User manual for Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. Google Map Services

New tablets from Samsung belonging to the family Galaxy Tab 2 have recently been on sale. Traditionally, the tablets of this company are quite popular, but many of us, before buying, are interested in the answer to this question - is it possible to get root rights on these devices?

It usually takes a long time before a method is found. getting root for a new device, but the owners Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 lucky in this regard - thanks to the community of independent developers, the method of obtaining root rights for them was developed quite quickly. And today I will tell you how to get root on these tablets.

Attention! Neither the developer of this method nor our website is responsible for possible damage to your devices as a result of following the instructions below.

Preparing to root your Samsung Galaxy Tab 2:

Make sure your device's battery is at least 60% charged

Disable all antivirus programs before getting root

If you have Kies installed, make sure it is not running and preferably through the Task Manager to end all Kies processes.

If you do not have Kies installed, make sure that the USB drivers from Samsung are installed on the computer to which we will connect the tablet.

Root for Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 and 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 2 7.0

1. Download the archive with the Odin 1.85 program to your computer and unpack it into a separate folder

2. Download and place the file in the folder with the Odin program:

3. Download and place the file in the root of the memory card (/ mnt / extSdCard folder) of your tablet:

For 7-inch tablet with Android ICS: cwm-root-gtab2.zip

For p5100 and 3100 tablets with Android Jelly Bean: CWM-SuperSU-v0.96.zip

For tablets p5110, p3110, p5113, p3113 with Android Jelly Bean: Superuser 3.1.3-ARM-signed.zip

For 10-inch GT-P5113 with Android ICS: cwm-root-gtab2.zip

For 10-inch GT-P5100 and 5110 with Android ICS: cwm-root-gtab2a.zip

For a 7-inch tablet with Android 4.0.4, additionally download and place the Fix-Recovery.zip file in the root of the map

4. Without connecting your tablet to your computer, turn off your Galaxy Tab 2 and restart it to download mode by pressing the button at the same time inclusions and keys increaseloudness(right). When the bootloader menu appears, confirm the entry into boot mode by pressing the key decrease volume.

5. Run the Odin program on the computer

6. Connect your tablet to your computer

7. Odin will detect your tablet, and one of the ID: COM windows will turn yellow:

8. Press the PDA button in Odin and select the file you downloaded earlier in step 2.

9. Press the START button in Odin and wait for the program to finish. After that, the tablet will reboot.

10. Disconnect your Galaxy Tab 2 from your computer. Turn it off and reboot into the recovery menu by pressing and holding the button at the same time inclusions and the key decrease(left) volume.

11. Using the volume key to navigate through the menu items and the power button to select, select "Install zip from sdcard". In the window that opens, select the file that you previously copied to the memory card in step 3.

If you have a 7-inch tablet and it has been updated to Android 4.0.4, repeat the same steps with the Fix-Recovery.zip file

12 ... When the files have finished flashing, select "reboot system now" to reboot the tablet.

Congratulations, you are now rooted on your Galaxy Tab 2.

After getting root, I would first of all advise you to install the Titanium Backup application, with which you can backup all applications installed on the tablet.

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In 2010, quite distant by the standards of the current mobile industry, Samsung launched a line of 7-inch tablets. We even published a review of this device, coming to an ambiguous conclusion. Then Samsung got one of the best Android tablets at that time, but compared to the iPad, it was inferior in almost all parameters, including cost.

Over time, the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus and the flagship Galaxy Tab 7.7 were brought to the market. The end of May was marked by the appearance in the CIS of the Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 model, which can be considered an intermediate link between budget tablets and flagship offers.

If the first Tab with a 3G module cost sky-high about 27-28 thousand, then the current model with a 3G module will cost no more than 13 thousand. Samsung explains such a radical decrease in cost by the fact that in 2010 it was just starting to roll out the production of tablets. And as a result, it was forced to bear high production costs. However, this comment is not particularly valuable in light of the fact that the quoted price is normal (i.e. competitive) for a 7-inch tablet PC with Tab 2 specifications.

Design

Tab 2 cannot boast of a memorable appearance. In our opinion, the exterior of the tablet turned out to be too impersonal - there is nothing to catch the eye. However, there is nothing to complain about on the other hand, we are dealing with a thin profile and small stylish buttons.

A small speaker grill is located in the center just above the screen. It is also found in the previous models of the line. This solution does not look very good, as it a priori evokes an association with a large phone. Apparently Samsung implies using a tablet as a complete replacement for a smartphone or a regular phone, but does not quite understand the relevance of finding a 7-inch device at the ear. For the sake of fairness, we note that the device also has “usual” loudspeakers.

However, let's not quibble and take the tablet in hand. In the palms, the impression of the model is dramatically improved, which is facilitated by the more than acceptable weight of 345 grams. In any case, even girls should have no problem holding the Tab 2 7.0 with one hand. The thinness of the case is accompanied by the absence of clear right angles on the sides. Therefore, the discomfort from the parts of the case resting against the palm is not felt, giving way to ergonomic design.

Considering the quality of workmanship, it should be noted that we have a pre-sale sample of the tablet. Apparently, therefore, in the lower part, in the corners between the body and the lid, the cracks were clearly visible. In commercial versions of Tab 2, they are removed. However, we cannot say with the same certainty that Samsung has also eliminated a slight, but quite noticeable bend in the back cover. After the tested one, which had the same problem a little more pronounced, Samsung wanted a better answer.

Performance materials are another controversial point. If the glass of the front panel raises no objections, the plastic of the lid looks and feels not too presentable.

The tablet was provided to us along with a soft dermantin case. Whether it is possible to find one on sale, we do not know, since the tablet is still very new. But, we believe, this will cost within a thousand rubles.

Connectors and controls

After Google released Android 3.x, it was almost unmistakable to determine which version of the system was installed on the tablet. Budget fans of Android 2.2 / 2.3 continued to showcase a row of touch buttons below the screen, while Android 3.x owners were deprived of them. Android 4.0 retains the approach of having all the extra buttons on the system bar, so there are no buttons on the front of the Tab 2.

Instead, in the upper part in the center is the already mentioned speaker, covered with a fine mesh, as well as light and distance sensors. Below is only the name of the manufacturer.

On the left side there are card slots microSD memory and SIM cards. Our attempt to install a SIM card was defeated - it successfully failed inside and strongly recommended contacting a service center. By the way, all connectors contain plugs, which is a very useful moment - wherever the tablet is stored, dust and dirt will not clog into the connectors.

On the right side there is a place for dual volume control keys and an on / off button. They are raised above the body, fit comfortably under the index finger and can be pressed easily.

At the top there is only a 3.5 mm jack for a headset or headphones.

The lower part of the tablet is interesting by the presence of speaker slots on both sides. Note that they produce quite good volume and sound quality, as much as possible for a tablet form factor. In the center there is a 30-pin connector for connecting to a computer or communicating with a charger.

On the back cover we see only the Samsung inscription and the camera peephole in the upper left corner. On the way, we note that the Tab 2 does not have a flash.

In our case, the tablet was submitted for testing "as is", so we did not get to see its complete package live.

Screen

The 7-inch display offers a resolution of 1024x600 pixels, which is now becoming more or less a standard for such a diagonal instead of the obsolete 800x480 pixels. The pixel density is 169 dpi. Of course, the display is capacitive, with multitouch support and up to 10 simultaneous touches inclusive. Samsung's arsenal of screens allows the company to "maneuver" depending on the price of the tablet. Tab 2 received a PLS matrix of its own production.

In terms of its properties, it seemed to us practically indistinguishable from IPS variations. However, it was not without both positive and negative features. An unpleasant surprise was the lack of a sufficiently deep black color, which is especially noticeable in films with dark scenes. However, the measured contrast ratio was 947: 1, which is not too bad. And the black level at 100% brightness was only 0.41 cd / m2. Here, apparently, the drawback of PLS ​​played, which manifests itself in a purple shade of black, if you look at the screen from an angle.

But the overall excellent brightness of the display acts as a compensation. At first, it even seemed to us that the value was set to the maximum, but no - the slider was only half of the ruler. Accordingly, the color image is well distinguishable in the sun. The brightness of the white point of the screen is 388 cd / m2, which is above average.

At the same time, it is worth stocking up on a cloth in advance to wipe down the glass cover, which quickly collects fingerprints. The viewing angles of the Tab 2 are another specific highlight of the tablet. They are quite large, but even with a small deviation vertically, a barely noticeable gray "film" begins to appear horizontally.

As for the color temperature, Tab 2 showed an even graph without "blockages", almost along the entire length it goes close to the reference value. For comparison, you can check ours to see the difference between quality PLS and budget TFT.

With gamma curves it is still better, the line almost does not deviate from the reference. Only in the upper part is some imbalance visible, indicating a slight overexposure of the picture.

Camera

The tablet has two cameras, which allows us to receive more or less high-quality images and to carry out video communication over the Internet. The rear camera has three megapixels, the maximum shooting resolution is 2048x1536 pixels. The front camera is perceived purely with the "web" prefix due to the presence of only 0.3 megapixels.

Despite the fact that we are dealing with Android 4.0, with all the desire, some innovations are invisible, which is certainly more the fault of the limited capabilities of the front camera.

It doesn't even have autofocus, let alone an LED flash. It doesn't make much sense to talk about the shooting settings, since they basically duplicate what could be seen at least in. Only for Tab 2, the number of options has been cut by almost half.

After a depressing set of settings, the quality of the resulting images turned out to be surprisingly acceptable. Before we got acquainted with the characteristics of the tablet, it seemed that the model has a 5 megapixel camera. In any case, in the absence of "soap" at hand Tab 2 will not be a bad substitute for shooting.

The rear camera did not have any surprises, it was especially sensitive to poor lighting.

Specifications

The new Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 will have to compete with relatively inexpensive Chinese solutions like Huawei MediaPad.

The hardware looks powerful enough. A dual-core processor has become almost a standard feature of mid-range tablets. The number of processor cores has never been a measure of performance on Android since Tegra 2 appeared due to poor software and hardware optimization. With the advent of Tegra 3, the situation has changed little.

RAM is present in the proper amount - 1 GB. 16GB of storage space is enough for a small multimedia collection of a couple of HD movies. In addition, you can install a memory card up to 32 GB, forming 48 GB of storage.

Partly wireless networks Tab 2 has complete order - it supports both the ability to talk in cellular networks, and 3G, and a full arsenal of 802.11b / g / n. I was also pleased with Bluetooth in version 3.0. The lack of NFC is not particularly upsetting, since the technology is not yet widespread in the CIS.

In terms of battery capacity, the claimed 4000 mAh seems to be the optimal choice for a 7-inch high-resolution tablet. The Tab 2 does not show miracles of battery life, charging, depending on the tasks being performed, does not show miracles of battery life and allows the tablet to function for 5-8 hours.

If we compare it with Huawei MediaPad, which seems to be the closest competitor, then the choice is far from the most obvious. Most of the characteristics are the same, the advantage of the Huawei model is expressed in a slightly more powerful processor and "honest" IPS. But it has outdated Bluetooth 2.1 and weighs 41 grams more. Finally, Huawei is not yet famous for its software add-ons.

Performance testing

We decided to check the actual performance in comparison with the already familiar PocketBook A7 ", which has a 1 GHz single-core processor, 512 MB of RAM and a weaker graphics processor. Let's see how Tab 2 justifies the superiority of its characteristics.

SmartBench 2011 kicked off with an almost devastating difference. Apparently, the test managed to make the most of the multi-core processor of the Samsung tablet, as well as its RAM. Accordingly, the superiority is 4 times obvious. The 2012 edition was not so categorical. In overall performance, the 4x advantage remains, but gaming capabilities are no longer lagging behind. Maybe the "graphics" of the A7 "are not so weak?

AnTutu puts everything in its place again, the difference in results turns out to be 2-4 times on all fronts. The only "anomalous" exception was 2D graphics. Apparently the PowerVR SGX 530 chip has far from obvious capabilities.

The Linpack benchmark is based on the processing power of the processor, so expecting a more or less decent result from the A7 "would be silly to say the least.

A series of graphical tests dispelled the doubts left after Smartbench 2012. The gap in all benchmarks was at least twofold, so the owners of A7 "should not build illusions about performance against the background of even such" average "tablets as Tab 2 by today's standards.

The multi-core system fully justified itself in JavaScript tests, the superiority of 4-5 times completely and with a decent margin justify the difference in characteristics between the tablets.

The gain of the PocketBook tablet by about 25% was revealed in the battery life test, which can be explained by the trite lower load of the system and programs on the battery. Still, the more limited the performance, the better the autonomous operation of the device becomes. How much this is a plus is a completely different story. AnTutu's autonomy test showed a slight difference, but we tend to trust our own practical measurement more.

In general, the superiority of the Tab 2 fully justifies its more powerful processor and a graphics chip - the overpayment for their capabilities is justified and indeed gives a multiple advantage over less productive platforms.

Software (Android 4)

It is easy to guess that the device has Android 4.0 installed with the TouchWiz add-on. We are in a hurry to immediately disappoint our readers a little - the dual-core processor, as always, did not become a guarantee of performance. This in no way means that the tablet "slows down". On the contrary, it works quite fast, but the ideal was not achieved yet again.

Let's just say - there is no global difference in comparison with single-core platforms. A prime example is the built-in image editing program, which clearly "lowers FPS" when working with effects. When several tasks are launched, and interactive wallpapers are installed in the background, 1 GB of memory and two 1 GHz cores remain only on paper in the graphs of tablet characteristics.

