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ATTACHMENT E.
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AVERATEC PT1400
User's Guide
Regulatory Information
FCC-B Radio Frequency 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
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:
X
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
X
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
X
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Note
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CHANGES
OR
MODIFICATIONS
NOT
EXPRESSLY
APPROVED
BY
THE
PARTY
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
COMPLIANCE
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THE
USERS
AUTHORITY
TO
OPERATE
THE
EQUIPMENT
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IF
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LIMITS
Before You Start
FCC Conditions
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.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement
1.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
2. This equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. To maintain
compliance with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, avoid direct contact to the transmitting antenna during
transmitting.
3.
may void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
RF Exposure Warning
This equipment complies with FCC RF exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment must not be
co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
SAR Value: 0.023 W/kg
Before You Start
ii
Battery Notice
CAUTION
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Ethernet Notice
This equipment is intended for indoor use only and all the wiring is designed for indoor use.
Before You Start
iii
Safety Instructions
1.
Read the safety instructions carefully and thoroughly.
2. Save this User Guide for later use.
3.
Keep this equipment away from humidity and high temperature.
4.
Lay this equipment on a stable surface before setting it up.
5.
The openings on the enclosure are used for air convection and to prevent the equipment from overheating. Do not cover
the openings.
6.
Make sure that the power voltage is within its safety range and has been adjusted properly to the value of 100~240V before
connecting the equipment to the power inlet.
7.
Place the power cord in a way that people are unlikely to step on it. Do not place anything on the power cord.
8.
Always unplug the power cord before inserting any add-on card or module.
9.
All cautions and warnings on the equipment should be noted.
10.
If any of the following situations arises, get the equipment checked by a service personnel:
X
The power cord or plug is damaged.
X
Liquid has penetrated into the equipment.
X
The equipment has been exposed to moisture.
Before You Start
iv
X
The equipment has not worked well or you can not get it work according to the Users Manual.
X
The equipment was dropped or damaged.
X
The equipment has obvious signs of breakage.
11.
Never pour any liquid into the computer as this will damage the equipment or cause an electrical shock.
12.
Do not leave the equipment in an unconditioned environment with a storage temperature of 60°C (140°F) or above, as this
may damage the equipment.
13.
To prevent explosion caused by improper battery replacement, use the same or equivalent type of battery recommended
by the manufacturer only.
Before You Start
WEEE Statement
Before You Start
vi
Before You Read
The information in this user's guide is subject to change without notice.
TriGem Computer, Inc. shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor for incidental or
consequential damages resulting from the furnishing, performance, or use of this material.
AVERATEC is a trademark or registered trademark of TriGem Computer, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.
All other product and brand names are trademarks of their respective owners.
Š 2009 TriGem Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
Note
$EPENDING
ON
THE
MODEL 
YOUR
COMPUTERS
COMPONENTS
MAY
VARY
AND
LOOK
SLIGHTLY
DIFFERENT
THAN
THOSE
PICTURED
Release History
Version
Revision Note
Date
1.0
First Release
08, 2009
Before You Start
vii
Before You Start
Regulatory Information
Table of Contents
Optical Device Drive Notice
iii
Battery Notice
iii
Ethernet Notice
iii
Macrovision Notice
iii
Safety Instructions
iv
WEEE Statement
vi
Before You Read
vii
Release History
vi
Chapter 1 About Your System
Unpacking
1-1
What is the Averatec PT1400
1-2
Overview
1-4
Chapter 2 Setting Up Your System
Installing the System
2-1
Connecting the Optional Devices
2-2
Installing the Battery
2-3
Connecting the Power Cord
2-4
Turning On Your System
2-5
Before You Start
viii
Setting Up Windows XP for the First Time
2-6
Appendix A Specifications
Turning Off Your System
2-9
Product Specifications
A-1
Chapter 3 Using Your System
Using the Stylus Pen
3-1
Secondary LCD Pivot Calibration
3-5
Using the DVsn Button
3-10
Special Function Buttons
3-11
Using the DVsn, PT, and BEAM Control Program
3-13
Connecting to the Internet
3-17
Using the Battery
3-20
Using Windows XP
3-22
Using the HOLD Switch
3-26
Chapter 4 Using the Multimedia Features
Adjusting the Speaker Volume
4-1
Using the Webcam
4-3
Chapter 5 System SETUP (BIOS)
Entering Setup
5-1
System Setup Options
5-2
Before You Start
ix
Chapter
About Your System
Chapter 1
About Your System
Unpacking
First, unpack the system from the shipping carton and check all items carefully. If any item is damaged or missed, please contact
your local dealer immediately. Keep the box and packing materials in case you need to ship the unit in for service in the future.
The package should contain the following items:
X
Averatec PT1400 system
X
Quick Start Guide
X
20V AC Adapter
X
AC Cord
X
Battery
X
Primary LCD Cover
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-1
What is the Averatec PT1400
Congratulations on your purchase of the system. Your system features the latest advances in portable computing technology.
The system's modular design provides maximum expandability without compromising portability.
Dual LCD Monitor
t
 Easy to operate dual Touch LCD Monitors with simultaneous (two-way) viewing via the pivot function.
t
 Offers all the functions of both a PDA and Pocket PC without the limitations.
t
 Maintains all the similar functions of your typical Windows-based PC.
Presentation Support Function
t
 Full-screen presentation with simple one-button operation.
Multimedia Function
t
 Built-in fully functional camera allows for operation of all built-in applications as well as imaging and audio recording.
t
 Convenient camera programs with touch button.
t
 Dual speaker with high fidelity sound.
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-2
Support of Wireless Communication and High-speed Data-transportation
t
 Increased mobility with the wireless LAN
t
 High-speed data transport support with external devices, via the built-in USB 2.0 ports
Convenient Mobility / Splendid Design
t
 Employed external icon-touch button for simple design and convenient operation.
t
 14-inch notebook size with high mobility.
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-3
Overview
Note
p

