ONYX N96 E-reader User Manual

ONYX INTERNATIONAL INC. E-reader

User Manual

Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 1 / 57 BOOX N96 SMART READING SERIES User Manual
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 2 / 57 Table of Contents 1. About ONYX ............................................. 3 2. Standard Accessories .............................. 4 3. Safety Guide ............................................. 5 4. Product Views ........................................... 7 5. Interface Introduction .......................... 10 6. FAQ .......................................................... 50 7. Warranty ................................................. 52 8. Specifications ......................................... 55 9. Declaration .............................................. 57
Fi, www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 3 / 57 1. About ONYX BOOX is presented by Onyx International, which has a group of professionals who dedicate themselves in designing state-of-the-art reading terminal. The beauty of the BOOX is embodied in both its simplicity and its power. As we are going to show you, BOOX is an open and flexible platform for both consumers and content providers. BOOX is powered by a 16-level grayscale e-ink screen that looks and feels like paper. Passive lighting and diffuse surface relax your eyes and reduce eye strain. By the hand-writing system, you can take notes while reading and sketch up ideas that happen to emerge. BOOX takes full advantage of new-generation e-ink screens: extremely low power consumption without reflection and backlight. Each full charge can sustain a few weeks' reading. By reducing paper consumption while providing a realistic paper-like reading experience, digital content helps to protect the environment without sacrificing convenience or life style. For content partners, we also provide support for custom formats and digital rights management solutions. All of our viewers have standard features such as layout management, font adjustment, full text search, zooming, and page flow. For a next-generation information device, connectivity is essential. The user can connect to the Internet by build-in Wi-download new content or surf the web. Customized for the e-ink screen, WebKit, the same software engine as some powerful desktop browsers such as Safari and Chrome, is the web browser of BOOX. BOOX gives you a new reading experience.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 4 / 57 2. Standard Accessories Included in the Box： 1. BOOX N96 Reader x1 2. Stylus Pen(Only for Electromagnetic) x1 3. USB Cable x1 4. Quick Start Guide x1 5. Warranty Sheet x1 N96 Series Model Definition: N96: Dual touch with stylus, without front-light N96ML: Electromagnetic touch with stylus, with front-light N96CML: Capacitive touch, with front-light
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 5 / 57 3. Safety Guide Please read the Safety Guide carefully before you start to use the device. Contact your BOOX retailer if you have any technical problem; or you can dial our official service line at 4008-860-830 . Screen protection The device is equipped with Eink screen, which is very fragile. Please have no shocking, squeezing, pressing against the screen, or dropping the device from higher place. If the screen is already broken, stop using it and contact the professional or other qualified staff to replace the screen for you. Please don’t dismantle the device without our permission;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 6 / 57 Standard accessories Only the battery, adapter, and other accessories meeting our standard safety rules can be used for the device. For details, please refer to Product Specification. We will not be responsible for any damage caused by incompatible accessories; Stay away from liquids The device is not waterproof. Don’t expose the device to humid environment or use it in the rain. Please keep it away from any corrosive liquids; Don’t dismantle the device Please don’t dismantle the device in case of any damage ; Using environment The using environment of the device is 0°C-50°C ;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 7 / 57 4. Product Views Front View MENPREV. NEXT BACK
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 8 / 57 Back View Bottom View Power Audio Jack Micro USB Slot Micro-SD Card Slot Speaker Pen Hanger MIC
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 9 / 57 Button Function Power/ Standby Button  Press the power button to turn on the device  Press the power button and hold for 2 seconds to turn off the device. Or select “Power off”in the menu to turn off the device.  Press the power button and release quickly to let the device go standby or wake up.  Press the power button for 8-10 seconds to reset your device , then press it quickly to restart . Menu Button  Press the menu button to pop up the menu.  Same as the function that tapping the menu icon on screen Back Button  Exit the current apps;  Exit the current view or dialog;  Go back to previous directory Next Button  Turn to next page when reading or viewing files; Prev Button  Turn to previous page when reading or viewing files; USB Slot  Connect the device with PC to transfer data or recharge. Audio Jack  Diameter of the audio jack is 3.5mm MiroSD Card Slot  Insert MicroSD card to read the content on MicroSD card MIC  Voice input
