First Computer XTB70L Notebook Computer wih WLAN/Bluetooth User Manual 2

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Intmduclion 1
1.6
0 DC Power Port
Lets you connect the AC power adaptet m supplymg conunuous power to
your notebook and rechargmg the battery.
The Left Side of the Notebook
The left side ofyour notebook computer ptOVldeS the features shown in the
followmg figure.
1. Locking DeVlce Keyhole z. Moolem Port
5 opuenl Disk Drlve
. Locking Device Keyhole
Lets you attach a Kenslnglon Secuuty system or a compatible lock to
physically secure your notebook computer.
0 Modem Port
A 56K lntemal fax/dam modem is installed. It keeps you connected to the
outside wotlol thtough phone line.
+ F0! demon: sn/éty eoneems, only use telephone cable: wed 2m W0 0!
higher.
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1.7
When using your telephone eq nipntent, bosie sniery Preeoutions should elweys
be followed to mine the risk uf/ire, eleetrie shoelt mdin/ury m persons,
including the following.-
I,
Do not use this product near water, for example, near a bath tub, wash
bowl, ltitehen sinlt or Inundly (lab, in e net besement or nest e swimming
pool.
Avoid using s telephone (other then is eordless type) duriqg on eleetriesl
storm. There may be a remote risk ofeleetn'e shock from ltgh tning,
Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vieinity of the leslr.
Use only the pawl cord and batteries indicated in this manual. Do not
dispose of betteries in e fire. The y rnsy explode, aheelt with loesl eodes for
possible speoiel disposal inso-uedons,
Optical Disk Drive
Allows you to load and start Progtarns from a cornpsct dJsc (CD) or a
digpml vldeo disc (DVD) and play convmnonal audio CDs, It also can
make CD /DVD by using CDrR/RW or DVD—R/RW
The Right Side of the Notebook
The nghl slde of the notebook computer offers the features shown m the
following figure
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Intmdncfion 1
1. ExpressCmd Slot 2. USB 2.0 Ports
3. LAN Port 4. Alt—Outlet Vent
5.1EEE1394 6. USB 2.0 Ports
Right Side Featlues
ExpressCmd Slot
A newly developed PC Card Interface, Its connector has 26 plus and has a
petenml transfer mte ofup to 500 MB/sec (01 250 MB/sec In each
direcuon).
USB 2.0 Ports
The Univetsal Setifil Bus (USB) port allows you to connect USB 2.07
compliant demes (fox example, punters, scmnezs ma so on) to your
notebook computer.
LAN Pcm
An mtemfil lOBase—T/ IOOBaseeTX Ememet LAN module connects your
computer to other computers/networks through a local area network
(LAN).
Alt—Outlet Vent
Emits the heat out of you! computer and keeps it within operating
tempetatute.
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. IEEE 1394
IEEE 1394 port is a high speed I/O port that can transfer high levels of
data in real—time, such as external hard disk, Digtal Video Camera.
. USB 2.0 ports
The Universal senal Bus (USB) port allows you to connect USB 2.0,
compliant devices (for examp1e, punters, scanners and so on) to your
notebook computer.
1.8 The Underside of the Notebook
The bottom of the no uebook computer offers the following features.
1 Hard Disk Compartment 2 Battery Lock Latch
3 Bamery Bay 4 Memory Compartment
5 Wireless LAN Compartmml 6 Battery Release Latch
Bottom of the System
- Hard Disk Compartment
0pm this cover of this comparrment to rep1ace with other Hard Dlsk
Drive. Please refer to Chapter 7 for how to replace it
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Battery Lock Latch
Push the latch to the lock side to lock and secure the battery, or push the
latch to Lhe unlock side for unpacking the battery pack.
Battery B ay
Eqmppea with a choice of Lithium—Ion (Li—Ion) battery pack,
Memory Compartment
There are two SO—Dl‘MM memory slots. One memory slot is empty for
upgrade usage.
