Intel EP110 Intel 4.7-inch Smartphone User Manual user guide
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Intel 4.7-inch Smartphone Model: EP110 User Guide CONTENTS 1 Getting Started.............................................................................................. 3 1.1 Your Phone..................................................................................3 1.2 Phone Buttons.............................................................................4 1.3 Phone Slots, Ports & Jacks............................................................4 1.4 Charge the Battery.......................................................................5 1.4.1 Battery Tips............................................................................................... 5 1.5 Turn on the Phone........................................................................5 1.7 Touchscreen................................................................................6 2 Home Screen & Basic Features...................................................................... 7 2.1 Customizing Your Home Screen.....................................................8 2.2 Status & Notification Icons............................................................9 2.2.1 Quick Settings........................................................................................... 9 2.2.2 Status Icons............................................................................................ 10 2.2.3 Notification Icons..................................................................................... 10 2.3 Search......................................................................................11 2.3.1 Search Settings....................................................................................... 11 2.4 Securing your Phone...................................................................11 2.5 Using the App Launcher.............................................................12 2.6 Using the Play Store...................................................................12 2.7 Viewing Recently Used Apps.......................................................12 3 Making & Answering Calls.......................................................................... 13 3.1 Using the Phone Tab..................................................................13 3.1.1 Call Waiting............................................................................................. 14 3.1.2 Call Forwarding........................................................................................ 14 3.1.3 Working with Multiple Calls....................................................................... 15 3.1.4 Voicemail................................................................................................ 15 5 Taking Photos & Videos.............................................................................. 22 5.1 View Your Pictures & Video..........................................................23 6 Connections............................................................................................... 24 6.1 Using Wi-Fi ..............................................................................24 6.2 Wireless Bluetooth® Connection...................................................24 6.2.1 Share Files via Wireless Bluetooth® Connection........................................... 25 6.3 Transferring Files between your Phone & Computer........................25 6.4 Connecting to Virtual Private Networks.........................................25 6.5 Sharing Your Phone’s Data Connection Via USB Tethering..............25 6.6 Share your Phone’s Data Connection as a Wi-Fi Hotspot.................26 6.7 Connecting to a Wireless Display (WiDi)........................................26 6.8 Control Your Phone from a PC......................................................26 7 Accounts.................................................................................................... 27 8 Changing Phone Settings............................................................................. 28 8.1 Wireless & Networks...................................................................28 8.2 Device.......................................................................................29 8.3 Personal....................................................................................29 8.4 System......................................................................................30 9 Safety, Regulatory & Legal.......................................................................... 31 Safety Guidelines.............................................................................31 Operational and Legal Guidelines.......................................................32 WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) Statement.............32 FCC Statements...............................................................................32 RF Exposure (Specific Absorption Rate) Information............................33 Industry Canada Statements..............................................................33 Notice.............................................................................................34 3.2 Answering & Rejecting Calls........................................................16 3.3 Using the Call Log Tab................................................................16 3.4 Using the Contacts Tab...............................................................17 3.4.1 Contact Synchronization........................................................................... 17 4 Sending & Receiving Messages................................................................... 19 4.1 Sending messages......................................................................19 4.2 Managing Messages....................................................................20 4.3 Message Settings.......................................................................20 4.4 Additional Messaging Features....................................................21 PAGE : 2 1 GETTING STARTED 1.1 YOUR PHONE Congratulations on your new phone purchase. This guide will help you quickly come up to speed on the important features of your phone. In-box Contents: 3.5mm Audio Jack • Phone Power Button • Charger • USB 2.0 cable NOTE: Screen images and icons are simulated for the purpose of this guide. Actual displays may vary. Instructions in this guide may change depending on the software version on your device. Rear-Facing Camera Volume SIM Card Tray Speaker USB/Power Port 1.0 GETTING STARTED PAGE : 3 1.2 PHONE BUTTONS Buttons Earpiece Press to go back to the previous screen or to close a menu or dialog box. Press to return to the center panel of the Home screen. Press to display shortcuts to the most recently used apps. TIP: Press and hold and then swipe upward to quickly launch Google in your browser. Front-Facing Camera Power button Press and hold to turn your phone on. To turn the phone off, press and hold, then follow the onscreen instructions. When your phone is on, press to wake your phone or put it into sleep mode. Volume Press on the top to increase the volume or on the bottom to decrease the volume. TIP: Press either top or bottom to silence an incoming call. 1.3 PHONE SLOTS, PORTS & JACKS 3.5 mm audio jack Plug in headphones or other audio device. USB/Power port Connect USB cord to phone and power adapter to charge the phone. NOTE: You can plug the USB cord to phone and connect to your PC. SIM Card Tray Insert a SIM card. Microphone 1.0 GETTING STARTED PAGE : 4 1.4 CHARGE THE BATTERY 1.5 TURN ON THE PHONE Before using your phone for the first time, charge the phone for three hours. To turn on the phone: To charge the battery: 1. Attach one end of the USB cord to the phone’s USB/Power port and the other end to the plug. 2. Plug the phone into the wall. • Hold down the power button to turn the phone on. Power Button Plug into wall. TIP: One press puts your phone into Sleep mode. Pressing and holding allows you to choose Airplane mode, Silent mode, or Vibrate. Connect this end to plug. To turn the phone off: • Hold down the power button and touch Power Off. Connect this end to phone’s USB port. 1.4.1 BATTERY TIPS For the best battery life, let your battery drain down until the battery very low icon appears in the status bar (usually below 15% charge ) before recharging, and do not leave your phone plugged in after it is fully charged. Hold down the power button, then touch Power off to turn the phone off. To make your charge last as long as possible: •C hange the screen timeout rate and display brightness (see Display under Device). • Disable Wi-Fi when not in use (see Wireless & Networks). NOTE: For optimal charging, please use the USB cable and charger provided with the phone. 