Velocity Micro VMT408V1 Media Tablet User Manual T408 indd

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T408
Official User Guide
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME
I. GET ACQUAINTED
II. HAND GESTURES
III. GETTING STARTED
4-6
7-8
9-10
IV. YOUR HOME SCREEN
11-12
V. CONNECTING TO WI-FI
13-15
VI. EMAIL SET UP
16-17
VII. SAVING BATTERY
18
VIII. MICRO SD CARDS
19
IX. DEVICE STORAGE
X. TRANSFER FILES
XI. FILE FORMATS
XII. KINDLE FOR ANDROID
20
21-22
23
24-25
XIII. READING EPUBS
26
XIV. CAMERA
27
XV. AMAZON APPSTORE
28-29
XVI. INSTALLING APPS
30-31
XVII. PREINSTALLED APPS
32-33
XVIII. QUICK OFFICE
XIX. OI FILE MANAGER
XX. MULTIMEDIA
34
35
36-37
XXI. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
38
XXII. SUPPORT
39
XXIII. CONTACT US
40
XXIV. FCC INFORMATION
XXV. WARRANTY INFORMATION
41
42-43
Thanks for Choosing Cruz
Thank you for purchasing a Velocity Micro CRUZ T408! We appreciate your
business and know you’ll love your brand new multimedia device. This guide
is intended to help you with initial setup of your device and to familiarize you
with the Android operating system.
Stay Up to Date
For the latest updates, news, giveaways, downloads, and support tips, be
sure to follow CRUZ on facebook and twitter! Check out our homepage at
www.cruztablet.com for details!
Registration
Before we get started, we recommend that
you register your CRUZ T408 if you did not
do so already via the initial set up process.
Registering your product allows you to get the
most out of our CRUZ technical support. To
register your product, please visit:
www.cruztablet.com/support
Acquainted
I. GETGetting
ACQUAINTED
I. GET ACQUAINTED
A. Headphone Jack
Connect earbuds through this port for a personal media experience.
B. Micro USB Port
The Micro-USB port is used to tether your CRUZ T408 to a computer for file
transfer as well as battery recharge.
C. microSD Slot
With the integrated microSD card slot, your CRUZ has up to 32 GB of
expandable storage. Carry tons of photos, videos, eBooks, music, and more
wherever you go.
D. Charging Indicator LED
When your Cruz is charging, this LED light will be on.
E. Status Bar
Located at the top of the screen, the status bar contains the four icons that
will be your primary means of navigation. From left to right, you will find
“Back,” “Home,” “Search,” and “Menu.” The status bar also displays wi-fi connectivity, battery life, and the time.
F. Applications
Your Home-screen is very much like the “desktop” on a computer. It is a
place for app shortcuts.
G. Camera
Forward-facing camera used for video-chat applications like Skype.
Acquainted
I. GETGetting
ACQUAINTED
H. Widget Area
Widgets are small applications that have functionality and accessibility
directly from your home-screen.
I. Nav Bar
The Nav Bar is a semi-transparent 3-button bar at the bottom of the home
screen. From left to right, the buttons are: “Settings,” “App Panel,” and
“Gallery.”
J. Volume Buttons
Exterior buttons that control the device’s volume (+/-)
K. Power Button
The power button is located on the top left-hand corner of the device. While
running, this button is also used to send the CRUZ into “Sleep” mode, as well
as waking the device up.
II. HAND GESTURES
Tapping
Touch your finger to the screen and remove
immediately to select an item on the screen.
This is the equivalent of a mouse “click” on
a computer.
Long-Pressing
Press and hold your finger on the screen
for 2-3 seconds. Oftentimes, this will open
menu options or perform an app-specific
function.
Dragging
Press and hold your finger on the
screen, then slide in the desired
direction.
II. HAND GESTURES
Scrolling
Sliding your finger up and down in a vertical
motion scrolls through menus, websites,
and lists. The quicker you slide your finger,
the greater the momentum and speed of the
on-screen scrolling motion.