Wueless LAN Compartment
Thxs compartment 15 for msmlhng Wrreless LAN module to enable the
Wlteless LAN funcnon We strongly suggest that Wireless LAN module
should be installed only by certified dealer
Battery Relmse Latch
To release the battery, finst locate the Battery Look Latch at the left slde
with unlock status, then push the Battery Release Latch to the tight end to
remove the batuery pack
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1.9
Notebook Accessories
AC Adapter
The AC Adapter supphes external power to your notebook computer and
chmges he inmmal battery pack simultaneously. The AC adapter hes an auto—
swttchmg design that can connect to any 100VAC ~ 24DVAC power outlets
You just change the power cord ifyou are golng to use your notebook in oher
countnes with dtfferent connector outlets.
When you connect he AC adapter, it charges he battery wheher or not he
notebook computer 15 powered on
Battery Pack
Aside from he AC fldap er, your oornpuer can also be powered through he
Internal battery Pack The battery Pack uses rechalgeable Lithlum—Ion (Ll—Ion)
battery cells hat provide long computing houts when fully charged and power
management ambled. You should always leave he hettery inside your
computer even when uslng the AC adapter 25 lt also acts as a back—up power
supply in case power from the AC adapter 15 cut off It is also very lmportant
to have the battery pack always charged to prevent battery cell degradation
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1.10 Notebook Options
TLA'! Aomb nu h: L1.L
DVD dual (DualRe mimble DVD combo) Device Pack
This device pack combines following two standard packs. Using the suitable
media, you can make any fen-rial of CD or DVD as you wani.
DVD-KW combo
This device Pack can wnte data to CD—R or CD—RW and DVD—R or DVD—
RW media and aJsd can read DVD/CD rule. This media is Comonly used on
DVD video player
DVD+RW combo-
This device pack can write data m CD—R or CD—RW and DVD +R or
DVD +RW media for you to backup are data and a1sc can read DVD /CD
title. This media is commonly used on newer DVD Video piayer.
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Getting Started 2
2 Getting Started
Your Notebook is deslgned and pie—configured for
easy setup and use. This chapter describes the
insmllation Steps you should follow to get. me
notebook up and running as quickly as possible.
Comm your dealer If they have Pas—installed all the
needed drivers w fully operaue your computer or u"
there 15 an update on the drivel insmflation of the
notebook.
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2.1
Using the Battery Pack
The notebook is designed to operate With one of the followlng power sources
. Wlth AC power using the AC adapter connected to an eleetneal outlet
- Wlth a Lithium—Ion (Li—Ion) battery pack.
You should use the AC adapter whenever it is possrble, relying on the battery
pack only when AC power is unavailable.
Before you use your nombook computer, install and recharge the battery pack
first The rechargeable LI—Iotl battery Pack allows you to operate the notebook
without an external power source. When you connect the AC power adapter,
the battery immediately starts to recharge Normal battery charging time is 2
hours for Lithium—Ion (Li—Ion) battery pack when your computer 15 turned off.
For maximum battery performance, fully discharge the battery first before
recharging it when you start to use ll first time. To do so, unplug the Ac
adapter, tum off Power management femurs (through Setup and Windows),
and turn on the system. Once the battery is fully discharged plugin the AC
adapter and recharge the battery.
If you do not discharge the battery completely, 1L falls to accept a full recharge.
+ Li-lon barreiy is Vulnerable, do not emigre it with other power adaprer, or it
may cfl use li.r- or exp/ash)".
+ Risk ofexplosl'on iflzatreiy is replaced by an inconerr We, Dispose of used
batteries zero/ding to the inmom'one.
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Installing the Extra—y Pack
This notch 00k provides the most convenient way to install the battery pack
into you: computu. With ths uxtendsd nose dimcted toward the
companmmt, insert and Push the battexy pack.
Removing the Battery Pack
To mmove the battetypzck slide the lock latch to the and oflefi sxde to
unlock thc battuy luck latuh (1), and slide the hattuy mlease latch to the and
ufrightsirle tn mluse the hattezylatch (2), then taku out the hattny Pack mth
you: finger (3).
