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19 Contents

GPL and LGPL Notice ...... 3 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE ...... 3 GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE ...... 9 ESlick End User License Agreement ...... 22 Introduction ...... 25 Welcome...... 25 What’s in the box? ...... 25 About the Manual ...... 26 Finding More Information...... 26 Getting Started ...... 27 Foxit eSlick overview: ...... 27 Setting up eSlick: ...... 29 Setting up the AC adapter ...... 29 Charging the battery: ...... 30 Using the SD card: ...... 31 Turning eSlick on or off: ...... 32 Transferring content from your computer: ...... 32 About the menu: ...... 33 About the onscreen keyboard: ...... 34 Managing Files ...... 37 Creating a new folder: ...... 37 Moving a folder or file: ...... 37 Copying a folder or file:...... 38 Deleting a folder or file: ...... 38 Reading Content ...... 40 File formats supported: ...... 40 Viewing Images: ...... 40 Opening and closing image files: ...... 41 Scrolling through images: ...... 41 Working with PDF eBooks:...... 42 About the option menu: ...... 42 Opening and closing PDF’s: ...... 43 Scrolling through documents: ...... 44 Using bookmark menu: ...... 46 Adding my bookmark: ...... 47 Adjusting the view of documents: ...... 47 Viewing documents in landscape mode: ...... 49 Viewing documents in reflow mode: ...... 50 Working with ePub files:...... 51 About the option menu: ...... 51

20 Opening and closing ePub books: ...... 52 Scrolling through documents: ...... 52 Using bookmark menu: ...... 53 Adjusting the view of documents: ...... 54 Viewing documents in landscape mode: ...... 55 Working with PDB files: ...... 55 About the option menu: ...... 56 Opening and closing PDB books:...... 56 Scrolling through documents: ...... 58 Using bookmark menu: ...... 58 Adjusting the view of documents: ...... 59 Viewing documents in landscape mode: ...... 60 Working with text files: ...... 60 About the option menu: ...... 61 Opening and closing text files:...... 61 Scrolling through documents: ...... 62 Adjusting the view of documents: ...... 63 Viewing documents in landscape mode: ...... 64 Playing MP3 ...... 65 Playing MP3 files: ...... 65 Reading books while playing MP3 files: ...... 67 Settings ...... 68 Setting the sleep mode: ...... 68 Setting the eSlick volume: ...... 69 Checking eSlick’s system memory: ...... 70 Setting eSlick’s music mode: ...... 71 Setting eSlick’s preference: ...... 72 Viewing eSlick’s information: ...... 73 Other Information ...... 74 eSlick firmware update ...... 74 Getting license key for the included software ...... 74 FCC notice ...... 74 CE notice ...... 75 On Safety ...... 75 On Cleaning ...... 76 Specification ...... 77 Contact US ...... 78

21 ESlick End User License Agreement

FOR FOXIT eSlick HARDWARE PRODUCT

FOXIT CORPORATION ("FOXIT") LICENSES THIS E-BOOK READER FOXIT ESLICK HARDWARE PRODUCT TO YOU SUBJECT TO THE TERMS CONTAINED IN THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT ("EULA"). READ THE TERMS OF THIS EULA CAREFULLY. BY INSTALLING, COPYING OR OTHERWISE USING THE SOFTWARE ON THE DEVICE (AS DEFINED BELOW), YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS EULA. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS EULA, DO NOT INSTALL, COPY OR USE THE SOFTWARE/HARDWARE.

NOTICE TO CUSTOMER If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA, do not install, or use this hardware. This EULA is a contract between you (either an individual or an entity) and Foxit which governs your use of this Foxit hardware product that accompanies this EULA and related software components, which may include the associated executable programs, explanatory materials and the supporting documentation.

This EULA is a legal agreement between you and Foxit Corporation. This EULA governs your rights and obligations regarding:

a.) All software of Foxit or other software companies that you download from websites of Foxit for installation on a personal computer and any updates/upgrades provided by Foxit unless you agree to other terms as part of such update/upgrade process. b.) media on which any such software is distributed c.) any printed, on-line or other electronic documentation for such software d.) any data files created by operation of such software

All of the above are collectively referred to in this EULA as the SOFTWARE.

LICENCE GRANT

Foxit grants your company a license to use one copy of the Software on Foxit eSlick. Each License purchased allows you to install 1 copy of the license. "Use" means storing, loading, installing and executing. You agree to use all reasonable efforts to protect the Product from unauthorized use, reproduction, distribution or publication. You may not modify the Software or disable any licensing or control features of the Software in any manner without prior written permission by Foxit.

LICENSE LIMITATIONS

You may not copy the Software of the eSlick except for a reasonable number of machine-readable copies of the software for backup or archival purposes and except as

22 expressly permitted in the License Grant section above. You may not remove any titles, trademarks or trade names, copyright notices, legends, or other proprietary markings on the Software. You are not granted any rights to any trademarks or service marks of Foxit. Foxit retains all rights not expressly granted to you.

