Dialogue Technology V33IG-W-B NOTEBOOK (FLYBOOK) WITH WLAN, BT, AND GSM MODULE User Manual

Download:
Mirror Download [FCC.gov]
Document ID	630711
Application ID	kh1dk9zGMsj0JNyHgKdD3Q==
Document Description	users manual
Short Term Confidential	No
Permanent Confidential	No
Supercede	No
Document Type	User Manual
Display Format	Adobe Acrobat PDF - pdf
Filesize	241.97kB (3024679 bits)
Date Submitted	2006-02-22 00:00:00
Date Available	2006-02-17 00:00:00
Creation Date	2006-01-26 20:50:36
Producing Software	Acrobat Distiller 7.0 (Windows)
Document Lastmod	2006-02-08 17:34:48
Document Title	untitled

Dialogue Flybook V33i Series
User’s Guide
Dialogue Technology Corporation.
Copyright © 2005 - 2006 . All Rights Reserved.
Revision: 1.0 Oct. 2005
Service website: http://www.dialogue.com.tw
ii
Announcement
Dialogue Technology Corporation is a registered trademark.
Flybook is a trademark of Dialogue Technology Corporation.
All trade names referred to in this document are the service mark, trademark, or
registered trademark of the respective manufactures or companies.
Disclaimer
Specifications and information in this document are subject to change without notice.
Please visit our web site or contact us to get the latest information.
With regards to the accuracy of this document, no warranty is made or implied.
Copyright
No part of this document may be copied or reproduced in any form or by any means
without the express written permission of Dialogue Technology Corporation.
About this user's guide
This user's guide includes essential information for the users who need to use and
manage the computer. The content covers all V33i series of Flybook computer.
Please refer to the information pertaining to your model and disregard unrelated
material.
Windows® XP Home Edition or Professional Edition is the default operating system
of the computer. All descriptions in this guide imply any of these two editions.
3 in-text logos are used in this document. They will help you to have more
understanding on reading this user’s guide and using the computer.
Caution or warning: Behavior or things that are forbidden or not
allowed, or need your attention.
Tips: Hints or prompts to remind you of something.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
iii
Notes: Further descriptions of something.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
iv
Table of Contents
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series....................................................................... i
Announcement ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ii
Disclaimer ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ii
Copyright.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ii
About this user's guide ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ii
Table of Contents ......................................................................................... iv
Before you start............................................................................................. 1
Important cautions .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
Warranty................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
How to get help ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Guides............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 1
Online-helps ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Service websites............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
Local service centers ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
How to request service ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Care tips................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Taking care of your AC adapter and power cord.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Taking care of your computer.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Taking care of your battery pack ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
A glance at your Flybook computer............................................................ 5
Front view............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Rear view ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Left view................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Right view............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Bottom view............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Features ....................................................................................................... 10
Processor..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Memory .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Storage..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Power....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Display ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Audio.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Input devices .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
I/O ports ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Connectivity...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Convertible lid and working mode ............................................................ 13
Turning to tablet mode...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
Turning to clamshell mode.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14
LED indicators............................................................................................. 15
Prompt-to-play user’s interface................................................................. 16
Keyboard...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Windows keys ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Lock keys ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................17
Hot keys ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18
Pointing device ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19
Track-point ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
Pan button .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20
Touch-panel...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................21
Calibrating touch-panel..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Using touch-panel..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Touch mode...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Changing touch mode............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22
Touch operation in general touch mode .................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
Touch operation in Mouse right-click button mode..................................................................................................................................................................................................23
Display and audio..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23
Outputting display to a VGA display device....................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
Outputting display to a video display device...................................................................................................................................................................................................................24
Outputting sound or voice to an earphone or external speaker ......................................................................................................................................................................................24
Inputting sound or voice from an external microphone ...................................................................................................................................................................................................24
Connection through options ..................................................................... 26
High-speed link......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
USB link ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
FireWire (IEEE 1394) link ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26
Network and Internet connection ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27
Local area network connection ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27
Wireless LAN connection...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28
Modem dial-up connection.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29
Wireless WAN connection......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29
Bluetooth wireless connection ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30
Faxing ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31
PC card connection ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................32
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
v
Power management.................................................................................... 33
System utilities ........................................................................................... 34
Flybook Control Center......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Doing what the hot keys do........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Changing display orientation......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
PenMount utility.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Calibrating the touch-panel ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Checking the positioning of touch-panel........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37
Flybook System Recovery utility ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
BIOS setup utility.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 38
Securing your computer ............................................................................ 39
Securing your computer against unauthorized access .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
BIOS password............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Operating system passwords........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39
Securing your computer against damage.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Making frequent backups.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Attaching a strap........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Restoring your system............................................................................... 41
From the hidden partition of hard disk................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
From Recovery CDs ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41
Calibrating the battery................................................................................ 43
Changing parts............................................................................................ 44
Changing system memory .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44
Changing hard disk............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Removing keyboard...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Taking hard disk set out of the computer....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Disassembling and reassembling hard disk set............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 47
Installing hard disk set back into the computer.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 47
Installing keyboard back to the computer ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 48
Troubleshooting.......................................................................................... 50
Basic identifying procedure for your problems ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Solutions for the problems most likely to encounter .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
The computer does not start or boot up ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 50
Hard drive or external boot-up device is inaccessible.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
The screen is blank or the display is abnormal.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 50
No audio output ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 51
The keyboard, track-point or Mouse does not work properly ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 51
The PC card does not work properly............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 51
The Modem does not receive or transmit properly ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 52
The wireless WAN module does not work properly ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
Can not connect to a wireless LAN ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
The touch-panel does not work properly ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52
The battery can not be charged or loses power quickly................................................................................................................................................................................................. 52
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
1
Before you start
Before you start
Important cautions
The computer has been designed to allow users to change its system memory
and hard disk drive. If you need to change any of them, thoroughly read
“Changing parts” section on page 44 in advance and do as the section say. The
standard warranty does not cover any damage due to the improper operation.
Wireless communication is prohibited in the aircraft. Make sure all modules are
turned off while using the computer during your flight.
Wireless LAN and wireless WAN modules can not be functioned in a computer
computer at the same time.
Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Dispose of the used batteries according to the instructions.
Warranty
The warranties provided by Dialogue Technology Corporation are varied from
countries to countries. Please see the statements in your warranty card.
