to download content
and get access to Internet.
10.1 Starting the Wi-Fi
connection
The Wi-Fi connection will start while
accessing the eBook store or the Inter-
net via the Home page. You can also
start the Wi-Fi connection from the
Home page ifyou select Menu and Wi-
Fi Networks when the menu pops-up.
The Wi-Fi module will start automati-
cally and will try to connect to an al-
ready configured network or will scan
available networks.
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networks
For first connection or if any
configured Wi-Fi network is in the
range, a menu scanning a" the avail-
able Access Networkswill show up. Pick
up the network you want to connect
at. If the chosen network is secured,
you will be asked for a password and
the virtual keyboard will appear auto-
matically.
10.3 Wi-Fi signal quality
Ifsignal quality is bad or ifyou are too
far away from your Access Point, the
Cybook Muse may loose the connec-
tion. An alert window will open and
rescan the networks in order to choose
a new network. If you observe too
many timeout messages, we suggest
you either to get closerto your selected
AP (Access Point) or to pick up a new
AP.
10.4 Free Wi-Fi hotspots
You can connect to free Wi-Fi
hotspots. Either in Bookstore or Free
Internet interface, you will be
prompted for Login and Password (if
needed). Once you have entered your
credentials, you should be able to ac-
cess the Internet.
10.5 Updates and downloads
If any new download or software
updates is available, a window will
prompt just after Wi-fi connection to
propose you to accept the new down-
load. You can cancel the possibility to
download these new data to your de-
vice. However the questions will be
prompted again together with a new
connection to your Internet Browser.
If you accept to install a new update
please be sure your battery is at least
at 60%. The update process is fully au—
tomatic and can take several minutes.
Once you have accepted the update
you don't need to operate the device
anymore until it comes back to the
Home page. During this process you
will have an automatic sequence dis—
playing numerous messages and prog—
ress bars.
10.6 Turning off the Wi-Fi
If you want to turn off the Wi»Fi, you
have to gotothe Home page and select
Menu. When the menu pops-up, you
touch Wi-Fi Networks and select Wi-Fi
off. When the Cybook is in deep sleep
mode,the Wi—Fi turns offautomatically.
11. Downloading ebooks
from your Cybook
Directly from your Cybook Muse, you
can download ebooks thanks to a Wi-Fi
connection.
1 1 .1 The first connection to an
ebook store
11.1.1 The access
You can go directly to the ebook store
by clicking on the ebook store bar (at
the bottom of the home page). The
ebook store is updated regularly in or—
der to display new books and special
offers.
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11.1.2 Wi-Fi connection
in order to visit the eBook Store, your
Cybook Muse should be connected to
a Wi—Fi network. lfyou have not already
chosen a Wi-Fi network, or if it is no
longer available, your Cybook will dis-
play all the available connections.
Please choose your network, by click-
ing on its name. lfyou have a password,
protecting your Internet connection,
please enter the Wi-Fi key, in the dis-
played password box. Make sure that
all the capital letters and special char-
acters are marked correctly.
11.1.3 Adobe ID account and activation
of the Cybook Muse with an existing
account
if you do not have an Adobe ID, you
can register and create one.The unique
identification information (email ad—
dress + password) will provide the ac-
cess to DRM protected books. If you
already have an Adobe ID, you are wel—
come to enter your credentials (your
email address and your password). if
you have any difficulties remembering
your Adobe ID credentials, click on the
following link httgs://www.ado-
be.com/cfusion/membershig/
index.cfm, then click on "Trouble sign-
ing in?".
11.2 Downloading books
You have found a bookthat you would
like to read. Please follow the proce-
dure, indicated by your ebookstore, to
download this book.
Onceyou have confirmed yourchoice,
the download window pops up. Please
wait a little bit until the loading is fin-
ished completely.The new book can be
found in your library, on the home page
of your Cybook Muse.
All you have to do is to click on the
cover of your new book and enjoy your
reading!
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Important note: New files are
automatically downloaded into the
”Digital Editions" folder. New files also
appear first in the Library section of the
Home page.
11.3 Different ebook stores
Bookeen has an "open”policy. You can
download books from almost any plat-
form. Your Cybook Muse can be linked
to BookeenStore or to any other part-
ner ebook store. If you have any ques-
tions, please contact the technical sup-
port dedicated to this ebook store.
1 1 .4 Text
The text box is necessary while using
the Cybook. For example, to mark your
identification information or search for
something. Choose the necessary text
box and insert the text with our elec-
tronic keyboard, which will be dis-
played at the bottom ofthe screen.
11.5 Going back to Home
Open the main menu by clicking on
the “Menu” button. Then click on the
“Home" icon.
