Getac Technology 049 Notebook Computer User Manual

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In gonoral, you can use tho arrw keys I: move around and ‘ / - keys I: change
the setup values. Keyboard Informatlon can be Found at the bottom of the screen.
NOTE:
I The BIOS Setup Utility screens sham in this chapter are lor your relerenoe
only. The actual item: or settings on your computer may diﬂerr
I Thu BIOS Setup Ulilrty program may hava been updatod alter the publication
ol this manual
0 Thu settings you select in your operating wstom might ovarrirh similar
settings in BIOS Setup Utility
Information mill
The lnlormatlon menu contains the boslc conﬁguration Information of the system.
There out no USU-definable turns in this menu.
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NOTE: The "Asset Tag' inlormation appears when you have entered the awe!
number lor this oomputor using the asset management program The program is
provided in the ma: loldor ol the Dnvor disc‘
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The Main menu annulus various system semngs.
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ilIIIIIII sen the system date.
lemma-nun enables 0v disables the sysem‘s support for Legacy USB
device in DOS mode.
5-4 Using BIOS Setup and Syslam Reevvay
The Advanced menu contains advanced settings.
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submenu as shown belw.
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Ustng BIOS Sempand Syslarn Recova'y 5-5
Iﬁsm enables of disables iRST. which gets your system up and running
faster.
"ﬂ II “I‘ll" speciﬁes evens to! waking up we syaem. Plus “Io access
Ihe submenu as shown belaw.
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IIIUWIhInFlIIISI alkaws a modem devlm activity to wake up the system
1mm 53 (Sleep) State.
ISIW‘OIIIIMIIISI allows a USB device activity to wake up the system 'rom
S3 (Sleep) stems.
W‘IIINIII" allows a W activity h wake up me symm 1mm 53 (Sleep)
stale.
.mllmsets II the 5mm always runs at full speed (Pa/formats) or lower:
down when in temperature is too high (Balance).
5-6 Using BIOS Sam and Syslam nmvan/
MIII’IIIIIsets ll connecting AC power wlll automatically stan or resume your
computer.
Milled. set no AHC/ ll your hard dlsk supports AHCI. AHCI allows you to take
advantage of Advanced Host Controller lnteﬂace leamres. The options are [DE and
AHCI.
CAUTION: Incorrect SAT/A mode setlmgs can result In hard dlsk cll'lve boot
lellure
MlﬂllleutIII-II [III eels the signal level to Low, Medium. or Hip/7. The
setting works only If your computer has the booster hardware that can Increase
the 2.4GHz WLAN signal strength and quality.
unmatc- conﬂgurea Active Management Technology parameters. Pres
alum access the submenu as shown below.
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Illllm enables or disables Intelo Active Management Technology BIOS
extension execution. AMT allws the system admlnistrawr to access an AMT
leatured computer remotely.
IlﬂmSIll-"lnlﬂ determlnes Mather the prompt for enterlng Intel AMT
Setup appear: or not during POST. ll disabled. users cannot enter Intel AMT
Setup.
Using BIOS Sane) and System Recova'y 5-7
Vlmnlnuonne-uI-lnnmn sea Vmuallzau'on Technology paramelers‘ Press
Into access the submenu as mown below.
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IMIHMIWTU'III‘III enables or disable: IntelO VT (lmel
Vinuelizalion Technology) (salute which provides hardware support In! ploousor
vinualizalion. When enabled, a VMM (Vlrmal Machlne Mon'mv) can utilize the
addlﬂonal hardware vlnuallzalion capablliu’es providad by lhis technology.
IMI'TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM-lﬂ enables or disables VT—d (Innelo
Vinualizalion Technology [or Divecled l/O). When enabled, VT-d helps enhance
Intel platforms to: nfﬂclent vlnuallzadon 04 VD devlces.
5-8 Uslng BIOS Setup and Syslam Racvvay
“‘0'“. sets graphlm related apﬁans. Press mm amass me submenu
as shown below.
NOTE: Graphic Setup paramelers apply In the internal grapmcs dwice only
"I Ill-"Ila“ sets the amount cl pie-allowed (ﬁxed) glaphi‘s memory
lo! use by the internal graphlu devlce.
Using BIOS Sempand Syslam Recova'y 5-9
mlumlﬂl ses the amount of :0st graphia memory (pm-allocated
§ ﬁxed § DVMT) tor use by me Internal graphics device.
If“. “mull! enables or disablss ssvaral harmsre components. Prsss [I'll
to access the submenu as shown below.
You can enabla or disable me foﬂawing items:
5-10 Usmg mos Sennand Sysla'n Recovay
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o IIIIIIIII (ngh Deﬁnition Audlo)
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a mum
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sulimlmcuilwuhn enables or disables the serial port. Press Ell! m
access the submenu as shown below.
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Using 3105 Setup and System Recovery 5-1 1
Sucuritv lleml
The Securhy menu connins me security settings which saieguard your system againa
unamhorlzed use.
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5-12 Usmg mos sum and Sysle'n Raceway
NOTE:
0 You can sol the user password only Mien lhe suporVIsor password has been
sol.
I ll bolh lhe supervrsor and user passwords are set. you can enter any ol them
lor slaning up the system and/or entering BIOS Selup However. lhe user
password only allows you lo view/change me sellings ol cenam items
0 A password selling Is applied right alter il is confirmed. To cancel a password.
leave the password amply by pressmg lire Euler kay
Iﬂﬂllllu 'mﬂll shows whelher you have set the supervisor/user
password or not for the sysmrn.
SONWIISI’HBSI“ sets the supervlsor/user password. When Iyplng
me password, ﬁrst make sure the! Num Lock is all, and then type no password
In the entry ﬁelds and press Em. Conﬁrm your password by typing it again and
pressing Elll. You (an set the supervisor/user password to be raqulred lor 513an
up the system and/or entering BIOS Setup.
mﬂﬂlﬂ enables or disables me enlerlng o! poaword (ll exising) lor
booting up your system.
'ﬂ-II'IIIIII'I sets the password (or looking the Primary Masler hard di§<
drive. Nler selling a password, the hard disk drlve can only be unlocked by the
password no manor where it ls Installed.
IIIIIPIIIIIIIII shows whevier you have set the hard dlsk password or not.
mut- I'l eels verlous TPM parameters. Press Ellllho eooess me submenu
as shown below.
Uslng BIOS Salup and Sysla'n Recovery 5-13
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"Ill“ enables or dlseblee TPM support. TPM (Tamed Platform Module)
Is a component on your computer‘s malnboerd that re speclﬂceliy designed to
enhance plaﬂorm security by providing I protected space {or key operations
and other security critical risks.
UIWIIW shows the current TPM state.
Inn-nun allows you to selea between No Change. Clear. Disabled
and Deactivated and Enabled and Am‘varsd.
The Boot menu sen the sequence or me devices In be searched {or me operadng
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The booteble devices will be emomadally detected during POST and shown here,
allowing you to set the sequence that the BIOS ueee to look lor a device from
which to load the 05.
Below Is a brie! description of keyboard usage:
Seleae (highlight) a boot devloe.
Changes the boot sequence.
Leads the default boot sequence.
Spea'iies if the boot device is lined (I) or removable (I).
Moves the highlighted boot device lrom the “Boot priority order~ II: to
the “Exduded from hoot ovder“ list, and vice verse.
Mediates/activates the highlighted boot device on the ”Boot prlomy
ordel' list. When e device has been deactivated, en ‘1’ (exclamation)
symbol appears beside the item and system will bypass it when detecting
boot device during POST.
Using mos Salupand Sysm Recovery 5-1 5
Ell! MOIIII
The Exit menu provides ways a! exiting BIOS Setup. Alter ﬁnishlng with your settings,
you must save and exit so that the changes can take enact.
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“'lﬂll I’m saves the changes you have made and exits BIOS Setup Utility.
Mlm'mm exis BIOS Setup Utlltty without sav|ng the changes you
have made.
ll-wlillllll loads the (angry deVaun values tor all the Items.
IISHIIGII-ﬂl restores the prevsous values for all the items.
.mmllﬂl saves the changes you have made.
5-18 Usmg mos Sennand Sysla'n Recovay
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Use System Recovery when:
- Your thdows operatlng system does not slan at all.
0 You wanl to restore lhe system to the factory state.
WARNING.
t Usmg thts feature wrlt retnstalt thdcws to vent system and conttqure H to the
system 5 lactury detault setttnus AH data on the hard dtsk drtve wrtl be lost
0 Make sure that onwer ts not tnterrupted durtng the recovery process An
unsuccesstut recovery may result m Wmdows startuo probtems
To urn System Recovery:
t. Connect the AC adapter.
2. During system startup when the totlowtng screen appearst press “*Iﬂ H
keys tor tour seconds.
3. In the screen that appears. select It"! to start the recovery process
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4. The prowess bar shows lbs percentage completed. When il reaches I00%.
he sys‘am nuns o".
5. Turn on me computer. The Windows setup wizard stats. Fodlow he 005ch
pumps to continue.
6. When he sysIem restans, the insmller screen appars. The lnslalle' will petfonn
system hardware detach" and driver installalion.
5-15 Usmu mos Semp and Syslem Recovery
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Gem: software Includes epplbuﬂon programs [or sped": compute' componem: and
utility programs lor overall management.
This chem describes how no use the software.
Using Gala: Sollwam 6-1
ISIII III “I Blltﬂl III I
The 050 (On Screen Display) Control Panel provides a usav-lrlendly Intaﬂaoo
for you to quickly acilvane or opomln cumin luncllons on your compumr wilh a
simple rap M the semen.
To open the OSD Control Panel. won the burn on me from of you! computer.
The following table shows the various funcﬁons on the OSD Coan Panel.
6-2 Usmg Gelac Sonware
Opens me Help ﬁle explaining me 06D Control Panel.
Opens lhe Quick Bulb" Setup menu (refer lo me next section
br details).
Cloeeu the 050 Control Panel.
Serves as the mesh! ON/OFF control oi the RF radio. The word
on the brmnn Indicahes lhe currenl alarm.
The on/oﬂ elem: will persist through Sleep/Hibernation mode but
it will always be on upon restarting.
Enablee or disables me G-Rolale lunaion. When enabied. me
LCD display will route itsell to match the direction the compuler
is held.
This human is available hr use only when the computer is in
Table! mode. The function is amoman'celly enabled whenever you
change lhe LCD display position b the Tublel style.
Rotalee the orientation from delaull lenduape to W portrait. 1W
landscape, or W pomait.
The same will pereiei Ihrough Sleep/ Hibernation mode or syebm
power on.
SwlIchea me 200 mode to the next choice (II. III“. MK.
or OF). The word on me human lndicales lhe current suns.
(For Information on EC0 medee, see “ECO Tab” Imr In his
chapter.)
This bum" works only when ueing bellery power. The ECO mode
wlll return In he default OFF eenlngwhenever Ac power is
connected. backlighl statue is changed. the system resumes from
SIeep/Hibemalion nude. or live aynhm is reelemd.
Usvng Gets: Solrware 6-3
sum the LCD bactdtght to the next choice (IX. II'III. or
In“) The wad on the button indicates the current sbtus.
When set to "X, the backllght is adjusted to the highest
brightness level. When set to IN. the brightness will be
automatically adjusted meaning to the curvenl ambient light.