How to get help
The computer includes the following resources to help you.
Guides
In addition to this user’s guide, you can find the following in your computer’s
package.
Flybook Quick Start Guide: Helps you ready your computer for use quickly.
Read it first of all.
Windows XP start here: Guides you to start, use and troubleshoot your
computer’s Windows XP operating system.
Guides of built-in utilities: Some built-in utilities have guides to help you start,
use and troubleshoot them.
Online-helps
Online-helps always include complete and plentiful help information. Your computer,
Windows XP operating system and built-in utilities have their own online-helps. Visit
them anytime to get help when the computer is running.
Flybook Online Help: Helps you to use and troubleshoot your computer.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
2
Before you start
When your computer is ready for use and running, click [Flybook Control Center] icon in taskbar notification area. A pop-up menu appears. Click [Flybook
Help] in the pop-up menu to open Flybook Online Help.
Help and Support Center of Windows XP: Helps you to use and troubleshoot
Windows XP operating system and your computer.
When the computer is ready for use and running, click [Start] in taskbar and then click [Help and Support] to open Help and Support Center of Window XP.
Online-helps of built-in utilities: Helps you to use and troubleshoot built-in
utilities. In general, you can find help entries in the menu bar of utility. Click the
entries to open help windows and view help information.
Service websites
The service websites always keep the latest help information. Directly visit the sites
to retrieve help information or link them from help entries or online-helps. The service
website of Flybook is http://www.dialogue.com.tw.
Local service centers
Please retrieve Flybook’s service website to get contact information of worldwide
service centers; for Windows XP or others, get information from their warranty cards,
help documents or service websites.
How to request service
If the computer can not function properly, please contact service centers or
authorized resellers to request service.
Basically, you must show information or evidence as stated on the warranty card to
the service center when you request service. Also, provide the following information:
Summary of your problems.
What steps you have taken to try and resolve the problems.
Sufficient, free, and safe access rights to your computer to fulfill its obligations.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
3
Before you start
ƒ
Remember to backup or secure your personal data before delivering the computer to a service center. There is no guarantee that your data can be
safely reserved during the service and maintenance period.
ƒ
Service procedures are varied from countries to countries or regions to regions. Please see your warranty card to get further information about
service in your area.
Care tips
Knowing basic care tips can avoid your computer from improper use and accidental
damage. Read following instructions carefully:
Taking care of your AC adapter and power cord
Read through the specifications and cautions on the AC adapter.
Make sure the power source is within safe operating range and the power is
stable before connecting the AC adapter to the source.
Do not connect the AC adapter to any other devices.
Do not put heavy objects on top of the AC adapter or power cord.
Do not put the AC adapter or power cord in the place where people can step on
them.
When unplugging the power cord, do not pull power cord itself; pull plug.
Disconnect the AC adapter from the power source when it is not in use.
Taking care of your computer
Note all cautions and warnings on the computer.
Do not expose the computer to temperatures above 50OC or below 0OC.
Keep the computer away from direct sunlight or heat.
Do not expose the computer to rain or moisture.
Do not spill water or any liquid on the computer.
Do not place the computer near magnetic fields.
Avoid heavy shock or vibration to the computer.
Do not expose the computer to dusty or dirty environment.
Do not put any objects on the top of the computer.
Do not press on the back of the display.
Do not place the computer on uneven surfaces.
Do not turn the hinge in the wrong direction or bend the lid over their allowed
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
4
Before you start
operational positions.
Make sure the convertible hinge is at exact close position before closing the lid.
Do not slam the lid when closing it.
Only the stylus pen comes along with the computer can be used to operate the
touch-panel.
Do not obstruct the ventilation slots with anything. If air convection is blocked,
the computer could be damaged.
Do not use any other AC adapters except those specified for the computer.
Make sure the computer is turned off and the AC adapter is unplugged before
changing the system parts.
Taking care of your battery pack
Read cautions on the battery.
Keep the battery away from direct sunlight or heat. The best temperature to
store the battery when not in use is between 0OC and 30OC.
Do not expose the battery to rain or moisture.
Do not spill water or any liquid on the battery.
Avoid heavy shock to the battery.
Do not put any heavy objects on the battery.
Keep the battery away from children.
Periodically calibrate the battery.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
5
A glance at your Flybook computer
A glance at your Flybook computer
Front view
Item
Note
Battery bay
Houses a battery pack.
Keyboard
Inputs data and controls the computer.
Track-point
Moves Mouse cursor or pans display.
Mouse left-click and
right-click buttons (x2)
Pan button
Toggles on/off the panning function.
Speakers (x2)
Plays sound or voice.
Convertible hinge
Supports lid and enables you to turn the computer to tablet mode or clamshell mode.
Magnetic latch
(hidden inside)
Functions like left-click button and right-click button of Mouse.
Latches lid in both tablet mode and clamshell mode.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
6
A glance at your Flybook computer
Item
Note
Magnetic lid switch
Automatically turns off the display screen while the lid is closed in clamshell mode.
(hidden inside)
10
LCD display screen
and touch-panel
11
Microphone
Inputs sound and voice.
12
LED indicators
Shows lock status of keyboard’s caps lock and number lock functions, and running status of key parts and
The computer’s display screen and touch input device.
subsystems.
Rear view
Item
Note
Power jack
Connects to an AC adapter.
Fax/data modem jack
(RJ-11)
USB port (x2)
Connects to USB devices.
Ethernet port (RJ-45)
Connects to an Ethernet cable.
D-sub15 VGA display
port
Ventilation opening
Connects to a telephone line.
Connects to a VGA display device.
Enables hot air out to keep system cool.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
7
A glance at your Flybook computer
Item
Note
Video output port
Connects to a video display device.
FireWire(IEEE 1394)
port (x2)
Microphone-in port
10
Earphone/line-out
port
11
PC card slot
Accepts type-I or type-II CardBus PC cards.
12
Strap hole
Attaches a carrying strap.
Supports NTSC/PAL format.
Connects to devices that have FireWire interfaces.
Connects to an external microphone.
Connects to an earphone or external speaker.
Left view
Item
Note
Power button
Turns on/off the computer.
SIM card slot
Accepts a SIM card for wireless WAN communication.
Right view
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
8
A glance at your Flybook computer
Item
Note
Hard disk bay
Houses a hard disk.
