Fujitsu Technology Solutions MOB80001 User Manual 8

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For FCC statement please refer to user manual page 5.
SIEMENS
NIXDORF
Stamens Nixdorf lnformationssysteme AG
Personal Computer Scenic Mobile 500
FCC Identlﬁer:
useunmnnm
Date: Jul 08, 1998
Page:
117/117
Operating Manual
Mobile 800
A26391-K82-Z100-1 -7619
Mobile 800
Operating Manual
May 1998 edition
DPMS and VESA are registered trademarks of Vldeo Electronics Standards Association.
Intel is a registered trademark Pentium is trademark or lntel Corporation, USA
Microsoﬂ, MSt MS—DOS, Windows and Windows NT are Trademarks 01 Microsoﬂ Corporation
05/2 and P512 are registered trademarks Of International Business Machines. Inc.
All other trademarks reterenced are trademarks or registered trademarks at their respective owners,
whose protected rights are acknowledged
Copyright © Siemens ledor' Informallonssysleme AG 1998
All rights, lncluding rights of translation. reproduction by printing, copying or similar methods, even at
parts are reserved
Ollenders will be liable tor damages.
All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration ci a utility model or design, are
reserved
Delivery subject to availability. Right at technical moditrcation reserved,
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|ntroductlon
innovative tecnnology and ergonomic design make tnis notebook the ideal user-friendly and reliable
travel companion. The removable keyboard now provides even more ﬂexibility in the use at your
notebook. Your operating syslem is pre>lristalled on the hard disk to lacilitate the pmcsdura when
you use your notebook rorttie tirst time,
The energy-saving processor and the energysaving functions mat can be conﬁgured allow you to
use the battery capacity at your notebook efiectiveiy. By using an additional battery instead oi the
disk drive, you Can double the notebook's mobile operation llme
Your notebook has 32 - 256 MB ol main memory installed. depending on the upgrade level. Data is
savsd on an EnhancetHDE hard disk driver Your notebook is also equipped with a 3 1/2' ﬂoppy disk
drive and a CD-ROM drive in addition. your notebook can be equipped wrin a DVD drive or with a
2" Dr 3'4 hard disk drive, Two PC card slots lCardBus nr PCMC|A) enable simullaneous operation of
two Type llIl/III PC cards (a maximum oi one Type III and Type li each).
For mouse control the notebook provides a touchpad, A double-touch directly on the touchpad is all
triat is needed, lor example, to open on application,
Your notebook nas connectors k)! external devlces suoh as, e g. enema] monitor, telsvlSlorl, printer
and mouse The parallel porl (which supports ECP and EFF modes) is designed to accommodate
bidirectional data iransier You can connect peripherals sucri as, e. g. scanner, ioudspeakers,
gamepads, keyboard or mouse via the USB interface. The notebook disposes ol 3 inirﬂrsd lnisr'aue
icr wireless data transfer. in addition, ine notebook has a connection port tor a OuickPort 3
An audio controller, twp loudspeakers. a microphone and an audio input and output provide your
notebook with an audio Capablllly. You can also connect an external microphone. extemal
loudspeakers, a ioystick or MIDI devices.
We system settings at the notebook can be coniigured via the user-lriendty mos Setup program.
Certain system settings (eg. screen display, power-management iunciions) can be moditied via
various key combinations while you are using the notebook,
Your notebook has a number or security features to ensure that no unauthorized persons can
access your data. As a result, access to your notebook is protected with a cnipcard reader. The
security lunclluns in the Rio: Sell/p also allow you to protect your data by means ol passwords.
This Operating Manual tells you how to put your notebook into operation and how to operate it in
daily use.
Further information on this nolebook is pmvlded
' in the "Saiely Notes" manual which is included with your notebook
- in the documentation at your operating system
C on (he SCENIC Mobils CD “Drivers Br Utilities"
in the inlormation tiles (e. g. r TXT, * WRI, * Doc, * Hm)
on tne lnternet under mm riiryrult'ldm'ert'd
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Introduction Nolalional conventions
Notational conventions
The meanings ol ins symbols and toms used in this manual are as lallows:
Pay particular attention to texts marked with this symbol. Failure lo observe lhis warning
endangers your life, destroys the notebook, or may lead to loss of data,
This symbol is lullowed by supplementary inlormationi remarks and tips.
> Texts which lollow lhls symbol describe aclivilies (hat must be performed in the order shown.
Tau; m iliiht \' lndlcale commands or menu item
"Quotation marks" lndlcale names 0! chapleis and Ierrns lhal are being emphasized
Installing an ergonomic video workstation
Before you set up your equipment you should select a suitable position for working at the monitor
Please ooserve the tollowmg advices when installing a Vldeo workstation
eogeoteesx Egg 9 E
p ignore DSlesElME
teacmng sector reachtng senor
sou rrirrr eon mm
Avoid direct and ieﬂecled glare Avoid glare from electric Position the keyboard where it
lighting. is easiest to reach.
prerereble viewing sector
/ i“ a
3,330”
permissible 65“ approx. 90°
viewing sector i and \
permissible Viewing sector more A
Position the monitor 101 optimum vieWing. Tris Remember to maintain correct posture
viewing distance to the monitor should be
approximalely 50 cm.
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Important notes
in this chapter you will ﬁnd inlermation regarding salety which it is essential to take note or when
working with your notebook The manutaeturer's notes oontain helpful information on your notebook.
This chaptef also Conlalns information on the licenses like CE certiﬁcate and RFI suppression of the
notebook.
Safety
2 Pay attention to the inlolmatlon pravided In the manual “Safety Notes".
- During installation and betore operating the device, observe the instructions on environmental
conditions in the chapter entitled "Techliicalﬁ' as well as the instructions in the chapter
"Preuasrattsmfyz use and speculum“.
- When cleaning the device. observe the relevant notes in the paragraph ‘ leaning the
l‘ctebms“.
- Keep this Operating Manual together with your deyice. it you pass on the device to third
parties, you should also pass on this manual.
Notes on installing and remov g boards
Only qualiﬁed technicians may repair the device. Unauthorized opening or incorrect
repair rnay greatly endanger the user telectnc shock. lire risk).
Boards with eieetrostetie sensitive devices (ESD) may be identiﬁed by labels.
When you handle boards ﬁtted with ESDs. you must observe the following points under all
circumstances
- You must always discharge yoursell (9.9. by touching a grounded ooyectl betore working.
0 The equipment and tools you use must be tree at static charges.
- Only plug in or pullout boards tn the deerierglzed state
. Always hold boards with 5505 by their edges
0 Never touch pins cll conductors on boards titted with ESDS.
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Important notes Manufacturer‘s notes
Manufacturer's notes
Energy saving
Make use ol the device‘s power management leetures (see "P
- it you will not be using your notebook, swrtch it otl.
- The notebook uses less power when the power management teatures are enabled You will
then be able to work for longer betore having to recharge the battery.
non for use and operation")
Energy saving under Windows 95
ll a monitor with energy saying leatures is connected to your notebook, you can use the st rm Sum
tab to set the energy saving features or the monitor, Select the tollowing item in the start menu:
SPlrtrtyt , Clillllﬂl Panel - Dir/rlai- , niipriri Pro/terrier - Sr reeii Saver , Erierinxuviiig bit/um irrtruriiirur.
You can set additional energy saving runctions in the sum ~ Xrlllligi , Swill" (tr/11min Energy -
Errertdul menu.
Disposal and recycling
This device has been manulectured to the greatest possible degree lroin materials which can be
recycled or disposed or in a manner that is not environmentally damaging. The device is tairen back
after use, so that it can be recycled provided that it is returned in a condition which is the resull or
normal use. Any components not recuperaled will be disposed at in an environmentally acceptable
manner.
For devtees marked with this symbol Siemens Nixdorr
lnlorniationseysteme AG ism) otters a guarantee loras months
with a Bring-in-Service. The guarantee stains on the day oi
delivery (sale date) by SNI or an SNI partner.
We herewith declare that it will be possible to repair any deVlce
marked with the Eco-label for at least 5 years alter production 01 that
device has disccnlinued,
lnlornretion on power management and energy saving mode can be
lound in cnapler- hnical dale".
Do not throw Iitﬂium batteries or accumulators lnto the trashcﬂnl They must be disposed at in
accordance with local regulations concerning speCiaI waste.
it you have any questions on disposal. please contact your local ofﬁce, our senrice department, or.
direclly:
Siemens Nixdor' Inlermationssysteme AG
Recycling Center
033094 Padsrbnrn
Tel' 49 5251 818013
Fax“ 495251818015
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CE cemlicate Important notes
CE certificate
The shipped version ol this device complies with the requlremems ol the EEC directives
c E SD/SSG/EEC 'Eleclromagrieiic compatibility“ and 73/23/EEC "Low voltage directive'
FCC Class B Compliance Statement
If there is an FCC statement on the device. men:
The laiIDwing statemenl applies to me products covered In this manuai. unless othemise specified
herein. The statement lor other products wrll appear in the accompanying documentation.
NOTE:
This equipmenl has been lested and lound to comply with the limits for a “Class 5” digital device,
pursuant 10 Pan 15 of the FCC rules and meets ail requirements of the Canadian Interference»
Causing Eeuipmem Regulations These iimi’is are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interlerencs in a residentiai instaliaticn. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio lrequency energy and. it not instalied and used in strict accordance witn the instructions, may
cause harmiul inlerlerence to radio communications; Howeverr there is no guaranlee that
inlerlerence will not occur In a panlcular Inslailallon, ll this equipment dues cause harmlul
interierence to radio or television reception, which can be determiner! by turning the equipment on
and on, ins user Is encouraged to try 10 correct the interierenoe by one or more oi the ioiiowing
measures
- Hecrient or reincale the receiving antenna
- increase the separation between equipmenl and the receiver,
I Connect lhe equipmenl into an auliet on a circuit different lrom Ihat lo which the receiver is
connected.
- Consuii the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician lcr help.
Siemens Nixderi Informalionssysieme AG is not responsible for any radio or television inter'erence
caused by unauthorized modiiicali'ons oi this equipment or the substitution or anechmenl oi
connecting cabies and equipment other than those speciﬁed by Siemens Nixdon
iniarmaironssysieme AG. The carrection or inlerlerences caused by such unauthnrized modiﬁcation,
substitution or attachmenl Will be the responsibility ol the user.
The use of snieided iio cabies is required when connecting this equipment to any and all uplionai
peripheral or hosl devices Failure to do so may violate FCC rules.
Important notes Power cord seiectron
Power cord selection
The power com 101 this unii nas been packed
sepaieieiy and has been seiscted according
to the country or destination. It must be used
to prevent eleeme shock. Use the following
guidehnss w n is necessary to repiace me
miginai cord set
The female recspﬂcls at the cord set must
meet GEE—22 requirements isee Figure I).
Flgure |
For the United States and Canada
Use a UL iisled and CSA Iabslad cord set consisting of a three conductor Cord with a maximum
length oi 15 feet.
FD! units whlch stand on a desk or tame, type SVT or SJT cord sets shail be used,
For units which shand on ﬂoor, only sur rype cord sets shall be used.
The cord set must be selected according to the current rating for your unii Pieasa consult Tabla A
for the Selechon crlierla lor power Cords used In the United Siales and Canada
Maximum Current
Rating of Unil
10Amps
12Amps
12Am-s
10Amps
12Am-s
use a parallei made, grounding type attachment piug rated «5 A, 125 v (Figure 2)
Table A:
Cord Type
onducturs
in card
SJT
For units set at 115 V:
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Powercord selection Important notes
For unils set at 230 v (domestic use):
use a tandem blade, groundlrlg type anaehmenl plug rated is A, 250 v (Flgule 3),
Figure 2 Figure 3
For units set at 230 V (outside oi the United States and Canada):
use a card set ccnslsting oi a minimum Awe according in Table A and a grounding type anacnmanl
plug raled 15 A, 250 v. The card set should have me apprepnale safety approvals lor the counlry in
which the squipmsnl will be rnslalled and should be marked HAR
For the United Kingdom
snuuld me plug on the llexrble com nut in ul lne lype lor your socket outlets. do not use an adapter
but remove the plug 1mm the 00rd and discard. Carefully prepare the end oi me supply cord and iii a
sultable plugv
WARNING
THls APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED
IMPORTANT
The wires in Ihls mains lead are coloured in acccrdancs with the lollowing code:
Green and Yellow Earth
Blue: Neuiral
Brown: Live
As the colours ol the wires in the mains lead at inis appliance may ndl correspond wrln the coloured
markmgs ldentllylng the terminals in your plug‘ proceed as iollews‘
l The wire Whlch is coloured Green and Yellow must be Donnected lo lhe tetmlnal in the plug
which is marked With the lane! E 01 by the eanh symbol or coloured Glee" Dr Green and
Yellow.
