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Getting Started
Restart
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button on the top of your device until the red slider appears. Then drag the slider to turn your device completely off.
After the device turns off, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button again until you see the Apple logo.
Reset
You should reset your device as a last resort and only if you can't restart it.
To reset, press and hold both the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons for at least 10 seconds, until you see the Apple logo.
iPad: Charging the Battery
iPad has an internal, rechargeable battery. To charge your iPad battery, try one of these:
Connect iPad to a power outlet using the included cable and USB power adapter (use the table below to determine which adapter is intended for your iPad.)
Connect to a high‐power USB 2.0 port using the included cable.
Note: Some USB 2.0 ports and accessories do not provide enough power to charge iPad. When this occurs the message "Not Charging" appears in the status bar next to the battery icon.
The battery icon in the upper‐right corner of the screen shows battery charging status and approximately how much charge is left in the battery. When connected to a power source, a small lightning icon will appear next to the battery icon. If you charge the battery while syncing or using iPad, it can take longer to charge.
Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced. Battery life and the number of charge cycles vary by use and settings. For information on how long the battery is expected to last between charges, see the iPad Technical Specifications.
Charging Tips
iPad is designed to charge with the USB power adapter provided in the box. iPad will charge with any Apple USB Power Adapter and will also charge, although more slowly, when attached to a computer with a high‐power USB port. When attached to a computer through a standard USB port (most PCs or earlier Mac computers) iPad will charge, but only when it's in sleep mode. Make sure your computer is on while charging iPad through USB. If iPad is connected to a computer that’s turned off or is in sleep or standby mode, the iPad battery will continue to drain.
Additional Information
If iPad is very low on power, it may display one of the following images indicating that the device needs to charge for up to twenty minutes before you can use it. If the device is extremely low on power, the display may be blank for up to two minutes after plugging it in before one of the low‐battery images appears. If you don't see the white charging or plug icons, try connecting to the USB Power Adapter included with your iPad.
Charging Connect to power
When charging iPad using a computer's USB 2.0 port, make sure the computer is plugged in to power and not in standby, sleep, or hibernation mode. iPad does not charge when connected to an older accessory that only supports FireWire charging. When connected to these accessories, iPad will display the following alert:
iOS 7
Identifying your USB Power Adapter – USE ONLY GENUINE APPLE PRODUCTS
Picture Agency marking Name Wattage Works with…
Apple 10W
USB Power
Adapter
10W
All iPhone models
iPad (3rd generation) and earlier
All iPad mini models
Apple 12W
USB Power
Adapter
12W
All iPhone models
All iPad and iPad mini models
Apple USB
Power
Adapter
5W
All iPhone models
iPad mini (1st generation)
How to Add Your E‐mail Account to Your iPad
You can access an existing e‐mail account using the handy Mail app supplied with your iPad, or if the mail service has a Web‐based interface, you can sign in using the Safari browser. Using Mail involves adding an e‐mail account, and you can add multiple accounts, too. Then you can use Mail to write, retrieve, and forward messages.
Adding a Gmail, Yahoo!, or AOL Account
If you have a Gmail, Yahoo!, or AOL account, iPad pretty much automates the setup. Here are the steps to get you going with any of these e‐mail providers:
1. Tap the Settings icon on the Home screen. 2. In the Settings dialog, tap Mail, Contacts,
Calendars.
3. Tap Add Account.
4. Tap Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, or AOL and then enter your account information in the form that appears.
5. After iPad takes a moment to verify your account information, tap Save. The account is saved, and you can now open it using Mail.
Setting Up a POP3 E‐Mail Account
You can also set up most e‐mail accounts, such as those from Windows Live, Comcast, or Earthlink, by obtaining the host name from the provider. To set up an existing account for an account with a provider other than Gmail, Yahoo!, or AOL, you may need to enter the account settings yourself.