1.0 GETTING STARTED PAGE : 5 • 1.6 SLEEP & WAKE 1.7 TOUCHSCREEN When your phone is on, you can put the phone in sleep mode and lock your phone. To save battery life, your phone will go into sleep mode if left idle. Use your fingers on the touchscreen to perform actions, open objects, slide the screen, and more. You can wake and unlock your phone when you are ready to use it. Below are the different ways of interacting with your touchscreen. To put the phone in sleep mode: • Drag: Touch and hold an object then drag the object to a new location. For example, drag any icon on the Home screen to a new location. • Briefly press the Power button. Your phone goes into sleep mode, without disrupting any running applications, downloads, or phone calls. NOTE: If you press the power button for too long, you will see the power off menu. To wake the phone: 1. Press the Power button. 2. Place your finger on and slide it all the way to the right. 3. Your phone’s screen will resume display. NOTE: If your phone is secured, you must enter your password, pin, or pattern to wake it. See Securing your Phone for more details. When the phone is in sleep mode, and you want to wake the phone, press the power button and then drag the lock to the right. 1.0 GETTING STARTED • Double-tap: Quickly touch the screen twice to zoom in when using the Gallery or on zoomed-out Browser pages. For example, double-touch a news site to zoom in on the text. • Pinch: When using Gallery or zoomed-out Browser pages, place two fingers on the screen at once, then move your fingers together to zoom out or move them apart to zoom in. For example, pinch your fingers apart to zoom out of a news site in the Browser. • Slide: Quickly move your finger from one edge of the screen to the opposite edge to scroll the display up, down, left or right. For example, quickly move your finger from the left side of the Home screen to the right to scroll the Home screen to a different panel. • Touch: Touch an object on the screen to select or open it. For example, touch on the Home screen to open the Phone app. • T ouch and hold: Touch an object on the screen and continue to hold it to reveal other options. For example, touch and hold an empty spot on the Home screen to reveal options for adding items to the screen. PAGE : 6 2 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES To scroll the Home screen: • Slide the screen to the left or right. The Home screen is a gateway to all of your phone’s applications and features, and displays whenever you turn on your phone. TIP: To move an icon, touch and hold the icon, then drag it to a new location. TIP: The bar at the bottom of the screen indicates which one of the five panels is displayed. To open the Home screen: • Open the Home screen at any time by pressing the button. The Home screen is split into five panels, with the center panel displayed when the Home screen opens. Touch Google to search the web via text input tray. Swipe left or right to see more panels. Touch and hold to change the wallpaper. To quickly access your phone’s main functions: • Touch to make a call. For more information on calling, see Making & Answering Calls. • Touch to see your contacts. For more information on contacts, see Making & Answering Calls. • Touch to choose an app from the App Launcher. For more information on apps and the App Launcher, see Using the App Launcher. Touch an app to open it. • Touch to send a message. For more information on Messaging, see Sending & Receiving Messages. • Touch Touch to make a call. Touch to view contacts. to browse the web. Touch to browse the web. Touch to view all apps. 2.0 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES Touch to send a text message. PAGE : 7 2.1 CUSTOMIZING YOUR HOME SCREEN You can easily customize your Home screen by changing the background picture (or wallpaper). TIP: Rearrange items on your screen by touching and holding them and then dragging them to a new location. You can also delete them by touching and holding and then dragging them to the trash. You can perform the following actions with folders. To open a folder Touch the folder. To make a new folder, stack apps on top of each other in the home screen. To add items to a folder Drag an item on your Home screen into the folder. NOTE: You cannot put shortcuts in a contact folder. To remove items from a folder Touch and hold an item in the folder, then release it on the Home screen or on the trash icon. To rename a folder Open a folder, then touch and hold the title bar and enter a new folder name. To customize your Home screen: •T ouch and hold an empty space on the Home screen, then touch the type of item you want to add and follow the prompts. The following types of items are available: • Gallery allows you to choose photos on your phone to set as the background image for your screen. • Social Gallery also allows you to choose photos on your phone. • Live Wallpapers are animated background images for your screen. • Wallpapers are static background images for your screen. 2.0 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES PAGE : 8 2.2 STATUS & NOTIFICATION ICONS 2.2.1 QUICK SETTINGS The status bar at the top of the screen displays important information about your phone. Quickly access many of your phone’s settings from the Notifications screen. Notification icons Status icons To open the notifications panel: • Drag the status bar to the bottom of the screen. Drag down to display notifications. Touch to clear notifications. Touch to launch quick settings. Touch a notification to respond. Owner (Your Name): View the quick contact info for the phone’s owner. Brightness: Adjust the screen’s brightness automatically or select the desired brightness. For the longest battery life, use the lowest comfortable brightness. Settings: Access your phone’s settings. Wi-Fi: Turn on Wi-Fi and configure any desired settings under Advanced Wi-Fi. 3G/4G Service: View the strength of your current 3G/4G connection and your data usage statistics. To respond to a notification: •T ouch a notification in the panel to open its application. For example, touching a new email notification opens the Email app’s inbox. To close the notifications panel: • Drag the status bar back to the top of the screen. 2.0 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES Battery: View the percentage of battery life remaining, along with battery usage by individual apps. Airplane Mode: Disable all wireless connections, including Bluetooth wireless technology and 3G/4G. Bluetooth: Turn on Bluetooth wireless technology and access settings. PAGE : 9 2.2.2 STATUS ICONS 2.2.3 NOTIFICATION ICONS Below are the status and notification icons you can expect to see. NOTE: Installed apps may use their own unique notification icons. Connected to mobile network Alarm set Mobile network in use Vibrate mode Mobile network strength Roaming No signal New text or multimedia message More notifications Problem with text or multimedia message delivery Call in progress New voicemail Call in progress using a Bluetooth headset Upcoming event Missed call Data syncing Call forwarding on Problem with sign-in or sync Song playing USB storage full Uploading data Phone connected via USB cable Downloading data System update available Download finished Connected to or disconnected from virtual private network (VPN) Ringer silenced Battery very low Battery low No SIM card installed Battery partially drained Connected to Wi-Fi network Battery full Bluetooth wireless technology on Battery charging Connected to wireless product featuring Bluetooth technology GPS on Phone sharing its data connection via USB tethering Airplane mode Phone sharing its data connection as a Wi-Fi hotspot Application update available Receiving location data from GPS Connected to Wireless Display (WiDi) Wi-Fi direct on Headset plugged in 2.0 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES PAGE : 10 2.3 SEARCH 2.3.1 SEARCH SETTINGS Search on your phone and on the web with the built-in Search function. You can change the default Search settings. To change Search settings: • From the Search screen, press Settings. Google Now Toggle Google Now On or Off. Voice Display options for setting language, SafeSearch, and blocking offensive words. Phone Search Select which applications to search by default. NOTE: Only the selected applications will display and be searched within the Search application. Privacy and accounts Set your location and manage your Google search history. 