%XTERNAL
APPEARANCE
AND
COLOR
OF
THE
COMPUTER
MAY
BE
DIFFERENT
FROM
THE
PICTURE
p

3HAPE
AND
SIZE
OF
THE
ICON
ON
THE
PRODUCT
MAY
DIFFER
Front View
Secondary LCD
Webcam
Primary LCD
Speaker
Speaker
LED indicators
Touch sensor buttons
Microphone
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-4
LED indicators
Power ON/OFF
Sleep (stand-by)
HOLD (locking)
Battery LED
HDD
Beam connection
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-5
Touch sensor buttons
1.
DVsn(LCD screen change)
This function is used to change the LCD screen into
dual mode, extended mode, or switching mode.
2. CAM(camera)
Operates the camera to record and replay video.
CAUTION
p

4OUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
ONLY
WORKS
WHEN
THE
COMPUTER
IS
/.
p


5SE
THE
TOUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
WITH
CLEAN
AND
DRY
HANDS
2EMOVE
ANY
MOISTURE
FROM
YOUR
HANDS
OR
SURFACE
OF
THE

BUTTON
IN
HUMID
ENVIRONMENTS
p


4OUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
NORMALLY
WORKS
WITH
SLIGHT
TOUCH
$O
NOT
PRESS
ON
IT
TO
FORCEFULLY
4OUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
MAY
BE

DAMAGED
BY
A
STRONG
SHOCK
p


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NOT
USE
POINTED
ITEMS
SUCH
AS
A
KNIFE
OR
BALL
POINT
PEN
0OINTED
THINGS
MAY
DAMAGE
THE
TOUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
p


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YOU
PRESS
THE
TOUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON 
BE
CAREFUL
NOT
TO
TOUCH
OTHER
FUNCTIONS
!CCURATELY
PRESS
THE
REQUIRED

FUNCTION
OF
TOUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
WITH
YOUR
FINGERTIP
p