Follow these steps to set up an IMAP or POP3 account:
1. First, tap the Settings icon on the Home screen. 2. In Settings, tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and then tap Add Account. 3. In the screen that appears, tap Other. 4. Enter your name, the account address,
the incoming server (which you can get from your provider), and your password.
iPad will probably add the outgoing mail server information for you, but if it doesn't, tap SMTP and enter this information.
5. Make sure the Account field is set to On, and then tap Done to save the account, which you can now access through Mail.
You can have more than one account set to On in Settings. When you do, you can then open different accounts to view their inboxes from within the Mail app. If you don't want a particular account's e‐mails to be downloaded, you can turn any e‐mail account off by opening it in Settings and tapping the On/Off button.
Turn on Location Services in iOS 7 on the iPad
1. Tap on the Settings app.
2. On the left side of the app, tap on the option Privacy.
3. On the right side of the screen, tap on Location Services.
3. Tap on the small “on/off” icon, to turn Location Services on.
4. When you turn Location Services on, you will see a list of installed Applications that use
Location Services. You have to option to allow which installed Applications can use Location
Services.
Using Find My iPhone on the Apple iPad
NOTE: Before you start this tutorial you will need to download “Find My iPhone” from the App
Store on your iPad. This Application is free of charge.
Find My iPhone is a service built into Apple’s iCloud service that is installed and setup with
every iOS Device since the introduction of the iPhone 4 and iOS 5. When you initially setup your
iOS Device, such as an iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad, you sign‐in with your Apple ID that you want
the iOS Device to be registered to. Once you do this, you can locate your device using Apple’s
iCloud.com or the iOS Application, Find My iPhone, from another device.
1. Open Find My iPhone.
2. When you open Find My iPhone, you will be prompted to login with your Apple ID login credentials.
Use the Apple ID that was used to register the iOS Device that you are trying to locate.
3. Once you do that, you will be presented with a map and the most recently used iOS Device that is
registered with the Apple ID that you logged in with.
4. In the top left corner of the Application, you can tap on My Devices. This activates a drop‐down with
all of your registered iOS Devices and their current tracking ability. Devices with the green dot beside
them indicate that they are Online and are trackable; devices with the grey dot indicate that the device
is Offline and not currently available to track. Offline devices are devices that either have a dead
battery, devices that are powered off, or devices that cannot connect to the iCloud service for some
reason.
5. Once you select the iOS Device that you want to track, you can select it on the map to bring up a list
of options at the bottom of the screen. The options you are presented with are, Play Sound, Lost Mode,
and Erase [selected device].
a. When you use Play Sound, a sound is played on the device you are tracking whether it is muted or on
vibrate. This message is also shown on the device.
b. When you use Lost Mode, you are asked to provide a number at which you can be reached that will
be displayed on the device. You will also be asked to provide a message to also be displayed on the iOS
Device that you are tracking. When you finish the prompts, iCloud will start to provide live tracking for
the device so that you can continue to track it even if it moves. An example of what your custom
message will look like can be seen here.
c. When you use Erase [selected device], you will be prompted for your Apple ID password and
a message and phone number to display when your device is finished being erased.
HowtoSecureYouriPadWithaStrongPassword
If a simple 4-digit passcode isn't secure enough for you, you can choose to protect your iPhone or iPad Lock screen with a longer, stronger, alphanumeric password. That greatly reduces the chances that anyone can guess or brute-force their way into your device and access your data without your permission. What's more, Apple makes it easy to set up.
1. Launch Settings. 2. Tap Passcode (or Touch ID &
Passcode). 3. Enter your existing 4‐digit
passcode if you have one. 4. Scroll down and toggle Simple
Passcode off. 5. Re‐enter your existing 4‐digit
passcode if you have one. 6. Enter your new long, strong
alphanumeric password. 7. Re‐enter your new long, strong
alphanumeric password.
If you only use numbers, you'll still get the bigger, easier to use passcode entry interface. You'll just be able to enter more than 4 digits.
That's it! The next time you want to unlock your iPad you'll have to enter your strong password. Any time someone else tries to break in, that strong password is what will hopefully stop them dead in their tracks.