Getac Technology 100 Tablet Computer User Manual
Getac Technology Corp. Tablet Computer
User Manual
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CA35
SYSTEM
USER’S MANUAL
Revision : Draft
Date : March 30. 2000
MiT AC Technology Corporation.
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INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation,
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfiJl interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation, If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception; which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
—- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
« -- Connect the euipment into an outlet on a circuir different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/T V technician for help.
FCC Caution: To assure continued compliance, use only shielded interface cables
when connecting computer to peripheral devices, Any changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the patty responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate this equipment.
FCC Label Compliance Statement:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1
Getting Started
This chapter introduces the outstanding features of the computer and tells you
how to get the tablet computer up and running.
Features
Congratulations on purchasing your new rugged tablet computer. Your tablet
computer is a ruggedle and high portability industrial computer. It’s can be used
in the vehicle & field and can be easy to install or remove from car with a docking
station. The tablet computer also can connect with docking station as desktop
computer through the desktop plate option. Among the powerful features are:
- Intel Pentium III, Pentium II or Celeron series microprocessor
Your tablet computer is equipped with one of the most advanced central
processor maklng it ready for excellent performance.
NOTE: For the latest information on the motherboard and CPU installed
in your tablet computer, please ask your dealer for assistance.
0 Built-in Pcl audio system
With your tablet computer‘s PCI audio capabilities. you can experience
fantastic 30 audio sensatlons and realistic acoustic effects.
- PCMCIA slots wlth CardBus and ZV port support
CardBus and ZV port standards satisfy the need for high-speed data
transmission, such as full-motlon vldeo, vldeo capture, and networking.
- IR port support
With the IR port, wireless communications are possible between your tablet
computer and an IR device. The device is compliant with IrDA1.0 and IrDA1.1
infrared interface standards.
- USB port support
The Universal Serial Bus provides you the benefits of having one interface for
multiple purposes when Iow-to—medium speed peripherals are ooncemed.
- Advanced Power Management
You can conserve power automatically or manually by setting up the Power
Management capabilities of your tablet computer.
0 Modern Card/LAN Card (optional, available in certain areas only)
A FaxflledemNoioe card or LAN card allows your tablet computer to be
connected to a network environment.
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Touch Screen
A touch screen allows your use the tablet computer easier, depend on
application, it's like a pen style pointing device.
BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) that supports the years beyond 2000.
Other baslc components of your tablet oomputer system are:
ATAS IDE hard disk drive, Ultra DMA/33 supported
64MB SDRAM on-board, with one SO-DIMM sockets providing up to
96MB/128MBI192MB/320MB SDRAM upgrade capabillty (depending on the
availability of SO-DlMM modules)
128/256/512KB on-die or L2 module cache memory, depending on CPU types
8MB video RAM
TFT LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) with XGA/SVGA resolution
Microphone and stereo earphone jack
Li-ion rechargeable battery pack
Docking connectors for external expansion
AC adapter (optional)
Car adapter (optional)
Infrared wireless keyboard (optional)
35-inch, 1.44MB (Megabytes) or 120MB LS-120 floppy disk drive (optional,
installed on docking station)
CD-ROM drive or DVD-ROM drive. (optional, installed on docking station)
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Taking a Look at the Tablet computer
Right-Side View
Figure 1-1. RIyM-Slde View
1. PC Card Slots
Open PCMCIA door, there are two PC card slots. Each of the two PC card
slots is for installing a PC card, or called PCMCIA card. The front slot is Slot 0
and the rear Slot 1. (See "Installlng a PC Card" in Chapter 4 for more
information.)
2. Secondary Battery Pack (optlonal)
Through this door. the Secondary battery pack provides extended power for
your tablet computer when external power is not available (See Chapter 3 for
more information)
3. Touch Screen Stylus Pen
The Touch Screen Stylus Pen provides convenlent way to use the touch
screen.
Left-Side View
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Figure 1-2. Left~slde View
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1. RJ-11 Connector (optional)
The RJ-11 connector (exists when a Modern card is installed). the normal
telephone line can be connected to your tablet computer.
