After turning on, it prompts you to select a language, and then select WiFi network. When the list appears available networks, close the list of networks with a cross in the right upper corner, then click Complete Kindle setup later in the lower right corner, then click Set Up Later to delay the registration.

Amazon Registration:(optional) Register on Amazon.com To continue registration already on the book, Select "Settings" ("Settings") 3 bars in the upper right corner and then select "Registration" ("Registration") and in the top first menu that appears enter your Amazon account name and password.

Virtual zones menu:

Disable WiFi:

Add book:

Download to computer in MOBI format, connect Kindle PW to computer, add downloaded files to Disk:/Kindle/documents

Delete book:

Hold your finger on the title of the book in the list of books, click Delete This Documents. Or delete it from the Disk:/Kindle/documents folder by connecting it to the computer.

Get into the list of books:

View of the list of books in the initial Menu:

Press at the top of the screen in the book list mode (previously press House), then press Options (3 bars in the upper right corner), then List View - list, and Cover View - Covers

Go to…

Go To -> Beginning jump to Start (reading)

Go To -> Cover transition to the Cover (Cover before the title of the chapters)

Go To -> Page or Location go to virtual page number

Go To -> End

There is also a chapter transition.

Footnotes in the book: Tap on a footnote sends to the location of the note, if it is at the end of the book, then to the end of the book.
Tap at the top of the screen brings up a menu that has a button Back (back arrow). Tap on it returns to the location of the footnote on the note.

Font size selection:

landscape mode:

Bookmarks:

Bookmarks are placed automatically in all books. You can also set it arbitrarily, In reading mode Press at the top of the screen, then click on Options (3 bars in the upper right corner) then Add Bookmark / View bookmarks of this book, in reading mode in the same View Notes & Marks

Turning on the backlight:

Time setting(possibly will work after registration) :

Press at the top of the screen in the book list mode (previously press House), then press Options (3 bars in the upper right corner) then Settings - Device Options - Device Time

Browser:

Press at the top of the screen in the book list mode (previously press House), then press Options (3 bars in the upper right corner) then Experimental Browser

In browser: Bookmark this Page - add a bookmark. Bookmarks - bookmarks.

When hanging tightly and glitches: hold the OFF button for 30 seconds (reboot)

Amazon is different from other e-book makers the fact that it constantly expands the capabilities of already released models with the help of a new software that improves Kindle functionality.

It is known that any Kindle model has a Wi-Fi or 3G module. And on new models of readers, they will also be. Users often wonder why they are needed on readers? Obviously, browsing sites is very inconvenient - the screen updates slowly and blinks, annoying the user. The wireless module is present on readers not for this at all. About six months ago, all Kindle owners had the opportunity to wirelessly download books via Wi-Fi or 3G using the Send to Kindle utility.

This means that now you do not need to connect to a computer at all to download files. Very few owners of American readers in Russia have learned about this possibility. This is not about sending books to the e-mail assigned to the Kindle during registration - this method is more complicated and not suitable for everyone. The Send to Kindle utility allows you to transfer files to your Kindle over Wi-Fi or 3G without connecting the reader to your computer via a cable. This is the most fast way Download books in Kindle for today. In addition, no other manufacturer offers anything like this.

We will illustrate the entire algorithm for using these utilities with understandable screenshots to convince you that there is nothing complicated in wireless downloading books and articles on Kindle. It's fast and convenient.

As you know, Kindle supports MOBI, TXT and PDF formats. But using this wireless download, you can additionally upload to books in RTF, DOC and DOCX formats, since Amazon has an online converter that converts files of these formats to MOBI. Thus, using wireless download, you get the opportunity to read books on your Kindle already in six formats! Not a bad expansion of functionality, right?

After installing the utility, you can start downloading files. Select files to upload in the formats you want. Having selected them, press the right mouse button. You will see in context menu, opened with the right mouse button, a new item "Send to Kindle". Feel free to click on it. Your computer, of course, must be connected to the Internet. Sending books from your computer may take a few minutes.

To receive sent books, you just need to connect your Kindle to Wi-Fi (and if you have a reader with 3G support, then just wait for the download). In the main menu of the reader you will see the received books.

Another important plus of wireless downloading is that books sent to Kindle via Send To Kindle are stored on Amazon in your account ("Your Kindle Library" section). You can read books on your Kindle and delete them from the reader, but they will still remain in your library in your account. If you need them again, and you can simply upload them back from your account through the "Document Archive" function in the main menu of your .

Read articles from the Internet on Kindle

In addition, Amazon introduced a version of the same Send To Kindle utility for Chrome browsers and Firefox, which converts the text on a web page into the "Kindle" MOBI format and sends it to the reader. Moreover, this process takes only a couple of minutes. Very soon, Amazon promises to release Send To Kindle for the Safari browser.

