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ICARUS 8 8" e-reader User Manual.
ICARUS 8 User Ma nual i Safety Precautions On Battery Charge the battery only in temper ature that ranges from 0 to 35 degree Cel sius. Do not charge the e- reader if the battery is fou nd damaged or leaking . On Operation Never subject the e- reader to extremes of light, temperature, moi sture or vibr ation.
ICARUS 8 User Ma nual ii Contents SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .............................................. I CONTENTS ................................................................... II P ARTS AN D C ONTROL ........................................... 1 T URNING THE E - READER ON AN D OFF .
ICARUS 8 User Ma nual iii R ESTORING DEFAULT SETTI NGS .......................... 29 D EVICE I NF ORMATION ........................................ 29 DRM A UTHORIZATI ON INFORMATION ................ 29 W I -F I SETTINGS ..............................
Chapter 1 Basics 1 Part s and Control 1. Home button- pres s to return t o the home screen 2. Menu button- pre ss to display the options menu 3. Directional button s/ Enter but ton - Directional buttons – press the bu tton up/ down / left/ right to move the cursor Enter button - Pres s to confir m or cancel 4.
Chapter 1 Basics 2 7 . N ext page button - press to g o to the nex t page 8 . Power butt on/ Charging indic ator – Slide and hold the power button follow ing the arrow for 3 secon d s to turn on/off . When the e- reader is being charg ed, red light is on , whe n fully charged, red light will go ou t.
Chapter 1 Basics 3 Charging the e-reader You need to charge t he e- reader prior to using it for the first time or w hen battery pow er is low. Charge the e- reader usin g an optiona l AC adapter w it h output 5V, 1.
Chapter 1 Basics 4 Importing content s wit hout DRM From a computer The e- reader supports the U S B Mass Storage Device function. It can be accessed like a removable USB drive in a computer's file manager. To import contents (ebooks, pictures etc) onto the e- reader , connect the e- reader to a co mputer via the supplied USB cable.
Chapter 1 Basics 5 When the card is inserted or removed, it will take several seconds to load. Please avoid ins erting or ejecting the card when other operations are running as t his m ay cause the system to hang. Do not re move the card if the content inside the car d i s being played.
Chapter 1 Basics 6 Enter your e mail addre ss and complete the online for m as per instructed . A uthorizing the computer and the e- reader Upon registration , return to the ADE window. Enter the user na me and passw ord to activa te your Adobe account .
Chapter 1 Basics 7 Transferring DR M ebooks to Th e e-reader In the ADE m enu, click on [All Items] on t he left hand column. Items in [My Digital Editions] will be list ed in the right window . Select the desired it em(s) to be transferred, <Shift> + <Left click> to select multiple files.
Chapter 1 Basics 8 When the number of authorized device has exceed ed t he allowab le am ount, you w ill c ome across the follow ing error message: To request for extension and reset of your ADE ID, go to http://www .adobe.com/support/digi taleditions/ [Submit a web case].
Chapter 1 Basics 9 Home screen When the e- reader is turned on, t he Home screen will be displayed . Use the directional buttons to s elect the desired book to open. The selected item w il l be under lined. Press the Home button anytime t o return to the Home screen.
Chapter 1 Basics 10 1. Now Reading -displays t he book you read l ast. Press the Enter button to open thi s book in the last r ead page. 2. Reading histor y -The recentl y read ebooks will be saved int o the Reading history , you can also o pen books from this Readi ng history .
Chapter 1 Basics 11 Main menu Press the Directiona l buttons to se lect the desired item, then press the Enter bu tton to open the item. To exit, press the Ret urn button. To open the book library: all ebooks stored on your device To open the Boo kmarks list.
Chapter 1 Basics 12 Onscreen keyboard Use the onscree n keyboar d as show n below to enter text. To enter tex t, press the directional button to sele ct an input method, and pre ss the Enter butto n at the panel, then use the directional bu ttons to select th e text onscreen keyboard, then press the Enter bu tton at the panel.
Chapter 1 Basics 13 Connecting to the internet Turning on Wi -Fi: I n the Main menu choose Settings Wi -Fi Setting Wi - Fi , Then “ √ ” w ill appear next to Wi - Fi when you have turned it on.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 14 Reading books Book library In the Main menu, select Library to open the book librar y. In the book libra ry, select a book t o start reading. Use the Dire ctional-up/dow n buttons to scroll through the e-book list.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 15 Reading eboo ks Books transferred to the e- reader will be saved in the device. The e- reader supports ebooks in t he following for mats: txt,pdf,epub,pdb, fb2,html, rtf,mobi,do c,docx,djvu,zip.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 16 Turning pages While reading a page, press the Ne x t Page / Directiona l-Right button to turn to next page. To turn to previous page , press Previous Page / Dire ctional-Left button. Using the Options Menu while Reading While reading a page, press the M enu button t o display the options menu screen.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 17 A dd Bookmark In the options menu , select A dd Bookmark to add a bookmark for the current page. The ic on will appe ar on the top right corn er, indicating this page was bookmarked . Bookmarks In the options menu , select Bookmarks to enter the Bookmark List of the current bo ok.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 18 Font In the options menu , sele ct Font to set t he font type of the currently opened ebook. Options available: Arial, Times, Verda na . Select the desired option, then press t he Done button to confirm. Line Spacing In the options m enu, s elect Line Spac ing to set li ne spacing .
