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17. Index

A

Activating Bluetooth ....................................................................30
Airplane mode ................................................................................31

B

Battery mode ..................................................................................21
Bluetooth ..........................................................................................30

C

Cabling ..............................................................................................18
Charging the battery ....................................................................21
Connecting to a PC .......................................................................32
Customer service ...........................................................................38
Customising the home screen ..................................................25

D

Description of the home screen ..............................................23
Display lock settings .....................................................................23
Disposal.............................................................................................40

E

Environmental temperature ......................................................16
External storage media ...............................................................32

F

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions .........................................37

M

Mains adapter ..........................................................................17, 20
Mains operation .............................................................................20
Maintenance ...................................................................................39

O

On/off switch ..................................................................................22

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Summary of Contents for Lifetab

Page 1: ...Instruction manual Tablet PC MEDION LIFETAB...

Page 2: ...8 2 3 Notes on lithium ion batteries 13 2 4 Never carry out repairs yourself 15 2 5 Environmental conditions 16 2 6 Connection 17 2 7 Cabling 18 3 Views 19 4 Power supply 20 4 1 Mains adapter 20 4 2...

Page 3: ...to a PC 33 10 External storage media 33 10 1 Inserting the microSD card 35 10 2 Removing a microSD card 36 10 3 Connecting USB storage 36 10 4 Removing USB storage 37 11 Frequently asked questions 38...

Page 4: ...arefully before using the device for the first time Note the warnings on the device and in the operating instructions Always keep the operating instructions close to hand If you sell the device or giv...

Page 5: ...of fatal injury WARNING Warning possible mortal danger and or serious irreversible injuries WARNING Warning danger due to excessive volume CAUTION Warning possible light or moderate injuries PLEASE N...

Page 6: ...to a charge The device is intended for private use only and not for industrial commercial use Please note that we shall not be liable in cases of improper use Do not modify the device without our con...

Page 7: ...eless features Wireless LAN Bluetooth Medion AG hereby declares that the product conforms to the following European requirements R TTE Directive 1999 5 EC Ecodesign Directive 2009 125 EC RoHS Directiv...

Page 8: ...tual abilities or by those lacking experience and or knowledge unless they are supervised by someone responsible for their safety or have received instructions from you on how the device should be use...

Page 9: ...please follow the instructions in this section Never open the tablet PC housing or the mains adapter housing This could result in an electric short circuit or even ignite a fire which will damage you...

Page 10: ...take hold of any broken pieces Wash your hands with soap To avoid damaging the screen do not touch it with sharp objects Do not expose the tablet PC to heat for a long period of time In particular be...

Page 11: ...or liquid has penetrated into the device Have the tablet PC checked by customer services as the device is no longer safe to operate There is a risk of electric shock Both devices that is the optional...

Page 12: ...rating system generates excessive acoustic pressure and can lead to loss of hearing Before pressing play set the volume to the lowest setting Start playback and increase the volume to a comfortable le...

Page 13: ...e following messages carefully Select the box beneath the message to confirm that you have read and understand it Now tap OK Please Note After a device restart you will need to reset the volume The sa...

Page 14: ...nufacturer Never open the batteries Do not heat up the batteries to over 60 C Do not throw the batteries into an open fire Dispose of used batteries in accordance with the information provided by the...

Page 15: ...please contact Service Do not use chargers that are damaged in any way Do not dismantle or deform the batteries You could injure your hands or fingers or battery fluid could come into contact with you...

Page 16: ...ents inside this AC adapter In the event of an unintentional short circuit of this AC adapter there is a risk of electrical shock or fire Do not open the housing of the AC adapter To prevent hazards p...

Page 17: ...adapter during a thunderstorm Wait until your tablet PC has adjusted to the ambient temperature before using the device or connecting the mains adapter Major changes in temperature and humidity can l...

Page 18: ...adapter housing must not be opened There is a risk of electric shock if the housing is open The housing does not contain any parts that require maintenance The socket outlet must be close to the table...

Page 19: ...mains adapter or the tablet PC may be damaged if this process is carried out in the reverse order Always take hold of the plug when disconnecting the cable from the socket Never pull on the cable PLE...

Page 20: ...19 of 48 3 Views...

Page 21: ...The following electric power supply is supported Alternating current AC 100 240V 50 60 Hz Please observe the instructions for safe operation of the mains adapter You connect the mains adapter to a po...

Page 22: ...ntained for as long as possible The optimal charging temperature is approx 20 C Carry out a complete discharging and charging cycle once a month then store the device with approx 50 of the battery cap...

Page 23: ...s is considerably faster if the mains adapter is used When the mains adapter is connected and switched on the battery charges automatically regardless of whether or not the tablet PC is switched on Wi...