12. Internet access
Your Cybook Muse embeds a direct
link to free Internet. The favorite web-
sites are available directly through the
Home page under the Internet section.
12.1 Internet interface
The Internet interface is very close to
Internet browser interface on comput-
er. You have a navigation baron the top
of the page. This bar is made ofan URL
edit field and three shortcut buttons:
Back, Forward, Favorites and Home. To
enter a new URL, you just need to tap
into the Navigation Bar Edit field, the
virtual keyboard will appear automati-
cally. Tapping ”Enter" key will validate
the typed URL.
12.2 Internet contextual menu
You just need to click on the Internet
bar or on the Ebook store. Then, press
the central button to pop—up the con—
textual menu. Please choose the
“Menu” icon to display the Internet
Menu.The contextual menu:
- Start page: Go back to start page of
Internet browser
- 0pen:Type an URL address
- Page refresh: Reload current page
- Back: Go back to previous page in
navigation history
- Forward: Go to next page in
navigation history
- Wi-Fi networks
- Browse for available Wi-Fi
networks
- Check for update
- Verify if your Cybook Muse is
updated
12.3 Typing text
ln certain conditions, you may be
asked to type text in an edit field (login,
search area, etc.). Just tap in the edit
field and the virtual keyboard (see
Virtual Keyboard) will appear
automatically in the bottom part of the
screen.
12.4 Favorites
lfyou want to add as favorite the page
you are browsing on Internet, you just
have to tap the little star on the top of
the screen.The Internet menu pops up
and you select "Add favorite". The vir-
tual keyboard shows up and you can
give a special name to this favorite.
Once you have confirmed your
changes,thefavorite appears in the list.
lfyou want to delete it, you just have to
tap the bin and confirm that you really
mean to delete this favorite.
12.5 Going back to Home
Open the main menu and tap Home.
12.6 Zooming in/out
Use the zoom in/out gestures (see
touch gesturesl to zoom in or out the
page.
12.7 Moving into the page
(panning)
Use the sliding gestures (up, down,
right, left, diagonals) to move your
viewing window.
12.8 Downloading files
Once you have selected the download
option, a message box will pop up with
download information. Once the mes-
sage box closes, your file is fully down-
loaded.
IMPORTANT NOTE: New files are
automatically downloaded into the
”Digital Editions" folder. New files also
appear first in the Library section of the
Home page.
13. Authorizing your Cybook
In order to download content
protected with Adobe DRM, you will
need to authorize your Cybook Muse.
The authorization process takes place
when you try to reach the EBOOK
STORE.Aftertapping the EBOOK STORE
link on the Home page and getting
connected via Wi-Fi, you will be asked
to create an account. This account cre-
ation process will authenticate your de-
vice and enable you to buy DRM pro-
tected (encrypted) content. This pro—
cess will bind your device to a unique
ID called Adobe ID.
13.1 DRM
DRM (Digital Rights Management) is a
software protection which encrypts
downloaded files with a unique identi-
fier (ID).This ID is attached to your de-
vice. Some files are protected by DRM,
in order to open them, you must have
an Adobe ID.
13.2 Adobe ID/Adobe DRM
The DRM system used by the Cybook
Muse Ebook store and during down-
loads from your computer has been de-
veloped by Adobe.The ID used to au-
thenticate your device is thus called
Adobe ID. Adobe ID is in fact an email/
password that you provide during Ac-
count creation on your Cybook. Some
Ebook stores use other than Adobe
DRM systems. If you have any other
questions about these DRM systems,
please contact the support of this sys-
tem or the Ebook store that is using it.
13.3 Creating an account
When creating your account, you will
have two options.
- Option leou don't have any
Adobe ID. An Adobe ID is thus
created automatically based on
your email and password given
for the Cybook Muse account
creation.
- Option 2:You already have an
Adobe ID, you will be prompted
to enter it separately from your
Muse account information.
Note: Once your account has been created
and your device activated, the creation page
won't appear again. In order to authenticate
your device with another account, please
contact Bookeen customer service. ll you
have any difficulties remembering your
Adobe ID credentials, click on the following
link h tth://www.adobe.cam/cfusion/
membership/indexxfm, then click on
”Trouble signing in ?’5
14. Transferring ebooks from
your computer
You can also download ebooks from
your computer and put them on your
Cybook Muse via the USB cable.
14.1 Installing Adobe Digital
Editions (ADE)
Go to http://wwwadobecom/
products/digital—editions.html then
download and install ADE.
14.2 Opening ADE
Once you have launched Adobe
Digital Editions, plug your Cybook with
the USB cable.