' The wlre which is Doluured Blue must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the
letter N or coloured Black.
D The wire which is coloured Brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the
letter L or caloured Red,
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Important notes On the move with the notebook
On the move with the notebook
Please observe the points listed below when transporting your notebook
Transporting the notebook
- Do not carry the notebook by its open screen or by an empty slot.
- Switch the notebook ori ano close the covers torthe pens.
. Remove all data carriers (ego ﬂoppy disk CD) lrorn tho orives.
0 Always use the bag supplieo when transponing the notebook
it it needs to be shipped use the original packaging or other suitable packaging to pmlect it
from damage through mishandling
o Yhe carrying bag provided protects against dust, but offers no protection against jolts or
impacts.
Protect me notebook 1mm severe shocks and extreme temperatures (e.g,. direﬂ sunlight in a
cal),
actore starting the journey
- Copy important data lrom the hard disk to a ﬂoppy disk.
. Remove all data carriers (e g ﬂoppy disk, col lrom the drives.
- it you wish to use your notebook during a llight. check ﬁrst with the tight attendants it it is
permissible to do so,
- it you are travelling abroad, ensure that the power adapter can be operated on the local line
voltage it this is not the case, obtain the appropriate power adapter for your notebook
Do not use any other voltage converterl
Cleaning the notebook
Switch the notebook oil and pull the power plug of the power adapter out at the power
4 i 5 socket.
Do not clean any interior pans yourselfr leave this job to a service technician
Do not use any cleaning agents that contain abrasives or may corrode plastic
Ensure that no liouirl enters the notebook.
Wipe the casing with a dry cloth it particularly dirty, use a cloth which has been moistened In mi|d
domestic detergent and than careluily wrung out
To clean the keyboard and the touchpad. you can use oisinlectant wipes.
Wipe the monitor casing with a soft. moistened cloth.
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Prepara “on for use and operation
C Pay attention to the chapter 'lmportant notes".
You must charge the battery and install the application programs belore you can work with the
notebook The operating system and required drivers are preirlstalted.
When used away lrorn a well power outlet, tne notebook runs on its bulltrln battery. You can
increase battery tile by enabling Its power management teatures.
it you use the notebook in a normal oltioe situation, you run it oft the mains with tne eio ol the power
adapter. or in a QuickPon s.
Pieter to the onapter on 'Cur~vlft<;tillg oklerna
devices (eg. mouse, printer) to the notebook.
' is' let instructions on how to connect external
Unpacking and checking the delivery
Unpack all the individual parts.
Check the delivery tor damage incurreo ouring transport.
Check whether the oelivery agrees with the details in the delivery note
Check whether all necessary details have been entered on the lirst page ol the guarantee
coupon booklet
Should you dlscover that the delivery does not correspond to the dellvery note. notify your local
sales olllce immediately
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Do not discard the Driglnal packing material oi the devlces. Keep it For future
transportation oi the drive.
Choosing where to set up your notebook
Select a suitable location tor the notebook betore setting It upr Beat the Following points ln mmd
when looking for a location.
. We recommend that you place your notebook on a surleoo with good antlrslip qualities in view
oltne multitude ol ortlerent tinishes and varnisnee used on lurniture, it IS possible tnat the
rubber leet ol tne devices will mark the surface they stand on
C Do not expose the notebook to extreme environmental Condiliurls. Protect it 1mm dusl‘ humidle
and heat.
- Keep other objects 100 mm clear at the notebook and its power adapter to ensure adequate
ventilation The space between the notebooks lee! must be clear. Do not place it on a soft
surface (e.g.i a carpet or soft fumishings). Do not cover the ventilation slots in the notebook
and the power adapter.
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Preparation for use and operation Preparing the notebook for use
- The power adamsr musi be at |easl 200 mm away 1mm me norepook |r must be freestanorng
and may not be covered. be no\ siand me power adapter on healrsensiiive matevial.
- For wrreress oere Iransfer you must anon the noisbook's mirared lnleriace with mar oi the
penner device (so PC). The devices mus1not be more men one meter apart
Preparing the notebook for use
The supphed power cord Comavms (a me requrrernenrs or me country in whron you
purchased your notebook Make sure mar rne power came rs approved Our use in \he
country in which you rnrend to use it
The notebook and Ihe power adapter should be or least 200 mm apart Keep emeropyeme
100 mm clear 0! me notebaok and ire power sooner,
Dcv noi cover the Veniﬂa‘lon slots in (he noisbook and the power adapter.
P Place (he Hoist-00k on a level, swore Sudacs
> Plug we DO ourpur connector on me power adapter lnlu me DC input oonnecior (DC IN) on me
notebook (r)
> Connect me AC power cable to ﬁre power adapter (2).
> Plug one power come mm the power cortex (3)
1see'Chalgrng {19,thandmarﬂtarmngihe "nthQK battery-y
B You can aiso make your nuiebook opsrallonai by conneclmg n m the optronal car adapler
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Preparing the notebook tor use Preparation for use and operation
Opening the notebook
7 Press the release button H) and untold the display upwards (2L
Removable infrared keyboard
The removable infrared keyboard now provides even more tlexibiiity In the use 0! your notebook.
You can lrft the keyboard 0“ the notebook and oparata it rn tram ot the notebook. The oonnsction
between the keyboard and the notebook is then via the ln'rared intertaca on the back at the
keyboard and On the Front of ms notebockr as with a remote contra! unit. To operate the keyboard
Separately trom the notebook, the Dansry in the keyboard musl be charged.
Charge me battery betore initial use. The battery m me keyboard IS autumatlcaily charged
when the notebook is connected to ma mains supply and the keyboard is instalied.
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Preparation for use and operation Preparing Ihe notebook for use
Installing keyboard buttery
> Swrrch c" the notebook.
Push the rocking srida lorward (1).
ert the keyboard at the rear (2) and ray down the keyboard (3)
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Press the two labs m the dream" or the arrow (r ).
Llll the Dover and pull It m the dlrecllon 01 Ihe arrow 12) "cm the keyboard
2 Use omy the keyboard battery at the manutecturer.
The keyboard battery may unry be charged with charging units approved by the
manufacturer tor me notebook.
It you do not use the device lot longer periods. remove the battery from the keyboard.
store the battery in a com' dry place.
The keyboard battery must not be:
Shoﬂ-Dircuited
thrown rnlc tire or heat
thrown mto water
exposed to rain or morsture
opened
roeded meehanrceuy or damage
> Prug in the plug of the keyboard benery
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Preparing the notebook tor use Preparation for use and operation
> Lay in me keyboard battery
> Close the cover.
> Place the keyboard tn the tags on the notebook (I) and press “19 keyboard into the bracket
Drowned unﬂl rl is talk to engage (2).
Connecting infrared keyboard with cable
The infrared keyboard can be connected to the notebook or PC with an optional cab‘e. Thrs enables
the keyboard and (he (ouohpad (0 be used in the accustomed manner,
> Plug the round plug marked with the keyboard symbol into me keyboard connecrron and the
second round plug rnto tne mouse connection or the Per
e Plug the two square plugs into the hack ct the infrared keyboard.
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Preparation for use and operation Switching on the notebook
Switching on the notebook
> Press lhe release button (1) and unlole the dlsplay upwards (z),
> Press lhe ON/OFF swltch (3) for roughly one second.
2 You must not swilch O" or Warm-boot your notebook durlrlg ﬁrsHlme lnstullﬂllun .
When you switch on your holeoook lor the llrst llrne lhe supplied software ls set up and
conﬁgured. Please follow the instrumions on the screen,
it you want to partition your hard disk, please reler le chapter "Reslnllllg lne haro rim
crmlzzulsllmjerwirldar 95-
ll you have assigned a password. you must enter this when requested lo do so, in order
to start the operating system.
Once you have installed the operating system and have generally lamiliarlzeo yoursell
With the notebook you should perlorm the battery learning cycle (see "i oammo ycle for
'lCl€lb(>OKllaﬂejlr_e').
i—i-
Inlormation lor Wlndows 95 and Wlndows NT
The license number lor Windows 95 or Windows NT is primed on the trout cover ol the
Windows 95/th’ld0w5 NT manual supplied.
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Switching off the notebook Preparation lor use and operation
Switching off the notebook
v Shut down the operating system properiy. ii Windows 95 is inslailed on your notebook, the
system is shui down and the notebook is swuchsd o". lithe notebook is not switched o"
suiomaticaiiy, press the ON/OFF switch (1 i ipr approx. iour seconds If the Onion switch is
only pressed ier approx one second or the monitor is ioided ciosed, Ihe notebook swilches into
me Suspend mode (see Section ‘Suspend mode-i
> Cioss the display at the noreboox (2) so that it is felt to lock into place centered.
Indicators and input devices
= Dispiayiield a: Battery operation/charging indicator
2 Tauchpad wiih louchpad bunons A : Power-on indicalor
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Preparation for use and operalion Indicators and input devices
play field
Symbols and texts in the display ﬁeld indtoate the operating state at the notebook The meanlng ol
the symbols and texts are as tollows:
ftaEazlElar. ﬁﬁaﬁéﬂgeéﬁﬁﬁntﬁtw
The left battery is Installed. When the symbol lleshes, the leﬂ battery is dratned or
L C detective (tor measures, see "charglng. mung tor and maintalnlllg the notebook
bat'tary')
.— The right battery ts insmlled When the symbol ﬂashes the right battery is dratned
_ R or detective (tor measures. see wharelrtg, caritsg . 5: may tvtihgthe nsiabook
battery“).
Indlcstes the apprpxlmele operatlng llme oi the lnslelled battery ln percent.
lndtcales the approxlmate npetahng Ilma ol the lnstalled battery tn hours and
mtnutes.
The arrow shows whether the battery is belng charged or dratned.
The notebook is connected to an external power source (eg. via the power
adapter).
The notebook is switched to suspend mode.
The tloppy disk in the ﬂoppy disk dnve ts belng aeoessed You must not remove the
lloppy disk when this symbol is visible
A drive (herd dtsk drive, CD-HOM dnve, DVD drive or ztp dnve) is being accessed.
When thls symbol appears. do not remove the data carrier lrom the drive
CapsLK All the characters you type appear as uppercase. In the case 07 overlay keys. the
character on the upper lelt on the ksycap appears when that key ls pressed. The
CapsLock indleator appears when you press the 0 key.
ScrLK The scnou. LOCK key has been pressed. The efleet thts key has varies lrom
program to program.
NumLK The Dad Num key has been pressed. ll PedLK is also vlslble In the tunetton
display, the blue numbers on the lower right on keys in the integrated numerlo
keypad are enabled.
new The key combination W + Pad Num has been pressed. This enables the blue
edittng functions on the upper nght on keys in the tntegrated numeric keypad.
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Indicators and input devices Preparation for use and operation
f'\ The infrared connemion between the removable keyboard and the notebook is
Ifﬁ switched on When this symbol flashes, the inrrared cohhech’oh is not suﬂlClent.
Check lhe position or the removable keyboard relative to the notebook (see
"Remove liﬂMeyboéﬂQ't
m The “long-distance" lﬂlrared connection between the removable keyboard and the
notebook is swttchao on.
_!