4OUCH
SENSOR
BUTTON
MAY
NOT
OPERATE
NORMALLY
WHEN
YOU
WEAR
GLOVES
OR
WHEN
THE
PRODUCT
IS
COVERED
BY
VINYL
OR

OTHER
TYPES
OF
SCREEN
PROTECTORS
p

$UE
TO
THE
SENSITIVITY
OF
THE
TOUCH
PANEL 
IT
IS
RECOMMENDED
TO
AVOID
ANY
CONTACT
WITH
ANY
CONDUCTIVE
MATERIALS
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-6
Back Side
1.
Secondary LCD
2. Stand
Top and Botton Side
Cooling vents
Cooling vents
Kensington lock
Battery release button
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-7
Left Side
Right Side
Stylus pen
Wireless LAN ON/OFF switch
HOLD switch
Sleep button
Power button
Presentation button
Volume control button
Headphone jack
USB ports
LAN port
D-Sub connector
Battery
Power connection jack
Chapter 1
About Your System
1-8
Chapter
Setting Up Your System
Installing the System
Unfolding the Stand
Pull down the stand support plate
to the locking position.
Rotating the Secondary LCD
Turn the secondary LCD clockwise.
Do not turn it counter-clockwise.
Removing the LCD Cover
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-1
Connecting the Optional Devices
1.
Connect to the Internet
Note
3.
2. Connect the audio peripherals
9OU
CAN
ALSO
CONNECT
TO
THE
)NTERNET

USING
THE
WIRELESS
,!.
Connect the keyboard and mouse
(USB)(Not included)
4.
Connect the display device (optional)
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-2
Installing the Battery
To install the battery, insert it into the battery slot. The installed
battery pack charges automatically any time the computer is
connected to the AC adapter.
WARNING
/NLY
USE
BATTERIES
THAT
ARE
APPROVED
BY
AN
AUTHORIZED
DEALER
!LL
BATTERIES
ARE
NOT
THE
SAME
AND
THEREFORE
SHOULD
NOT

BE
TREATED
AS
SUCH
5SING
THE
WRONG
BATTERY
COULD
CAUSE
SERIOUS
DAMAGE
TO
YOUR
COMPUTER
AND
YOURSELF
THROUGH

TOXIC
EMISSIONS
CAUTION
4O
AVOID
THE
DANGER
OF
EXPLOSION 
DO
NOT
INCORRECTLY
REPLACE
THE
BATTERY
2EPLACE
ONLY
WITH
SAME
OR
EQUIVALENT
TYPE

RECOMMENDED
BY
THE
MANUFACTURER
$ISCARD
USED
BATTERIES
ACCORDING
TO
THE
MANUFACTURERmS
INSTRUCTIONS
OR
LOCAL
LAWS
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-3
Connecting the Power Cord
Plug the power cord into the AC power receptacle on the back panel
and then plug the other end of the power cord into an appropriately
grounded electrical outlet.
Warning
4O
AVOID
RECEIVING
AN
ELECTRIC
SHOCK 
BE
SURE
TO
PLUG
THE
CORD
INTO
THE
SYSTEM
BEFORE
PLUGGING
IT
INTO
THE
WALL
SOCKET
CAUTION
4O
PROTECT
YOUR
COMPUTER
AND
OTHER
DEVICES
DURING
A
LIGHTNING
STORM 
OR
WHEN
IT
IS
LEFT
UNATTENDED
AND
UNUSED
FOR

