Charging
Camera
Search. Search for anything. You can
search just the app you’re in (like
ﬁnding a speciﬁc message in Mail),
search another app (look up something
on the Internet), or you can search your
entire PC (for an app, setting, or ﬁle).
Full charge your tablet for 6 hours before the ﬁrst use.
Use the included wall charger.
The battery indicator will show that
your device is charging.
Speaker
Camera
Getting Started
Touch navigation
● Swipe in from the right edge to reveal charms.
You can also return to the Start screen from here.
● Swipe in from the left edge to switch to the last used
app.
MicroSD
card slot
● Swipe in from the top or bottom edge to reveal app
commands speciﬁc to the current app.
MicroSD Slot
3.5mm Audio
Quick Start Guide
Ematic 7” IPS Tablet with Windows™ 8.1
EWT716
● Drag from the top edge of the screen down to the
bottom to close the current app.
● Pinch or stretch your ﬁngers to zoom in and out.
Hold for 2 seconds to turn on/off.
Press to sleep/wake up.
Volume Up/Down
Micro USB
● Slide your ﬁngers across the screen to see more.
Mouse and keyboard navigation
● Move the mouse pointer into the upper- or lower-right
corner, then towards the center of the right edge to
reveal charms.
(Keyboard shortcut: Windows logo key +C)
● Move the mouse pointer into the upper-left corner and
click to switch to the last used app.
(Windows logo key +Tab)
Charms:
search, share,
change settings
and more
● Right-click to reveal the app commands speciﬁc to the
current app. (Windows logo key +Z)
● Click and drag from the top edge of the screen down to
the bottom to close the current app. (Alt +F4)
● Click the minus icon in the bottom-right to zoom out.
Click on the screen to zoom back in.
(Ctrl+Minus and Ctrl+Plus)
● Roll the mouse pointer to the edge of the screen to
see more. (Left or right arrow keys.)
No matter where you are in Windows 8, the charms
help you do the things you do most often, like search,
share links and photos, connect devices, and change
settings. What you can do with the charms can change
depending on if you’re on the Start screen or using an
app, so start exploring.
Share. Share ﬁles and info with people
you know or send info to another app,
without leaving the app you’re in. You
can email photos to your mom, update
your Facebook status, or send a link to
your note-taking app.
Devices. Use devices that are
connected to your PC, both wired and
wireless. You can print from an app,
sync with your phone, or stream your
latest home movie to your TV (with
compatible devices).
Settings. Change settings for apps and
your PC. You’ll ﬁnd settings, help, and
info for the app you’re in, pluss common
PC settings-network connection,
volume, brightness, notiﬁcations, power,
and keyboard. These PC settings are the
same no matter where you are in
Windows, but the app settings are
different in every app. You can also
change settings for your PC when you
select Change PC settings. It’s where
you change your lock screen picture,
manage notiﬁcations, and more.
The new Start screen
Setting up your new computer
Transfer ﬁles between your tablet and computer
Just like you had a Start menu in Windows 7, you
have a Start screen in Windows 8. It has all of the info
you care about in one place. You can just glance at
the tiles to get the latest headlines, real-time updates,
and info, or you can open apps, websites, contacts,
and folders. So arrange Start any way you want it, and
put your favorite apps, people, and websites front
and center.
A Microsoft account- an email address and passwordis a new way to sign in to any PC running Windows 8.
When you sign in with a Microsoft account, your PC is
connected to the cloud, and many of the settings,
preferences, and apps associated with your account
can “follow” you between different PCs.
You can use a MicroSD card to transfer ﬁles between
your computer and tablet.
You might already have a Microsoft account. If you use
other Microsoft services like Messenger, Hotmail or
Xbox LIVE, the email address and password you use to
sign in are a Microsoft account. If you have an existing
Windows Live ID, that’s the same thing: “Microsoft
account” is the new name for what used to be called a
“Windows Live ID”.
Here’s how to set up your Microsoft account:
1. From the Settings charm, tap or click
Change PC settings.
Using the familiar desktop
The desktop you’re used to- along with the familiar
ﬁle structure and ways of getting around- is not only
still here, it’s better than before. Things like Control
Panel and Task Manager are faster and easier to ﬁnd
and use.
To get to the desktop,
click or tap on the
Desktop tile on the
Start screen and then
use your desktop apps
the same way you
always have.
2. In the left panel, tap or click Users.
3. Tap or click Switch to a Microsoft account and
follow the instructions.
Mac®
Reset Device
1. In the Settings Charm, tap on Change PC Settings.
2. Tap on Update and recovery. Tap Recovery.
Connect the MicroSD card to your computer and drag
and drop ﬁles just as you would with a USB drive.
Remove the card and insert it into your tablet to
access the ﬁles on your tablet.
3. Choose “Remove everything and reinstall Windows.
Windows
Make it yours
Open ﬁnder and click under devices to access
your ﬁles. You can now transfer ﬁles to your Mac
computer.
Warning:
settings. The tablet restores to its factory settings.
Reset/Restore
Customer Support
Refresh Device
1. In the Settings Charm, tap on Change PC Settings.
Visit ematic.us/support for customer support regarding
your device.
In Windows 8, there are a few new places to show your
favorite pictures and colors. On the Start screen, you
can change the background and color. You can also
make sure there’s a favorite photo waiting to greet you
on your lock screen, and choose a few apps to show
you info and updates you might have missed while your
PC was locked.
Here’s how to try out these new picture and color options:
2. Tap on Update and recovery. Tap Recovery.
To submit a request, ﬁll out the required information
online. You will be provided a ticket number regarding
your issue, which you can refer to when contacting us
further.
1. Open the Settings charm, and then tap or click
Change PC settings.
A window of your tablet’s ﬁles will pop-up onto
your PC. You can now transfer ﬁles to your
Windows computer.
3. Choose how you want to refresh the tablet.
2. Tap or click Personalize, and then change the
options you want.
Find more tips and how-to videos:
www.windows.com/getstarted
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