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 19 A uto Flip In the options m enu, select A uto Flip to set A uto Flip mode. The auto flip duration available are: Of f, 1 Minute , 2 Minutes, 3 Minute s, 4 Minutes, 5 Minutes. Select the desired option, then press the Enter button to confirm.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 20 A bout bookmarks Adding Bookmar ks When re ading, turn to the de s ired page and open the opt ion s menu .S elect A dd bookmark to add bookmark for the current bookpage . And the icon w ill appear on the top right corner.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 21 Playing Music A bout the music library In the Main menu, p ress t he Music icon to open t he music library . Press the D irectional-up/do wn buttons to scroll thr ough the song list. Press the Menu bu tton to di splay the options menu to sort the song lis t or search the de sired song.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 22 Music play er controls Pause or play Press / . Play previous or next song. Press / . Fast rewind or fast forward Press and hold / . Adjusting the volume level. Press the Directional-u p/down button to adju st the volume. Changing play mode Press on play mode icon .
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 23 Op ening pictures In the photo library, move the curs or to the de s ired pho to, then press the Enter but ton on the selected pho to to view it in full screen di splay. In full screen mode, pres s the Directional buttons / Previous/next page buttons to view previous and next picture.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 24 Press the Return button to return to the photo list. Web bro wser Viewing a webpage In the home screen , press Settings Br owser to open the web brow ser. Press the address bar at the top of the screen, press and hold to set the input method.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 25 New Windo w: Opens a new w indow. Bookmarks Bookmarks This overview list all bookmar ks; press a bookmark to open the webpage. Press and hold to display the option menu for a selected bookmark . Press A dd Bookmark to create a ne w bookmark for the current webpag e.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 26 Windows Show the multiple webpage window s opened at a tim e. press on the desired window to enlarge to full scre en mode. Refresh/Stop Press Refresh t o refresh the current page, press Stop to stop loading the current page.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 27 File Explorer In the Main menu , select E xpl orer to open the file explorer . Press the Directional-up/dow n button to scroll through the file list. Press the Previous /next page buttons to turn pages. Using the opt ions menu On file list screen , pr ess the Menu but ton to open t he options menu.
Chapter 2 Gettin g Started 28 Renaming files or fo lder 1. From the file l ist, select t he desired fil e/folder t o be renamed. 2. Press the Menu bu tton to show the edit menu, s elect Rename 3. Press the Enter or Key board button and use t he Onscreen keybo ard to enter a new file na me.
Chapter 3 Settings 29 Power Settings To enable/di sable auto power off/ sleep m ode; you can also set the t ime for the auto power off/sleep m ode to go into effect. Date & Time To set the clock and date, ti me. Press the Directional- left/right bu tton to move the cur sor.
Chapter 3 Settings 30 Wi -Fi settings The Wi-Fi setting s allow you mana ge wireless networks. Turning on Wi -Fi: I n the main menu choose Settings Wi -Fi Setting Wi - Fi , Then “ √ ” w ill appear next to Wi - Fi when you have turned on the Wi-Fi.
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 31 The e-reader is n ot responding or ca n’t be turned on. Reset the e- reader by pressing the Reset button at the back of the unit's housing . The e- reader will be forced to shut down if it is on and you are require d to restart the e- reader .
Chapter 4 Troubleshooting 32 disconnect the data connection w ith the computer. After the e- reader is safely r emoved , the computer w ill only charge the e- reader and you can now resume normal operation.
Maintenance If the e- reader does get w et, turn off the e- reader immediately. Wait for the e- reader to dry completely before turning on aga in. Clean the screen w ith a soft cloth; be careful not to wipe it w ith anything abrasive. W hen carrying yo ur e- reader in a bag, keep the e- reader in a protecting case to avoid s cratches.
Product Specificatio ns Display 8 .0 inc h e- paper screen , 1024 x 768 pixels Brightness: 200cd /m 2 Storage memory Built in memory: 4 GB (FAT for mat) Supports micro SD card up to 16G B (FAT32 forma.
Phys ical properties Dimension: 211.6 X 150.0 X 9.0 (mm) (approx .) ※ Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Certification information On FCC This equip ment ha s been tested and found t o comply with limits for a Class B dig ital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection ag ainst har m ful int erference in residen tial installations.
Copyright s a nd T rad emark Notice Copyrigh t laws prohibit copying the data of this product or the contents of this manual (illustrations, related docu ments, etc.
Disposal and Recycling Information Your e- reader m ust be dis posed of properly according to local laws and re gulations. Because this product contains a b att ery, the pr oduct m ust be disposed of separately from household waste. W hen your e- reader reaches its en d of life, contact your local authori ties to learn about re cycling options .
Disclaimer All the infor mation, design and specifications con tained in this manual were correct a t the ti me of p ublication. H owev er, as the product is und er continuou sly upg rading, the final device may have a slightly differen c e in appea rance or modified functionali ty than presen ted in this manual.
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