This document serves as the user's manual for the DENVER TIQ-10203 tablet PC, providing essential information for its operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Function Description
The DENVER TIQ-10203 is a tablet PC designed for various tasks, including browsing the internet, running applications, managing emails, playing music, and viewing photos and videos. It features a capacitive touchscreen display for interactive use. The tablet is equipped with a power button for turning the device on/off and managing screen standby, volume buttons for audio adjustment, and a headphone jack for private listening. It also includes a USB port for data transfer and connecting to other devices, a Mini HDMI port for external display, and a Micro SD card slot for expanding storage. The tablet runs on the Android operating system, providing a familiar interface for users.
Usage Features
Getting Started:
To power on the tablet, press and hold the Power key until the LCD screen illuminates and the Home screen appears. To turn it off, press and hold the Power key until the power off menu is displayed, then select "Power off." The screen can be turned on or off to conserve battery by a single press of the Power key. For extended battery life, the screen can be set to automatically turn off after a period of inactivity, configurable in the Display menu.
Unlocking the Screen:
When the screen is off, it can be unlocked by dragging the lock icon across the screen towards the slide lock icon, which will reveal an unlock icon.
Applications:
Applications can be accessed from the home screen or the Launcher. The tablet comes with several preinstalled applications for convenience, including:
- Chrome: For web browsing.
- Calculator: For performing mathematical operations.
- Camera: For taking pictures and videos using the front-facing camera.
- Email: For checking and managing emails.
- Play Music: For playing audio files.
- Settings: For adjusting various tablet options.
Additional applications can be downloaded and installed from the device's application marketplace, web browser, or other sources. To install applications from non-Market sources, the "Unknown sources" option must be enabled in the Application settings menu.
Connecting to the Internet:
To connect to a wireless internet network:
- Access the Settings menu.
- Locate the Wi-Fi setting and slide it to the "On" position.
- Select an available network from the list. If the network is secured, enter the password when prompted.
- Once connected, the display will show "Connected" under the network name. Turning off Wi-Fi when not in use helps conserve battery life.
Email Setup:
To set up an email account:
- Open the Email application.
- Enter your email address and password, then press "Next."
If automatic setup fails, manual configuration may be required. This involves determining the server type (POP3, IMAP, or Exchange), entering server information for both incoming and outgoing mail, and ensuring Wi-Fi is active for testing settings. Consulting an IT professional or the email provider's website for detailed server information is recommended for manual setup.
Transferring Files:
To transfer files between the tablet and a computer:
- Connect the tablet to the computer using the provided Mini-USB to USB cable.
- On the tablet, slide down from the top of the screen and select "Connected as a media device."
- Choose "Transfer files (MTP)" from the options.
Once these steps are completed, files can be transferred to and from the computer.
Maintenance Features
Troubleshooting Common Issues:
Wi-Fi Connectivity:
- Ensure the wireless network is operational by testing with another device.
- Verify the tablet is within range of the wireless router, noting that walls or obstructions can reduce signal strength.
- Confirm the security password for the network is correct.
Device Not Turning On:
- If the battery charge is critically low, charge the tablet.
- Use a needle or paper clip to perform a soft reset on the back of the device.
- Check if the charger is properly connected.
Heat Issues:
- It is normal for the device to become warm when running multiple applications, using the screen at maximum brightness, or while charging. This should not cause inconvenience during normal use.
System Anomalies:
- If the system is not operating correctly, often due to third-party applications, perform a soft reset using a needle or paper clip and then a system reset.
Email Account/Registration Application Issues:
- Ensure the tablet is connected to a Wi-Fi network and has internet access.
- Verify that email settings are entered correctly.
- Check if the system time and local time are accurate.
Recording Issues:
- Perform a soft reset using a needle or paper clip and then test the recording function.
Short Standby Time:
- Battery duration is affected by environmental temperature and service conditions. Use the device at normal temperatures.
- High volume, continuous Wi-Fi use, and frequent usage can drain the battery faster.
No Sound via Earphones:
- Check if the volume setting is at zero.
- Test with another audio file to confirm if the original file is corrupted, which can cause noise or static.
Video/Picture Display Distortion:
- Perform a soft reset using a needle or paper clip to resolve display issues.
File Copying Issues:
- Ensure the device is correctly connected to the computer.
- Check if the memory space is full.
- Verify that the USB cable is not damaged.
Other Troubles:
- For other issues, first try a soft reset using a needle or paper clip.
- If the problem persists, consider upgrading the firmware from a PC and restarting the device.
Factory Reset:
A factory reset on Android 6.0 units can take up to 10 minutes. During this process, the device will display "Android" on the screen while reloading firmware. It is crucial not to turn off the tablet during this state. The tablet will automatically restart once the firmware reloading is complete.
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