The remaining charge at the battery in the removable keyboard is nol sufﬁcient tor
an intrared connection to the notebook When this symbol Hashes, install the
removable keyboard in the notebook. The battery is only charger! when the
notebook ls operating in the mains mode.
M The built-in loudspeakers are disabled.
The chipcard reader is active.
Touchpad and Touchpad Keys
Make sure that the touchpad does not come into oontact wi|h dlft. liquids or grease.
Do not touch the touchpad it your ﬁngers are dirty.
Do not rest heavy objects le.g., books) on the touchped or the touchpao bultons,
The touchpad enables you to move the mouse pointer on the screen. If, tor example, you move one
finger to the left overtho touohpad, the mouse pointer also moves to the left
A brie! tap with the linger on the touchpad has the same ellect as clicking with the tart mouse
button A briel “double-tap" with the ﬁnger on the touchpad has the same eftem as double-clicking
With the teﬁ mouse buttDrl.
The ten and right muchpad buttons have the same tunctions as the Iett and right mouse buttons
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Preparation for use and operation Indicators and input devices
Keyboard
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The loHowing description 01 the Keys applies tor me Windows 95 operaﬁng system. Addmonal key
funcmns are descnbed m the appncauon program manuar.
The ﬁgure below shows huw ﬁo access (he dl'ferem Characters and edilmg |uncli0ns on keys with
overlaid lunclions‘
The keystrokes shown in me example only work if CapsLK, NumLK, and PadLK have not been
enabled (i e. they are not visime m the display ﬁeld).
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Indicators and input deVices Preparation for use and operation
Backspace key
The Backspace key deletes the character to the ielt or the cursor.
Tab key
The Tab key moves the curser to the next tab stop.
Enter key (return, enter. Ilne teed, carriage return)
The enter key terminates a command line The command you have entered IS
executed when you press Enter.
caps Lock key
The Caps Lock key activates uppercase mode (CapsLK is shown in the display
field). The Caps Lock lunctien causes all the characters you type to appear as
uppercase In the case or overlay keys, the character on the upper lelt on the
keycap appears when that key is pressed.
To cancel the Caps Lock iuncticn, simply press the Caps Lock key again.
Shift key
The snitt key causes uppercase characters to appear in the case or overlay keys,
the character on the upper left on the keyoap appears when that key is pressed.
Alt Gr key
The Art Gr key cause
(e.g in the case or the
PH
The Fn key enabies the special runctrons indicated In blue on overlay keys (see
"Key combinations"),
it the external keyboard does not leature a Fn key. yuu can simultaneously press
the Ctrl + All keys instead
Cursor keys
The cursor keys move the Dursor in the direction 01 the arrow, i e, up, down. left. Or
right.
e characters in the lower middle ol the keycep to appear
ey).
we Pad Num key
When the numeric keypad ls enabled (PadLK is vistble in the dispiay ﬁeld), the
Pad Num key causes this set at keys to produce numbers (NumLK appears in
the display tiaid). Pressing them produces the blue characters shown on the bottom
right on the keycaps
”M key temporarily suspends display output. Output wttl resume when
press any other key
Start key
a invokes the START menu at Windows 95.
Menu key
S The Menu key invokes the menu tor the marked item (Windows 95)
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Preparation lor use and operation Indicators and input devices
Numeric keypad
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i = Characters enabled when neither PadLK, I'lO' NumLK are visible in the display lield.
2 : Characters enabled when PadLK and NumLK are visible in the display lisld.
The key i:pad Num enables and disables the integrated numeric keypad ll lhe numeric keypad is
enabled (NumLK is shown in the dispiay ﬁeld) and you hold the Fn key down, you can output the
characters printed in blue at the right bottom ol the keys.
When the numeric keypad is enaoied (NumLK I5 VISIDIE in lhe dispiay field) pressing lhe key
Combination Fn t Pad Numl enpoles and uisaoles the numeric entry in the integraled numeric
keypad. it numeric entry is enabled (NumLK and PadLK are shown in the display held) the blue
characters at the bottom right ol the keys are elteolive.
ll the numeric keypad and numeric entry are both enabled (NumLK and PadLK are shown in the
display ﬁeld), you can also output standard characters with the numeric keypad. ll you press and
hold the key Fn , Irie keys will produce lowercase Ieﬂers and numbers indicated on the lower lelt a!
the ksycapst If you press and hoid the key combination Fn 4 Shirt, the keys wril produce
uppercase letters and the characters indicated on the upper leh oi the keyceps.
Key combination
The loliowing description ol key combinations applies to the Windows 95 operating system some ol
the key combinations may not be available in other operating systems and with other device drivers.
other key combinations are described in the relevant manuals supplied with your application
programs
You enter key combinations as lollows
> Press and hold the lirsl key in the combinalion,
> While keeping the ﬁrst key prasssdi press the other key or keys in the combination
the ctrl + All keys instead,
IE lithe external keyboard does not lealure a Fn key, you can simultaneously press
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Indicators and input devices
Preparation for use and operation
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Switching monitor on/oft
This key combination switches your notebooks display on and ott. Doing so
does not ahect any running programs
Enabling standby mode
This key combination eriables Standby mode. You can cancel standby mode
by pressing any key
Enabling Suspend mode
This key combination switches the Suspend mode on (see Section "ﬂew
mode '). When you switch the notebook on again. it returns to the same place
you were in the program that was running When you switched to Suspend
mode.
Reducing CPU speed
This key combination reduces the CPU speed by 50 %.
Switching the loudspeaker cn/nil
This key combination switches your notebook's integrated loudspeaker on and
on.
Increasing the volume
This key combination raises the volume at the integrated loudspeaker.
Reducing the volume
This key combination decreases the volume oi the integrated loudspeaker
switching over battery indicator
This key combination switches the battery indicator in the display lield between
battery capacity in %, as time (notebook Wi|| still run xxuot hours) or the battery
charge level display.
Switching TV out onloﬂ
This key combination swrtches me video output (TV out) on or all.
Switching between internal and external display
Il an external display Is connected to your notebcnk. you can switch to it With
this key combination. You can opt to use:
- iust the notebooks internal display
- lust the external display
- both the internal and the extemal display
- just the television
Increasing the display brightness
This key combination increases the brightness or the display.
Reducing the display brightness
This key combination reduces the brightness oi the display.
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Preparation tor use and operation The notebook battery
The notebook battery
The notebook is titted with a battery (thhlum ion battery) that provides it with power during mobile
use You can increase battery lile by enabling its power management leetures
in addition to the notebook standard battery. you can also use a second notebook battery. By using
both notebook batteries, you can double the notebooks mobile operation time.
The notebook battery charge is indicated by the battery symbol in the display tleld (see the section
'lndtcatots and input aejglcg't When you switch on the notebook, it takes a law seconds before the
battery status is displayed
The bohery will test ior roughly 500 charge/discharge cycles.
battery learning cycle (see chapter "Learn N1 cysts Jo Legroom ‘ie iES')
_ To utilize the optimum charging capacity ol the bahery. you should regularly oeriorm the
Charging, caring for and maintaining the notebook battery
é Only use notebook batteries designed tor the this notebook
The notebook battery can only be charged. when the ambient temperature is between 5°C and
max. 40”C.
The notebook battery charge is indlcated by the battery symbol in the display ﬁeld
A notebook battery is lully charged in approximatelythree hours it the notebook is switched on. Alter
halt the charging time, the battery has already reached a 70 “A: charge level. A notebook battery is
lully charged in approximately titre hours it the notebook is switched on, it the notebook is titled with
two notebook batteries, charging will take twice as long. The notebook batteries are charged
successively The battery which was connected ﬁrst is charged lirst.
The notebook battery can be charged by:
0 connecting the notebook to the power adapter
0 connecting the notebook to the car adapter
- connecting the notebook to the OuickPort S
Beiote a notebook battery is used lor the first time, the battery learning cycle should be perlorrned
(see also the section - cog t ietebook batte W).
Work in the battery mode until an acoustic warning signal indicates the need tot charging, The
notebook battery should not be charged belore this point
ll you do not use the nclebcok batteries tor longer periods. remove them Irorn the
l notebook. NSVEr store the notebook batterles in the unit.
Notebook batteries are to be stored in a charged stats of approximately 50% (two bars in the battery
status indicator) over a long period oi time (longer than two months). After six months, at the latest.
you should run a learning cycle with the batteries again. It you store the batteries up to two months,
the charge status oi the batteries must be approximately air/e (one bar in the battery status
indicatorit The notebook batteries should be Stored in a dry environment in temperatures between
+10“C and +290.
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The notebook battery Preparation for use and operation
Connecﬂng the power adapler
The supplied power cord conforms lo the requirements or the country in whrch you
purchased your notebook. Make sure that the power cable is appmvsd for use in the
country in which you intend to use it.
The notebook and the poweradapter should be at least zoo rnrn apan. Keep other
obrects 100 mm clear ol the notebook and its power adapter Do not cover the ventilation
slots ln lhe notebook and the power adapter.
Do not stand the power adapter on heat'sehsltive material.
The power adapters AC cord may only be connected to a wait outlet it the notebook is
connected to the power adapter.
Switch 0" the notebook.
Place the notebook err 21 |eve|. stable surtace.
install the battery.
> Plug the DC output connedor on the power adapter into the DC input connector (DC W) on the
notebook (1).
> Connect the AC power cable to the power adapter (2).
v Plug the power cable into the power outlet (3).
The power adapter trrdlcalor lights up After a few seconds the notebooks BATTERY lndlcalar
(a) lights up The battery charges.
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Preparation for use and operation The notebook battery
Connecting the car adapter
You can use Ihe car adapter to charge your notebooks battery ll the car hes a lzv electrical
system,
> Switch 0" the notebook.
P Place the notebook on a levell stable sur'acev
P Inslall Ihe nclebock baﬂery.
> Plug the DC eutput connector on the car adapter into the DC rnput connector (DC IN) on the
notebook m
> Slan the cars engine
the Car's engine while me cal adapts! Is Connected to the car‘s elecmcal system,
Do not stand the Cal adapter on healrsensmive material. When in operation, the car
adapter must be nee-standing and may rlol be covered.
Keep other objects WOO mm clear o' the notebook. Do not cover me venillaﬁon slots in
ms notebook.
C You should only use the car adapter while the car's engine is running You must not start
> Plug the cal adaptors input connector into the car's clgarsns lrghter (2)
After a few secarlds the battery operation/ehargrng lndicalor on the front otthe no1ebook glows
The nolebook banary ls oerng recharged.
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The notebook battery Preparation lor use and operation
Learning cycle for notebook batteries
Your notebook battery contains electronics which continuously munllurs the notebook battery
charging level and displays the current charglng level. To compensate measunng errors ot the
electronics, and because the chemical properties of the battery change over time, the electronics
must be recallbratad regularly. This calibration is carried out With the battery learning cycle With the
battery teaming cycle, you ensure that the maximum battery capacity can always be used. During
the learning cycle a oetined charging cycle is carried out.
The notebook battery learning cycle lasts between tour and six hours (please never abort the
learning cycle).
the lettdme hi tile on the Butlen- Ttltll Dtskeli‘e. an the Dru-Nd Ultlmu Mobile CD provided
II] The description ol how to carry out the team cycle lor notebook batteries is contained in
or on the internet under ll lt‘lt' Sill-plldE/drn'eﬂd
Installing and removing notebook batteries and drives
The design ol your notebook enables the flexible use at notebook batteries and drives For example.
the notebook batteries and drives can » with the exception ot the CD drive and the DVD drive - be
operated on both the lett and on the right slot. The CD-ROM drive and the DVD drive can only be
operated in the right slot.
The following modules are altered tor your notebook:
0 Notebook battery
Floppy disk drive (maximum or one ﬂoppy disk drive)
CDVROM Drive (only lor the righl slot)
DVD drive (only tor the right slot)
second/third hard disk drive
Zip drive
Only use modules designed tor your notebook
z A 5 Do not use lorce when installing or removing the module
Make sure that no toreign Dbtecls enter the slots
> aelore removing a notebook battery-
svvitch oil the notebook. You can leave the notebook on provided the notebook battery in the
left slot is not the notebooks only power source.
