
Hot plug of SD card and external flash disk
If the Micro SD Card and / or exter
browsing or executing files stored on the device) without first uninstalling the device (as
above), the data stored on the external device or the external device itself may become
m accessing the data on the Micro SD or flash disk may exit to stop
corruption of data stored on the tablet.
The Netbook has three areas of storage: Internal Memory, Flash Disk and Micro SD Card.
The folders on the internal memory are unabl
storing system files. Capacity: 1GB)
Micro SD card folders are displayed as “SD Card 1”
(The capacity is dependent on card size used. Max. Capacity: 32GB)
Flash disk folders are displayed as “Flash Disk 1” or “Flash Dis
Power On: To switch the unit on, press the power switch for approx. two seconds,. Once the
system has booted up, it will enter screen
icon to enter the main interface
Power Off: Press the power switch for four seconds, a window will appear for confirmation.
off icon, and the device will turn off.
Sleep mode: Press the power switch for one second, and the system will ente
in which the LCD screen will turn black. In this mode, you can press Power key to wake up
the system. Once woken up, the system enters the screen
energy, if there is insufficient battery power whilst in the slee
down.
External network cable
External network cable: t
o use a network cable, insert it to the Ethernet port. Once
connected and logged on, the Netbook
settings can be set manually if required.
Hot plug of SD card and external flash disk
If the Micro SD Card and / or exter
nal flash disk is removed whilst in use (either playing,
browsing or executing files stored on the device) without first uninstalling the device (as
above), the data stored on the external device or the external device itself may become
m accessing the data on the Micro SD or flash disk may exit to stop
corruption of data stored on the tablet.
The Netbook has three areas of storage: Internal Memory, Flash Disk and Micro SD Card.
The folders on the internal memory are unabl
e to be accessed directly. (Used for
storing system files. Capacity: 1GB)
Micro SD card folders are displayed as “SD Card 1”
(The capacity is dependent on card size used. Max. Capacity: 32GB)
Flash disk folders are displayed as “Flash Disk 1” or “Flash Dis
Power On: To switch the unit on, press the power switch for approx. two seconds,. Once the
system has booted up, it will enter screen
locking interface, where you can move up the
icon to enter the main interface
Power Off: Press the power switch for four seconds, a window will appear for confirmation.
off icon, and the device will turn off.
Sleep mode: Press the power switch for one second, and the system will ente
in which the LCD screen will turn black. In this mode, you can press Power key to wake up
the system. Once woken up, the system enters the screen
locking interface. To conserve
energy, if there is insufficient battery power whilst in the slee
p mode, the system will power
o use a network cable, insert it to the Ethernet port. Once
connected and logged on, the Netbook
will obtain an IP (network) address automatically. IP
settings can be set manually if required.
nal flash disk is removed whilst in use (either playing,
browsing or executing files stored on the device) without first uninstalling the device (as
above), the data stored on the external device or the external device itself may become
m accessing the data on the Micro SD or flash disk may exit to stop
The Netbook has three areas of storage: Internal Memory, Flash Disk and Micro SD Card.
e to be accessed directly. (Used for
(The capacity is dependent on card size used. Max. Capacity: 32GB)
Power On: To switch the unit on, press the power switch for approx. two seconds,. Once the
locking interface, where you can move up the
Power Off: Press the power switch for four seconds, a window will appear for confirmation.
Sleep mode: Press the power switch for one second, and the system will ente
in which the LCD screen will turn black. In this mode, you can press Power key to wake up
locking interface. To conserve
p mode, the system will power
o use a network cable, insert it to the Ethernet port. Once
will obtain an IP (network) address automatically. IP