Page 24: ...e simplest case the device is unlocked with a simple swipe gesture You can also select a password or other protection option under Security in the system settings Note that some applications may conti...

Page 25: ...ed up and no other application is running in the foreground It is divided into several pages which you can access by swiping with your finger to the left The home screen is used to display app shortcu...

Page 26: ...ds to both the content of your tablet PC for example your contacts and installed applications and the Internet Autocomplete suggestions will appear as you type into the search bar Tapping this icon wi...

Page 27: ...return to the home screen Applications moved to the background may still use memory and processor resources Recent apps Tapping this button will display an overview of the last apps to be opened This...

Page 28: ...nal strength of the connection to a mobile network if the device is being operated with a SIM card The left side displays messages and notifications These messages may be warnings or messages concerni...

Page 29: ...ick Settings by swiping down twice from the top edge of the screen For each setting there is an icon and a title By tapping the icon you can turn the setting on or off In this way you can quickly turn...

Page 30: ...performed via the Internet and merely require your consent before they are automatically installed You are automatically notified about the availability of updates via the status bar You can also chec...

Page 31: ...and Bluetooth by starting the Settings app or tapping the title in the respective Quick Settings 8 3 1 Activating Wi Fi Open the Wi Fi settings If necessary tap the small switch icon in the upper rig...

Page 32: ...ually a few metres You can therefore connect Bluetooth keyboards or headsets for example to your Android device 8 4 1 Activating Bluetooth Open the Bluetooth settings If necessary tap the small switch...

Page 33: ...plane mode in the Quick Settings or via the menu that appears when you press and hold the on off switch for a few seconds PLEASE NOTE Disable the option for wireless networks whenever you are in an en...

Page 34: ...way of carrying large datasets with you You can use the following types of storage media microSD memory cards USB storage for example USB sticks or USB hard drives To use USB storage you need a USB ho...

Page 35: ...ssions to write to external storage media It is not readily possible for a third party application to store data onto a memory card or USB storage device Therefore to copy data from the internal memor...

Page 36: ...Do not apply force when inserting the cards otherwise they may be damaged Slide the microSD card into the card slots as shown The microSD card must click gently into place After the microSD card has...

Page 37: ...d partially comes out of the slot Remove the memory card by carefully pulling it out 10 3 Connecting USB storage Connect the supplied USB host cable to the tablet PC Connect the USB stick to the USB h...

Page 38: ...emove USB memory Remove the USB storage by carefully pulling out the USB host cable PLEASE NOTE Never remove external storage from the device without preparing it for removal Otherwise you may lose da...

Page 39: ...extend the battery life Reduce the brightness of the display to an appropriate level Turn off Wi Fi and Bluetooth Reduce the Sleep value of the display How do I switch off the Android device if the s...

Page 40: ...er Airplane mode is enabled In this case you cannot enable the Bluetooth and Wi Fi functions Turn off Airplane mode 12 Customer service 12 1 Extended support Please contact our customer service team i...

Page 41: ...les before cleaning Do not use solvents corrosive or aerosol based cleaning agents 12 3 Measures for protecting the display The display is the most sensitive part of the tablet PC as it consists of th...

Page 42: ...uids into the tablet PC as this could damage the device Do not scratch the display with your fingernails or hard objects Do not clean the display with chemical cleaning products Clean the display usin...

Page 43: ...posed of with the household rubbish Please enquire about the options for environmentally friendly disposal Packaging The product has been packaged to protect it from damage in transit The packaging is...

Page 44: ...5 x 0 35in 9 7oz Aquilstar China Modell ASSA55e 050200 Europe Input 100 240V 0 45A max max 50 60Hz Output 5V 2 0 A CPU MT8321 1 3GHz Quad Core RAM 1 GB 1 Go 8 GB 8 Go 6 95 720 x 1280 Pixel 3000 mAh 3...

Page 45: ...right Mechanical electronic and any other forms of reproduction are prohibited without the written permission of the manufacturer Copyright is owned by the company Medion AG Am Zehnthof 77 45307 Essen...

Page 46: ...ber of your device in the search field You will find these details on the rear of your device In the window that appears next select the category Software Alternatively we can send you the source code...

Page 47: ...tery 21 Connecting to a PC 32 Customer service 38 Customising the home screen 25 D Description of the home screen 23 Display lock settings 23 Disposal 40 E Environmental temperature 16 External storag...

Page 48: ...e 22 Power supply 17 20 Mains operation 20 R Recycling 40 Repairs 39 S Safety instructions Cabling 18 Environmental requirements 16 Mains adapter 17 Measures for protecting the display 16 Proper use 4...

Page 49: ...48 of 48 T Technical data 41 U USB sticks connecting 35 V Views 19 W Wi Fi 29 Wi Fi activating 29...

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