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USB Connection 

The ereader supports plug and play. After the ereader is connected to a computer by using a 

USB  cable,  a  removable  disk  is  created  in 

My  Computer

  on  the  computer.  Then  on  the 

computer you can perform various file operations on the TF card, such as add and delete files. 

After  ereader  is  connected  to  a  computer,  the  following  page  is  displayed.  (You  cannot 

perform operations such reading books before removing the connection cable.)   

 

 

When  the  Windows  OS  is  writing  content  to  the  card,  the  data  is  not  written  to  the  card 

immediately.  It  is  written  to  a  cache  first.  Therefore,  choose 

Unplug  or  Eject  Hardware

 

before removing the USB cable.   

Summary of Contents for T62W

Page 1: ...Huawei eReader T62W User Guide ...

Page 2: ...cons 5 4 Getting Started 1 4 1 Power Level Display 1 4 2 Charging the Battery 1 4 3 Installing the USIM Card 2 4 4 Installing the Memory Card 3 4 5 Powering On or Off the Ereader 5 i Power On 5 ii Power Off 5 5 Homepage 1 6 Continue Reading 1 7 Favorites 1 8 My ebooks 1 9 My ePaper 1 10 ebooks Shop 1 11 eKiosk 1 12 Resource Center 1 12 1 My Music 1 12 2 My Picture 3 ...

Page 3: ...ions 1 17 1 Electronic Device 1 17 2 Hospital 1 17 3 Areas with Inflammables and Explosives 1 17 4 Traffic Security 2 17 5 Storage Environment 2 17 6 Safety of Children 3 17 7 Operating Environment 3 17 8 Cleaning and Maintenance 3 17 9 Use of the Battery 4 17 10 Use of the Charger 5 17 11 Use of the USB Cable 6 17 12 Environment Protection 6 ...

Page 4: ...awei trademarks are trademarks of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd All other trademarks and trade names mentioned in this document are the property of their respective holders Notice The information in this document is subject to change without notice Every effort has been made in the preparation of this document to ensure accuracy of the contents but all statements information and recommendations in th...

Page 5: ...not use the device in a very hot place or in a place where an inflammable or explosive material is stored For example do not use the device in a gas station Power off your device before boarding an aircraft Otherwise the radio signal of the device may interfere with the aircraft control signals Place the device and accessories in places beyond the reach of children Do not allow children to use the...

Page 6: ...ur network provider Accessory Introduction Check that you have all the accessories in the package of this product If any part is missing or any serious mistake with the User Guide that seriously affect your reading occurs such page missing contact the local dealer The following accessories are provided in the package An ereader A charger A protective case A Universal Serial BUS USB cable A product...

Page 7: ...2 3 1Ereader Views Front view and side view ...

Page 8: ...3 Rear view ...

Page 9: ...ge press to move to the right Network switch Power button Increase the volume Decrease the volume Scroll up Scroll down 3 3Interfaces Interface Description Earphone It is located at the bottom of the ereader and is used for connecting the headset to the ereader USB It is located at the bottom of the ereader and is used for connecting the charger or the USB cable to the ereader USIM Card It is loca...

Page 10: ...5 3 4Screen The following figure shows the screen of an ereader 3 5Screen Icons Icon Description 08 30 Indicates the time Indicates the battery power level ...

Page 11: ...ion Indicates that the battery charging is in process Indicates the network signal strength Indicates that the current network is a WCDMA network Indicates the Menu icon Indicates the Save icon Indicates the Back icon ...

Page 12: ...y is a damageable part If the standby time decreases significantly after the battery is fully charged replace the battery Do not strike shake or throw the battery violently Otherwise the battery leakage damage overheating explosion or fire may occur 4 2Charging the Battery Use the charger and battery approved by the ereader manufacturer For details contact local service center To charge a battery ...

Page 13: ...rode may be damaged due to scratching or bending Exert caution when carrying installing or removing the USIM card To install the USIM card do as follows 1 Power off the ereader 2 After ensure that the rear side of the ereader faces upwards slide off the rear cover of the ereader 3 Remove the battery 4 Insert the USIM card into the USIM card holder The USIM card holder is on the right while the TF ...

Page 14: ...l the TF card do as follows 1 Power off the ereader 2 After ensure that the rear side of the ereader faces upwards slide off the rear cover of the ereader 3 Remove the battery 4 Insert the TF card into the TF card holder The USIM card holder is on the right while the TF card holder is on the left ...

Page 15: ...the correct direction Inserting the card in the wrong direction may damage the card When removing the TF card press the card downward When you hear the clip sound release the card Then the TF card will automatically pop out Note Use the storage card TF card provided by a qualified manufacturer ...

Page 16: ...ereader is in the power off state press and hold the power button to power on the ereader ii Power Off When the ereader is in the power on state press and hold the power button to start the power off program The ereader will be powered off after a short wile ...

