CAMANGI WebStation User manual

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Manual
July 14, 2010
Version 2.3
Version 2.3
Date of Last Revision: July 14, 2010

Read Before Proceeding
Please read the following content of WebStation manual before turning on the new
WebStation.
Battery is not charged. Please fully charge the battery before using the WebStation
for the first time. For more information about charging battery please refer to “1.3
Charging the battery”on page 9 for more details.
The Limited Warranty of your WebStation would be granted starting from your
purchase date. For further information about the limited warranty please refer to the
Customer Service on WebStation website http://www.camangi.com/warranty.html.
Please read all of the following information and operating guides before using
WebStation to avoid harm. For more additional operating guidelines, please visit the
WebStation website http://www.camangi.com/support.html .
Before using your WebStation, please check and keep the following items to preserve
your rights and interests.
1. We do suggest you to reserve your purchase invoice with valid purchase date for
possible Return, Exchange, Warranty, and Repair rights and interests.
2. We do suggest you to reserve your WebStation package for possible Return,
Exchange, Warranty, and Repair service while in transit. You will be responsible
for any damage occurred during transit of above service if without original
WebStation package.
Intellectual Property Right Information
Copyright © 2009-2010 Camangi WebStation. All Rights reserved.
Camangi is a trademark of Camangi Corporation.
Camangi Corporation shall not be liable for the content errors herein about technical,
editorial or omitted errors, nor for incidental or consumable damages.
Camangi shall not be liable for the content errors herein about technical, editorial or
omitted errors, nor for incidental or cosmetic damages.
This document contained herein is the exclusive property of Camangi Corporation and
shall not be distributed, reproduced, or disclosed in whole or in part without prior written
permission of Camangi Corporation.
Camangi reserve the rights and interests to change and revise the content in this
document to meet the actual situation at any time without prior notice.
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Google, The Google logo, Android, the Android logo, Gmail and Google Books are
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Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of the Wireless Fidelity Alliance, Inc.

microSD is a trademark of SD Card Association.
All other company, product and service names mentioned herein are trademarks,
registered trademarks or service marks of their respective owners.
Usage Notice
WebStation includes precision components
Please avoid dropping, crushing, bending, deforming, puncturing, shredding or
inserting object into your WebStation.
Please avoid using your WebStation in rain, near liquid, near food or near wet
locations. In case an accidental spill occurs, please unplug all cables and turn off your
WebStation immediately. And then, clean and naturally dry your WebStation. Do not
dry your WebStation with external heat source, such as hair dryer.
If your WebStation has been immersed in water, suffered severe fall or crash, do not
use it and contact a Camangi authorized service provider. For information related to
WebStation Service Provider, please see http://www.camangi.com/support.html .
Using Peripherals
If you can’t plug a connector into a port with your WebStation, please do not force the
connector or port into your WebStation, check whether the connector matches or is
correctly positioned in relative to the port.
Please use the Adapter included in the package to charge your WebStation and make sure
the power adapter is firmly plugged into the power outlet.
This product should be operated only with the following designated power supply unit(s).
AC Adapter
PHIHONG, Model PSA15R-050
You will be responsible for any damage(s) occurred while using an adapter not included with
your WebStation. And, please keep your WebStatioin clean and dry. If the power plug or
case of the adapter has become damaged, do not use it and contact with Camangi
authorized service provider.
Stand
Stand is used to support your WebStation.
If you want to take off the stand from WebStation, please pull the small limpid area around
the limpid sucker, to release some air in and you can take of the stand easily.
Using Environment
Please operate your WebStation in the temperature between 0ºand 35ºC (32ºto 95ºF).
Please avoid using your WebStation during dramatic changes in humidity or temperature.
Please store your WebStation in the temperature between -20ºand 45ºC (-4ºto 113ºF).

Please do not leave your WebStation in a car or high temperature environment.
Please keep the exterior of your WebStation clean by using the wipe included in the package,
clean the device only when it is unplugged and turned off.
Battery Replacement
The rechargeable battery in your WebStation should be replaced by Camangi authorized
service provider. For WebStation Service Provider information please see
http://www.camangi.com/support.html .
Prohibit Personal Modification
Do not disassemble, open or microwave your WebStation. You will lose your rights to
warranty and other related interests.
Do not repair or modify WebStation yourself, including all product components and software.
You will be responsible for any damage(s) you might have caused to your WebStation.
Safety
Please set the volume of the headsets to within a safe level by using the volume control.
We suggest you do not use WebStation while driving or riding a vehicle, always observe the
local laws and regulation.
Safety in Aircraft
Remember to turn off your WebStation. Due to the possible interference caused by the
WebStation to an aircraft’s navigation system and communications network; the law in most
countries is against to use the internet connecting functionality on board an airplane.
Software License Agreement
Please read the following terms and restrictions before using your WebStation.
By using the WebStation, you are agreeing to the following terms and restrictions. If
you do not agree to the following terms and restrictions, please return your
WebStation by following the Return Policy.
Software Licensing
The Software, Documentation, Interfaces, Content and data within your
WebStation are licensed and not sold to you by Camangi Corporation, including any
method of enhancements, updates, or software restore. Camangi retains all rights
and interests of the WebStation Software and reserve all rights and interests not
expressly granted to you. You have agreed not to sell, rent, assign, lease, lend,