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 10 / 57 5. Interface Introduction 5.1 Main Interface The main interface contains “Status Bar”, “Now Reading”, “Recently Added”and “Function Area”. Status Bar Now Reading Recently Added Function Area
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 11 / 57 Status Bar This section displays the current state of the device, including: home icon, battery usage, notification, time, A2 mode on/off, Setting etc；  A2 mode refreshment Two-grey level refreshment mode is good for fast refreshment of text page. It enables fast pageturn, no screen flashing and less ghost background. When A2 mode is on, reading articles with images, graphics, texts mixed are not suggested because of blur image would occur. When A2 is on： When A2 is off： Now Reading The information of recently read books is displayed in this section, including book cover, book title, author, page number, last read time, reading progress etc； Tap book cover or book title can open the books and enter the page read recently. Only those read books can display book covers while those unread books shall display BOOX cover by default；
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 12 / 57 Recently Read/Recently Added The newly added books will be listed here chronologically. Slide the screen or press the prev/next button to turn pages. Users can switch into “Recently Added”through “system—user preferences—homepage options”, then it will display the book list added recently. Function Area This section displays some frequently used function icons, including Library, Storage, Apps, Setting, Browser.  Library All books supported by the device will be displayed here, including books from local storage and MicroSD card. Users can choose “Scanning”through Setting-System-User Preference to display all books supported by the device in directory “Books”including books from local storage and MicroSD card.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 13 / 57  Storage It displays all files both from local storage and MicroSD card. Users can manage all files by customized folders to manage books, apps and other files.  Apps Going to Apps lists page, users can manage or uninstall the apps.  Firefly light Turn on/off the front light and adjust the brightness.  Setting Going to setting interface, users can manage the settings for all items.  Browser When WiFi is on, users can browse webs or download files from internet via Browser.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 14 / 57 5.2 Notification Interface Tap battery usage site on the right of the Status Bar to pop up Notification board; Press Back button or tap Home icon can exit. Notification page contains: WiFi setting, date, volume control, setting, and other new msg notice etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 15 / 57 5.3 Reading Interface Tap any book cover to go into reading interface. Only book content and page number are displayed here. Page number area includes page number, prev/next and current time. Tap the middle area of the screen or menu button to pop up reading menu and status bar; Reading menu contains: fonts, zoom, directory, rotation, TTS, dictionary, search, refreshment, pagination view, setting etc ;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 16 / 57 Font Fonts can be adjustable (reflow mode is supported): font size, bold type, font change(only some formats supported), spacing(only some formats supported) etc; Zoom User can zoom in/out the page freely; Other zoom shortcuts are available: To width, To page, Crop, Selection to zoom; Reflow mode is not supported. Navigation User can select manual trimming、number of columns and reading order; Notes TOC, Bookmark, Annotation can be checked here and export Annotation ; Rotation Users can select the direction of the screen display; TTS TTS is available for part of the documents.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 17 / 57 Dictionary Long press the content can pitch up words to pop up the dictionary. Stardict can be supported. Users can download Stardict dictionary and put it into folder“dictionary” on MicroSD card, then the dictionary can be used when reading; Search User can search the targeting texts; Long press the input box can change input method; Refreshment Users can select screen refreshment rate by their preference, including full refreshment, 3/5/7/9 pages refreshment and never full refreshment. Every 7 pages to refresh is system default; Setting Page margin, footer, time, navigation and dictionary for current content can be set.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 18 / 57 5.3.1 Scribbler Interface In Menu-notes-scribbler , user can use scribble annotation (only support PDF format), this interface including stroke thickness, color, eraser, pages move ,etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 19 / 57 5.3.2 Reflow Interface In Menu-Font-Reflow , scanned PDF documents can be rearranged， include Defect size 、Page margins、Line spacing、Word spacing 、Render size 、Straighten、Justification、Columns、Contrast and Rotation etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 20 / 57 5.3.3 Navigation Interface In Menu-Navigation, user can choose Comic Mode、Article Mode、Reset and more Setting to operate trimming ，choose different columns number and reading order ； Icon Definition： Comic Mode: Quick enter four screen settings，the reading order is Upper right – Upper left – Bottom right – Bottom left； Article Mode: Quick enter four screen settings，the reading order is Upper left – Bottom left – Upper right – Bottom right； Reset: Back to the original document page；