2. RJ-45 Connector (optional)
The RJ—45 connector (exists when a LAN card is installed), the type 1 STP or
category 5 UTP cable can be connected to your tablet computer
3 Microphone Input Connector
This can be connected to an external microphone for use in audio applications
NOTE: When using the microphone, make sure you lower the volume of
the speaker to avoid noise caused by oscillation.
4 Earphone Output Connector
This can be connected to a set of headphones, external speakers with
amplifier or an audio recording device
54 IEEE 1394 Port
This G-pin is for connecting 8 IEEE 1394 devlce, such as the DE camera, hard
disk drive etc.., it’s also provide power supply for IEEE 1394 device.
6. PSIZ Mouse/Keyboard Port
These two G-pln mInI-DIN port is for connecting a P812 keyboard and mouse.
7. Power Connector
This is for connecting the AC adapter or Car adapter.
8. IR Port
This infrared port complies with IrDA 1.0 and IrDA 1.1 (FIR) standards, which
allow you to connect your tablet computer to an IR device wirelessly. (See
“Connecting an IR Device” in Chapter 4 for important notes.)
Bottom View
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
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Docking Door)
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Serlal Port (COM1)
This 9Apin port is for connecting a serial device such as a serial mouse.
modem. or printer. (See “Connecting a Serial or Parallel Device" in Chapter 4
for more information.)
2. VGA Port
This 15-pin analog port is for connecting an external monitor.
3. Docking Connector
This connector is for connecting the optional Docking Station.
4. USB Port
There are two 4-pln Universal Serial Bus port is for connecting an USB device.
(See "Connecting an USB Device" In Chapter 4 for more information.)
5. Serial Port (COM4)
This 9-pin port is for connecting a serial device such as a serial mouse,
modem, or printer. (See ”Connecting a Serial or Parallel Device" in Chapter 4
7for more Information.)
Front View
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Flgure 1-5 Front View
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1. LCD Display
This is the liquid crystal display of your tablet computer, it’s provide two type
resolution of 800600 & 1024/‘768 @ 256k color
2. Touch Screen
This is the touch screen that provides a easy way to use this table computer
without external mouse.
CAUTION: Do not place hard & acute angle objects on touch screen of
the tablet computer when it is closed as this can damage the touch screen
3. Stereo Speaker Set
This is the built~in speaker set of your tablet computer.
4, Brightness Control
This controls the brightness of the LCD backlight from the computer.
5. Volume Control
This controls the volume of the sound coming from the computer.
6. Hand strap
This hand strap lets user canying this tablet computer conveniently in mobile
applications.
7. Power Button
Pressing this button will turn the tablet computer power ON or OFF.
8. Power 8- HDD Indicator
These are the indicators showing the status of power conditions.
From left to right are:
Power on Indicator
- Glows when the computer Is power on.
. Bllnks when the computer is in Suspend-toRAM mode.
(See “Introducing Power Management“ in Chapter 2 for information
on Suspend-to-RAM mode.)
Battery 1 Condition Indicator
. Glows green when the battery 1 is exist and fully charged
. Glows orange when the battery 1 is being charged.
. Blinks red when the battery1 is low.
Battery 2 Condition Indicator
a Glows green when the battery 2 is exist and fully charged
- Glows orange when the battery 2 is being charged.
- Blinks red when the battery 2 is low.
Hard Disk Drive In-use Indicator glows when the tablet computer is
accessing the hard disk drive.
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9. Keyboard IR Port
This infrared port used for wireless keyboard' it’s lets user using keyboard to
type data easier.
10. System Indicators
These are the indicators showing the status of system operation.
From left to right are:
IR Keyboard Received Indicator glows when you press the any key
from wireless keyboardr
Num Lock Indicator glows when you press the Num Lock key to
activate Num Lock.
Caps Lock Indicator glows when you press the Caps Lock key to
activate Caps Lock.
Scroll Lock Indicator glows when you press the Scroll Lock key to
activate Scroll Look
11. Funcllon Key 1, 2, & 3
There are three function keys whlch Is called FN1. FN2, FN3. They can define
from F1 to F12 through setup utility Individually.
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Getting the Tablet computer Running
Connecting to AC Power
1.