If you are also already familiar with one of the Samsung devices on Android base 3.x, Android ICS with TouchWiz performed by Tab 2 will not be a discovery for you. Quite the opposite - the changes are mostly cosmetic in nature, it feels like we are dealing with a slightly improved and optimized Android 3.x. This is also expressed in programs, indeed new developments can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Therefore, for a detailed tour of the pre-installed applications, we send you to the "Screenshots" section.

The start menu meets us with the absence of a lock screen. It was never found anywhere, including in the system settings. A feature of the industrial design? Perhaps. So, on the main screen we see a set of programs in two rows, in the upper part there is a quick call google search, display the number of desktops and go to the full list of programs. On the bottom panel on the left is a set of virtual keys, standard for Android ICS: return, go to the start menu, call up the list of running tasks and get a screenshot.

A few words about the last point. Unlike ASUS Prime, the screenshot lacks a prominent white button in place of the capture key in the resulting image. This plus Samsung "compensated" by the fact that after taking a picture, the system automatically opens it in the editor. It is very "convenient" when you need to get a series of 100-200 screenshots.

By holding down the home button, we get a general idea of ​​all available desktops, with the ability to delete the current one and add new ones.

A pop-up panel with a list of programs for fast loading... It is not edited in any way.

Not without a tray, it as a whole does not differ much from what we have already seen in Android 3.x.

The logic for choosing widgets and wallpapers is lame on both legs. After holding the touch on any screen, we get the add menu, according to which it is difficult to say what we are generally offered to do. The sequence of constructing phrases is also upsetting, the construction of "Select wallpaper from Home screen" is difficult to understand. Interestingly, in the English version of the interface, the menu pleases no less.

There are surprisingly few available wallpapers, but the pictures are extremely attractive. Not without interactive wallpapers.

The selection of widgets is large enough, although he did not become a revelation - there are gadgets for all major programs.

The list of preinstalled programs is not that small, but it is too familiar to us from previous Samsung devices. On the other hand, this is more than a sufficient set for the average user.

The list of new or changed programs, as we have already said, is extremely modest. Nevertheless, let's go through them. The first in line is the most powerful office suite Polaris Office.

The tablet has a new version, which is radically different in interface from what we saw in the Galaxy S II. First, the menu has visually changed. It notifies us that the program has learned to support "cloud" services.

In our case, the synchronization with Google Drive passed without any problems.

The built-in file manager has undergone changes, it has become much more convenient and functional. On the top bar, you can instantly create a new file, add a new folder, change the ordering of files and search.

In the text document editor, the editing options panel is now located in the upper right corner. It is called after the selection of a piece of text. The visual presentation of the settings is beyond praise - they are bookmarked and intuitive.

The situation is similar for the table editor.

The creation of slides has also undergone changes in better side, the settings are arranged more clearly.

The Pulse program looks very curious. This is a creative look at organizing a kind of your own RSS feed, not just a dry text list, but a kind of mini-site. The point is to set news feeds of information sites in the line. That is, on the first line we read the Wall Steet Journal, on the second we look through the Popular Mechanics summary, etc.

Moreover, the sets of ribbons are presented in the form of "desktops". So on one we can store fashion ribbons, on the second - technology. All in all, real Web 2.0 at its best.

The calendar has been updated, although it is impossible to mark anything really remarkable. For every day, you can set up different tasks to perform, with the ability to sync between your devices.

Samsung Apps was visually "retouched". The organization of applications is better, but a dark background doesn't look the best choice for a service.

The system's alarm clock left a good impression, in large part due to the compact and efficient arrangement of the settings.

The Samsung video player has undergone minor functional improvements. A large list of options drops out by clicking on the button in the upper right corner, options are available such as selecting subtitles and setting the playback speed. However, the proportions of the panels called during viewing were chosen unsuccessfully - they take up half of the screen in total, although they are translucent.

Not without the task manager, which allows you to close a separate running application or clear the entire list of running programs at once. Sorting of processes by different parameters is possible.

The system browser is still good looking. In comparison with what he saw in, only his color palette has changed.

The music player, as befits a program in its category, has many options for filtering and organizing song lists. Equalizer and playback controls are available from the system tray.

It is difficult to come up with something really new with telephone functions, so we work with the familiar interface of dialing a number or messages, as well as a contact log.

To improve communication capabilities, the ChatON client is preinstalled. It is a complete chat solution for pair or group conversations and file sharing. In general, a typical IM client.

The Game Hub service has undergone a strange change. It used to provide access to many Gameloft games with download and free play during the demo period. Now some kind of indistinct application is left of it, which simply redirects us to Google Play.

The World Time program looks really original. It contains a three-dimensional globe, which shows different cities, by which you can find out about the time in different time zones.

In conclusion, we will repeat what was said above - there are no special innovations for those who are familiar with past Samsung products based on Android. At the same time, the company continued its policy of supplying its developments with the maximum number of necessary programs out of the box.

Output

Positioning Tab 2 looks like a completely successful attempt by Samsung to present a tablet capable of meeting all the most relevant requirements for this kind of device. In any case, the model has all the features that distinguish it from typical budget tablets.

The sun-resistant and high-quality PLS display is responsible for the picture quality, in fact, it does not at all seem like a compromise in comparison with IPS. The dual-core processor is more than enough for both basic and demanding tasks. In the end, manufacturers have not yet been able to convincingly prove the need for quad-core platforms. The 3G module is not an exclusive thing at all, but with it the user will not depend on the Wi-Fi connection.

The design of the tablet is devoid of some remarkable features, but due to the small thickness of the case it still looks attractive. The only thing that let us down was the assembly of the case and the unpresentable plastic of the back cover. I would also like to see Gorilla Glass on the Tab 2.

Price

The cost of a model with a 3G module is about 13 thousand. We learn a lot or a little in comparison with the offers of competitors. The main parameters of the search for rivals were the presence of a 3G module and a 7-inch screen with a resolution of 1024x600 pixels. This is Huawei MediaPad, Acer Iconia Tab A101 and Explay MID-725.

You can now buy Huawei MediaPad for 12,000 rubles. We made a more or less direct comparison with Tab 2 in the characteristics section. The difference in price fully covers the possible flaws of the tablet.

Acer Iconia Tab A101 will cost 12,500-13,000 rubles. It is based on NVIDIA Tegra 2, but unpleasantly surprises with the presence of a TN + Film matrix, which is unacceptable for such an expensive tablet.

Finally, the Explay MID-725 has only 4 GB of memory for data storage, but it also costs only 8000 rubles. True, the characteristics of the Tab 2 are sky-high - a 1.2 GHz single-core processor, Android 2.3, 512 MB of RAM and a TFT screen. A moment of humor, let's evaluate the flight of thought of one of the Russian online stores: “Explay MID-725 almost completely repeats the capabilities of the promoted on the market iPad tablet, while he has something to brag about in front of Apple products. "

In general, against the background of competitors Tab 2 does not look the best, but quite worthy of the buyer's choice of tablet.

Pros:

• high-quality PLS-screen;
• slim body;
• light weight;
• 3G support;
• the ability to expand memory with microSD cards;
• productive hardware platform;
• Android 4 with TouchWiz shell;
• high quality rear camera.

Minuses:

• prints quickly accumulate on the screen;
• back cover flexes;
• the system is poorly optimized.

Tablet provided for testing by Samsung.