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 21 / 57 More Setting：Manually select multiple trimming, different columns number and reading order ; More Setting include 2 taps : single page and scroll; The default is a single page mode without trimming、columns and reading order; Scroll mode only support one trimming option; Trimming: Cut four white border Cut two white border Single-sheet manual trimming Odd-even page manual trimming No trimming
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 22 / 57 columns： 2 rows x 2 columns 1 rows x 2 columns 2 rows x 1 columns 3 rows x 2 columns 3 rows x 1 columns 2 rows x 3 columns 3 rows x 3 columns No columns
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 23 / 57 Reading order： No reading order Upper left – upper right – bottom left –bottom right 1 2 3 4 Upper right – upper left – bottom right – bottom left 2 1 4 3 Upper left – bottom left – upper right – bottom left 1 3 2 4 Upper right – bottom right – upper left – bottom left 3 1 4 2
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 24 / 57 5.3.4 Export Interface In Menu – notes –export , user can choose export annotation、highlight、scribble; the default save xxx.export.pdf (containing text and scribbler) /xxx.export.txt (containing only text) format in the same folder with original document;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 25 / 57 5.4 Browser Interface When WiFi is on, please tap Browser icon or choose in the apps management to start browsing online; At browsing page, tap text box can pop up virtue keyboards; Press the space key to switch English and Chinese mode. More input methods can be installed by users and switched through the input method options on the keyboard;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 26 / 57 5.5 Library The library can only display supported-format books; The books will be displayed by thumbnail view chronologically; There is no files browsing mode; Users can change the display mode through the icon on top right corner( including breviary, listing mode, particular list) and users also can search books;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 27 / 57 Tap the menu key on the top right to pop up library menu, including open pattern, sequencing, attribute, filter, skipping, rename, delete, history, note etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 28 / 57 Sort by Users can sequence the book by names, types, sizes, created time;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 29 / 57 Filter The books in the library can be filtered in reading mode, including all, unread，now reading, read，label etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 30 / 57 History Users can find all reading history record of books that have been read, including reading progress, time, open times, total reading time etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 31 / 57 All Notes Users can extract all the notes, highlights, annotations and other books record list, which can be referred directly without open the books;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 32 / 57 5.6 Storage Storage displays all files from both local storage and MicroSD cards and manage in file mode. Files will be displayed in alphabetical order by default. Users can change the listing mode by themselves;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 33 / 57 5.7 Apps Here it will display all installed apps in alphabetical order. Users can change the listing mode by themselves; Long press on each app can popup menu to manage or delete the Apps setting. Applications that come with the system can not be deleted by users;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 34 / 57 5.8 Settings Users can set up general settings for the device, including System, Language, Extension, Networks and About;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 35 / 57 Users can tap the top right corner of the status bar to popup notification bar and choose “settings”to enter settings interface;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 36 / 57 5.8.1 System Users can set date, display option, storage, privacy, startup options of the device;  Date Users can select auto setting or manual setting to set the time. Auto setting will set the time automatically which matches the time online. when the device is connected with wireless internet；Manual setting needs users to set date, time zone and time on their own. Users can set 12-hour time or 24-hour time and date display on their preferred way;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 37 / 57  Display Users can set standby time here. It is 3 minutes by default;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 