Plug the DC cord of the AC adapter to the power connector on the left side of
the tablet computer.
Plug the female end of the AC cord to the AC adapter and the male end an
electrical outlet.
Figure 1—6. Connoctlng the AC Adaptor
When the AC adapter Is connected as shown above, the indicator on the AC
adapter lights up, indicating that power is being supplied from the electrical
outlet to the AC adapter and onto your tablet computer. When the Battery 1 or
2 Condition indicator (5,3 ) on the tablet computer glows orange, it means that
the AC adapter is fast-charging the battery 1 or 2.
To fully charge the battery, leave the tablet computer power off, and wait for
the Battery Charge Indicator to glow green.
CAUTION: Whenever you disconnect the AC adapter. always unplug
from the electrical outlet first before you unplug from the tablet computer.
A reverse procedure may damage the AC adapter or tablet computer.
Connecting to DC Power (Car Power, 10~32Vdc)
1.
Plug the DC cord of the Car adapter to the power connector on the left side of
the tablet computer.
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Appendix A
Specifications
CPU, Memory, and Main Components
CPU
lntel Pentium III, Pentium II or Celeron series CPU
Note: For the latest information on the CPU supported by your computer.
please consult your dealer.
RAM
64MB SDRAM on-board. expandable to 128/192MB (depending on the
availability of SO-DIMM module)
Cache Memory
128/256/512KB on-die or L2 module cache memory (depending on CPU
types), with support for “stop clock" mode
ROM BIOS
256KB Flash EEPROM, supporting boot block, video, security. setup, and
power management
LCD Display
13.3—Inch TFT XGA (1024 x 768) color LCD, integrated power conservation
mode or
12.1-Inch TFT SVGA (800 x 600) color LCD, integrated power conservation
mode
Notebook Wireless Keyboard
86 keys, numeric keypad, 12 function keys, a special Fn (Function) key and
Windows 95 keys
Hard Disk Drive
Enhanced-IDE, 25-inch. 4.3GB or other capacity when available
Touch Screen
Compatible with R8232 type mouse, Connected to coma
Real-Time Clock/Calendar
128 Bytes, providing system clock, calendar, and configuration information,
stored In CMOS RAM, with battery backup
Floppy Disk Drive
3.5—Inch. 135TPI, double sided, total formatted capacity 1.44MB, with 3 mode
1,2MB support
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CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Drive
ATAPI IDE 24x CD-ROM (or 6X+ DVD—ROM drive as an option)
Interfaces and Controllers
VGA Controller
High perfonnance flat panel CRT/LCD VGA controller, supports TFT/DSTN
LCD panel. interfaced at 32-bit POI-bus, up to 1600 x 1200 x 16M on an
external CRT monitor
Parallel Port
Standard/ECPIEPP parallel communication interface with a 08-25 female
connector
Serial Ports
COM1 and COM2 assigned to two of the followings:
— RS-23ZC communication interface with a 9-pin D-type shell connector
— Fax/Modem Card option
— IrDA1.0/IrDA1.1 communication interface
Auxiliary Device Port
Two G-pin miniature DIN connector for a PSIZ-oompatible keyboard and
mouse
PC Card Slots
Compliant with PCMCIA 2.1/JEIDA 4.1 specifications along with ExCA
extension and PC CARD standard, two PC card slots for two type Ii
application, supporting CardBus and Zoomed Video port
Audio Subsystem
Supports 3D sound and wavetabie capacity, fully compatible with MS
Windows Sound System, legacy compatible with DOS sound system
Power Source
Ac Adapter
Switched power supply with a separate Ac power cord; full range voltage
between 100V~240V; frequency 50~GOHz
Output voltage DC 19V, with overcurrent and overcharging protection
Car Adapter
Full range voltage between 10V~32V input,
Output voltage DC 19V, with overcurrent and overcharging protection
Primary Battery Pack
— Li-ion, 6 cells. 3.6V per cell, Max. 12.6Vdc, with smart gas gauge
Secondary Battery Pack
— Li-ion. 9 oelis, 3.6V per cell, Maxi 12.6Vdc, with smart gas gauge
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