Alcatel OneTouch User manual

ALCATEL
onetouch VIEW
INSTRUCTION
Manufacturer: Huizhou TCL Mobile Communication Co., Ltd.
Technical Service Hotline: [phone]
Address: 70 Huifeng 4th Road,Zhongkai High-Tech Development Zone,
Huizhou,Guangdong Province
www.alcatelonetouch.com

CONTENTS
IDevices and accessories
01
ⅡImages of onetouch VIEW Set-top Box
01
ⅢIR remote controller
03
ⅣHow to connect onetouch VIEW Set-top Box
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ⅤHow to set up onetouch VIEW Set-top Box
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VI How to operate the device
1Turn on the device
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2Settings
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3Network functions
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4Local Video
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5Local Music
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6Local Picture
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7Application Management
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8Internet Video
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9Game
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10 Alcatel app store
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VII Trouble Shooting
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VIII Caution
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I. Devices and accessories
Devices and accessories include: Alcatel onetouch VIEW Set-top
Box, HDMI wire and adapter, and IR remote controller.
Alcatel onetouch VIEW
HDMI wire and adapter IR remote controller
II. Images of Alcatel onetouch VIEW Set-top Box
Back side
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Left side Right side
1 Power socket (5V DC In): for power supply through a 5V/2A adapter.
2 Optical fiber interface: for connection with external high-
fidelity acoustic system.
3HDMI (High-definition Multimedia Interface): to connect an onetouch
VIEW Set-top Box with a TV set with an HDMI connector for the
display of HD contents (remember to switch the TV to HDMI mode).
4 CVBS analogue video interface: to connect the CVBS port of Alcatel
onetouch VIEW Set-top Box with the AV port of a TV set with the
video connector (yellow) of the RCA cable (usually known as AV
connectors) for the transmission of video signals from the TV.
5 L: left sound channel (analogue), usually the white AV connector,
for the output of audio signals of the TV set.
6 R: right sound channel (analogue), usually the red AV connector, for
the output of audio signals of the TV set.
7 ETHERNET: Internet interface, for access to the Internet to enable
high-speed network access experience.
8 USB A: for connection with flash disks, mobile hard drives, wireless mice,
wireless keyboards, and other devices with USB2.0 interfaces.
9 USB B: for connection with flash disks, mobile hard drives, wireless mice,
wireless keyboards, and other devices with USB2.0 interfaces.
10 SD CARD slot: for the reading of information in SD cards
Notes
The device enables Internet connection with an embedded Wi-Fi
module, as well as a cable modem.
III. IR remote controller
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4
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5 RETURN: return to the previous screen or menu.
6 OK: confirm the icon selected.
7 DIRECTION: including left, right, up, down keys.
8 VOLUME: for volume control.
9 MEDIA PLAY: including play, fast forward, fast backward and pause
keys.
10 WEB: onetouch Internet surfing.
IV. How to connect onetouch VIEW Set-top Box
power source
HDMI Out
OPTICAL CVBSL
R
How to connect onetouch VIEW Set-top Box with the TV set
V. How to set up onetouch VIEW Set-top Box
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VI. How to operate the device
1 Turn on the device
Turn on the device. You will see
the welcome screen and the main
menu in 40 seconds. Main menu
options include local video, free
video, games, applications, setup,
application store, music, image
and browser.
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2 Settings
Setup icons Setup screen
Set up wireless network connection
Open Wi-Fi
View and connect to wireless
networks available. If the
network selected is encrypted,
you may need to enter your
password or other IDs (you may
need to contact your network
operator for details).
The Wi-Fi icon appears on the
top right of the screen after the
setup of Wi-Fi connection.
Setup a wired network connection
Enter the ETHERNET screen to
automatically view and connect to
wired networks.
Other setups
Administration applications
Other setups include
administration applications
(installation and uninstallation),
language and keyboard (language
setup and keyboard setup), about
the device (version) and privacy
setups.