Swiping
Sliding your finger left and right scrolls
horizontally. Some eReader apps are
designed to turn the page in the direction
you swipe.
Pinching
Positioning your thumb and index finger
roughly 1-inch apart while “pinching” or
“spreading” them typically zooms in or out,
respectively.
Getting Started
III. GETTING
STARTED
To start your Cruz, press the on/off button located on the right side of the
device. When you first turn on the Cruz, you will be greeted with a CRUZ
logo, and then your Home screen.
The display has a screen timeout by default set
to 5 min. If the unit is left inactive for that period
of time, the screen will go dark as if turned off.
However, it is simply in standby mode. Tap the
power button and a screen will appear with
a green padlock button on the lower lefthand
corner. This is your Lock Screen. Drag the
padlock to the right to unlock.
The battery should have a nominal charge
on it out of the box and should charge fairly
rapidly. Charge your T408 via micro-USB
cable connected to your PC, or the included AC
Adapter. Battery life will vary due to many conditions, especially when using
Wi-Fi and maximum screen brightness.
Sleep Mode and Powering Down
To save battery, you should put your Cruz in sleep mode by turning off the
LCD display. To do this, tap (not hold) the power button. Tap again to bring up
the lock screen. In standby mode, the battery still discharges as the device
continues to run. To turn off your Cruz completely, press and hold the power
button until the “Tablet options” dialog appears and tap “Power off.” You
should then see a dialog box that reads: “Your tablet will shut down.” Tap
“OK” and your device will proceed to shut down.
Getting Started
III. GETTING
STARTED
Status Bar Icons
There are four main buttons along the top of the touch screen. These are the
Quick Launch buttons. They control the most frequently used functions in the
Android platform. From left to right:
BACK
Returns to the previously viewed page or option screen. If you tap this button
enough times, it will return to the Home Screen.
HOME
Returns to the home screen. Keep in mind hitting the Home button does not
necessarily stop an application from running. Oftentimes apps will continue
to run in the “background” and bog down memory and performance.
SEARCH
Brings up a search box to find keywords and phrases.
MENU
Generally this button is utilized for accessing settings, options, or
preferences. It’s function varies from app to app.
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Started
IV. YOURGetting
HOMESCREEN
Think of your home screen as your desktop. What goes on the home screen
is up to you. You can fill the space with any combination of shortcuts, widgets,
and folders you like. Some preinstalled shortcut icons will appear at the
bottom, and a Google Search Widget appears at the top. You have five
customizable home screens in total.
When you power up your Cruz for the first time, you’ll
see the main home-screen panel. This panel is typically
centered; you can access additional panels on either side of
the main one by sliding your finger left or right. Tapping the
dots in the bottom left and right screen will also shift home
screens.
When in landscape view, there are 3 shortcut buttons on
the right hand side of the screen. When in portrait-view,
these buttons will appear on the bottom of your screen. The
first is shortcut button to your multimedia gallery. This is
indicated by an orange square with a green triangle. Next
is a shortcut to the application panel, which shows you all
the apps you currently have installed on the device. The
icon for this is 4 rows of tiny squares. The last button is a
shortcut to your settings panel, which is a blue gear icon.
On either side of these nav buttons are small white “dots.”
Tapping these will cycle through your various home screens. You have five (5)
fully customizable “home screens” in total.
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Started SCREEN
IV. YOURGetting
HOME
Adding Widgets to the Home Screen
Widgets allow you to place a function of an app onto your Home Screen. For
instance, you may add an Analog clock, calendar, picture frame, and other
useful widgets. To add a widget, long-press, or tap/hold your finger on any
open space on your home screen, and select Widgets from the context menu
that opens. From there, select any of the available widgets.
You may long-tap and drag any widget to move it to the desired location on
your Home Screen. To remove a widget, long-tap the widget, a trash can will
appear at the bottom of the Home Screen. Drag the widget into the trash can.
When it turns red, release the widget into the trash.
NOTE: Widgets that require web access are known to drain battery life.