redistribute or sublicense the WebStation software.
Permitted License and Restrictions
You have agreed not to copy, decompile, reverse engineer, disassemble, adapt,
translate, or modify any part of the source code relating to the Software in a binary
or compiled form.
You have agreed not to design, develop, manufacture, or license to other
devices, accessories, software applications by using the WebStation proprietary
interfaces.
Third Parties Applications
The applications from third parties grant the third parties obtaining the
software rights. And, Camangi is not responsible for examining or evaluating the
quality, completeness, legality, and copyright compliance of Third Parties’
applications or linkage.
Any Third Parties linage should observe the internet agreement themselves, not
to use offensive, indecent, or objectionable word. Camangi is not responsible for the
intended and impolite wording offensive.
Any Third Parties reserve the right to change, remove, or disable access to any
application services at any time without notice. Camangi is not responsible for the
above actions, damages, or losses from the third parties.
Disclaimer of Warranties
To the maximum extent permitted law, the WebStation software are provided
“As Is”and “As Available”. Hereby Camangi disclaim expressing or implying all
warranties and conditions with respect to the WebStation software. Camangi is not
responsible for a particular purpose, accuracy, quiet enjoyment, and
non-infringement of third party rights.
Governing Law
This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of
Taiwan, Republic of China, without reference to its conflict of laws principles. You
agree that the appropriate forum and venue for any claim or controversy arising out
of this Agreement shall be in Taipei and hereby consent to the exclusive jurisdiction
and venue of the courts thereof.

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Contents
1. BASICS ......................................................................................................................................3
1.1. PARTS INCLUDED IN THE PACKAGE.................................................................................................3
1.2. KNOW YOUR WEBSTATION..........................................................................................................4
1.3. CHARGING THE BATTERY .............................................................................................................9
1.4. INSTALLING THE STORAGE CARD .................................................................................................11
1.5. GETTING AROUND YOUR WEBSTATION........................................................................................12
1.6. GETTING STARTED....................................................................................................................14
1.7. STATUS AND NOTIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................20
1.8. USING THE WEBSTATION STORAGE CARD AS A USB DRIVER ...........................................................22
2. SET YOUR WEBSTATION ..........................................................................................................24
2.1. WIRELESS CONTROLS ................................................................................................................24
2.2. SOUND &DISPLAY....................................................................................................................26
2.3. SECURITY &LOCATION ..............................................................................................................28
2.4. APPLICATIONS .........................................................................................................................30
2.5. SD CARD &DEVICE STORAGE .....................................................................................................32
2.6. DATE &TIME...........................................................................................................................33
2.7. LOCALE &TEXT........................................................................................................................35
2.8. ABOUT WEBSTATION................................................................................................................37
3. GETTING CONNECTED .............................................................................................................38
3.1. CONNECTING TO THE INTERNET ..................................................................................................38
3.2. USING BROWSER .....................................................................................................................42
3.3. MANAGE YOUR EMAIL ..............................................................................................................49
4. MANAGE YOUR DIGITAL LIFE...................................................................................................53
4.1. WEATHER ...............................................................................................................................53
4.2. CALENDAR ..............................................................................................................................58
4.3. ALARM CLOCK.........................................................................................................................63
4.4. CALCULATOR ...........................................................................................................................66
4.5. NOTE EVERYTHING ...................................................................................................................67
5. ENRICH YOUR DIGITAL LIFE ..................................................................................................... 72
5.1. ALDIKO...................................................................................................................................72
5.2. FRING.....................................................................................................................................80
5.3. CAMANGI MARKET ..................................................................................................................89
5.4. DAILY PAPER ...........................................................................................................................95