The becklight will return to the deiault ”III. setting whenever
the system resumes tram Sleep/Hlbmtation mode or the system
Is restarted.
Switches the dispiey oubut to the next choice: I" (exterml
manila). 3m (LCD and extemal monllot). 0! ml.
This button works only when an external display is connecmd.
Starts Mcrosoﬂ htemel Explorer by deiault.
You an assign a dilietatt iunction to this hutton (rate! to the
next section [or details).
Starts thdmvs Mobility Center by detault.
You can assign a diﬁetmt iunciion to this button (rater b the
next secuon ior details).
Starts the twchscreen calibtatton toot by delimit.
You can assign a dillevatt lunction to this button (velar to the
next section bl deta‘ls).
Starts the EIueboth Setup utility by delath.
Von can assign a dill-stall iunction In this button (tale! a the
next section tor detals).
Opens the Imut Panel by detault.
Von can assign a dllterent iunction to this button (rater I: the
next section tor details).
64 Using Gelac Snitwale
Allows you to adjust tho sound volume by dmgging the knob
along he bar.
Swilches the 9/31"" sound mu: OFF (mum) and ON.
Allows you to adjust the LCD brlghmsss level by dmgglng the
knob along the bar.
Systam emrs “black-out“ mods by lumlng all the LCD dlsplay,
LED lndlealois, loudlscvoan, and sound.
Press me power bum" ( 0 ) b wnke up the 919mm from
“bled-out“ mode.
Uslng Gila: Sollware 6-5
By detautl. the ﬁve quick buttons on the OSD Control Panel have pve-asslgned
functions. You can re—deﬁne the buttons:
I. Click the Quick Bultan Setup button ( ) on the OSD control panel and
the “III-II- window appears.
2. At the bottom at the screen are the ﬁve quick buttons. Click the button you
want to change.
3. Depending on the type of task to be associated with the button. dick the Open
mmn-orunMHII-oru-muwpa.
4. A dialog box appears. Select the desired program or fotder and click u
or I“. Alter your seleaion. the entry ﬁeld Mll display the program or lower
lnfnnution.
6-6 Usrng Gem: 5mm.“
S. Van can change the Image appearing on the human by cnddno Inc “In“.
bunon. After selecﬂng he Image ﬁle, he original Image on In button villi be
replaced.
6. Click um mpiele the chances.
WE: Vou can restate the quick bullons to the dehult settings by «ﬂicking Rout
All.
Uslng Gala: Sonwm 6-7
The llve quick humans Iocaed on the from 01 your computer name with predeﬁned
functions. You can use Bunon Manager ta re—deﬁne Ihe buttons.
I. Click RIP) mot-m -> Hun h-
screen appears.
mu luau. The folloMng
2. Select the human no re-deﬁne‘
3. Under me Inllm mun m:- click me K0".- dropdown HS! [0 see me
available options and select me option you wam.
6-8 Uslng Gets: Sdlwme
Upd-re Button Function
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Kev Name Menu
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User Deﬁne Bman‘
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mom Sensor
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rotate On/Oft
The option User Deﬁne Buﬂoﬂ ( I to 5) means the Quick Bunon in the OSD
Control Panel.
4. Repeat the steps lor the other buttons that you want to redeﬁne.
S. For the changes to take ellect immediately, click smrtrlash.
6. ll you intend to save the conﬁgurations lor later retrieval, click SAVE. Select
a location, enter a ilename, and click save to save the current conligurations
as a .blh lile.
Click Lllﬂll the next time you use Button Manager to load any previously saved
conﬁgurations.
NOTE: You can restore to the default settings by clicking Gel Default.
Uamg Getac Soltware 6-9
'SIII 3-“. III!
G-Managsr is a uniﬁed user interface utility that allows you to manage and configure
me lollowlng:
o Symm
0 Bakery
0 ECO (economic mode)
a Light Sensor
0 Ignition
o Monmring
o Antenna
0 GPS Slams
sunlnl lanalm
You can start up G-Manager by any of 1113 following methods:
- Click sm—ermrameumllllvaﬂamw, or
I Click and hold the 3 icon located on the Iaskbar until a ring appears. From
ma small menu that pops up. click I'll”.
The G-Manager wlndow appears, containing 8 who as desclibed later.
NOTE: Depending on youl model lhe aclual Ilems appealing on the screen may
dlller llom those Shawn M lhIs manual
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To View 995cm: Imerrnelon. select me component lram m Iiet on me leﬂ side
of he screen. The Inletmallon of me selechd wmnml Mil be displayed on me
lighl slde a! he screen.
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mum
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A: most mo bamrlas may be suppamd. Click mm or m! I: view he
infomuﬁan of Inch ban-{y (if your mdol has I mend hurry).
mTE:
I Whirl the pvroamagnﬁmis less than 10% lhsn the value WI" be displade
in md
0 Who" an abnormal ballsvy eondlllon is delveled IIIIfI-Il value will be
dlwlayed in led.
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The upper portion 01 me screen displays no cure»! mus ol m saluted balmy.
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The lower left portion of the screen allows you to select the charging mode.
0 Ill-II“ — The battery will be fully charged. When remaining charge reaches
below 95%. then charging Mil start until it is fully charged.
0 mnulm- This mode helps prolong battery life by charging up to 80%
of its total capacity only. It is highly recommended ll you are using AC power
most at the time.
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The lower right portion oi the screen contains the beuery health her and provides
the battery cellbretion function.
The health bar shows the batter‘s health by percentage. A low percentage indicates
poor health and therefore the need to perlorm a gauge rust to calibrate the battery‘s
capacity and improve the battery‘s performance. The gauge reset process includes
discharging and then fully recharging the battery in two cycles. it can take several
hours.
To perform e gauge reset:
I. Connect the AC adapter.
2. Click “I. located next to the health bar
3, In the pop-up dialog box, click "I to start the procea. The window as below
eppeers dlsplaying the progress bar.
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The m m: iluwu you be conﬁgu'c E00 nodes (or wild pownr promos).
6-14 Using can: smwmu
To put lha syihnl into l1 ECO made, us. he WI button (on. of lhu bullnnl
in Inn 080 Conlml Pan-I). (Sn “Using lhn 08D Conlml Pan-l” nrlior in Ihin
chapter to: inlarmaion.)
The left portion at the screen Ilsa no available power proﬁles (ﬂlltll PWSIIIIII.
and III“). Each proﬁle is a wmﬂnnﬁon ol pownr innings hal rasull: in dill-rink
power cansunplinns. To change lha selling: nf n pmﬁln. salon (highlight) the
proﬁle norm in Iha Iisl.
The right parion M m mun displays ma sailings of «In current ulecm proﬁle.
You can set up no following inms:
I WWII. IIIIIIIIII. and WW - can be on or on.
Uslllu Gun.- Sdlwalu 6-15
o WISHIIII — can belﬂlmﬂ, Immor MUS“. The
senings here correspond m the semngs In Windows; (See Windaws Help [or
the description to each of the power sdreme.)
Alter changing the sem'ngs. click ”I! or II bosave the changes. To restore the
settings m me delauk values, cllck I‘ll...
lIIIIIt Sensor Till
The miillﬂlab allows you conﬁgure haw me light sensor works.
6-18 Usmg Gem Somme
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111- Mt portion of m screen link: me sensor modes:
0 Il- - um sensor :onsiivily it sat a! normal environment lighlng condiuon.
o “I! - Llnhl unsor nnsilivlly II "I ll brighl Invironmnl linhinu condirion
(5.9. outdoors).
I III- Liam sensor unslu'viry is u! at dark environment lighl‘ng condition (mg.
indom. image warwhoun, cm).
Click h «In! a mdl. Click ”I! or I to sin lhl changes.
To have he keypad backligm aummalcally mm on In poor lighting onviranmonL
end: an: ehackbox mmlmommnn. CIickMI! or UK to ma IM
changes.
Using Gua; Suilwalu 6-17
Antenna Tall
Thelll- lab allow: you to set il your system will amomaioally use me exlemal
GPS or WWAN mlenna when connecned lo the Docking Slation.
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Selecl me checkboxhs) accordingly. Cllcklllﬂ or II to save me changes.
luni on Tall
The I‘ll lab allows you no conﬁgure how your sysum mm with he vehicle
lgnilion.
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Whm your synm is connecnd I: In Vehicla Dock (availabll as an option),
you can havo your sysmm dorivo pow-r lrorn no vehicle Ind havo m on/ol cl
me vanitlo lgnilIon Mn on/oﬂ your oyotorn. To unable m Mauro, Ioloc! the
checkbox IIIIﬂ-MIIIIII. Clickllm or III In Ive no change;
“I” TIIIII
when he Imnmllfoalure is enabled, me syslam \MII manually shut
down afar the vetl'olo Ignition Is umed off or he bamry ls low. You can sol the
amount 0! Iimu (ED soconds. 30 Iocondu. 45 wounds. 1 minutn. or 2 Minnie)
ma syslnm waits ba'ora shun‘ng down. Click ”III or II to sava he orange:
"IIIIIIIJI‘IIIH Tall
Tm Illlllll- ub allows you IO conﬁguro the monitoring amnion o? G-Manager.
Using Gua; Suilwam 6-19
| m “““
Monitoring w. m.
nun-I.- — Inn-nu
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mum
m. at“:
Inn-um
u.
mvw
th loll portion at he scrun list he ihms. Click Ilia chuckbox balm an ihm
In include il a: i monitor“ component. Click ”III or II to nvo tho cmngn.
NOTE: Dﬂlavant models have dﬂlmam sipponed monltunng nems
nowsupponed hams cannot be selected tgvayed out items)
Imull 'mllll
Thu rigm ponion M In- urun nllow: you to at how no munimd mm: In
displayad and how clan Ilia monitoring is updnld.
o IMF-”II - allow! its monimring window lo romain on mp of you' display.
a HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - sens he Inquoncy M updals an Inn monitoring window
(1/3/5/10/30 seconds or 1/5/30 minutas).
Click I” or III I: save ma :hangu.
$20 Usuu Gad; Sollwa'u
To start monmring. click “I? Illllﬂl The monmoring window slmilar lo the one
below appeals displaying requested inlormanon a! spaciﬂad Ime'vals.
To stop monimring. click me Close human at me upper right corner of the monimling
windaw or clickmlm on ma Iﬂnllam page M G-Managar.
In Status TIII
The Inﬁll! lab elm»: the GPS status lav models having the GPS module,
Uslng Gaac Sonwaxe 6‘21
‘ uncu—
ﬁ cps Status
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To um a=s podlionlng, did "In. The Icrean timiayn:
o Ongoing raw am strings in m. llssunlnl sedan
I Overhead alalllb pullou- ln lhe IIIIII- sedan
. smal nmnlh a! m- Millikan in line IIII'III‘III ouclicn
When GPS podlioning in complete. I10 Inmﬂmﬁon mm the 6’s
lnfomaion 0' Inc outrun! location.
To atop GPS podﬁoning, click “I".
6-22 UM] Gala: Schwartz
Gerac Camera '3 a gee-lamina camera program. which allows yen to stamp
geographical Mormeﬁon on photos as watermarks and embed such imamraﬂon into
JPEG ﬁles as EXIF 2.2 "whom.
