BYD Precision Manufacture PDM02 PDM02 User Manual

BYD Precision Manufacture Co., Ltd PDM02 Users Manual

Users Manual

1Thank you for purchasing this product.Keep the warranty and manuals in a safe place where you can use them when needed.Before using the product, read the "Safe operation and support guide" supplement. Electronic book readerBookPlace MONOSetup guideGX1C000XXXXX 2012.12 Printed in China©2012 Toshiba Corporation All rights reserved.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 1 12/12/26 13:34
2What you need to get startedFinger operationsIntroduction• Wireless LAN environmentYou need an environment in which you can connect to the inter-net by Wi-Fi (wireless LAN environment) to use the product.If you do not have access to a wireless LAN environment, refer to "Create a wireless LAN environment" on the back cover about how to set one up.You can operate the product by touching its screen. ●Tap ●FlickTouch the screen lightly oncePlace your nger on the screen and ick it to the left or rightPlace your nger on the screen and ick it up or downTinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 2 12/12/26 13:34
3Entering textA keyboard appears automatically. If the keyboard is not visible, tap the text eld to display it.FSKAREN keyboard (QWERTY/10-key)Typing text (using QWERTY)Example : Typing "toshiba"1. Tap to change the character input mode to *12. Type t, o, s, h, i, b, and a.* Use to change between capital and small letters.3. Tap .*1 Long-touch to open a list of different types of characters.Tap QWERTY or 10-key to change the keyboard.QWERTY You can type text the same as on a computer keyboard.10-key You can type text the same as on a mobile phone.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 3 12/12/26 13:34
4Getting ready1 Check the accessories, model number, and serial number• Check the accessories About the accessoriesSee the "Welcome to the BookPlace MONO Series Electronic Book Reader" pamphlet• Check the model number and the serial numberThe model number and serial number are written on the side of the product. Confirm that the numbers are the same as on the war-ranty.If you have any questions, contact Toshiba's computer support center.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 4 12/12/26 13:34
52 Connect to a computer to charge the batteryUse the power cord provided to connect to a USB connector on a computer. Charging starts automatically.Power cord①②Insert straight into the productSide with hooks is upYou can use the product while it is charging.Continue charging until you have nished the initial settings.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 5 12/12/26 13:34
6Press the power button for two seconds13 Turn on the power Note Do not touch the screen as you turn on the power. If you are touching the screen while turning on the power, the touch panel may stop operating normally.The logo screen appears after a few seconds.After that, the [End user license agreement] screen appears. Do the initial settings.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 6 12/12/26 13:34
7Wireless LAN settingsTurn on the wireless communications functions of the wireless LAN access point you are using. See the manuals provided with the broad band router or wireless LAN access point regarding how to operate the wireless LAN ac-cess pointSelect a wireless LAN set up method from the following two types.Automatic setup(WPS)Use this method for the set up if the wireless LAN ac-cess point you are using has the WPS mark (supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup™). It is easy to register.Manual setupUse this method for the set up if the wireless LAN ac-cess point you are using does not have the WPS mark.You can do the set up by detecting the wireless LAN ac-cess point you want to use or you can manually add the access point. Conrm the network's SSID and authenti-cation method before starting.3Memo After turning on the power, if no operations are done for a while the screen turns off and goes dark. Briey touch the power button to turn the screen on.4 Do the initial settingsFollow the on-screen instructions to do the initial settings.Confirm the contents of the user's license agree-ment and then tap [I accept the user's license agree-ment.] to check it.1Tap [Next]2TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 7 12/12/26 13:34
8(If the wireless LAN access point you are using has the WPS mark (supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup™)).1. Tap [Automatic set up (WPS)]2. Press and hold the wireless LAN access point's WPS button until the access point's lamp starts to ash Do it within two minutes after the [WPS Settings] screen appears.3. Tap [Next]1. Tap [To settings screen]2. Tap [Wi-Fi] to check it The wireless LAN networks (Wi-Fi networks) that can be used are de-tected and appear in a list.3. Tap a wireless LAN network (SSID) to connect to4. Enter the password and other information required by network secu-rity.* See the manuals provided with the broad band router or wireless LAN access point regarding details about SSIDs and passwords to do the set up correctly.5. Tap [Connect] If the connection is successful, "Connected to XXX" appears below [Wi-Fi] (XXX is the name set for the wireless LAN network).6. Tap on the top left of the screen The screen returns to step 1.7. Tap [Next]For automatic set up (WPS)For manual set upTinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 8 12/12/26 13:34