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6. MULTIMEDIA ..........................................................................................................................96
6.1. GALLERY.................................................................................................................................96
6.2. MUSIC .................................................................................................................................103
6.3. FUNFRAME ...........................................................................................................................110
7. MANAGE YOUR WEBSTATION ............................................................................................... 112
7.1. MANAGING MEMORY ............................................................................................................112
7.2. FACTORY DATA RESET .............................................................................................................113
7.3. SPARE PARTS.........................................................................................................................114
7.4. APKINSTALLER .......................................................................................................................117
7.5 TASK MANAGER.....................................................................................................................120
7.6 HOME WIZARD .....................................................................................................................122
8APPENDIX ............................................................................................................................. 125
8.5 SPECIFICATIONS .....................................................................................................................125
8.6 CERTIFICATION AND NOTICE.....................................................................................................127
INDEX.............................................................................................................................................129
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TABLE 1WEBSTATION STATUS ICONS...............................................................................................................20
TABLE 2WEBSTATION NOTIFICATION ICONS......................................................................................................20
TABLE 3WEBSTATION MUSIC ICONS .............................................................................................................106
TABLE 4WEBSTATION HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................................................125
TABLE 5WEBSTATION OPERATING SYSTEM AND PREINSTALL APPLICATIONS ..........................................................126
TABLE 6CERTIFICATIONS OF WEBSTATION ......................................................................................................127

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1. Basics
1.1. Parts Included in the Package
1. WebStation(WS) provides internet connectivity and entertainment anywhere
2. Headset with mic used as a peripheral for your WebStation.
3. AC Adapter recharges the battery.
4. Stand used to support your WebStation.
5. Quick Start Guide provides a quick guide to your WebStation.
6. Important Product Information refers to the Usage Notice, Certification, and
Warranty information of your WebStation.
7. Pouch used as a protection for your WebStation.
8. Wipes used to clean your WebStation.
9. Stylus Pen better for WebStation operation.

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1.2. Know Your WebStation
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Fr ro on nt t P Pa an ne el l
Please use touch screen and control keys-Home Key, Menu Key, and Return Key to
process your WebStation. You can press the Home Key to return to the Launcher Screen
while any application or screen is loaded and press and hold the Home Key to open
recently-used applications window. You can press the Menu Key to launch the sub or
optional functionalities on the current screen or applications. You can press the Return
Key to return to the previous screen or step while any applications or screen is loaded,
press and hold the Return Key to return to the main screen of the currently loaded
application, and press the Return Key to close the onscreen soft keyboard.
Additional information about the screen will introduce later on next page.For
additional description and the finger or stylus tips, please refer to “1.5 Getting Around
your WebStation”on page 12 for more details.
The LED Power Light displays the power indicator. The upper LED indicates the
battery is currently being charged; the lower LED indicates the power-on status. For
more information about the power charging, please refers to “1.3 Charging the Battery”
on page 9for more details.
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Re ea ar r P Pa an ne el l
Trumpet
Micro SD Slot
Stylus
Touch Screen
Home Key
Menu Key
Return Key
Power Light
Microphone
Power Button

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Press Power Button to turn your WS on and press / hold the Power Button to turn
your WS off. For more information about using micro SD Card, please refers to “1.4
Installing the Storage Card”on page 11 for more details. For more information about
finger or stylus tips refer to “1.5 Getting Around your WebStation”on page 1112 for
more details.
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Le ef ft t P Pa an ne el l
Press the Volume Up key
to increase the media volume
and press the Volume Down
key to decrease the media
volume.
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Ri ig gh ht t P Pa an ne el l
Plug in the AC Adapter to
start charging the battery. Press
the Reset button with the stylus
to reset your WebStation. USB
Mini B Connector connects USB
cable for file transfer. USB
Connector connects the USB
cable to use Keyboard. Plug in
the Earphone to listen to the
media.
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La au un nc ch he er r S Sc cr re ee en n
Launcher Screen, the Main and Home page of WebStation, provides a convenient
Volume Controller
Volume Up
Volume Down
Earphone Jack
USB Mini B Connector
Reset
USB Connector
AC Adapter