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Replacing the B a nary Pa ck
When your notebook estimates that the battery only has enough charge to
Continue for a few minutes, it will alert you With a battery low warning beep If
you are consuming a lot of power by using the audio system, the PCMCIA
slots, the hard disk drives, and optical disk drive, your notebook might run out
of charge much sooner than you expect You should always respond to the
battery 10W indication by connecting to AC power or turning off your
notebook, or suspending your notebook to disk. If you do not do so, the
notebook will automanmlly suspend to disk and turn off. The contents of the
memory will store in the hard disk drive. You will be unable to restart the
notebook until you have connected to the AC adapter or installed a charged
batmry. To replace the battery pack, refer to the previous sections on
"Inslalllng the Battery Pack" and "Rernowng the Battery Pack "
+ For WndoWXI’, the suspend mode (Hibernate o, Standby) can be chosen
at Potter Options of Windows s Control Panel)
+ Be sure to save your data before replacing the batten/peek or connevting
the-AC adapter, Failure [0 do 50 can result in data loss.
EXTENDING BATTERY LIFE
It is unportant to be aware of the snnple thlngs for extenchng the life of the
systernrnain battery while you are on the road. You should find a working
place where the external lighting is not too bright and tuni down the screen
bnghtnnss Also, you can choose the anJable mode on the power
Management item of the Control Panel in Windows
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2.2 Connecting the AC Power Source
The AC adapter prowdes external power source to your computer and charges
the Internal battery puck at flue same mm. The AC adapter also has an autoe
swnehmg design that em connect to my 100VAC ~ 240VAC power ouflets.
To connect the power adapter:
1. Plug the AC Powez cold mm the power socket of the AC Powez adaplez.
2. Plug the other end of the AC powez cord to a lwe AC wall ouflet.
3. Plug the connector of me AC adapter to the DC—IN pen found at me rem
side of the compulez.
+ Whenever possible, iris advisable to always have zbe ACadaprer munected
to the notebook and the batterypnckinsmfled. me enemee oono'nnons
power supply and prevents any data loss inonm'ng fiom sudden power
bmkdom.
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+ - For me power guppy; nnnis equipment; 211 nyprovulpower canilus in
be used.
Make sine me socket and any extension end/s} you use enn snppon
me mm] enneni load and me ennneeied devices.
Bernie cleaning me mnipnren, make me iris disennneezed fi‘om any
extents/power swap/[es H. e. AC adapter).
2.3 Starting Your Computer
The Power/Resume button 15 found on the top of d’ts base urut. Press the
Power/ Resume button to start your computer and check that f the Power
LED turns on.
After a few seconds, the computer‘s chsplay wfll turn on and your computer
mu begm to execute the Power On Self Test or POST to check If all system
components are runmng properly. Any error found dunng the testy/111 be
dlsplzyed on the screen and my generete short beep sound as wen.
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2.4
2.5
After the rest, the screen Will also display a message "press  to enter
SETUP" You don’t need to run this ptogmm at the moment as your dealer
already made the necessary Semngs for your computer optimal operation.
Refer to Chapmt 6 on running the SETUP program later.
After the test has compleued, your computer will start to search and boot up
the operating system from your hard du've. The notebook computer nonnally
Comes With a Windows operating system Fire—ins talled in your hard drive
Consult the Windows manual on how to use the program. If not, contact your
dmlet for assistance
Adjusting the Display Controls
The LCD brightness ad]ustment is oontrolled by  + and  +
 keys respectively You need to Press these hot—key controls after
powering on your notebook to suit your viewing pleasure.
The Brightness hot—key Control adjusts the brightness on the LCD The
bnghtness hot—key control will not set the LCD wmpletely dark or bright, it
provides sufficient lighui—ig to the LCD to match the external lighting of the
surrounding. The brighter the room, the more you need to increase the
brightness of the LCD.
Installing the Notebook Device
Drivers
If you already have an operating system installed into your notebook
computer, it is best to install the needed device drivers for using the built—in
dewces ofyour computer. Before installing the dovers, Check With your dealer
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first if they have already installed all the duvets along with the opemting
system. lfnot follow the pmcedutes below:
INSTALLING WINDOWS XP FROM OPTICAL DISK DRIVE
To install windows xp directly from your optical disk clnye, Please go to Beat
menu of BIOS setup menu. Use mow key to select "CD—ROM Dn‘ye”, then
use ”+” or ”-” to move it to the top. Go to Exit menu and select "Exit
Saving Changes" Accordingly, insert the Wmdows XP installauon CD into
optiml disk dn‘ye with following the instructions on the screen to finish the
installation.
DRIVER INSTALLATION NOTE:
+ Please install Chg'psel driver first.