Screenshots of Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 software

AllShare

Universal e-mail client

Readers Hub

Youtube

Google mapping services

Gallery

Notes

Calculator

Google play

File manager

Video editor

Photo editor

Settings

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About this manual 6 Contents Assembling the unit ... 11 Delivery set ............................................... ........................ 11 External view of the device ...................... ..................................... 12 Keys ........... .................................................. ................................. 14 Charging the battery .............. .................................................. 15 Installing a memory card (optional) ...................... 17 Getting started .................. ............................... 19 Turning the device on and off .............. ................. 19 Touchscreen .............................. ............................................. 20 Locking and unlocking the touch screen and device keys .............................................. ......................... 22 Getting to know the main screen .................... ......................... 22 Working with applications .. .................................................. ......... 26 Launching Multiple Applications ..................................... ...... 28 Personalizing the device ........................... 29 Entering text .......... .................................................. ............................ 33 Web and GPS services ..................... .............. 35 Internet .................................. .................................................. ......... 35 Game Hub ...................................... ............................... ...................... 39 Locator .......................... .................................................. ................... 39 Maps ............................. .................................................. ..................... 40 Navigation ........................... .................................................. ............. 41 Addresses ................................... .................................................. ............. 42 Market ................................... .................................................. ............ 42 Readers Hub Service .................................. .................................... 43 Samsung Apps ........... .................................................. ..................... 43 Contents 7 S Suggest ........................ .................................................. ................... 44 YouTube ............................. .................................................. ................ 44 Communication ................. ................................................. 46 Google Mail ................................................ ........................................ 46 Email ....... .................................................. .............. 48 Google Talk ................................. .................................................. ...... 50 ChatON .......................................... .................................................. ..... 51 Messenger ........................................... ................................................ 51 Google+ .................................................. ............................................. 51 Entertainment ... .................................................. 52 Camera ................................................ ................................................. 52 Video................................................. .................................................. . 59 Gallery ................................... .................................................. ........... 62 Photo Editor ..................................... ............................................. 64 Video Editor .. .................................................. ........................... 65 Music player .................... ............................ 67 Music Hub ................... .................................................. ...................... 71 Personal data ................ ................................ 72 Contacts ................ .................................................. ........................... 72 S Planner .................... .................................................. ........................ 74 Notes ........................ .................................................. ...................... 76 Connection .......................... .......................... 77 USB connections .................... .................................................. ... 77 Wi-Fi ........................................... .................................................. .......... 78 Wi-Fi Direct ................................... .................................................. ..... 82 AllShare ........................................... .................................................. ... 83 Contents 8 Bluetooth ........................................... .................................................. 85 GPS ................................ .................................................. ....................... 87 VPN connections ....................... .................................................. .... 88 Instruments ............................................ ........ 90 Alarms ....................................... ............................. 90 Calculator ................... .................................................. ................. 91 Downloads ............................... .................................................. ............. 91 My files .................................. .................................................. .... 92 Polaris Office ........................................... ........................................... 94 Search ... .................................................. ............................................. 95 World Time .. .................................................. .......................... 96 Settings ...................... ....................... ............ 97 Changing device parameters .................................. .. 97 Wi-Fi ............................................ .................................................. ......... 97 Bluetooth ....................................... .................................................. .... 97 Data Usage ........................................... ................... 97 Additionally ... .......................... ................................... ............... 97 Sound ................................. .................................................. ..................... 98 Wallpapers ........................... .................................................. ......................... 98 Lock screen ...................... .................................................. 99 Display ................................................ ............................................... 99 Energy saving. .................................................. .................... 99 Memory ............................ .................................................. .................. 100 Battery .............................. .................................................. .............. 100 Appendices .................................. ................................................. 100 Accounts and Synchronization ...................................... 100 Location ...... .................................................. ................ . 100 Contents 9 Safety ............................................. .................................... 101 Language and input .......... .................................................. ......................... 102 Backup and reset ........................................ 104 Docking station .... .................................................. .............................. 104 Date and time ................ .................................................. ................. 105 Accessibility .............................. ..................... 105 Developer options .......................... ............................. 106 About the device .................. .................................................. ............ 107 Troubleshooting .................................. 108 Precautions ............................. 112 Index ................ ................. 126 Contents 10 Assembling the device Delivery set The delivery set includes: tablet; quick guide. Use only Samsung-approved software. The manufacturer's warranty does not cover damage or malfunction of the device resulting from the use of pirated or illegal software. Package contents and accessories may vary by region or service provider. Additional accessories are available from your local Samsung dealer. The supplied accessories are intended solely for this device and may not be compatible with other devices. Accessories from other manufacturers or designed for other devices may not be compatible with this device. Assembling the device 11 External view of the device ›Front view 1 2 3 4 3 Number Purpose 1 Front camera lens 2 Photosensitive element 3 External speaker 4 Touch screen Assembling the device 12› Rear view 9 5 10 6 11 7 12 8 Number Purpose 5 Main camera lens 6 Headset jack 7 GPS antenna1 8 Microphone 9 Memory card slot 10 Power / Reset / Lock key 11 Volume key 12 Multifunction jack 1. When using GPS functions, do not touch the antenna or cover it with your hands or objects. Assembling the device 13 Keys Key Purpose Turn on the device (press and hold); go to device settings Power / (press and hold); Reboot1 / Reboot device Lock (press and hold for 8-10 seconds); turn off and lock the touch screen or turn it on. Volume Adjusts the volume of the device. 1. If your device freezes or has fatal errors, you may need to restart your device. Assembling the device 14 Charging the battery Before using the device for the first time, you must charge the battery. Use only a charger. You cannot charge the battery using the USB cable. It is not possible to replace the device battery. If the battery is malfunctioning or needs to be replaced, contact a Samsung service center. Use only Samsung approved chargers and cables. Using incompatible chargers and cables can cause the battery to explode or damage your device. When the battery is low, a warning beep sounds and a message appears. To turn on the device, you need to charge the battery. When the battery is completely discharged, the device cannot be turned on, even if it is charged. Wait a few minutes for the battery to charge slightly before turning on the device. The appearance of the USB power adapter varies by region. 1 Connect the USB cable with one end to the USB power adapter and the other to the multifunction jack. Incorrect connection of the USB cable can seriously damage the device or the USB power adapter. The warranty does not cover any damage resulting from improper use of the device and accessories. Assembling 15 2 Connect the USB power adapter to an AC outlet. If the device receives an unstable power supply while charging, the touchscreen may not respond to touch. In this case, disconnect the USB cable from the device. The device may become warm while charging. This is normal and does not affect the performance or life of the product. If the device or power adapter malfunctions, contact a Samsung service center. 3 When the battery is fully charged, first disconnect the USB cable from the device and then disconnect the USB power adapter from the outlet. To save energy, unplug the USB power adapter when not in use. The USB power adapter does not have a switch, so to save energy, you must unplug the USB power adapter from the wall outlet when not in use. The charger should fit snugly into the outlet when in use. ›Reducing the drain on your battery Here are a few tips for saving battery power. By following these guidelines and turning off background features, you can extend the battery life between charges. When not in use, put the device into sleep mode by pressing the power key. Close unnecessary applications using the task manager. Turn off Bluetooth communication. Disable the Wi-Fi function. Disable auto-sync apps. Reduce the backlight time. Decrease the brightness of the screen. Assembling 16 Installing a memory card (optional) Your device supports microSD ™ and microSDHC ™ memory cards with a maximum capacity of 32 GB (depending on the manufacturer and type of card). Samsung supports industry standards for memory cards, however, some brands of cards may not be compatible with your device. Using an incompatible memory card may damage the device, the card itself, or the data stored on it. The device only supports the FAT file system. If you insert a memory card with a file system other than FAT, you will be prompted to format the card. Frequent writing and erasing of data will shorten the lifespan of memory cards. When you insert a memory card, the files on it will be located in the extSdCard folder. 1 2 Open the cover of the memory card slot. Insert the memory card with the gold-colored contacts facing down. Assembling 17 3 4 Gently push the card in until it clicks into place. Close the cover of the memory card slot. ›Remove the memory card Make sure there is no action on the data on the memory card. 1 In the application list, select Settings Unmount storage card Yes. 2 3 4 5 Open the cover of the memory card slot. Memory Gently push the card in until it clicks. Remove the memory card from the device. Close the cover of the memory card slot. Do not remove the memory card while transferring and receiving data, as this may result in loss of data and / or damage to the card or device. ›Format the memory card If you format the memory card on a PC, it may not work properly in the device. Format memory cards only with the device. In the application list, tap Settings Storage Format SD Card Format SD Card Erase All. We recommend that you back up any important data on the memory card before formatting it. The manufacturer's warranty does not cover data loss caused by rash actions by the user. Assembling your device 18 Getting started Turning your device on and off To turn on your device, press and hold the Power key. When you turn on your device for the first time, follow the onscreen instructions to get it ready for use. To use applications that interact with the Google server, you need to create a Google account or sign in to an existing one. To turn off your device, press and hold the Power key and select Power off Yes. Follow all posted warnings and directions from personnel in areas where the use of wireless devices is prohibited, such as on an airplane or hospital. To use only device features that do not require a network connection, go offline page 97. Getting started 19 Touch screen The touch screen of your device allows you to easily select items and perform various actions. This section describes the basic steps required to operate the touchscreen. Do not use sharp objects to touch the touch screen, as it may scratch the surface. Do not allow the touch screen to come into contact with electronic devices. The resulting electrostatic discharge can cause the touch screen to malfunction or malfunction. Do not allow liquid to come into contact with the touch screen. Excessive moisture and liquid ingress may cause the touch screen to malfunction. Remove the protective film from the touchscreen for easy operation. The touchscreen of the device is coated with a coating that is sensitive to weak electrical charges from the human body, so it is best to operate the touchscreen directly with your fingers. The touch screen does not respond to sharp objects such as stylus and pen. The touch screen can be operated in the following ways. Tap One tap of your finger selects menu items or options, and launches applications. Getting started 20 Touch and hold Touch and hold the item for more than two seconds. Drag and drop Select an item and move it to a new location. Double-tap Tap twice quickly on an item on the screen. Swiping Quickly swipe up, down, left, or right to move in a list or screen. Pinching Place two fingers on the screen and pinch them together. Getting started 21 When the device is not used for a certain period of time, the touch screen turns off. To turn it on, press the Power key. You can manually set how long the device waits before the screen turns off. In the application list, tap Settings Display Screen Timeout. Locking and unlocking the touch screen and device keys When the device is not used for a certain period of time, the touch screen and keys are automatically disabled and locked to prevent unwanted actions. To manually lock the touchscreen and keys, press the Power key. To unlock, turn on the screen by pressing the power key, touch anywhere, and drag your finger outside the large circle. To prevent unauthorized use of your device and to protect your personal data and information, you can use the screen lock feature page 31. Getting to know the home screen From the home screen, you can view the status of your device and access applications. There are several panels on the main screen. Scroll left or right to select the desired Home screen panel. You can also select one of the dots at the top of the screen to jump directly to the desired panel. Getting started 22 ›System bar Use the System bar to quickly navigate screens, view system information, and more. 1 Number 2 3 4 5 6 Function 1 Returns to the previous screen. 2 Return to main screen... 3 Displays a list of recently used applications. 4 Take a screenshot and edit it; Take a screenshot and copy it to the clipboard (press and hold). 5 Opens the widget bar. 6 View the current time and device status; open the notification panel. ›Status icons The icons shown on the display may differ depending on the country or service provider. Icon Description Connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot Bluetooth enabled GPS services enabled Device is connected to a computer New message Alarm clock is on Getting started 23 Icon Description On offline mode An error has occurred or user attention is required Battery charge level ›Notification panel To open the notification panel, touch the lower right corner of the screen. To hide the panel, tap. From the notification panel, you can view the current status of your device and use the following options. Wi-Fi: Turn the Wi-Fi function on or off page 78. GPS: Turn the GPS function on or off page 87. Prof. Silent: Activate or deactivate Silent mode. In Silent mode, you can turn off all sounds on the device or put it in vibration mode. Sync: Turn auto-sync apps on or off. Screen rotation: Activate or deactivate the change in the orientation of the interface when you rotate the device. Bluetooth: Turn Bluetooth connectivity on or off page 85. Notification: Hide or show notification icons. Offline mode: Activate or deactivate offline mode. The options available may vary depending on the region or service provider. Getting started 24 ›Move items to the home screen Tap and hold an item, and then move it to a new location. Items can be added to a new folder or to a new panel. Select and hold an item, and then drag it to or. ›Remove items from the home screen Select and hold an item, and then move it to the trash. ›Add and remove panels to your home screen You can add and remove panels to your home screen to organize your widgets. 