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# Android Tablet

Tablet devices supplied by OI are Lenovo M10 gen3 10”

Some devices will be delivered ready to use or may require some basic setup. You will be informed by OI which phase/s of setup will be required for your tablet.

#### Configure WiFi

1. Turn on tablet, wait for loading sequence to finish
2. Lenovo lock screen will appear, swipe up to unlock

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3. Black screen will be displayed with 'Waiting for Network Connection...'                                            Swipe inwards from the left of the screen to open menu

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4. Select 'Settings'

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5. Select 'Device Management'

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6. Scroll to end of menu and select 'WiFi Settings'

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7. Select WiFi network, enter security details and save.

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8. Once WiFi is connected, swipe inwards from left or right of screen to exit all menus. Busroot login screen should be displayed now tablet is connected to network. Enter Access Code supplied by OI to continue.

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