If
you choose to install a widget that does need web access, you may want
to consider switching it off when not in use for the best user experience
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Getting Started TO WI-FI
V. CONNECTING
NOTE: You will set up your initial Wi-Fi connection
during your first boot-up. Follow these instructions to add
additional networks
Now that you’re familiar with the layout of the device and some of the
functions of the Home Screen, it’s time to set up your Wi-Fi. You will need
Wi-Fi access to download eBooks through the Kindle for Android app, as well
as web surfing, email, and many other applications
For the sake of this guide, the assumption is that you are connecting your
Cruz to your home Wi-Fi Access Point (AP) or a free unsecured Wi-Fi
hotspot. To start, select the shortcut icon that reads “Wireless and Network”
on the bottom left of the Home Screen.
Once Wireless and Network opens, you’ll be presented with a screen that has
two check mark options at the top: “Wi-Fi” and “Network Notification.” Ensure
that both are enabled with green check marks. After a moment, your Wi-Fi
networks should populate. Detected networks will appear with a SSID to the
left, a status line beneath the SSID, and a signal strength icon to the right.
Those that are secure will display a padlock.
Secure
Unsecure
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Getting Started TO WI-FI
V. CONNECTING
Choose which network you want to connect to and tap the name of that
network. When dealing with an unprotected Wi-Fi network, a confirmation
box will flash on the screen. Tap “Connect” to continue. When dealing with
a secure Wi-Fi network, first check the box that says “Show Password.” This
makes it easier to see that you have entered the password correctly. Then
tap the password text field for the popup keyboard, and enter the security key.
Once the Cruz has successfully connected to any SSID, it is saved. The
unit will try to auto-connect to the most recent connection. When that SSID
is no longer available, it is listed in the Wi-Fi networks list as “Not in range,
remembered.”
Public Wi-Fi Hotspots
Follow the same steps as before to connect to public Wi-Fi networks.
Many public Wi-Fi hotspots are freely accessible, though some are secured.
Some require you to agree to a terms and conditions prior to connecting.
When these additional validations are required, seek assistance from the
business providing the Wi-Fi hotspot.
Wi-Fi Troubleshooting
If your connection attempt fails with the error message “Invalid Password,”
the password you entered does not match the Wi-Fi router password. Please
verify your password. Then tap on the router SSID, tap “Forget” to clear the
stored password, allow time for your router to be re-found, and then enter the
correct password.
If you change the password of your wireless network, be sure to also change
the “remembered” password.
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Getting Started TO WI-FI
V. CONNECTING
If the Wi-Fi router is not found automatically, you may need to scan again by
tapping Menu > Scan.
If scanning appears ineffective, turn off Wi-Fi and turn it back on again, then
scan again.
If your Wi-Fi seems to turn off when your device sleeps, you may disable this
under Menu > Advanced > Wi-Fi Sleep Policy
If your connection tends to drop frequently, be sure that the signal strength
is not too weak or not in range, understanding that other radio devices like
cordless phones may interfere with the signal quality.
Some Wi-Fi signals, though listed as unsecured, may still block connections
using MAC address filtering. This will need to be disabled in the Wi-Fi router,
or the device’s MAC address will need to be added to the router as an
acceptable device connection. You can find the CRUZ T408’s MAC address
under the Wi-Fi settings > Menu > Advanced.
Some Wi-Fi signals (public hot-spots, hotels, hospitals, airports, etc) appear
to be unsecured, but require security credentials upon opening a new web
browser. You will need to agree to a terms of use before getting full web
access.
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Getting Started
VI. EMAIL
SET UP
NOTE:
You will set up your initial email during your first
boot-up. Follow these instructions to set up other accounts.
The pre-installed Email app is a simple but effective email client for both
POP3 and IMAP email services. Configuration is automatic for some email
services. For those that are auto-configured, you only need to enter the email
address and password then tap “next.” You may want to check the box that
reads “Send email from this account by default.” If this does not work, you’ll
need to manually configure your account.