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You may not (i) sell, lease, license, sublicense, distribute or otherwise transfer in whole or in part the Software, the Software License Key or to another party; (ii) provide, disclose, divulge or make available to, or permit use of the Software in whole or in part by, any third party without Foxit's prior written consent; (iii) decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, or otherwise attempt to derive source code from the Software, in whole or in part; (iv) modify or create derivative works based upon the Software; or (v) use the Software on a service bureau or hosting basis to provide Remote Access Services connecting your customers to an operating system.

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24 Introduction

Welcome

Congratulations on your purchase of the Foxit eSlick – the most innovative eBook Reader on the planet. This Digital eReader device by Foxit is a portable reading device for eBooks. Its high-resolution electronic paper display delivers a realistic print look that rivals traditional paper while using minimal power.

As Foxit’s first generation offering, the eSlick is specifically designed to support multiple formats and enables users to view various documents with ease. With the award-winning Foxit Reader integrated into the compact and lightweight device, the Foxit eSlick provides its users with an outstanding reading experience. For more information about the eSlick, please go to http://www.foxitsoftware.com/ebook/.

What’s in the box?

You should have received the following items in the Foxit eSlick box:

Hardware  eSlick Reading Device  USB Cable  AC Adapter  SD Card (2GB)  Earphones  Earphones Adapter

Document and Software  Limited Warranty  Quick Start Guide  CD – includes Foxit Reader Pro Pack, PDF Creator, PDF Editor (Trial) and PDF Page Organizer Pro (Trial)

Note: The software that comes with eSlick will only work on Windows, but files can still be transferred to the eSlick device using other operating systems.

25 About the Manual

This complete step-by-step guide provides useful guidelines for users on how to operate the device. This PDF format “User Manual” can be either browsed on your computer or the eSlick.

Tip: To view this manual, you can install the small and fast Foxit Reader from the CD included in the box.

Finding More Information

Foxit provides complete support and services for users who purchase eSlick. To find more information about the eSlick device, please go to http://www.foxitsoftware.com/ebook.

26 Getting Started

This section is a quick start guide to help you get acquainted with various buttons, ports, and other parts of your eSlick device.

Foxit eSlick overview:

Front view

□1 SD slot – To insert your SD Card. □2 Power button –To turn eSlick's power on or off. □3 Indicator – Lights up in red while charging, and flashes green when the device is being operated. □4 Navigator and Center button – To select an item, scroll around the screen, or

27 act as shortcut keys. □5 Headset jack – To connect the earphones. □6 USB connector – To connect the USB cable. □7 Delete button – To delete the file you selected. □8 Return button – To return to the previous screen or close the book you are reading. □9 Menu button – To show the main menu. □10 Music button – To go to the music menu.

Back view

□11 Label – To show the relevant info and SN number for eSlick device. □12 Reset button – To clear any pending errors and reset the eSlick device. □13 Battery cover – To cover the battery.

□14 □15 -/+ Volume buttons – To adjust the volume or page magnification.

28 Setting up eSlick:

Read the guide below to prepare your eSlick for use. Once you have purchased and received your eSlick device, please charge the battery and insert the SD Memory Card into the device. When these preparations are done, you can begin to transfer files as well as other content onto the eSlick device.

Getting Started Charge the eSlick and turn it on

Transferring Transfer files from your computer to the eSlick

Reading/Playing Enjoy reading or playing with the eSlick

Setting up the AC adapter

1. To assemble the AC adapter, please put the provided interchangeable plug into the plug recess and then turn it in a clockwise direction. Hearing a click means the plug has locked into place.

2. To dissemble the AC adapter, please press the PUSH button, turn it in a

29 counterclockwise direction and then take it out.

Charging the battery:

Foxit eSlick is powered by a rechargeable battery. The full performance of a new battery is achieved only after two or three complete charge and discharge cycles. We recommend charging your eSlick for 3-4 hours or until the LED indicator turns off. Charging the eSlick is required before using it for the first time. To charge the battery, please do one of the following:

 Connect the eSlick itself to a computer via the USB cable.

 Plug the USB cable into the AC adapter and then plug the small end of the cable into the eSlick device. Connect the AC adapter to the circuit to start charging.

While the eSlick is charging, the LED indicator located at the top of the device emits a red light. Once the battery is fully charged, the LED indicator will go off indicating that the eSlick has been fully charged. To verify the remaining battery power, please check the battery icon at the top right corner of the screen.

Notes:  When the battery charge level is too low for operation, the eSlick device will switch itself off.  You cannot operate eSlick while charging the device with a computer. The eSlick device will go into a “sync” mode and will be waiting for files to be transferred via the computer.

Using the SD card:

The SD card slot on top of the eSlick enables you to insert an SD card to extend the storage capacity of your eSlick device.

To insert or remove the SD card, follow these steps:

1. Hold the eSlick with the screen facing you, and hold the SD card with the label on the SD card facing you.

2. Insert the SD card into the SD card slot. Hearing a click means the card has locked into place.

3. To remove the card from the slot, press down and release the SD card. You will hear a click when the SD card pops out.

Notes:  Foxit eSlick supports Standard SD Cards and does not comply with other flash memory cards.  Be sure to insert the SD card in the correct direction. Forced insertion may damage the slot.  Do not insert an incompatible memory card or a deformed memory card.  Do not remove the memory card or turn off eSlick while reading data, as data may be damaged.