Stylus pen
compartment
Ventilation opening
Houses a stylus pen.
Enables cool air in to keep system cool.
Bottom view
Item
System memory
compartment
Note
Houses system memory.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
9
A glance at your Flybook computer
Item
Note
Reset switch button
Resets main board to its factory default value (use a paper clip or similar object to press the recessed reset switch).
Battery latches (x2)
Secures battery pack.
Ventilation opening
Enables cool air in to keep system cool.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
10
Features
Features
Processor
Intel Pentium M / Celeron M; the frequency of processor applied on FlyBook
V33i series may vary and the user is recommended to check it by looking at the
label on the bottom of unit.
Memory
System Memory: one SO-DIMM DDR, 256MB/512MB/1GB
Video RAM: 64MB shared memory
BIOS ROM: 512 KB flash ROM with boot block
Storage
Hard disk: 30/40/60/80/100 GB, 2.5-inch, ATA/IDE
Memory card: CardBus PC card
Optional CD/DVD-ROM and other storage devices: External connections via
USB/FireWire(IEEE 1394) ports
Power
High-performance power management system with ACPI (Advanced
Configuration Power Interface) support
DC-in power supply (through DC-in power jack); input rating: 15 -19Vdc, 2.64
3.34A, 50W; maximum operating temperature (ambient): 40 degree C
AC adapter model no.: ADP-50HH Rev. A; input rating: 100-240Vac, 50-60Hz,
1.5A; output rating:19Vdc, 2.64A, Class II, marked LPS
Battery: 3 cell 18650 Li-Ion rechargeable battery pack; charging: direct DC
charging
Display
Screen: 8.9-inch LTPS wide-XVGA TFT LCD; displays true color at resolution
1024*600
3D display capability
Display output support (to a LCD/CRT monitor or TV)
Audio
Integrated RealTek ALC202 audio, compliant with AC97
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
11
Features
Built-in stereo speakers and microphone
Audio input (from an external microphone) and output (to an earphone or
speaker) support
Input devices
80-key (or 86-key in some countries) mini-size Windows enhanced keyboard
with hot keys support
One track-point, two sets of Mouse click buttons (left-click and right-click)
Display panning support (pan button)
Built-in pressure-sensitive, palm-rejected touch-panel
I/O ports
D-sub15 VGA output port
Video output port
Earphone/line-out (stereo) port
Microphone-in port
Two Universal Serial Bus (USB) 2.0 ports
Two FireWire(IEEE 1394) ports
Ethernet port(RJ-45, Giga LAN)
Fax/data modem port (RJ-11)
SIM card slot (for wireless WAN communication)
Type II CardBus PC card slot
Connectivity
USB high-speed link (Through USB 2.0 controller and two ports)
FireWire high-speed link (Through FireWire (IEEE 1394) controller and two
ports)
LAN connection (Through 10/100/1000 Mbps-integrated Ethernet controller and
Ethernet port)
Modem dial-up connection (Through built-in V.92 fax/data modem module and
fax/data modem port)
Wireless LAN connection (By using built-in 802.11 b/g wireless LAN module)
Bluetooth wireless connection (By using built-in Bluetooth 2.0 module
(optional))
Wireless WAN dial-up connection (By using built-in wireless WAN module
(optional))
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
12
Features
Voice communication (By using built-in wireless WAN module (optional))
Fax (Through built-in V.92 fax/data modem and fax/data modem port)
Wireless WAN module is also called 3G module. It could be an EDGE, CDMA2000, WCDMA or other module. Only the select model could have the module
installed inside. What the computer will have depends on your option and what the manufacture may supply.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
13
Convertible lid and working mode
Convertible lid and working mode
The computer's lid can be turned 180 degrees clockwise and counterclockwise. This
smart design makes the computer capable of working in 2 modes, clamshell mode
and tablet mode. In clamshell mode, the lid is not turned and the computer is used
just like a notebook computer; when the lid is turned 180 degrees clockwise and
latched, the computer is in tablet mode. It is used just like a tablet PC.
Turning to tablet mode
When the computer is in clamshell mode:
Open the lid to an angle between 85 to 95 degrees.
Turn the lid 180 degrees clockwise until it clicks into place and carefully press the lid down.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
14
Convertible lid and working mode
Turning to clamshell mode
When the computer is in tablet mode:
Lift the lid up at an angle between 85 to 95 degrees.
Turn the lid 180 degrees counterclockwise until it clicks into place.
ƒ
Do not bend lid beyond its allowed positions.
ƒ
Do not turn lid if it has not been opened at the right angle (between 85° to 95°).
ƒ
Do not close lid when it has not been clicked into place.
ƒ
Do not slam lid when closing it.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
15
LED indicators
LED indicators
The computer has several LED indicators that show system status.
Item
Description
Power
Steady On: The computer is powered on.
Flashing: The system is in Suspend to RAM mode.
Off: The system is in Suspend to Disk mode or turned off.
Battery
Steady On: The battery (1). supplies its power to computer. (2). is fully charged when DC-in power is
supplied.
Off: The computer (1). is powered off. (2). can not find the battery when DC-in power is supplied.
Slow Flash: The battery is charging.
Fast Double Flash: The power of battery is low.
Fast Flash: The battery does not function.
Hard drive
Wireless LAN
module
wireless
WAN module
Bluetooth
module
Caps Lock
Lights when keyboard is set to type in all capital letters.
Num Lock
Lights when number lock mode is on.
Lights when hard disk is being accessed.
Lights when wireless LAN module is turned on.
Lights when wireless WAN module is turned on.
Lights when Bluetooth module is turned on.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
16
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Multiple input devices are available in your computer. All make the computer easy for
use. Combined with 2 working modes, the computer can be used in almost all
operational conditions, no matter what posture you are in—sitting, standing or
walking.
Keyboard
The computer’s mini-size keyboard is a multi-functional keyboard which complies
with the definition of Windows enhanced keyboard and has 12 hot keys (combination
keys) to access most of the computer’s controls.
Windows keys
The keyboard has two keys to perform Windows-specific functions.
Key
Description
Windows logo key. Opens the Start menu. Some keys combined with this key can perform Windows shortcuts:
 : Opens “Help and Support Center”
: Activates next task button on taskbar.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
17
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Key
Description
< E>: Explores "My Computer".