38 / 57  Storage Here it displays the total storage of device, including the usage of local storage, MicroSD card, built-in FLASH storage etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 39 / 57  Privacy This contains settings of data backup, data recovery and factory resetting etc; Factory resetting will erase all user data. Please back up all user data before performing factory resetting;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 40 / 57  User preference Users can choose whether to open the last read book when starting the device; It will go directly to the main interface by default; Users can choose whether to scan the book cover or not; Users can select the path to scan books automatically; Users can choose to display “recently read books or recently added books” at the main interface; It will be recently added books by default;
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www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 42 / 57  Language Settings Users can set languages of the system and virtue keyboard. The system has Android keyboard by default. Users can install third-party apps for more input methods and select in keyboard setting;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 43 / 57  Default front Users can set the system fonts on this page, but reading fonts can be only set on reading page;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 44 / 57  TTS Setting Users can set reading voice, speed and language by TTS (text-to-speech) setting; Users can install third-party TTS apps and set that as first choice.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 45 / 57  Dictionary User can select the installed dictionary apps here; 5.8.3 Extension This contains Apps setting and DRM setting;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 46 / 57  Apps setting Users can check Downloaded, MicroSD card, Running apps and All apps here. Tapping any app can stop, unload, delete, and transfer it.
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www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 48 / 57 When“turn WiFi on”is selected, the device will search WiFi hotspot. When all available WLAN are listed, users can choose a network, input password to connect with internet. WiFi signal will be displayed at “Status bar” when WiFi is connected; After WiFi is connected successfully at the first time, the device will save WiFi information automatically. Next time users can turn WiFi on and off by shortcuts on Notification board;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 49 / 57 5.8.5 About More information about the devices are listed here, including system update, notification, battery usage, legal info, model, firmware version etc;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 50 / 57 6. FAQ 6.1 How to turn the device on/off When the device is off, press power button for 2-3 seconds to go into starting up interface and then into operating interface after the progess is finished. When the device is on, press power button for 2-3 seconds to turn the device off; When the device is on, pop up menu bar to select “Shutdown”; 6.2 How to charge Recharge the device by connecting it with PC by USB cable; Recharge the device by connecting with power adapter to alternating current plug seat. Orange light is on when the device is charging. The light will be off after battery is fully charged; Full single charge will take around 3 hours; 6.3 How to transfer data Transfer data by connecting the device with PC via USB cable; Transfer data by third-party sync apps between PC and the device via WiFi; Download data or read online by browsing via WiFi; Download data or read online by log-in of reading apps from third party via WiFi; 6.4 How to install dictionary The device supports stardict dictionary; Users can download the language package of stardict, copy it to folder“dictionary”on MicroSD card. Dictionary is available to use after that when users are reading;
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 51 / 57 6.5 How to add fonts Users can download fonts online, then copy the fonts to the folder “/adobe/resources/fonts”on MicroSD card; Users can select the installed fonts when reading, but the fonts are only available for some book formats; 6.6 How to update Download firmware update.zip and insert MicroSD card into the device. Find the update.zip through"Setting-About-other system update"to update locally; Users can update the firmware online via OTA (Setting—About—System update); When WIFI is on, users can search update.zip online to update the device directly. 6.7 How to change screen saver/power off Press PNG format images, in the menu, select "Set as screen saver", choose to replace the original standby or shutdown ; 6.8 How to protect the device To use protective covers for the device and avoid crashing, shocking, pressing against the screen; Put the screen side downwards when the device is not in use; Don’t put rigid stuff in-between of the screen and other flat surface; Don’t pile up or store heavy stuff above the device; Keep the device away from all types of liquids.