Connecting with a Wireless Bluetooth Device
1.
Turn on the Bluetooth transmitter using the
toggle switch on the top of your tablet.
2.
If the Bluetooth Assistant is running, after a few
moments the "Add New Connection Wizard"
should start automatically (so skip to step
3), otherwise go to "START
All Programs
Bluetooth" and tap on the "Add New
Connection" button.
3.
Turn on the discovery service on your
Bluetooth device.
4.
Choose the device from the "Select a device"
panel that appears you want to use and tap
the "Next >" button.
5.
Enter a Bluetooth passkey if prompted. If you
are trying to connect to a Bluetooth keyboard,
hit "Enter" after typing the passkey.
6.
Your device should now be connected. If any
device drivers are required to operate your
device, if you haven't already, you should load
them now. Otherwise your Bluetooth device
should now be functional.
NOTE:
If you find that your Bluetooth device doesn't seem
to connect properly, or doesn't function, after starting up
the computer again sometime in the future: open up the
"Bluetooth Settings" application (located in "START
All
Programs
Bluetooth"), tap on the device you are having
problems with to highlight it and then tap on the "X Delete"
button to remove it. Then tap on the "New Connection"
button to re-setup the device again.
Using the TabletKiosk Modular Expansion System
Your Sahara NetSlate features the TabletKiosk Modular
Expansion System. This systems allows for the easy
integration of feature modules that enhance the
capabilities of your Tablet PC.
Based upon the Universal Serial Bus (USB), the
modules are hot swappable, meaning you do
not have to power down your system in order to
install/remove/exchange a module, and require no
additional drivers beyond those that may be required
by the device being added to the system (3G WWAN
module, etc.).
To add an expansion module:
1.
Remove the two Philips head screws holding
the Modular Expansion System port cover on
the top/back of the tablet in place.
2.
Remove expansion port cover.