+ Before install Card Reader utility, please inertia/l Cder ublity first,
INSTALLING THE CHIPSET (SMBUS,SMU) DRIVER
Your notebook compuuez uses the advanced chipset. Installing the drive: to
enhance the stability and performance
Installing Ellipse! device driver for Windows XP
1 Click the Start button, then Point to Run The Run dialog box appmrs
2. Click the Browse button and specify the directory as
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\Chipsel\selup.exe".
3. Click "OK" to aecute the setup ptograrn The Setup box appeals.
4. Click "Next." continuously to install ths drive: when screen displays this
command
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5. Click “Next” to wntinue the duvet msmllation.
6 Tick the option "Yes I want to restart my computer now", and press
Finish to restart your system.
INSTALLING POWERNOW (AMD TURION 64x
2/SEMPRON) UTILITY
Following is the procedure for Installing the PowerNow utility to drop CPU
frequency:
Installing PowerNoW utib'tyfar Mhdows XP
1. Click the Start button, then point to Run The Run dialogbox appears.
2. click the Browse button and specify the directory as
" E: \Drivere\Winxp\PowerNow\eetnp.exe".
3. Click "Next" to execute the setup program. The Setup box appears.
4. Tiek the option "I accept this agreement", and dick “Next" to
continue.
5. Click “Finish” to finish the installation
INSTALLING THE VGA DRIVER
Following is the procedure for initiating the Video Accelerator 3D Adapter
VGA dnver to your computer
Installing VGA device driver for Windows XP
1 Click the Start button, then peint to Run The Run dialog box appmrs
2. Click the Browse button and specify the directory as.
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\VGA\setup.exe".
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Click "OK" to execute the Setup program The Setup box appeals.
Click Next to Install thts dnver when screen dtsphys ttns eornrnand
Tick the Option "Yes I want to restart my computer now", and press
Finish to res tart your system.
INSTALLING THE AUDIO DRIVER
Your notebook computer uses the Realtek Audio controller
Installing/indie device thiver for Windows XP
1.
2.
Click the Start button, then point to Run. The Run dialog box appears.
Click the Browse button and specify the directory as.
"E:\Dnvers\Wlnxp\anaio\setupere"
where the audio driver is located.
Click "OK" to arecute the setup program The Setup box appears.
Click “Next” to oonhnue the following steps
Tlck the Optlorl "Yes, I want to restart. my computer now.",
and press “Finish” to restart your systern
INSTALLING THE MODEM DRIVER
Please follow the procedures below for installing the Azalia Modem duver:
Instalk'ng Modem driver [or Windo we XP
1.
2.
Click the Start button, then point to Run. The Run dialog box appears.
Click Browse button and navigate to the ehreetery as
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\Modem\Setup.exe"
Click "OK" to execute the setup Program The Setup box appears
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4.
Click “OK” to implement the setup program to install this driver.
Chck ”OK” to complete 11
INSTALLING ALPS - TOUCHPAD DRIVER
Please follow lhe procedmes below for insmlling the ALPS Touch Pad dn'vcr
Instalb'ngALPS - Toucbpad driver for Windows XP
1.
2.
Click the Start button, then palm to Run. The Run dialog box appears.
Click the Browse button and specify the directory as.
"E:\Drivers\WiuXP\Touch Pad\Setup.exe".
Click "OK" to flecule me setup ptogmrn The Setup box appeals.
Click “Next” twlce to install this duvet when screen displays this
command
Tick the opmon "Yes I want to mstart my computer now", and press
Finish [0 resmn your system.
INSTALLING FSC D301 WIRELESS LAN DRIVER AND
UTILITY
Please follow the procedures below for msmlljng Lhe FSC 132301 Wlmless
LAN driver and utihty .
Instalk'ng Wireless LAN (bit/er and unb'zyfar Windows XP
1.
2.
end the Start button and then click Run. The Run dialog box appears
chdr Browse button and speafy lhe directory as
“E:\Drivers\\VmXP\ Wireless LAN\DZ301\Setup.exe”
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a. Click "OK" to execute the setup program, The setup box appeals.
4 Click “Next” twice continuously to Install this driver when screen
displays this command.
5. Click “Finish” to finish the installation
1.