2.4 SECURING YOUR PHONE You can configure your phone to require a password, PIN, or pattern to turn it on or wake it up. Securing your phone can help keep its contents private. To secure your phone: 1. F rom the Home screen, touch Security. 2. T ouch Screen lock to change the current security lock. 3. Select one of the following settings: • None disables screen locking. To run a search: 1. Touch the Google search box at the top of the Home screen. 2. Type a search term. As you type, Search displays matching results. 3. Touch a matching result to open it. • Slide lets you drag an icon across the screen to unlock your phone. • Face Unlock lets you use facial recognition to unlock your phone. • Voice Unlock lets you use voice recognition to unlock your phone. • Pattern lets you draw a custom pattern to unlock your phone. •P IN lets you use a 4- to 16-digit number combination to unlock your phone. • Password lets you use a 4- to 16-character password to unlock your phone. (Password must contain at least one letter.) NOTE: Once you have selected a lock for your phone, you will need to enter this lock each time you turn on or wake up your phone. 2.0 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES PAGE : 11 2.5 USING THE APP LAUNCHER 2.7 VIEWING RECENTLY USED APPS Apps are small programs that add features to your phone. Many apps come preinstalled, and additional apps can be purchased in the Play Store. You can use the Recent button to easily access all of your recently used apps. Widgets are apps that run directly on your Home screen, such as a music player, newspaper, or clock. • Touch To view recently used apps: , then touch an app to open it. You can use the App launcher to easily access all of your installed apps. To use the app launcher: • Touch , then touch an app to open it. To add an app shortcut to the Home screen: •T ouch and hold an app. Once the Home screen displays, drop the app onto an empty spot on the Home screen. 1. T ouch to open the App tray. 2. Touch an app to open it. 2.6 USING THE PLAY STORE Almost any app you can imagine is available for purchase (and often for free) in the Play Store. To use the Play Store: • Touch , then touch Search or browse for apps. You will be able to confirm that you want to purchase an app and see the permissions it requires before installing it on your phone. TIP: Google™ Play Store can be used only when Google account is activated. 2.0 HOME SCREEN & BASIC FEATURES PAGE : 12 3 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS The following actions are available while you are on a call: The Phone app allows you to make calls and store and find your contacts. You can move between the phone dialer, call history, contacts, and favorites by touching the tabs at the top of the Phone app. To hold a call Touch to hold or resume the current call. To mute a call Touch to mute or unmute the call. To use speakerphone Touch to turn speakerphone on or off. Warning! To avoid damage to your hearing, do not hold the phone against your ear when speakerphone is turned on. To use a Bluetooth headset Touch to automatically transfer your calls to a connected Bluetooth headset. For more information, see Wireless Bluetooth Connection. To end a call Touch 3.1 USING THE PHONE TAB To make a call: 1. From the Home screen, touch 2. Touch the numbers on the dial pad to dial a number, using corrections. 3. Touch to dial the number. to make NOTE: For international calls, first touch and hold 0 to enter + and then dial the number. NOTE: You can switch to any application without ending the call. Return to the phone screen by expanding the notifications bar and touching 3.0 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS PAGE : 13 3.1.1 CALL WAITING 3.1.2 CALL FORWARDING The Call Waiting feature will notifiy you if the person you are calling is already on another call. You can set the forwarding behavior of your phone when receiving calls. Outgoing call waiting: When you call someone who has Call Waiting activated on their phone, and that person is already on the line in another call, you will see a “Call waiting...” notification on the screen. To set up incoming call forwarding: 1. From the Phone app, press Settings Call forwarding. 2. Touch Always forward to enable or disable. 3. Touch the following options to input a phone number to which each type of call will be forwarded: • Always forward • Forward when busy • Forward when unanswered • Forward when unreachable NOTE: Once set, Call Forward conditional is active will appear on-screen. 3.0 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS PAGE : 14 3.1.3 WORKING WITH MULTIPLE CALLS You can make another call while on a call. To add a call: • While on a call, touch and dial another number. The following options are available when on a conference call: To drop a participant Touch Manage, then touch To talk privately to a participant Touch Manage, then touch . When you are done talking privately, touch Merge Calls to add the participant back to the conference call. To end the call Touch all callers. To move between calls: • Touch to move between calls. to end the conference call and disconnect • To merge calls into a conference call: • Touch to join two or more calls together into a single conference call. 3.1.4 VOICEMAIL When you receive voicemail, the message notification icon appears in the notifications panel. To check voicemail: • Within the Phone app, press and hold the 1 key. (May vary by carrier.) TIP: You can also open the notifications panel and touch the message notification. 3.0 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS PAGE : 15 3.2 ANSWERING & REJECTING CALLS 3.3 USING THE CALL LOG TAB When receiving a call, you will see the following at the bottom of the screen: The call log lists calls you have made, missed, and received. You can also call entries, send messages, and add caller information to contacts. To use the call log: • From the Phone app, touch The following options are available from the call log. To accept a call: • Drag the circle to If you are already in a call, that call will be placed on hold while you answer the new call. To reject a call: • Drag the circle to The rejected call will automatically be directed to your voicemail. To reject a call with a text message: • Drag the circle to The call will be rejected, and the caller will recieve the automated text message reply of your choice: To see more details Touch an entry. To call the entry Touch To send a text message Touch the entry to see more details, then touch For more information on messaging, see Sending & Receiving Messages. To add to contacts Touch the entry to see more details, then touch For more information on adding contacts, see Using the Contacts Tab. To remove an entry from the call log Touch the entry to see more details, press touch Remove from call log. To remove all entries Press from the call log 3.0 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS , then Clear Call Log. PAGE : 16 3.4 USING THE CONTACTS TAB The Contacts tab displays the contacts from your accounts along with any contacts you have added. To communicate with contacts: • Touch the contact, then touch one of the following icons: 3.4.1 CONTACT SYNCHRONIZATION By default, contacts in your accounts and on your phone will be synchronized, so that any changes to the contacts on your phone will be matched in your accounts, and vice versa. See Accounts for more information. Depending on your account settings, information you add or remove from your phone will be synchronized with your external accounts. See Accounts for more information. To find a contact: 1. From the Phone app, touch the Contacts tab. 2. Scroll up and down to view all contacts. 3. Touch a name to call that contact. Touch the phone number to call a contact. Touch to send a text message. Touch the email address to send an email. To add a contact: 1. From the Contacts tab, touch 2. Enter contact information, filling in as many or as few of the fields as desired. 3. Touch Done to create a new contact, or press Discard to discard the new contact without saving. NOTE: If you have multiple accounts, select the account to which you want to add the new contact. 