ViewSonic | ViewSonic VS13761 instruction

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ViewPad 7

Model No. : VS13761

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ViewSonic ViewSonic ViewPad Compliance Information Important Note IC Radiation Exposure Statement For CanadaCE SAR Information CE Conformity for European Countries European Union Regulatory Conformance Following information is only for EU-member states ViewSonic ViewPad Important Safety Instructions Declaration of RoHS Compliance Intellectual Property Right Information Copyright Information Product disposal at end of product life Product Registration For Your Records Getting Started Multimedia Applications Using BluetoothPrograms Managing Your ViewPad Using the PC Tools Application Table of Contents Your device Getting StartedFront Back Down AccessoriesSide Charging the Battery Installing SIM Card and Memory CardSIM card & memory card To set your device to Sleep mode Using HeadphonesTurning the Device On or Off To turn on your device Unlocking the Screen To enable/disable the soundTurning the Sound On or Off To unlock the screen Home Screen BasicsStatus Bar Icons Status bar Phone Network icon Icon Description Icon Description Notification icon Connection icon Customizing the Shortcut menu Shortcut MenuTap Menu Add Shortcuts Application Drawer Using WidgetsExtended Home screen Set wallpaper from Pictures Setting the wallpaperTap Gallery To adjust the in-call volume Adjusting the VolumeSet wallpaper from Wallpaper gallery Tap Wallpapers Entering Information Using the on-screen keyboardOn-Screen Keyboard Setting the Input Method Configuring the keyboard settingsTap Application Drawer Settings Language & keyboard Changing Input Method Contacts Sending MessagesSending a Text Messge Sending an Audio MMS Sending a Multimedia MessgeTap Messaging Tap New message Menu Add subject Tap Messaging Tap New Message Menu Attach Record audio Connecting to Internet Using the InternetWi-Fi To connect to a Wi-Fi network ViewSonic ViewPad Starting a Data Connection Cellular Data Network Tap Google Search widget Quick search on your ViewPad and the webTap Search ViewSonic ViewPad Connecting to Bluetooth Devices Using BluetoothBluetooth modes Videos Multimedia ApplicationsRecording video Reviewing a video Mode Setting Available options Configuring camcorder settings Viewing Videos Using the Music PlayerTo playback videos in an album Music Screen To play music Tap Application Drawer Music Playing Music Creating a Playlist Changing Playback optionsTap Add to playlist Tap Remove from playlist Your device Programs Camcorder AldikoTo browse an ebook To download an ebook Word To Go Documents To GoSheet To Go File Browser Slideshow To GoManaging files and folders Tap Application Drawer File Browser Gallery To start using Android Market Tap Application Drawer MarketMarket Tap Application Drawer Gallery Music ViewSonic ViewPad RSS Reader To update the RSS Feed Tap Application Drawer RSS ReaderTo add a new RSS Feed Tap Application Drawer RSS Reader SIM Toolkit Selected models only SettingsTalk Voice Note Voice DialerTap Applications Drawer Voice Dialer YouTube To start using YouTube Tap Application Drawer YouTubeTo play a voice note Tap Application Drawer Voice Note Wireless & networks ViewPad SettingsCall settings Managing Your ViewPad Location & Security Display Accounts & sync ApplicationsPrivacy SD card, USB Mass Storage & ViewPad storage Language & keyboard SearchText-to-speech Date & time Setting Alarms Changing Basic SettingsTo set the alarm Tap Application Drawer Clock Date and Time Display Settings Ring Settings Using Wireless & networksEnable or Disable SIM card PIN Protecting Your ViewPad Enabling Screen Lock Protection Resetting the ViewPad Using the PC Tools Application Using the PC Tools ApplicationInstalling the driver Using your ViewPad as a modem Using your ViewPad as a storage device Using your ViewPad to sync with a computer USB Specifications Index ViewSonic ViewPad Customer Support How long the warranty is effective ViewSonic ViewPad What the warranty coversWho the warranty protects What the warranty does not cover Exclusion of damages Limitation of implied warranties