If needed, the authorization of the
Cybook Muse is proposed: enter your
Adobe [D and corresponding password
in the displayed authorization form.
Authorizing your device is required to
be able to read DRM protected (en-
crypted) content.
The Cybook icon will appear on the
left, this indicates that it has been rec-
ognized by ADE.
14.3 Transferring ebooks from
ADE to your Cybook
When you download a book from
ADE, it is added to the software library.
In order to transfer the book to your
computer:
. Open ADE and connect the
Cybook Muse to your computer.
- ADE recognizes the device and
an icon appears on the left of the
library.
- Drag and drop the ebook(s) you
want to transfer. The ebooks are
stored inside the "Digital
Editions" folder in the Cybook
Muse.
Important remark: Authorizing the Cybook
from your computer only allows
transferring DRM protected content to the
device. In order to download a file directly
from the Cybook, the device needs to be
authorized when connected in Wi-Fi.
Please have a look at the following section
Authorizing your C zbook.
15. Managing your Cybook
15.1 Managing power
> Charging the battery
To charge your Cybook, connect it via
USB to a host computer or to a USB
charger provided by Bookeen.
From time to time, keep your Cybook
Muse connected to AC power. Doing so
keeps the battery charged. When the
battery is fully charged, charging stops
automatically (the battery will not
overcharge).
> Power saving tips
To maximize battery’s operating time,
particularly when you are relying solely
on the battery power for extend ed time
periods:
- Switch offthe Cybook Muse when
not in use.
- We strongly recommend activating
the“Auto Power Off”option which
preserves very efficiently your
battery.
- Switch offthe Wi-Fi when not
browsing the Internet or buying the
books online.
- The FrontLight consumes the battery
life of your reader. Please turn it off
when no longer necessary.
15.2 Managing memory
Additional storage memory
Use a microSD card to increase
storage memory or to transfer large
files between the Cybook Muse and
other devices. MicroSD HC (High
Capacity) cards are supported.
15.3 Performing a reset
Occasionally, you may need to reset
your Cybook Muse. Resetting your Cy-
book Muse is similar to restarting your
desktop computer. It stops all running
applications, stops the operating sys-
tem but does not erase any data.
Reset using Power button
In order to ”reset” your Cybook, press
the power button and hold it for 10
seconds. The cybook is turned off now
(the last displayed picture will be pres-
ent on the screen, this is completely
normal). Once again, push the power
button for 2 seconds : the Cybook will
reboot.
16.Technical Specifications
Size: 4.6" X 6.1 " X 0.31" (116 x 155 X
8 mm)
Weight: 6.7 oz - 190 9 (battery
included)
Screen:
6" E |nk® HD screen (Muse Essential &
FrontLight) /6" E Inke screen (Muse)
Daylight readable
Resolution: 758x1024 (213 DPI) (Muse
Essential & FrontLight)/ 600x800 (167
DPI) (Muse)
Multi—touch capacitive touchscreen
(fingers or adapted stylus only)
16 levels ofgrey
FrontLight System (Muse FrontLight
only):
Invisible laminated light guide film
Front lighting through LEDs
Anti—glare treatment
Storage Memory: 4GB (Muse
Essential & Muse FrontLight) / ZGB
(Muse)
(accessible capacity may vary, some
space is reserved for the system)
Processor: Cortex A8 1 GHZ
Communication Ports:
USB Client (v2.0) - Micro USB
connector
microSDHC card slot
Wi-Fi b/g/n
Battery:
Rechargeable built-in Li-Polymer
battery (1900 mAh)
Peripherals: USB synchronization and
charge cable
Operating System: Linux
Software Suite:
Boo Reader - Bookeen multi-format
eBook reader
Adobeo Reader. Mobile
Supported text based file formats:
ePub, PDF, HTML, TXT, FBZ, DJVU
Supported image formats: JPG, GIF,
PNG, BMF’, |CO,T|F, PSD
17. Additional Information
17.1 Accessories
Please contact your dealer or visit the
wwwibookeencom web site for the
availability of accessories for your Cy-
book Muse.
The use of unadapted accessories will
void your warranty. For detailed infor-
mation on using the accessories, see
the instructions supplied with the ac-
cessories.
Contacting Bookeen www.bookeen.com
Adobe and Reader are trademarks of Adobe
Systems Inc.
FCC Caution.
§ 15.19 Labelling requirements.
This device complies with part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
§ 15.21 Information to user.
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
§ 15.105 Information to the user.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. Ifthis equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-lncrease the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
RF Exposure statement
The devices has been tested and meets applicable limits for Radio Frequency (RF)
exposure.
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure requirement. The minimum
distance for user is ‘5mm.
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