5 Place the notebook on a level sultaca
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Preparation for use and operalion The notebook battery
drive ,s being accessed),
Dwsk drives can also be removed or installed while in operaﬁon (hm not when the disk
Removing notabuok battery/drive
P Push Ihe release slide on the underside of [he notebook inward (1)
> Fun ‘he module out of the 5k“ (2).
Installan notebook balwryldrivl
> Place the modme m the SM wilh |hs connection contacts first and the sticker iacing upward.
it THE CD-HOM drive and DVD drive can an‘y be opsrated in ms righl slot
> Push the module inm the slot unm you deal it locking inm place
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Working with floppy disks Preparation for use and operation
Working with floppy disks
2 Follow the instructions supplied lay the vendor or the lloppy disks.
Never clean the ﬂoppy disk drives Witn cleaning disks, Even just one attempt would
destroy the read/write head in the disk drive Wl\hlrl 20 seconds.
i = insertion direction 5 : Eject button tor inserted ﬂoppy disks
2 = Labei area a Floppy disk is write protected
3 = Write protectionist: tor a 720 Koyte or a 7 Floppy disk is not write-protected
1,44 Mbyts ﬂoppy disk
4 : ldentilieetion or a it“ Mbyte floppy disk or
write protect tab on a 120 Mbyte lieppy disk
> To insert a ﬂoppy disk‘ push it into the drive in the insertion direction (t) until it engages. The
label should be lacing upward.
> To remove the lloppy diskl press the elect button (5).
The write-protect slider enables you to protect the data on the ﬂoppy disk horn inadvertent
overwriting or deletion.
> To protect the data on the ﬂoppy disk lrorri being overwritten, push the write-protect slider to
position la). The tioie is now visible
> To remove write protection push the slider to position (7). The hole is now covered
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Preparation for use and operationOperating the CD—HOM drive and the DVD drive
Operating the CD—ROM drive and the DVD drive
LASER CLASS 1 (LUOKAN i LASERLAITEr KLASS | LASER APPARAT). and mustnoi
if Thls devlce Conialns a lighi-emmmg dlodet classllied according in IEC 8257111993:
be opened.
Avoid touching the sunace oi a CD. Handle CDs only by their edges!
Always store ODS/DVDS in their casesr You avoid dust conmminaiion, Scmkﬂiasv
bending or other damage
Proiect your CDs/DVDs from dust, mechanical vibration and direct suniighll
Avoid storing a CID/DVD in areas subject to high temperatures or humidity
You may use both a-cm and iz-cm CD5.
When using CDleVDs oi minor quality vibrations and reading errors may occur
i: Fower—onmdicaior 3: Opening for manual election
2: lnsen/Eiecibuilon
Power-on indicator
The powerron indicator (i l ilashes when a CD/DVD is insened. It goes out when the drive is ready
ior reading. it lights up when the drive is accessed
Ii me power-on indicator does not go out nicer the CD/DVD is inserted, and continues to
flash, me CD/DVD is probably damaged or duty.
ii 1he rnseneo CD/DVD vibrates and/or reading errors occur, ihen it may be pcssibls to
eliminate the vibrailons or reading errors by reducing the rotating speed Press the
Insen/Eieci Dunon for roughly iwo seconds. Reducing me rotating speed also saves
power.
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Operating the CD-ROM drive and the DVD drivePreparalion for use and operatim
Inserting or "moving a CDIDVD
The notebook must be swwtched on
> Press the Insen/Ejact nunan lor roughly ons second.
The CD/DVD (ray opens
> Full ma cD/DVD tray compwacewy out.
> Place Ihe CD/DVD In me CD/DVD [my thh (he ‘abeled side iacmg upwards, and carefully push
the (DD/DVD inlo the mount or remove an inserted CD/DVDo
> Fush me CD/DVD (ray in until you feel it lockmg vnlo mace.
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Preparation for use and operation Operating the Zip drive
Manual removal (emergency removal)
In me event or a power larlure or damage lo the drrve ll may be necessary lo manually remove the
CD/DVD,
> Swilch o" the notebook
> Press or place or wire (e. g. a paper clip) ﬁrmly lniD me opening.
The (ID/DVD nay ls unlocked, You can now pull it our of the drive
Operating the Zip drive
Beicle Ihe Zip drive can be used, you mus! install the Iomega software on your notebook To do
Ihis, use the icmega instaliallon disk provided and the Zip disk “lomaga TDOIS'
lnsralling ure lomege soﬂware
b insiall Ins le dvlve ln a slut
lnslall lne lloppy drsk drrve Irl me other slol.
Supply lrle notebook wrm power vla lne external power supply unit.
Swlich on me rmisbook and slarl Windows.
lnserl lrre lomega rnslallallon ﬂoppy disk rn me lloppy dlsk dnve.
vvvvv
Slarl lne u orrup as program lrorn lhe lomega mslellalron drsk wrm Slur! , Run (Wrndows 95) or
Flie - Run (Windows 3 1).
Follow me lnslrucilons on the screen.
Swlicl’l on me noiebook agaln and Shari Wlnduws.
Insert the Zip dlsk 'iomega Toois" ln 019 Zip drive.
Follow me lrlsmliailon insiruclions dispiayed on the screen (a ﬁnish the soilware installation.
vvvv
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Operating the Zip drive Preparation for use and operation
Reinslulling the Inmega sullwure Irom [he Zip disk
ii the ZIP drive oi your notebook has aiready been assigned a drive letter in Mi Ctmipit/ﬂ or in the
File Manager, you can install the iomaga software directty tram “15 Zip disk 'iomsga Tools".
> inszaii the Zip drive
Switch on your notebook and start Windows.
Insert the Zip disk 'lnmega Tools" in me zip drive.
Open a search Window tor the le disk "Iomega Tools' with M) Cunipiilti' (windows 95)‘
Double-click on INSTAILEXE.
Follow the installation instructions dismayed on the screen to finish the software instaliaiiont
vvvvv
Oparallnn
Use the Zip drive iike any other drive on your system To be able lo access the Zip drive, you must
insert a disk and click on the Zip disk symimi or the Zip drive Ieﬂeru Save and copy the tiles on the
Zip drive win the same method used tor other drives on your system.
: Eiectbuﬁon 3: Opening tormerrual ejeclion
2 Drive indicator
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Preparation for use and opera Operating the Zip drive
Handling Zip disks
Foilcw (he instruclinns supplied by the Vendor 01 the Zip disks and We iollowing notes‘
A Always switch your computer on oeiore insening a Zip dlsk.
Never use lame when inserijng and remuvmg Zip disks.
Never use ordinary 3 5- disks or cleaning disks in your zip drive. This will damage the Zip
drive
Do nDI move the prolection against acmdental contact on the Zip disk
Protect your Zip disk irorrr dust mechanical vibration, heat, direct suniigm and strong
magnetic fields!
no not drop the zip disk.
Do not use the Zip disk during large ﬂuctuations in temperature or humidity.
Always transport the Zip disk in its protective cover.
Never clean the Zip drive with cleaning disks, Even iust one attempt would destroy the
read/write need in ihe Zip drive Within 20 seconds
Inserting the Zip disk
> Switch on your notebook
> inseri tne Zip disk in the Zip drive.
Tire green drive indicator glows brieﬂy and then goes out again
Should we indicator oonﬁnue to liash slowly, please press the elect mm to remove the
Zip disk and men insert ll again
Sleep mode of drive
Tire Zip drive is equipped With an automatic sleep mode. This is intended to reduce lne power
consumption. and thus lo elderld (he operaﬁng time 07 the baﬂeryi in the sleep mode the speed of
the disk is automatically reduced alter an adiustable. inactive time (9,9. 3 minutes). ii the drive is
accessed. the speed 01 the disk is auiomaﬁcaliy increased again, Ths sleep mode time for the Zip
drive is controlled via the system settings oi your notebook,
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Operating the Zip drive Preparation for use and operation
Removing the Zip dlsk
b Gentty push the eiecl button.
The green drive indicator lights up. After a tew seconds the Zip disk is men siecteo.
> Please lay the ZID dlsk l" tlte protective case after removing it from the drive,
II, When the notebook is switched oft the Zip drive automatically elects the Zip disk.
Manual removal (emergency removnl)
For normal removal or Zip disks. the notebook must be swrtoheo on, it the power supply oi the
notebook is interrupted. the Zip disk can be removed manually.
> Swrtch oﬂ the noteoook,
> Press 3 piece oi wire to g a paper cllp) ltrmly into the opening,
The zip disk is unlocked. You can now pull ll out or the drlver
Only use the disk emergency removal function when no battery is installed in the
notebook and no power supply unit is connected to the notebook
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Preparation for use and operation Chipcard reader
Chipcard reader
Access to your notebook is protected by a cnrpoard reader The chipcard reader Is iocaieu underttte
removable keyboard, The settings and operating instructions for PC-Lock are contained in the
"BIOS Setup' manual in the chapter 'F‘C-Lock“.
> Remove the kaytmerd (see "Firter/ajneirifrascd keyb '
> Push your chipcard into the chipcard reader with the chip (contact sur'ace) racing downward
PC Cards
Two PC card slots (CardEus or PCMCiA) enable simultaneous operation of two Type Nil/m PC
cards ta maximum or one Type III and Type it each).
if The PC cald musl not consume more than 500mA [al 45V) 01 SUmA (at +12V).
CDHsult the dcuumemalion suppﬁed by the PC card‘s manulacturet and Ioliow the
instrumlons provided.
Never use toroe when meeting or removing a pc card
Make sure that foreign obteots do not tau Into the PC card siot.
Zoomed video port
Your notebook IS equipped with a Zoomed video port (zv pen), You can install an MPEG decade! or
a TV and video grabber card in the two PC card stats, however only one is ready tor operation at a
time. Piease contact one or our iT Service Shops or your local sales partner or oﬁice tor advice on
selecting a suitable ZV port cardu
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PC Cards Preparation for new and operation
Installing a PC card
> Insemhe PC card, conlams iirsk‘ mic Ihe slut gundes. The labeled sum of the PC card must be
iacing upwards.
> Gsmiy push Ihs PC card into the slot unm you «am if ciick into place
necessary device drivers,
For iurthar iniormation miev ID the miormalion files (9.9. ‘ 770" * DOC *.WRL 01 ‘.HLP)
provided with the PC card dvlver diskeﬂe or me iniormaiion in the Wlndnws 95 manual.
You can push the PC eard slm eject bunons dawn ﬂush mm m notebook casing Press
the eiecl buitons unm ihey snap m.
Consult the documsnlalinn supplied wi'h the PC card inr iniormaiion on how (a insmli ms
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Preparation ior use and operalion Microphone and loudspeaker
Removing a PC card
> Press the eject button (1) it will project further out oi 1he notebook's case n the eject buttons
are pushed in ﬂush mm the notebook casing, they must ﬁrst be snapped out Press the eject
bunorts unill ihey snap out
> Slide the PC card out oi ihe notebook (2)v
Microphone and loudspeaker
i : built-in microphone 2 : built-in loudspeaker
Yuur notebook contams a bulltrin microphone <1) and a loudspeaker (2),
Ii you aitach an exiernai microphone. ihe butlﬂn microphone is disabied, I! you attach an extemal
ioudspeaker, |he built-in loudspeaker is disabled
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Usmg the power-management features Preparation for use and operation
Using the power-management features
The notebook uses less power when lne power management leatures are enabled. You wrll lhen be
able to work lot longer before having to recharge the battery
ll you wru not be using your notebook for a longer period, swrteh it otl. Reducing the bngnlness level
of the display helps lo reduce the amount a! power consumed by the notebook
that Optlml wlII strll be enabled the next time you swrlcn on your notebook (see manual
I: ll you enable one or the power-management oplrons in the PM” menu ol the max Stlup,
"mos Setup“).
