PICO EREADER MANUAL - Hauck I'coo Pico 4 Pushchair Travel System Stroller

very simple just read it

You may view/download a copy of the manual at http://www.fixya.com/support/p2433940-pandigital_novel_6_in_2gb_ereader_table/usermanual-FDA8E2D-pdf

What model Pandigital ereader?

You may download a copy of the manual from here.

Solution: Use the Literati USB connection and the following steps
1. Plug the eReader into a charger
2. Download v2.0 of the Literati or Lookbook firmware from - http://download.kobobooks.com/firmwares/merchsource/2-0/KoboRoot.tgz , and save the file somewhere you will remember

• NOTE: Some browsers will download the file and rename it to KoboRoot.tar. The upgrade will not work with the .tar extension. If this happened with your download, please rename the downloaded file to KoboRoot.tgz

3. Keeping the charger connected, connect the Literati or Lookbook to your computer through the provided USB cable
4. The eReader will appear on your computer as a mass storage device
ON A MAC:

1. Open mass storage device in Finder

2 . Click GO from the top menu

3. Click Go to folder

4. Type in .kobo (include the period).

5. .kobo folder will open

6. Transfer the KoboRoot.tgz file you downloaded to the .kobo folder

7. Once the file has transferred, safely eject the eReader

8. Turn off the eReader

9. Turn on the eReader

10. The eReader will take up to 10 minutes to start up, please be patient and do not reset or power off the eReader in any way.

11. Once the eReader restarts, it will have the latest version (v2.0) installed. You can verify this by pressing the menu button, selecting Settings and looking at the Version number.
ON A PC:

1. Open mass storage device in Windows Explorer

2. Ensure hidden folders are visible (different for different Windows versions)

XP: Go to My Computer > Tools menu > Folder Options > View Tab > Advanced Settings > Hidden Files and Folders > Show hidden files and folders. Press OK all the way out.

Vista and Windows 7: Start > Control Panel > Folder Options > View Tab > Click Show Hidden files and folders > OK

3. Open .kobo folder in the mass storage window

4. Transfer the KoboRoot.tgz file you downloaded to the .kobo folder

5. Once file has transferred, safely eject the eReader

6. Turn the eReader off

7. Turn the eReader on

8. The eReader will take up to 10 minutes to start up, please be patient and do not reset or power off the eReader in any way.

9. Once the eReader restarts, it will have the latest version (v2.0) installed. You can verify this by pressing the menu button, selecting Settings and looking at the Version number.

try operatingguides.com or servicemanuals.co.uk

You picked a very limited ereader that only recognizes txt, pdf and epub formats. Amazon books are AZW and another popular format is MOBI. There is a free software called calibre that can convert formats to match your reader, unfortunately I doubt it will convert AZW or MOBI to one of your formats but won't hurt to try. Good Luck!
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/tablets/ereaders/52132/binatone-readme-colour-review
At the bottom of this link it shows the formats your ereader can use.

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Are you referring to the PRS900 or PRS600 Reader?? Please follow the below link to download the manual of the PRS900 Reader.

http://www.docs.sony.com/release/PRS900.pdf

Please follow the below link to download the manual of the PRS600 Reader.

http://www.docs.sony.com/release/PRS600.pdf

Pico fuses could be through out the board... And the service manual, if it has a parts list, does give the board designation for all the picos on it...
Although these are good pictures they don't show a great deal of detail... But picture 1 & 2 at the far left, above where the two sets of blue wires are plugged in - looks like a pico piggy-backed on top of another pico... Sometimes it's easier than desoldering the original pico just to piggy back them in this fashion - but it's not a good practice.
Start there and read the designation on the board... Then look in the parts list section of the service manual and find the others by their designation.
Bill