The situation when you need Send To Kindle looks like this: You need to read an article on a website, but it is long and you have time to read it right now. But you have a Kindle on which you can read the article when you have time. For example, in transport on the way to work or study.

Now you have the opportunity to convert any web page into an e-book and send it to your Kindle for later comfortable reading.

Search the web for an article you'd like to read on your Kindle. For example, let's take an article on Lenta.ru. Click on the mentioned icon and select one of the options: "Submit entire article", "Preview article" or "Send selected text only". In any case, you won't have to make more than two mouse clicks to send an article or a piece of text!

kindle Touch Instruction in Russian. You can read more about this e-book in the article. The official instructions can always be downloaded from the official website of Amazon.

Kindle Touch Instruction in Russian

Chapter 1
Beginning of work

The Kindle Touch User Guide will guide you through all the features and specifications of this e-reader.

If you purchased your Kindle Touch with a registered Amazon.com account, the e-book will already be linked to it. To check this, press the Home button, and see what Amazon username is displayed in the upper left corner of the Home page screen. If it says My Kindle or shows the name of the previous owner of the Kindle Touch instead of your Amazon account name, then you need to register the book. To learn more about how to register your Kindle Touch, see the " " section later in this chapter.

Use of control
In order to learn how to read and download audiobooks, newspapers, magazines and books - you need to remember just a few simple movements. Most of your Kindle Touch operations will take place through the device's touch screen.

Below the screen is home button. On the bottom there is a headphone jack, a charging indicator, a power button and a micro-usb port, which is also used for charging. On the back side are two built-in speakers.

Home button: This button returns you to the Home Page, where you can view a list of downloaded e-books and other files.

Headphone jack: plug in headphones to listen to audiobooks, background music or readable text-to-speech technology.

Glowing charging indicator: The indicator glows amber during charging and green when the battery is fully charged.

Power Button: To turn on your Kindle Touch, press the Power button. To switch your e-book to "sleep mode", press and release the Power button; a screensaver should appear on the screen. To completely turn off the Kindle Touch, hold down the Power button for 7 seconds until the book screen goes blank. In the event that the Kindle Touch freezes or does not turn on, you can restart the reader by pressing and holding the Power button for 20 seconds.

Speakers: There are two speakers on the back of your Kindle Touch to play your audio content. Connecting headphones automatically disables the built-in speakers.

Charging Port/Micro USB Port: You can use the included USB cable to connect your book to your PC to download the necessary content or recharge your Kindle Touch. To recharge from the mains, you will need a special charger, which is sold separately.

When Kindle Touch is charging, a lightning bolt icon appears at the top of the Home screen.

When using the network charger, Kindle Touch batteries will fully charge in less than 4 hours. If you are using third party network adapters or USB charging cable, charging time for e-book batteries can be as long as 4 hours.

If the charging light on the bottom of your Kindle Touch does not turn amber, check that the USB cable is fully inserted into your computer's USB port.
If after this, your e-book is still not charging, try a different USB port or outlet. Please note that some older computers have low power USB ports that are not suitable for charging.

Screen Usage
Kindle Touch has touch screen, which performs most operations on the device.

To select a file, simply click on its icon on the screen. For example, if you want to start reading a book, click on its title located on the Home Page.

The EasyReach technology applied in Kindle Touch will allow you to special efforts navigate through the pages of your favorite books, magazines and other periodicals. In this case, you can hold the book in one hand. Pressing almost any area of ​​the screen will scroll the page forward, there is enough space for the scrolling to be comfortable for the left and right hand. Pressing on the left side of the display will move one page back.

You can also flip through the pages of an e-book by swiping your finger across the screen. Swipe the screen from right to left to page forward, swipe left to right across the screen to go back a page. To go to the next chapter in a book (or the next article for a periodical), swipe from the top of the screen; To go back a chapter, swipe across the bottom of the screen. Please note that not all books allow you to turn pages with a swipe.

Pressing at the top of the display brings up the Toolbar, which includes the following options:

Back button: Use this button to go one step back.

Kindle Store: Pressing the button will take you to the Kindle Store using Wi-Fi.

Search field: tapping this area of ​​the screen automatically shows the virtual keyboard. You can select different search targets: This Book (search the current book), My Items (search all Kindle Touch catalogs including book titles and their authors), Kindle Store (search the Kindle online store), Wikipedia, and Dictionary ( dictionary lookup). Once you have chosen the purpose of your search, click on the Go button or the Return button on virtual keyboard to display search results.

Menu Button: This button displays the options menu. The list of options may vary depending on the position of the Kindle Touch screen. For example, when you are reading a book, the menu displays the options necessary for reading: enabling the text-to-speach function, viewing notes, book descriptions, leaving bookmarks.