INSTALLING LITEON WIRELESS LAN DRIVER
Please follow the pmcedures below for installing the LiteOn Wireless LAN
dDVEI.
Installing Wireless LAN driver for Windows XP
Click the Start button and then click Run. The Run dialog box appeals.
Click Browse button and speofy the ehreetory as
“E:\Drive—ts\WinXP\Wi1-eless LAN\LiteOn\setup.exe”
Click "OK" to execute the setup program. The Setup box appears.
Click “Next.” to install this driver when screen displays this command.
Click “Next” to finish the driver installation.
INSTALLING THE LAN DRIVER
Please follow the procedures below for insrnlhng the LAN drivel
Installing LAN driver for Windows XI"
1. Click the Start button, then potnt to Run. The Run dialog box appears.
2. Click the Browse button and specify the directory as.
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\LAN\selup.exe"
3. Click "OK" to Execum the Setup program The Setup box eppens.
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4.
click “Next” twroe to conunue the following steps.
Tick the option "Yes, I want to restart my computer now.")
and press Finish to result! your system.
INSTALLING THE BLUETOOTH DRIVER AND UTILITY
Please follow the procedures below for installing Lbe Bluetooth driver and
utility:
Installing Bluetootll driver and utility for lVindows XP
2.
Click the Start button, then Point to Run The Run dtclog box appmrs
Click the Browse button and specify the directory as.
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\Bluelooth\setup.exe"
Click "OK" to execum the setup program The setup box eppesss.
Select Lnngusge ind click “OK” to conunue the mslzllallon
Click “Next” to oonunue the following steps
Tick the option “I accept the terms in the hcertse agreement”,
and press “Next” to continue.
Click “Install” to continue
Tick the option "I accept”, and press “OK” to install duvet
Click “Finish” to finish the installation
INSTALLING CARD READER UTILITY
Hesse follow the procedures below for rnstsihng the Card Reader utility.
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Installing Card Reader utility for Wndflws XP
1 Chck the Start hunch, then Poml to Run The Run dmlog box appmrs
2 Chck the Bmwse button and specrfy the shrecrery as
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\Card Reader\Selup.exe"
3. Click "OK" to elecute lhe setup ptogmrn The Setup box appeals.
4. Click “Next" to implement the setup program to install this unhty.
5. Tlck the cpuorl "Yes, I want to restart my computer now." ,
and press Finish to restart your system
INSTALLING CDRDR UTILITY
Please follow the procedures below for msrallmg Lbs caRclr uuhry-
Installing C der utility for “Vindaws XP
1. chclr the Sum button, then point to Run. The Run dialog box appears.
2 Chck the Browse button and speclfy the dnectory as
"E:\Drivers\WrmXP\Cder\Cder.exe"
3. Chck "0K" to execute the setup pmgmm
INSTALLING SILENT MODE UTILITY
Please follow the procedures below for insmlhng lhe Cdet mility:
Installing Silent Made utib'ty for Windows XP
1 Chck the Stan button, then poml to Run The Run chalog box appears
2. Click me Browse button and specify the directory as.
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2.6
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\Silent Mode\setup.exe".
Click "OK" to execute the setup program The Setup box appears
Click “Next” then dick “Install” to setup this utility when screen
displays this command.
Click "Finish" to finish the installation
INSTALLING HOTKEY UTILITY
Please follow the procedures below for tnetuhng the Hothey uu‘h'ty
Installing Hotkey utility far Windows XP
1 .
2.
Click the Start button, then point to Run The Run dialogbox appears.
Click the Browse button and specify the directory as.
"E:\Drivers\WinXP\Hotkey\setuprexe".
Click "OK" to execute the setup Ftogmxn The Setup box appears
Click “Next” then click “Install” to setup this utility when screen displays
this command.
Click "Finish" to finish the installation.
Turning off Your Computer
Ifyou are not going to use the computer for a while, ll 15 best to tum off the
power of the computer for 1onger use Before turning off the poweg you need
to close first all application programs and shutdown the operating system
After turning off the oompuer, make 1! a habit to leave the LCD panel open
for a while whenever used for an extended period of time This allows the
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inslde parts of the computer to cool off. Closing the panel will force the heat
up against the LCD scmm, which may degrade the LCD when done regularly.