3.0 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS PAGE : 17 TIP: Use the following controls to add information about the contact: • Touch the arrow at the end of the name field to view more name fields. • Touch and follow the prompts to choose or take a photo for your contact’s icon. To edit a contact: 1. From the homescreen, touch the Contacts icon and then touch a contact. Press Edit. 2. Modify the contact information, as described above. 3. Touch Done. To delete a contact: 1. From the homescreen, touch the Contacts icon and then touch a contact. Press Delete. 2. Touch OK to confirm. TIP: Log into your Google account to manage your contacts online. Add, edit, or remove contacts, and they will automatically sync to your phone. NOTE: Read-only contact information, such as that from an external app, will only be hidden, not deleted. 3.0 MAKING & ANSWERING CALLS PAGE : 18 4 SENDING & RECEIVING MESSAGES 4.1 SENDING MESSAGES The Message app allows you to send and receive text and multimedia messaging threads (groups of sent and received messages). To open the messaging app: • From the Home screen, touch To send a message: 1. From the Message app, touch 2. Enter a recipient in the To field or touch Matching numbers and contacts appear as you type. To view a message: • Within the Message app, touch a message thread. The messages inside the thread will be displayed, with the newest message at the top of the screen. 3. T ouch a matching contact or number to select it or enter a new number to message a new contact. 4. Touch the Type message field and enter a message. 5. Touch to send your message. TIP: Threads with new messages are displayed in bold. TIP: You can add smileys, subject headings, and more. See Message Options below for more information. To view a multimedia attachment: TIP: You can send messages to groups. • If the message has a multimedia attachment, touch the attachment. 4.0 SENDING & RECEIVING MESSAGES PAGE : 19 To attach multimedia to a message: 1. Press Attach. 2. Select the desired type of attachment (for example, a music file or a captured picture), then follow the prompts to send the message. 4.3 MESSAGE SETTINGS To specify message settings: • From the main Messaging window, press Settings. The following settings are available: MESSAGE OPTIONS The following actions are available while composing a message: NOTIFICATION SETTINGS Press ALTERNATE: Exiting the Message app will also save any draft messages. Delete old messages Toggle on/off to delete old messages as limits are reached. Text message limit Touch to set number of text messages to save. Resume working on a draft Touch the message thread you were composing and resume entering your message. Multimedia message limit Touch to set number of multimedia messages to save. Discard a draft Clear the message text. Enter a smiley Press Insert Smiley and touch the smiley you want to insert. ALTERNATE: Touch and hold :-) on the onscreen keyboard and select a smiley. Save message as a draft ALTERNATE: Enter the characters that make up the smiley. Add a subject heading to your message Press heading. Add subject and enter the subject 4.2 MANAGING MESSAGES To delete a messaging thread: TEXT (SMS) MESSAGES Delivery reports MULTIMEDIA (MMS) MESSAGES Delivery reports Request a delivery report whenever you send a multimedia message. Read reports Request reports when your multimedia messages are read or deleted. Auto-retrieve Automatically download attachments from incoming multimedia messages. Roaming auto-retrieve Turn on auto-retrieve even when on another carrier’s network. NOTE: Turning this option off prevents data roaming costs. •O pen the messaging window, touch and hold a messaging thread, then touch To forward a message: 1. Open the messaging window and touch a messaging thread. 2. Press Forward. NOTIFICATION SETTINGS Notifications Set to show message content, to only show sender, or to not show notification. Sound Choose a ringtone to play whenever a new message is received. Vibrate Toggle on/off to cause phone to vibrate whenever a new message is received. 3. Enter a recipient and then touch Send to forward the message. T o delete all messaging threads: 1. Open the messaging window, then touch and hold a messaging thread. 2. Touch all other messaging threads to select them. 3. Touch 4.0 SENDING & RECEIVING MESSAGES Request a delivery report whenever you send a text message. PAGE : 20 4.4 ADDITIONAL MESSAGING FEATURES While using the Messaging app, you can take advantage of several features that make advanced tasks even easier. The following features are available: Zoom in/out While reading a message, pinch your fingers to zoom in or out on the message text. Select multiple messages to delete or forward 1. Touch and hold an individual message. 2. Touch other messages to select them. 3. Touch Or Touch 4.0 SENDING & RECEIVING MESSAGES to delete selected messages to forward selected messages. PAGE : 21 5 TAKING PHOTOS & VIDEOS The Camera 2.0 app lets you take and share pictures and videos. To start the Camera 2.0 app: • In the App Launcher, touch To take a picture: 1. Frame your subject in the display. 2. Touch the Shutter button to take your picture and save the image to the Social Gallery. To shoot a video: 1. From the Camera 2.0 app, touch the Mode button, and then select 2. Touch the Shutter button to begin recording. When done, press the Shutter button again to stop recording and save the video to the Social Gallery. Use Camera HDR mode: Select High Dynamic Range mode to give your pictures the most vivid colors and richest details. Use Camera Smile mode: In this mode, the camera will automatically snap a photo as soon as it detects that all subjects are smiling. (The shutter button is effectively disabled.) Camera buttons and icons Once opened, the Camera 2.0 app displays the following icons and buttons: Touch to switch mode: Photo, Video, Burst, PerfectShot, and Panorama. Smile mode will be available only in Photo mode. Selecting a new mode changes the icon on the shutter button to match the current mode. Use the Shutter button to take a picture or shoot a video. Touch to switch between rear-facing and front-facing cameras. Touch to toggle Face Detection on/off. Touch to adjust Flash settings. Touch to access Hints, Geo Location, Picture Size, Scenes, Exposure, White Balance, ISO setting, and Self-Timer. TIP: To zoom in or out, pinch in the view window to bring up the zoom slider. Slide the dot up to zoom in (+); slide the dot down to zoom out (-) 5.0 TAKING PHOTOS & VIDEOS Use Camera Burst mode: When the camera is set to Burst mode, each shutter press will capture a series of ten images and save them to the Gallery. Select Fast or Slow to determine the amount of time between images. Use Camera PerfectShot mode: When you press the shutter button in PerfectShot mode, the camera will automatically snap ten photos and save the best one to the Gallery. Use Camera Panorama mode: Select the Panorama mode to sweep across a scene (horizontally or vertically) and capture multiple images that will be automatically stitched together into a single panoramic image. During Continuous capture, several on-screen elements assist in capturing and aligning images: • • • • The arrow indicates the direction to move the camera for the next shot. Touch the shutter button to finish capturing multiple images. The counter displays the number of images collected for this panorama. A semi-transparent overlay of the previous image assists in aligning the next image in the sequence. Simply move the camera until key details on the two images are aligned, and the next image is automatically captured. NOTE: When using Panorama Mode, you must pan far enough to take at least two pictures. If you do not touch the shutter button, the camera will stop taking pictures when it reaches the maximum number of shots. PAGE : 22 To change advanced settings: Camera settings are available at any time by pressing 5.1 VIEW YOUR PICTURES & VIDEO Geo Location: Touch to toggle on/off. When on, location information will be captured and stored with your photos. Pictures and videos taken with the Camera 2.0 app are stored in the Gallery app, but they can be viewed and shared from within the main camera screen, also. To view a picture, touch the small thumbnail image in the lower right of the screen. You will see the following screen: Picture Size: Touch to choose widescreen image or standard 4:3 format. Three different video sizes are available: 1080p Full HD, 720p HD, or SD. While viewing a picture, touch the picture to access the following actions: Scenes: Touch to choose an appropriate shooting scene. Touch to return to the Camera 2.0 app to take more pictures. Exposure: Touch to adjust exposure (brightness) settings. Touch to launch the Gallery app to see all the pictures on your phone. White Balance: Touch to adjust the white balance of your photos. ISO setting: Touch to adjust ISO sensitivity. Self-Timer: Touch to set a timer for 3, 5, or 10 seconds. Touch to share the picture you are currently viewing, then touch your preferred method of sharing (Google Drive, Gmail, Google+, wireless Bluetooth technology-enabled device, Picasa web album, text message, etc). Touch to delete the picture you are currently viewing. Touch to access advanced settings (Edit, Rotate, Crop, etc). NOTE: The Gallery app displays the pictures and videos you have taken on your phone, downloaded from the web, or (where available) uploaded to a synchronized Picasa account (Google’s web-based photo storage). TIP: Set the camera to Camera Mode to change Picture Size. Set the camera to Video Mode to change Video Size settings. 