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Basic Training
Hold down the Sleep/Wake button at the top of your iPad until the Apple
logo appears. Wait for it to load. Slide to unlock to take you to the home
screen.
Hold down the Sleep/Wake button until the slide to power off arrow
appears. Slide, or if you change your mind, cancel.
Putting your
iPad to Sleep
and waking it up
Tap the Sleep / Wake button at the top of your iPad. To wake it up tap it
again.
Putting your
iPad to Sleep
Automatically
If you leave an iPad on, it will put itself into sleep mode after a fixed
period of time. This is useful to conserve battery. If you want to change
this fixed period of time, follow these steps:
From the Home screen, tap Settings. The Settings screen appears.
Tap General.
Tap Auto-Lock. Tap one of the available options: 2 Minutes, 5
Minutes, 10 Minutes, 15 Minutes, or Never.
Press the Home button to return to the Home screen.
If your iPad freezes, and won’t allow you to do anything at all you will
need to force a restart.
Press and hold the Sleep / Wake button and the Home button until the
screen turns black and the Apple logo appears.
Locate the app you want to open and tap its icon on the Home Screen
Return to the
Home Screen
Press the Home button.
Note: apps for the iPad are designed to be used full-screen and one at a
time. When you’ve finished using an app, return to the home screen. This
doesn’t totally close it – it’s just suspeneded in your iPad’s memory.
Opening it again resumes the app from where you left off.
Your iPad will orient to the way you hold the device.
You can head to Settings |General to choose between Lock
Rotation and Mute.
Orientation in the landscape mode is helpful for multi-finger
typing.
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