< F>: Explores "Search Results”.
: Minimizes all tasks. Only shows buttons on taskbar.
 +< M>: Undoes minimizing all tasks.
: Opens "Run" dialogue box.
Application key. Functions as Mouse right-click button.
Lock keys
The keyboard has 3 lock functions. Press the dedicated key or key combinations to
toggle on/off the functions.
Key
Description
CapsLock
When caps-lock LED indicator lights on, the caps-lock is on. All alphabetic characters entered are in uppercase.
Fn + NumLK
When number-lock LED indicator lights on, the number-lock is on. The embedded numeric keypad is functioning.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
18
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Key
Description
Fn + ScrLK
When scroll-lock is on, pressing up or down arrow keys will scroll display one line up or down respectively.
Hot keys
Key
Description
Fn + Esc
Turns on/off the backlight of display screen
Fn + ~
Repeatedly presses the keys to output display to:
ƒ
An connected VGA display device only
ƒ
An connected video display device only
ƒ
The built-in LCD display screen and the connected
display device both
ƒ
The built-in LCD display screen and the connected video
display device both.
ƒ
The built-in LCD display screen only
Fn + F1
Decreases display brightness.
Fn + F2
Increases display brightness.
Fn + F3
Enters into Suspend to RAM mode (depends on the settings in Power Options).
Fn + F4
Enters into Suspend to Disk mode (depends on the settings in Power Options).
Fn + F5
Decreases the volume of audio system.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
19
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Key
Description
Fn + F6
Increases the volume of audio system.
Fn + F7
Opens/closes audio system.
Fn + F8
Turns on/off wireless LAN module.
Fn + F9
Turns on/off wireless WAN module.
Fn + F10
Turns on/off Bluetooth module.
Double pressed
Fn
Wakes up system from suspend mode.
The functions that hot keys can perform can also use icons in Flybook Control Center (See page 34) to perform them.
The computer supports
OSD (On Screen Display) to display its settings on the screen. For
example, when Fn + F2 are pressed, the screen displays “Brightness Up”, and the brightness of the display
screen is increased to a set value.
Pointing device
The track-point, along with two sets of Mouse click buttons and pan button, functions
like a 2 button Mouse with pan. It is a substitute for Mouse in your operation.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
20
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Track-point
The track-point is a capacitive pointing device which moves Mouse cursor. When you
put force on the top of the track-point with your fingertip, the Mouse cursor will move.
The direction and speed of cursor movement depends on the direction you push and
the amount of force you use. Using more force causes the cursor to move faster.
Besides, the track-point supports:
Double-pressing operation: Functions like double-click operation of Mouse
left-click button.
Panning operation: See “Pan button” section below.
Pan button
Panning function can pan the display. It will help you to view documents quickly and
easily. The pan button is a toggle button which toggles on/off the panning function.
When a document shown on the display screen gets Mouse focus and the panning
function is on, push track-point forward and backward will scroll the document
content upward and downward respectively; and push the track-point left and right
will scroll the document content left and right respectively.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
21
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Touch-panel
Touch-panel is a pen-based input and pointing device, which is mainly used in tablet mode to operate your computer. The touch-panel embedded in your computer is a pressure- sensitive but
palm-rejected type. You can use a stylus pen to point, draw or write on it, but it is not easy to react on the press of your palm.
To clean touch-panel, use any non-ammonia glass cleaner. Spray some cleaner on a cloth or towel and then wipe the surface of panel softly.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
22
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Calibrating touch-panel
Calibration is a procedure to adjust the cursor position on the screen relative to the
pen tip position.
You need to calibrate your touch-panel when:
The touch-panel is used for the first time.
The cursor position does not correctly match the pen tip position.
The system image is restored again.
To calibrate your touch-panel, see “PenMount utility“ section on page 36.
Using touch-panel
Touch mode
The touch-panel can be used in 2 touch modes, general touch mode and Mouse
right-click button mode. You must change touch mode to meet different operational
requirement. When in general touch mode, the stylus pen acts as a Mouse with
left-click button and move; when in Mouse right-click button mode, the stylus pen acts
as a Mouse right-click button.
Changing touch mode
To change touch mode:
Touch [PenMount] icon in taskbar notification area. A pop-up menu appears.
Select
Click on the Mouse icon in
[Right Button] in the pop-up menu to open Touch Mode Selection window.
Touch Mode Selection window to switch the touch mode.
When
Touch Mode Selection window is closed, the touch mode will be automatically switched to general touch mode.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
23
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Touch operation in general touch mode
The following is a brief introduction:
Pointing touch panel will move Mouse cursor to the touched point.
When the pointed place is an entry, the entry will get keyboard cursor focus.
When an icon or item is pointed, it will get Mouse focus.
Single or double pointing a task icon or item will run the task.
Pen dragging functions like Mouse dragging.
Touch operation in Mouse right-click button mode
The touch operation is the same as the click operation of Mouse right-click button.
A hand writing and recognition application such as Microsoft PenNote could have been installed in your computer. You can use it to input data, especially when
using the computer in tablet mode.
Display and audio
A high-performance display system and a stereo audio system are both ready in your
computer. Through the built-in high-quality display screen, stereo speakers and
microphone, your computer is already capable of playing the multimedia applications
alone well.
Besides, the multimedia function can be expanded to enrich your computer’s
application. You can do the following.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
24
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Outputting display to a VGA display device
Connect a VGA display device such as VGA monitor, digital projector to your computer through the VGA output port (D-sub15).
Use hot key Fn + ~ (see “Hot keys” section on page 18) or “LCD” icon in Flybook Control Center (see “Flybook Control Center” section on page 34) to output display.
Outputting display to a video display device
10
Connect a video display device such as TV to your computer through the video output port.
11
Use hot key Fn + ~ (see “Hot keys” section on page 18) or “TV” icon in Flybook Control Center (see “Flybook Control Center” section on page 34) to output display.
ƒ
When connecting a video display device to your computer, you need a conversion adapter. Find it in your computer’s package.
ƒ
Before outputting the display to a video display device, check the device’s input signal type and change your computer’s output signal type to
meet the device’s input need. Your computer can output NTSC or PAL video signal. Change type in BIOS Setup Utility (See page 38). The
default type is NTSC.