NOTE:
0 Gelac Camera works mm Vinual-GPS la smarale applicalion program)
Make sure Ihal Vrrlual-GPS rs rnslalled |n your compurer
0 Below starring Galac Camera. dose any olher program mat uses "19
camera, olnerwrse, Gelac Camera can only provide limrled lundions.
I The insuucliorrs in "IIS documenl are based on laudrscraen operalrons
"rough Ihere are equrvalenl louclrpad and mouse operalrons
To start the program. rap lhe Gene Camera program icon on Windows desktop.
The Gear: Camera window appears as shown below.
the GPS positioning will be auromarieelly acrivared. When me GPS positioning is
conrplered, you will see me geographical information in the watermark area on the
image.
Uslng Gem Solrwme (T23
NU Screen Elam El“!
0 Pmmlnlsnlal
DBSFHDUDHS
Displays me live image in Gamma mode and m: selected
image in View mode.
8 Slams DISDIW Indicates me use 0! a feature.
GPS Lock in use
Fram/Ballnm camera in use (depending on
your model)
Nighl mode in use
Conlinuous/Tirncr mode in use
9 GPSSIHLIS Indicates il mo CPS posilinning is convlclcd (
nrnol { ).
Mnim‘zcs Inc program window.
9 mm comrol
Closes me program.
9 Bummllﬂﬂlﬂ! Perlorm imrnediare Iasks on me currenl Image.
9 ermark L‘n‘splavs me GPS inlormalion such as direclion. Inngirude,
Ialilude, GPS slams, dale, and lime.
0 mumhnalltrav
Displuys up In I piulures in H Illulrlhnull VilNl. llle uimlln
is me picmre last lake" or selecled.
Ynu can drag Inward Ihe righl or lell to scroll mruugh the
thumbnail View.
IIIe 0/6 lmllall IIirles/srruws Ilm Illululnmil lruy.
cummmn BURNS
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Switches m Camcorder mode.
Switches [0 View Mode.
Switches to GPS view.
Switches to lhe Setﬁngs screen.
Screen [laments
Provides copyright, licensing, and help
inlormatjon.
Tallinn Pictures
1. Start the Getac Camera program. You will be in Camera Mode.
2. You can use the buttons on the right and left side ol the preview window tor
immediate controls. (See “Camera Controls” (or detailed inlomlation.)
For overall settings, lap . (See “Camera Semngs” lor detailed
inlennallon.)
3. Aim the camera lens at your subject.
Uslr lg Gelar‘ Somme 6-25
4. When Ieady. you can shool (he pidule in either 0' 019 Mo melhods:
- ”‘Iﬂap the human.
- ”It Drag Ihe preview Image and dml
il inlo Thumbnail Tray.
5. The picture will appear ln Ihe middle 0! me Thumbnall View and be saved
to the predeﬁned storage IomIion.
Fllps the Image venlcallyl
Flips "IE Image horizontally
6726 usmg Gem: Snflwalo
a: / Q Turns on/oﬂ GPS lock. The icon In the button shows the
current slams.
GPS lock allows you record the exact location ot the object
you are shooting instead oi where you are using the computer
to shoal the picture. First, put the computer near your object
and tap this button to lock the GPS lnlormalion: then. you
can go tanner away to where you can have a good View
oi the obiect lor the shooting.
Remember to turn 0" GPS lock when the [suture is not needed
tor the next picture. The GPS lock is always on whenever
you start the program.
Eli Tums all/on watermark. The icon in the button straws the
current status.
You an turn oil watermark it you do not want the watermrk
to show in the picture View setting remains elective until you
change it again.
1. Start the Getae Camera program. You will be in Camera mode. Tap
m to switch to Camcorder mode.
2. Vou can use the buttons on the right and ten side at the preview window tor
immediate controls. (See "Camoorder Control Buttons‘ lor detailed intormatlon.)
For overall settings. mp
iniormetlon. )
(See “Camera Settlngs' to! dehiled
3. Aim the mmera lens at your subject.
To start shooting the video, tap the I button.
Usulg Gaiac Sollwmo 6-27
4‘ 10 step. lap the same button again.
5. An image lvom the video will appear in Ihe middle ol the Yhumbnail Yray. "to
me is saved to the medalinsd slmage location.
cﬂlll'ﬂl "ml“!
Insurlnllllu
incveases the vecording sound volume.
Disables/enables the microphone.
Decreases the recording sound volume.
Flips the image vemcaliy.
Tums on/oll me display ol elapsed recudlng time and current
volume.
"Sill! “GI "Bill
T30 at the bottom 0' "18 screen ‘0 switch W WOW mode.
While in Camera or Csmcomer made. you can also switch to View mode Dy allhor
oi the two methods:
a IIIIIIII‘IZDouble-hp the lhumbnail In the Thumbnail Trayl
- Illlllll 1: Drag me thumbnail and drop law the preview window.
SIIOGHIIU II Imam II “III.
To scroll hmugh [he Thumbnail Tray. drag the [ray
toward me Ian nr right.
To nlacl an image or video. use either a! the two
methods:
. llllluikowbIe—tap lhe thumbnail In the Thumbnall Tray.
0 IIIIIﬂI 2: Drag the thumbnail and man into the
display window.
Using Gem; swim; 529
(up In tour scales)
Drag two ﬁngers aparl/
Iowans: to zoom in/oul.
VII lulu-nun only-nuns
When zoomed in, you can drag to view another pomon
o! lhe inage,
VII cull!“ Bullons
Reslove to the 100%
scale
6-30 ‘Jsmg Gan * Szxtwnw
Romemtherigm/Ieﬂ "a" ,
by 90°
Drag two ﬁngers in a
clockwise/counterclockwise
Circular motion.
VIEW image properties
a.
I. Snitch no view mode. select me image. and cap %
2. In propane: View. tap a.
3. Type your nouns in the entry ﬁeld.
4. When completed. lap .
The ﬁm three lines of me nous show on the screen.
Usmg Gerac Solrware 631
lllu Pllnlnl cum-ls
san/ pause the playback
Skip badmards/bvwards
Increase/ decrease volune
Tum on/oﬂ Ihe sums display
6‘32 L‘smu 7mm- Smthu
camm SOMI‘IIS
To change camera settings. tap - at the bottom at the screen.
Contrast
0/127
Along the Ielt of the window are all the setting ihms. You can drag Ihls area up
or down to scroll through the items. The middle ol the window displays the current
item and selling value. To the right is the adjustment bar where you can tap or
drag to change the selling value.
All changes (except lor tar-n I“) remain ellectlve until you change them
again.
Damnation
Five choices lrem which you can select one that matches
the current Ilghl source: m (default)V “lull”.
am. ”In, and lumen-n.
Adjust: the brightness level. The range of levels depends
on computer models,
You can tap to restore to the aeiault level.
Using Gulac Seltware 6733
"BITE I!!!” UISBHMMHS
0 leﬂ Adjusts me oomrasl level. The range at levels depends
on curnpular models.
You run Lap I: restore in Ihu datum lavel.
Adjusls he hue level. The range of levels devende on
computer W58“.
You can lap no remre In the delaull level.
Sets lhe temoncy In rnalch be local elecmeal system
ll ﬂicker {roe shoeing under declnc lighl. Choice: as:
ﬁllll (default) md50lll.
Tum: Inweraun) or Ill me LED light.
This Ilam is availmlo lor selling only on models wllh he
LED lighl.
”I'm-III. Tums In or .ﬂ(dalam) 711in made.
You can turn on he talus hr shoalng In low Ilgm
alualiom.
a Innuesm sets the image resoluﬁon.
IBOIXIIM. Ilﬂxlll. 800"". or Mﬂlﬂlﬂbr
2.0MP Camera.
Son: the vldeo slze to “Manor 3201140.
m ﬂmlloll Three choices for me shaming moms:
llonml This I: he default swing whomwsr Ihe
program I: started.
Gﬂlllllllls Continuous shooting 06 3 pickles (one
shol per second).
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BBIIIIIIIOW Information
Th1: appendix provide. regulatory mm and any noise. on your oompuler.
NOTE: Marking labels lacaled on the exlarlor al your summer indicate the
regulations that your model oompﬁes va'lhl Please check the marking labels and
reler to [he corresponding statements in lhls appendix. Same nollces apply lo
specillc models only.
Rummy lnlwmdllon 3-1
ml Emﬂlclllllli “ml!“ RIIIII Inlllllllﬂ “IUD“. Sim-ant
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This equipment has been new and found to comply with the limits lor a Class
B digital device pursuant to Part l5 al the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
we provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installationt This equipment generates. uses, and can radiate radio lrequency energy
and. it not Installed and used In accordance with the instructions. may eeuse harmful
lnterlerenoe to radio eommunimtiens. However. there is no guarantee that lnterierence
will not occur In a pam'cuiar installation. it this equipment does cause harmful
interlerence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
me equipment all and on, the user is encouraged to try to conect the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
0 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
I Connect the equipment lntb an outlet on a circuit different lrorn that to which
the receiver is connected.
I Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician lor help.
Any changes or modifications not exprasiy approved by the nantﬂacmrer could
void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment
The use of a non-shielded interface table with this equipment is prohibited.
B-2 Regulatory Inlormation
Gui-I lull-I at “In:
III. momma llalllllllbn this II and!“ Home
This Class B digixal apparatus meals all requirements 0! the Canada
Interference—Causing equipment regulations.
Ce! appalail numérique de Classe B respede homes Ies exigences du Réglament
Canadian sur la malériel broullsur.
This digilal spparsnus does not exceed me Class B limils '07 radio noise emissions
from digital apparatus sex out in the Radio lnlerlerence Regulations 01 the Canadian
Depamnani oi Communications.
Le présen! appsreil numévlque n‘émet pas de bru'tu Isdloélectriques dépsssan! les
limites applicabla aux sppareils numériques de la classa B prescrites dsns Ie
R'oglarnem suv is brouillage radioélactrique édiclé par le ministéra des
Communications du Canada
Sam! ilnliccs
mama :nunllllu “hum-lies
IIIISII
ADVARSEL! Limiumbalzeri - Eksploslonsfare ved iallagtig hammering. Udskiﬂning m9
kun ske med baneri a! samme Isbriksl my type. Levév det brugte bansri tillage
Iil leverandaven.
Iolmlll
ADVARSEL: Eksplosjcnsiale ved iellaktig skills av bane". Bsnyll samme banerilype
eller en Illsvarende type anbetall av apparalfabrlkanmen. Brukm bamrler kamres
i henhold til fabriksmans inaruksjonar.
mull
VARNING: Exploionsisra vid (alskligt banaribyta. Anvﬁnd ssmms banerityp ellel an
Reguialcry Inlumaucn 8-3
ekvlvalent typ sum rekommendaras av apparatﬂllverkaran. Kamra anvant belteri
enllgt lebrlkantens lnstruktion.
IIIIIISII
VAROITUS: Pariso vol réjihtéi. Jos ee on vimeeilisesti asennertu. Vaihde paristo
ainoeuan valmistejen suosimelemaen tyyppiin. Hlaviﬁ k§ytetty peristo valmistajan
ohjeiden mukaised.
HIIISII
CAUTION: Danger oi explosion il battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with
lhe same or equivalent type recommended by the equipment manulaaurer. Discard
used batteries according to manufacturer‘s instructions.