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shortcut for all your applications on Q Qu ui ic ck k D Do oc ck kand A Ap pp pl li ic ca at ti io on ns s A Ar re ea a; and it also
provides a status display for device control on S St ta at tu us s B Ba ar r. You can also use Google
search bar to search anything you want.
Status Bar is located to the top of the Launcher screen. Toward the right end of the
bar, you’ll find current status of WebStation; to the left end you’ll find important
notifications for additional information. For more information about the status and
notifications, please refer to “1.7 Status and Notifications”on page 20 for more detail.
Search Bar is located to the second top of the Launcher screen. You can search by
Google Search engine with related information by putting key words in the blank.
Quick Dock is located to the bottom of the Launcher screen. It contains useful
applications, including from left to right, Weather, Email, Music, Browser, CMarket,
and Settings applications. For more information about any of the above applications,
please refer to the following contents.
Applications Area is located to the middle of the Launcher screen. Pre-installed
applications from left to right and top to bottom are Google Mail, FunFrame, Gallery,
fring, Aldiko, Daily Paper, 3G Wizard, Note Everything, Calendar, Gallery, TaskManager
Alarm Clock, Calculator, Home Wizard, ApkInstaller and Spare Parts applications. For
more information about any of the applications, please refer to the following contents.
Status Bar
Quick Dock
Applications Area
Google Search Bar

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Change page on Application Area
When you use any preinstall or new applications downloaded from Market,
applications will automatically make sequence. When you touch non application area,
the screen will show the right/ left arrow and square button.
Touch right arrow and move to next application page, or touch left arrow to go
back to previous page. You can also touch square button, it will lead you directly to the
page you choose.
Right
Arrow
Left
Arrow
Square
Button

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Lo oc ck k S Sc cr re ee en n
Lock Screen, the First screen after turning on the device and also to protect your
WebStation, is the Unlock Icons, Wallpaper, Date and Time display.
Press menu key to complete the unlock action.
For more information about the Date and Time Settings, please refer to “2.6 Day &
time”on page 33 for more details. For more information about the Wallpaper setting,
please refer to “Wallpaper”on page 16 and “6.1 Gallery”on page 97 for more details.
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Id dl le e S Sc cr re ee en n
Idle Screen, after you’ve stopped using your WebStation for a certain amount of
time, the screen will close and locked again.
Wallpaper
Date and time

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1.3. Charging the Battery
New batteries are not charged. Please fully charge the battery before using the
WebStation for the first time. And, please make sure to charge your WebStation using
the AC adapter included in the package.
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Ch ha ar rg ge e t th he e B Ba at tt te er ry y
Plug the AC Adapter
interface on the AC Adapter
jack of your WebStation and
plug the other end into an
electrical outlet to start
charging the battery as
shown on the illustration.
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Ch ha ar rg gi in ng g I In nd di ic ca at ti io on n
The LED Power Light displays the power indication. The upper LED turns on when
the device battery is being charged and will switch from Red to Green after the battery
has been fully charged. The lower LED turns to Green when the device is under the
Power-on status.
The Battery Icon on the status bar of Launcher screen displays the charged state
while the WebStation is on. The battery icon displays while the battery is being
charged. The battery icon displays when the battery has been fully charged. If the
battery icon displays while the battery is low and followed by the following battery
low warning message “Please connect charger - The battery is getting low: less than 15%
Power Light
Battery Icon

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remaining.”, please charge your WebStation immediately to prevent losing your data.
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Ca au ut ti io on n
•Do not arbitrarily remove the AC Adapter while the battery has not been fully
charged.
•For the safety precaution, if your WebStation overheats while the battery charging,
please stop and pull out the plug immediately.

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1.4. Installing the Storage Card
If you want to use your own pictures , music or ebookon your WebStation, please
store them into the supplied micro SD Card. And please install the micro SD Card before
using FunFrame, Gallery, Music and Aldiko applications or before installing applications
from the Web.
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In ns st ta al ll li in ng g t th he e S St to or ra ag ge e C Ca ar rd d
Open the micro SD Slot cover located to the rear of the device by opening the
cover from top to bottom, and insert the micro SD Card into the slot with gold pins
facing down.
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Re em mo ov vi in ng g t th he e S St to or ra ag ge e C Ca ar rd d
Open the cover of micro SD Slot and press the storage card to eject it from the slot.
While your WebStation is on, please do the following process first before removing
micro SD Card from the slot. Touch to open Settings application. Then, scroll down the
screen and touch to enter the SD card and device storage. Touch the Unmount SD card
block to remove the micro SD Card safely. After the OK confirmation, please open the
cover of Micro SD Slot and press the micro SD Card to eject it from the slot.
For more information about the SD card and device storage, please refer to “2.5 SD
Card & device storage”on page 32 for more details.
micro SD Slot