Maximum Battery Life-Mode
The Maximum Battery Life mode uses all (he avallable power-management features. The notebook
uses little power and operates slighny slowerman usual.
Acllvsllng
> In the Power SHllp menu set the Flynn Smlllyr lield Io Mlltllmml BaueryLlrp.
> Set the PM Culllml ﬁeld in the Puller Syrup menu IO Alums Emlble or ID Bunny Pantry! Only
neaetlvatlng
> ln the Pony Setup menu set the PM Curl/ml ﬁeld to Dlmblul.
Standby mode
In Standby made me notebooks system clock is suspended and its dlsplay and hard-disk motor are
shut down.
Enabllng: Fn + Fat
Disabling: any key
Aulomatic acllvatlnn
ll the notebook is running and is not used lot a predeﬁned period ol time, it swrtehes into Standby
mode Any rnput causes the notebook to come but cl Standby mooe.
b In the PulcerSemp menu set the PrmerStnlllgt field to Cllxmllltze and set the (me Which has to
elapse Delete the notebook swltches to Standby mode in he Slulxdby Time/ml ﬁeld.
or
> ln the PmerSeru,» menu set the rum Sun/um lrslrl to Mtul‘mlml ijrlrltlmtce or
Mtulnllml Hut/en Life,
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Preparation for use and operation Using the power-management ieaiures
Suspend mode
In suspend model all current data (active programs, iilesl is saved 10 the nard disk or buffered in me
memory and the notebook ls switchsd off.
Enabling Suspend mode
Fn + F4
Ii your notebook is in Suspend mode,
- do nol connect any extemai peripheral devices
- do not disconnect any exlernal peripheral devices
- do not attempl to swrtcn i1 on if the built-in battery is empty
- do nol change or remove the lloppy dlsk‘ ii inserted
' do not add or remove RAM
a do not add or remove any PC cards.
Suspend ta DRAM
The current data is ourlered in the memory (DRAM). The data ls stored lor as long as the noletrook
is supplied wrttr energy. ll lire notebook banery is lull, the data is stored tor a matter ol days. Without
a battery and without a power supply the data is stored for only around 5 minutes.
> 590 the fimpellll Mrrde lield to rm m DRAM (see manual ~5l05 Setup-l,
Suspend to Disk
The aclive dana can only be saved il suliiclent space is available on the hard disk (at least the main
memory size + 2 Mbytes) ll you are running the operating systems windows NT or 03/2 Warp, you
have to sel up an additional FAT parﬁlion on the hard disk as drive C. (see lne manuals supplied
with the operating system in question).
> Set the SM.I’F€IidM(id( ileid to Save In Dril'k (see manuai 'BIOS Setup').
Deacllvatlng
> Switch on tna notebook.
The notebook reverts in me status it had prior to switching rnlo Suspend mode.
Automatic activation
ii the notebook is running and ls not used ior a predefined period at tlmer it SWltches into Suspend
mode
b In the Pun-yr Swap menu set the leer Sui/rim ﬁeld to Cur/(mine and set the lime which has to
elapse before the notebook switches to Standby mode in the Xllrlrzrld Thrlrulllﬁeid.
> Set the Srrtpend Mode ﬁeld to Saw (I! UllL or Sill? m DRAM
or
> In the Pmlﬂr Sui/p menu set the Pnner Satin/u ﬁeld to Murlrrllurl Perjurrrmmc or
Mrrtrmurn Eur/m Lr/rr,
> Set the Slrrperrrl Mode ﬁeld in Yin t’ 10 Dirt crr Sure rrr DRAM
38 usaglmz-zromqele
Usmg the power-management features Preparation for use and operation
Decreasing reading speed of the CD—ROM drive
Decreasing the lotating speed at the CD-ROM drive saves poweri Press the Inseﬂ/Eiect button ior
roughly two seconds
Display
Swltchil'lg cit the display does not aliect runnlng programs,
Enabling: Fri + F1
Disabling: Fn + F1
Automatic powerdown
You set this tunctien in the was with (see manual Bios-Setup).
lithe notebook receives he input let a pisdeliried peiied of time. the display Swliches off
automatically. It swuches on again automatically as soon as the notebook receives input.
> In the palm Setup menu set the Power Suii‘iigi lield to Cusmnllr! and set the time which has to
elapse bainre the dlsplay switches oft in the with, riiimmi Iisldv
cl
> in the FUHPV SPIN]! menu set the Penn Yin-mm ﬁeld to Miitiiiiitin meiimiita or
Minimum 111mm Life.
Hard k's power-management feature
it the hard disk is net accessed for a predefined period at time, its motor swltches oft automatlcally.
lt switches on again automatically the next time the hard disk is accessed.
Activating
b In the Puller Selim menu set the Pilll'c'V Savings held to CUAHWIIIE‘ and set the tlme which has to
elapse beiore the motor of the hard dlsk switches cﬂ in the Htlrd Dixk Tililmllr Iieid.
or
b In the Puwtr Sal/p menu set the Power Still/wt ileid ID Maxillulm Petjtlrmum': Dr
Miuillltml Eallrrv Lifts
Loudspeaker
Disabling: Flt t Fsl
Enabllng Fn + F5
Deactivatlng In BIOS Setup
b In the Adlmlt'ed Selim lnlegruletl Perlpllertlll menu set the Oil Board Alldm tleid ID ”flab/(d (see
manual "BIOS Setup“) v
A2639l-K82-ZIOO-l~7619 39
Preparation for use and operation Volume adjustment
Volume adjustment
lncleasingtne volume: E} +
Decreaslng me Volume: lr-‘n + lFa
Vou can also adjust the volume ol me loudspeaker ln the audlo program leg. mlxer) or n the
applicatlon program using the audio tunctions
Changing display settings
You conﬁgure me basic display settings in the Mum Setup (see manual "BIOS Setup').
You can change the settings using key oomblnallons.
Switching between internal and external display
lt an external monltor is connected to your notebook, you can swnctl between ditterent dlsplay
opllcnsv You can opt to use.
- west the notebook‘s lrllemal dlsplay
- iust the external dlsplay
a both the intamal and the external display
. met the television
The settlng you select with Dlxplm' Del’lre SEIt’t’Ilthl in Main Setup ts always awve when you swlich
on your notebook
> Press the key comblnatlon Frt + F12 until you find the display optlon you requlle.
40 A26391AK82~2100+76| 9
Troubleshooting and tips
it Take note 0! lhe salety hints in me chapler 'lr‘lllutlattl r:
1 when you connect or
disconnect cables.
lt a lault occurs, try to correct it as described. It you lail to correct the problem, proceed as lollcws:
5 Switch or! the notebook.
> Make a note ol the steps and the circumstances that led to the lault, Also make a note at any
error messages displayed.
> Contact your sales eﬂlce or customer service
The POWER indicator does not light up when the
device is switched on
It the POWER indicator remains ollr ll can have the lollowing reasons.
The battery is not installed correctly
b Swtlch all the notebook.
P Check whether the battery ts installed correctly in its compartment
P Swilch on the notebook
The battery is dead
> Recharge the battery or lnslall a fully charged battery.
The power adapter Is not connected correctly
> Swtlnh all the notebook.
> check whether the power adapter is connected correctly to the notebook.
> Check whether the power cable is plugged properly into the power adapter and into the power
outlet,
> Switch on the notebook The indicator on the power adapter should light up.
The display of the notebook remains blank
ll your screen remains hlank this may have the following causes:
Monitor is Switched 0"
> Press a key or enter the user password
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Troubleshooting and lips
The notebook's display is difficult to read
Ii me dlsplay Is dllilcull to read. it can have lhe followlng reasons:
Reﬂexes
> Tum lne noiseka or aller llll ol llre alsplay,
Maxlmum screen resolullon
The screen wniroller converts |he currem screen display hr the entire screen site. As a result, a
cenarn luzzlness cannot always be avoided.
Defective pixels on the screen
Plxel laulls In the form cl permenenlly Ilt, unlll or dlll‘erenl-oolored plxels can occur with LCD
monllors. Up lo len pixel raults on llle screen cues ncl constitule grounds lor exchanglng the unll.
Excepllonal cases are:
- ll lwo plxel laulls are lylng dlreclly beslde eacn omer
0 it three pixel laulis occur in a 5-mm dlameler circle
In (hose excspilorlal cases, please coniaci our cuslomer service,
The external monitor stays blank
ll your screen remains blank this may nave [he lollowing causes.
Monitor Is swllched all
5 Switch lhs exlsrrlal monitor on.
screen has been blanked
> Press any key to conllnue
Brightness central is set to dark
> Set me brightness CDnerl to lighl. For detailed lnlormaliDn, please reler lo lhe Operaling
Manuel supplled wlllr your monilor.
The notebook has been conﬁgured lo drive the internal disnlay
> Press the key combination Fn + F12 or change lne Dir]i/linE\lttSfiz‘l‘lm/I in Mrrrrr sun/no
(RT or Lama“.
rne exlernal dlsplay's power cable er data cable Is nor connected properly
> Switch 0" me exlemal monilor and the notebook
> Check whelner the power cable is plugged properly lnlo lne power adapler and lnla me power
outlet.
> Check whelner me data cable is properly conneclecl la lrre notebcok and me external monllclr
(il ii is plugged in with a cenneelerl.
k Switch On the external monitor and the nolebcok.
42 A25391~KBZ-Z100~|~76\9
Troubleshooting and tips
The external display is blank or the image is unstable
The wrong lrequency has been selected tor the external monltor or ror the application program.
> Terminate the application program in Vlﬁndaws 95 with Alt r Ftl. lr the error perslsts alter
the program has been terminated, switch the external monitor on. Wall at least three seconds
and then swrtch the external monitor on again.
> Set the screen resolution required by the application. Select the Slurl button Select the Strum
illrlmrl item under sunny. Double—click on the poplin symbol. Select the required screen
resolution in the Selmlw register card or the Reerllltlkln ﬁeld.
The notebook stops working
II the notebook stops working, this may have the loilowing reasons:
The notebook is in Standby or Suspend mode
b Heactivata ll’le notebook by pressing a key (Standby mode) or by switching it all (Suspend
mode).
An application program has caused the malrunction
v. Close the application program or restart the notebook by swltchl’ng it on/ofl or with a warm
boot.
The battery is dead
5 Recharge the battery or install a tully charged battery.
The touchpad does not work
ll the touchpad does not work, It Carl have the follcwlng reasons.
Incorrect setting In Setup
> Check whether the hold PS/Z Pulrlllrlr,’ Detir‘e in the Muill Selllp is set to Ellulllell [see manual
"BIOS Setup“).
Touchpad dirty
e Clean the touchpad
The mouse does not work
It the connected mouse does not work, It can have the lollcwlng reasons:
Incorrect setllng In Setup
> Check whether the rm I’vlnllllg Dﬂ‘lt'e lisld is set to Enabled (lor 8 P512 mouse) or Dlmbled
(tor a serial mouse) ln the Mn." min
> Check the CDM Parr ﬁeld in the submenu Inletmltd Pt‘rtpllt‘mlx of the Adi rmt l‘d SUN/r to ensure
that serial port IS enabled and set Correctly.
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Troubleshooting and tips
Mouse driver not loaded
> Check whether the required mouse driver is property instalied and is present when the
application program is started, Deiailed intorrnation can be iaund in the User Guides of the
mouse or application program
Mouse not connecled
P Switch 0" the notebook
5 Check whemsr the mouse cable i5 connected correctly lo the natebocik. It you use an adapter
or extension lead With the mouse cabler check the connector.
> SWitcrl on the notebook.
The infrared keyboard does not function when
removed
check whether the battery pack in the keyboard is charged (see "Den, i id").
> Check whether the battery pack in the keyboard is prooeriy installed (see “
hex; ')
> Check whether the keyboard is at the proper distance irom and angle to the notebook (see
"Tran; ‘ .witii the rri’iarsd inteliacc'i.
The floppy disk cannot be written
. Check whether that iioppy disk is 0K and is not Willa-protected.
The notebook's date or time is incorrect
V Set the time and/or date in the Mum Semir.