The second toolbar appears at the bottom of the display while reading a book:

Button Aa: Clicking this button will open the book text settings window, including its size, type, line spacing and the number of words per line.

Go To Button: The options displayed after pressing this button differ depending on what is in the this moment displays the Kindle Touch display. However, in most cases, they include Beginning (Start), Table of Contents (Content), Location (Position), and Page (Page).
X-Ray Button: The Kindle Touch's X-Ray feature allows you to explore the structure of a book. For example, one click will allow you to see exactly where in the book individual words, characters, or topics occur. In addition, you can see a more detailed description of a particular word using Wikipedia or Shelfari (X-Ray is not supported by all Kindle books).

sync: If the X-Ray feature is not available for the book, the Sync button will show it. To sync your current book with your other devices or the Kindle app, click the Sync button.

Dashboard for Periodicals
When you read a periodical, the Toolbox adjusts itself for this purpose.

Home button for periodicals: Click to return to the section list.

Button Sections and Articles: Click to switch to a hierarchical display of the list of sections and articles of a newspaper or magazine.

Status indicators
At the top of the screen, the Home Page displays indicators that show the status of available services for your Kindle Touch. To see these indicators while reading documents, simply press at the top of the display - this will bring up the Toolbar.

Indicator statuses wireless communication
The Whispernet service delivers content to your Kindle wirelessly. Your Kindle can connect to Whispernet via a Wi-Fi connection or an established, on some models, 3G connection (read more about this in the article). The more filled the Wi-Fi and 3G connection indicators, the stronger and more stable wireless connection.

Kindle connects to Whispernet using Wi-Fi.

The Kindle connects to the Whispernet using a 3G connection. In addition, you can see icons for EDGE and GPRS networks next to the signal strength panel.

Battery indicator
The battery indicator shows how fully charged your Kindle's battery is. Be aware that weak wifi signal connections, may result in excessive power consumption.

Operation indicator
This indicator appears in the top left corner of the Kindle Touch screen when the device is busy downloading new content, checking for updates, searching, opening large pdf files, or loading web pages.

Kindle Touch Settings
Kindle Touch settings relate to connecting the device to Wi-Fi and 3G networks, as well as registering ("binding") it to an Amazon account.

Network connections: Books, magazines, and other content are delivered to your Kindle Touch via built-in wireless connectivity. If your Kindle Touch supports both Wi-Fi and 3G connections, try to use more than fast wifi compound. You can connect to Wi-Fi networks at home or through hotspots around the world. To see the available Wi-Fi connections, go to the "Home Page" and press the "Menu" button, and then select "Settings". In the settings window, click on Wi-Fi Networks and then select the connection you need. If you see a lock icon next to the network icon, then you will need a password to access the connection.

3G-enabled Kindle models use the same data transfer technology as Cell Phones, so the quality of the 3G signal will directly depend on the cellular coverage area. By default, Kindle 3G is automatically connected to a 3G network. If the 3G signal is insufficient, Kindle may switch to slower GPRS and EDGE connections. Your Kindle automatically disables 3G connection if you are currently using a Wi-Fi connection. If you are disconnected from WiFi networks, or if its coverage becomes weak, the Kindle will automatically switch back to a 3G connection.

To save battery power for as long as possible, try to use the switched on wireless network only when you need to connect to Whispernet. If you turn off the wireless connection, then both Wi-Fi and 3G communication stop working.

To register your Kindle Touch, press the Menu button located on the " home page”, then select Settings/Settings from the list of displayed menus. Click Registration and select the appropriate option to start the registration process.

Download various apps. The reader does not have to be read-only at all, you can download a lot of different applications there! Call up the menu on home page and select Apps.

• You can download applications social networks- Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc. Actually, if you want to share with the world news about what you read and what you like about these books, then such applications will serve you faithfully.
• You can also download the Netflix app (if you have the appropriate Account) or HBO to watch movies and shows directly from the reader.
• Even games can be downloaded to the reader! For example, free versions Candy Crush Saga, Words with Friends and more.
• Sideloading (installing apps from unknown sources) is a great way to install apps on your reader that aren't available through Amazon. In this case, you need to go to the settings, then More, then Device, and then find the phrase “Allow Installation of Applications” or “Apps from Unknown Sources” and activate this option. You will then be able to download apps from third-party Android app sources. To do this, you need to go from the reader to the network, go to the site from which you are supposed to download the application, find the application and click on the “Download” button or similar. Then go to the Amazon app store and download the ES app there File Explorer(this will help you with finding applications from third party publishers). When it downloads, open it and go to the downloads folder. There you will find the app you downloaded. Select it, agree with everything and click Install. Once the app is installed, open it.