LONG
PERIODS
OF
TIME 
UNPLUG
THE
COMPUTER
AND
OTHER
DEVICES
FROM
THE
WALL
OUTLET
AND
DISCONNECT
THE
ANTENNA
OR
CABLE

SYSTEM
4HIS
WILL
HELP
TO
PREVENT
DAMAGE
TO
THE
COMPUTER
AND
OTHER
DEVICES
DUE
TO
LIGHTNING
AND
POWER
LINE
SURGES
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-4
Turning On Your System
To turn on your system, press the power button.
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-5
Setting Up Windows XP for the First Time
If you are about to use the system for the first time, you must go through the Windows XP user registration process after starting up.
For details on the user registration procedure, please refer to the following. (Some details may vary depending on the system model.
However, this will not affect your ability to use your system.)
1.
After you press the power button, the start screen for
Microsoft Windows will appear. To start Windows XP,
please click Next.
2. After reading "The End User License Agreement" thatis
displayed on the screen, select "Yes, I accept" and then
click Next.
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-6
3.
After selecting "Help protect my PC by turning on
Automatic Updates now," you should click Next.
4.
Now you must specify the name and description of your
computer, and then click Next. If you don’t want to specify
these at this time, simply click Skip.
5.
After selecting the appropriate method for internet
connection, click Next. If you want to establish a
connection later, then click Skip. (The dialogue box that
asks, "How do you want to connect to the internet?"
may not appear, depending on your model type.)
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-7
6.
A dialogue box will appear, asking you "Ready to register with
Microsoft?" Select "No, not at this time." and then click Next.
7.
When a dialogue box saying "Thank you!" appears, click Finish.
8.
The Windows XP start will appear.
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-8
Turning Off Your System
To turn off your system, follow the below:
Case 1 Click the Shut Down button
Click Start > Shut Down. The computer will shut down
automatically.
Case 2 Press the power button on the right side of the system
Press the power button once and let go. The PC will automatically
attempt to close any running applications and shut down.
Note
)F
THE
SYSTEM
IS
OPERATING
ABNORMALLY 
YOU
CAN
REBOOT
THE

SYSTEM
BY
PRESSING
AND
HOLDING
DOWN
THE
POWER
BUTTON
UNTIL

THE
SYSTEM
TURNS
OFF
0RESS
THE
POWER
BUTTON
AGAIN 
ONCE 
TO

RESTART
THE
SYSTEM
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-9
Case 3 Power saving mode
You can enter into the power saving mode by pressing the SLEEP
button on the right side of your system or by setting the Windows XP.
This mode saves your session and puts the computer in a lowerpower state so that you can quickly resume working.
Chapter 2
Setting Up Your System
2-10
Chapter
Using Your System
Chapter 3
Using Your System
Using the Stylus Pen
You can use the touchscreen with your fingers or the stylus pen.
Pull out the Stylus Pen
1.
Pull out the stylus pen from the slot located on the upper
right side of your system.
2. After using the stylus pen, replace it in the slot again.
Note
p


7ITH
THE
STYLUS
PEN
YOU
CAN
DIRECTLY
PRESS
ONTO
THE
,#$
SCREEN
INSTEAD
OF
USING
A
MOUSE
p

/NLY
OPERATE
THE
PRODUCT
WITH
THE
STYLUS
PEN
OR
FINGERS
4HE
,#$
MAY
BE
DAMAGED
IF
A
POINTED
OR
SHARP
OBJECT
IS
USED
p

&OR
LONG
TERM
USE 
IT
IS
RECOMMENDED
TO
CONNECT
A
MOUSE
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-1
Functions of Stylus Pen
Mouse
Stylus Pen Operation
Click
One touch
Press an item once with the pen to choose it.
Double click
Two touches
Press an item twice with the pen to choose it.
Right click
Keep pressing
Press and hold the touchscreen with the pen
about 3 seconds, then a pop-up menu will appear.
Drag
Drawing
Function
Put the pen on an item and drag it to where
you want.
Touchscreen Calibration
You should calibrate the touchscreen:
t
 When you use the system for the first time
t
 When you can’t control the pen pointer
t
 When the pen is not accurate
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-2
To calibrate the touchscreen, follow these steps:
1.
Press Start > All Programs > Touch Package > Touch tool.
2. Select the LCD tab that you want to calibrate and press the 9 pts.
Linearization button in the General menu. (The HIDTOUCH0 tab
is for the secondary LCD and HIDTOUCH1 is for the primary LCD.)
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-3
Note
&OR
MORE
ACCURATE
CALIBRATION 
YOU
CAN
CHANGE
THE
POINTS
FROM