9If the date and time are correct, tap [Next]* If the date and time are not correct, tap to adjust them.4Do the [Book Place] settings51. Tap [Register as a member for free now]2. Enter your member information* If the display on the screen is disrupted because of transmission condi-tions, tap [Refresh screen].Email address, password, password (for conrmation), and nicknameTap the text eld and type using the keyboard that is displayed* For "@" on the QWERTY keyboard, change the type of characters being used to numbers.* Your nickname is the name used in Book Place. It is displayed when you upload reviews of books.Date of birth, sex Tap , and tap the relevant selectionSecret question and answer Enter them the same as aboveAgree to the user agreement and registerTap to check it* You can view the user's agreement by tapping "User's agreement" above the "Email address". Press the [Back] button on the main unit to return to this screen.* If you cannot see some items on the screen because they are hidden by the keyboard that is displayed, tap on the keyboard to close it. Tap the text eld to display the keyboard again.Using "Book Place" for the rst timeTinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 9 12/12/26 13:34
103. Tap [Conrm information that was entered]* If the step 4 screen does not appear, there is an error in the text eld in which the cursor is. Check the explanation on the screen, and enter the information again.4. Conrm the information and then tap [Register]* To enter information again, tap [Back].Member registration is complete.The bookcase screen appears.An email notication that your membership registration is complete is sent to the email address you registered.1. Enter the email address and password that is already registered for Book Place.2. Tap [Login] The bookcase screen appears.If you already have an accountThe initial settings are complete.Refer to the "Guide to basic operations" regarding how to read or purchase books.Memo If no operations are done for a while the screen turns off and goes dark. Briey touch the power button, and slide [→] to the right.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 10 12/12/26 13:34
11To customers without access to wireless LANCreate a wireless LAN environmentYou need an environment in which you can connect to the internet by Wi-Fi to use the product.This is because you need to communicate with digital book stores on the internet to purchase digital books.You need to do the following to connect to the internet via a wire-less LAN from your home.To communicate via wireless LANCheck if the broad band router you are using has a built-in wireless LAN access point function. ●If the wireless LAN access point function is built-in In this document, this type of device is called a wireless LAN router. Wireless LAN transmissions are done between the prod-uct and the wireless LAN router. ●If the wireless LAN access point function is not built-in You need a separate device called a wireless LAN access point. Wireless LAN transmissions are done between the product and the wireless LAN access point.Contact your internet service provider for details about broad band routers.You can purchase your own or rent a wireless LAN router or wire-less LAN access point from an internet service provider.TinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 11 12/12/26 13:34
12Contact information* Current as of December 2012. The business hours and conditions for each company may be different.About initial settings, operations, setting procedures, and repairsToshiba (Toshiba PC support center)Domestic phone line: 0120-97-1048 (telephone access and support are free)The automated answering service will handle your call. Do what the au-tomated answering service tells you. For details, see the "Safe operation and support guide" supplement.Example : If you have a technical question, after you call the automated answering service, press 1.Technical service center business hours: 9:00 to 19:00 (365 days a year)Check the phone number before you call, and do not misdial.• Support information web pageThis web page provides services and support information about using the product, such as frequently asked questions and re-quests for repairs.http://dynabook.com/assistpc/dbt/index_j.htmTinkerBell_EN_SetupGuide.indd 12 12/12/26 13:34