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1.5. Getting Around Your WebStation
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Fi in ng ge er r o or r S St ty yl lu us s G Ge es st tu ur re e
•Touch Once (Touch) an icon or item with your Finger or Stylus to
- Select an item.
- Choose a setting.
- Enter an application.
- Use the Soft Keyboard.
•Touch and Hold an icon or item with your Finger or Stylus to
- Open the additional options for an item.
- Contact or link to a webpage.
- Call out the soft keyboard.
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• Touch and Scroll up/down/right/left on an icon, item or screen with your Finger or
Stylus. Please touch and hold using slight pressure before you start scrolling. While
scrolling, do not release your finger or stylus until reaching the target position.
- Touch and scroll right or left to shift the screen to see and choose more
applications on Launcher Screen.
- Touch and scroll up/down/right/left to shift the screen to read more information,
items, contents…and so on.
- Touch and scroll down the notification area from the status bar to load additional
functionality on the Notification Panel. For more information about Notifications
Panel refers to “1.7 Status and Notifications”on page 20 for more details.
•
• Touch and Draw on an item with your Finger or Stylus. Please do not release your
finger or stylus while you are drawing a pattern.
- Touch and draw the unlock pattern to unlock your screen after starting or
awakening your WebStation.
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• Press and Hold on a key or a button with your Finger.
- Press and hold the Power Button to turn off your WebStation.
- Press and hold the Home Key to open recently-used applications windows.
•Press on a key or button with your Finger.
- Press the Power Button to turn on your WebStation.
- Press the Power Button to turn your WebStation into sleep mode.
- Press the Home Key to return to the Launcher Screen.
- Press the Menu Key to access additional sub function.

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- Press the Return Key to return to the previous step.
- Press the Menu Key twice to awaken your WebStation
Notice: When using stylus pen, please gently touch the screen and avoid hard pressing
or scraping. This may cause screen damaged under long term usage.
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Ro ot ta at te e O Or ri ie en nt ta at ti io on n
Rotate the screen from portrait to landscape orientation or vice versa by rotating
the WebStation sideways. For more information about using the Soft Keyboard on
different screen orientations, please refer to “1.6 Getting Started“on page 14 for more
details. For more information about screen orientation setting, please refer to “2.2
Sound & display”on page 26 for more details.

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1.6. Getting Started
You can turn on and start using your WebStation after installing your micro SD Card
and fully completing the first battery charge.
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Tu ur rn ni in ng g o on n y yo ou ur r W We eb bS St ta at ti io on n
1. Press the Power Button until the Lock Screen appears.
2. On the Lock Screen, touch menu key to unlock the WebStation
3. If the unlock pattern setting is turned on, the unlock pattern menu will appear
on the screen. Touch and draw the correct unlock pattern on the screen to
unlock your WebStation.
4. Enter to Launcher Screen.
5. Choose your launcher home and you can set as default home screen.
WebStation provides Modern Home and Classic Home for your choice.
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6. . N No ot te e
For more information about the unlock pattern setting, please refer to “2.3 Security
& location”on page 28 for more details.
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Tu ur rn ni in ng g o of ff f y yo ou ur r W We eb bS St ta at ti io on n
1. Press and hold the Power Button until the options menu appears.
2. On the options menu, touch the Power off block.
3. Touch the OK icon to complete the power off action.
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Sl le ee ep p M Mo od de e
1. Press the Power Button to switch your WebStation to sleep mode.
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Aw wa ak ke en ni in ng g f fr ro om m s sl le ee ep p m mo od de e
1. Press the Menu Key twice until the Lock Screen appears.
2. On the Lock Screen, touch menu key to complete the unlock action.
3. If unlock pattern setting has been turned on, the unlock pattern will appear on
the screen. Touch and Draw the correct unlock pattern on the screen to unlock
your WebStation.
4. Enter to Launcher Screen.
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Us si in ng g A Ap pp pl li ic ca at ti io on ns s
Touch any Application Icon on the Launcher screen to load an Application. Press
the Home Key to leave an application.
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Re ec ce en nt tl ly y- -u us se ed d a ap pp pl li ic ca at ti io on ns s
Press and hold the Home Key to open the recently-used applications window. The
window displays the last six applications you have used. Touch an application icon on
the window to enter the selected application. Press the Return Key to close the
recently-used applications windows.

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Us si in ng g t th he e S So of ft t K Ke ey yb bo oa ar rd d
When an application requires you to type or enter text or numbers, the Soft
Keyboard will appear. Touch and hold on the input column to open the Soft Keyboard.
Press the Return Key to close the Soft Keyboard.
•Soft Keyboard Using Orientation
You can choose to use the Soft Keyboard on landscape or portrait orientation
by rotating the WebStation sideways.
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Ca au ut ti io on n
Remember to turn on the screen orientation setting before using Soft Keyboard on
different orientation. For more information about the orientation setting, please
refer to “2.2 Sound & display”on page 26 for more details.