Turning eSlick on or off:

 To turn your eSlick on, press and hold the power button for 1 second or until the screen starts flashing.

 To turn your eSlick off, press and hold the power button for 1 second or until the screen shows “goodbye”.

Transferring content from your computer:

Foxit eSlick is an UMS (USB Mass Storage) device. You can transfer all kinds of files from your computer onto the eSlick. Please turn the eSlick on before you begin transferring files.

32 1. Connect your eSlick to the computer via the provided USB cable.

2. (Optional) If the SD card has been inserted into eSlick, two Removable Disks (one is for eSlick device, while the other one is for SD card) will be shown on your computer.

3. Copy, add, move, or delete files directly from your computer.

Notes:

 While your device is connected to your computer, its battery is charging and eSlick is not operable.

 To transfer files to an SD card, you can also put your SD card into a device or computer that has an SD card slot.

About the menu:

After turning on your eSlick device, please wait a few moments and you will see the “Main menu” (see below). To select a menu item, press the Navigation button left, right, up or down, and then press the center of the Navigation button to select your item.

33 Indicates the last 10 displayed books

Lists the eBooks stored on the SD card

Lists the eBooks stored on the eSlick device

Lists the MP3 audio files

To select a menu item, press the Navigation button up or down, and then press the Center button.

About the onscreen keyboard:

Use on-screen keyboard to enter data in any text environment, including password entering and folder naming. eSlick provides many kinds of onscreen keyboards for users. To switch between the keyboards, please press the Increase sound volume button (+) or the Decrease sound volume button (-).

1. Normal onscreen keyboard:

Press the Navigation button to select the letter or number, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to make your selection. Press Enter with the

34 onscreen keyboard or press the Menu button at the side of the eSlick device to submit your input.

Type uppercase Select the Shift key before typing a letter. The Shift key appears as selected. Type capital letter Select the Caps or Shift key before typing a letter. The Caps/Shift key appears as selected. Move the cursor Press Up/Down/Left/Right arrows shown at the bottom right corner of the onscreen keyboard. Delete what you typed Press the Delete button to erase what you have

typed one by one Quit the text input field press the Return button Jump between fields Select the Tab key to jump between text fields

2. eSlick onscreen keyboard:

Lowercase keyboard Uppercase Keyboard

Keyboard Symbols

Enter the text by pressing the Navigation button according to the arrows indicated for each text. For example, if you want to input “a” , you need to press the Navigation button left(indicated at the beginning of the row where “a” stays, and then press the Navigation button up for twice (indicated at the bottom of letter “a”).

Press Enter with the onscreen keyboard or press the Menu button at the side of the eSlick device to submit your input.

35 Move the cursor Press the Music button to move the cursor.

Delete what you typed Press the Delete button to erase what you have

typed one by one Quit the text input field press the Return button Jump between fields Select the Tab key to jump between text fields

36 Managing Files

User can manage all the files and directories which are stored on the eSlick device efficiently by performing common operations on the files or folders, such as create, cut, copy, paste and delete.

Creating a new folder:

Turn on eSlick, navigate to file list in “SD Card” or “Main Memory”, in which you want to create your new folder. For example, we go to the file list in “SD Card”, and then do the following:

1. Press the Menu button, there appears the “File Management” menu.

2. Press the Navigation button to select the “New Folder” option, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. 3. Use the on-screen virtual keyboards to enter a name for the new folder. There’re different kinds of virtual keyboards that are available for eSlick users. Please press the Increase sound volume button (+) or the Decrease sound volume button (-) to switch to your desired keyboard. For details on how to input text with onscreen keyboard, please refer to “About the onscreen keyboard”.

Moving a folder or file:

The move function deletes the folder or file in the original location and pastes it into a new location. To move a folder or file, please turn on eSlick, navigate to file list in “SD Card” or “Main Memory”, where the folder or file you want to move exists. For example, we go to the file list in “SD Card”, and then do the following:

1. Press the Menu button, there appears the “File Management” menu.

2. Press the Navigation button to select the “Cut” option, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. 3. Go to the location where you want to move the folder or file to. Press the

Menu button, there appears the “File Management” menu.

37 4. Press the Navigation button to select the “Paste” option, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

Copying a folder or file:

You can use the copy function to rearrange folders or files. The copied folder or file must be pasted into a different location from the original. To copy a folder or file, please turn on eSlick, navigate to file list in “SD Card” or “Main Memory”, where the folder or file you want to copy exists. For example, we go to the file list in “SD Card”, and then do the following:

1. Press the Menu button to bring up the “File Management” menu on

screen. 2. Press the Navigation button to select the “Copy” option, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to select your choice. 3. Go to the location that will receive the copied folder or file. Press the Menu

button to bring up the “File Management” menu.

4. Press the Navigation button to select the “Paste” option, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to select your choice.

Deleting a folder or file:

You can delete folders or files to clean up unnecessary clutter or get rid of outdated content. However, once you delete a folder or file on eSlick device, you cannot retrieve it. Make sure that the folders or files are no longer necessary. To delete a folder or file, please turn on eSlick, navigate to file list in “SD Card” or “Main Memory”, where the folder or file you want to delete exists. For example, we go to the file list in “SD Card”, and then do the following:

1. Press the Menu button to bring up the “File Management” menu.

2. Press the Navigation button to select the “Delete” option, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to select your choice. 3. A dialog box pops up to confirm the delete operation. Please Press the Navigation button to select “OK” to delete the folder or file.

