Mission Assembly Lines OPTIMA-SERIES PERSONAL COMPUTER User Manual

Mission Assembly Lines Co., Ltd. PERSONAL COMPUTER Users Manual

USERS MANUAL

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Computer Operation Manual
Contents
Page
1. PRODUCT INFORMATION
2. Installation of the computer
Components of the computer
Accessories that comes in the box
Ports used to connect the computer with the peripherals.
3. Procedures to install the computer
4. Maintenance of the computer
5. General uses and safety precautions
6. Service centers
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1. PRODUCT INFORMATION
NOTE: THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR
TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO
THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER'S
AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT
FCC GUIDELINES
WARNING: 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 harmful 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 equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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2. Installation of the computer
Components of the computer
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Computer
Monitor
Keyboard
Mouse
Speaker
-3Accessories that come in the box
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Main board + CD drive
Telephone cord
Electrical cords
Mouse pad
Case cover
Remark: There may be some change based on the details of each model.
-4Ports used to connect the computer with the peripherals.
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1. Green connecting with the Mouse port.
2. Purple connecting with the Keyboard port.
3. USB ports, e.g. printer, scanner.
4. LAN port for connecting to the network
5. Serial port, e.g. external modem, printer.
6. Parallel port for connecting with the printer
7. marine VGA port for connecting with the monitor
8. green port connecting Speaker port
9. sky blue line-in port used to connect the audio signal with the external source. Radio.
10. MIC (microphone) port
11. Game port used to connect with the game console,e.g. joy stick.
12. Line port to connect the telephone line for interfacing with the Internet
13. Phone port for connecting the computer to the telephone in case of not using the Internet as in
the diagram.
-53. Steps of installation the computer
3.1 Install the mouse by using the green cord connects to the green port in the back of the computer
as shown in figure. 1
Figure 1
3.2 Install the keyboard by using the end of the purple line connects to the back of the computer as
shown in figure. 2
Figure 2
-63.3 Install the monitor by using the end of the blue cord to connect the blue port on the back of the
computer as shown in figure. 3
Figure 3
3.4 Install the speaker by end of the green cord to connect the port on the back of the computer as
shown in figure. 4
Figure 4
3.5 Connect the telephone line to the modem using the telephone jack to insert in the LINE port. If
you want to connect the telephone together. Use the telephone line connects with the phone port as
shown in figure. 5.
Figure 5
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3.6 Connect the cable of the computer to the power supply on the back of the computer as in
figure.6
Figure.6
3.7 After the connections in number 1-6 already, press on the power switch in the middle to turn on
the computer.
Figure 7
-84. Maintenance of the computer
Procedures on maintenance of the computer
4.1 External cleaning
4.1.1. Before cleaning the computer externally Case, Monitor, Keyboard , Mouse , Speaker the
precautions should be exercised. By removing the power – supply line each time to prevent from
electrical shock.
4.1.2. Then use a cleaning solution, available from the general stores, to wipe the computer
externally. Avoid the solutions with a mixture of thinner of concentrated alcohol of chemical that may
cause damage to the computer.
4.2 Internal cleaning
4.2.1. Before cleaning the inside of the computer, the power supply line should be removed from
the outlet each time to prevent an electrical shock.
4.2.2. Prepare the cleaning kits, including a screw driver (for opening the case cover), a vacuum
cleaner, clean cloth, brush (for dusting) , finish – cleaning solution (for wiping Floppy disk CD ), which
available at the general stores.
4.2.3. After removing the cords. Take the computer to the prepared place open the computer
case, then use the vacuum or blow out dust from the computer. For the inaccessible parts use a brush
to dust out. Use a cloth rag to clean the parts that are inaccessible. Avoid or be careful not to allow the
components and internal cords to come loose, as they may cause possible damage.
4.2.4. After cleaning is completed, check the internal components to make sure they are in the old
condition. Then close the case to finish it.
4.2.5. Bring the cleaned computer to install in the old position, connect the signal wires to the old
positions or comply with the installation manual, then turn it on the check if it can work normally or not.
4.2.6. After the computer can be used normally, clean it using Floppy Disk, CD-Rom the cleaning
equipment prepared and comply with the manual that crones each peripheral.
4.2.7. After cleaning it you cannot use it or there is a problem, contact the service center of the
company at the telephone number 02-235-7000
Warning: You should have the service center check the battery installed on the main circuit
whether or not it has sufficient electricity for use at least once a year.
-95. General uses and precautions for safety
5.1.The computer can be used in the ambient temperatures as follows.
Temperature range
Conditions
Temperature
10 °C – 35 °C
Humidity
5% - 70% RH
5.2.Choose the appropriate position with well ventilation to prevent heat. And avoid wet and damp
places, also excessive dust and temperatures, and exposure to sunlight.
5.3.You should place the computer on a strong desk that is secure.
5.4.The computer that can adjust the voltage between 110/230 volts should be checked for the
voltage status at the point of use.
5.5.Wiring of the computer is designed to use with the plug and grounding only. Check the cords
that connect to the plug to make sure they are in the tight and secure condition. Because a loose
connection can cause interruption or short – circuit that can derange the computer.
5.6.The user should install a circuit breaker just in case of having short – circuit. And install a
grounding system that meets the standards of the country.
5.7.The outlets are considered to be important in breaking the circuit of the computer operation. So
you should use good quality outlets that pass the inspection of Thai Industrial Standard Institute. You
can notices the Thai Industrial Standard (TIS) logo the affixes on the product.
5.8.Installation of an outlet should be made near the computer and is clearly visible. Avoid putting
something on top the cord of outlet that may cause damage.
5.9.Change of the lithium battery on the main circuit panel must the correct method and make sure
not to put on the wrong terminals, which may cause damage.
5.10. Never put something to close or block the ventilation channel of the computer as it may
cause high heat and damage.
5.11. The use of the computer should not do anything other than specified in the manual as it may
cause damage.
5.12. When the computer shows an abnormal condition or requires maintenance, if the user has no
necessary skill to perform it, s/he contact the computer distributor or agent for consultations or use the
after – sales service number +662-235-7000
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6. Service center:
Mission Assembly line co.,ltd.
439/2 Silom Rd., Bangrak Bangkok Thailand 10500
Telephone : +662-235-7000
Fax
: +662-233-6000
www.mission-computer.com
If has received the accreditation on the quality system and
the environment conservation of ISO 9001 : 2000
and ISO 14001 : 1996

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