IEIBIHI
VORSICHT: Explosionsgelahr bei unsachgemliBe-ri Austausch der Batterie. Ersatz
nur durch denselben oder einen vom Hersteller empfohlenen gleidi-wenigen Typ.
Emaorgung gebreuchter Batterien nech Angeben dee Herstellers.
MIMI
ATTENTION: Ii y a danger d‘expioaion 3‘" y a rempleceruent incorrect do la ballerie.
Remplaoar uniquement avec une batterie do méme type ou d‘un type équivalenl
racommandé per le oonstructeur. Mattre au rebut lea banarias usagées conformément
aux instructions du febrlcent.
The product that you have purchased contains e rechargeable battery. The battery
is recyclable. At the end 01 its useful lile, under various state and local laws, it
may be illegal to dispose oi this battery into the municipal waste aream. Check
with your local solid waste officials lor demils in your area for recycling options
or proper disposal.
I Use only the AC adapter supplied with your computer. Use oi enomer Iype
oi AC adapter will result in mellonaion end/or danger.
B-4 Regllalory Inlet-motion
0 Do not use the adapter ln a high moisture environment. Never toudr the adapter
when your hands or leet are wet.
0 Allow adequate ventilation around the adapter when using it to operate the device
or d1erge the battery. Do not cover the AC adapter with paper or other objecs
that will reduce cooling. Do not use the AC edepter while it is inside a carrying
case.
0 Connect the adapter to a proper power source. The voltage requirements are
found on the product case end/or packaging.
0 Do not use the adapter ii the curd becomes damaged.
0 Do not attempt to service the unit. There are no serviceable pens insider Replem
the unit if it is damaged or exposed to excess moiwre.
"lull [IE llnrlem
0 Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm
0 Never Install telephone jack: in wet locations unless the jack is speciﬁcally
designed (or wet locations.
I Never touch non-insulated telephone wires or terminals unless Ihe telephone
line has been disconnected at the network interface.
0 Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.
0 Avoid using the telephone function (other than a cordless type) during an
electrical storm. There may be a remote risk oi electric shock lrom lightning.
I Do not use the telephone lunctlon to report a gas leak in the vicinity ol the
leak.
I Do not use this product near water, tor example near a bathtub, wash bowl,
kitchen sink or laundry tub, In a wet basement or near a swimming pool.
Haguiarcry Inrormauon 8-5
mmmuw
To reduce the risk 0! ﬁre. use only No.26 AWG or larger telecommunication line
cord.
B-S Heguialofy Wot-maxim
NOTE: The mlormatron in this seclion applies to models With the WIreless LAN
module
RF exposure warning
The equipment complies with FCC RF exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be (Lo—located or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
RF exposure information (EAR)
This Notebook Computer meets the government‘s requirements for exposure to
radio waves Thls is desrgned and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits
for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications
Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for employs a unit of
measurement known as the Specrfic Absorption Rate, or SAR The SAR limit set by
the FCC is 2.0 W/‘kg Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating
positions accepted by the FCC with the transmitting at its highest certified power
level In all tested frequency bands. Although the BAR is determined at the highest
certified power level, the actual SAR level of the while operating can be well below
the maximum value. This is because the is designed to operate at multiple power
levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the
closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lowerthe power output. The
highest SAR value for U5 model as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the
body, as described in this user guide.
Regularcry inlumanm B~7
I The use of wirelees devices In hazardous locations I: limited by the cansmainu
posed by the saiety diremors oi such environments.
0 The use oi wireless devices on airplanes is governed by the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA).
I The use oi Mrel—I devices in hospitals is resumed m the limit set lonh by
each hospiial.
miniv- lulu mum-Ila
mullDo not operate a parable iransmimer (smh as l wireless network device)
near unshielded blasting mp: or in an explosive environment unless the device
has been modiﬁed In be qualiﬁed for such use.
B-S Ragaaiary lnlarmanm
m :Regulations of the FCC and FAA prohibit airborne operation oi
radio-frequency wireless devices because their sigmls could interfere with critical
aircrait instrumens.
“I: I“
This device uses. generate: and radiates redio lrequency energy. The radio irequency
energy produced by this device ls well below the maximum exposure allowed by
the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
This device complies with the iimis tor a Class 3 digital device pursuant to Part
‘5 subpart C of the FCC Rules and Regulations. Operation is subjea to the following
two conditions:
(I) This device may not cause harmlul interference.
(2) This device must accept any imeriersnce received. including interlerence that
nay cause undesired operation.
The FCC limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmlul
interference when the equipment is installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual and operand In a commercial environment. However. there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular commercial installation,
or it operated In a reddendei area.
I! harmful interlerence with radio or television reception occurs when the device ls
turned on. the user must correct the situation at the user‘s own expense. The user
is encouraged to try one or more oi ma (allowing corrective measurea:
e Recrient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an met on a circuit different lrom mat to which
the receiver is connected.
0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician (or help.
Hegulaicry Inlormauon 8-9
GII‘IIII: The Part 15 radio device operates on a non-inteﬂerence basis with other
devices operating at (his frequency. Any changes or modiﬁcation In said product
not expressly approved by the menuhcturer couid void the user‘s authority to operate
this device.
canals Iallin Plenum" Intonennco Iauiramells
To prevent radio interierenoe In the licensed service. this device is intended to be
operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment
(or its transmit antenna) that is Installed outdoors is aibject to licensing.
Pour ampéchar que oer appareil muse du brouillage au service laisanl I'objet d'une
licence, il dait éue utilise ‘e i‘innérieur et devreit étre placé loin des ienélres aiin
de 'oumir un écran de blindage naxlmai. Si 12 materiel (on son antenne d'émissian)
es! inmilé a I‘exterleur, ii dait hire l'objet d'une licence.
European Ilninn GE letting and Gum-Iiance
latices
Statements ll liolnlllmce
Hill.
This product follows the provisions of the European Directive i999/5/EC‘
Illlllll
Dene produkt er i Werensaernmelse med det europaelske dilektiv l999/5/EC.
um
Dil produa is In navolging van de bepallngen van Europees Direcxie! l999/5/EC.
Ellis.
Tame mote noudatma EU—direktiivin 1999/5/EC rnéﬁréiyksia.
B-10 Raguieiory Inimation
Fl”
Ce produit est ooniorme aux exigenoes de la Directive Européenne l999/5/EC.
Gar-n
Dieses Produkt enwprlcht den Bestimmungen der Europiiischen Riditlinle
l999/5/EC.
I III
To npolov euro nAnpoi ‘nq npoBAéquIq Tm; Eupmnaixﬁq Oénvioq
l999/ 5/ EC.
lulu
bessi Vera stenst reglugerd Evrbpska Etnahags Bandalagslns miner l999/5/EC.
lu-
Guato prodotuo é ooniorme alla Direniva Europea 1999/5/EC.
Dene produktet er i henhold tll beﬁemmelsene i det europeiske direku’vet l999/5/EC.
III-nu
Este produto cumpre corn as normas da Diretiva Européla 1999/5/82.
Este producto cumple con las normas del Directive Europeo 1999/5/EC.
illlilt
Denna produkt hat tillverkats | enlighet med EG-direktiv 1999/5/82.
local IIWIGIIIIIII Ill IIIJIIIIIII Illlll llllllo
mu: Due to the lact that the frequencies used by 802.lla/9/n wireless LAN
devices may not yet be harmonized In all countries. 802.113/9/n products are
designed (or use only in speciﬁc countries or regions. and is not allowed to be
operated in countries or regions other man those oi designated use As a user
at these produas, you are responsible for ensuring that the products are used only
in me countries or regions (or which they were intended and (or verifying that they
are conﬁgured with the correct selection oi irequency and channel for the country
Regulatory Inla'maiion 8-1 1
or region of use. Any deviation irom permisibie settings and rattlctkms in the
country or region ol use could be en lnlilngement at local law end my be punlshed
as such.
The European variant ls intended Ior use throughout the European Economic Area.
However, eulhorlzetlon for use is tum: ream-med in particular counttlee or regions
within countries. as lollows:
Euvopeen Sandavds dime mexlrnum radiated transmit power ol
IOO mW Eﬂective Isotropic Radiant! Power (EIRP) and the lrequeno/ range 2400 —
24835 MHz.
In Belgium and the Netherlands, the product may not be um outdoors. See the
insruotions next under the heading “fuming Oil the Wireless LAN Rm‘lir.»w
"Ill“
IMMIII! IIUIIGMM mm Ml Imlﬂlnll linﬂllrlhlﬂ NM
The wireless LAN module can currently be used Indoors only In the lollowlng 38
deplrtment: of mainland France. Pleeee turn all your wireless LAN redlo when
opeming the device in areas/pieces othev than the 38 departments Ilsted:
0| lAin 0mm»: [35 man as |Pyunm |
02 [Ann [37 man at Loire 67 [an Rhln |
03 lAlllar [4| Lolr at cm as lHlul Rhin |
05 [mum Alpu [42 Loire 7o lHeule SIﬂlll |
on lArd-nnee [as Lolnl 7| [sum .1 Loin |
09 lArllqo [so Munch. 7s lPlrlI |
n lAude [55 Meuee u [Tm a 5mm |
12 lAveymn [55 um". 54 |Vnucluu |
16 [cum-m [59 Hard as lVo-ou l
B-1 2 Regdalory Inlamalion
2‘ Iceman. lso can as [Yum I
25 IDoubc [6| 0m. 90 [rammin- a. Bellon |
26 Imam- [63 Puy du Dom. so ‘Val do Mam. |
32 lGou [64 mus-n Alhnn'quo
Departments In Which the erelas LAN Module‘s Maxlmum ElRP Not Shown In
me Prevlous Table
"olllIIlWV lama:
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2400 ‘ 2446.5
Not permlned
2446.5 ' 2483.5 100 mW on private properly wllh Mlnlstry
oi Delense aupvoval
'I'II'IIIIII Illl Illa Ilnlou III Iallll
IITETuming lhs wireless LAN radio all is not the same as disabling the wireless
LAN (2rd. It Is not necessary In disable the card to meet me regulatory requiremems.
While operating me oampuoer In those Frend1 depsnmams that do not allow use
0! on wireless LAN equipmem, the user of the equipment must mm all the wireless
LAN radio in order to comply with local regulations
Ragularory Inlamamn 8-1 a

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In gonoral, you can use tho arrw keys I: move around and ‘ / - keys I: change
the setup values. Keyboard Informatlon can be Found at the bottom of the screen.
NOTE:
I The BIOS Setup Utility screens sham in this chapter are lor your relerenoe
only. The actual item: or settings on your computer may diﬂerr
I Thu BIOS Setup Ulilrty program may hava been updatod alter the publication
ol this manual
0 Thu settings you select in your operating wstom might ovarrirh similar
settings in BIOS Setup Utility
Information mill
The lnlormatlon menu contains the boslc conﬁguration Information of the system.
There out no USU-definable turns in this menu.
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NOTE: The "Asset Tag' inlormation appears when you have entered the awe!
number lor this oomputor using the asset management program The program is
provided in the ma: loldor ol the Dnvor disc‘
Ushg BIOS Wand System Recovery 5-3
The Main menu annulus various system semngs.