38 Tip: To delete a folder or file, you can also press the Delete button to perform the operation.

39 Reading Content

Before reading content, please transfer the files from your computer onto the eSlick. Foxit eSlick device keeps a record of your reading progress automatically. To learn more about transferring files onto your eSlick, please go to “Transferring content from your computer.”

Note: The Music button is disabled when browsing file list or reading files, preventing you from going to the Music menu by accident.

File formats supported:

The following are the book types that are supported by Foxit’s eSlick device: Image file - eSlick users will be able to view images in GIF, BMP, JPEG, and PNG formats. PDF file – a file in PDF format. EPUB file – an XML-based format for reflowable digital books and publications. eReader (PDB) file – a file from Fictionwise website. E-books in PDB format are available from the Foxit online eBook store at www.eslickbooks.com. TXT file - a kind of computer file that is structured as a sequence of lines. Any printable document – after a document is converted to a PDF using software that is included with the eSlick. For more information on this, please refer to Foxit PDF Creator.

Notes:

 To ensure the best reading experience, you will need to set the PDF page size to 117X90mm when converting documents to PDFs with the included software – Foxit PDF Creator.

 To change the PDF page size, please go to the Properties dialog box for Foxit PDF Printer, choose the Layout tab, select Custom-size Form, input the desired page size, and then click OK.

Viewing Images:

This section explains how to view images on eSlick device. The supported image formats are: GIF, BMP, JPEG, and PNG.

40 Opening and closing image files:

1. In the “Main menu”, press the Navigation button to select “Main Memory” or “SD card”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button. The file list appears.

2. To open an image, press the Navigation button either Up or Down to select the image you want to view, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

3. To close the image, press the Return button .

Scrolling through images:

1. To go to the previous or next page, press the Navigation button either Left/Up or Right/Down.

2. To zoom in or out the page, press the “Increase sound volume” button (+) or the “Decrease sound volume button” (-).

3. To Go to a specific page, follow these steps:

 Press Menu or the Center of the Navigation button, and the “Go

41 To Page” box will appear.

 In the “Go To Page” box, input your desired page number with the Navigation button, and then select “OK.”

 (Optional) To delete the page number, you just input the page number, and then select the icon button and then select “OK” to quit this box.

Working with PDF eBooks:

This section explains how to work with eBooks on your eSlick device, including opening or closing books, scrolling through documents, adjusting the view of files, and the use of bookmarks, etc.

About the option menu:

The option menu provides general commands for PDF eBook reading, such as adjusting the view of the page, opening the outline, etc.

To go to a desired page

To resize a page to fit the screen and change the magnification level To change size of the font displayed in Reflow mode

To open the bookmark of the book, if contained in the file

To change the page orientation

To view the file in Reflow mode

Tip: To show or hide the option menu, simply press the Menu button.

Opening and closing PDF’s:

1. In the main menu, press the Navigation button to select either “Main Memory” or “SD Card”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. The file list appears.

2. To open a book, press either Up or Down on the Navigation button to select the book you want to read, then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. Please note that pressing the Up or Down button when browsing the file list will circle up in the current page. To go to the previous/next page, you can press the Left/Right button.

To make pages easily viewable by laying them out according to the screen width, “Fit Content” is set as the default display mode when you open a new PDF file.

3. To close the book, please press the Return button to close the book.

43 Opening a secured PDF document:

If you have got a PDF that is password-protected, you may need to enter a password provided to you by the PDF owner to open the document.

When opening a protected PDF, you will be prompted to enter the password.

To enter the password, please use the pop-up onscreen keyboard to enter text. For details on how to input text with onscreen keyboard, please refer to “About the onscreen keyboard”.

Scrolling through documents:

Foxit’s eSlick allows you to scroll through the documents (see below):

1. Using the Navigation button.

After zooming in a PDF, you can use the Navigation button to move the document in four directions – up, down, left and right.

Note: Only when the pages are magnified to be larger than the size of “Fit Page”, will this function be available.

44 2. To Go to the next or previous page follow these steps:

 Resize a page to “Fit Page”. To do this, please refer to “Adjusting the view of documents”.  To go to the previous or next page, press the Navigation button up or down (or left/right).

3. To Go to a specific page follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Go To” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go To Page” box appears.

Using shortcut keys

When reading a PDF file, please simply press the Center of the Navigation button. The shortcut menu appears. Press the Up button to perform the “Go to page” option.

 In the “Go To Page” box, input your desired page number with the Navigation button, and then select “OK.”

 (Optional) To delete the page number, you just input the page number, and then select the icon button and then select “OK” to quit this box.

45 Using table of content menu:

Table of content, also known as outline, displays the list of bookmarks that the document contains. Generally speaking, it is a visual table of content that represents the chapters, main headings, and other organizational elements in a document. Using the bookmark structure allows you to move quickly to specific places within documents.

To navigate using the “Table of Content menu”, follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Table of Content” option with the

Navigation button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Table of Content” menu appears.