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 52 / 57 7. Warranty 7.1 Scope of Warranty 7.1.1 The device：One-year warranty； 7.1.2 If in 15 days from the date of purchase, any faults caused by quality problem of the product itself under normal operation and without overhaul, you can replace the same type of product or enjoy maintenance services for free； 7.1.3 If in one year from the date of purchase, any faults caused by quality problem of the product itself under normal operation and without overhaul, you can enjoy maintenance services for free； 7.1.4 If in three-years from the date of purchase, the product has any faults, you can get maintenance services with a fee； 7.1.5 Above warranty or maintenance are limited to the fault of electrical components, including the hardware mainboard and display, not including housing, brochures, package, headphones and other consumables and accessories.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 53 / 57 7.2 Beyond the scope of warranty The following conditions are not covered by the warranty, even if in the applicable time period, the warranty will no longer works for it, but still can enjoy the fee-based services. 7.2.1 Faulted device without ONYX BOOX brand； 7.2.2 Faulted device caused by dismantling and repairing without permission. 7.2.3 The serial number of the faulted device has been changed or lost.； 7.2.4 The device is damaged due to personal factors or not being used under specific environment. For example, use the device in the environment where too wet or too dry, in high temperature or with instable voltage or current, etc.； 7.2.5 The device is damaged by accident or improper use, including devices filled with warter, rupture， collision, unnormal pluging, pests, ect. 7.2.6 Due to natural consumption, including natural consumption, wear and aging of housing and accessories. 7.2.7 Damage caused by force majeure, such as fires , floods , earthquakes and other natural disasters 7.2.8 The device is faulted by operating the software beyond the range that SDK permitted. 7.2.9 The device has been identified that it is not produced by ONYX. 7.3 Precautions for repair 7.3.1 Users need to contact our after-sales department to confirm whether it is in the scope of warranty, whether it is fault and the fault cause. 7.3.2 Users need to provide proof of purchase (invoice or receipt) , warranty card consistent with the original barcode. Fill out the repair request form (download from official website) and then send to our maintaining department together with the device. 7.3.3 Due to the special properties of the product screen, for non- screen maintenance equipments, please ensure that the screen is intact and reinforce the packing before send it to us. Please avoid damage in transportation. We do not receive a damaged screen products for free maintenance. 7.3.4 Please only send the device and the materials required above to us. Do not send the
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 54 / 57 headphones, adapters and other accessories. If lost, our company is not liable for damages; 7.3.5 Please backup data before send it to repair. We are not liable for the data loss due to maintenance. This provision only applies to mainland China. It is protected by the Chinese consumer protection law; If the same model is purchased in other regions, it cannot enjoy the above terms. Please consult related consumer protection law and dealers of the country where you purchase the device. ONYX International Inc. reserves the right of final interpretation of this warranty.
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 55 / 57 8. Specifications Processor 1G Hz RAM 1GB LPDR OS Android 4.0 Storage Built-in 16G Screen E-ink display Screen Size 9.7 inch Resolution 1200x825 Touch N96\N96ML: Electromagnetic touch with stylus N96C\N96CML: Capacitive touch Front light Only ML support Wireless WIFI Battery 3000mAh USB Micro USB2.0 Audio Jack 3.5mm
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 56 / 57 ExtCard MicroSD card (up to 32G) Size 258.2x177.3x9.5mm Weight ≤470 g(including the battery) Operating temperature 0°C- 50°C Supported book formats PDF, EPUB , TXT, DJVU, HTML, FB2, DOC, MOBI, CHM, PDB Supported image formats PNG, JPG, GIF ,BMP Supported audio formats WAV , MP3 Apps APKS installation is supported Browser Support Language Multi-language supported File directory Support
www.onyx-international.com Copyright © 2014 Onyx International. All rights reserved. 57 / 57 Dictionary Support TTS Support Refreshment mode A2 quickly refresh, partly refresh and fully refresh DRM Support Firmware update Locally update and OTA update are available Certification CE、Rohs 9. Declaration Onyx International Inc. reserves the right to modify the content of the Quick Start Guide and User Manual without further notice. For more information, please visit our website at www.onyx-international.com
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement 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 generate, 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 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.
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. FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. RF exposure warning This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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