Outputting sound or voice to an earphone or external speaker
Connect an earphone or external speaker to your computer through the
earphone/line-out port. The computer automatically switches the output of sound or
voice to the connected device and mutes the built-in speakers.
Inputting sound or voice from an external microphone
Connect an external microphone to your computer through the microphone-in port.
The computer automatically switches the input of sound or voice to the connected
microphone and mutes the built-in microphone.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
25
Prompt-to-play user’s interface
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
26
Connection through options
Connection through options
Several powerful built-in communication devices are available in your computer. By
using Windows XP’s plug and play components or connection components, or other
connection utilities, you can connect your computer to peripheral devices, computers,
networks or the Internet, to gain access to resources and functionality, or to
communicate with your friends, co-workers and the rest of the world, no matter where
you are physically located.
Plug and Play
Connect and disconnect devices without shutting down or restarting the computer.
High-speed link
USB link
USB is an external bus that supports Plug and Play installation. You can use a single
USB port to connect up to 127 peripheral devices, including keyboards, Mouses, disk
drives, CD/DVD-ROM drives, etc. Your computer has two USB 2.0 ports which
transfer data at speed up to 480 Mbps and are backward compatible with USB 1.1
which transfers data at up to 12 Mbps.
Connect an USB peripheral device to any of your computer’s USB ports. The Plug
and Play installation feature makes an USB connection automatically.
FireWire (IEEE 1394) link
FireWire (IEEE 1394) is a serial bus interface standard offering high-speed
communications and isochronous real-time data services and is commonly used for
connection of data storage devices and digital video. But it’s also popular in industrial
systems for machine vision and professional audio systems. Your computer has two
4-pin FireWire400 ports which transfer data at speed up to 400 Mbps and also
supports Plug and Play installation.
Connect a FireWire-equipped device to any of your computer’s FireWire ports. The
Plug and Play installation feature makes a FireWire connection automatically.
The computer’s FireWire ports do not provide power. The devices which will be used to connect with the computer must have their own power.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
27
Connection through options
Network and Internet connection
Windows XP already has a network and Internet connection suite installed for you to
create connection components on the built-in devices and make connections. This
suite has a Network Connections panel to control all connection activities. You can
create, configure, store, use, and monitor components from within it. To get into
Network Connections panel:
12
Click [Start][Settings][Control Panel] to explore Control Panel.
13
Click [Switch to Classic View] to switch Control Panel to classic view.
14
Double-click [Network Connections] icon to explore Network Connections panel.
Besides, for some connection types, Windows XP allows you to use other connection
utilities to make connections.
Local area network connection
Through the Ethernet controller and Ethernet port (RJ-45), you can connect your
computer to a local area network.
To make a local area network connection:
15
Connect an Ethernet cable from the jack or hub of a local area network to your computer’s Ethernet port.
16
The local area connection component of Ethernet controller will be automatically enabled to make a connection.
The local area connection component of Ethernet controller was created and
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
28
Connection through options
configured at the time that the system was installing. And it’s always active for
making connection while the computer is running.
Once a connection is established, you will find the icon of the component shows
“connected” in Network Connections panel. You can click the icon to open its
connection status window to check connection status, enable and disable the
connection or open its connection properties window to configure this connection
component.
Wireless LAN connection
By using the built-in 802.11 b/g wireless LAN module, you can connect your
computer to an infrastructure network or an ad hoc network.
Infrastructure network
A local area network that uses access points to connect computers and devices on the network.
Ad hoc network
A computer to computer local area network.
To make a wireless network connection:
17
Turn on wireless LAN module.
18
The connection component of the module will be started by the driver program and seek the networks in wireless range automatically, and then connects your computer to the
most preferred network listed in Preferred Networks.
Once a connection is established, you will find the icon of the component shows
“connected” in Network Connections panel. You can click the icon to open its
connection status window to check connection status, stop and start the connection
or open its connection properties window to configure this connection component.
For the first time use, a setup wizard will guide you to create and configure a
connection component on the module.
If the preferred networks can not be found, you can click the message icon shown in
taskbar notification area to see the list of wireless LANs found and then select one to
connect to.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
29
Connection through options
Modem dial-up connection
By using the built-in fax/data modem module, you can connect your computer to a
remote computer, a remote network or the Internet.
Before making a dial-up connection, you must create a connection component on the
fax/data modem module and on your dialing profile for your connection. More than
one component can be created for different connection purpose.
To create modem dial-up connection components:
19
Enter into Network Connections panel.
20
Use “Create A New Connection” wizard to create dial-up connection components. When a component is created, an icon of the component will be shown in the panel.
To make a modem dial-up connection:
21
Connect a telephone line from an analog telephone jack to your computer’s fax/data modem port (RJ-11).
22
In Network Connections panel, double-click the icon of the component you wish to use it to make connection to start connection.
Once the connection is established, you can find the icon shows “connected” in the
panel. You can click the icon to open its connection status window to check
connection status, stop the connection or open its connection properties window to
configure this connection component.
Windows XP allows you to use other modem dial-up connection utilities to make
connections. If you have such utilities installed, see their guides or on-line helps to
learn how to create and make connections.
Wireless WAN connection
By using the built-in wireless WAN module (optional), you can connect your computer
to the Internet.
To making a wireless WAN connection, also use a Windows XP’s dial-up connection
component.
Before use, you must apply for an access account, and get a SIM card and dialing
profile from your wireless WAN service provider. SIM card is an access permission
key of your account.
Before making a connection, you must create a connection component on the
wireless WAN module and on your dialing profile for your connection.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
30
Connection through options
To create a wireless WAN dial-up connection component:
23
Enter into Network Connections panel.
24
Use “Create A New Connection” wizard to create a wireless WAN connection component. When a component is created, an icon of the component will be shown in the panel.
To make a wireless WAN connection:
25
Insert a SIM card to SIM card slot
26
Turn on the wireless WAN module. When the module is turned on, it will seek your operator’s network and register to it. If your operator’s network is inaccessible, it will search for
the networks available for use and guide you to select one to register.
27
In Network Connections panel, double-click the icon of the component to start connection.
Once the connection is established, you can find the icon shows “connected” in the
panel. You can click the icon to open its connection status window to check
connection status, stop the connection or open its connection properties window to
configure this connection component.
The SIM card slot is a push-insert and push-reject type. When installing your SIM card:
ƒ
Make sure the gold finger side is put upside down.