Using shortcut keys

When reading a PDF file, press the Center of the Navigation button. The shortcut menu will appear. Press the Left button to perform the “Table of Content” option.

 Press the Navigation button either Up or Down to select a topic > press the Center of the Navigation button to jump to the topic.

46 Tips:  Press the Navigation button Left or Right to turn pages if there is more than one bookmark page.  The topic with icon next to it indicates that this topic has subtopics. Press the Center of the Navigation button to show the subtopics.

Adding my bookmark: eSlick now empowers users to add their own customized bookmarks to keep the places in a book and return to them with ease. The bookmarks that users add on eSlick can only be used to make a mark of the place that you want to read again. It does not change anything on the bookmark structure of the PDF document itself.

To add a bookmark, please do the following:

 Go to the page where you want the bookmark to link to.

 Press Menu > select the “My Bookmark” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “My Bookmark” menu appears.

 Press the Center of the Navigation button to select the “Create new bookmark” option. The current page will be saved as a bookmark. Please note you can keep up to 8 bookmarks for a PDF file.  To go to the page that has been bookmarked by yourself, please go to the “My bookmark” menu and then select the page that you would like to go.  To delete a customized bookmark, please go to the “My bookmark” menu > select the bookmark that you want to delete > push either Left or Right button, you will see the delete icon will be selected > press the Center of the Navigation button to remove the selected bookmark.

Note: You can add up to 50 bookmarks to each PDF document.

47 Adjusting the view of documents:

When reading a PDF, you can change the magnification level of the document with ease.

To change the magnification level of documents, follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Zoom To” option with the Navigation button

and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Zoom To” menu appears.

************************Resizing to fit the screen*********************

Foxit’s eSlick allows 4 ways to Resize a page to fit the screen:

 Fit Page – To resize the page to fit entirely in the document pane. All books are resized by default to this mode when they are opened.

 Fit Content – To resize the page to fit its content.

 Fit Content Width – To resize the page to fit the content’s width. In this mode part of the page may be out of view.

 Fit Content Height – To resize the page to fit the content’s height. In this mode part of the page may be out of view.

 Press the Navigation either up or Down to select a percentage of your choice and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your

48 choice.

 (Optional) To change the magnification level of documents, you can also press the +/- Volume buttons to zoom in or out of a document. After zooming in a PDF, you can use the Navigation button to move the document in four directions – up, down, left and right.

Viewing documents in landscape mode:

Foxit eSlick fully supports landscape mode. To view in landscape mode, please do the following:

1. Press Menu > select the “Landscape” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

2. (optional) To toggle between the “Portrait” and “Landscape” view, please follow the steps specified above.

Using shortcut keys

When reading a PDF file, press the Center of the Navigation button. The shortcut menu appears. Press the Right button to perform the “Landscape” option.

Viewing documents in reflow mode:

Reflow is a feature that automatically reorganizes text to fit the screen size when viewing a PDF file. It makes reading on mobile devices much easier, and you will not need to scroll from left or right to read anymore.

The Reflow feature also enables users to control the size of the text displayed on the page. In Reflow mode, the flow of text adjusts to fit in the available area of your eSlick device. You can also change the font size without losing the context of the page.

1. To reflow a PDF, press Menu > select “Reflow”. A tick will display before

this option, indicating you have entered into the reflow mode.

Using shortcut keys

When reading a PDF file, press the Center of the Navigation button. The shortcut menu appears. Press the Down button to perform the “Reflow” option.

2. To change the font size, press Menu > select “Font Size” > select the

size of the font you would like > press the Center of the Navigation button

50 to activate your choice.

3. To exit the Reflow mode, press Menu > select “Reflow”. The tick

disappears.

Note: In Reflow mode, the “Zoom To” option will be grayed out and disabled.

Working with ePub files:

EPub is a free and open standard for "reflowable" content. A file in the ePub format can be optimized for the particular display device, and the text display can be reorganized for your screen size. Foxit eSlick supports two functional operations for the ePub files – go to a specific page, and zoom in/out the document.

About the option menu:

The option menu provides general commands for ePub books reading, such as adjusting the view of the page, opening the outline, etc.

To go to a desired page

To change size of the font displayed To open the bookmark of the book, if contained in the file

To change the page orientation

Tip: To show or hide the option menu, simply press the Menu button.

51 Opening and closing ePub books:

3. To close the book, please press the Return button to close the book.

Scrolling through documents:

Foxit’s eSlick allows you to scroll through the documents (see below):

1. To Go to the next or previous page follow these steps:

 To go to the previous or next page, press the Navigation button up or

52 down (or left/right).

2. To Go to a specific page follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Go To” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go To Page” box appears.

Using shortcut keys

When reading an EPUB file, please simply press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go to page” menu appears.

 In the “Go To Page” box, input your desired page number with the Navigation button, and then select “OK.”

 (Optional) To delete the page number, you just input the page number, and then select the icon button and then select “OK” to quit this box.

Using bookmark menu:

Bookmark, also known as outline, displays the list of bookmarks that the document contains. Generally speaking, it is a visual table of content that represents the chapters, main headings, and other organizational elements in a document. Using the bookmark structure allows you to move quickly to specific places within documents.

