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# * press the planet key to popup the application bar<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:GemKB-Method2-1-C.png|center|640x320px|border]]# tap on the planet icon<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:GemKB-Method2-2-C.png|center|640x320px|border]]# select "Planet Support" option<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:GemKB-Method2-3-C.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]# A browser will bring you on the support webpage. Tap on the Keyboard application link to update the Gemini keyboard application.<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:GemKB-Method2-4-C.png|thumb|center|640x320px]]# Once the Gemini keyboard application is updated, run the app, select the '''Configure''' option and simply follow the on screen instructions.<br /><br />

* tap on the planet icon<br data-attributes==Configuring US Language"%20/"><br /Keyboard layout==In this section we will see how to configure Gemini for a specific language and keyboard layout, in this case English US. Please see the previous section to update the keyboard application before start>[[File:GemKB-Method2-2-C.png|center|800x400px|border]]

 * select "Planet Support" option<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:GemKB-Method2-3-C.png|center|800x400px|border]]  * A browser will bring you on the support webpage. Tap on the Keyboard application link to update the Gemini keyboard application.<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:GemKB-Method2-4-C.png|center|800x400px|border]]* Once the Gemini keyboard application is updated, run the app, select the '''Configure''' option and simply follow the on screen instructions. ==Configuring the Gemini Keyboard Layout (US English example)==In this section we will see how to configure Gemini for a specific language and keyboard layout, in this case US English. Please make sure that you have the latest Gemini Keyboard app from the Google Play Store (see previous section). # Run the Gemini keyboard application and select the "Configure" option.<br /><br />[[File:Config-US-S1-1-C.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]<br /><br /># Tap on "Select your preferred language" and select your language. Optionally, you can remove any other language. Your screen should look like the following<br /><br />[[File:Config-US-S1-8-C.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]<br /><br /># Tap the back button to go back to the configurator<br /><br />[[File:Screenshot_20180504-153431.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]<br /><br /># Now tap on "Enable Gemini Keyboard". From the list that will popup you should choose the Gemini keyboard option. We strongly recommend to deselect all the other methods, as having multiple method enabled can easily confuse users. Your screen should look like the following<br /><br />[[File:Screenshot_20180504-153440.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]# Tap the back button to go back to the configurator<br /><br />[[File:Config-US-S3-1-C.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]# Tap on "Switch input method" and select the Gemini Keybord input method. You should see only one method here. If you see multiple methods, start this process again and make sure you remove the other methods as explained in point 4.<br /><br />[[File:Screenshot_20180504-153449.png|center|640x320px800x400px|border]]# Tap the back button to go back to the configurator<br /><br />[[File:Config-US-S4-1-C.png|centerleft|640x320px800x400px|border]]<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /># Finally tap on Configure your keyboard layout to select the appropriate layout. Please make sure that you select a "Gemini Keyboard" and not an "Android Keyboard", otherwise some keys will not work as expected. See the first option in the following screenshot <br /><br />[[File:Screenshot_20180504-1535182.png|centerleft|640x320px800x400px|border]]<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />

* '''====Android-only firmware'''====** Press Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit and boot into Android.** Press Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit and at the same time press and hold the side button until the screen turns ON to boot in recovery mode. At this stage the recovery mode is disabled and you will see a droid image with a red triangle and a "No command" text.<br /><br /> * '''Quad ====Multi boot Android-Linux firmware (Sailfish OS + Debian options)'''====** This is the new method used to boot different operating system systems on the Gemini - see [http://support.planetcom.co.uk/partitionTool.html http://support.planetcom.co.uk/partitionTool.html].** There are 4 com** Press When the Gemini is OFF, press Esc (On) key for around one second to turn ON initiate the booting process. Immeditately after that, the unit will vibrate, and boot into Androidafter a few seconds the screen will turn ON. You should release the Esc (On) button before When the screen turns ON, otherwise the unit Gemini will boot into recovery mode (see below).** Press check the status of the Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit key and at the same time press and hold of the side silver button until . Based on the status of those buttons there are 4 possible booting modes: * Boot 1: This is the screen turns ON to boot into Linuxdefault booting option when no keys or buttons are pressed. You should release the * Recovery Mode: Esc (On) button before the screen turns ON, but you must keep the side button is pressed until you see the turning ON. When the screen turns ON you can release the side button, and the unit This will always boot into Linuxrecovery mode.*Boot 2: silver right-end side button is pressed.* Press Boot 3: Both Esc (On) key and keep pressing silver right-end side button are pressed at the button same time <span style="color: #252525; font-family: 'Source Sans Pro', sans-serif; font-size: 15.008px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; white-space: normal; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; background-color: #ffffff; text-decoration-style: initial; text-decoration-color: initial; display: inline !important; float: none;">Keep the keys/buttons pressed until the screen turns ON to boot in recovery mode. At this stage the recovery mode is disabled and you will see a droid image with a red triangle and a "No command" text.</span>

* '''Dual boot Android-Linux firmware (deprecated)<br Using the tool available at [http://support.planetcom.co.uk/partitionTool.html http://>'''** Press Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit and boot into Androidsupport. You should release the Esc (On) button before the screen turns ON, otherwise the unit will boot into recovery mode (see below)planetcom.** Press Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit and at the same time press and hold the side button until the screen turns ON to boot into Linuxco. You should release the Esc (On) button before the screen turns ON, but you must keep the side button pressed until you see the turning ONuk/partitionTool. When the screen turns ON html] you can release the side button, and the unit will boot into Linux.** Press Esc (On) and keep pressing the button until the screen turns ON customise what operating system to run when a specific boot in recovery mode. At this stage the recovery mode is disabled and you will see a droid image with a red triangle and a "No command" textselected.

====Dual boot Android-Linux firmware (Debian TP1 - deprecated)'''<br />'''====This is the old method used in conjunction with Debian Technology Preview (TP1). * Press Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit and boot into Android. You should release the Esc (On) button before the screen turns ON, otherwise the unit will boot into recovery mode (see below).* Press Esc (On) for around one second to turn ON the unit and at the same time press and hold the side button until the screen turns ON to boot into Linux. You should release the Esc (On) button before the screen turns ON, but you must keep the side button pressed until you see the turning ON. When the screen turns ON you can release the side button, and the unit will boot into Linux.* Press Esc (On) and keep pressing the button until the screen turns ON to boot in recovery mode. At this stage the recovery mode is disabled and you will see a droid image with a red triangle and a "No command" text. <br data-attributes="%20/">To force a restart if the unit is stuck in recovery mode or in fastboot mode keep pressed press and hold the Esc (On) key and the side button and for about 20 seconds until you feel the gemini vibrate and booting.

* On the Gemini, scroll down from the top to reveal the notifications area. At the very bottom you will find the USB settings as in the following screenshot. Tap on the "USB charging this device" option<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:notifications.png|center|622x311px800x400px|border]]  * Now simply choose the "Transfer files" option from the menu<br data-attributes="%20/"><br data-attributes="%20/">[[File:usbtransfer.png|center|618x309px800x400px|border]]<br data-attributes="%20/"><br />* Your Gemini is now connected to your PC in file transfer mode. Please note that for Mac OS systems you will need to download and use the [https://www.android.com/filetransfer/ Android File Transfer application].