TO

4O
CHANGE
THE
POINTS 
CHOOSE
THE
Advance
TAB

AND
PRESS
THE
25 pts. linearization BUTTON
3.
To calibrate the touchscreen, follow the message on the screen.
4.
When you finish the calibration, press the Save button to save the setting value.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-4
Secondary LCD Pivot Calibration
The secondary LCD supports the screen pivot and touch pivot. You can calibrate the touch pivot when it is not working.
To calibrate, follow these steps:
1.
Press and hold the empty desktop with the stylus pen about 3 seconds.
2. The pop-up menu will appear.
3.
Choose the Properties menu.
4.
When the Display Properties window appears,
select the Settings tab.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-5
5.
Click the secondary LCD icon, check the "Extend
my Windows desktop onto this monitor."
option, and click OK.
6.
Click Start > All Programs > Touch Package >
Touch tool.
7.
Select the Multimonitor menu and the primary
LCD icon on the Displays area.
8.
Press the primary LCD to align.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-6
9.
Select the secondary LCD icon on the Displays area.
10.
Press the secondary LCD to align.
11.
Select the HIDTOUCH0 tab, the General menu,
and 9 pts. linearization.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-7
12.
To calibrate the secondary LCD, follow the messages
on the screen.
13.
If you finish the calibration, select the Save
button.
14.
Select the HIDTOUCH1 tab and 9 pts.
linearization.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-8
15.
To calibrate the primary LCD, follow the messages on
the screen.
16.
If you finish the calibration, select the Save
button.
17.
To reboot your system, click Start > Turn Off Computer, and select the Turn Off button.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-9
Using the DVsn Button
You can change the display mode by pressing the DVsn button
There are 3 display modes available: Clone mode, Extended mode, and Switching mode.
#LONE
MODE
DEFAULT 




Note
Extended
MODE

3WITCHING
MODE
7HEN
YOU
PRESS
THE
DVsn
BUTTON 
THE
DVsn Control
WINDOW
THE
AUTOMATICALLY
APPEARS
ON
THE
SCREEN
&OR
MORE

INFORMATION 
REFER
TO
5SING
THE
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AND
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#ONTROL
0ROGRAM
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-10
Special Function Buttons
There are two special buttons (SLEEP and PT) on the right side of your system.
SLEEP Button
To enter into the power saving (stand-by) mode, follow these steps:
1.
Press the SLEEP button on the right side of the front panel.
2. Your system enters into the power saving mode
and the SLEEP led is light on.
3.
Press the Power or PT button to resume from the
power saving mode.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-11
PT Button
You can see the presentation file through the secondary LCD or the connected external display device by pressing the PT button.
1.
To prepare the presentation, reserve the file that you want to present. To reserve the file, refer to “Using the DVsn, PT, and
BEAM Control Program.”
2. Set the secondary LCD for presentation (extended mode or switching mode) or connect the external display device to the
D-sub connector, turn on the connected device, and set the BEAM Control option to 14"+3rd.
3.
Press the PT button on the system.
4.
You can see the reserved presentation file through the secondary LCD or the connected external display device.
Note
7HEN
YOU
CONNECT
THE
EXTERNAL
DISPLAY
DEVICE
AND
SET
THE
BEAM Control
OPTION
TO
14"+3rd 
THE BEAM
LED
LIGHT
WILL
BE
ON
)F
YOU
CONNECT
AN
EXTERNAL
DISPLAY
DEVICE 
THE
SECONDARY
,#$
WILL
NOT
BE
DISPLAYED
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-12
Using the DVsn, PT, and BEAM Control Program
You can control the functions of the DVsn and PT buttons and the display by using the control program.
DVsn Control
To control the DVsn function, follow these steps:
1.
Click the AVERATEC Utility icon on the taskbar.
2. Click DVsn.
3.
The DVsn Control window appears.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-13
4.
You can choose the primary or
secondary LCD for displaying the
opened window.
5.
You can also control the brightness of
the primary and secondary LCDs by
sliding the control bars.
6.
After finishing the control, click OK.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-14
PT Control
To control the PT function, follow these steps:
1.
Click the AVERATEC Utility icon on the taskbar.
2. Click PT.
3.
When the Dialog window appears, click
the Browse button.
4.
5.
Choose the file for presentation
and click OK.
When the Browse for Folder window
appears, select the folder that you want.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-15
BEAM Control
To control the external display device, follow these steps:
1.
Connect an external display device to your system and turn it on.
2. Click the AVERATEC Utility icon on the taskbar.
3.
Click BEAM.
5.
The BEAM led light will be on and you
can see the screen through the connected
external display device.
4.
Select the 14”+3rd menu for the external
display device.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-16
Connecting to the Internet
You can use the Internet by connecting to a wired or wireless network that is available to you.
Using the Wired LAN
To use the wired LAN, follow these steps:
1.
Connect a LAN cable to the LAN connector as shown
in the figure.
2. Configure the communication settings for the system based on your communication environment. When connecting to the
Internet via an Internet service provider, contact the service provider for more information on required communication settings.
3.
Launch Internet Explorer or other communication software.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-17
Using the Wireless LAN
To use a wireless network in an office environment where APs (Access Points) are installed, see the following instructions. (The
example used here explains how to use the basic Windows configuration features to configure the system. You can also use the
program that comes with the wireless LAN card to configure the network.)
1.
Select the WL LAN switch to ON position to turn on the wireless LAN
function. When wireless LAN is enabled, the Wireless LAN LED lights.
Note