CMOS battery that supplies the irltemal clock is deed, Please contact your customer
II, it the date and time are repeatedly incorrect when you switch on the notebook the
service.
The printer does not print
> Make sure that the printer is switched on and on-Iine (see the manuais supplied with the
printer)
> Check that the printer cable connecting the notebook and the printer is connected properly.
> Check that the Curran printer driver iS installed,
> Check the submenu hllegmlui Pririphcm/r of the Alli'urttedSer‘tlp to ensure that the port you are
using is set correctly. The CUM I’rtrl or Parallel Part or PumIIM Purl Maria setting, should match
the settings in your application program under Windows 95.
44 Azsaei-Kaz-Zloo-l-rﬁis
Troubleshooting and tips
Acoustic warnings
A tmp sounds every tirw seconds
The battery IS almost dratned.
> Charge the battery.
A single continuous been
The notebook cannot switch to standby or suspend mode because hard disk or diskette accesses
take place or there is no space provided on the hard disk.
D Wait until the hard disk or diskette accesses have terminated, or setup the required storage
space on the hard disk,
anao tong helps
The notebook cannot restore the programs that were active when it switched to Suspend mode.
Error messages on the screen
In the iollowing the error messages are descrtbed which are output by the system BIOS (see Bios
Setup manual). Error messages displayed by the operating system or programs are described in the
relevant manuals
Diskette read failure - press F1 to retry boot
The inserted system disk is defective
> Irtssrt another system disk
> Pressiunctioh key E.
No ouot device avaitahte - press F1 to retry boot
The operating system cannot be loaded
> insert a system disk,
> Press lunction key ﬂ.
Na boot sector on llxed disk - press Ft to retry boot
The operating system is nol installed on the hard disk or the hard disk has not been lormatted
b Insert a system disk.
> Press tunction key F1 .
No devices detected
The PC card (PCMCIA) inteﬂace cannot be initialized,
> Set the Flux at I’liii 0/3” lteld to Mr in me Admin err-Soriip oi the mar-Senip.
Not a hoot disk - press F1 to retry boot
The disk in the ﬂoppy drive I5 note system disk.
> Remove the ﬂoppy disk item the drive.
> Press tunction key E.
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Troubleshooting and tips
ii you wish to boot irorn ﬂoppy disk.
> inseri a sysiem disk,
> Pressiuncilun key F1 .
Raul lime clock failure
Invalld caniiguration informailon - please run satup program
Fress me F1 key to continue, F2 in run the sedup utlllly
The sysxem conirgurairon inimrmaﬁon is incorrect.
> Press iunciion key F2
a Reconﬁgure the system
If the error message is displayed again, (he notebooks backup bakery is empty, Connecl the
noiebuok VIE! its power adapter to a grounded Wail cuiie‘ or Inslail afresh Dahsry The backup
battery wili charge iuiiy in roughly iwo days.
Restoring the hard disk contents under Windows 95
Ii your notebuck is squlpped win a CD'ROM, you can reinsiall Windows 95 win me
Windows 95 OEM CD supoiied. You rnusi men rsinsiali ail me drivers. To do (his use me driver
diskeires you creaied earlier using ine Creuiz nmr anr icon.
Restoring me hard disk contents from co
> insen ine Sianrﬂisk ror Windows 9500 min the ﬂoppy disk drive and swim the notebook on.
> Follow the instruciions on the screen
El Detained PC knowiedge is required for manual partitioning.
P Inserl ME Windows 95 OEM CD Into the CDVROM drive
Start me Setup program on the CD.
> You musi then reinsiall all the drivers To do inis use me driver diskettes you creaied earlier
using me Crane Driver Drslcr icon.
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Memory expansion
Install only memory sxpaﬂslons that serisly the requirements and rules governlng salary,
RFl and electromagnetic ccmpatibrllty and relating to telecommunlcatlons terminal
equipmenr (see lne chapter “mpg/tum n
use only memory expansion whlch has been released lor your notebook.
Never use tome when installlng or removing memory modules.
Make sure that lureign objects do not fall into ths memory module compartment.
The main memory ol your notebock can be expanded to 32 » 255 Mbyte usmg up to four 32 or
64 Mbyte memory modules The memory modules may be mixed as rsquiled. The notebook will not
start wlthout memory modules, as no tlxed main memory is lnstalled
P Swltcl’l a" the notebook.
P Remove the notebook batteries.
> Pull the power plug or the power adapter
out ol the power outlet.
P Close the dlsplay ot the notebook so that it
looks into place.
v Disconnect all cables connected to
notebook.
7 Place the notebook bottom-up on a "at
surtace.
P Remove the twa screws (1).
> Llft the cover and pull it in the direction at
the arrow (2) tram the notebook.
> lnsarnhe memory modules. mntacls llrst, me the slot (1).
> Carefully Hap the memory module down (2) until you leel it latch in place.
- lrlstall the other memory modu|es ln the same way.
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Memory expansion Restoring the hard disk contents underWindows 95
Remavlng memory modules
> oaremuy push the ma mounting clips outwavds (1) The memnry meme ﬂaps upwards.
> Slide Ihe memory module out af us location (2)
> Remave the ether memory mouuwes in the same way
> Place the Dover on us mounting Jocabon (1)
and ﬂap it into place on the underside 0!
me notebook (2).
Faslen the cover with me two screws (a)
Place We notebﬁok bottom-down on a "at
surlace
> Reconnect the cables (hal you
dwsconnected belore.
Swing open the msplay.
man We notebook batteries again
Connecting external devices
Disconnect all the devrees from their respeclwe power sources when you connect or
drsconneet a device Read the documentation on the external device belore connecting
rt.
Do not connect or disconnect Cables during El munderslorm
Always take hold oi the actual plug body. Never unplug a cable by pulling tne cable ltselfl
Connecl and disconned the Cables in the order described below
Connecting cables
v Turn of! a“ power and equipment swﬂches.
- Full all power plugs out ol the grounded power outlets.
' Connect all me cables to the notebook and the external devices. Please observe under all
Clrcumslancss (he inlormatlcn pronded in “18 Chap\er “filﬁoﬂal’lmles”.
. Plug all data communtcatron cables into the ulrllty sockets.
- Plug all power cables inID lne grounded power outlets
Dlsconnecling cooles
- Turn of! all power and equipment switches.
- Full all power plugs out or me grounded power outlets.
- Unplug all data communication cables from (he utllrty sockets
- Dreoonnect all true ceoles from me notebook and the exlerrlal devices
Port covers and connectors
it you have not attached any external devices, you should repioee the pen oover. You
1 proteet the port connectors irorn beeornrng soiled,
it you wish to connect an external display or a device with serial or parallel port. or a QulckPon s or
an audio device, you must tlrst remove the port cover:
> Remove the pun cover
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Connecting external devices
C Dc‘x‘vcp
U E- 0 g
p Microphone lack 45 Audio input (Line in}
\,/
E Audio uulpul/Luudspeaker E] Keyboard pan
{3 PS/2 mouse pen DC IN DC socks!
[E Serial port Parallel pen
I USE - Universal Sellai Bus Perl for QuickPoﬂ S:
\-
[j videoconnectol
@ IFl Port
TV out
Game Poll/MIDI Perl
Connecting devices with serial or parallel port
> Connect the dala cable or me exlernal device to ma appropriate pan.
The serial port Is sunligured by default as COMI. You can change me seltlng in me CUM Pm! ileid
in me Integrated Pmplmmli submenu in Adulm'z'dSﬂlu’l The parallel port is conﬁgured by delaull as
LPTI. You can change me senmg in me Punl’lfl rim ﬁeld In the himgmtzd Perinhemli submenu in
Advil/ii ed 5m”.
50 A2539l~l Plug the data cable ortne monitor into the monitor port.
> Connect the power cable at the external monitor to a power outlet and swnch on the monitor.
> Switch on the notebook.
Contigure the dis lay output in the nrrplrn mine Sela 1er1 iield in Main Semi! or by pressing the
key combination Fri . th ,
Select the resolution lor the external monitor. Ensure that the settings you choose ior dtsplay
resolution and retresh rate do not exceed the maximum values for your monitor (see monitor
operating manual, "Techntcal Data" chapter).
Connecting the mouse
> Connect the mouse, depending on the type, to either the PS/2 mouse port or the serial port
The touchpad and the touchpad buttons are disabled when you connect a mouse.
P Switch on the notebook.
> Set the pm Painting petite iield in Maui Setup to Dim/ﬂed it you want to use a serial mouse
(e g TrackMan]
> install the necessary device driver (see the manual supplied with the mouse)
Connecting a television set
P Connect the S~VHS output oi your TV or video device to the S-VHS socket of the notebook
> It yourrv or video device has no S-VHS socket, then plug the PEAS adapter into the S-VHS
socket oi the notebook. Then connect the adapter to the video input at your TV or video device
> Connect the audio input or your Tv or video device to the audio input or the notebook.
The required video and audio cables are available at specialized dealers
Connecting an external keyboard
Connecting an external keyboard does not disable the notebock's built-in keyboard.
> Connect the external keyboard to the extemai keyboard port. it you wish to connect a keyboard
with a 5-piri connector you will require an adapter trom s-pin DIN to G-pin DIN mini connector.
II‘ Never press the keys on the external and internal keyboards at the same time.
it the external keyboard does not have an 3 key, you can press the right cm key
and the E key together instead,
For example, to enter the ke combination & + iﬂi on the external keyboard you
would press cm t DWI + Fﬁ
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Connecting external devices
Connecting external audio devices
it Do not put on headphones until the notebook has been switched on.
Belore putting loudspeakers and headphones into cpsraticrl. set the volume tr: a low
setting and then adjust It to the desired volume after startup.
Il you attach an external microphone. the buil “n microphone is disabled. If you attach an external
loudspeaker, the built-in loudspeaker is disabled.
Connect the audio device (external microphone, extomal loudspeaker, audio output) to the
appropriate port
Connecting the QuickPort
The manual supplied with the Quiekpon 5 describes how to connect the notebook.
C Read the QuickPorl 5 manual carelully beiore attempting to connect the notebook.
Make sure that no PC cards or extracting tools lor PC cards are projecting irom the
notebook No power adapter may be connected when you dock the notebook.
it you experience problems with the screen output on the external screen, test the
settings in the poplar Du u”! Select/till lleld oi the Mimi Senor.
Makes sure that any PC card insmllsd in the QuickPort S do not use i/O addresses,
interrupts or DMA channels already used by the notebook. Details at the I/O addresses,
interrupts and DMA channels are prowlded in the section "Tnc'rlrtlca tiata'.
r-r.
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Connecting external devices
Transferring data with the infrared interface
The infrared interlace {Fast irDA) on the back of the notebook aliows wireiess serial data
transmission from ins notebook to a PC or primer. The infrared inisrtaca at the intraer keyboard
enables wireless data [fansmiSSiDﬂ to the notebook.
lnirarad data transmission from device to device
By default, the mllaled interiace is set to com In the setup. You can change the seiting in the
erA Fun iieiu in the Inmgmled Perlplm'ulr submenu in Adrum’ed Splup
The infrared imer'ace can only be used‘ when the inirared interface is enabied in the
1 erA Purv iieid in the Imeynned Peripherals submenu in Alliam‘ed Setup
> Set up the intrared iransmiiier and receiver as inusiraied above. The devlces may be no more
than one meter apart. The inkared inter'ace 01 one device mus! be in the range OI inﬂuence
(horizontally approx, 30“ and venioauy approx. 15°) of the intranet! interiace oi the other device
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Connecling external devices
Intraved data transmlsslon rrom Inlrared keyhaard to nulebonk
The mirarsd transmission angle is approx. 120 ° up (a a dis'ance a! one meter and decreases bf
distances up to three meters The ”mg-distance wn'rared wnnemion between Ihe removable
keyboard and the notebook is displayed in the mspvay new.
54 A26391-K82-21004-76‘9
Technical data
Notebook
Processor
Cache:
Main memory (SD RAM 3.3 V):
System ROM (flash EFROM):
Screen conlroller
- Video memory (EDD-RAM).