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imam sels ma sysnam h'me.
ilIIIIIII sen the system date.
lemma-nun enables 0v disables the sysem‘s support for Legacy USB
device in DOS mode.
5-4 Using BIOS Setup and Syslam Reevvay
The Advanced menu contains advanced settings.
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Illllllusﬂnul” conﬁgures iRST. PIGS Wm scans the
submenu as shown belw.
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lu- ypcuxe nu;
nub).- m1.
Ustng BIOS Sempand Syslarn Recova'y 5-5
Iﬁsm enables of disables iRST. which gets your system up and running
faster.
"ﬂ II “I‘ll" speciﬁes evens to! waking up we syaem. Plus “Io access
Ihe submenu as shown belaw.
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Aug-.m-
.mvuy no uh up
mmkunﬂhq)
1M.
IIIUWIhInFlIIISI alkaws a modem devlm activity to wake up the system
1mm 53 (Sleep) State.
ISIW‘OIIIIMIIISI allows a USB device activity to wake up the system 'rom
S3 (Sleep) stems.
W‘IIINIII" allows a W activity h wake up me symm 1mm 53 (Sleep)
stale.
.mllmsets II the 5mm always runs at full speed (Pa/formats) or lower:
down when in temperature is too high (Balance).
5-6 Using BIOS Sam and Syslam nmvan/
MIII’IIIIIsets ll connecting AC power wlll automatically stan or resume your
computer.
Milled. set no AHC/ ll your hard dlsk supports AHCI. AHCI allows you to take
advantage of Advanced Host Controller lnteﬂace leamres. The options are [DE and
AHCI.
CAUTION: Incorrect SAT/A mode setlmgs can result In hard dlsk cll'lve boot
lellure
MlﬂllleutIII-II [III eels the signal level to Low, Medium. or Hip/7. The
setting works only If your computer has the booster hardware that can Increase
the 2.4GHz WLAN signal strength and quality.
unmatc- conﬂgurea Active Management Technology parameters. Pres
alum access the submenu as shown below.
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MIC/Oh»
me: la 90:. um: m m1 (1) heav-
w Winn
“M Mum.
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nu ovum mm «was
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m-
n «ma zu-
mm newton-1
unm- b 0.. m
we.
Illllm enables or disables Intelo Active Management Technology BIOS
extension execution. AMT allws the system admlnistrawr to access an AMT
leatured computer remotely.
IlﬂmSIll-"lnlﬂ determlnes Mather the prompt for enterlng Intel AMT
Setup appear: or not during POST. ll disabled. users cannot enter Intel AMT
Setup.
Using BIOS Sane) and System Recova'y 5-7
Vlmnlnuonne-uI-lnnmn sea Vmuallzau'on Technology paramelers‘ Press
Into access the submenu as mown below.
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m Inn manna. n vu-
xneuuu H to: Dime-d 110 (m) D an uuun up
magma may“.
up-bmmi.
IMIHMIWTU'III‘III enables or disable: IntelO VT (lmel
Vinuelizalion Technology) (salute which provides hardware support In! ploousor
vinualizalion. When enabled, a VMM (Vlrmal Machlne Mon'mv) can utilize the
addlﬂonal hardware vlnuallzalion capablliu’es providad by lhis technology.
IMI'TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM-lﬂ enables or disables VT—d (Innelo
Vinualizalion Technology [or Divecled l/O). When enabled, VT-d helps enhance
Intel platforms to: nfﬂclent vlnuallzadon 04 VD devlces.
5-8 Uslng BIOS Setup and Syslam Racvvay
“‘0'“. sets graphlm related apﬁans. Press mm amass me submenu
as shown below.
NOTE: Graphic Setup paramelers apply In the internal grapmcs dwice only
"I Ill-"Ila“ sets the amount cl pie-allowed (ﬁxed) glaphi‘s memory
lo! use by the internal graphlu devlce.
Using BIOS Sempand Syslam Recova'y 5-9
mlumlﬂl ses the amount of :0st graphia memory (pm-allocated
§ ﬁxed § DVMT) tor use by me Internal graphics device.
If“. “mull! enables or disablss ssvaral harmsre components. Prsss [I'll
to access the submenu as shown below.
You can enabla or disable me foﬂawing items:
5-10 Usmg mos Sennand Sysla'n Recovay
0 WM
0 Ila-M
o Immnw (so)
u smegma-aw
o IIIIIIIII (ngh Deﬁnition Audlo)
o loam
o Flmrhtsumu
a mum
0 Manama
I [In
sulimlmcuilwuhn enables or disables the serial port. Press Ell! m
access the submenu as shown below.
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nu qua mun
mmumuhn.
In...
Inlbldq m I‘ll
uwnu mm as
w.
Using 3105 Setup and System Recovery 5-1 1
Sucuritv lleml
The Securhy menu connins me security settings which saieguard your system againa
unamhorlzed use.
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um Imd n: mu
m on: hum: that
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I: In: 0 rum: [mg]
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p In “no law
5-12 Usmg mos sum and Sysle'n Raceway
NOTE:
0 You can sol the user password only Mien lhe suporVIsor password has been
sol.
I ll bolh lhe supervrsor and user passwords are set. you can enter any ol them
lor slaning up the system and/or entering BIOS Selup However. lhe user
password only allows you lo view/change me sellings ol cenam items
0 A password selling Is applied right alter il is confirmed. To cancel a password.
leave the password amply by pressmg lire Euler kay
Iﬂﬂllllu 'mﬂll shows whelher you have set the supervisor/user
password or not for the sysmrn.
SONWIISI’HBSI“ sets the supervlsor/user password. When Iyplng
me password, ﬁrst make sure the! Num Lock is all, and then type no password
In the entry ﬁelds and press Em. Conﬁrm your password by typing it again and
pressing Elll. You (an set the supervisor/user password to be raqulred lor 513an
up the system and/or entering BIOS Setup.
mﬂﬂlﬂ enables or disables me enlerlng o! poaword (ll exising) lor
booting up your system.
'ﬂ-II'IIIIII'I sets the password (or looking the Primary Masler hard di§<
drive. Nler selling a password, the hard disk drlve can only be unlocked by the
password no manor where it ls Installed.
IIIIIPIIIIIIIII shows whevier you have set the hard dlsk password or not.
mut- I'l eels verlous TPM parameters. Press Ellllho eooess me submenu
as shown below.
Uslng BIOS Salup and Sysla'n Recovery 5-13
mu :- and a:
den“- vhethz ll
[nu-Mu: ma Dunn-"41 “were mm b-
IIO ﬁll-1‘] “I.“ a dblblnd‘
"Ill“ enables or dlseblee TPM support. TPM (Tamed Platform Module)
Is a component on your computer‘s malnboerd that re speclﬂceliy designed to
enhance plaﬂorm security by providing I protected space {or key operations
and other security critical risks.
UIWIIW shows the current TPM state.
Inn-nun allows you to selea between No Change. Clear. Disabled
and Deactivated and Enabled and Am‘varsd.
The Boot menu sen the sequence or me devices In be searched {or me operadng
91mm.
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5-14 Usmg mos Sennand Sysla'n Recovay
The booteble devices will be emomadally detected during POST and shown here,
allowing you to set the sequence that the BIOS ueee to look lor a device from
which to load the 05.
Below Is a brie! description of keyboard usage:
Seleae (highlight) a boot devloe.
Changes the boot sequence.
Leads the default boot sequence.
Spea'iies if the boot device is lined (I) or removable (I).
Moves the highlighted boot device lrom the “Boot priority order~ II: to
the “Exduded from hoot ovder“ list, and vice verse.
Mediates/activates the highlighted boot device on the ”Boot prlomy
ordel' list. When e device has been deactivated, en ‘1’ (exclamation)
symbol appears beside the item and system will bypass it when detecting
boot device during POST.
Using mos Salupand Sysm Recovery 5-1 5
Ell! MOIIII
The Exit menu provides ways a! exiting BIOS Setup. Alter ﬁnishlng with your settings,
you must save and exit so that the changes can take enact.
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“'lﬂll I’m saves the changes you have made and exits BIOS Setup Utility.
Mlm'mm exis BIOS Setup Utlltty without sav|ng the changes you
have made.
ll-wlillllll loads the (angry deVaun values tor all the Items.
IISHIIGII-ﬂl restores the prevsous values for all the items.
.mmllﬂl saves the changes you have made.
5-18 Usmg mos Sennand Sysla'n Recovay
Svstotn nee-van!
Use System Recovery when:
- Your thdows operatlng system does not slan at all.
0 You wanl to restore lhe system to the factory state.
WARNING.
t Usmg thts feature wrlt retnstalt thdcws to vent system and conttqure H to the
system 5 lactury detault setttnus AH data on the hard dtsk drtve wrtl be lost
0 Make sure that onwer ts not tnterrupted durtng the recovery process An
unsuccesstut recovery may result m Wmdows startuo probtems
To urn System Recovery:
t. Connect the AC adapter.
2. During system startup when the totlowtng screen appearst press “*Iﬂ H
keys tor tour seconds.
3. In the screen that appears. select It"! to start the recovery process
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4. The prowess bar shows lbs percentage completed. When il reaches I00%.
he sys‘am nuns o".
5. Turn on me computer. The Windows setup wizard stats. Fodlow he 005ch
pumps to continue.
6. When he sysIem restans, the insmller screen appars. The lnslalle' will petfonn
system hardware detach" and driver installalion.
5-15 Usmu mos Semp and Syslem Recovery
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Gem: software Includes epplbuﬂon programs [or sped": compute' componem: and
utility programs lor overall management.
This chem describes how no use the software.
Using Gala: Sollwam 6-1
ISIII III “I Blltﬂl III I
The 050 (On Screen Display) Control Panel provides a usav-lrlendly Intaﬂaoo
for you to quickly acilvane or opomln cumin luncllons on your compumr wilh a
simple rap M the semen.
To open the OSD Control Panel. won the burn on me from of you! computer.
The following table shows the various funcﬁons on the OSD Coan Panel.
6-2 Usmg Gelac Sonware
Opens me Help ﬁle explaining me 06D Control Panel.
Opens lhe Quick Bulb" Setup menu (refer lo me next section
br details).
Cloeeu the 050 Control Panel.
Serves as the mesh! ON/OFF control oi the RF radio. The word
on the brmnn Indicahes lhe currenl alarm.
The on/oﬂ elem: will persist through Sleep/Hibernation mode but
it will always be on upon restarting.
Enablee or disables me G-Rolale lunaion. When enabied. me
LCD display will route itsell to match the direction the compuler
is held.
This human is available hr use only when the computer is in
Table! mode. The function is amoman'celly enabled whenever you
change lhe LCD display position b the Tublel style.
Rotalee the orientation from delaull lenduape to W portrait. 1W
landscape, or W pomait.
The same will pereiei Ihrough Sleep/ Hibernation mode or syebm
power on.
SwlIchea me 200 mode to the next choice (II. III“. MK.
or OF). The word on me human lndicales lhe current suns.
(For Information on EC0 medee, see “ECO Tab” Imr In his
chapter.)
This bum" works only when ueing bellery power. The ECO mode
wlll return In he default OFF eenlngwhenever Ac power is
connected. backlighl statue is changed. the system resumes from
SIeep/Hibemalion nude. or live aynhm is reelemd.