4HE
CONNECTION
MESSAGE
WILL
APPEAR
ON
TASK
BAR
WHEN
THE
POSSIBLE
WIRELESS
,!.
CONNECTION
IS
DETECTED
2. Click the wireless network connection icon and the program of Wireless
Network Connection will be launched.
3.
Select a wireless network from the list that appears, and then click Connect button. If the network you is security enabled,
the program will ask you to type "Network key."
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-18
Note
4.
p

#LICK
Refresh network list 
IF
THERE
IS
NO
WIRELESS
NETWORK
IN
THE
LIST
p


)F
YOUR
NETWORK
IS
ONE
THAT
SUPPORTS
7IRELESS
0ROVISIONING
3ERVICES 
YOU
MIGHT
BE
ASKED
TO
DOWNLOAD
ADDITIONAL
FILES

THAT
WILL
ALLOW
YOUR
NOTEBOOK
TO
CONNECT
TO
THE
NETWORK
p

)
F
YOU
CONNECT
TO
A
UNSECURED
WIRELESS
NETWORK 
THE
WARNING
MESSAGE
WILL
APPEAR
#LICK
ConnecT
TO
CONNECT
OR
CLICK

Cancel TO
QUIT
THE
DIALOG
BOX
!FTER
SETTING
UP
THE
SECURITY 
CONNECT
THE
WIRELESS
,!.
AGAIN
Type Network key and Confirm network key, click Connect to connect the
wireless LAN.
Note
)
F
THE
NETWORK
KEY
IS
AUTOMATICALLY
PROVIDED
BY
THE
NETWORK 
THE

CONNECTION
WILL
BE
MADE
AUTOMATICALLY 
AND
THE
PROGRAM
WILL
NOT

REQUEST
YOU
TYPE
THE
NETWORK
KEY
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-19
Using the Battery
Installing the Battery
Insert the battery into the battery slot.
Removing the Battery
1.
Turn off the system.
2. Push and hold the battery release button
and remove the battery.
Push and hold
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-20
Charging the Battery
The battery pack is automatically charged when you connect the
AC adapter to the system. You can check the battery status by the
color of the CHARGE LED indicator.
CHARGE LED indicator
LED color
Orange
White
Off
CAUTION
Status
On
Blinking
On
Description
Charging battery
Battery charge is low
Battery is fully charged
Battery is fully charged in the battery mode
No charging in the battery mode
7HEN
THE
BATTERY
IS
LOW 
YOU
MAY
NOT
BE
ABLE
TO
BOOT
YOUR
SYSTEM
WITH
ONLY
THE
BATTERY
POWER
4RY
CHARGING
THE