To navigate using the “Bookmark menu”, follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Bookmark” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the

53 Navigation button. The “Bookmark” menu appears.

 Press the Navigation button either Up or Down to select a topic > press the Center of the Navigation button to jump to the topic.

Tips:  Press the Navigation button Left or Right to turn pages if there is more than one bookmark page.  The topic with icon next to it indicates that this topic has subtopics. Press the Center of the Navigation button to show the subtopics.

Adjusting the view of documents:

When reading an EPUB, you can change the magnification level of the document with ease.

To change the magnification level of documents, follow these steps:

 To zoom in or out the page, press the “Increase sound volume” button (+) or the “Decrease sound volume button” (-). Please note the ePub book will always be displayed in a “reflow” mode.

 To change the font size, press Menu > select “Font Size” > select the

size of the font you would like > press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

Viewing documents in landscape mode:

Foxit eSlick fully supports landscape mode. To view in landscape mode, please do the following:

1. Press Menu > select the “Landscape” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

2. (optional) To toggle between the “Portrait” and “Landscape” view, please follow the steps specified above.

Working with eReader (PDB) files: eSlick supports books in eReader (PDB) format from Fictionwise website. Foxit eSlick supports two functional operations for the PDB files – go to a specific page, and zoom in/out the document. To offer more eReader PDB files for eSlick users, Foxit has launched an online eBook store at www.eslickbooks.com. To get your eReader PDB books, please visit Foxit online eBook store. The "username and password" to unlock an eReader PDB file is your credit card information, NOT the username/password of your account on the ebook retailer's website.

55 About the option menu:

The option menu provides general commands for ePub books reading, such as adjusting the view of the page, opening the outline, etc.

To go to a desired page

To change size of the font displayed To open the bookmark of the book, if contained in the file

To change the page orientation

Tip: To show or hide the option menu, simply press the Menu button.

Opening and closing PDB books:

2. To open a book, press either Up or Down on the Navigation button to

56 select the book you want to read, then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. Please note that pressing the Up or Down button when browsing the file list will circle up in the current page. To go to the previous/next page, you can press the Left/Right button.

3. When opening a PDB book downloaded from Foxit online eBook store for the first time, enter the user name and password that you have for ordering books from Foxit online eBook store.

To enter the user name and password, please use the pop-up onscreen keyboards to enter text. For details on how to input text with onscreen keyboard, please refer to “About the onscreen keyboard”. Press the Menu button at the side of the eSlick device to submit your account information and open the PDB file.

Note: Foxit eSlick will remember the account information that you have entered. You will not be required to enter the user name and password again unless you need to open a book that is protected by another account.

4. To close the book, please press the Return button to close the book.

57 Scrolling through documents:

Foxit’s eSlick allows you to scroll through the documents (see below):

1. To Go to the next or previous page follow these steps:

 To go to the previous or next page, press the Navigation button up or down (or left/right).

2. To Go to a specific page follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Go To” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go To Page” box appears.

Using shortcut keys

When reading an PDB file, please simply press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go to page” menu appears.

 In the “Go To Page” box, input your desired page number with the Navigation button, and then select “OK.”

 (Optional) To delete the page number, you just input the page number, and then select the icon button and then select “OK” to quit this box.

Using bookmark menu:

58 document. Using the bookmark structure allows you to move quickly to specific places within documents.

To navigate using the “Bookmark menu”, follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Bookmark” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Bookmark” menu appears.

 Press the Navigation button either Up or Down to select a topic > press the Center of the Navigation button to jump to the topic.

Adjusting the view of documents:

When reading a PDB, you can change the magnification level of the document with ease.

To change the magnification level of documents, follow these steps:

 To zoom in or out the page, press the “Increase sound volume” button (+) or the “Decrease sound volume button” (-). Please note the ePub book

59 will always be displayed in “reflow” mode.

 To change the font size, press Menu > select “Font Size” > select the

size of the font you would like > press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

Viewing documents in landscape mode:

Foxit eSlick fully supports landscape mode. To view in landscape mode, please do the following:

1. Press Menu > select the “Landscape” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

2. (optional) To toggle between the “Portrait” and “Landscape” view, please follow the steps specified above.

Working with text files:

Reading text files with eSlick is much easier than reading PDF files. You can navigate through the document, go to a specific page, zoom in or zoom out the

60 text file, etc.

About the option menu:

The option menu provides general commands for ePub books reading, such as adjusting the view of the page, opening the outline, etc.

To go to a desired page

To change size of the font displayed

Bookmark is unavailable for TXT files To change the page orientation

Tip: To show or hide the option menu, simply press the Menu button.

Opening and closing text files:

1. In the “Main menu”, press the Navigation button to select “Main Memory” or “SD card”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button. The file list appears.

2. To open a book, press the Navigation button either Up or Down to select the book you want to read, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

3. To close the book, press the Return button to close the book.

Scrolling through documents:

Foxit’s eSlick allows you to scroll through the documents (see below):

1. To Go to the next or previous page follow these steps:

 To go to the previous or next page, press the Navigation button up or down (or left/right).

2. To Go to a specific page follow these steps:

 Press Menu > select the “Go To” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go To Page” box appears.