5.0 TAKING PHOTOS & VIDEOS PAGE : 23 6 CONNECTIONS 6.2 WIRELESS BLUETOOTH® CONNECTION Your phone can connect to Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth wireless technologyenabled products (such as headsets), and your computer. You can also connect to virtual private networks (or VPNs) and use your phone as a hotspot. 6.1 USING WI-FI Connect to Wi-Fi networks to browse the internet, check your email, and more. TIP: Use a Wi-Fi connection to help save on data costs. To connect to a wireless network: 1. 2. 3. 4. rom the Home screen, press Settings If Wi-Fi is OFF, touch OFF to toggle it on. The available networks will be displayed. Touch a network, then touch Connect. Wi-Fi. NOTE: For secured networks, enter the requested security information, then touch Connect. To add a network: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Wi-Fi. 2. Touch 3. Enter the network’s SSID (the name of the network). 4. Touch Save. Your phone saves the information you entered and uses it to connect to the network whenever it is available. NOTE: If the network is secured, enter the security information by touching None (under Security) and selecting the type of network security that the network uses (for example, WEP or WPA/WPA2 PSK). Then enter the requested security information, such as a password. To connect to a Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product for the first time, you must pair it with your phone. Once paired, your phone will automatically connect to paired products. You can use your phone to connect to wireless products featuring Bluetooth technology up to eight meters away. To pair phone with Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Bluetooth. 2. If Bluetooth is OFF, touch OFF to toggle it on. The available Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled products will then be displayed. 3. Select the product you wish to pair. 4. Confirm the product number and touch Pair to pair the product. Once paired, your phone will automatically connect with the product. NOTE: If the product requires a pass code before pairing, try entering 0000 or 1234 or check the product’s documentation. If your phone does not display the Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product, touch Search for devices to rescan. See the documentation that came with your product to learn how to configure it to be discoverable by phone. To disconnect a Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Bluetooth. 2. Touch a connected product, then touch OK to disconnect. To reconnect a paired Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Bluetooth. 2. Touch a paired product that you want to connect. To unpair Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Bluetooth. 2. Touch next to a paired but disconnected product, then touch Unpair. To remove or modify a saved network: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Wi-Fi. 2. Touch and hold the network, then touch Forget network or Modify network. 6.0 CONNECTIONS PAGE : 24 6.2.1 SHARE FILES VIA WIRELESS BLUETOOTH® CONNECTION To share files via wireless Bluetooth connection: 1. Select the files to share by touching and holding one file and then selecting others if required. 2. Touch and then select Bluetooth from the pop-up list. 3. Select a paired device from the Bluetooth device picker list, and the file will be shared via wireless Bluetooth connection. 6.3 TRANSFERRING FILES BETWEEN YOUR PHONE & COMPUTER Transfer files between your phone and computer by connecting your phone to your computer’s USB port. To transfer files between your phone and your computer: 1. Use the USB cable that came with your phone (the “cord” of your phone’s power cord) to connect your phone to your computer’s USB port. Warning! Follow any instructions that appear on your computer when connecting to the USB port. Failure to follow these instructions may result in damage to your files. 2. Once connected, drag down the notification panel and touch Connected as a media device to change connection type: Media device (MTP) or Camera (PTP). 6.4 CONNECTING TO VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS Virtual private networks (VPNs) allow you to connect to a secured local network from outside the network. VPNs are commonly deployed by schools, corporations, and other institutions that rely primarily on an on-location network but allow secure access from the outside. To connect to a VPN for the first time, add that VPN to your phone. You can then connect to it automatically at any time. To add a VPN to your phone: 1. F rom the Home screen, press Settings More... (under the Wireless & Networks section) VPN. 2. Touch and then follow your network administrator’s instructions to configure each component of the VPN’s settings. 6.0 CONNECTIONS 3. When you are done configuring the VPN, touch Save. To connect to a previously-added VPN: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings More... (under the Wireless & Networks section) VPN. The VPNs you have added are listed at the top of the screen. 2. Touch the desired VPN. Enter any requested information. 3. Touch Connect. To disconnect from a VPN: • Open the notifications panel, touch the active VPN notification, and touch Disconnect. TIP: You must set a lock screen PIN or password before connecting to a VPN (Virtual Private Network). 6.5 SHARING YOUR PHONE’S DATA CONNECTION VIA USB TETHERING You can share your phone’s data connection with a computer, allowing that computer to access the internet by using USB tethering (as long as you are not currently using the USB port to share files). NOTE: Not all carriers support sharing your phone’s data connection. Please check with your carrier to learn more. NOTE: Some operating systems, such as Windows XP, require you to prepare your computer before enabling USB tethering. Visit www.android.com/tether for more information. To tether your phone: 1. Use the USB cable that came with your phone to connect your phone to your computer’s USB port. 1. From the Home screen, press Settings More... (under the Wireless & Networks section) Tethering. 2. Touch USB tethering to enable tethering. Your phone will begin sharing its data connection with your computer. 3. W hen you are finished, uncheck USB tethering or simply disconnect the USB cable. Go to http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-usb-driver-for-android-devices PAGE : 25 this adapter a custom name, such as Living Room, My Place, etc. for the latest drivers. 6.6 SHARE YOUR PHONE’S DATA CONNECTION AS A WI-FI HOTSPOT You can turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot to let other computers and devices use your phone’s data connection as a wireless network. To turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings Hotspot 2. If Hotspot is OFF, touch OFF to toggle it on. Your phone will broadcast its Wi-Fi SSID and can be connected to like any other wireless network. Touch Hotspot Set up Wi-Fi hotspot to edit your phone’s data connection. 6.7 CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS DISPLAY (WIDI) You can enjoy all of your personal and online content on your big screen—by wirelessly connecting your phone to your TV. Touch the names of devices to turn on Wi-Fi direct and connect directly to nearby peer devices over Wi-Fi for more reliable, higher-speed communication. (No internet connection or tethering is needed.) Through third-party apps, you can connect to compatible devices to take advantage of new features such as instant sharing of files, photos, or other media; streaming video or audio from another device; or connecting to compatible printers or other devices. 