ƒ
Check whether the card is fully inserted after inserting.
Windows XP also allows you to use other wireless WAN connection utilities to make
connections. If you have such installed utilities, see their guides or on-line helps to
learn how to create and make connections.
The built-in wireless WAN module is also capable of voice communication. A communication utility dedicated for wireless WAN communication, such as
BVRP Mobile Phone Tool, could be available in your computer to make data or voice communication.
Bluetooth wireless connection
By using the built-in Bluetooth module (optional), your computer is capable of
communicating with Bluetooth-equipped devices, such as computers, cellular phones,
printers, faxes, keyboards, Mouses and so on, and could have the following versatile
Bluetooth services:
Personal area networking
Dial-up networking
Serial port connection
File transfer
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
31
Connection through options
LAN access
Synchronization and PIM data exchange
Printing
Human interface device (Keyboard, Mouse) connection
Faxing
Connecting a headset
Audio distribution
……
A Bluetooth utility, such as IVT BlueSoleil, has been installed in your computer. When
the Bluetooth module is turned on, the device driver program starts the application
automatically. A blue Bluetooth icon with white Bluetooth logo inside will appear in
taskbar notification area.
Double-click the icon to open the main window of the utility, or right-click the icon and
then select service items to start services.
For the first time use, a setup wizard will guide you to configure the connection
services.
Refer to the online-help of Bluetooth utility to see the details.
Faxing
The built-in fax/data modem module also supports faxing. You can use Windows XP’s
Fax or other fax applications to send and receive faxes. Windows XP also has a fax
printer service to send faxes from any program that can print documents. Refer to
Help and Support Center of Window XP to see fax.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
32
Connection through options
To use other fax applications, see their guides or on-line helps.
PC card connection
The PC card slot accepts any CardBus type I and type II data and device cards,
including memory cards, CF disks, modem cards, wireless LAN module cards, etc.
Windows XP also supports Plug and Play installation for PC card connections.
To install a PC card, insert a card into the PC card slot until it clicks into place.
To eject a PC card, push on the tip of the rod with your fingertip to eject the rod, and
then push the rod to eject the card.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
33
Power management
Power management
The computer controls its power activities through an ACPI power management unit.
The unit employs a set of power management schemes to maximize power
conservation and optimize system performance. Windows XP manages all
power-saving features and provides you a Power Options utility to customize the
computer’s power system.
To start Power Options utility, follow the steps below:
28
Click [Start][Settings][Control panel] to explore Control Panel.
29
Double-click [Power Options] and a Power Options Properties window appears.
Customize your computer’s power system in this window. Refer to Help and Support Center of Window XP to see ACPI and Power Options.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
34
System utilities
System utilities
Flybook Control Center
Flybook Control Center is a system utility that allows you to do the following:
Perform the same functions as the hot keys do: It benefits you to use these
specific system functions in tablet mode.
Change display orientation: While using the computer in tablet mode, it can
easily help you to change the display orientation.
Start PenMount utility: Do things with your touch operation.
View health information of your system.
To start Flybook Control Center, double-click [Flybook Control Center] icon in taskbar
notification area. A Flybook Control Center window appears. Click “<<” and “>>” to
open/close the extended window.
Doing what the hot keys do
Icon
Description
Click the icon to turn on/off the wireless LAN module.
Click the icon to turn on/off Bluetooth module.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
35
System utilities
Icon
Description
Click the icon to turn on/off the wireless WAN module.
Click the icon to start/stop outputting the display to the built-in screen.
Click the icon to start/stop outputting the display to a connected VGA display device.
Click the icon to start/stop outputting the display to a connected video display device.
Click the icon to enter into Suspend to RAM mode (Depending on the settings in Power Options).
Click the icon to enter into Suspend to Disk mode (Depending on the settings in Power Options).
Click the icons to increase/decrease brightness. The bar in the center shows the level.
Click the icons to increase/decrease the volume of audio system. The bar in the center shows the level.
Click the icon to open/close audio system.
Changing display orientation
There are 4 orientations the display can be changed to. Click the relative orientation
icon to start the change.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
36
System utilities
PenMount utility
PenMount utility is mainly used to calibrate the touch-panel and to check the
positioning of touch-panel is correct or not. Click [PenMount] icon in Flybook Control
Center to start PenMount utility.
Once the PenMount utility is started, a PenMount Control Panel window appears to
allow you to do things with your touch operation.
Calibrating the touch-panel
Under Calibrate tab, choose standard or advanced calibration procedure to calibrate
your touch-panel.
Follow the steps below to calibrate your touch-panel:
30
Standard Calibration] to start a standard calibration procedure or select 4, 9, 15, or 25 points in Advanced Mode selection box, and then click
Advanced Calibration] to start an advanced calibration procedure. The screen then becomes clean with the first guide-point shown on certain location.
Click [
31
Use the stylus pen to touch the guide points one by one precisely until the last check point appears.
32
Touch the last check point to complete the procedure.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
37
System utilities
Checking the positioning of touch-panel
Under Draw tab, click [Draw] to open a draw panel in full screen, and then draw on
the panel to check the positioning of your touch-panel is correct or not.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
38
System utilities
Flybook System Recovery utility
Flybook System Recovery utility can help you to do the following:
Restore system to factory default one from the hidden partition of hard disk.
Restore MBR (Master Boot Record).
Calibrate batteries.
Follow the steps below to start the utility:
33
Turn on your computer.
34
In the beginning of boot sequence, when the screen shows “Hit F9, …..”, press function key F9 to start the utility. A Flybook System Recovery window appears for your further
operation.
BIOS setup utility
The Phoenix BIOS (Basic Input Output System) controls the basic input/output
activities of your computer. Check or modify BIOS settings in PhoenixBIOS Setup
Utility.
Follow the steps below to start the utility:
35
Turn on your computer.
36
In the beginning of boot sequence, when the screen shows “Click mouse or press  for System Utilities.”, click mouse button or press Enter key. A selection list appears.
37
Select [Launch System Setup] to start PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility. A PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility window appears for your further operation.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
39
Securing your computer
Securing your computer
Securing your computer against unauthorized access
There are two protections that you can apply to secure your computer against
unauthorized access.
BIOS password
BIOS password prevents unauthorized boot-up and access to the BIOS setup utility.
