Samsung GT-N7100RWDSEB, GT-N7100ZNDTUR manual Creating a group for Group Play, Joining Group Play

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Creating a group for Group Play

When you create a Group Play session, other devices can join the session and view the device’s screen.

When you use a password for a Group Play session, other devices must enter the password to join the session. To use a password, tick Set group password.

Tap Create group, set a password, and then use the following features:

•Share music: Connect two or more devices and use them to achieve a surround sound effect when sharing music.

•Share images: Select images to share.

•Share documents: Select documents to share.

•Play games and more: Play online games with friends.

Joining Group Play

Join a Group Play session created by another device.

•Tap Join group, select a Group Play session to join, and then enter the password for the group if necessary. Select a media category and the content that is currently being shared will appear on the device.

•Activate the NFC feature, and touch the back of your device to the back of another device that is opening a session. (p. 77)

Using additional features in a Group Play session

While sharing content with other devices, use the following features:

• : Change the speaker settings for each connected device.

•→ : Adjust the volume.

•→ : Set the device to use all connected devices as stereo speakers.

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Contents GT-N7100 About this manual Instructional icons Copyright About this manualTrademarks Table of Contents 77 NFC Beam Maps EarthGetting started Device layoutButtons Package contents PenInstalling the SIM or Usim card and battery Insert the battery Replace the back cover Removing the SIM or Usim card and battery Charging the battery Charging with the chargerChecking the battery charge status Activate power-saving mode Reducing the battery consumptionInserting a memory card Removing the memory card Turning the device on and off Formatting the memory cardAdjusting the volume Switching to silent modeHolding the device Locking and unlocking the deviceBasics Indicator iconsIcon Meaning Using the touch screen Use only fingers or the S Pen to use the touch screenTapping Finger gesturesTapping and holding Dragging Double-tappingFlicking PinchingRotating the screen Control motionsSimple motions allow easy control of the device Quick glance Holding to earPicking up Double-tappingTilting Panning to movePanning to browse ShakingTurning over SweepingCovering BuddyCover the screen with a palm to pause media playback Using the Multi Window panel Activating Multi WindowUsing the S Pen Using Multi Window applicationsCreating a paired window Pull out the S Pen from the slot to use itUndoing the last action Opening a menuWith the S Pen button pressed, draw to undo the last action Capturing screenshots Launching S NoteLaunching Quick Command Selecting textPen Air View Selecting and capturing an imageQuick Command Adding gesture commandsUsing gesture commands Pen KeeperPage Changing the Home screen mode Home screenRearranging items Adding an application iconRearranging panels Using widgets Setting wallpaperAdding widgets to the Home screen Locked screen Adding widgetsInstalling applications Uninstalling applicationsApplications screen Rearranging applicationsUsing applications Disabling applicationsOpening an application Opening from recently-used applicationsHelp One-handed operationEntering text Changing the keyboard typeUsing the Samsung keyboard Entering uppercaseChanging the keyboard type Changing language keyboardsCopying and pasting Entering text by voiceHandwriting Connecting to a Wi-Fi network Turning Wi-Fi on and offJoining Wi-Fi networks Adding Wi-Fi networksAdding accounts Setting up accountsRemoving accounts Connecting with Windows Media Player Connecting with Samsung KiesTransferring files Connecting as a media device Setting a face unlockSetting a face and voice unlock Securing the deviceSetting a PIN Setting a patternSetting a password Upgrading the device Unlocking the deviceUpgrading with Samsung Kies Upgrading over the airPhone CommunicationMaking calls Making an international call Finding contactsDuring a call Adding contacts Sending a messageViewing call logs Fixed dialling numberReceiving calls Making a video call Video callsDuring a video call Swapping images PermissionManaging contacts ContactsSearching for contacts Moving contacts Displaying contactsImporting and exporting contacts Favourite contacts