6.8 CONTROL YOUR PHONE FROM A PC MOBILedit! allows you to control your phone from a PC. Download MOBILedit! to any computer and connect your phone via cable, wireless Bluetooth connection, or IrDA. You will be able to view the contents of your phone, as well as synchronize, add, edit, or delete items. Go to www.mobiledit.com/oem and enter the code intel-001303 to register and then download the MOBILedit! software. To set up Wireless Display: 1. From the Home screen, touch 2. Touch Settings Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi Direct. 3. When searching completes, touch an adapter name to connect to it. 4. Enter the 8-digit pin code shown on the TV screen and touch OK. NOTE: Once connected, the to icon next to the adapter name will change To disconnect Wireless Display: 1. From the Home screen, touch 2. Touch Settings Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi Direct. 3. Touch the name of the adapter you are currently using. 4. Touch Disconnect. TIP: Follow the first two steps above and then choose Rename Device to give 6.0 CONNECTIONS PAGE : 26 7 ACCOUNTS You can keep your phone synchronized with your Google, email, and corporate accounts, as well as synchronizing contacts with other applications. To add an account to your phone: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings + Add account. 2. Select the type of account to add, such as a corporate account (using Microsoft Exchange) or a Google account. 3. Follow the on-screen instructions for configuring your account. To remove an account from your phone: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings and then touch the name of the account. 2. Touch the email address of the account. 3. Touch Remove account. 4. Touch Remove account to confirm removal. To change an account’s synchronization settings: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings and then touch the name of the account. 2. Touch the email address of the account. 3. In the next screen, check or uncheck the type of information you want synchronized. For example, your Google account lets you enable or disable synchronization of your Browser, Contacts, Calendar, Google Photos, Picasa Web Albums (where available), Google+, Gmail, and more. NOTE: Previously synchronized data remains on your phone until you manually delete it. To manually synchronize an account: 1. From the Home screen, press Settings and then touch the name of the account. 2. Touch the email address of the account. 3. Press Sync now. NOTE: Data charges may be incurred during the synchronization process. NOTE: The first time you open an app using accounts (such as Email, Calendar, or Gmail), you will be prompted to add an account. The process for adding an account within these apps is identical to that described above. 7.0 ACCOUNTS PAGE : 27 8 CHANGING PHONE SETTINGS Touch More... to access the following options: The settings window displays all of the settings that affect how your phone looks and works. To open the settings window: • From the Home screen, press Settings. Airplane mode Disable all wireless connections, including Bluetooth wireless technology and 3G. Activating airplane mode greys out some other settings. VPN Configure your Virtual Private Network. Tethering Configure your phone for tethering: • USB tethering: Share your phone’s mobile data network connection with your computer via a USB connection. • Bluetooth tethering: Share your phone’s mobile data network connection via a Bluetooth connection. Mobile networks Configure your mobile data network using the following: • Data enabled: Clear this checkbox to prevent your phone from transmitting data on any mobile network. This is useful when you are traveling and wish to avoid charges for data use on a local carrier’s network, and it also can decrease the battery usage. Disabling data does not prevent your phone from transmitting data on other networks, such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled products. • Data roaming: Clear this checkbox to prevent your phone from using other carrier’s mobile networks when your own is unavailable. • Network Mode: Select your preferred network mode. • Access Point Names: Select from the available access points. • Network operators: Scan for and select a network operator. 8.1 WIRELESS & NETWORKS The Wireless & networks section configures your phone’s connections, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth wireless technology, VPN, and more. Wi-Fi Turn on Wi-Fi and configure any desired settings under Advanced Wi-Fi. For information on using Wi-Fi, see Using Wi-Fi. Advanced Wi-Fi From Settings, touch Wi-Fi Advanced. • Network notification: Receive a notification when an open Wi-Fi network becomes available. • Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep: Choose when to keep Wi-Fi turned on. • Avoid poor connections: Choose whether to use Wi-Fi networks with poor internet connections. • Wi-Fi frequency band: Specify the frequency range. • MAC address: Displays your current MAC address. • IP address: Displays your current IP address. Bluetooth Turn on Bluetooth wireless technology. To see available devices, touch Bluetooth. From this Bluetooth screen, touch for options: Rename phone, Visibility timeout, and Show received files. For more information on pairing your phone with a Bluetooth wireless technology-enabled product, see Wireless Bluetooth Connection. Data usage View your phone’s data usage. Touch for options: Restrict background data, Auto-sync data, and Mobile hotspots. 8.0 CHANGING PHONE SETTINGS PAGE : 28 8.2 DEVICE HDMI displays the phone’s HD video display settings. Sound settings let you configure your phone’s sounds. Storage displays the usage of internal storage and USB storage. Volumes Set the volume for each sound made by your phone, such as media or incoming calls. Battery displays the battery’s current charge, along with the battery usage of applications. Phone ringtone Select the ringtone for a phone call. Apps launches Manage apps. Vibrate when ringing Turn on to make the phone vibrate when it rings. Sensor calibration calibrates your phone’s gyroscope and compass. Default notification Select the notification ringtone. Intel Smart Video allows you to toggle video improvements ON/OFF. Dial pad touch tones Turn on to hear key presses when you dial numbers. 8.3 PERSONAL Touch sounds Turn on to hear sounds when you touch items. Location access Toggle ON/OFF GPS and search features that use your current location. Screen lock sound Turn on to hear a sound when you lock/unlock the screen. Security Vibrate on touch Turn on to make the phone vibrate when you touch items. Secure your phone with a Slide, Face Unlock, Voice Unlock, Pattern, PIN, or Password. See Securing your Phone for more information. • Automatically lock: Set how quickly your phone locks itself. • Power button instantly locks: Toggle whether pressing the power button locks your phone. • Encrypt phone: Require a numerical PIN or password to decrypt your phone each time that you turn it on. • Make passwords visible: Turn on to briefly display each character of your password. Asterisks are displayed by default. • Device administrators: View or deactivate device administrators. • Verify apps: Toggle whether you are warned before installation of apps that may cause harm to your phone. • Uknown sources: Allow installation of non-Market apps. Display settings configure your phone’s screen, such as its brightness or rotation. Brightness Adjust the screen’s brightness automatically or select the desired brightness. For the longest battery life, use the lowest comfortable brightness. Wallpaper Select an image on your phone to display as your phone’s wallpaper. Auto-rotate screen Check to automatically rotate the orientation of the screen as you turn the phone sideways or upright. Sleep Set how long a phone will idle before the phone enters sleep mode. For the longest battery life, use the shortest timeout. Daydream Toggle Daydream mode (a screensaver type of app) ON/OFF, select what to display, and choose whether to Daydream while docked, while charging, or either. Font size Change the size of the text displayed on your phone. Wireless Display Toggle WIDI ON/OFF and view available devices. 