- supponed resolutions on exlemal display
Disk drives:
Electrical data
Regulations oomplisd vvnn-
Protection class:
Maximum power draw (notebook on with battery
Charging):
Minimum power draw in operation:
reduced by Windows 95
17min nmmtgemelh‘ um awed,
Power draw in energy saying mode:
Power draw in the switched-oil slate:
Penlium ll MMX
32 Kbyle integrated in processor
512 Kbyle synchronous Second Level Cache
32 - 256 Mbyte, JEDEC 144 pm SODIMM
4 slots for 32, 64 Mbyre modules, 54 bit
512 Kbyte ier system and video EIOS
m an Rage LTF‘ro
4 Mbyve
640201801 l6.7 mllllon colors and 100 HZ
sooxeoo/ 15.7 rniuien esters and loo Hz
1024x7651 16.7 million colors and 100 HZ
1250x1024/157 million chOlS and 100 Hz
1600x1200 I MK colors and 85 Hz
Floppy disk drive ior 31/2mch ﬂoppy disks
Hard disk drive 25 inch, max.i7 mm height,
CD-ROM drive 20 speed or mere, optional:
DVD drive, second/third hard disk drive, Zip
drive
EN 60950 I VDE 0805, UL 1950
GSA 22.2 NOSSO
<65W ')
<37W ')
(26W ')
<2W
") These values only apply tor a Mobile 800 with the conﬁguration below, When additional
components are incorporated, Ihe power consumption in energy saving mods may exceed the
requirements tor lhe environment symbol (‘Biue Angel') (30 W)
Processor 1 256 Kbyle cache):
Main memon/
Floppy disk drive
Hard disk drive-
Software.
[3 DVROM drive
Psnllum II Processor MMX 31233 MHz
32 Mhytes
1.44 Mbytes
2 Gbyte
Wmdows 95 m.“ er "pummel” - Adm/nail”
24ieid
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Technical data
Notebook
Dlsplay:
Backlit liquloarystal transmlaslva display (LCD
TFT)
. Display diagonal:
' Resolution 1 colors
Audlo:
Soundchl'p ESS 1869
o compallnilrty.
- ND and DM conversion:
lnput davlcss
. Keyboard'
. Touchpad lLengtn. Wldlh)
Sluts
PC card (CardEus/PCMCIA):
Ports
PS/2 mouse pon
Port for external keyboard:
Port for QuickPort 5:
Parallel mlsrfilcs’
Forum External murmur:
Serial port:
Microphone lack:
Audio input
Game/Midi
Inlrarsd lnterlace (Fast erA)
use (Universal Serial Bus)
vldeo output:
thtt-n-U-n-nn.
Envlronmenlll condlllons
Envtlonmem class (GKZ)
Environment class (2K2)
Temperature
0 Operating (SKE)
o Transporl (2K2j
Dim-nsions
Wrum/Deprn/Halgnl:
Weight‘
56
Pan lor external loudspeaker:
33.7 Cm (13.3 Inch) XGA
36.0 cm (14.1 inch)XGA
1280x1024 / 262.144 colors (18 bit)
Soundblﬂster Fro, Ali lib, M3 soundsyslem
16 bit. stereo
86 keys
64 x 48 mm
Tl PCI lzso
t xrypa lll and l x type II simultaneously
CaldBus curnpatlnle, Zoomed-vloeo-Fort
5 'n mlni DIN temale oonnemor
S-pin mlni DIN temale connector
240-pin lamals connector
25-pin ﬂemale connector. bidirectional, EPF’
lECP capable
1 pin lemale connector
Q-pl'n male connactar, 16550 campatlble
connector‘ mono
connector, stereo
connector, stereo
157m" lamale connector
FEAS Pal pr NTSC
DlN EC 721 part 3-3
DlN EC 721 part 372
5 DC 40 “C
-25 “C . ., 50 “C
326 mm 259 mm‘ 46/67 mrn
approx. 3.3 kg
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Notebook battery
Technical data
Notebook battery
Rated voltage:
Haled caooorty
cnargrng time (when not in operation)‘
Operating time with a battery-
Weight:
Power supply unit
Primary
. Rated voltage-
0 Frequency:
- max. raled current:
Secondary
. Rated voltage:
' max. ratad current:
Car adapter
anary
- Rated voltage:
Secondary
- Rated volmge
t max rated current:
CD-ROM drive
Supponsd co tormats'
Laser
- Class 1 Laser Product
' Tyne-
- Wavelength
- Power uulput:
10.6V
63 W"
5.8 Ah
3 hours 170% charging alter 1 5 hours)
approx. 3.5 hours
(depending on apphcaﬁon)
550 g
100 v to 240 v (automatic)
50 Hz to 60 Hz {automatic}
0.75 A / 1.5 A
19V
3.4A
lDVtolSV
19V
3.4A
CDrDlgilaI Audio
CD>ROM (Mode l and Mode 2}
CD-ROM XA (Mods 2, Form 1 and Form 2)
CD-l (Mode 2, Form 1 and Form 2)
CDAI Ready
CD budge
Photo-CD (Single- and Multisesswon)
Video-CD
Semiconductor GaA/As
750 nm
5 mW max.
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Technical data DVD drive
DVD drlve
Supported DVD/CD Vormals. ' DVD— 5 4377 Gbyle
G DVD— 9 7 959 Gbyle
' DVD<|0 8.754 Gbym
DVD-H3: 15 917 Gbyls
- CD (Mode-1): 555.5 Mbyle
- CD (Mode-2): 748.8 Mnyte
Laser
' Class 1 Laser Produm
- Type: Semiconductor GaA/As
- Wavelength: 650 nm
0 Power Output: 5 mW max,
Chipcard reader
Processing of asynchronous processor chipcards:
Protocols T=| and T=|4
Processing of synchronuus memory cmpcards:
SLE 4415 SLE 4425; SLE 4432, SLE 4442; SLE 4436; SLE 4439; SLE ssax and PCF 5582
58
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Interrupt I/O addresses, and DMA asswgnment Technlcal dam
Interrupt IIO addresses, and DMA assignment
Changeable Internal ssnlngs:
Funmlon IIO address IRQ DMA
Soundcmp ESS1869 220h - 2an ~ mo 5 . (LP'I’) 1 DMA:
240?! - 24Fh IHQ 7 (LPTl DMA 1 '
260h , 26Fh IHQ 9 DMA 0
28077 - ESP?! IRQ |0 DMA 3
Mm Play Umr mo “
(MPH): 2. DMA:
330h-33lh DMAS "
SOOh , 301h DMA 0
310h-311h DMA1
320?‘ - 321h
FM:
JEBh ~ QBBh "'
Gameparr:
201h‘
Conlml Inteﬂace'
800h—507h
awn-31m
BZOh-827h
ﬂan-awn
Parallel port LPT 37Bh - 37Fh' = IFIQ 7' DMA I or DMA 3 in
378" - 37Fh f IRQ 5 ECP-mode
QBCh- SCSh IRQ 7
278h - 27Fh IRQ 5
1 Senal port COM SFBII , SFFh' lRQ 4/CDMl "
2F8h - 2FFh IRQ 3 / COMZ
SEBh - SEFH IHQ 4 I COME
ZEBh- 2EFh = lRQS/COM4
2 Senal port COM 2F8h - EFFh “ - IRQ 3 / COM2 ' DMA 0 ‘
= Fasl IrDA SEBh - SEFh lFlQ 4 / COM3 DMA1
ZEﬁh - ZEFh ”RC 3 / COM4 DMA 3
' delaull semng m BIUSS I'UP
-= z delﬂull semng, when Audio is enabled
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Technical data Interrupt I/O addresses. and DMA assrgnment
Fixed imemal senlngs:
Funmlon we address lno DMA
System T‘rmsr MONO/Kin L o _‘
Keyboard UBDh, 064h 1 ‘
Interrupt controller nzon-ozr n, 2
0A0h-0A1 h J
Happy msk dnve Convener 3F0h-3F5h, 3F7h s 2
System cmos / Reamme clock own-071 h
PC card controller 10
“TI1250' _|
USB corrnoner 120h-13Fh 11
Synapsis (ouchpad L wz _|
Numsnc processor OFDh-OFFh 13
mm 82371AB FCI bus 1F0h-1F7hr 3FEh, 14
pnmary ms controller FCDuh-FCD7h
Intel 82371AB PCI bus -' won-177m, 376h, 15
secondary IDE oomroner FCDHhrFCDFh
DMA oommuer OOOh-OOFh, 4
cm h-oar-‘h,
econ-on Fh
PCI bus 1 CF8h~C FFh
Sortlngs Vol enernal compansnls (6.9. pc card):
Function I/O address m0 DMA
Pc card (PCMCIA cards) “ch cards require an me (no shared
max 1x Typlll+1x 7pr or 2x Typll IRON, uo addresses and/or a memory
vo cards (modem network area and possibly DMA
board COM. SCSI etc. ) (see alsc ma documematlon on the
- memory cards 1e.g. SRAM, PC card)
FLASH)
. ATA cards (9.9 Haramsk,
Sundisk]
: delault semng m BIOSMIHIV
PnP = Plug and Play
Shared IRQ:
Saveval PCI components can share one has rsmno {assignment of (he IRQs I5 automatic)
under Wmdows 95 you can change (he resource comsMions manuany M!“ the 'Device Manager“,
GO A2639|~K92~2100v|—76\9
Port asswgnment
Port assignment
The assignment of the externa‘ pens are as follows:
00 iack (DO IN)
Of
Technical data
so 05
GHQ
2®O|
4 3
2 my v
TV out socket
Pcsv Meamng
1 o v
0“ “O 2 o v
02 ‘O a SdeeojjBAsmux
j 4 svideopm
Port for external keyboard and PS/2 mouse
Gambian—A
Meaning
Data
"as
0 V
+5 V
Clock
Wee
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Technical data
Serial port
Port assignment
Pos. Slgnal name
DCD (Data Carrier Detect)
RxD (Hscewe Data)
TxD (Transmlt Data)
DTR (Dam Tevmmal Ready)
S|gnal Ground
DSR {Della Set Heady)
RTS (Request to Send)
c‘rs (Clear lo Send)
Ri (Fling 1ndicator)
wmﬂmmamNA
Port for external monitor
Data Carrier Detect
Receive Data
Transmit Data
Data Termmal Ready
Signal Ground
Data as: Ready
Request to Send
Clear 0.0 Send
Ring |nd1calor
ID "
5 1
7,
'5 ll
Pas. Meaning
V1deo output ved
V1deo Output green
V|deo omput blue
resewed
DDC gvound
vidsn ground red
Video ground green
Vldec ground blus
mummbwmd
| m. MW?
9 +5V
10 logic gmund
1 1 reserved
12 BBC data line (bi-directlonat)
13 horizontal synchronization
14 vertical synchmnlzallon
15 DDC dock signal Ime
62
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Pcm assignment
Technical data
Parallel port
The parallel lnlertace supports three transler modes: SPPr EPP and ECP, SFP mode (standard
parallel port) ls the mode traditionally used to drive a prlrlter. EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) and ECP
(Extended Capabilities Port) modes are transler modes that allow transfer rates of 2 and 2 4
Mbyles/s. These modes will only Wurk In CDrWEChDI’l Wllh peripheral dellices which speciﬁcally
suppontrrem. Cases where lhese transier modes are used are, ler example, rnterlace conversions
bean/earl Parallel and SCSl or Parallel and IDE The pincuts are dlh‘erent in all three modes.