1 To enter editing mode, place two fingers on the home screen and pinch them together. 2 Add, remove, or reorder panels in one of the following ways. To remove a panel, select and hold its thumbnail, and then drag it to the trash can. Getting started 25 To add a panel, tap. To install the main panel of the home screen,. tap To change the order of the panels, select and hold the thumbnail of the desired panel, and then drag it to a new location. 3 Tap to return to the previous screen. ›Widgets Widgets are widgets that allow you to perform certain actions or display information on the home screen. The available widgets may vary depending on the region or service provider. 1 In the application list, select Widgets to open the widget panel. 2 Scroll the image in the panel left or right to select the desired widget. 3 Select and hold a widget to add it to your home screen. Working with applications Take full advantage of your device with a variety of applications. You can arrange the applications in the list as you like, or download additional applications from the Internet to expand the functionality of your device. 1 Tap the home screen icon to access the list of applications. 2 Scroll the image left or right to switch to another screen. You can also touch one of the dots at the bottom of the screen to go directly to the desired screen. Getting started 26 on 3 4 Select an application. Tap to return to the previous screen. To return to the home screen, tap. To add an application shortcut to the home screen, touch and hold the application icon in the application list. If you rotate the device while using a function, the image will rotate automatically. To disable this feature, select Settings Display Auto-rotate screen. Make sure the wireless connection is active before using location services such as maps and navigation applications or web services. ›Organize applications You can rearrange the applications in the list or group them into categories. 1 2 3 Tap and hold an application icon. 4 Select Done. In the list of applications, tap the Edit icon. Organize your apps. To move an app, drag it to a new location. To add an app to a folder, drag it to the icon. To move an application to a new panel, drag it to the icon. To uninstall an app, drag it to the icon. Get started 27 ›Download applications 1 In the application list, select Play Store or Samsung Apps. 2 Find the app you want and download it to your device. To install applications downloaded from other sources, select Settings Security Unknown sources. ›Remove an application 1 2 In the application list, tap Tap Yes. Delete. on the application icon and select Only downloaded applications can be removed. ›View recently used applications 1 Tap to view a list of recently used applications. 2 Select an application. Launching multiple applications Your device allows you to use multiple applications at the same time. To run multiple applications during. Then using one of them tap the icon select the desired application on the home screen. Getting started 28 ›Manage applications With the task manager, you can manage multiple applications at the same time. 1 Task manager Active. Tap the icon. The Application Manager opens with a list of active applications. 2 The following options are available. To switch between applications, select the required application from the list. Select Quit to close the application. To close all running applications, select Start. all. Personalizing your device Take full advantage of your device by customizing it to suit your preferences. ›Change the display language 1 In the application list, select Settings input Language. 2 Select a language. Language and ›Turn touch sounds on or off In the application list, select Settings Touch sounds. Sound ›Adjust the device sound volume 1 2 Press the volume key up or down. Tap the icon and adjust the volume using the sliders. Getting started 29 ›Switch to silent mode To turn the sound on or off for your device, do one of the following. Tap the bottom right corner of the screen to open the notification panel, and then tap Prof. "B / sound". Press and hold the Power key and select Prof. "B / sound". ›Set wallpaper for the home screen 1 2 Touch and hold an empty area on the home screen. Select Home Screen Image. image folder ›Change the font for the displayed text 1 In the application list, select Settings Font Style. 2 Select a font. Display ›Adjust display brightness The device is equipped with a light sensor to detect the light level and automatically adjust the display brightness. Brightness can also be manually adjusted. The brightness level of the display affects the rate at which the battery is discharged. To adjust the brightness automatically 1 In the application list, select Settings Brightness. 2 Mark the checkbox next to Automatic brightness adjustment. 3 Select Yes. The device will automatically brighten up the screen in strong ambient light and dim it in low light conditions. Getting started 30 Display Adjusting the brightness manually 1 From the application list, tap Settings Brightness. 2 Uncheck the box next to Automatically adjust brightness. 3 4 Drag the slider left or right. Display Select Yes. ›Lock your device You can lock your device with a pattern, password or PIN. After activating the lock function, you will be required to enter the password each time you turn on the device or unlock its screen. If you forget your password, contact a Samsung service center. Samsung is not responsible for lost passwords or confidential information and other damage if they are caused by illegal use of the software. To create an unlock pattern 1 From the application list, tap Settings Security Screen lock Picture. 2 Read the instructions and sample designs on the screen, then tap Next. 3 Draw a drawing by connecting at least 4 dots with a line and select Continue. 4 Repeat the pattern to confirm and select Confirm. 5 Complete the backup PIN setup. If you forget your unlock pattern, you can disable the screen lock function by using the backup PIN. Getting started 31 To create a screen unlock PIN 1 In the application list, tap Settings Security Screen lock PIN. 2 3 Enter a new PIN and select Continue. Enter the PIN again and select Yes. To create a screen unlock password 1 From the application list, select Settings Security Screen lock Password. 2 Enter the alphanumeric password and select Continue. 3 Enter the password again and select Yes. ›Turn on Find My Phone You can find out where your stolen or lost device is located on the SamsungDive website (www.samsungdive.com). To use the remote control of your device over the network, you need to create a Samsung account. 1 From the application list, select Settings Security Remote control Add account 2 Select Log in your region. To create a Samsung account, select Register. 3 Enter your Samsung account email address and password, and then tap Sign in. 4 Check the box next to Wireless & networks Accept. Getting started 32 Entering text You can enter text either by speaking into the device's microphone, or by using characters on the virtual keyboard or by hand on the touchscreen. For some languages, text input is not supported. To enter text, you must change the input language to one of the supported languages. ›Change the text input method Tap the text input icon. in the system tray and select a method ›Google Voice Input 1 To add input languages ​​for Google Speech Recognition, select a language Add more languages. 2 3 Speak into the microphone. When finished, select Done. ›Enter text using the Samsung keyboard Enter text by pressing the appropriate alphanumeric keys or by drawing characters on the screen. You can also use the following keys. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Number 7 8 3 9 10 11 Purpose 1 Moves the cursor to the next text input field. 2 Switch to Caps Lock mode. 3 Change case. Getting started 33 Number Function 4 Change the text input mode. 5 Insert a smiley; display the emoji panel (press and hold). 6 Insert a space. 7 Delete entered characters. 8 Move to a new line. 9 Paste an item from the clipboard. 10 Voice input of text. This function is only available when the voice input function is on. 11 Switch to handwriting mode. ›Copy and paste text In the text input field, you can use the function of copying and pasting text into other applications. 1 2 Select and hold a paragraph of text. Drag or to select the desired text to copy. 3 Select Copy or Cut to add the text to the clipboard. 4 In another application, move the cursor to the location where you want to paste the text. 5 Tap the Paste icon to paste the text from the clipboard into the text input field. Getting started 34 Web and GPS services Internet access and file downloads may incur additional charges. For more information, contact your service provider. Internet This section describes how to connect to the Internet and bookmark your favorite web pages. This feature may be labeled differently depending on the region or service provider. The presence of certain icons depends on the region or service provider. ›Browse the web 1 2 3 In the application list, select Internet. To go to a specific web page, enter its URL in the input field and select Go. The following icons are used to browse the web. 1 2 6 3 7 4 8 5 9 Number Function 1 Open a new tab. 2 Close the current tab. 3 Move forward and backward through web pages in a magazine. Web and GPS Services 35 Number Purpose 4 Refresh the current page; the icon changes to 5 while the web page is loading. Enter the web page address or keyword. 6 Go to web browser options. 7 View a list of your saved bookmarks and pages, as well as your web browser history. 8 Select the URL input field. 9 Create a bookmark for the current page. ... The following functions are available while browsing the web. To zoom, touch the screen with two fingers and slowly spread or pinch them. To return to the original size, double-tap the screen. To refresh the current web page, tap the Refresh icon. To move forward and backward through web pages in a story, tap or the Forward icon. To open a new tab, tap the New Window icon. To open a new tab without saving your web browser data, tap the New Anonymous Window icon. To bookmark the current webpage, tap the Add Bookmark icon. To send the address of a web page to other users, Send Page. tap To search for text on a web page, tap the Find on Page icon. To switch to the PC version, tap the PC version icon. Web and GPS Services 36 To save the current web page for reading in Save for Offline mode, tap the Offline Reading icon. To view your saved WebSaved Pages. page, tap To view the download history, tap the Downloads icon. To print a web page using Wi-Fi or USB connection, tap the Print icon. The device is only compatible with select Samsung printers. To change the web browser settings, tap the Settings icon. ›Search for information by voice This function may not be available depending on the region or service provider. 1 2 3 Select the URL input field. 4 Select the desired search result. In the application list, select Internet. Tap the icon and say keyword into the microphone of the device. The device searches for web pages containing this keyword. ›Bookmark web pages If you know the address of a web page, you can manually bookmark it. 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Internet. Enter the address of a web page or go to it. Tap the Add Bookmark icon. Enter a name for the bookmark and select Yes. Web and GPS services 37 To view your saved bookmarks, tap the Bookmarks icon. In the bookmark list, press and hold a bookmark to access the following options. To open a web page in current tab , select Open. To open a new tab, select Open in New Tab. To edit bookmark information, select Edit Bookmark. To add a shortcut to a bookmark to your Home screen, select Add Shortcut to Home Screen. To send the URL of the web page to others, select Send Link. To copy the URL of the web page, select Copy Link URL. To remove a bookmark, select Remove Bookmark. To use a web page as the start page in your web browser, select Set as home page. ›Download files from the Internet You download files or applications from the Internet to the device's internal storage. Files downloaded from the Internet may contain viruses that can damage your device. To reduce the risk of virus infection, use trusted sources to download files. Some media are protected by digital rights management (DRM) for copyright purposes. This protection prevents some files from being downloaded, copied, modified, or transferred. 1 2 From the application list, select Internet. Find a file or app and download it to your device. Web and GPS services 38 ›View your web browser log 1 In the application list, select Internet Log. 2 Select a web page to view. Game Hub This section describes how to find and download games. 1 2 3 From the application list, select Game Hub. Select a games service. Search for and download games from the online store. The games available may vary depending on the region or service provider. Latitude This section describes how you can use Google Latitude ™ to know where your friends are and they know yours. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. 1 In the application list, select Latitude. The device will automatically connect to the Google Latitude service. 2 3 Tap 4 Select Yes. When your friend accepts this invitation, you can send them your location information. Add friends option. Select a friend or enter an email address and select Add friends. Web and GPS services 39 Maps This section describes the Google Maps ™ service, which is used to get directions, find your location, and find places on the map. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. To find your location and search on the map, you must enable the services page 87. ›Search for locations 1 In the application list, select Maps. Your current location will be shown on the map. 2 3 Tap the Search Maps icon. 4 Select a location to view its details. Enter a keyword for the location and tap. To search for a location by voice, tap. The following functions are available while viewing the map. To zoom in, place two fingers on the screen and slowly spread or pinch them together. To see a list of all search results, select Search Results. To view your current location, tap. To switch to the compass view of the map, which changes orientation when you rotate your device, tap. To search for a nearby place, tap. Tap to get directions to your destination. Tap to add layers of additional information to the map or change the view mode. To add a star to a location, select the location callout. Web and GPS services 40 ›Get directions to a specified destination 1 2 3 From the application list, select Maps. Tap the icon. Enter the addresses of the starting and ending points. To enter an address from your contacts or starred places, or specify a location on a map, tap the option icon. 4 Select a travel method and then Done. The route will be shown on the map. Several route options may be offered depending on the chosen travel method. 5 When finished, tap the Clear Map icon. Navigation This section describes how to get voice directions for directions. Navigation maps, current location, and other navigation information may differ from actual information. When driving, always keep an eye on the road situation, traffic and other related factors, as well as follow the rules of the road and safety. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. 1 2 In the application list, select Navigation. Enter your destination in one of the following ways. Speak Address: Speak to enter the destination. Enter Destination: Enter a destination using the virtual keyboard. Web and GPS services 41 Contacts: Select a destination from addresses saved in Contacts. Starred Places: Select a destination from the list of places marked with an asterisk. 3 Install the appropriate software to use navigation functions. Addresses This section describes how to find businesses and entertainment venues. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. 1 2 In the application list, select Addresses. To find your nearest business or entertainment venue, select your location. Enter the address. 3 Select a category. The device searches for items that fit the selected category. 4 Select a place name to view its details. To add more categories, tap and select Add a search. Market The functionality of the device can be expanded through downloadable applications. The Play Shop makes purchasing mobile apps quick and easy. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. User files of downloaded applications will be saved to the built-in memory. Web and GPS services 42 ›Download applications 1 2 In the application list, select Market (Play Store). Find the app you want and download it to your device. Application installation will start immediately after downloading. ›Remove an application 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Play Store. Tap the icon. Select an item. Select Delete OK. Readers Hub Service This section describes how to view various reading materials. 1 2 3 From the application list, select Readers Hub. Select the type of reading material you want. Search and download it from the online store. Samsung Apps Samsung Apps is a store where you can find and download many useful apps and updates for your device. Samsung Apps can expand the functionality of your device to suit a wide variety of tasks. Browse the list of available apps and expand the capabilities of your device. 1 From the application list, select Samsung Apps. When you launch the application for the first time, you will be asked to select your region. Web and GPS Services 43 2 Search for the applications you need and download them to your device. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. For more information, see www.samsungapps.com or the Samsung Apps Store brochure. S Suggest Find and download new apps based on Samsung suggestions. In the application list, select S Suggest. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. YouTube This section describes how to view and upload videos using the YouTube ™ service. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. ›Play a video 1 2 3 In the application list, select YouTube. Select a video. The following keys are used to control playback. Web and GPS services 44 Number Function 1 Pause and resume playback. 2 Move forward or backward within a file by dragging the slider. 3 Play video in full screen. ›Download video 1 2 3 Select ACCOUNT. 4 Select UPLOAD From the application list, select YouTube. Select a Google account if it is associated with the YouTube website. You can also select Add Account. account and link the account to the YouTube website. video recording. When uploading a video for the first time, select the network type. 5 Enter the download information and select Download. Web and GPS services 45 Google Mail communication This section describes the functions for sending and viewing messages using the Google Mail ™ service. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. This feature may be labeled differently depending on the region or service provider. ›Send email messages 1 2 In the application list, select Google Mail 3 4 Select the subject field and enter a subject for the message. 