3 Network functions
Network icons on the main screen
Users may use the network
functions to view news, watch
video or play games on the
Internet.
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Main screen of network functions
(with various websites arranged by
classes, including browsers, most-
viewed, video, news, sports,
bloggers, military, etc.)
Google Chrome appears when
the browser icon is opened.
4 Local Video
The Local Video icon on the main screen.
The device supports AVI,
RMVB/RM, WMV, TS, MKV, MOV,
M2TS, TP, MPEG, MPG, MP4,
VOB, ISO, DAT, ASF and FLV
formats. Local Video enables
users to view 1080P HD videos
with resolutions up to 1920*1080.
Enter Local Video and it will
search all the video formats that
can be played in all the storage,
such as U disk, SD card.
When the "most-viewed” icon is opened, a number of portals and video
sites, including sina.com, qq.com and Baidu appear.
Select a video to play. The MEDIA
PLAY supports a number of
functions (fast forward, fast
backward, pause, play and next).
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5 Local Music
The Local Music icon on the main screen
Music formats supported include
MP3,WMA,WAV,ACC, FLAC and
AC3. Local Music enables music
playing while the user is surfing
the Internet or using other
functions.
Click the Local Music icon, and
this screen appears (with a
number of options, including
album, song, artist, add music,
and now playing).
This screen appears when a
song is selected.
6 Local Picture
The Picture icon on the main screen
Image formats supported include:
bmp, jpg and gif. Local Image
allows the viewing of electronic
albums.
Click Local Image, and the
submenu appears, each with
folders of images.
Select a folder and view the images in it.
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7 Application Management
The Application Management icon on the main screen
Onetouch VIEW is driven by Android 2.3. The screen allows
application downloading and installation to experience all of the
functions enabled by Android, including gaming, office work and
social activities.
8 Online Video
The Online Video icon on the main screen
Online Video integrates free TV,
video and radio information
online.
Click Online Video and three
icons: Muzee Radio, Muzee TV
and Muzee Video appears,
representing online radio, online
TV and online video respectively.
Click Muzee TV and this screen
appears, offering TV selections by
categories, including TOP100, Local
Selected, Top-Genre,
Top-region,Top-language,Genre,
Region,Language, Favorites and
History.
Click Muzee Video and this screen
appears, offering Video selections by
categories, including TOP100,Local
Selected, Top-Series, Top-Genre,
Top-language,Series, Genre,
Language, Favorites and
History.
9 Game
The Game icon on the main screen
The device supports two types of
games: 1) APK games
downloaded from Android
Market, e.g.“Angry Birds” and
“Plants vs. Zombies”, and 2)
interactive games, e.g., AIVWI
and sports++.
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The Game Hall screen shows
every game installed. You may
select the ones you like.
10 Alcatel app store
The Alcatel app store icon on the main screen
Click “Application Store" and the
APK download screen appears.
You can download and install
the APK applications you like.
VII. Trouble Shooting
Q: Why is my composite video connector of HD
connector not shown?
A:1.Check whether the connectors of different colors are installed
as indicated in the instruction;
2.Check whether the input mode has been set up for signal
reception from the mainframe. Make sure to the video
input mode is set up properly.
3.Check whether the video connector is installed correctly.
Q: Why can't I access the Internet after upgrade?
A:
Q: How to install the software applications?
A: 1.Copy the applications in a USB or SD card;
2.Click "Applications” on the main screen and select “Install
Applications”;
3.Select /mnt/sda (USB) or /mnt/sdcard (SD card);
4.Select the application you want to install and click “Install”.
Q: Why can't the application stored be displayed in full
screen?
A: Some programs have a fixed resolution, which might be
inconsistent with that of the device. In this case, the application
won't be displayed in full screen.
Q: How to make it easier to visit my favorite websites?
A: Click the browser to enter the webpage. Press the menu button on
the remote controller. Move the cursor to “Add Bookmark Here”.
Enter name and address, and click “OK”.
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VIII. Caution
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FCC Statement
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. 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 circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.