1About the product's wireless LAN function█ Overview of the wireless LAN functionThe product is equipped with a wireless LAN function that supports all or some of the following standards IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, and IEEE 802.11n.• Wireless LAN function specicationsRadio frequency rangeIEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11n2.4 GHz (2400 - 2483 MHz)Modulation methodIEEE 802.11gOrthogonal frequency division multiplexingOFDM-BPSK, OFDM-QPSK, OFDM-16QAM, OFDM-64QAMIEEE 802.11b Direct sequence spread spectrum DSSS-CCK, DSSS-DQPSK, DSSS-DBPSKIEEE 802.11n Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM)• Wireless IEEE 802.11 channel set ●2.4 GHz range: 2400 - 2483 MHz (for IEEE 802.11b/g, IEEE 802.11n)Channel ID Frequency1 24122 24173 24224 24275 24326 24377 24428 24479 245210 245711 246212 246713 2472Memo ●Ad-hoc communication is not possible with IEEE 802.11n. ●Peer-to-peer connections using ad-hoc communi-cations can use channels 1 to 11. ●Infrastructure communication can use channels 1 to 13.TinkerBell_EN_WirelessLAN.indd 1 13/01/09 11:08
2Memo ●The range of communications of a wireless device is affected if the antenna is placed near a metal surface or a dense solid object. ●The range of transmissions is affected if obstructions in the path of the wireless signal being transmitted reect or absorb the wireless signals.■ About device authorizationThis product is a low-power data transfer system radio station according to the radio law and is equipped with an authorized radio transceiver. Therefore, a radio station license is not needed to operate this product.Name of radio: AW-NM387Japan Approvals Institute for Telecommunications EquipmentAuthorization number: D11-0399001The radio transceiver built into this product has been authorized as a low-power data transfer sys-tem radio station given that it is installed and used in the product (notebook computer). Therefore, please note that using this built-in radio transceiver in a different device may infringe on the regu-lations of the radio law.■ Notication● Interoperability of radio equipment• Wireless LANThe radio transceiver built into this device uses direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS)/orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) radio technology and is designed to be in-teroperable with wireless LAN products in compliance with the following standards. ●IEEE 802.11 Standard on Wireless LANs (revisions a/b/g/n) established by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ●Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) dened by the Wi-Fi Alliance The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED logo is the authorization mark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.■ Characteristics of wireless communicationsThere is a correlative relationship between the communication range and transmission rate of wireless devices. The lower the transmission rate of the wireless communications, the broader the communication range.TinkerBell_EN_WirelessLAN.indd 2 13/01/09 11:08
3● Health effectsThe wireless device installed in this device broadcasts radio-wave electromagnetic energy the same as other radio products. However, the broadcast energy has been suppressed to levels that are much lower than mobile telephones or other radio devices.Toshiba assures that the wireless LAN component built into this device can be used safely in accordance with the guidelines of the radio frequency safety standards and recommendations. These safety standards and recommendations form an academic consensus compiled from the results of deliberations of committees of specialists in ongoing investigations and studies of a wide range of research reports.However, depending on the surrounding conditions and environment, owners of buildings or those responsible for an organization may limit the use of wireless LANs. The following are noted as ex-amples. ●When using equipment that uses a wireless LAN in an airplane. ●When it is determined that there is a harmful effect or it is recognized that there is radio fre-quency interference with some services or other types of equipment.If you are unsure of the policy regarding the use of wireless devices in individual organizations or locations (such as airports), conrm, with the administrator of the facility's environment or organi-zation, that the product can be used before turning on the wireless transmission function.● Information regarding regulationsBe sure to follow the instructions from the manufacturer noted in the instructions provided with the product when using or installing the wireless LAN component installed in the product. The product complies with radio frequency standards and safety standards.TinkerBell_EN_WirelessLAN.indd 3 13/01/09 11:08
4This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two con-ditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any Changes or modications not expressly approved by party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the 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 in-structions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guaran-tee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this 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. ●Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ●Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con-nected. ●Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environ-ment.This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.FCC StatementRadiation Exposure StatementTinkerBell_EN_WirelessLAN.indd 4 13/01/09 11:08

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