5 6 Tap the icon Go to the recipient input field and enter the email address. Go to the text input field and enter your email text. and attach the file. Select Send to send the message. If your device is offline, the message will remain in the message thread until you connect to the Internet. ›View an email message 1 2 3. In the application list, select Google Mail. Tap the icon to refresh the message list. Select an email message. Communication 46 When viewing a message, the following options are available. Scroll left or right to go to the next or previous message. To reply to a message, tap. To reply to the message to all recipients, tap. To forward the message to other recipients, tap. To add a message to your favorites list, tap. To view the attachment, select VIEW. To save it to your device, tap SAVE. To search for an email message, tap. Tap to archive the message. Tap to delete the message. To mark a message, tap. To mark a message as unread, tap the Mark as unread icon. To assign a "low" importance to the message, tap the Mark as Unimportant icon. To assign a "high" importance to the message, tap and select Mark as important. icon To hide the message, tap the Ignore icon. To view hidden messages, in the list of labels, select All Mail. To add the message to the spam list, tap the Report Spam icon. To refresh the message list, tap the Refresh icon. To customize label settings, tap the Manage Shortcuts icon. To change your email settings, tap Settings. icon The options available depend on the email account or the orientation of the device interface. Communication 47 Email This section describes how to send and view email messages using your personal or work account. ›Set up an email account 1 2 3 Enter your email address and password. 4 Follow the instructions on the screen. In the application list, select Email. Select Next. To enter account information manually, select Manual setup. After completing the account setup, the device starts downloading email messages. If you have created more than two email accounts, you can switch between them. Select your account name in the upper corner of the screen and enter your email address to receive messages. ›Send email messages 1 2 In the application list, select Email 3 4 Select the subject field and enter a subject for the message. 5 6 Tap the icon. Add recipients in one of the following ways. Enter email addresses manually, separating them with a comma or semicolon. Select recipient email addresses from your contact list using the icon. Go to the text input field and enter your email text. and attach the file. Select Send to send the message. If your device is offline, the message will remain in the message thread until you connect to the Internet. Communication 48 ›View an email message 1 2 3 In the application list, select Email. Tap the icon to refresh the message list. Select an email message. The following options are available while viewing a message. To reply to a message, tap. To forward the message to other recipients, tap. Tap to delete the message. To mark a message as unread, tap the Mark as unread icon. To move the message to another folder, tap the Move icon. To save the message to your device, tap the Save Email icon. mail. The message will be saved in the My files sdcard Saved Email folder. To sort your messages, tap the Sort icon. To change the view of the message list, tap the View icon. To change the view mode, tap the Display Mode icon. To print the message using Wi-Fi or USB connection, tap the Print icon. The device is only compatible with select Samsung printers. To save the recipients' email addresses in the phonebook as a contact group, tap the Save as group icon. To change your email settings, tap the Settings icon. To delete all messages, tap the Delete All icon. To save the attachment to the device memory, select the attachment tab. The options available depend on the email account or the orientation of the device interface. Communication 49 Google Talk Learn to communicate with friends using the Google Talk ™ instant messaging application. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. ›Set status 1 2 3 In the application list, tap Google Talk. Select your Google account. Customize your status, image and message displayed. ›Add friends to the list 1 2 In the application list, select Google Talk. Enter your friend's email address and select Done. When your friend accepts this invitation, they will be added to your friend list. ›Start a conversation 1 2 In the application list, select Google Talk. Select a contact from your friends list. The conversation (chat) screen will open. 3 You can now enter and send messages. To add chat participants, tap the Add to chat icon. ... To start a video chat, tap. To start a voice chat, tap. 4 To end the chat, tap the Communication icon 50 Close chat. ChatON This section describes the ChatON service, which allows you to exchange instant messages with devices that have a mobile phone number. 1 From the application list, select ChatON. When you launch this application for the first time, follow the instructions on the screen to set up an account. 2 You can now enter and send messages. Messenger This section describes how to communicate with friends using the Google+ instant messaging application. 1 In the application list, select Chat. When you launch this application for the first time, follow the instructions on the screen to set up an account. 2 You can now enter and send messages. Google+ This section describes access to social network Google. With it, you can create groups for instant messaging and upload pictures. 1 In the application list, select Google+. When you launch this application for the first time, follow the instructions on the screen to set up an account. 2 Select a function on the social network. Communication 51 Entertainment Camera Learn to take basic photos and videos with this section. The camera can capture images with a resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels (3.2 megapixels) and videos with a resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels. If the device is not used for a certain period of time, the camera will automatically turn off. Memory card capacity varies with scenes and shooting conditions. ›Take a photo 1 2 In the application list, select Camera. Point the camera at the subject and adjust the image. 3 4 1 5 6 2 Entertainment 52 Number 3 Purpose 1 Shortcuts. : Switch to the front camera lens for a self-portrait shot. : Change the shooting mode P. 54.: Set the time delay before shooting. : Adjust the exposure value to change the brightness. : Apply special effects. You can add or remove links to the most commonly used settings page 59. 2 Change camera settings. 3 Take a picture. 4 View the pictures you have taken. 5 View the storage location of the files. 6 Switch to video recording mode. Tap the icon to take a photo. The snapshot will be saved automatically. After shooting, tap the viewer icon to view the photo. Scroll left or right to view other pictures. To zoom, touch the screen with two fingers and slowly spread or pinch them. To return to the original size, double-tap the screen. To view the photo on another DLNA-enabled device, tap. Entertainment 53 Tap to send the photo to others. To delete the photo, tap the Delete icon. Tap to start slideshow playback. To stop the slideshow, touch the screen. To copy the photo to the clipboard, tap the Copy to Clipboard icon. To crop a portion of the image, tap the Crop icon. To rotate the photo counterclockwise, tap the Rotate Left icon. To rotate the picture clockwise, tap the Rotate Right icon. To set the photo as wallpaper or contact image, tap the Set photo as icon. To print the picture using Wi-Fi or USB Print. Connecting device, tap is only compatible with some Samsung printers. To edit the picture with photo editor, tap the Edit icon page 64. To rename the file, tap the Rename icon. To view information about the photo, tap the Properties icon. ›Change shooting mode Your device allows you to take pictures in different modes. Mode To change the shooting mode, tap the Shooting icon option. Options Purpose Smile shot Recognizes the faces of people in the frame and automatically captures when they smile. Panorama Panoramic shooting. Entertainment 54 ›Customize photo options Before taking a photo, tap the following options. to go to Options Purpose Edit Links Change links to frequently used options. Self-portrait Shoot a self-portrait with the front camera. Shooting mode Changing the shooting mode Scene Changing the scene. Exposure Value Adjusts the exposure value for changing the brightness. Timer Set a time delay before shooting. Effects Apply special effects. Resolution Select resolution. White Balance Changes the color balance to suit the lighting conditions. Metering Selects the type of metering. Grid Displays a grid on the preview screen. Entertainment page 55. Options Purpose GPS tag Add location information to images. In poor weather conditions, as well as in places where obstacles may arise in the path of the GPS signal (spaces between buildings, lowlands), the quality of communication may decrease. When uploading images to the Internet, information about your coordinates may remain on them. To avoid this, disable this function. Memory Select a memory location for storing new pictures. Reset Reset camera settings. ›Record a video 1 2 3 In the application list, select Camera. Drag the slider to switch to video mode. Point the lens at the subject and adjust the image. 3 4 1 5 6 2 Entertainment 56 Number 4 5 Function 1 Shortcuts for video recording. : Switch to the front camera lens for self-portrait video. : Change the video recording mode (for attaching to a message or saving normally). : Set the time delay before recording a movie. : Adjust the exposure value to change the brightness. : Apply special effects. You can add or delete references to the most frequently used settings page 59. 2 Change the camcorder settings. 3 Record video. 4 View the recorded videos. 5 View the storage location of the files. 6 Switch to photo mode. Tap to start recording. Tap to stop recording. The video will be saved automatically. Problems may occur when recording video to a memory card with a low bit rate. After recording, tap the viewer icon to view the video. Scroll left or right to view more videos. Tap to view the video. To view the video on another DLNA-enabled device, tap. Tap to send the video to others. Entertainment 57 To delete the video, tap the Delete icon. To rename the file, tap the Rename icon. To view the details of the video, tap the Properties icon. ›Customize camcorder settings Before recording a video, tap the following options. to go to Option Purpose Edit Links Edit links to frequently used options. Recording from the front. Camera Switch to the front camera lens for self-portrait video recording. Recording Mode Change the video recording mode (for attachment to a message or normal saving). Exposure Value Adjusts the exposure value for changing the brightness. Timer Set the delay before video recording starts. Effects Apply special effects. Resolution Select resolution. White Balance Changes the color balance to suit lighting conditions. Grid Displays a grid on the preview screen. Memory Selects a memory location for storing video recordings. Reset Reset the camcorder settings. Entertainment 58 ›Edit shortcuts You can add or remove links to the settings you use most often. 1 On the preview screen, tap the Edit Links icon. 2 Tap and hold an icon in the list of options, and then drag it to the link area. To remove a link, touch and hold it, and then drag it to the list of options. 3 Tap the screen to return to the preview screen. Video This section describes the capabilities of the video player. Some file formats are not supported depending on the device software. If you try to open a file that is larger than the available memory, an error may occur. The playback quality depends on the type of content. Some files may not play correctly depending on the compression settings. Entertainment 59 ›Play a video 1 2 3 In the application list, select Videos. Select a video. The following keys are used to control playback. 1 7 2 8 3 9 4 5 10 6 11 Number Function 1 Adjust the sound volume. 2 Change the aspect ratio of the screen. 3 Mute the sound. 4 Move forward or backward within a file by dragging or touching the slider. 5 Restart playback; go to the previous file (press within three seconds after the start of playback); skip backward within a file (press and hold). Entertainment 60 Number Function 6 Pause playback; touch the icon to continue playback. 7 Go to video player options. 8 Watch the video on another DLNA-compatible device. 9 Select a sound effect. 10 Insert a bookmark. 11 Skip to the next file; skip forward within a file (press and hold). During playback, tap to access the following options. To play audio through a Bluetooth headset, select Bluetooth. You cannot use this function when a headset is connected to the device. To send the video to others, select Share. across. To trim a portion of the video, select Trim. To change the playback speed, select Play Speed. To view your saved bookmarks, select Bookmarks. The parameter becomes available only if you made a bookmark during playback. To change the settings for the current subtitle file, select Subtitle. To open the subtitle file, select Select Subtitle. To automatically play the next video, select Auto Play. To edit the video using a video editor, select Video Editor. To view the details of the video, select Properties. Entertainment 61 Gallery Learn how to view photos and play videos stored in your device. Some file formats are not supported depending on the device software. If you try to open a file that is larger than the available memory, an error may occur. The playback quality depends on the type of content. Some files may not play correctly depending on the compression settings. ›View pictures 1 2 In the application list, select Gallery. Select the image folder. The following functions are available when viewing images. Scroll the image right or left to view other images. To zoom, touch the screen with two fingers and slowly spread or pinch them. To return to the original size, double-tap the screen. To view the picture on another DLNA-enabled device, tap. To send the image to others, tap. To delete the image, tap the Delete icon. Tap to start slideshow playback. To stop the slideshow, touch the screen. To copy the image to the clipboard, tap Copy to Clipboard. icon To crop a portion of the image, tap the Crop icon. To rotate the image counterclockwise, tap the Rotate Left icon. Entertainment 62 To rotate the image clockwise, tap the Rotate Right icon. To set a picture as wallpaper or a contact picture, tap the Set Photo As icon. To print the image using Wi-Fi or USB connection, tap the Print icon. The device is only compatible with select Samsung printers. To edit the image using Edit page 64. of the photo editor, tap. To rename the file, tap the Rename icon. To view the details of an image, tap the Properties icon. The options available depend on the selected folder. ›Play video 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Gallery. Select a folder). Tap the video icon to watch (indicated by the icon to start playback. Control playback using the virtual keys page 59. During playback, tap the icon to access the following options: To play audio through a Bluetooth headset, select Bluetooth. When the headset is connected to the device cannot use this function. To send the video to others, select Share via. To trim the video segment, select Trim. To change the playback speed, select Play speed Entertainment 63 To view saved bookmarks, select Bookmarks. The option becomes available only if you made a bookmark during playback. To change the settings of the current subtitle file, select Subtitle. To open a subtitle file, select Select subtitle. To edit the video using the video editor, select Re video editor. To view the details of the video, select Properties. Photo Editor Here's how to edit your photos and apply visual effects to them. 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Photo Editor. Select an image or Select a picture folder an image. To take a new photo, select Take Photo. Select Highlight OK. Select the margins of the selection with a rectangle and select Done. To change the type of selection tool, click Selection. To change the margins of the selection, tap, or. If Grab or Brush is selected, you can adjust the size of the selection using the Selection size icon. To exit selection mode, select Invert Out. Entertainment 64 5 The following image editing tools are available. Tool Purpose Rotate Rotate or flip the image. Resize Scale the image by dragging the selection rectangle or touching the 100% option. Crop Crop the image by modifying and dragging the selection rectangle. Color Apply a color effect. Effect Apply a color filter. Tools Use of additional tools. Undo the last action. Return of the last action. 6 7 When finished, tap. Enter a name for the image and select OK. Video Editor The following is information about editing videos and applying visual effects to them. The video editor supports the following video resolutions: 176x144, 320x240, 640x480, 720x480, 1280x720, 1920x1080 (import up to 1920x1080, export up to 1280x720). ›Create a video 1 2 3 In the application list, select Video Editor. Select New. Select a theme. Entertainment 65 4 5 Select a category. 6 Select Transition, and drag an effect parameter to the transition effect icon between images and videos. 7 8 9 When finished, tap Select and hold the file, and then drag it down the screen. To set the duration of an image, select its thumbnail and drag the left or right border. To delete an image or video, select and hold the item you want, and then drag it to the trash can. To rearrange your pictures or videos, tap and hold the item you want, and then drag to the desired location on the screen. To add a caption to an image or video, drag the thumbnail to place the yellow line where you want it, then tap on the preview image. Export. Choose a resolution. Enter a title for the video and select OK. ›Trim a part of a video 1 2 3 Start video editor and open a video file. 4 Move the closing bracket to the end of the desired section. 5 Save the edited video. Select a sketch. Move the opening parenthesis to the beginning of the segment you want. Entertainment 66 ›Dividing videos 1 2 3 Launch video editor and open a video file. 4 5 Tap the Select thumbnail icon. Drag the thumbnail at the bottom of the screen to place the yellow line where you want it. ... Save the edited video. ›Apply special effects to videos 1 2 3 4 Launch video editor and open a video file. Drag the thumbnail at the bottom of the screen to place the yellow line where you want it. Select Effect the desired effect. Save the edited video. Music player Learn how to listen to your favorite music on the go. Some file formats are not supported depending on the device software. If you try to open a file that is larger than the available memory, an error may occur. The playback quality depends on the type of content. Some files may not play correctly depending on the compression settings. ›Download music files to your device To get started, copy the files to the device memory or to a memory card using one of the following methods. Download from the Internet page 35. Download from a PC using Samsung Kies page 77. Entertainment 67 Download from a PC using Windows Media Player page 77. Receive via Bluetooth page 86. Copy to a memory card page 78. ›Play music 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Music. Select the music category music file. Select an album cover to open the music player screen. The following keys are used to control playback. 8 9 1 10 2 11 3 12 4 5 13 6 14 7 Number Function 1 Adjusts the sound volume. 