Once the password is set, you must enter the password in the beginning of boot
sequence.
Follow the steps below to configure BIOS password:
38
Turn on your computer.
39
In the beginning of boot sequence, when the screen shows “Click mouse or press  for System Utilities.”, click mouse button or press Enter key. A selection list appears.
40
Select [Password Options] to open a Password window.
41
Configure password in this window.
Operating system passwords
Operating system passwords prevent unauthorized access to your system. Windows
XP allows more than one account to login. Every account has name and access right
and could have password to prevent unauthorized access. Create and manage
accounts in User Accounts utility.
To start the utility:
42
Click [Start][Settings][Control panel] to explore Control Panel.
43
Double-click [User Accounts] to start User Accounts utility. An User Accounts window appears for you to create and configure accounts.
Securing your computer against damage
Making frequent backups
Make frequent backups to secure your personal data. You can backup your data to
the following media:
Second logical disk drive (D drive).
CF cards or CF disks.
Recordable compact disks.
External hard disks.
Networked drives that you have access permissions.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
40
Securing your computer
Attaching a strap
The strap hole, which is on the right rear side of your computer, is used to attach a
strap to prevent the computer from accidental drop. While using the computer in
tablet mode, the attached strap becomes much more helpful.
To catch the computer only by dragging the strap is improper. It is very dangerous.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
41
Restoring your system
Restoring your system
You have two ways to restore your computer’s system. Restoration is required when:
The system becomes corrupt.
The computer has a new hard disk installed.
After restoring, your system will become manufacture’s default settings.
From the hidden partition of hard disk
If the internal hard disk is still a factory default one or it has ever been fully restored
from the Recovery CD, the hidden partition contains a copy of default system image.
Follow the steps below to restore your system from it:
44
Supply the computer with AC power (Strongly recommended. Steady power supply is necessary).
45
Turn on the computer.
46
Enter into Flybook System Recovery window (see page 38).
47
Under Basic tab, move cursor to Restore System Partition button and then press Enter key to start restoration procedure.
48
Follow the guide to complete the restoration.
49
If finished, exit from Flybook System Recovery utility to reboot your computer into Windows XP.
From Recovery CDs
The Recovery CDs can be found in your computer’s package. They also contain a
copy of default system image. By using the CDs, you can choose to restore your
system only or also include copying the default system image to the hidden partition.
Follow the steps below to restore your system from the CDs:
50
Supply the computer with AC power (Strongly recommended. Steady power supply is necessary).
51
Connect an external USB CD/DVD-ROM drive to your computer.
52
Turn on the computer.
53
Enter into PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility window (see page 38).
54
Under Boot tab, change the boot priority and select “USB CD-ROM…” to be the first one.
55
Insert Recovery CD # 1 to the CD/DVD-ROM drive and then exit from the utility with saving to reboot your computer. The computer will boot from the connected USB
CD/DVD-ROM drive.
56
Follow the guide to complete the restoration.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
42
Restoring your system
57
When finished, reboot your computer and enter into BIOS setup utility again to change the boot priority. Select “IDE Hard Drive…” to be the first one.
58
Disconnect CD/DVD-ROM drive.
59
Exit from the utility with saving to reboot your computer into Windows.
Not every kind of external CD/DVD-ROM drive can support boot function. Before use, check whether your CD/DVD-ROM is a bootable one or not.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
43
Calibrating the battery
Calibrating the battery
Periodically calibrate battery can prolong battery life. Follow the steps below to
calibrate your batteries:
60
Supply the computer with AC power.
61
Turn on the computer.
62
Enter into Flybook System Recovery window (see page 38).
63
Under Utilities tab, use Battery Calibration button to start calibration procedure.
64
If finished, exit from Flybook System Recovery utility and reboot your computer into Windows XP.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
44
Changing parts
Changing parts
The computer has been designed to allow users to change its system memory and
hard disk drive. If you need to change any of them, follow the respective procedures
below.
The standard warranty does not cover any damage due to the improper operation.
Please refer to “Features” section on page 10 to see the specifications of system memory and hard disk drive.
Changing system memory
65
Disconnect AC adapter and remove battery pack.
66
On the bottom of computer, release the screw fix on the cover of memory compartment and then pull the cover out.
67
Slightly release two fasteners on SO-DIMM DDR module with your fingertip and take the module out.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
45
Changing parts
68
Insert your SO-DIMM DDR module into SO-DIMM socket and push the module down until two fasteners click into place.
69
Replace the cover of memory compartment and then fix the screw back.
Changing hard disk
Removing keyboard
70
Disconnect AC adapter and remove battery pack.
71
Take out the keyboard by gently pushing in the three latches along the top side of keyboard and using a thin flat object to slowly lift it up.
72
Gently move the keyboard forwards until the flat cable of keyboard is fully stretched, and then put the keyboard down on the top cover.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
46
Changing parts
73
Gently release the lock mechanism of flat cable connector with your fingertips and then take the keyboard out.
Taking hard disk set out of the computer
74
Find out the hard disk’s fixing screw located on the keyboard frame (pointed by an arrow) and then take the screw out.
75
Hold the base of computer with your hands, gently tilt the computer’s back side upwards slightly, clasp the hard cover with your right hand’s fingertips, and then pull the hard disk
set out with your right hand gently.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
47
Changing parts
76
Place your computer down on the table.
Disassembling and reassembling hard disk set
77
Take out the two screws fixed on the hard disk set and then separate the hard disk and hard disk cover.
78
Replace the hard disks. Put the replaced hard disk and hard disk cover together and then fix two screws back.
Installing hard disk set back into the computer
79
Again, hold the base’s left side of the computer with your left hand and gently tilt the computer towards.
80
Hold the hard disk set with your right hand and then insert the set into the hard disk bay gently until it is fully mated.
81
Place your computer down on the table.
82
On the location of keyboard frame, fix the hard disk screw back.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
48
Changing parts
Installing keyboard back to the computer
83
Put the keyboard down on the top cover, move it forwards until the top side stopped by the lid, and then adjust its location until the flat cable and flat cable connector are aligned.
84
Check and adjust the lock mechanism of flat cable connector. Make sure it is in fully released condition.
85
Insert the flat cable into flat cable connector, make sure it is fully inserted, and then push the lock mechanism with your fingertips to lock it.