More importanfly, nevet close the LCD panel for a long period of time when
computer 15 on and power saving features are ehsahlecl.
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3 Using Your Notebook
The chapmr describes how to operate the standard
built—in features of the notebook that you normally would
use in your day—to—day computer work If you are new to
computers and to your operatmg system, you also need to
read the manual for the operating system on how to Work
with your computer. It is very important to familiarize
yourself well Wm; the operating sysmm. The succeeding
chapters not only guide you to go beyond the basics, but
also try other exoting features
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3.1
3.2
Starting Your Operating System
The operaung system 15 a must Ingredlenl In Uslng your computer Without an
operating system, lt is like playing chess without the chessboard. lt ls the
platform for all your software application programs to run on. The most
popular operating system today is throsoft Windows. You should have
installed one operating system by your dealer unless you are an expert
computer user and would need a more powerful operating system If you have
an opening system already installed m your computer, then you would be up
and running after you Power on your computer and boot up the system Check
your operating system manual on how to run it
Understanding the Keyboard
Functions
Your notebook cornpuler is eqmpped with an 87 keys keyboard that Provides
all the functionality of a full—sized 101 or 102—key keyboard, Aside from the
standard typewriter—layout. keyboard of your computer1 there are a number of
extra features and function controls on the built—in keyboard including
Wndows system hot keys
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UsingYnnrNamb-mk 3
1. Fumuon Keys 2. Comm Keys
3. Wmauws Stuck Menu Key 4. c animal Keys
5. Wmdnwsshoxwut Key 6. Cum: Comnl Keys
Keyb ma
Key felhxes ma opexlfiufls n! dgsczibedbelow:
o Fuufinn Key;
Fumuon hays ue lpphcahnn duvet), like 51 thmugh an em be found on
an keybnud. ThAse keys wuktagerla: withthe Fn key to may“! specill
fumfions. Some keys (print: a in blue on hypxd) see pmptogzlm a my.
dud mums,
o Contmlhys —Cnl, Ah, Fn, mdsm we cuntxols medincoq'unchon
with oflflu hays to change Hui: fumhons. To use control 1seys,pness ma
hold use conknl key whih psessmg moth“ lazy. Fox nun-pk, "Press cm.
c" mans to hold downu—se Culkey mdkype the Lem: c. Key
canbixnfions wuzkespechlly to the appliblfinn you it; (mining.
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. Windows keys
Use the following two keys to facfllmle your Wonk:
U Start Menu key
Dlsplays the Start menu
U Shormut/Appljcaticn key
Promds qulck access to shortcut menus Thls key ads like a ught
mouse button.
. Cursor Control keys
Cursor control keys let you posltion the cursor on the screen where you
want In the screen, the cmsot IS a bllnkmg underhne, block, or vemml
har dcperldmg on the application. The cursor indicates where the next text
typed is inserted.
. Typewriter keys
Typewriter keys (also called alp/fiaflymmfkeys) are used to enter text and
characters Ist Wlth blue print on them behave differently when
comblned wth control keys.
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BASIC KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS
FumnnnDescr-pnnn
Enter key. Execute . commend Wxthm my
text edihng application pxngmxns, the  key
insets eheed cxmge mum mstlike what otdlheey
typewxitu does.
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e cummd Dz fimmm.
<|ns> key. Known es the Insext key, peess thss key
to toggle the keyhoeed dam ehtey imminseatto type
ovu mode.
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this key to map the whole sceeeh to sheet memosy 50:
youtspedfic usage
 key. Known es the Delete key Piss this key
to delete the chmctetto the fight ofthe cutsor, 0!
delete muked texts oxxtens.
Backspace
._
 key Peess this keyto tempotsss'ly helt
execus'oh of. cotmuhd peesslhg my uthexkey to
xesume eeeouhon nfs commd.
 key. P2255 th‘fi key to delete the
cheeecteeto the lee ofthe cutsot.
 key. phess dais keyeh comhmeh'oh with
slphlbet lettns to peoduce “mucus: letters in
typmg Use th‘fi key m combination with those two»
cheeecteekeys (famd oh the second 93W ofthe
keybnud) to pxoduce the uppeemseked keys Also
used inmost Qplielfionpzogmnm cmflbinlhun
“Add nthu keys to execute s ceeheh commend
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hextteh stop on the nght This keywoeks much the
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must application Pxogmmin combination With other
keys to execute a cettain command
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CURSOR CONTROL KEYS
 key. Known m the Alternate key Usedm
mast application Pxogmmin combination with othu
keys to execute a cettain command
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color coded blue,
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application program to scmll the sateen Without
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time
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km at a time
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Right mw hey. Mow-s the cursor to the nght
one space at a time.