2 Sets the current file as a favorite song. 3 Mute the sound. 4 Move forward or backward within a file by dragging or touching the slider. 5 Turns on the random play mode. Entertainment 68 Number Function 6 Restart playback; go to the previous file (press within three seconds after the start of playback); skip backward within a file (press and hold). 7 Pause playback; touch the icon to continue playback. 8 View information about a music file. 9 Access to the playlist. 10 Access music player options. 11 Play music on another DLNA-enabled device. 12 Selecting a sound effect. 13 Changing the repeat mode. 14 Go to the next file; skip forward within a file (press and hold). You can control the playback of files using the headset. From the home screen, press and hold the headset button to open the music player. To pause or resume playback, press the headset button. During playback, tap to access the following options. To add the file to the playlist, select Add to Playlist. To play music via a Bluetooth headset, select Bluetooth. You cannot use this function when a headset is connected to the device. To send the music file to others, select Send via. Entertainment 69 To set a music file as alarm tone, select Set as alarm tone. To customize your music player settings, select Settings. ›Create a playlist 1 2 3 In the application list, select Music. Tap the New List icon. Enter a name for the new playlist and select Yes. 4 Select a music category and tap next to the files you want to add. 5 Select Done. ›Change music player settings 1 2 3 In the application list, select Music. Tap the Settings icon. Change the following options. Options Purpose Advanced SoundAlive Selects a sound effect. Additional Play speed Change the playback speed. More Song lyrics Show the lyrics of the song while it is playing. Advanced Music auto off Automatically turn off the music player after a specified time. Music Menu Select music categories to display on the Music Library screen. Entertainment 70 Music Hub This service connects you to the online music store to find and purchase your favorite songs. You can also add music files to your wishlist and listen to them. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. 1 2 From the application list, select Music Hub. Search for, listen to, or purchase your favorite songs. Entertainment 71 Personal information Contacts This section describes how to create and manage personal and work contacts. You can store caller names, phone numbers, email addresses and more in the phone book. ›Create a contact 1 In the application list, select Contacts. 2 3 4 Select the memory area. Contacts Enter contact information. Select Done to store the contact in memory. ›Search for a contact 1 In the application list, select Contacts Contacts. 2 3 Scroll up or down the list of contacts. Select a contact. The following options are available in the contact view. To send electronic message , tap. To add a number to your favorites, tap. To edit contact information, tap. Personal information 72 ›Create a name card 1 In the application list, select Contacts Contacts. 2 3 4 Select your name at the top of the contact list. Select an item. Enter your personal information and select Done. To send your business card to others, select Send business card via. ›Create a contact group After creating groups, you can manage multiple contacts at the same time and send messages to all members of the group. 1 In the application list, select Contacts. 2 3 4 Enter a name for the group. Groups Add members to the group. Select Done. ›Import and export contacts You can import and export contacts in VCF format from your device memory or memory card and vice versa. Importing contacts 1 From the application list, select Contacts Contacts. 2 Import / Export Import from card Tap the SD memory icon or Import from internal memory. 3 Select a memory area. Personal information 73 4 Select how many contacts you want to copy (one, several or all), and then select Yes. 5 Select the contacts to import, then select Yes. Exporting contacts 1 From the application list, select Contacts Contacts. 2 Import / Export Export to Tap the SD memory card or Export to internal memory icon. 3 Select Yes to confirm. S Planner A powerful planner is installed on your device to make scheduling more convenient and efficient. This section describes how to create, manage, and set alarms to remind you of events and tasks. You cannot sync the tasks and notes you create with Google Calendar ™. ›Create an event or task 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select S Planner. Tap the icon. Select the event type at the top of the screen. Enter event details and select Done. Personal information 74 ›Change the view 1 2 In the application list, select S Planner. Select a view mode. Year: a whole year in one show. Month: An entire month in one view. Week: daily schedule for the week. Day: hourly markup for one day. Agenda: a list of all significant events for a specified period. Task: View a list of tasks. You can also change the view mode with two fingers: just touch the screen and spread or pinch your fingers together. ›View events or tasks 1 2 3 In the application list, select S Planner. Select a date from the calendar. To go to a specific date, tap the Go To icon and enter the date. Select Today to go to today's date. Select an event to view its details. To send the event to other users, tap Send via or. Personal info icon 75 ›Silence the alarm for an event or task If an alarm is set for a reminder of an event or a task, it will sound at the specified time. 1 Touch the lower right corner of the screen to open the notification panel. 2 3 Select an event notification. Select an event to view its details. Select Pause to pause the alarm for a period of time (until the next snooze). Notes This section describes how to enter important information for later viewing. ›Create notes 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Notes. Tap the icon. Enter your note text. Select Done. ›View notes 1 2 In the application list, select Notes. Select a note to view its details. The following functions are available when viewing a note. ... To delete a note, tap. To change the background color of a note, tap. To protect a note from accidental deletion, tap. To print the note using Wi-Fi or USB connection, tap. The device is only compatible with select Samsung printers. Tap to send the note to others. Personal data 76. Connecting a USB connection This section describes how to connect your device to a computer using a USB cable. ›Connect with Samsung Kies Make sure Samsung Kies is installed on your PC. This software can be downloaded from the Samsung website (www.samsung.com/kies). Samsung Kies runs on both Windows and Mac PCs. 1 Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable. Samsung Kies will launch automatically. If the program does not start automatically, double-click the Samsung Kies icon on your computer. 2 Exchange files between the device and the computer. For more information, see the Samsung Kies Help. ›Connect using Windows Media Player Make sure Windows Media Player is installed on your PC. 1 2 Connect your device to your computer with a USB cable. Start Windows Media Player and sync your music files. Connection 77 ›Connect as a removable disk You can connect your device to your PC as a removable disk. 1 2 Connect your device to your computer with a USB cable. Exchange files between your device and your computer. Before disconnecting the device from the PC, safely remove the device. Improper disconnection can damage the device or lose data stored on it. Wi-Fi This section describes the wireless network function that allows you to connect to any wireless local area network (WLAN) that conforms to the IEEE 802.11 standard. You can connect to the Internet or any network device wherever there is a wireless access point. The device uses a non-harmonized frequency and will work in all European countries. Indoor Wi-Fi is allowed without restriction in all countries of the European Union. The use of Wi-Fi outdoors is prohibited in France. Connection 78 ›Turn on the Wi-Fi function In the application list, select Settings and then Off in the Wi-Fi menu. When Wi-Fi is running in the background, the battery is consumed more. To save battery power, we recommend that you turn off the Wi-Fi function when not in use. ›Find and connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot 1 In the application list, select Wi-Fi settings. The device will automatically search for available Wi-Fi hotspots. 2 3 Select an access point. Enter the password for the access point and select Connect. (if necessary). ›Add a Wi-Fi hotspot manually 1 In the application list, select Settings Add network. 2 3 Enter the SSID for the access point and select the type of security. Wi-Fi Configure the security settings according to the type you selected, and then select Save. Connection 79 ›Connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot using WPS You can connect to a secure hotspot using the WPS button or WPS PIN. To do this, the wireless access point must have a WPS button. Connect using the WPS button 1 2 3 4 5 From the application list, select Wi-Fi Settings. Select a WPS access point, and then select Show advanced options. Open the WPS drop-down menu. Select Click the Connect button. Within two minutes after that, press the WPS button on the access point. Connecting with a WPS PIN 1 2 From the application list, select Settings 3 4 Open the WPS drop-down menu. 5 Wi-Fi. Select a WPS access point, and then select Show advanced options. Select PIN code of the access point or PIN code of this device Connect. Enter the PIN on the access point and press the WPS button. Connection 80 ›Set static IP settings 1 2 3 4 5 6 In the application list, select Settings. Select access point settings. Wi-Fi. Show Advanced Open the IP Settings drop-down menu. Select Static. Change the IP address settings. Select Connect. ›Customize Wi-Fi settings 1 In the application list, select Settings Advanced. 2 Change the following options. Wi-Fi Options Purpose Network notification Notification of an available Wi-Fi access point. Do Not Disable Enables or disables the Wi-Fi to Wi-Fi function in sleep mode. Sleep Mode MAC Address View the MAC address. IP Address View the IP address. Connection 81 Wi-Fi Direct This section describes the Wi-Fi Direct function for directly connecting two devices to each other via a Wi-Fi network without using an access point. ›Connect your tablet to another device 1 In the application list, select Settings More ... Wi-Fi Direct. 2 3 4 Select Off from the Wi-Fi Direct menu and then Yes. Select Search. Select your device. When the owner of the other device accepts the request, the connection will be established. ›Sending data using the Wi-Fi function 1 Select the desired file or item from the appropriate application. 2 Select a Wi-Fi sharing option. The selection method depends on the data type. 3 Search for and select another device. ›Receive data using the Wi-Fi function Received data is automatically saved in the device's memory in the ShareViaWifi folder. Connectivity 82 AllShare This section describes the DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) service, which allows you to share media files with devices that support this service over Wi-Fi. Some files may not play on DLNA devices. Depending on the network connection, the exchange of media files may be buffered. ›Play files on another device 1 2 3 4 5 In the application list, select AllShare. Select My device. Select the category of the media file. Select a player. The file starts playing on the selected device. Control playback with the keys on your device. ›Play files from another device on your device 1 In the application list, select AllShare. Your device will automatically search for DLNA devices. 2 3 4 Select the device that contains the media files. Select the category of the media file. Control playback with the keys on your device. Connectivity 83 ›Play files from one device on another device 1 In the application list, select AllShare. Your device will automatically search for DLNA devices. 2 3 4 5 Select the device that contains the media files. 6 Select a media category Tap the file icon. ... Select a player. The file starts playing on the selected device. Control playback with the keys on your device. ›Configure media sharing settings In order for other DLNA devices to access files on your device, you must enable media sharing. 1 2 From the application list, select AllShare. Change the following options. Options Purpose Media Server Name Enter the name of your device acting as the media server. Common media access Allows you to share pictures, videos, and music files with other devices. Access Point Select a connection profile for DLNA function. Download from Others Allows you to download files from other devices. Default Memory Select a memory location for saving downloaded media files. Connection 84 Bluetooth This section describes how to exchange files and data between devices using Bluetooth. Samsung is not responsible for the loss, interception, or unauthorized use of data sent or received via Bluetooth. Make sure you are communicating with a reliable device that has an adequate level of security. If there are obstacles between communicating devices, the range may be reduced. Certain devices, particularly those that have not been tested by Bluetooth SIG or have not been approved in such tests, may not be compatible with the device. It is forbidden to use Bluetooth communication for illegal purposes (for example, distribution of pirated copies of files or illegal interception of conversations for commercial purposes). Samsung is not responsible for the consequences of such use of Bluetooth connectivity. ›Switch on Bluetooth connectivity In the application list, select Settings and then Off in the Bluetooth menu. ›Search for and connect to Bluetooth devices 1 In the application list, select Bluetooth settings Search for devices. 2 Select a device. Connection 85 3 Select OK to create the same Bluetooth PIN between devices. Alternatively, enter the Bluetooth PIN and select OK. When the owner of the other device enters the same code or agrees to establish a connection, the connection will be terminated. After successful connection, an automatic search for available services will be performed. Some devices (usually headsets and speakerphones) may have a fixed Bluetooth PIN, such as 0000. In this case, you need to enter this code. ›Send data via Bluetooth 1 Select the desired file or item from the corresponding application. 2 Select a Bluetooth send option. The selection method depends on the data type. 3 Search for and connect to a Bluetooth device. ›Receive data using Bluetooth 1 In the application list, select Bluetooth settings and place a check mark next to your device. To set how long your device is visible to other devices, select Visibility timeout. 2 When prompted, select Yes to use a single Bluetooth PIN, or enter a Bluetooth PIN and select OK (if necessary). 3 Select Accept to confirm data reception. The received data is saved in the bluetooth folder. Received contacts are automatically saved to the phone book. Connectivity 86 GPS Your device is equipped with a GPS receiver. This section describes how to enable location services and use advanced GPS features. GPS signal quality can be degraded in the following conditions: between buildings, in tunnels and underpasses, or inside buildings; in bad weather; near sources of high voltage or electromagnetic radiation; in vehicles equipped with sun protection films. When using the GPS functions, do not touch or cover the antenna with your hands or objects. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. ›Turn on location services To find your location and search on a map, you need to turn on location services. 1 In the application list, select Settings Location. 2 Change the following options. Options Function Wireless networks Locate using Wi-Fi and / or mobile networks. Use GPS Activate GPS satellites to determine your location. Connectivity 87 Options Purpose Google Search Use your current location in searches and other Google services. VPN connections This section describes how to create a virtual private network (VPN) and connect to it securely over the Internet. The device must already be configured for Internet access. If you have problems with Internet access, you need to change the settings. If you do not know the meaning of certain parameters, contact your VPN administrator. This function is only available when the screen lock function is on. ›Set up a VPN profile 1 From the application list, select Settings More ... VPN Add VPN. 2 Change the following options. Options Purpose Name Enter the name of the VPN server. Type Select the type of VPN connection. Server Address Enter the IP address of the VPN server. L2TP Key Enter the password for the L2TP key. IPSec ID Enter the username. IPsec Shared Key Enter the pre-installed security key. Connecting 88 Options Purpose Select the user certificate used by the VPN server for the certificate of your identity. IPSec user certificates can be imported from a VPN server or downloaded from the Internet. IPSec CA Certificate Select the certificate that the VPN Server uses to identify you from the Certificate Authority. Certificates can be imported from a VPN server or downloaded from the Internet. IPSec Server Certificate Select the certificate that the VPN server uses to identify you from the server. Certificates can be imported from a VPN server or downloaded from the Internet. PPP Encryption (MPPE) Encrypts data before it is sent to the VPN server. Show advanced settings Change advanced network settings. The options available depend on the type of VPN connection. 3 When finished, select Save. ›Connect to a private network 1 In the application list, select Settings More ... VPN. 2 3 Select a private network. Enter your username and password, then select Connect. Connectivity 89 Tools Alarms This section describes how to set up alerts for important events and how to manage those alerts. ›Set an alarm 1 2 3 4 In the application list, select Alarm. Tap the icon. Configure the signal parameters. When finished, select Done. Select the clock icon next to the alarm you want to turn off. To remove the alarm, tap. ›Deactivate the alarm When the alarm sounds, do the following. To turn off the sounding alarm, tap and drag your finger outside the large circle. To stop the alarm temporarily (until the next snooze), tap and drag your finger outside the large circle. Tools 90 Calculator This section describes how to perform various calculations with your device. ›Perform calculations 1 2 In the application list, select Calculator. Use the keys on the screen to perform basic math operations. ›View the calculation log 1 2 3 In the application list, select Calculator. Perform calculations. Tap to close the calculator keyboard. A log of your calculations will appear. Downloads This section describes how to manage logs for files downloaded from the Internet or e-mails. 