86
Hold the keyboard with your two hands, tilt its top side slightly upwards, and then slip it slowly forwards into 3 fix holes in the bottom inner side of keyboard compartment. Place the
keyboard down and gently and evenly click it into 3 latches along the top side with your fingers.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
49
Changing parts
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
50
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
The information listed below will help you to isolate and resolve your computer’s
problems that you are most likely to encounter. If you have tried out the suggested
solutions, please retrieve the service website to get service information or contact
your local service center.
Basic identifying procedure for your problems
Follow the steps below to identify your problems:
87
Turn off the computer.
88
Make sure that the AC adapter is properly connected to your computer and the power source is active.
89
To avoid a possible cause of failure, remove the card in the PC Card slot and devices connected.
90
Leave the computer off for approximately 10 seconds, and then switch it on again. The computer should enter the boot sequence and start normally.
91
If the computer doesn’t start up normally, look for the screen message or other clues as to the malfunction, and go through the troubleshooting tips below to try the suggested
solutions.
Solutions for the problems most likely to encounter
The computer does not start or boot up
If the Power indicator is not lit, the computer is without power. Make sure you
have properly attached the AC adapter and power cord, or have installed a
charged battery.
If the computer is running on battery power, ensure that the battery charge is
not low. If the battery appears to be charged, it may be faulty.
If the computer is using the AC adapter, ensure that the AC outlet, airplane seat
jack, or car cigarette lighter are working. If the AC outlet power is working, the
AC adapter may be faulty.
Hard drive or external boot-up device is inaccessible
If the hard disk indicator is lit, BIOS may be incorrectly set for your internal hard
drive. Revise the BIOS settings for the Primary Master.
Security may be set so that your operating system cannot be started.
If you choose to boot up your system from an external device through USB or
1394 ports, make sure it is on and bootable media has been inserted.
The screen is blank or the display is abnormal
The computer may be set to output the display to an external display device
only. Press Fn and ~ simultaneously to stop the output.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
51
Troubleshooting
The power management system might have automatically blanked the screen
to save power, and has gone into video time-out, standby mode, or hibernation
mode. Press any key, move the track-point or Mouse, or push the power button
to turn on the display.
The angle of the display and the brightness level may not be adequate for the
ambient lighting. Adjust the display angle and press Fn+F1 or Fn+F2 to adjust
the brightness level until you have visibility.
The LCD screen has a native resolution of 1024 x 600 (XVGA). If you set the
resolution lower than this, the screen expands to fill the display. When the
system can not expand its display to full screen on the LCD screen or on an
external display device, you can right click on Windows desktop and select
[Properties] to open Display Properties window. Then click [Settings] tab and
set the resolution to an appropriate value.
No audio output
The audio system is closed or the volume of audio system is set too low. Use
hot keys or Flybook Control Center to open the audio system and adjust the
volume.
The audio output is disabled or set too low in your audio application. Open the
audio output and adjust the volume in your application.
When an earphone or external speaker is plugged into the earphone/line-out
jack, the built-in speakers will be disabled automatically. If you can not hear
sound from the built-in speakers, ensure that nothing is plugged into the jack.
The keyboard, track-point or Mouse does not work properly
The system may have entered Suspend to RAM mode. Push the power button
to resume the system.
An application may have locked out your input device. Restart your system.
If the keyboard or Mouse does not respond on USB or IEEE 1394 devices,
ensure that the devices are installed properly and that the driver programs are
also installed.
The PC card does not work properly
The card may not be properly installed. Remove and re-insert the card.
Your system may not have the correct driver program for the card. Re-install
correct driver program.
The card may have been installed while the system is busy and the system
was not able to detect the card. Close all applications, restart the computer,
and try to use the PC card again.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide
52
Troubleshooting
The Modem does not receive or transmit properly
Make sure the telephone line is firmly connected and there is a dial tone.
Check the port setting and the communication parameters (baud rate, parity,
data length and stop bits) specified in the communication program.
The wireless WAN module does not work properly
Make sure the wireless WAN module is available in your computer. You must
apply for a wireless WAN account and get a SIM card from your network
service provider for the module to operate.
Make sure the SIM card is properly inserted into the SIM card slot.
Make sure that the correct driver program is installed and an initialization
command has been input in the extra initialization commands input box.
Can not connect to a wireless LAN
An incorrect network name (SSID) or network key may be used. Make sure you
have set the network name (SSID) and network key to the same values as the
access point (infrastructure connection) or the computers to be connected with
(Ad Hoc connection).
The computer may be placed too far from other communication devices. Retry
the connection after moving your computer closer to the computers to be
connected with (Ad Hoc connection) or to the access point (infrastructure
connection). Also, check the wave condition in the Wireless Network
Connection Status window.
Check if the wireless LAN module is turned on. Verify that Disable Radio is not
checked in the Network setting window.
Make sure you have access rights or network authentication to the network you
want to connect to.
Try to change channels to avoid active channel duplication.
Check the setting of the protocol, work group, shared setting, and IP address.
The touch-panel does not work properly
If the cursor position does not correctly match the pen tip position or this is the
first time to use the touch-panel, you must calibrate it.
Make sure that nothing else is pressing the touch-panel.
The battery can not be charged or loses power quickly
Verify that the battery is properly installed and is not too hot or too cold.
Calibrate battery.
The installed battery may be dead or faulty. Replace it with a new one.
Dialogue Flybook V33i Series User’s Guide


---

Source Exif Data:

File Type                       : PDF
File Type Extension             : pdf
MIME Type                       : application/pdf
PDF Version                     : 1.6
Linearized                      : No
Encryption                      : Standard V2.3 (128-bit)
User Access                     : Print, Extract, Print high-res
XMP Toolkit                     : 3.1-701
Producer                        : Acrobat Distiller 7.0 (Windows)
Modify Date                     : 2006:02:08 17:34:48+08:00
Create Date                     : 2006:01:26 20:50:36+08:00
Metadata Date                   : 2006:02:08 17:34:48+08:00
Format                          : application/pdf
Title                           : untitled
Document ID                     : uuid:162b7d98-2d13-4c7d-a06f-bb76e7e66918
Instance ID                     : uuid:3543b51f-f308-48ad-9133-0add15699ddf
Has XFA                         : No
Page Count                      : 59

EXIF Metadata provided by EXIF.tools