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SCREEN CONTROL KEYS
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bsgsmassg of . sateen 0: km.
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screen at l Hm
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Smtclfms display between LCD, CRT, or
LCD md CRTsimultmeously
To slut down 01 mswne the built-in
systemspeakuvolwne.
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inc tanentlfly.
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3.3 Using the Touchpad Pointing Device
You; compute: comes un'th abwlt-in touchpnd pointing device that 15 fimnd
onthe cent“ ofihe pMmstsurfice
T‘m touchy Ad 0515 a numb at of opium: that let you customzo how it
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functions. To access Lhese options, locate the Control Panel and double click
on the Mouse icon. The options let you control the size and color of the
Cmsot, cursor speed, the accepted double—dick SPEECL sod selection button
onentatton.
The louchpad works e moose pail-lung device replacement. um is used under
Windows—based operating systm You one use the standard Microsoft driver
that is eompauble With the touchpad devlce and 1s uosmsfly used under
VdeoWs—based operating system However, if you want to uuhze the added
femurs of the touchpsd, you may Want to try installing lls own device duvet
that comes with added utilities for mhancmg the function of the devices
1 Left Selecuon Button 2 Right Selecuon Button
3 Touehped
Touchpad Features
Here how to use the touchpad pomting dewce:
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3.4
1. The rectangular surface acts like a miniature duplicate of your display
screen To move the mouse cursor, place the finger lightly on the sensor
pad and move in the desired direction. If you reach the end of the pad, hft
your finger and place it back down on the other side of the pad
2. To select an item, click on the item by pressing the left button conuol or
by simply tapping on the surface onoe. A light, quick tap always works
best. To execute an item, click the left button mace or do a qutck double
tap on the surface
3. To simulate holding the mouse button down (dragging an ioon or
selection), use the mp—and—diag gesture. This feels much like a double
click, except that the finger remains on the pad after the second tap: Tap,
lift, tap, hold and move. The simulated button remains held as longas the
finger remains on the pad
4. When you press both the Left and Right click button at the same time, the
auto Scroll function will be activamd
+ A void spilling any liquid on the touvllpnd surface and always keep me
Iouchpsd surface and poin ring finger city from sweat built—up. Also do nut
expose roucnpnd w my magnetic source object.
Configuring Your Screen Display
The VGA display function of your noehoolr is based on a high performance
AGF local bus controller and is fully VGA compatible. This controller offers a
large set of extended functions and higher resolutions especially useful when
you are connecting an external high—resolution and highsfrequency CRT or
LCD
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Please Refer to Section 5 "Insmlling the Nombook Device Drivers" of Chapter
2 in this manual for the procedures on how to install the VGA device driver
under Windows. After installing the VGA driver, you would then configure the
display resolution or screen size to match your LCD display panel. This
notebook computer model PIOVldS W/ide screen 15 4” 1280x800 (Whole XGA)
resolution panels You would also probably want to set the amount of color
output to display sharper images and photos.
POSSIBLE DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS
The table below shows you the possible display resolution you can set when
using Either the LCD disobey or the edemal monitor (CRT)
Display Possible Resolution Maximum Colors
Widescreen 800x600 16 million colors
17” 1280x800 1024x768 16 million colors
VVXGA+ LCD 1280x768 16 million colors
1280x200 16 million colors
CRT Only 800x600 16 million colors
1024x768 16 million colors
1152 x768 16 million colors
1280x1024 16 million colors
+ 65,536 or flcholors is? also equivalent to 15-bit high color while 16 million or
15M colors is equivalent to 52—bit true Color.
+ You can use the  + 43> hot-key to switch the display between LCD
only, CRTonIy, or both LCD and CRTdisp/ay.
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