1 2 3 From the application list, select Downloads. Select a download category. Select a log to open the downloaded file. To delete a story, select the checkbox next to it and tap. Tools 91 My files This section describes how to access files stored on your device. ›Supported file formats The device supports the following file formats. Type Format Picture bmp, gif, jpg, png Video avi, 3gp / mp4, wmv, flv, mkv, webm Music m4a, wma, mp3, flac, ogg, aac Sound amr-nb / wb, wav, mid, midi, xmf , mxmf, i-melody (imy), sp-midi, rtttl / rtx, ota Others doc, docx, txt, hwp, rtf, ppt, pptx, pps, xls, xlsx, csv, pdf, htm, html, webm, flac, ogg Some file formats are not supported depending on the device software. If you try to open a file that is larger than the available memory, an error may occur. Tools 92 ›Browse files 1 2 3 In the application list, select My files. Select a folder. Tap to move up one level in the folder structure. To return to the root directory, tap the icon. Select a file. The following options are available on the folder list screen. To find files saved on your device, tap. To view thumbnails of files, tap. To create a folder to organize your files, tap. To change the file manager options, tap the icon and select Settings. To sort files or folders, open the Name drop-down menu and select an option. To send a file to others, select the checkbox next to it and tap. To copy or move files or folders to another folder, select the checkboxes next to them and tap or. To delete files or folders, select the checkboxes next to them and tap. To rename a file or folder, select the checkboxes next to it and tap the Rename icon. To view information about a file or folder, select the check boxes and tap the Properties icon. Tools 93 Polaris Office This section describes how to create and view documents on your device. This feature may not be available depending on the region or service provider. ›Create a document 1 In the application list, select Polaris Office. The first time you launch the application, please go through the online registration or skip it. 2 3 4 5 6 Tap the document type icon. Select a template if necessary. Create a document. When finished, tap. Enter a name for the document, select an area to save it, and then select Save. ›View a document 1 2 3 In the application list, select Polaris Office. Select Browser Document. To open a recently viewed document, select a file from the Recent Documents menu. Review the document. The following options are available in document view mode. To zoom, touch the screen with two fingers and slowly spread or pinch them. To cancel last action, tap. To redo the last action, tap. Tap to add items to your document. Tools 94 To open the toolbar for editing a document, tap. To start viewing a PowerPoint document in slideshow mode, tap. Tap the screen to go to the next slide. To close the slideshow, tap. icon To search for text in a text document, tap. To take advantage of the advanced document features, tap. The options available depend on the type of document. ›Manage documents online 1 2 In the application list, select Polaris Office. Select Clouds Service. Add cloud account 3 Enter your email address and password to access your account and select Yes. 4 View and edit the document on the server. Search This section describes how to find information on your device and on the Internet. 1 2 3 In the application list, select Search. Enter a keyword and tap. To search for data by voice, tap and speak the keyword into the device microphone. Select the desired search result. Instruments 95 World clock This section describes how to view the time in other regions and how to customize the display of the world clock. 1 2 3 In the application list, select World Clock. Enter the city name or select it on the globe. Tap the icon. To set the clock to daylight saving time, press and hold the clock, and then select DST Options. Tools 96. Settings Change device settings 1 From the application list, select Settings. 2 Go to the desired category and select one of the options. Wi-Fi Turn on the Wi-Fi function to connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot and access the Internet or other network devices. Bluetooth Activates the Bluetooth function for short range data transmission. Data usage Track data usage. More ... Change settings for connecting to networks or other devices. ›Offline mode Going offline disables all wireless functions of the device. Only its non-networked functions can be used. Settings 97 ›Kies via Wi-Fi Connect your device to Samsung program Kies over a Wi-Fi network. ›VPN Configure and manage virtual private networks (VPNs). ›Wi-Fi Direct Enable Wi-Fi Direct to directly connect two devices to each other via a Wi-Fi network without using an access point. Sound Change the settings for sounds on the device. Volume: Adjust the volume of device sounds. Default notifications: Select a ringtone for events. Touch sounds: Set the phone to beep when you select an application or option. Screen lock sound: Set a sound to sound when the touch screen is locked or unlocked. Wallpaper Change the settings for the background image. Home screen: Select a background image for the home screen. Lock screen: Select a background image for the locked screen. Main screen, screen locked: Select a background image for the home screen and lock screen. Settings 98 Lock screen Clock: Display the clock on the locked screen. Display Change the display and backlight settings of the device. Brightness: Adjust the brightness of the display. Auto-rotate screen: Automatically change the orientation of the interface when you rotate your device. Screen Timeout: Set the time after which the screen backlight turns off. Font Style: Change the font type for the displayed text. Font size: Select the font size for creating or displaying application items. Power Saving Activate power saving mode. To change the following Power Save Mode settings, you will need to turn it off. Power Saving: Processor: Limits the use of some of the device's system resources. Power Saving: Screen: Decrease the brightness of the device display. Background Color: Decreases the brightness of the email background image. Power saving details: View battery saving information. Settings 99 Storage View memory information for your device and memory card. You can also format the memory card. When formatting, all data will be permanently deleted from the card. The actual amount of available internal memory is less than stated because some of the memory is reserved for the operating system and preinstalled applications. Battery View information about the amount of power consumed by the device. Apps View and manage apps installed on your device. Accounts and sync Change the auto sync settings and manage accounts for sync. Location Change the settings for location services. Wireless networks: locate your location using a Wi-Fi network and / or mobile network. Use GPS: Activate GPS satellite to determine your location. Google Search: Use your current location in search and other Google services. Settings 100 Security Change the settings for securing the device. Screen lock: Activate the screen lock feature. Owner Info: Enter your personal information to show on the lock screen. Encrypt device: Set a password to encrypt data stored on your device. You will need to enter the password every time you turn on the device. Since data encryption can take over an hour, it is recommended that you fully charge the battery before starting it. SD Card Encryption: - SD Card Encryption: Encrypts the data when written to the memory card. - Full encryption: encrypt all files on the memory card. - Exclude media files: Encrypts all files on the memory card except media files. If you enable this feature and reset the device to factory defaults, encrypted files cannot be read. Disable this feature before resetting the device. Remote Control: Enable remote control of a lost or stolen device over the Internet. SamsungDive website: Go to the SamsungDive website to register a Samsung account. Show passwords: Display passwords as you enter them. Device Administrators: View authorized device administrators. Administration applications enable new policies to be applied to device behavior. Settings 101 Unknown sources: Allow the download of applications from any source. If this option is not selected, applications can only be downloaded from the Play Shop. Trusted Credentials: Use certificates and identities to work securely with a variety of applications. Install from storage: Install encrypted certificates from the storage card. Remove credentials: Remove credentials from the device and reset the password. Language and input Change the settings for language and text input. ›Language Select the interface language. ›Default Select the text input mode. ›Google voice typing Activate the Google voice typing function. To change the voice input options, tap. Select input languages: Select input languages ​​for Google Speech Recognition. Block obscene words: Remove offensive words from voice input results. Settings 102 ›Samsung keyboard To change the Samsung keyboard settings, tap. Input language: Select the language for the text you enter. T9 Mode: Turns on XT9 mode to display clue words as you type and offer suggestions. Handwriting settings: adjust settings for handwriting such as recognition time, line thickness or color. Voice input: Activate the voice text input function. Autom. capital letters: The first letter in a sentence is automatically capitalized. Automatic dotting: Insert a dot by double-tapping the spacebar. Key press sound: sound signals when you press the keys. Help: View tutorials on using the Samsung keyboard. Factory data reset: Reset your Samsung keyboard settings to factory defaults. ›Voice search Language: Select a language for Google Speech Recognition. Safe Search: Select the level of filtering for taboo words or images in voice search results. Block obscene words: Remove offensive words from voice search results. Settings 103 ›Text-to-speech results Preferred TTS module: Select a voice synthesis engine. To change the settings for the voice synthesis engine, tap. Speech Rate: Select the reading rate for the text-to-speech feature. Listen to an example: Listen to a snippet of text as a sample. Driving Mode: Sound event notifications. ›Pointer speed Adjust the pointer speed for the mouse or trackpad on your device. Backup and reset Change options for managing settings and data. Data backup: Back up your device settings and application data to a Google web server. Backup account: Create or edit a backup Google account. Auto-recovery: Restore app settings and data when you reinstall those apps to your device. Factory data reset: Reset settings to factory defaults and delete all data. Dock Sounds for dock: Set a sound to sound when the device is placed on or removed from the desktop dock. Settings 104 Date and time Change the time and date format. The date and time settings are reset when the battery is completely discharged or removed from the device. Set Date: Manually set the current date. Set time: manually set the current time. Select time zone: Select a time zone. 24-Hour Format: Displays the time in 24-hour or 12-hour format. Date format: Select a date format. Accessibility Accessibility features are features designed for people with disabilities. Changing the following parameters will help make the device easier to use by such people. Auto-rotate screen: Automatically change the orientation of the interface when you rotate your device. Hear passwords: The device reads out passwords entered on websites using the TalkBack application. Special label Features: Add a shortcut for accessibility settings that appears when you press and hold the power key. Screen Timeout: Set the time after which the screen backlight turns off. TalkBack: Activate the TalkBack application for voice feedback. Install Web Scripts - Installs web scripts in applications to make it easier to access web content. Settings 105 Font size: Change the font size for calendar, emails, phone book, and notes. Monaural: Activate monaural sound when listening to audio through one earbud. Tap and hold delay: Set the length of time you want to hold the tap. Developer options Change application development options. USB debugging: Activate USB debugging mode to connect your device to a PC using a USB cable. Device ID: View the device ID. Location emulation: Send mock location and service information to the location service for verification. Backup password: Set a password to protect the backup data. Strict mode: Set the device display to flash if an application takes too long. Showing Pointer Location: Shows the coordinates and trail of the pointer when you touch the screen. Show touches: Show the location of the pointer when you touch the screen. Show. Screen Refresh: Flashes display areas as they are refreshed. Show CPU Usage - Lists all active processes. Will force. GPU processing: Use 2D hardware acceleration to improve graphics performance. Window Animation Scale: Select the speed at which pop-ups open and close. Settings 106 Transition animation scale: Select the speed at which you switch between screens. Do not save operations: closes the current application when starting a new one. Limit background processes: Set a limit on the number of background processes. Show All ANR: Notification of unresponsive background app. About Device View device information such as model number and version. You can download and install the firmware update using the FOTA (Over-the-Air Firmware Download) service. To do this, select the Software update Update item. Settings 107 Troubleshooting Network or individual service error notifications appear on the display In some areas, the network signal is so weak that you cannot use the network functions of your device. Move to a place where the signal is more stable. Some features require activation to be used. Contact your mobile operator for more information. The touch screen is slow or does not respond well to touch If the touch screen does not respond well to touch, try the following. Remove the protective film from the screen. The protective film can interfere with the correct recognition of the input. It is not recommended to use it with a touch screen. Keep your hands clean and dry when touching the touchscreen. Power off and back on the device to troubleshoot temporary software problems. Make sure your device has the latest software. If the touchscreen is scratched or damaged, contact a Samsung service center. Troubleshooting 108 Your device freezes or has fatal errors If your device freezes, close all applications or reset your device. If the device works but the application is not responding, close it using the task manager. If the device is not working and the application is unresponsive, press and hold the Power key for 8-10 seconds until the device reboots automatically. If the problem persists, perform a data reset. In the application list, select Backup & reset Reset Data Reset Device Delete All. The device beeps and the battery icon flashes. The battery charge is low. Replace or charge the battery to continue using the device. The battery does not charge fully or the device turns off. If the battery does not charge fully, replace it. To do this, contact a Samsung Service Center. The device heats up When using long-term applications that consume a large number of electricity, the device may become warm. This is normal and will not affect the performance of the device or shorten its lifespan. Troubleshooting 109 Error messages appear when turning on the camera To use the camera function, there must be sufficient free space on the Samsung mobile device and the battery must be fully charged. If error messages appear when turning on the camera, try the following. Charge the battery. Free up space on your device by copying or deleting files to your PC. Reboot your device. If this does not solve the problem, contact a Samsung Service Center. Error messages appear when playing music files Your Samsung mobile device may not play some music files for a variety of reasons. Try the following to fix them. Free up space on your device by copying or deleting files to your PC. Make sure the music file is not DRM protected. Otherwise, you must have a license or reproduction key. Make sure your device supports this file type. Cannot find another Bluetooth device Make sure that Bluetooth wireless technology is turned on on your device. If necessary, make sure Bluetooth wireless technology is turned on on the device you want to connect to. Make sure the tablet and Bluetooth device are within 10 meters of each other. If this does not solve the problem, contact a Samsung Service Center. Troubleshooting 110 I cannot connect my device to my PC Check that the USB cable you are using is compatible with your device. Make sure your PC has the correct drivers and updates. Troubleshooting 111 Safety Precautions The following information will help you avoid personal injury or damage to your product. Caution: Preventing electric shock, fire or explosion Do not use damaged power cords or plugs or outlets that are loose on the wall Do not touch the plug with wet hands or pull out the power plug Avoid kinking or damaging the power cord Do not use the device while charging and touching it with wet hands Do not short-circuit the charger contacts Do not drop the charger and tablet or subject them to shock Do not charge the device with non-approved chargers Do not use the device during a thunderstorm Your device may malfunction and the risk of electric shock increases. Be careful when handling and disposing of your tablet and charger. Use only Samsung-approved chargers specifically designed for your tablet. Incompatible chargers can damage the tablet and cause serious injury to the user. Never incinerate the discarded device. Follow all local regulations when disposing of devices. Safety Precautions 112 Never place devices on or on top of heating devices such as microwave ovens, ovens, or radiators. Batteries may explode if overheated. Do not squeeze or puncture the device. Avoid applying strong external pressure to the device, as this may result in short circuit in the internal elements of the device and overheating. Protect your tablet and chargers from damage Do not expose your tablet to very high or very cold temperatures. Temperatures that are too high or too cold can damage the device and negatively affect the capacity and life of the battery. Do not use a damaged charger. Carefully! Observe all hazard warnings and regulations when using your device in areas where it is prohibited Do not use your device near electronic devices Most electronic devices emit radio frequency signals. The device may interfere with their operation. Do not use the device near a pacemaker Keep the device at least 15 cm away from the pacemaker when the device is switched on. To reduce the impact of the device on the pacemaker, apply the device to your right ear if the pacemaker is on the left side of your chest, and vice versa. Safety Precautions 113 Do not use your device in hospitals to avoid interference with medical devices If you use any medical devices, check with the manufacturer before using the device to ensure that the radio frequency signals emitted by the device do not affect the devices. ... If you are using a hearing aid, please contact the manufacturer for information on how to interact with the device When the device is turned on, it may interfere with some hearing aids. Before using the device, check with the manufacturer to ensure that the radio frequency signals emitted by the device do not affect your hearing aid. Switch off your device in a potentially explosive environment In a potentially explosive environment, strictly follow all directions, instructions, and warning signs. Do not use your device at refueling points (service stations), or near fuels or chemicals. Do not store or carry flammable liquids, gases, or explosive materials in the same compartment as the device, its parts, or accessories. Turn off your device when in an aircraft Your device may interfere with aircraft electronic