Usvng Gets: Solrware 6-3
sum the LCD bactdtght to the next choice (IX. II'III. or
In“) The wad on the button indicates the current sbtus.
When set to "X, the backllght is adjusted to the highest
brightness level. When set to IN. the brightness will be
automatically adjusted meaning to the curvenl ambient light.
The becklight will return to the deiault ”III. setting whenever
the system resumes tram Sleep/Hlbmtation mode or the system
Is restarted.
Switches the dispiey oubut to the next choice: I" (exterml
manila). 3m (LCD and extemal monllot). 0! ml.
This button works only when an external display is connecmd.
Starts Mcrosoﬂ htemel Explorer by deiault.
You an assign a dilietatt iunction to this hutton (rate! to the
next section [or details).
Starts thdmvs Mobility Center by detault.
You can assign a diﬁetmt iunciion to this button (rater b the
next secuon ior details).
Starts the twchscreen calibtatton toot by delimit.
You can assign a dillevatt lunction to this button (velar to the
next section bl deta‘ls).
Starts the EIueboth Setup utility by delath.
Von can assign a dill-stall iunction In this button (tale! a the
next section tor detals).
Opens the Imut Panel by detault.
Von can assign a dllterent iunction to this button (rater I: the
next section tor details).
64 Using Gelac Snitwale
Allows you to adjust tho sound volume by dmgging the knob
along he bar.
Swilches the 9/31"" sound mu: OFF (mum) and ON.
Allows you to adjust the LCD brlghmsss level by dmgglng the
knob along the bar.
Systam emrs “black-out“ mods by lumlng all the LCD dlsplay,
LED lndlealois, loudlscvoan, and sound.
Press me power bum" ( 0 ) b wnke up the 919mm from
“bled-out“ mode.
Uslng Gila: Sollware 6-5
By detautl. the ﬁve quick buttons on the OSD Control Panel have pve-asslgned
functions. You can re—deﬁne the buttons:
I. Click the Quick Bultan Setup button ( ) on the OSD control panel and
the “III-II- window appears.
2. At the bottom at the screen are the ﬁve quick buttons. Click the button you
want to change.
3. Depending on the type of task to be associated with the button. dick the Open
mmn-orunMHII-oru-muwpa.
4. A dialog box appears. Select the desired program or fotder and click u
or I“. Alter your seleaion. the entry ﬁeld Mll display the program or lower
lnfnnution.
6-6 Usrng Gem: 5mm.“
S. Van can change the Image appearing on the human by cnddno Inc “In“.
bunon. After selecﬂng he Image ﬁle, he original Image on In button villi be
replaced.
6. Click um mpiele the chances.
WE: Vou can restate the quick bullons to the dehult settings by «ﬂicking Rout
All.
Uslng Gala: Sonwm 6-7
The llve quick humans Iocaed on the from 01 your computer name with predeﬁned
functions. You can use Bunon Manager ta re—deﬁne Ihe buttons.
I. Click RIP) mot-m -> Hun h-
screen appears.
mu luau. The folloMng
2. Select the human no re-deﬁne‘
3. Under me Inllm mun m:- click me K0".- dropdown HS! [0 see me
available options and select me option you wam.
6-8 Uslng Gets: Sdlwme
Upd-re Button Function
Hw ID 1
Kev Name Menu
5w .0 Do nottwm
, nﬁhtneﬁ nu
mum Down
. mpihct
{ECO
waste screen
IBIaclmuI
mouse rum
=user Deﬁne amen:
user Deﬁne Dalton!
m Dem“ User Deﬁne amen:
User Deﬁne Bman‘
‘Mser oerme Emails
mom Sensor
'quht Vision
rotate On/Oft
The option User Deﬁne Buﬂoﬂ ( I to 5) means the Quick Bunon in the OSD
Control Panel.
4. Repeat the steps lor the other buttons that you want to redeﬁne.
S. For the changes to take ellect immediately, click smrtrlash.
6. ll you intend to save the conﬁgurations lor later retrieval, click SAVE. Select
a location, enter a ilename, and click save to save the current conligurations
as a .blh lile.
Click Lllﬂll the next time you use Button Manager to load any previously saved
conﬁgurations.
NOTE: You can restore to the default settings by clicking Gel Default.
Uamg Getac Soltware 6-9
'SIII 3-“. III!
G-Managsr is a uniﬁed user interface utility that allows you to manage and configure
me lollowlng:
o Symm
0 Bakery
0 ECO (economic mode)
a Light Sensor
0 Ignition
o Monmring
o Antenna
0 GPS Slams
sunlnl lanalm
You can start up G-Manager by any of 1113 following methods:
- Click sm—ermrameumllllvaﬂamw, or
I Click and hold the 3 icon located on the Iaskbar until a ring appears. From
ma small menu that pops up. click I'll”.
The G-Manager wlndow appears, containing 8 who as desclibed later.
NOTE: Depending on youl model lhe aclual Ilems appealing on the screen may
dlller llom those Shawn M lhIs manual
6-10 Using Getac Salim-ire
SVSNIII Tall
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To View 995cm: Imerrnelon. select me component lram m Iiet on me leﬂ side
of he screen. The Inletmallon of me selechd wmnml Mil be displayed on me
lighl slde a! he screen.
‘ “4U. '
Iamrv Tall
Tho “tab allows you In chtck he balmy smut and conﬁguro Iho balmy.
mum
47"»
"may.
nan-anum-u-u-ma-cm-
man-mm
.LP‘, ls-v: w
A: most mo bamrlas may be suppamd. Click mm or m! I: view he
infomuﬁan of Inch ban-{y (if your mdol has I mend hurry).
mTE:
I Whirl the pvroamagnﬁmis less than 10% lhsn the value WI" be displade
in md
0 Who" an abnormal ballsvy eondlllon is delveled IIIIfI-Il value will be
dlwlayed in led.
Ill"! Illa-lic-
The upper portion 01 me screen displays no cure»! mus ol m saluted balmy.
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The lower left portion of the screen allows you to select the charging mode.
0 Ill-II“ — The battery will be fully charged. When remaining charge reaches
below 95%. then charging Mil start until it is fully charged.
0 mnulm- This mode helps prolong battery life by charging up to 80%
of its total capacity only. It is highly recommended ll you are using AC power
most at the time.
“IIII MIG!
The lower right portion oi the screen contains the beuery health her and provides
the battery cellbretion function.
The health bar shows the batter‘s health by percentage. A low percentage indicates
poor health and therefore the need to perlorm a gauge rust to calibrate the battery‘s
capacity and improve the battery‘s performance. The gauge reset process includes
discharging and then fully recharging the battery in two cycles. it can take several
hours.
To perform e gauge reset:
I. Connect the AC adapter.
2. Click “I. located next to the health bar
3, In the pop-up dialog box, click "I to start the procea. The window as below
eppeers dlsplaying the progress bar.
Using Getec Soltware B-l 3
44 Wan Illl he pmoou lo command. Click n Mun ﬁnished.
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.7 of o 7 .
nun-mo:
m Bum-aw
(mm mm mm) "““
—
lﬂl Till
The m m: iluwu you be conﬁgu'c E00 nodes (or wild pownr promos).
6-14 Using can: smwmu
To put lha syihnl into l1 ECO made, us. he WI button (on. of lhu bullnnl
in Inn 080 Conlml Pan-I). (Sn “Using lhn 08D Conlml Pan-l” nrlior in Ihin
chapter to: inlarmaion.)
The left portion at the screen Ilsa no available power proﬁles (ﬂlltll PWSIIIIII.
and III“). Each proﬁle is a wmﬂnnﬁon ol pownr innings hal rasull: in dill-rink
power cansunplinns. To change lha selling: nf n pmﬁln. salon (highlight) the
proﬁle norm in Iha Iisl.
The right parion M m mun displays ma sailings of «In current ulecm proﬁle.
You can set up no following inms:
I WWII. IIIIIIIIII. and WW - can be on or on.
Uslllu Gun.- Sdlwalu 6-15
o WISHIIII — can belﬂlmﬂ, Immor MUS“. The
senings here correspond m the semngs In Windows; (See Windaws Help [or
the description to each of the power sdreme.)
Alter changing the sem'ngs. click ”I! or II bosave the changes. To restore the
settings m me delauk values, cllck I‘ll...
lIIIIIt Sensor Till
The miillﬂlab allows you conﬁgure haw me light sensor works.
6-18 Usmg Gem Somme
“V" Light Sensor
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mm
on
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Getac
111- Mt portion of m screen link: me sensor modes:
0 Il- - um sensor :onsiivily it sat a! normal environment lighlng condiuon.
o “I! - Llnhl unsor nnsilivlly II "I ll brighl Invironmnl linhinu condirion
(5.9. outdoors).
I III- Liam sensor unslu'viry is u! at dark environment lighl‘ng condition (mg.
indom. image warwhoun, cm).
Click h «In! a mdl. Click ”I! or I to sin lhl changes.
To have he keypad backligm aummalcally mm on In poor lighting onviranmonL
end: an: ehackbox mmlmommnn. CIickMI! or UK to ma IM
changes.
Using Gua; Suilwalu 6-17
Antenna Tall
Thelll- lab allow: you to set il your system will amomaioally use me exlemal
GPS or WWAN mlenna when connecned lo the Docking Slation.
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mun-u-
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Selecl me checkboxhs) accordingly. Cllcklllﬂ or II to save me changes.
luni on Tall
The I‘ll lab allows you no conﬁgure how your sysum mm with he vehicle
lgnilion.
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Whm your synm is connecnd I: In Vehicla Dock (availabll as an option),
you can havo your sysmm dorivo pow-r lrorn no vehicle Ind havo m on/ol cl
me vanitlo lgnilIon Mn on/oﬂ your oyotorn. To unable m Mauro, Ioloc! the
checkbox IIIIﬂ-MIIIIII. Clickllm or III In Ive no change;
“I” TIIIII
when he Imnmllfoalure is enabled, me syslam \MII manually shut
down afar the vetl'olo Ignition Is umed off or he bamry ls low. You can sol the
amount 0! Iimu (ED soconds. 30 Iocondu. 45 wounds. 1 minutn. or 2 Minnie)
ma syslnm waits ba'ora shun‘ng down. Click ”III or II to sava he orange:
"IIIIIIIJI‘IIIH Tall
Tm Illlllll- ub allows you IO conﬁguro the monitoring amnion o? G-Manager.
Using Gua; Suilwam 6-19
| m “““
Monitoring w. m.
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mum
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th loll portion at he scrun list he ihms. Click Ilia chuckbox balm an ihm
In include il a: i monitor“ component. Click ”III or II to nvo tho cmngn.
NOTE: Dﬂlavant models have dﬂlmam sipponed monltunng nems
nowsupponed hams cannot be selected tgvayed out items)
Imull 'mllll
Thu rigm ponion M In- urun nllow: you to at how no munimd mm: In
displayad and how clan Ilia monitoring is updnld.
o IMF-”II - allow! its monimring window lo romain on mp of you' display.
a HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - sens he Inquoncy M updals an Inn monitoring window
(1/3/5/10/30 seconds or 1/5/30 minutas).
Click I” or III I: save ma :hangu.