8.0 CHANGING PHONE SETTINGS • Trusted credentials: Display trusted CA certificates. • Install from SD card: Install certificates from SD card. • Clear credentials: Remove all certificates. PAGE : 29 Language & input Touch Language to choose a new language. • Spell checker: Toggle ON/OFF. • Personal dictionary: Display the user dictionary used to identify words you type. Touch the red X next to a word to delete it. Touch a word to edit it. Touch the plus sign to add a new word. • Keyboard & Input Methods: Display the onscreen keyboards available on your phone. Touch the sliders on the right to configure a keyboard. • Voice Search: Display options for setting language, SafeSearch, and blocking offensive words. • Text-to-speech output: Change the text-to-speech engine, adjust the speed at which text is spoken, and listen to an example. • Pointer speed: Adjust the speed of any mouse or track pad that is connected to or controlled by your phone. Backup & reset Use this setting to manage your personal information. • Back up my data: Back up certain personal data to Google servers. If you replace your phone, you can restore the data you have backed up. The following data can be backed up and restored: Browser bookmarks. Some third-party applications may also take advantage of this feature. Unchecking this option stops data back-up and deletes any existing backups. • Backup account: Set an account as your backup account. • Automatic restore: Restore your settings and other data when you reinstall an application using your current Google account. • Factory data reset: Erase all of your personal data from internal phone storage. Resetting the phone does not erase any software updates you have downloaded. You can also erase data downloaded to USB storage. After resetting your phone, you will be returned to the Google wizard when you next restart your phone. Accounts 8.4 SYSTEM Date & time The Date & time settings screen configures how the date and time are displayed on your phone. You can also use this screen to manually enter the date and time, rather than obtaining the current time from the mobile network. • Automatic date & time: Uncheck to set the date and time on the phone manually, rather than obtaining the current time from the mobile network. • Automatic time zone: Uncheck to set the time zone on the phone manually, rather than obtaining the current time zone from the mobile network. • Set date/Set time/Select time zone: Manually set the phone’s date, time zone, and time. This setting is only available if the Automatic setting, above, is unchecked. • Use 24-hour format: Display the time using 24-hour time format—for example, 13:00 rather than 1:00 PM. • Choose date format: Select the date format. Accessibility Toggle ON/OFF features such as TalkBack, magnification gestures, large text, and an accessibility shortcut; using the power button to end calls; screen auto-rotate; and spoken passwords. Configure text-to-speech output, the length of the touch and hold delay, and install web scripts from Google that make web content more accessible. Developer options Advanced options for developers. About phone Display information about your phone. • System updates: Check for Android system software updates. • Status: Touch to open the Status screen. • Legal information: Display legal information about the software included with your phone. Add, remove, and manage your accounts (including Google and Microsoft Exchange accounts.) For more information on working with accounts, see Accounts. 8.0 CHANGING PHONE SETTINGS PAGE : 30 9 SAFETY, REGULATORY & LEGAL SAFETY GUIDELINES IMPORTANT: Review and adhere to these guidelines. Failure to do so may incur risk of injury or property damage. Safety for AC Adapter (charger) WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Indoor use only. Do not use AC adapter in a wet location. There are no user serviceable parts inside the AC adapter - do not open enclosure. Connect only to a properly wired and grounded outlet. WARNING: Risk of electric shock. Do not connect/disconnect any cables or perform installation or maintenance of this device or its AC adapter during an electrical storm (such as a lightning storm or thunder storm). WARNING: Risk of electric shock, fire, or burn if using an AC adapter other than the one provided with this device. Do not replace with an alternate AC adapter. Replace only with adapter SC1402 from Salcomp. The AC adapter must be plugged into an easily accessible AC mains power socket when charging the device. The only way to turn off the AC adapter after the device is fully charged is to unplug it from AC mains. Safety Guidelines for the Battery This device uses a non-removable lithium-ion battery. Do not attempt to disassemble the device enclosure to access or remove the battery. The battery is intended to be serviced and disposed by qualified Intel service personnel only. WARNING: Risk of fire, explosion, or chemical burn if battery is mistreated (punctured or crushed). Do not attempt to disassemble. Do not incinerate. Do not heat the battery above +55˚C (131˚F). WARNING: Risk of fire, explosion, or chemical burn if using a battery other than the one provided with this device. Safety Guidelines for the Phone This device and its accessories are intended for use when the ambient temperature is between -10˚C and +55˚C (14˚F and 131˚F). Avoid placing this device next to heat sources, leaving it in the direct sunlight for extended periods, or in a place where the temperature may exceed the specified range (such as a parked car on a hot day). 9.0 SAFETY, REGULATORY & LEGAL DANGER: Risk of fire or explosion. Do not operate this device in potentially explosive environments such as fueling stations, fueling areas, fuel or chemical storage facilities, or areas where the air may contain chemical or dust particles such as grain particles or metal powders. If possible, physically remove this device from any such environment. Do not connect any accessory cables or press any the device’s buttons until outside of these environments. WARNING: Risk of injury due to interference with medical devices. This device may interfere with the operation of some pacemakers, hearing aids or other medical devices. To reduce the risk of potential interference, maintain a separation distance of 20cm (8 inches) between this device and the medical device. Refer to the medical device’s instructions or consult your medical service provider for additional information. WARNING: Risk of choking on removable parts (for example the SIM card and SIM tray). Keep this device and accessories away from and out of reach of children. To prevent possible hearing damage, do not listen at high volume levels for long periods. Caution: Risk of permanent hearing loss from using earphones or headphones with this device at high volume. Before placing headphones or earphones near the ear, 1) Find a quiet environment, 2) Turn the volume down on this device to the minimum setting, 3) Connect the earphone or headphone to the device, 4) Place the earphone or headphone near or on the ear and 5) Slowly increase the volume on the device to a comfortable level. Avoid increasing the volume above this level. Increasing the volume to be louder than a noisy environment, such as a city street, may exceed safe listening levels. If you experience discomfort or buzzing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use of your earphones or headphones. Risk of permanent hearing loss from using the loudspeaker in close proximity to the ear. Ring tones, info tones, and hands-free talking may be reproduced through the loudspeaker. Do not hold the device to the ear when it rings or when using the handsfree function. Caution: Risk of cut from broken glass. This device has a glass display that, if broken, may shatter and create sharp edges. If the display glass breaks, do not touch the broken area. Please return the device to Intel for service. PAGE : 31 Caution: Risk of injury due to flashing lights. Some people may be susceptible to blackouts, seizures or debilitating headaches when exposed to bright, flashing light such as, for example, when playing video games or watching other video content on this device. If you have experienced such medical issues in the past, please consult your physician before engaging in such activity on this device. Caution: Risk of injury due to repetitive motion. Repetitive motion of certain actions, such as pressing keys or other repetitive