Manually Configuring
You will need detailed email configuration information which is available from
your service provider. You may have to locate the server settings information
at your Email Provider’s support website, or you may need to call their
support line. Unfortunately Velocity Micro cannot provide assistance with this
step. Below is the information you will need:
SERVER TYPE
You must select POP3, IMAP, or Exchange according to your email service
provider’s instructions. Typically this is POP3, but many are now allowing for
IMAP service. If you need to connect to an Exchange server, contact your
business systems Network Administrator for assistance.
USERNAME
This must be either your email alias (the part in front of the “@”) or your full
email address.
PASSWORD
The password is case-sensitive.
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Getting Started
VI. EMAIL
SET UP
MAIL SERVER (INCOMING AND OUTGOING)
The addresses at which your incoming and outgoing mail is waiting for you.
PORT (INCOMING AND OUTGOING)
Specify a port number for both your incoming and outgoing mail servers.
SECURITY TYPE
You must specify if a security method is required for the incoming mail server.
Email Step-by-Step
1. Open the email app and enter your email address and password.
2. Complete the fields for the Incoming server portion of the manual setup.
Be sure your username is entered correctly, whether email address or alias.
If a security setting is not specified by your email provider, choose “None.”
3. Tap “Next,” and the app will test your settings. Wi-Fi is required to be
active for this step.
4. Complete the fields for the Outgoing server settings
5. Tap “Next,” and the app will test your settings. Wi-Fi is required to be
active for this step.
If everything is correct, your email will begin downloading to your inbox. Note
that some features, like custom folders, will not be available.
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GettingBATTERY
Started
VII. SAVING
LIFE
Helpful Tips
1. Streaming audio or video apps will use a lot of battery life.
2. Disable Wireless Network Positioning. You can turn it off from Settings >
Security > Use wireless networks.
3. Switch off Wi-Fi if you are not close to a strong source for an extended
period of time.
4. Use a quick screen timeout. You can alter this option from Settings >
Display > Screen timeout.
5. Reduce brightness to comfortable level using a widget or at Settings >
Display > Brightness.
6. Use web widgets wisely. Widgets that access the web consume more
power than widgets that do not.
7. Reduce automatic updates. Adjust settings within your apps that use an
auto-update feature to do so rarely or manually.
8. Consider a power management app that will regulate settings.
CAUTION:
It is highly recommended that you use ONLY the provided
power adapter and USB cable. Third-party USB cables and power adapters
create a higher risk for over-heating.
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Getting Started
VIII. MICRO
SD CARDS
There are two areas for storage on your CRUZ T408. The first is a micro SD
card slot located on the bottom of your device. You may purchase micro SD
cards in a wide range of capacities, varying from 1 GB – 32 GB.
FRONT
BACK
To properly load the micro SD card, place your CRUZ flat on a surface with
the screen facing up. Then, with the FRONT of the micro SD card showing,
slowly and carefully push the card into the micro SD card slot located on the
side of the device. Gently push the card until you feel a “click.” The card
should be instantly recognized by the CRUZ. How to manage files on the
card will be covered next.
CAUTION:
If you try inserting the micro SD card in the incorrect
direction, both the micro SD card and the CRUZ
T408 may become damaged. Damages of this
nature cannot be covered by the 1 year limited
warranty.
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Getting Started
IX. DEVICE
STORAGE
There are two areas for storage on your CRUZ T408
Name
microSD
Storage
Built-in Storage
Capacity
Supports 32
GB
4 GB total
Appears
in OI File
Manager
as
Storage Uses
/sdcard
The Android apps you
install will write file folders
and app content to this
removable storage. You
may copy content to this
location, but be careful of
what you delete as it may
impact the function of your
apps.
Flash
The Android operating
system is loaded onto this
internal embedded storage.
You can only access 960
MB of this storage
To protect your micro SD card’s file and directory
structure integrity, it should be unmounted before
removed. To do this, tap Menu > Settings >
Storage> Unmount SD card.
This best practice is not always followed by most
users, and generally no data loss occurs. When
this does happen, the Cruz may attempt to save
lost data to a folder called LOST.DIR. This folder
generally has useless data and can be ignored.
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