Contact groupsMessaging Business cardSending messages Create a business card and send it to othersViewing incoming messages Sending scheduled messagesListening to a voice message Setting up email accounts Reading messages Google Mail Google+ HangoutsLabels ChatON PhotosTap →Start chat and select a buddy to start chatting Web & network InternetChrome HistoryLinks Sharing webpagesBluetooth Syncing with other devicesScreen Mirroring Pairing with other Bluetooth devicesSending and receiving data Samsung Link Sending filesSharing files Playing files on a remote deviceManaging contents on a web storage service Group PlayCreating a group for Group Play Using additional features in a Group Play sessionJoining Group Play Making a purchase with the NFC feature Reading information from an NFC tagBeam Sending data via Android BeamMedia MusicPlaying music Select a music category, and then select a song to playSetting a song as ringtone or alarm tone Creating playlistsPlaying music by mood Listening to a song with othersCamera Taking photosTaking a photo Camera etiquetteScene mode Shooting modeTap →Scene mode →Shooting modePanoramic photos Tap →Shooting mode →PanoramaSound & shot Use this to take a photo with sound Taking videos Recording modeTaking a video Configuring settings for Camera Zooming in and outMedia Gallery ShortcutsViewing images Tap →Edit shortcutsViewing images using the motion feature Playing videosTrimming segments of a video Editing imagesModifying images Favourite imagesDeleting images Sharing imagesUsing Tag Buddy Setting as wallpaperTagging faces Paper Artist Video Select a video to playYouTube Radio Listening to the FM radioScanning radio stations FlipboardAdding stations to the favourites list Application & media stores Play StoreSamsung Apps SuggestGame Hub Music HubPlay Movies & TV Play BooksPlay Music Play Newsstand Play GamesReaders Hub Video Hub Learning HubUtilities Selecting note templatesComposing notes Browsing notes Using productivity toolsInserting multimedia files or a voice recording Planner Creating events or tasksViewing a note Tap the note thumbnail to open it106 Attaching memos to a date Syncing with Google CalendarChanging calendar type Tap and hold a date to select it and the memo pad appearsDropbox Searching for eventsDeleting events Sharing eventsTap your Samsung account or Sync settings to sync files CloudSyncing with the Samsung account Backing up or restoring dataClock DriveTap Drive on the Applications screen Alarm World clockTimer CalculatorStopwatch Desk clockVoice Recorder Recording voice memosList of voice memos, tap →Settings →Contextual filename →On Playing voice memosManaging voice memos Saving files with contextual tagsTo activate hands-free mode, say Hands-free mode on Hands-free modeVoice Using wake-up commands on the locked screen GoogleSearching the device Search scopeVoice Search My FilesViewing files Adding shortcuts to foldersDownloads KnoxSamsung Wallet Travel & local MapsEarth Searching for locationsSettings About SettingsWi-Fi Setting Wi-Fi sleep policyBluetooth Setting Network notificationWi-Fi Direct Tap Wi-Fi →Wi-Fi DirectMore networks Beam Nearby devicesScreen Mirroring Download to Select a memory location for saving media filesMy device Lock screenChange the settings for the display Screen modeDisplay WallpaperLED indicator Home screen modeSelect a Home screen mode standard or easy SoundCall accessories CallAnswering/ending calls Call alertsAdditional settings Ringtones and keypad tonesPower saving mode Blocking modeAccessories Answering and ending calls AccessibilityText-to-speech options One-handed operation Language and inputLanguage Select a display language for all menus and applicationsSelect a default keyboard type for text input DefaultSamsung keyboard Google voice typing Voice searchText-to-speech options Pointer speedAdvanced settings MotionVoice control Smart screenPen Backup and reset AccountsAdd account CloudMore LocationSecurity Account registration Add or view your Samsung accountSet up SIM card lock Security policy updatesDefault applications BatteryApplication manager StorageDate and time Google SettingsAbout device Troubleshooting Your device displays network or service error messagesTouch screen responds slowly or improperly Your battery is low. Recharge or replace the battery Ensure that the charger is connected properlyYour device is hot to the touch Another Bluetooth device is not located Data stored on the device has been lost English EU /2014. Rev.1.0
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