finger gestures, may cause discomfort in your hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, neck and other parts of your body. If you experience any such discomfort, please discontinue such actions until you have had an opportunity to consult with your physician. Caution: Risk of injury due to impact. Do not place the device or its accessories on or near an automotive air bag. There are no user serviceable parts inside this device. Refer all service to qualified Intel service personnel if the device no longer functions as a result of being dropped, exposed to liquids, damage to ports, or for any other reason. OPERATIONAL AND LEGAL GUIDELINES Please return the device and all its accessories to Intel prior to disposal. Always comply with all local legal requirements or restrictions when using the device, for example, in airplanes, gas or petrol stations, in hospitals, or while driving. Your device may be equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS) or Assisted GPS (AGPS) technology, which may be used to determine the approximate location of the device. When connected to a wireless network, the device may transmit location-based information, including to third-party application providers. Please check the settings of any installed applications to ensure that you manage these location based services in accordance with your privacy preferences. Connect only to USB interfaces with USB 2.0 version or higher. WEEE (WASTE ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT) STATEMENT In the European Union, this symbol indicates that this product including battery must not be disposed of with household waste. It is your responsibility to return the device and all its accessories to Intel for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. FCC STATEMENTS This device complies with part 15 of the 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. 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 instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee 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 connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Intel Corporation could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 9.0 SAFETY, REGULATORY & LEGAL PAGE : 32 RF EXPOSURE (SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE) INFORMATION This device is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. Government, Industry Canada (IC) and other national regulatory agencies. The RF exposure standard applicable to this device employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC and IC is 1.6 W/kg averaged over any 1 gram of tissue. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC and IC with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual power level of the device while operating can be well below the maximum certified value. This is because the device is designed to operate at multiple power levels and to use only the power required to reach the network. The most conservative SAR measured for this device is: SAR US 1.16 W/kg @ 1g (head) ---- 1.44 W/kg @ 1g (body) INDUSTRY CANADA STATEMENTS This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement. Cet appareil est conçu et fabriqué afin de ne pas excéder les limites d’émission pour l’exposition à l’énergie de radiofréquence établies par Industrie Canada. While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various devices and at various positions, Intel products meet the government requirements. Equipment Authorization has been granted to this model with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC and IC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this device is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid after searching on FCC ID: O2Z-EP110. SAR information on this device is on file with Industry Canada and can be found by searching the Industry Canada Radio Equipment List (REL) at http://www.ic.gc.ca/app/sitt/reltel/srch/ nwRdSrch.do?lang=eng and entering the certification number IC: 1000WEP110. La norme applicable à cet appareil en ce qui a trait à l’exposition à la radiofréquence utilise une unité de mesure connue sous le nom de débit d’absorption spécifique, ou DAS. La limite de DAS établie par Industrie Canada est de 1,6 W par kilogramme (moyenne mesurée à partir de 1 gramme de tissu). Les tests de DAS sont menés à l’aide de positions de fonctionnement standard acceptées par Industrie Canada, alors que l’appareil émet à sa puissance certifiée la plus élevée à toutes les bandes de fréquences testées. Même si le DAS est déterminé au niveau de puissance certifié le plus élevé, le niveau de puissance réel de l’appareil lorsqu’il fonctionne peut être bien en dessous de la valeur certifiée maximale. Cela est dû au fait que l’appareil est conçu pour fonctionner à plusieurs niveaux de puissance et pour utiliser seulement la puissance nécessaire pour accéder au réseau. La mesure du DAS la plus modeste pour cet appareil est : DAS = 1.16 W/kg @ 1g (tête) ---- 1.44 W/kg @ 1g (corps) For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets the RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and which keeps a distance of at least 1cm between the device and the body. Use of the device within 1cm of the body may not ensure compliance with RF exposure guidelines. Intel encourages the end user to use a body-worn accessory that will maintain a distance of at least 1cm from the body when the phone is turned on. If you do not use a body-worn accessory and are not holding the device at the ear, position the device a minimum of 1cm from your body when the device is switched on. Même si les niveaux de DAS de différents appareils à différentes positions peuvent varier, les produits Intel respectent les normes gouvernementales. L’autorisation d’équipement a été accordée pour ce modèle et tous les niveaux de DAS ont été jugés conformes aux directives d’exposition à la radiofréquence d’Industrie Canada. L’information sur le DAS pour cet appareil a été déposée auprès d’Industrie Canada et figure dans la nomenclature du matériel radio (NMR) d’Industrie Canada, à l’adresse http://www.ic.gc.ca/ app/sitt/reltel/srch/nwRdSrch.do?lang=fra. Le numéro de certification est le 1000W-EP110. 9.0 SAFETY, REGULATORY & LEGAL PAGE : 33 En ce qui a trait au port de l’appareil sur le corps, l’appareil a été testé et satisfait aux directives d’exposition à la radiofréquence d’Industrie Canada pour un usage avec un accessoire exempt de métal et qui permet de garder une distance d’au moins 1 cm entre l’appareil et le corps. L’usage de l’appareil à moins de 1 cm du corps peut ne pas satisfaire aux directives d’exposition à la radiofréquence d’Industrie Canada. Intel encourage l’utilisateur final à utiliser un accessoire porté sur le corps permettant de garder une distance d’au moins 1 cm avec le corps lorsque le téléphone est allumé. Si vous n’utilisez pas un accessoire porté sur le corps et ne tenez pas l’appareil au niveau de l’oreille, placez-le à une distance d’au moins 1 cm de votre corps lorsqu’il est allumé. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Intel Corporation could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Tout changement ou toute modification qui ne sont pas approuvés expressément par Intel Corporation pourrait annuler l’autorisation de l’utilisateur à se servir de l’équipement. NOTE: This device is restricted to indoor operation when using the WiFi radio between 5.15GHz and 5.25GHz in Canada. REMARQUE : Cet appareil est restreint à un usage intérieur lors de l’utilisation de la radio Wi-Fi entre 5,15 GHz et 5,25 GHz au Canada. NOTICE The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. All statements, information and recommendations contained herein do not constitute a warranty of any kind, either expressed or implied. Please review this product guide thoroughly, with particular attention paid to any safety sections, to make sure that you use your device safely. This publication is protected by copyright. No part of the publication may be used, reproduced, or translated, in any form, without the prior written consent of Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, Intel Atom, Intel Inside, and the Intel Inside logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. Google, Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Google Calendar, Android, and Android Market are trademarks of Google, Inc. Use of these trademarks is subject to Google’s permission. 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