Fluent in SPP mode (Standard Parallel Port)
Pas. Signal name Meanrng
1 STROBE Dala message
279 Data Lines 077 Data lines 077
we ACKNOWLEDGE Data acknowledgement
l l BUSV Nol ready to receive
12 PE End or paper
13 SELECT Devlcs selection
14 AUTO Automatic newline
15 ERROR Del/lee error
ls lNIT Resetﬁnitialize
17 SELECT IN Printer selection
was GROUND Ground
_—l
Pinoul in EPP mode (Enhanced Parallel Purl)
Pos Signal rrarne Msarlmg
1 erle Output
2~9 Data Lines lnput/oulput
in lnlr lnput
ll Wail lnput
12 reserved ~
13 reserved -
14 DSlrb Output
15 reserved -
16 resemed -
17 ASlrb Output
1825 Ground -
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Technical data
Port assignment
Pinoul in ECP mode (Enhanced capabilities Port)
I8-25 Ground
64
Pcs Slgnm name Meaning
1 HostClk Output
279 Dala Lines 077 mpm/uutpm
ID PariphC‘k ‘nput
11 PeviphAck mpm
12 AckRsvsrse mpm
13 Xﬂag mput
14 HosiAck Output
15 Peﬂthequest mput
1s ReverseRequest Oulput
17 ECFrMode
Oulpul
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Index
Accumulatondlspﬂsal 4
Acoustic warnings 45
All Gr key m
Audio input 50
CDnneclm
Audioomput ho
52
Eackspace ﬂ
Backspacs key 19
Backupmskenes 4a
Emery
chavgwng nulebouk battery 24
msposaj 4
installing keyboard battery 1?
notebonk battery 2235
caring cor/maimammg 22
charglng as
installing and removing 25
Iearnmg cycle 25
lschnicaldala 57
Bauerycharge‘mdiralor 15
Battery inmcalor, switching over ;\
Battery operation, mdicator <5
Beep, error message 45
Board a
came, inirarsd keyboard (3
Cawcularorkeypad 1520
CapsLock 19
Caradaplev 24
lschnicaldala 57
Cardauscam, seePCcavd
CID-ROM 211
CD'ROM
inserting 29
opening the CD tray by hand 30
remnvmg 25;
CD-ROM drive 25
vsmowng 25
lechmcaldala 57
CE ceniﬁca‘s 5
Chipcard 34
Chipcard reader 34
(echmcardala 58
Class B Compliance Statement ‘3
AQESQIVKEQ—Zmurl 7619
65
Index
Conneclirlg dBViCBS L9
Conlenls or delivery 9
Cover
part 49
CPU speed 21
Cuisorcorllroiksys is
Cursorkey 19
Damageduringlranspon 9
Dark screen A
Daialransier 53
vlalrllraredlnteriace 53
Dalemoicorrscl 114
Daia/‘Timslncarrscl A4
DCiNuauwercabie] el
DC socket 50
DC IN
assignment 61
Dilﬁcull is read, display 42
Diskette 27
cannolbersad Diwmlen 44
mil protection 27
Display so
blank 43
brigmness m
eleanmg a
diﬂiculltoread 42
iield 3 lb
imege unsleble 43
off/On 2\
sshmg 40
swmgopsn m
switching oii eulcmalically 39
Disposal a
DMAassignmsrlI 59
nnmng screen display 43
Drive 25
removing 25
DVD 28
inserting 29
removing 29
removing by hand so
DVD drive 25
remowng 25
lechmcaldele as
E0? mode, assignment 64
Electrical Gala
notebook 55
Electromagnetic compatibility 6
Emergency removai
CD/DVD BU
66
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Z1pdlsk 33
Energy oonsumpnon 37
Energy saving 4
Energy saving runction
CDVRCM dnve 31)
dtsptay 39
hard disk drtve 39
inswllalion under Wmdows 95 4
loudspeaker 39
Maximum Baitery LI'E Mode 37
Standby mode 37
Suspend mods 3b
Energysavingrunctinns 37
Enhanced ParaHel Port 53
Enter 19
Enter key 19
EFF mode, assignment 63
Ergorwmrc vrdeo workstatron 2
Error message
acoustic 15
on the screen 45
ESD 3
EX(S"ded Capablmies Pen 54
FBAS output 50
assignment Gt
FCC Stﬂ'EmEnl 5
Floppydiskdrws 25
remowng 25
Fn key m
Fn+F1 21
Fn+F10 2K
FVMFH 2!
FH+F12 Z1
FH+F3 21
FVMF" 21
FH+F5 21
FrHFE 21
Fn+F7 21
FMFB 21
Game pan 55
Guarantee coupon buuk1e| 9
Hard disk drive
seoond/third 25
vemovlng 25
swtcning err automabcally 39
I/O address 39
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Index
67
Index
Important noles a
Indicator
banery charge |5
baﬂery operation ls
POWER indlcahar lalls to light 41
Indlcators 15
Inﬁared data transmission
devlcs to dsvlcs 53
keyboard \a notebook
lnlrarea keyboard 14
cable $3
does network 41
Infrared transmission 53
lnslalling, Iomega soﬂware 3
lnslalling, keyboard ballery 1
Installing, nnlebonk bakery 1
Interrupl assignment 59
Iomega sokware. lnslallalion 30
IR pon ac
ma assignment 59
MNCI
Key
AIYG! 19
Backspace lsl
combinallon 90
Cursor 19
Emer ‘9
F" ‘9
menu 19
numerlc keypad zo
Pad Num 19
Pause 19
Shift 19
Slan 19
Tab 19
Keyboard SB
asmgnmenl 61
cleaning a
cannecling al
Keyboard port 50
LCDdlsplay 5
Learning cycle,banery 25
Lignlscresn 52
Line'ln at)
Localianornolebook 9
Lock
FCCaYd 36
Loudspeaker 39
connecllng 52
lnlemal 35
swllchlrlg off/on 2l
65
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Index
Manum removal
LTD/DVD ’
Zipdisk L
Maxlmum Banery Lice mode 37
Memory
expansion A7
Memory modules mstaHing and remcvmg 47
Menu key we
Microphone
connammg 52
mtemal 35
Mlcropnons Jack 50
Mobileepermion a
Mnnilor
cunnecnng 51
punassngnmem 62
Monitor port 50
Monitor screen
error message 45
Mouse
asswgnmem 6‘
connecﬂng 5¢
does nolwmk 43
Mnuse pen so
MPEG decodercard 34
Nomouss poimer 43
Noscrsen msplay 43
Notanonal conventions 2
Note 15
boards 3
CD/DVD 28
CE cenmcate 5
disposal 4
snargysaving 4
keybaam battery 12
Notebook battery 22
powercord selecmon 6
Safety 3
Windows 95 14
Windows NT 1A
Zipdisk 32
Notebook
meaning a
obsing 15
opening n
setting up 9
stopsworking 41,43
switcmng on 15
switchmgcn 14
(echnicaldala 56
lranspomng 5
Nmebockbanery 22,25
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69
Index
caringlor/mainlaimng pz
charging 22
mm caradapter 24
with power adapter 23
Ieaming cycle 25
Numerickeypad 1820
Ompoweronindicator ‘5
Opening. notebook w
Operalmg system. lnslalllng m
Operating.Zipdlive 3:
Packvng malenal 9
Pad Num key 1
Paralleﬂ menace
Parallewpon
assignmenl ”1
ccnnectmg 50
Pause key 19
PC card 34
mslalling as
remowng 36
FC-Lock 34
FCMCIA card‘ see PCCavd
P‘xsl'au‘l 42
Port 49
assignment 43.50.61
audio unput 52
cover 49
anerna‘dsvwcss £19
enema} keyboard 51
axiernal loudspeaker 52
external microphone 3
enemalmonimr 51
infrared 53
keyboard assignmenl c|
momlorassignmem 62
mouse 51
parallel port so
paralleLAssignmenl 63
PS/2 mouse asswgnmem 51
OuwckPonS 50.52
seriaw assignment 62
seriaw port so
TV device 51
Powercord selecchon a
POWER moicmor, does nol ugm up a:
Powersuppwy um: 2:1
(echnicaldata 67
PDWEr-onlndlcalor ‘E
Preparan‘on for use 9
Preparing notebook for use m
70
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Index
Pnnierdoss not prim 44
PS/2 mouse
asS|gnment 6‘
connection 51
PSIZ mouse pon
QUiCkFOr‘ S
connsming 52
Reading speed, CD-ROM drive 39
Rscovery boot disksne 46
Recovery CD as
Hecyclmg 4
Removable iniravsd keyboard 1:
Restoring, hard disk contents 46
Return wg
Safety 3
Sax/mg power 4
Screen
stays blank 41,42
Screen output 2&40
Select,powsrcon1 e
Ssnalintenace 50
Senalmouss
connection 5‘
Senal pun
assignment 52
connecting 50
wnlvaved 53
SM 19
Shinkey «9
Software installation, Iomega software 30
SPF’ mode, assignment 53
Standard Paral‘elPDﬂ [SS
Standby mode 37
swnching oﬂ/on 2a
Startksy A9
Summevnme 4a
Suspendmode as
swwlcning aﬂ/on 2‘
swnching en automancally 38
Suspendla Disk 38
Suspendla DRAM 38
S-VHSouiput 50
asswgnmem 6‘
Sw‘nchmgoﬂmmebock ‘5
Swllcmngonmctebouk u
Symbcls, explanallan a! 2
System expansion 47
Azsam-KBz-Z‘004-76‘9
71
Index
Tab key m
Techmcal data
DMA asswgnment 59
V0 addresses 59
lntevruptasswgnmenl 59
notebook 55
ponasswgnmem ‘m
Time,no(corlect 44
Tips 4.
Touchpad ‘5
bmons 17
cleaning B
does not work 43
Transpon 6
Troubleshooting 41
TV card 34!
TV 591, connemmg 51
TV>ouk SC
assignment 61
swi1chingon/oﬂ 2x
USE. Unwversm Serial Bus 50
VGA assignment 62
Vvdeaworkstallon 2
Volume
adiustmenl Ac
mcraasing 21
reducing 21
Windowsgsmote m
WindowsNT,nole m
Wmlerhme 44
Wivewess data Iransfer 53
Write promclinn, ﬂoppy 27
Zip disk 32
inserting 32
manual removal 33
removmg T3
Zipdrive 30
operating
Zoom videopon 34
ZVpon 3x.
72
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Contents
lmroducnon"
Nclailoﬂeﬂ cmwanum
mszamrg an argorvo'n x.“
important notes
Note> m n.Aal‘»ng and remuwvg boards.
‘ Eturei‘s net 9
E: y SW 9 ,
Disposa‘ am '6Lyclmg
CE can “care,
FCC Class B CONS lam‘ Smtem ﬂ!
Power cw! se ecrcw .
For the Umtuu States and Can
Fa: me Umleu Kmydcm.
vc- wm the notebook
nombmk
29min mmqmmmmb‘aswmw rum-n
camp was
Prapar , he netebockfon e
Opemg me netsbook
Rm.
ﬁred Kéryno uwvm
mg on me ncteoom
mg 0" We notebook.
and am dev‘c
stpw new
chusac
Keyunavd
mmzmamn
my v v w v
Carmg 50' and "7a m u ng m
cycws tor roteuook bananas.
al‘ Hg and wzmovx book bane
Work'ng mm ﬂog y msk
, (he curaom aw“
he 2m ow
u Touchpaa Keys .
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Contents
Vgiurv a}
Changwg C5!
Smtuh nu
Troubleshootmg and lips
rr~ DOWEnw camrdce
at 10 "3sz
we an the men
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The ex.er » mspxay s biark 01 the mage W5 uma ~
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e‘r pm do
mouse -
a win)!
rm mvl
not hf" k
ook‘s data (V ("no Ls n
r does no! mm
rnmgs
as ea the screen
13rd
rm me
Memory expansion.
Connectmg exlsmal devices
Par! ovavs ano com
g dev «um seam or ;
(mg an extemm wxxitw
» mg me mouse
mg a lelswsior 59:1
Covm'hung an extremal kcyhoavd.
~g minimai anew oer/web .
9 we Omsk?
ﬁg dam wwv:
rarea ntervace
Technica! data
N; aok A
Nr‘ﬁbouk tummy
am under . , ,
cvlupt ‘uD addresws arm DMA as
YVau J ckel, ,,, ..
Dori bv enema keyboard m‘
Senm w:
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