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Figure 7-3 Connecting an HDMI cable 1. Micro HDMI port 1 2 2. Micro HDMI (Type D) connector Please do not plug/unplug an HDMI device when the tablet is in Sleep Mode. When you connect a television or external monitor to the HDMI port, make sure the display output device is set to HDMI. When you unplug the HDMI cable and re-plug it, please wait at least 5 seconds before you re-plug the HDMI cable. TOSHIBA Keyboard Cover TOSHIBA Keyboard Cover is provided with some models. TOSHIBA Keyboard Cover provides Bluetooth keyboard with powerful features and great convenience when using your tablet. Grand tour The following figure shows an overview of TOSHIBA Keyboard Cover. User's Manual 7-6

Section	Page
Table of Contents	2
Chapter 1 Legal & Regulatory	5
Copyright	5
Disclaimer	5
Trademarks	6
H.264/AVC, VC-1 and MPEG-4 License Notice	6
FCC information	7
FCC notice \	7
FCC conditions	7
Contact	8
Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation.	8
CE compliance	8
Working environment	8
Additional environments not related to EMC	9
REACH - Compliance Statement	9
Following information is only valid for EU-member States:	10
Disposal of products	10
Disposal of batteries and/or accumulators	10
Following information is only for India	11
Canadian regulatory information (Canada only)	11
Canada - Industry Canada (IC)	11
Following information is only for Turkey:	11
Chapter 2 Introduction	13
About the guide	13
Instruction Manual for Safety and Comfort	13
Safety icons	13
Chapter 3 Getting Started	14
Check the components	14
Hardware	14
Documentation	14
Grand tour	14
Hardware	17
Processor	18
Memory	18
Power	18
Display	18
Multimedia	19
Communications	19
Using the tablet for the first time	19
Connecting the AC adaptor	20
Turning on the power	22
Initial Setup	22
Turning off the power	23
Care and use of the battery	24
Charging the battery	24
Procedure	24
Battery charging time	25
Battery exhausted time	25
Battery charging notice	25
Chapter 4 Basics	27
Using the touch screen	27
Getting to know the Home screen	27
Opening and switching applications	29
Opening an application	29
Switch to a recently used application	29
Monitoring your tablet’s status	29
Status icons	29
Notification icons	30
Quick Settings	30
Managing Notifications	31
Opening the notifications panel	31
Responding to a notification	31
Dismissing a notification	31
Closing the notifications panel	31
Locking your screen	32
Locking your screen with a Pattern lock	32
Capturing your screen	32
Customizing the Home screen	32
Adding an item to the Home screen	32
Moving an item on the Home screen	33
Removing an item from the Home screen	33
Changing the wallpaper	33
Creating a grouped folder	33
Changing the Screen Orientation	34
Managing Tasks and Applications	34
Connecting to a computer	34
Factory Reset	35
Chapter 5 Applications	36
Analog clock	36
Browser	36
Go to a webpage	36
Zoom in or zoom out on a webpage	37
Multiple Browser tabs	37
Bookmarks	37
View your Browser history	38
View your Saved Pages	38
Web page options	38
Browser settings	38
Calculator	38
Calendar	39
Add events to Calendar	39
Camera	39
Open Camera and take pictures/videos	39
Review your pictures/videos	40
Photo options	40
Video options	41
Clock	41
Working with clock	41
Setting an alarm	41
Setting a timer	42
Using the stopwatch	42
Downloads	42
Email	42
Read an email	43
Send an email	43
Respond to an email	43
Manage email accounts	43
Gallery	44
Open Gallery	44
View and browse pictures/videos	44
Take pictures/videos	44
Work with pictures/videos	44
The Google Play™ Music App	45
Playing music	45
Working with playlists	45
People	45
Open People	46
Import and export contacts	46
Search for a contact	46
Service Station	46
Main Window	47
Downloading Updates	47
Installing Updates	48
Downloading and Installing System Updates	48
TOSHIBA Media Player	48
TOSHIBA File Manager	49
Navigation	49
Storage Structure	50
Operations on Files & Folders	51
Adding folder shortcut	52
TOSHIBA TruCapture	52
Online Manual	52
Chapter 6 Settings	53
Wireless & networks	53
Wi-Fi networks	54
Bluetooth	57
Mobile networks	59
Data usage	60
Device	61
Sound	61
Display	61
Video enhancement	62
Audio enhancement	63
Storage	64
Battery	65
Power Management	65
Apps	66
Users	67
Personal	68
Location access	68
Security	69
Language & input	70
Backup & reset	71
Accounts	72
Add account	72
System	72
Date & time	72
Accessibility	73
About tablet	74
Chapter 7 Optional Accessories	76
Memory media slot	76
Memory media	76
Memory media format	77
Media care	77
Inserting a memory media	77
Removing a memory media	78
Micro SIM card slot	78
Inserting a Micro SIM card	79
Removing a Micro SIM card	79
USB device	80
HDMI device	80
TOSHIBA Keyboard Cover	81
Grand tour	81
Keyboard indicators	82
Setting up the Keyboard Cover	82
Charging the Keyboard Cover	83
Connecting your tablet to the Keyboard Cover	85
Configuring the Keboard layout	86
Reconnecting the Keyboard Cover	86
Unpairing the Keyboard Cover	86
Function keys	86
Optional TOSHIBA Accessories	88
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting	89
Problem solving process	89
Preliminary checklist	89
Hardware and system checklist	90
Internal display panel	90
Memory Card	90
USB device	91
Sound system	91
Wireless LAN	91
Bluetooth	92
TOSHIBA Support	92
Before you call	92
TOSHIBA technical support	92
Chapter 9 Specifications	93
Physical Dimensions	93
Environmental Requirements	93
Power Requirements	93
Chapter 10 Information for Wireless Devices	94
Wireless Technology Interoperability	94
CAUTION about Wireless Devices	94
Wireless Devices and your health	95
Radio Regulatory Information	95
Europe	95
Canada - Industry Canada (IC)	97
USA-Federal Communications Commission (FCC)	97
Caution: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation	97
Caution: Radio Frequency Interference Requirements	98
Using this equipment in Japan	98
Device Authorization	100
Radio approvals for wireless devices	100