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To start monmring. click “I? Illllﬂl The monmoring window slmilar lo the one
below appeals displaying requested inlormanon a! spaciﬂad Ime'vals.
To stop monimring. click me Close human at me upper right corner of the monimling
windaw or clickmlm on ma Iﬂnllam page M G-Managar.
In Status TIII
The Inﬁll! lab elm»: the GPS status lav models having the GPS module,
Uslng Gaac Sonwaxe 6‘21
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ﬁ cps Status
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o Ongoing raw am strings in m. llssunlnl sedan
I Overhead alalllb pullou- ln lhe IIIIII- sedan
. smal nmnlh a! m- Millikan in line IIII'III‘III ouclicn
When GPS podlioning in complete. I10 Inmﬂmﬁon mm the 6’s
lnfomaion 0' Inc outrun! location.
To atop GPS podﬁoning, click “I".
6-22 UM] Gala: Schwartz
Gerac Camera '3 a gee-lamina camera program. which allows yen to stamp
geographical Mormeﬁon on photos as watermarks and embed such imamraﬂon into
JPEG ﬁles as EXIF 2.2 "whom.
NOTE:
0 Gelac Camera works mm Vinual-GPS la smarale applicalion program)
Make sure Ihal Vrrlual-GPS rs rnslalled |n your compurer
0 Below starring Galac Camera. dose any olher program mat uses "19
camera, olnerwrse, Gelac Camera can only provide limrled lundions.
I The insuucliorrs in "IIS documenl are based on laudrscraen operalrons
"rough Ihere are equrvalenl louclrpad and mouse operalrons
To start the program. rap lhe Gene Camera program icon on Windows desktop.
The Gear: Camera window appears as shown below.
the GPS positioning will be auromarieelly acrivared. When me GPS positioning is
conrplered, you will see me geographical information in the watermark area on the
image.
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NU Screen Elam El“!
0 Pmmlnlsnlal
DBSFHDUDHS
Displays me live image in Gamma mode and m: selected
image in View mode.
8 Slams DISDIW Indicates me use 0! a feature.
GPS Lock in use
Fram/Ballnm camera in use (depending on
your model)
Nighl mode in use
Conlinuous/Tirncr mode in use
9 GPSSIHLIS Indicates il mo CPS posilinning is convlclcd (
nrnol { ).
Mnim‘zcs Inc program window.
9 mm comrol
Closes me program.
9 Bummllﬂﬂlﬂ! Perlorm imrnediare Iasks on me currenl Image.
9 ermark L‘n‘splavs me GPS inlormalion such as direclion. Inngirude,
Ialilude, GPS slams, dale, and lime.
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Displuys up In I piulures in H Illulrlhnull VilNl. llle uimlln
is me picmre last lake" or selecled.
Ynu can drag Inward Ihe righl or lell to scroll mruugh the
thumbnail View.
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Switches m Camcorder mode.
Switches [0 View Mode.
Switches to GPS view.
Switches to lhe Setﬁngs screen.
Screen [laments
Provides copyright, licensing, and help
inlormatjon.
Tallinn Pictures
1. Start the Getac Camera program. You will be in Camera Mode.
2. You can use the buttons on the right and left side ol the preview window tor
immediate controls. (See “Camera Controls” (or detailed inlomlation.)
For overall settings, lap . (See “Camera Semngs” lor detailed
inlennallon.)
3. Aim the camera lens at your subject.
Uslr lg Gelar‘ Somme 6-25
4. When Ieady. you can shool (he pidule in either 0' 019 Mo melhods:
- ”‘Iﬂap the human.
- ”It Drag Ihe preview Image and dml
il inlo Thumbnail Tray.
5. The picture will appear ln Ihe middle 0! me Thumbnall View and be saved
to the predeﬁned storage IomIion.
Fllps the Image venlcallyl
Flips "IE Image horizontally
6726 usmg Gem: Snflwalo
a: / Q Turns on/oﬂ GPS lock. The icon In the button shows the
current slams.
GPS lock allows you record the exact location ot the object
you are shooting instead oi where you are using the computer
to shoal the picture. First, put the computer near your object
and tap this button to lock the GPS lnlormalion: then. you
can go tanner away to where you can have a good View
oi the obiect lor the shooting.
Remember to turn 0" GPS lock when the [suture is not needed
tor the next picture. The GPS lock is always on whenever
you start the program.
Eli Tums all/on watermark. The icon in the button straws the
current status.
You an turn oil watermark it you do not want the watermrk
to show in the picture View setting remains elective until you
change it again.
1. Start the Getae Camera program. You will be in Camera mode. Tap
m to switch to Camcorder mode.
2. Vou can use the buttons on the right and ten side at the preview window tor
immediate controls. (See "Camoorder Control Buttons‘ lor detailed intormatlon.)
For overall settings. mp
iniormetlon. )
(See “Camera Settlngs' to! dehiled
3. Aim the mmera lens at your subject.
To start shooting the video, tap the I button.
Usulg Gaiac Sollwmo 6-27
4‘ 10 step. lap the same button again.
5. An image lvom the video will appear in Ihe middle ol the Yhumbnail Yray. "to
me is saved to the medalinsd slmage location.
cﬂlll'ﬂl "ml“!
Insurlnllllu
incveases the vecording sound volume.
Disables/enables the microphone.
Decreases the recording sound volume.
Flips the image vemcaliy.
Tums on/oll me display ol elapsed recudlng time and current
volume.
"Sill! “GI "Bill
T30 at the bottom 0' "18 screen ‘0 switch W WOW mode.
While in Camera or Csmcomer made. you can also switch to View mode Dy allhor
oi the two methods:
a IIIIIIII‘IZDouble-hp the lhumbnail In the Thumbnail Trayl
- Illlllll 1: Drag me thumbnail and drop law the preview window.
SIIOGHIIU II Imam II “III.
To scroll hmugh [he Thumbnail Tray. drag the [ray
toward me Ian nr right.
To nlacl an image or video. use either a! the two
methods:
. llllluikowbIe—tap lhe thumbnail In the Thumbnall Tray.
0 IIIIIﬂI 2: Drag the thumbnail and man into the
display window.
Using Gem; swim; 529
(up In tour scales)
Drag two ﬁngers aparl/
Iowans: to zoom in/oul.
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When zoomed in, you can drag to view another pomon
o! lhe inage,
VII cull!“ Bullons
Reslove to the 100%
scale
6-30 ‘Jsmg Gan * Szxtwnw
Romemtherigm/Ieﬂ "a" ,
by 90°
Drag two ﬁngers in a
clockwise/counterclockwise
Circular motion.
VIEW image properties
a.
I. Snitch no view mode. select me image. and cap %
2. In propane: View. tap a.
3. Type your nouns in the entry ﬁeld.
4. When completed. lap .
The ﬁm three lines of me nous show on the screen.
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lllu Pllnlnl cum-ls
san/ pause the playback
Skip badmards/bvwards
Increase/ decrease volune
Tum on/oﬂ Ihe sums display
6‘32 L‘smu 7mm- Smthu
camm SOMI‘IIS
To change camera settings. tap - at the bottom at the screen.
Contrast
0/127
Along the Ielt of the window are all the setting ihms. You can drag Ihls area up
or down to scroll through the items. The middle ol the window displays the current
item and selling value. To the right is the adjustment bar where you can tap or
drag to change the selling value.
All changes (except lor tar-n I“) remain ellectlve until you change them
again.
Damnation
Five choices lrem which you can select one that matches
the current Ilghl source: m (default)V “lull”.
am. ”In, and lumen-n.
Adjust: the brightness level. The range of levels depends
on computer models,
You can tap to restore to the aeiault level.
Using Gulac Seltware 6733
"BITE I!!!” UISBHMMHS
0 leﬂ Adjusts me oomrasl level. The range at levels depends
on curnpular models.
You run Lap I: restore in Ihu datum lavel.
Adjusls he hue level. The range of levels devende on
computer W58“.
You can lap no remre In the delaull level.
Sets lhe temoncy In rnalch be local elecmeal system
ll ﬂicker {roe shoeing under declnc lighl. Choice: as:
ﬁllll (default) md50lll.
Tum: Inweraun) or Ill me LED light.
This Ilam is availmlo lor selling only on models wllh he
LED lighl.
”I'm-III. Tums In or .ﬂ(dalam) 711in made.
You can turn on he talus hr shoalng In low Ilgm
alualiom.
a Innuesm sets the image resoluﬁon.
IBOIXIIM. Ilﬂxlll. 800"". or Mﬂlﬂlﬂbr
2.0MP Camera.
Son: the vldeo slze to “Manor 3201140.
m ﬂmlloll Three choices for me shaming moms:
llonml This I: he default swing whomwsr Ihe
program I: started.
Gﬂlllllllls Continuous shooting 06 3 pickles (one
shol per second).
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BBIIIIIIIOW Information
Th1: appendix provide. regulatory mm and any noise. on your oompuler.
NOTE: Marking labels lacaled on the exlarlor al your summer indicate the
regulations that your model oompﬁes va'lhl Please check the marking labels and
reler to [he corresponding statements in lhls appendix. Same nollces apply lo
specillc models only.
Rummy lnlwmdllon 3-1
ml Emﬂlclllllli “ml!“ RIIIII Inlllllllﬂ “IUD“. Sim-ant
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This equipment has been new and found to comply with the limits lor a Class
B digital device pursuant to Part l5 al the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
we provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installationt This equipment generates. uses, and can radiate radio lrequency energy
and. it not Installed and used In accordance with the instructions. may eeuse harmful
lnterlerenoe to radio eommunimtiens. However. there is no guarantee that lnterierence
will not occur In a pam'cuiar installation. it this equipment does cause harmful
interlerence to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
me equipment all and on, the user is encouraged to try to conect the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
0 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
I Connect the equipment lntb an outlet on a circuit different lrorn that to which
the receiver is connected.
I Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician lor help.
Any changes or modifications not exprasiy approved by the nantﬂacmrer could
void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment
The use of a non-shielded interface table with this equipment is prohibited.
B-2 Regulatory Inlormation
Gui-I lull-I at “In:
III. momma llalllllllbn this II and!“ Home
This Class B digixal apparatus meals all requirements 0! the Canada
Interference—Causing equipment regulations.
Ce! appalail numérique de Classe B respede homes Ies exigences du Réglament
Canadian sur la malériel broullsur.
This digilal spparsnus does not exceed me Class B limils '07 radio noise emissions
from digital apparatus sex out in the Radio lnlerlerence Regulations 01 the Canadian
Depamnani oi Communications.
Le présen! appsreil numévlque n‘émet pas de bru'tu Isdloélectriques dépsssan! les
limites applicabla aux sppareils numériques de la classa B prescrites dsns Ie
R'oglarnem suv is brouillage radioélactrique édiclé par le ministéra des
Communications du Canada
Sam! ilnliccs
mama :nunllllu “hum-lies
IIIISII
ADVARSEL! Limiumbalzeri - Eksploslonsfare ved iallagtig hammering. Udskiﬂning m9
kun ske med baneri a! samme Isbriksl my type. Levév det brugte bansri tillage
Iil leverandaven.
