Tibuta W100 Windows 11 Tablet User Manual

Introduction

This manual provides essential information for the proper setup, operation, and maintenance of your Tibuta W100 Windows 11 Tablet. Please read this guide thoroughly before using your device to ensure optimal performance and longevity. The Tibuta W100 is a versatile 2-in-1 device featuring an 8.9-inch HD touchscreen, powered by an Intel Celeron N4020C processor, and running Windows 11. It offers 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, expandable via TF card, and includes a detachable keyboard for enhanced productivity.

Package Contents

Verify that all items are present in your product packaging:

• Tibuta W100 Tablet
• Detachable Keyboard
• Power Adapter
• User Manual (this document)

Setup Guide

1. Initial Charging

Before first use, fully charge your Tibuta W100 tablet. Connect the provided power adapter to the Type-C port on the tablet and plug it into a power outlet. The charging indicator will illuminate. A full charge typically takes approximately 4 hours.

2. Attaching the Detachable Keyboard

Align the tablet with the magnetic connector on the detachable keyboard. Gently press the tablet onto the connector until it securely clicks into place. The keyboard will automatically connect and be ready for use.

The Tibuta W100 tablet shown with its detachable keyboard, ready for use as a 2-in-1 device.

3. First Boot and Windows 11 Setup

Press and hold the Power ON/OFF button located on the side of the tablet until the screen illuminates. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the initial Windows 11 setup, including language selection, region, network connection, and user account creation.

4. Connecting to Wi-Fi

During the initial setup or at any time, navigate to Windows Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi. Select your desired Wi-Fi network from the list and enter the password if prompted. The tablet supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands.

5. Inserting a TF Card (Optional Storage Expansion)

The Tibuta W100 supports storage expansion up to 128GB via a TF (microSD) card. Locate the TF card slot on the side of the tablet. Insert the TF card gently until it clicks into place. The tablet will recognize the new storage, which can be used for documents, media, and other files.

An annotated diagram showing the tablet's physical features including the front camera, rear camera, power ON/OFF button, volume controls, TF card slot, Type-C port, Micro HDMI, USB 3.0 port, 3.5mm headphone port, and speaker location. Also shows the tablet with and without the keyboard, and different viewing angles.

Operating Your Tablet

1. Power Management

• Power On: Press and hold the Power ON/OFF button until the screen turns on.
• Sleep Mode: Briefly press the Power ON/OFF button to put the tablet into sleep mode. Press it again to wake the device.
• Shut Down: From the Windows desktop, click the Start button, then Power, and select 'Shut down'.
• Restart: From the Windows desktop, click the Start button, then Power, and select 'Restart'.

2. Touchscreen Navigation

The 8.9-inch HD IPS display supports 10-point multi-touch technology, allowing for intuitive interaction with Windows 11. Common gestures include:

• Tap: Equivalent to a mouse click.
• Double Tap: Opens applications or selects items.
• Swipe: Scrolls through content or navigates between screens.
• Pinch-to-Zoom: Use two fingers to zoom in or out on images or web pages.
• Drag: Move items by touching and holding, then dragging your finger.

Visual guide demonstrating various multi-touch gestures supported by the tablet's 10-point touch screen, such as zoom, swipe, rotate, drag, pinch, press, and double tap.

3. Using the Keyboard and Touchpad

When the detachable keyboard is connected, you can use it for typing and navigation. The integrated touchpad functions like a mouse. To disable the touchpad if it interferes with typing, press the Fn + Spacebar keys simultaneously. An external Bluetooth mouse can also be connected for alternative navigation.

4. Volume Control

Use the Volume + and Volume - buttons located on the side of the tablet to adjust the audio output level.

5. Camera Usage

The tablet is equipped with a 0.3MP front camera and a 5MP rear camera. To use the cameras, open the Camera application in Windows 11. You can switch between front and rear cameras within the application interface.

The tablet screen showcasing a high-resolution image, illustrating the clarity and rich colors of its 8.9-inch 2048x1536 IPS HD touchscreen.

Diagram illustrating the Intel Celeron N4020C processor, highlighting its 14nm process, 2.80 GHz pulse frequency, 2 cores, 2 threads, and 4 MB Smart Cache.

The tablet screen displaying multiple applications and media, emphasizing its 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, expandable to 128GB with a TF card.

Maintenance

1. Cleaning Your Device

To clean the screen, use a soft, lint-free cloth specifically designed for electronics. For the tablet body and keyboard, a slightly damp cloth can be used. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or excessive moisture.

2. Battery Care

To maximize battery life, avoid exposing the tablet to extreme temperatures. It is recommended to fully discharge and recharge the battery periodically. If storing the tablet for an extended period, ensure it has at least a 50% charge.

3. Software Updates

Regularly check for and install Windows updates to ensure your system has the latest security patches and performance improvements. Go to Windows Settings > Windows Update to check for available updates.

4. Storage Management

Periodically review your stored files and applications. Uninstall unused programs and delete unnecessary files to free up internal storage. Utilize the TF card slot for additional storage of large files and media to keep the main drive optimized.

Troubleshooting

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your Tibuta W100 tablet.

Device Not Powering On

• Ensure the tablet is sufficiently charged. Connect the power adapter and allow it to charge for at least 30 minutes before attempting to power on again.
• Try holding the power button for 10-15 seconds for a forced restart.

Charging Issues

• Only use the power adapter provided with your Tibuta W100 tablet. While the tablet uses a Type-C port, it requires a specific voltage (12V) for charging. Not all USB-C chargers are compatible. Ensure any third-party charger is Power Delivery (PD) compatible and provides the correct voltage.
• Check the charging cable and port for any damage or debris.

Slow Performance

• Close unnecessary applications running in the background.
• Ensure you have sufficient free storage space on the main drive (C:).
• Run Windows Update to install any pending system improvements.
• Restart the tablet.

Touchscreen Unresponsive

• Restart the tablet.
• Ensure the screen is clean and free of moisture or debris.
• If the issue persists after a restart, a system restore or reinstallation of the operating system might be necessary (advanced users).

Keyboard/Touchpad Issues

• Ensure the tablet is securely connected to the keyboard's magnetic connector.
• If the touchpad is overly sensitive or interfering with typing, press Fn + Spacebar to toggle its activation.
• Restart the tablet with the keyboard attached.

For issues not covered here, please refer to the Tibuta support website or contact customer service.

Specifications

Warranty and Support

For warranty information and technical support, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or visit the official Tibuta website. Keep your proof of purchase for warranty claims. If you encounter any issues not addressed in this manual, please contact Tibuta customer service for assistance.