Using shortcut keys

When reading a txt file, please simply press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Go to page” menu appears.

 In the “Go To Page” box, input your desired page number with the Navigation button, and then select “OK.”

(Optional) To delete the page number, you just input the page number, and then select the icon button and then select “OK” to quit this box.

Adjusting the view of documents:

When reading a TXT file, you can change the magnification level of the document with ease.

To change the magnification level of documents, follow these steps:

 To zoom in or out the page, press the “Increase sound volume” button (+) or the “Decrease sound volume button” (-). Please note the ePub book will always be displayed in “reflow” mode.

 To change the font size, press Menu > select “Font Size” > select the

size of the font you would like > press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

63 Viewing documents in landscape mode:

Foxit eSlick fully supports landscape mode. To view in landscape mode, please do the following:

1. Press Menu > select the “Landscape” option with the Navigation

button and push either the Up or Down button > Press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

2. (optional) To toggle between the “Portrait” and “Landscape” view, please follow the steps specified above.

64 Playing MP3

Have you ever thought about reading eBooks while listening to your favorite music? Are you tired of carrying around both your MP3 player and an eBook device? Foxit eSlick solves these problems. You can keep your favorite eBooks and your music in eSlick and enjoy reading and listening to music at the same time. When listening to MP3 music files, connect the earphones to the headset jack located at the bottom of the eSlick device.

Playing MP3 files:

While listening to MP3 files, connect the provided earphones to the headset jack.

Note: The headset jack on the eSlick device prevents many standard 3.5 mm headphone jacks from fitting the device properly. With the provided earphones adapter, you can enjoy your music with your own earphones.

1. In the main menu, press the “Navigation” button to select “Music”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Music menu” appears.

Displays the name of the current track

65 2. Press the Navigation button either Up or Down to select the song you prefer, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to select your choice. Press the Navigation button either Left or Right to go to the previous or next page of the audio list.

3. To skip to the previous or next track, press the Navigation button either Up or Down.

4. To adjust the volume, simply press the “Increase sound volume” button (+) or the “Decrease sound volume button” (-).

5. To stop playing music, press Center of the Navigation button again.

6. To set play mode on eSlick, please press Menu , and then refer to Setting

eSlick’s music mode.

Tip: To go into the audio list, you can also press the Music button. Please note that the Music button is disabled when browsing file list or reading files.

66 Reading books while playing MP3 files:

Foxit’s eSlick allows you to read books while listening to MP3 files.

1. Select the desired track to play. For more details about how to play MP3 files, please go to “Playing MP3 files”.

2. Press the Return button to return to the “Main menu”, and then follow the steps specified in “Reading Content.”

Note: The Music button is disabled when browsing file list or reading files.

If you would like to listen to MP3 while reading, please press the Return button and go to the “Music” menu to select the desired track first, and then start reading.

67 Settings

Customizing your eSlick device is a great way to make it match your reading style. On your eSlick, you can easily fix the settings on music mode, sleep mode, volume, etc. to your personal preferences.

Setting the sleep mode:

You can set Foxit eSlick to automatically turn off. In the sleep mode, Foxit eSlick will go into a power saving mode and turn off automatically if no operations are performed for a certain period of time. The LED light at the top of eSlick will turn black when eSlick enters into sleep mode.

To set or adjust eSlick’s sleep mode, follow these steps:

1. In the “Main menu”, press Menu , there pops up the “Setting Menu”. In

the “Setting Menu”, press the Navigation button to select “Sleep Mode”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button. The “Sleep Mode” menu appears.

2. Select your “Sleep Mode” as to when the eSlick will turn off automatically after it goes into the sleep mode – 5 Minutes, 10 Minutes, 30 Minutes, or 1 Hour, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to save the changes.

3. Press Menu or the Return button to quit the “Sleep Mode” menu.

68 Setting the eSlick volume:

1. In the “Main menu”, press Menu , there pops up the “Setting Menu”. In

the “Setting Menu”, press the Navigation button either “Up or Down” to select “Volume”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. The “Volume Setting” screen appears.

2. Press either Left or Right on the Navigation button to decrease or increase the volume. You can also press the “Increase sound volume” button (+) or the “Decrease sound volume button” (-) located on the side of eSlick to adjust the volume.

3. Press Menu or the Return button to quit the “Volume Setting”

menu.

69 Checking eSlick’s system memory:

You can check the storage space of your eSlick device and the SD card. To check the available storage space, follow this step:

1. In the “Main menu”, press Menu , there pops up the “Setting Menu”. In

the “Setting Menu”, press the Navigation button either “Up or Down” to select “Memory Status”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice.

 “Mem”, stands for Memory, refers to the storage space of the eSlick device.  “SD”, refers to the storage space of the SD card.

2. Press Menu or the Return button to quit the “Memory Status”

menu.

70 Setting eSlick’s music mode:

The “Music Mode” settings determine what happens after a music track has finished playing. To change the “Music Mode,” follow these steps:

1. In the “Main menu”, press Menu , there pops up the “Setting Menu”. In

the “Settings Menu”, press the Navigation button either “Up or Down” to select “Music Mode”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. The “Music Mode” screen appears.