Iolmlll
ADVARSEL: Eksplosjcnsiale ved iellaktig skills av bane". Bsnyll samme banerilype
eller en Illsvarende type anbetall av apparalfabrlkanmen. Brukm bamrler kamres
i henhold til fabriksmans inaruksjonar.
mull
VARNING: Exploionsisra vid (alskligt banaribyta. Anvﬁnd ssmms banerityp ellel an
Reguialcry Inlumaucn 8-3
ekvlvalent typ sum rekommendaras av apparatﬂllverkaran. Kamra anvant belteri
enllgt lebrlkantens lnstruktion.
IIIIIISII
VAROITUS: Pariso vol réjihtéi. Jos ee on vimeeilisesti asennertu. Vaihde paristo
ainoeuan valmistejen suosimelemaen tyyppiin. Hlaviﬁ k§ytetty peristo valmistajan
ohjeiden mukaised.
HIIISII
CAUTION: Danger oi explosion il battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with
lhe same or equivalent type recommended by the equipment manulaaurer. Discard
used batteries according to manufacturer‘s instructions.
IEIBIHI
VORSICHT: Explosionsgelahr bei unsachgemliBe-ri Austausch der Batterie. Ersatz
nur durch denselben oder einen vom Hersteller empfohlenen gleidi-wenigen Typ.
Emaorgung gebreuchter Batterien nech Angeben dee Herstellers.
MIMI
ATTENTION: Ii y a danger d‘expioaion 3‘" y a rempleceruent incorrect do la ballerie.
Remplaoar uniquement avec une batterie do méme type ou d‘un type équivalenl
racommandé per le oonstructeur. Mattre au rebut lea banarias usagées conformément
aux instructions du febrlcent.
The product that you have purchased contains e rechargeable battery. The battery
is recyclable. At the end 01 its useful lile, under various state and local laws, it
may be illegal to dispose oi this battery into the municipal waste aream. Check
with your local solid waste officials lor demils in your area for recycling options
or proper disposal.
I Use only the AC adapter supplied with your computer. Use oi enomer Iype
oi AC adapter will result in mellonaion end/or danger.
B-4 Regllalory Inlet-motion
0 Do not use the adapter ln a high moisture environment. Never toudr the adapter
when your hands or leet are wet.
0 Allow adequate ventilation around the adapter when using it to operate the device
or d1erge the battery. Do not cover the AC adapter with paper or other objecs
that will reduce cooling. Do not use the AC edepter while it is inside a carrying
case.
0 Connect the adapter to a proper power source. The voltage requirements are
found on the product case end/or packaging.
0 Do not use the adapter ii the curd becomes damaged.
0 Do not attempt to service the unit. There are no serviceable pens insider Replem
the unit if it is damaged or exposed to excess moiwre.
"lull [IE llnrlem
0 Never install telephone wiring during a lightning storm
0 Never Install telephone jack: in wet locations unless the jack is speciﬁcally
designed (or wet locations.
I Never touch non-insulated telephone wires or terminals unless Ihe telephone
line has been disconnected at the network interface.
0 Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines.
0 Avoid using the telephone function (other than a cordless type) during an
electrical storm. There may be a remote risk oi electric shock lrom lightning.
I Do not use the telephone lunctlon to report a gas leak in the vicinity ol the
leak.
I Do not use this product near water, tor example near a bathtub, wash bowl,
kitchen sink or laundry tub, In a wet basement or near a swimming pool.
Haguiarcry Inrormauon 8-5
mmmuw
To reduce the risk 0! ﬁre. use only No.26 AWG or larger telecommunication line
cord.
B-S Heguialofy Wot-maxim
NOTE: The mlormatron in this seclion applies to models With the WIreless LAN
module
RF exposure warning
The equipment complies with FCC RF exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
environment.
The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be (Lo—located or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
RF exposure information (EAR)
This Notebook Computer meets the government‘s requirements for exposure to
radio waves Thls is desrgned and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits
for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications
Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for employs a unit of
measurement known as the Specrfic Absorption Rate, or SAR The SAR limit set by
the FCC is 2.0 W/‘kg Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating
positions accepted by the FCC with the transmitting at its highest certified power
level In all tested frequency bands. Although the BAR is determined at the highest
certified power level, the actual SAR level of the while operating can be well below
the maximum value. This is because the is designed to operate at multiple power
levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the
closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lowerthe power output. The
highest SAR value for U5 model as reported to the FCC when tested for use at the
body, as described in this user guide.
Regularcry inlumanm B~7
I The use of wirelees devices In hazardous locations I: limited by the cansmainu
posed by the saiety diremors oi such environments.
0 The use oi wireless devices on airplanes is governed by the Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA).
I The use oi Mrel—I devices in hospitals is resumed m the limit set lonh by
each hospiial.
miniv- lulu mum-Ila
mullDo not operate a parable iransmimer (smh as l wireless network device)
near unshielded blasting mp: or in an explosive environment unless the device
has been modiﬁed In be qualiﬁed for such use.
B-S Ragaaiary lnlarmanm
m :Regulations of the FCC and FAA prohibit airborne operation oi
radio-frequency wireless devices because their sigmls could interfere with critical
aircrait instrumens.
“I: I“
This device uses. generate: and radiates redio lrequency energy. The radio irequency
energy produced by this device ls well below the maximum exposure allowed by
the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
This device complies with the iimis tor a Class 3 digital device pursuant to Part
‘5 subpart C of the FCC Rules and Regulations. Operation is subjea to the following
two conditions:
(I) This device may not cause harmlul interference.
(2) This device must accept any imeriersnce received. including interlerence that
nay cause undesired operation.
The FCC limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmlul
interference when the equipment is installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual and operand In a commercial environment. However. there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular commercial installation,
or it operated In a reddendei area.
I! harmful interlerence with radio or television reception occurs when the device ls
turned on. the user must correct the situation at the user‘s own expense. The user
is encouraged to try one or more oi ma (allowing corrective measurea:
e Recrient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an met on a circuit different lrom mat to which
the receiver is connected.
0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician (or help.
Hegulaicry Inlormauon 8-9
GII‘IIII: The Part 15 radio device operates on a non-inteﬂerence basis with other
devices operating at (his frequency. Any changes or modiﬁcation In said product
not expressly approved by the menuhcturer couid void the user‘s authority to operate
this device.
canals Iallin Plenum" Intonennco Iauiramells
To prevent radio interierenoe In the licensed service. this device is intended to be
operated indoors and away from windows to provide maximum shielding. Equipment
(or its transmit antenna) that is Installed outdoors is aibject to licensing.
Pour ampéchar que oer appareil muse du brouillage au service laisanl I'objet d'une
licence, il dait éue utilise ‘e i‘innérieur et devreit étre placé loin des ienélres aiin
de 'oumir un écran de blindage naxlmai. Si 12 materiel (on son antenne d'émissian)
es! inmilé a I‘exterleur, ii dait hire l'objet d'une licence.
European Ilninn GE letting and Gum-Iiance
latices
Statements ll liolnlllmce
Hill.
This product follows the provisions of the European Directive i999/5/EC‘
Illlllll
Dene produkt er i Werensaernmelse med det europaelske dilektiv l999/5/EC.
um
Dil produa is In navolging van de bepallngen van Europees Direcxie! l999/5/EC.
Ellis.
Tame mote noudatma EU—direktiivin 1999/5/EC rnéﬁréiyksia.
B-10 Raguieiory Inimation
Fl”
Ce produit est ooniorme aux exigenoes de la Directive Européenne l999/5/EC.
Gar-n
Dieses Produkt enwprlcht den Bestimmungen der Europiiischen Riditlinle
l999/5/EC.
I III
To npolov euro nAnpoi ‘nq npoBAéquIq Tm; Eupmnaixﬁq Oénvioq
l999/ 5/ EC.
lulu
bessi Vera stenst reglugerd Evrbpska Etnahags Bandalagslns miner l999/5/EC.
lu-
Guato prodotuo é ooniorme alla Direniva Europea 1999/5/EC.
Dene produktet er i henhold tll beﬁemmelsene i det europeiske direku’vet l999/5/EC.
III-nu
Este produto cumpre corn as normas da Diretiva Européla 1999/5/82.
Este producto cumple con las normas del Directive Europeo 1999/5/EC.
illlilt
Denna produkt hat tillverkats | enlighet med EG-direktiv 1999/5/82.
local IIWIGIIIIIII Ill IIIJIIIIIII Illlll llllllo
mu: Due to the lact that the frequencies used by 802.lla/9/n wireless LAN
devices may not yet be harmonized In all countries. 802.113/9/n products are
designed (or use only in speciﬁc countries or regions. and is not allowed to be
operated in countries or regions other man those oi designated use As a user
at these produas, you are responsible for ensuring that the products are used only
in me countries or regions (or which they were intended and (or verifying that they
are conﬁgured with the correct selection oi irequency and channel for the country
Regulatory Inla'maiion 8-1 1
or region of use. Any deviation irom permisibie settings and rattlctkms in the
country or region ol use could be en lnlilngement at local law end my be punlshed
as such.
The European variant ls intended Ior use throughout the European Economic Area.
However, eulhorlzetlon for use is tum: ream-med in particular counttlee or regions
within countries. as lollows:
Euvopeen Sandavds dime mexlrnum radiated transmit power ol
IOO mW Eﬂective Isotropic Radiant! Power (EIRP) and the lrequeno/ range 2400 —
24835 MHz.
In Belgium and the Netherlands, the product may not be um outdoors. See the
insruotions next under the heading “fuming Oil the Wireless LAN Rm‘lir.»w
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The wireless LAN module can currently be used Indoors only In the lollowlng 38
deplrtment: of mainland France. Pleeee turn all your wireless LAN redlo when
opeming the device in areas/pieces othev than the 38 departments Ilsted:
0| lAin 0mm»: [35 man as |Pyunm |
02 [Ann [37 man at Loire 67 [an Rhln |
03 lAlllar [4| Lolr at cm as lHlul Rhin |
05 [mum Alpu [42 Loire 7o lHeule SIﬂlll |
on lArd-nnee [as Lolnl 7| [sum .1 Loin |
09 lArllqo [so Munch. 7s lPlrlI |
n lAude [55 Meuee u [Tm a 5mm |
12 lAveymn [55 um". 54 |Vnucluu |
16 [cum-m [59 Hard as lVo-ou l
B-1 2 Regdalory Inlamalion
2‘ Iceman. lso can as [Yum I
25 IDoubc [6| 0m. 90 [rammin- a. Bellon |
26 Imam- [63 Puy du Dom. so ‘Val do Mam. |
32 lGou [64 mus-n Alhnn'quo
Departments In Which the erelas LAN Module‘s Maxlmum ElRP Not Shown In
me Prevlous Table
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2400 ‘ 2446.5
Not permlned
2446.5 ' 2483.5 100 mW on private properly wllh Mlnlstry
oi Delense aupvoval
'I'II'IIIIII Illl Illa Ilnlou III Iallll
IITETuming lhs wireless LAN radio all is not the same as disabling the wireless
LAN (2rd. It Is not necessary In disable the card to meet me regulatory requiremems.
While operating me oampuoer In those Frend1 depsnmams that do not allow use
0! on wireless LAN equipmem, the user of the equipment must mm all the wireless
LAN radio in order to comply with local regulations
Ragularory Inlamamn 8-1 a

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Getac Technology 049 Notebook Computer User Manual

Getac Technology Corp. Notebook Computer

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