navigation equipment. Your device may interfere with automotive equipment The radio signals emitted from your device may interfere with electronic equipment in your vehicle. Contact your vehicle manufacturer for more information. Safety Precautions 114 Observe all warnings and guidelines on the use of mobile devices while driving. Safety is paramount when driving. Never speak on the device while driving unless prohibited by law. For your safety and the safety of others, be careful and follow these guidelines. Place the device in an easily accessible place. Ensure that the device can be used without taking your eyes off the road. In case of heavy traffic or bad weather conditions, postpone the conversation. Rain, sleet, snow, ice and heavy traffic can lead to accidents. Do not take notes or look through the list of phone numbers while driving. Browsing through a to-do list or phonebook entries distracts the driver from his primary responsibility - driving safely. Dial the number by touch without being distracted from driving. It is recommended to dial the number while stopping or before driving. Try to make calls when the vehicle is stationary. Do not engage in important or emotional conversations that might distract you from the traffic environment. Tell people you are talking to that you are driving and postpone conversations that might divert attention from the traffic situation. Use your device to call emergency services. In the event of a fire, traffic accident or health hazard, dial the local emergency number. If the life of others is threatened, use the device to call the emergency services. If you witness a traffic accident, crime, or other life-threatening incident, call the emergency services. If necessary, call the road transport service or the specialized technical assistance service. If you see a broken, non-hazardous vehicle, a damaged road sign, a minor traffic accident in which no one is injured, or a stolen vehicle, call the road transport service or specialized technical assistance. Safety Precautions 115 Proper care and use of your device Avoid getting moisture on your device Any type of moisture and liquid can damage the device's parts or circuitry. Do not turn on a wet device. If the device is already on, turn it off and remove the battery immediately (if you cannot turn off the device or remove the battery, do not use force). Wipe the device with a towel and take it to a service center. If water gets inside the device, the moisture indicator will change color. Moisture will void the manufacturer's warranty. Do not use or store the device in dusty or dirty areas Dust can cause the device to malfunction. Place the device on level surfaces only. The device may be damaged if dropped. Do not store the device in high or low temperatures. Use your device in temperatures between –20 ° C and 45 ° C If you leave your device inside a car, it may explode, as the temperature inside a car can reach 80 ° C. Do not expose the device to direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time (for example, place it on the dashboard of a car). Store the battery at temperatures between -20 ° C and 45 ° C. Avoid touching the device with metal objects such as chains, coins or keys. The body of the device may be scratched and the device may malfunction. Safety Precautions 116 Do not store your device near magnetic fields Exposure to magnetic fields may cause your device to malfunction or drain the battery. Also, exposure to magnetic fields can damage magnetic stripe cards such as credit and telephone cards, bank books, and boarding passes. Do not use cases or accessories with magnetic closures, and keep your device away from prolonged exposure to magnetic fields. Do not store your device near heaters, microwave ovens, hot cooking equipment, or high pressure containers. The battery may leak. The device may overheat and cause a fire. Do not drop the device or apply force to it The display of the device may be damaged. If bent or deformed, the casing of the device may be damaged and circuitry may malfunction. If the device overheats, take a break from using it. Prolonged contact with the overheated device may cause redness or pigmentation on the skin. If the device is equipped with a flash or torch, do not use them too close to the eyes of people or animals. This may cause temporary loss of vision or damage to the eyes. Protect your eyes while using the device. Do not hold the device too close to your eyes. When using it indoors, always leave at least one light on. Prolonged viewing of videos and the use of Flash games can cause visual impairments, and in the presence of diseases, exacerbation of their symptoms. If you experience the slightest sign of discomfort, stop using the device immediately. Safety Precautions 117 Be aware of the risk of injury when using your device If you do repetitive actions such as pressing keys, drawing characters on the touchscreen, and controlling games, you may experience discomfort in your fingers, neck, shoulders, or other parts of your body. When using the device for a long time, it is recommended to hold it in a relaxed hand, press the keys without effort and take periodic breaks. If the discomfort persists for a long time, stop using the device and consult a doctor. Maximizing Battery and Charger Life Do not charge the battery for more than a week, as overcharging may shorten battery life. Unused batteries discharge over time and must be recharged before use. Unplug the charger when not in use. Use only manufacturer-approved chargers, accessories and components Using universal chargers can shorten the life of your device or cause it to malfunction. Samsung is not responsible for the safety of users who use accessories and components not approved by Samsung. Do not bite or suck in air. This may damage or explode the device. If children use the device, make sure they use it correctly. Do not insert the device or supplied accessories into your eyes, ears, or mouth Doing so could result in suffocation or serious injury. Safety Precautions 118 Device Usage Tips Speak directly into the device microphone. Do not touch the internal antenna of the device. Doing so may result in poor communication quality or increased radio frequency (RF) energy emissions. Protect your hearing when using a headset Prolonged exposure to sound at very high volumes can damage your hearing. When driving, loud sounds can distract your attention and lead to an accident. Decrease the volume level before plugging in headphones. Set the volume to the lowest level at which you can maintain a conversation or listen to music. In low humidity environments, static electricity can build up in the headset. If the air humidity is low, do not use the headset, or touch a metal object each time you connect it to the device to discharge the accumulated static electricity. Use caution when talking on the device while walking or moving To avoid injury, always assess your surroundings. Make sure the headset cord is not tangled in your hands or clothing. Do not carry the device in a back pocket or on your belt. Dropping onto the device may result in injury or damage to the device. Do not attempt to disassemble, repair or modify the device yourself. Any changes in its design will void the manufacturer's warranty. If the device malfunctions, contact a Samsung service center. Safety Precautions 119 Do not repaint or attach stickers to the device Paint and stickers can interfere with the normal operation of moving parts. If you experience an allergic reaction to paint or metal, such as itching, eczema, or swelling, you should immediately stop using the device and consult a doctor. When cleaning the device, follow these instructions. Wipe the device and charger with a towel or rubber sponge. Do not use chemicals or detergents. Do not use the device if the display is damaged or broken Broken glass or acrylic paint can injure your hands and face. Take your device to a Samsung service center for repair. Use the device only for its intended purpose. Observe etiquette when using the device in public places. Do not allow children to use the device. The device is not a toy. Children who play with the device may injure themselves or others, or damage the device. Install mobile devices and equipment carefully Ensure that mobile devices or equipment installed in the vehicle are securely fastened. Do not place your device and its accessories in or near an airbag deployment area. Improper installation of wireless equipment can result in serious injury if the airbag is deployed. Trust the device to be repaired only by qualified personnel. Unqualified repairs may damage the device and void the warranty. Safety Precautions 120 Handle Memory Cards with Care Do not remove the card while transferring or receiving data, as this could result in loss of data and / or damage to the card or device. Protect the card from hard blows, static electricity and electrical noise from other devices. Do not touch the gold-colored contacts on memory cards with your fingers or metal objects. Wipe a dirty card with a soft cloth. Security of Personal Information and Important Data Remember to back up your data regularly when using your device. Samsung is not responsible for lost data. Before disposing of your device, back up your data and perform a factory reset to prevent your personal information from reaching unauthorized persons. When downloading applications, carefully read the information on access rights. Pay particular attention to applications that have access to many of the device's functions or to your personal information. Check regularly Accounts about unauthorized or suspicious use. If you find any signs of suspicious activity, contact your mobile operator to delete or change your account information. If your device is lost or stolen, change your account passwords to protect your personal data. Avoid using apps from unknown sources and always lock your device with a pattern, password or PIN. Prohibit Distribution of Copyright Protected Material Distribution of copyrighted material without the permission of the content owner is prohibited. This is a violation of copyright law. The manufacturer is not responsible for any illegal use of copyrighted material. Safety Precautions 121 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Certification Information THIS DEVICE HAS BEEN MANUFACTURED IN CONNECTION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL RECOMMENDED RADIO EXPOSURES RECOMMENDED A mobile device is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is manufactured to comply with the exposure limits for radio waves (radio frequency electromagnetic fields) recommended by international regulations. The regulations are based on safety standards developed by the independent scientific organization ICNIRP. They limit the level of radiation by a significant margin, guaranteeing safety for all people, regardless of age and health status. Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is used to determine radiation levels. The stated SAR limit is 2.0 W / kg. Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. The ICNIRP SAR limit for this model device is: The highest SAR value for this model device and the conditions in which these values ​​were recorded. SAR values ​​for body-worn conditions 0.205 W / kg With normal use of the device, the SAR is much lower. This is because in order to improve system efficiency and reduce network interference, the operating power of the mobile device is automatically reduced when you are not on the phone. The lower the power output of a mobile device, the lower the SAR value. Safety Precautions 122 Body-worn SAR measurements were made using approved accessories or at a distance of 0.5 cm from your body. To maintain compliance with RF exposure guidelines, the device must be used with approved accessories or with a minimum separation distance of 0.5 cm from your body. If you use unapproved accessories, make sure they are free of metal and provide a minimum separation of 0.5 cm between your device and your body. According to the WHO and the US Food and Drug Administration, consumers can reduce their exposure to RF energy by using a headset to keep a wireless device away from their body during use, or by reducing the amount of time they use the device. For more information, go to www.samsung.com/sar and search for your product by model number. Correct Disposal of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) (These regulations apply in the European Union and other European countries with separate waste collection systems) This symbol indicates that the product and its electronic accessories (e.g. charger, headset, USB cable ) at the end of their service life must not be disposed of with household waste. To avoid potential harm to the environment and human health through uncontrolled disposal, and to ensure that they can be recycled for reuse, please dispose of this product and its electronic accessories separately from other waste. Information about where and how the product is disposed of in accordance with environmental regulations can be obtained from the retailer or the appropriate government agency. Business users should contact the supplier and review the terms of the purchase agreement. Do not dispose of the product and its electronic accessories with other industrial waste. Safety Precautions 123 Correct Disposal of Batteries for This Product (For the EU and other European countries with separate battery return systems) This symbol on a battery, on its packaging, or in the accompanying literature indicates that these batteries should not be dispose of together with household waste. The chemical symbols Hg, Cd or Pb indicate that the battery contains mercury, cadmium or lead in quantities exceeding the reference level in EU Directive 2006/66. This product uses a built-in battery that cannot be removed. To replace it, contact your service provider. Do not attempt to remove or incinerate the battery yourself. Do not disassemble or poke the battery with sharp objects. Disposal and recycling of used products, including batteries, must be carried out at an appropriate recycling center. Disclaimer Some content and services on this device belong to third parties and are protected by copyright, patent, trademark and / or other intellectual property laws. Such content and services are intended solely for your personal, non-commercial use. You may not use any content or service in a manner other than that specified by the content owner or service provider. Without being limited to the foregoing, unless expressly approved by the owner of the relevant content or service provider, it is prohibited to modify, copy, republish, download, post, translate, sell, create derivative works, operate or distribute in any way or medium any content or service installed on this device. Safety Precautions 124 THIRD PARTY CONTENT AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AS IS. SAMSUNG MAKES NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, FOR THE USE OF SUCH CONTENT OR SERVICES FOR ANY PURPOSE. SAMSUNG EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. SAMSUNG DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE ACCURACY, VALIDITY, TIMELINESS, LEGALITY, OR COMPLETENESS OF ANY CONTENT OR SERVICE MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS DEVICE AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE, SHALL SAMSUNG BE LIABLE, WHETHER IN CONTRACT OR TORT, FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT , RANDOM, SPECIAL or consequential damages, ATTORNEY FEES, COST OR ANY DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF ANY DATA (OR IN CONNECTION WITH) CONTAINED IN ANY CONTENT OR SERVICE OR AS A RESULT OF USE OF YOU OR OTHERS EVEN IN THIS EVENT IF YOU OR THEY HAVE BEEN INFORMED ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. 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Precautions 125 Index Offline 19 Battery Notes View 76 Create 76 Charge 15 Sound Lock the Device 31 Text Input Google Voice Input 33 Copy & Paste 34 Using Samsung Keyboard 33 Web Browser 35 Video Play 59, 63 YouTube Upload 45 Record 56 Volume Device Sounds 29 Touch Sound 29 Settings 98 Touch Sound 29 Status Icons 23 Internet 35 Calendar View Events 75 Create Events 74 Calculator 91 Camera Video Editor 65 Gallery 62 Home Screen Record Video 56 Change Camera Settings 58 Change Camera Settings 55 Take Photos 52 Widgets 26 Add Panels 25 notification bar 24 moving items 25 removing panels 25 deleting items 25 memory card ejecting 18 installing 17 formatting 18 task manager 29 file manager 92 map display navigation 41 finding locations 40 getting route 41 settings 99 wallpaper 30 font type 30 language 29 brightness 30 post set 11 Index 126 Messages Contacts Import and Export 73 Search 72 Create 72 Create Groups 73 Send Google Mail 46 Send Email 48 View Google Mail 46 View Email 49 Market 42 World Clock 96 Music Player 67 Find Phone 32 Settings 97 Connecting Photo Editor 64 Key Functions 14 Energy Saving 16, 99 AllShare (DLNA) 83 Bluetooth 85 Google+ 51 Google Latitude 39 Google Mail 46 Google Maps 40 Google Messenger 51 Google Talk 50 Polaris Office 94 Samsung Apps 43 AllShare USB Connections (DLNA) 83 Bluetooth 85 USB Connections 77 VPN Connections 88 Wi-Fi 78 GPS Connections 87 Apps Download 28 Close 29 Start 26 Multitask 28 Uninstall 28 Organize 27 as Removable Disk 78 Using Samsung Kies 77 with Windows Media Player 77 Silent Mode 30 touch screen lock and unlock 22 use 20 beep 90 snapshots of VPN connection 88 Wi-Fi 78 YouTube 44 Watching 62 Editing 64 Shooting 52 Index 127 Declaration of Conformity (R & TTE) Samsung Electronics has confirmed that this Portable Bluetooth / Wi-Fi Device: GT-P5110 to which this declaration relates, complies with the standards and regulations below. Safety EN 60950-1: 2006 + A1: 2010 SAR EN 62209-2: 2010 EN 62479: 2010 EN 62311: 2008 EMC EN 301 489-01 V1.8.1 (04-2008) EN 301 489-17 V2.1.1 (05 -2009) EN 55022: 2006 + A1: 2007 EN 55024: 1998 + A1: 2001 + A2: 2003 Network EN 300 328 V1.7.1 (10-2006) It is hereby declared that [all significant radio engineering tests have been carried out and that] the specified The above product is in conformity with the fundamental requirements of Directive 1999/5 / EC. The conformity assessment procedure referred to in Article 10 and detailed in the Annex of Directive 1999/5 / EC was carried out with the involvement of the following organizations: BABT, Forsyth House, Churchfield Road, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, KT12 2TD, UK * Identification mark: 0168 Technical documentation is stored at: Samsung Electronics QA Lab. and available upon request. (EU Representative) Samsung Electronics Euro QA Lab. Blackbushe Business Park, Saxony Way, Yateley, Hampshire, GU46 6GG, UK * 2012.03.19 Joong-Hoon Choi / Manager (place and date of issue) (name and signature of authorized person) * This address is not an address service center Samsung. For Samsung service center addresses and phone numbers, see your warranty card or contact your retailer. Some of the information in this manual may not match your device, depending on the software installed and / or your service provider. Design, specifications and other data are subject to change without notice. Installing Samsung Kies (PC Sync) 1. Download latest version the Samsung Kies software from the Samsung website (www.samsung.com/kies) and install it on your computer. 2. Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable. For more information, see the Samsung Kies Help. www.samsung.com Russian. 05/2012. 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