 Normal Loop – repeats the playlist

 Random – plays songs randomly

 Repeat one – repeats single track

2. Press Menu or the Return button to quit the “Music Mode” menu.

71 Setting eSlick’s preference:

The preference setting dialog box lets you configure eSlick so it works in a way that is comfortable for you. To change the “Preference”, follow these steps:

1. In the “Main menu”, press Menu , there pops up the “Setting Menu”. In

the “Settings Menu”, press the Navigation button either “Up or Down” to select “Preference”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. The “Preference” screen appears.

 Auto Landscape – Rotates to view content in Landscape mode automatically when the width of the file is larger than its height. When selecting this option, please note that the “Landscape” item will be grayed out and disabled when viewing PDF documents.

2. Press the Navigation button either “Up or Down” to select the item, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice or deselect the option.

3. Press Menu or the Return button to quit the “Preference” menu.

72 Viewing eSlick’s information:

The “About eSlick” dialog box offers you the copyright information and software build number, which you may need when you contact Foxit Support. To view this information, follow these steps:

1. In the “Main menu”, press Menu , there pops up the “Setting Menu”. In

the “Settings Menu”, press the Navigation button either “Up or Down” to select “About eSlick”, and then press the Center of the Navigation button to activate your choice. The “About eSlick” screen appears.

2. Press Menu or the Return button to quit the “About eSlick”

menu.

73 Other Information

eSlick firmware update

To keep your eSlick up to date with new features and capabilities, Foxit recommends updating your eSlick device with free firmware updates for the eSlick device. The latest firmware updates can be performed from eSlick Firmware Updater, an application that checks for the latest firmware updates then downloads and installs the firmware to your eSlick device.

To learn more about eSlick firmware update, please visit: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/ebook/update.html

For details on how to install the eSlick firmware update, please visit the following website: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/ebook/instructions.html

Getting license key for the included software

If you have placed an order for a Foxit eSlick, you will get the Foxit PDF Creator (worth $29.99) for free.To obtain your license key for this product, please go to http://www.foxitsoftware.com/ebook/getkey.html to enter the information and we will send you an e-mail with the license key. Please note Foxit Reader 4.0 has been released. It includes all Pro Pack functions for free. Click here to get the latest version.

FCC notice

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no

74 guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.  Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.

CE notice

This device is in conformity with the Directive 2004/108/EC (Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive). The Foxit ebook reader meets the following technical standards:

 EN 55013 – “Sound and television broadcast receivers and associated equipment - Radio disturbance characteristics - Limits and methods of measurement.”  EN 55020 – “Sound and television broadcast receivers and associated equipment. Immunity characteristics. Limits and methods of measurement.”  EN 61000-3-2 – “Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Limits. Limits for harmonic current emissions (equipment input current $3L 16 A per phase).”  EN 61000-3-3 – “Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Limits. Limitation of voltage changes, voltage fluctuations and flicker in public low-voltage supply systems, for equipment with rated current $3L 16 A per phase and not subject to conditional connection.”

On Safety

 Do not use the adapter in a high moisture environment. Never touch the adapter when your hands or feet are wet.  Be sure not to short-circuit the terminals of the eSlick with metallic objects.  To avoid losing data due to electrostatic discharges or other types of events,

75 it is recommended that you regularly save and backup data.  The built-in rechargeable battery of the eSlick is recyclable. Do not remove the battery yourself.

On Cleaning

Here are some helpful tips for cleaning your eSlick device:

 Clean the case of the eSlick with a soft, lint-free cloth.  If the case of the eSlick becomes very dirty, clean it with a soft cloth slightly moistened with water or a mild detergent solution.  Be careful not to let water get into the eSlick device.

76 Specification

Screen 6" E Ink® Vizplex screen 600 x 800 pixel resolution, 4-level gray scale

Device Size 7.4" x 4.7" x 0.4" (188×118×9.2mm)

Weight 6.4 ounces (180g) battery included eSlick Color Black , Gray(Black back), White (Light Gray back)

Operating System Embedded Linux

Internal Memory 128MB/512MB

Storage Memory SD Card (2GB included)

Supported Formats

 eBook Formats: PDF/EPUB/PDB/TXT/Any printable document (after file is converted to PDF using included software)  Sound Formats: MP3  Image Formats: GIF, BMP, JPEG, and PNG

Plugs Euro 2Pin, UK 3Pin, US 2Pin

Battery Rechargeable Lithium-Battery

77 Contact US

Feel free to contact us should you need any information or have any problems with our products. We are always here, ready to serve you better.

 Office Address: Foxit Corporation 39819 Paseo Padre Parkway Fremont CA 94538 USA

 Mailing Address: Foxit Corporation 39819 Paseo Padre Parkway Fremont CA 94538 USA

 Sales: 1-866-MYFOXIT or 1-866-693-6948 (8AM-5PM PST Monday - Friday) 510-438-9090 (8AM-5PM PST Monday - Friday)

 Support: 1-866-MYFOXIT or 1-866-693-6948 (8AM-5PM PST Monday - Friday) 979-446-0280 (6AM-5PM PST Monday - Friday)

 Fax: 510-405-9288

 Website: www.foxitsoftware.com/ebook

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