Page 17: ...1 5 Homepage The following figure shows the default home page Tap an icon to use the corresponding function ...

Page 18: ...p Continue Reading on the home page to display the latest online or local content that you read If you open the ereader for the first time or the ereader is restored to factory settings the following information is displayed ...

Page 19: ...n is displayed The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description Chapter List List all chapters Next Chapter Go to the next chapter Previous Chapter Go to the previous chapter Add Bookmark Add a bookmark You can start reading from the bookmark upon next reading ...

Page 20: ...xt box a soft keyboard is displayed where you can enter your comments Add Highlight Choose this menu and flick over the desired place The words that are flicked are underlined as shown in the following figure View Notes Highlight List the characters to which you added notes or highlights Go to Go to the specified chapter ...

Page 21: ...4 Menu Description Font Size Set the font size of the ebook Add to Favorites Add this book to Favorites ...

Page 22: ...ooks that you added locally and to the online bookstore are displayed on the Local and Online tab pages The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description Delete Items Delete items from Favorites Choose this menu select items and then tap Delete All Delete all items from Favorites ...

Page 23: ... ebooks You can read an ebook by tapping the book name The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description Search Access the page for searching enter the criteria and then tap Search to start the search The search can be based on the title description blurb or contributor For the detailed description see 14 Search ...

Page 24: ...Items Delete ebooks from My ebooks Choose this menu select ebooks and then tap Delete All Delete all ebooks from My ebooks Refresh Refresh the folder Sort by Date Sort ebooks in My ebooks by download date Sort by Name Sort ebooks in My ebooks by book names Sort by Author Sort ebooks in My ebooks by author names ...

Page 25: ...ch all subscribed ePapers are listed Tap an ePaper name to display the list of ePapers that you have subscribed and downloaded The ePapers are named after dates For example you can select the ePaper 2010 03 15 to read the ePaper You can also enter the period to search for an ePaper ...

Page 26: ...ss the page for searching enter the criteria and then tap Search to start the search The search can be based on the title For the detailed description see 14 Search Go to Go to the specified ePaper item in the ePaper list The ePaper content page cannot be displayed ...

Page 27: ...3 Menu Description Delete Items Delete an ePaper from My ePaper Choose this menu select ePapers and then click Delete All Delete all ePapers from My ePaper ...

Page 28: ...on the homepage to display the ebooks Shop page You can purchase online ebooks on this page The categories are displayed on the upper part of the ebooks Shop page Each category are classified into the Bestseller and All ebooks sections ...

Page 29: ...2 Tap More to display more ebooks of each section Tap the name of an ebook to view the abstract of a book ...

Page 30: ...ly after you purchase this book by tapping Purchase If you have purchased this ebook only the Download and Add to Favorites buttons are displayed You can tap Download to download the ebook Then you can read the ebook on My ebooks Tap Add to Favorites to add the ebook to Favorites The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description ...

Page 31: ...r the criteria and then tap Search to start the search The search can be based on the title description blurb or contributor For the detailed description see 14 Search Add to Favorites Add this book to Favorites To ebooks Shops Return to the ebooks Shop homepage ...

Page 32: ...sk on the homepage to display the eKiosk page You can purchase online ePapers on this page The categories are displayed on the upper part of the eKiosk page Each category are classified into the Bestseller and All sections ...

Page 33: ...2 Tap More to display more ePapers of each section Tap the name of an ePaper to view the abstract of an ePaper ...

Page 34: ...his ePaper by tapping Subscribe If you have subscribed to this ePaper the Download button is also displayed You can tap Download to download the ePaper Then you can read the ePaper on My ePaper You can also tap Subscribe to renew the ePaper Tap Archive to list the introduction to the sections of a ePaper The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description ...

Page 35: ...arch Access the page for searching enter the criteria and then tap Search to start the search The search can be based on the title For the detailed description see 14 Search To eKiosk Main Page Return to the eKiosk homepage ...

Page 36: ... under the TF card root directory are displayed Locate the desired music file and tap the file name to play the music On the page for playing music the information about the currently played file is displayed such as the music name baud rate play duration and total duration By tapping the corresponding buttons on the touch screen you can perform operations such as pause play fast forward and fast ...

Page 37: ...ns for displaying music are as follows Button Description PREV PAGE Previous music NEXT PAGE Next music BACK Return to My Music OK Play Increase the volume Decrease the volume The relevant menus are as follows ...

Page 38: ...er Repeated playing Repeatedly play the currently played music Looped playing Cyclically play all pieces of music in My Music Close music Shut down the music player 12 2 My Picture Tap My Picture on the Resource Center page to display the My Picture page The subfolders and files in the My Picture folder under the TF card root directory are displayed Locate the desired picture file and tap the file...

