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rates or low network signal, charging by USB will not have sufficient current to
charge the device. In this situation the battery will discharge so it is preferable
to use the mains charger.
Always insert and remove the charging lead with care and take care not to trip
or pull on the lead harshly which could damage your device.
Physical damage to the charging port is not covered by warranty.
If the device is off while charging, press the power key as normal to switch on
the device.
The device can be left always on and connected to the charger but the battery
will be limited to 70% capacity to protect from over-charging.
During periods of high continuous activity, high download rates or low network
signal it is normal for the device to get hot.
If the internal temperature of the device exceeds 45C then the battery cannot
be charged due to safety limitations with Li-ion batteries.
POWER UP YOUR WI-FI HOTSPOT
Press and hold the Power key for 1-2 seconds until the LED’s light up.
The Wi-Fi hotspot will be available after about 20 seconds.
To switch your device Off, press and hold the power key for 3 seconds to shut
down.
TIPS
When running on battery during periods of inactivity it is normal for the screen to
go out to preserve battery life. Press the power key briefly to light up the screen if
required.
CONNECT DEVICES BY WI-FI
Your Wi-Fi hotspot can connect up to twenty devices via Wi-Fi providing internet
access for all your devices on the go.
On the devices you wish to connect make sure Wi-Fi is switched on, then search
for Wi-Fi devices.
The Wi-Fi hotspot will show up as TPW4G_xxxxxx, select this device to connect.
Enter the password which is shown on your hotspot screen.
Connection example for Windows 7 computer:
1. On your task bar, next to the clock, click on the Network Interface icon
2. Click on the Wireless device called TPW4G_xxxxxx
3. Enter the password exactly as shown on your hotspot screen observing the
correct case for all letters