Page 39: ...laying pictures are as follows Button Description PREV PAGE Go to the previous picture NEXT PAGE Go to the next picture BACK Return to My Picture OK Display the picture The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description ...

Page 40: ...5 Menu Description Delete Delete pictures from My Picture Choose this menu select a picture and then tap Delete All Delete all pictures from My Picture ...

Page 41: ...n Information 13 1 Purchase Subscribe You can view your subscription and purchase records 13 2 My Bill Your bills on purchasing or subscribing to electronic contents are listed You can query bills based on the period ...

Page 42: ...2 ...

Page 43: ...earch page where you can search for content in local ebooks and ePapers For ebooks the search can be based on the title description blurb or contributor For ePapers the search can be based on the title After tapping the text box a soft keyboard is displayed ...

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Page 45: ...1 15 Settings You can change the settings of functions on the Settings page such as the system time language and personal information The relevant menus are as follows Menu Description ...

Page 46: ... setting Time Set Set the time and date of the system After completing the settings tap to confirm the setting Memory Status Display the memory status of the local storage card and the TF card Check Update If the parameter value is set to ON after being connected to the network the T62W automatically searches for the latest software version of the product and starts upgrade Calibration Tap the fiv...

Page 47: ...us file operations on the TF card such as add and delete files After ereader is connected to a computer the following page is displayed You cannot perform operations such reading books before removing the connection cable When the Windows OS is writing content to the card the data is not written to the card immediately It is written to a cache first Therefore choose Unplug or Eject Hardware before...

Page 48: ...2 After removing the USB cable the homepage is automatically displayed Then you can perform operations normally ...

Page 49: ...ake the device into operating rooms intensive care units ICUs or coronary care units CCUs Shut down your device near places for medical treatment Do not use your device at places for medical treatment where device use is prohibited When using your device near someone who is suffering from a heart disease turn down the ring tone volume or vibration properly so that it does not affect the person 17 ...

Page 50: ...as where using the device is prohibited power off the device Otherwise the radio signal of the device may interfere with the plane control signals 17 5 Storage Environment Do not place magnetic storage media such as magnetic cards and floppy disks near the device Radiation from the device may erase the information stored on them Keep the device away from any household appliances with strong electr...

Page 51: ... place near a magnetic field Otherwise internal circuit faults may occur Keep your device 1 inch 2 5 cm away from your body to comply with international RF leakage requirements On a stormy day with thunder do not use your device when it is being charged to prevent any danger caused by lightning Interference from the signals of the device may adversely affect usage of nearby devices such as televis...

Page 52: ...ith conductors such as metal materials keys or jewelries Otherwise the battery may be short circuiting and it may burn your body Do not disassemble the battery or solder the battery poles Otherwise the fluid leakage overheating fire or explosion may occur If any battery leaks emits smoke or abnormal smell stop using it immediately Keep the device far from fire and human body to avoid fire or explo...

Page 53: ...ger electrical leakage or other faults may occur Do not use the charger in a dusty and damp environment Keep the power cord away from any heating appliance Ensure the charger is properly plugged into the power socket properly when charging the battery Improper insertion may result in electric shock fire or explosion To unplug the charger pull the plug off rather than tear the power cord Use the AC...

Page 54: ...nnect the USB cable which may cause damages to the ereader of computer To disconnect the USB cable from the ereader and the computer disconnect the cable from the computer first and then disconnect the cable from the ereader Users have to use the connection to USB interfaces with USB 2 0 version or higher 17 12 Environment Protection Observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of your pac...

Page 55: ...allation 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 circu...

Page 56: ...tin 65 Supplement C This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment This device was tested with the device contacted directly to the human body To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements avoid direct contact to th...

Page 57: ...For 2 4 GHz wireless LAN operation of this product certain restrictions apply This equipment may use the entire 2400 MHz to 2483 5 MHz frequency band channels 1 through 13 for indoor applications For outdoor use only 2400 2454 MHz frequency band channels 1 9 may be used For the latest requirements see http www art telecom fr Wireless LAN Module s Maximum EIRP Frequency Ranges MHz Indoors Outdoors ...

Page 58: ...ent laid down in the applicable EN 50332 1and or EN 50332 2 standards Permanent hearing loss may occur if earphones or headphones are used at high volume for prolonged periods of time Note A pleine puissance l écoute prolongée du baladeur peut endommager l oreille de l utilisateur ...

Page 59: ...3 1 17 V1 3 2 24 V1 4 1 EN 60950 1 2006 A11 2009 EN50332 1 2000 EN62311 2008 IEC 62209 2 2010 FCC OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C Edition 01 01 We hereby declare that the above named product is in conformance to all the essential requirements of the R TTE Directive 99 5 EC and the EMC Directive 2004 108 EC issued by the Commission of the European Community The conformity assessment procedure referred...

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