BATTERY
OR
CONNECTING
THE
!#
ADAPTER
BEFORE
ATTEMPTING
TO
TURN
ON
YOUR
SYSTEM
)F
YOU
SEE
THE
LOW
BATTERY
WARNING

MESSAGE
OR
HEAR
THE
ALARM
SOUND 
IMMEDIATELY
SAVE
YOUR
WORKING
DATA
OR
CONNECT
THE
!#
ADAPTER
BEFORE
THE
SYSTEM

SHUTS
DOWN
AND
THE
DATA
IS
LOST
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-21
Using the Windows
Help Windows
For Windows XP help, click Start Help and
Support.
Desktop
Desktop may vary differently on the software installed in your system with different or additional shortcuts.
Recycle Bin
Taskbar
Start Button
Notification
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-22
Recycle Bin
Used for storing deleted files in case you want to recover and save it in your system. The files will only be deleted from the Recycle
Bin permanently only if you empty it by right clicking your mouse and selecting "Empty Recycle Bin."
Start Button
Allows easy access to all Windows programs.
The Start menu allows you to adapt and show the programs used
most frequently.
Log Off will enable the current user to log off and allows a new user to log on.
Turn Off Computer allows you to Turn off, Restart, or enter
Stand By mode for power saving purposes.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-23
Taskbar
When you open a program, its icon is displayed at
the taskbar for you to conveniently move between
programs by clicking the relevant button.
To add or remove toolbars from the taskbar: right
click an empty spot on the taskbar, select Toolbars
New Toolbar.
Notification
The icons that appear here are for quick access to
some programs and computer functions that you
frequently used. To prevent Windows XP from
hiding icons:
From an empty spot on the Taskbar, right click
your mouse and select the Properties, remove
the checked mark on the Auto-hide the taskbar.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-24
Control Panel
It is in this area that you can change how Windows looks and works. Click Start
There are two interfaces - Classic View and Category View.
Control Panel.
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-25
Using the HOLD Switch
You can lock all functions of your system by using the HOLD
switch. Move the HOLD switch to the locked position to lock
all functions of your system. To unlock the system, switch to
the unlocked position again.
3YSTEM
5NLOCK
3YSTEM
,OCK
In the lock mode, the following functions will not work:
t
 Primary and secondary LCD touch panels
t
 Sleep button
t
 Power button
t
 PT button
Chapter 3
Using Your System
3-26
Chapter
Using the Multimedia Features
Chapter 4
Using the Multimedia Features
Adjusting the Speaker Volume
Your system has built-in speakers on the left and right sides of the LCD panel. You can adjust the volume by pressing the volume
adjustment buttons located on the left side of the LCD panel and / or by using the volume control feature in Windows XP.
Volume Buttons
To adjust the volume level, use the volume up
and down buttons on the left side of your
system.
Volume button (Up)
Volume button (Down)
Volume Control Program
You may also change the volume by using the vertical slider
which appears after clicking the volume icon on the work
presentation bar.
Chapter 4
Using the Multimedia Features
4-1
1.
Increase the sound by moving the slider up.
2. Decrease the sound by moving the slider down.
3.
Silence the system by clicking Mute.
4.
Click the volume icon twice to see master volume window.
5.
Here, you may separately modify the items you want.
Chapter 4
Using the Multimedia Features
4-2
Using the Webcam
Using the built-in webcam, you can take photos and chat with your friends.
Take photos
To take photos, follow the next steps:
1.
Double click the CyberLink YouCam icon(
) on the desktop,
or press the CAM button that is located on lower-front side of
the system.
2. The CyberLink YouCam will run and a green light on the
webcam LED indicates your PC is ready to take photos.
3.
Click the Snapshot button(
Note
) on the CyberLink YouCam screen.
&OR
MORE
INFORMATION 
PLEASE
REFER
TO
THE
(ELP
3ECTION
OF
THE
PROGRAM
9OU
CAN
ACCESS
(ELP
BY
CLICKING
THE
HELP
BUTTON




 

ON
THE
UPPER
RIGHT
SIDE
OF
THE
SCREEN
Chapter 4
Using the Multimedia Features
4-3
Video chatting
To chat with video, both your system and the system of the person you want to chat with must have a web camera or a CCD cam
nstalled. You also need to download and install a messenger program. The screen that you will see varies depending on the type of
the messenger program you're using.
1.
Run the messenger program to register your
email address. When the messenger is ready.
Click Start > Windows Messenger.Select
Sign in.
Note
4HIS
IS
AN
EXAMPLE
USING
-ICROSOFTS

-3.
-ESSENGER
/THER
MESSENGER

APPLICATIONS
MAY
VARY
2. Right-click on your chat partner and
then select Start a Video Conversation,
as illustrated below.
Chapter 4
Using the Multimedia Features
4-4
Note
3.
)F
THE
WEB CAMERA
SETTING
IS
NOT
CONFIGURED 
YOU
WILL
SEE
THE
BELOW
SCREEN

2UN
THE
WIZARD
TO
SETUP
THE
WEBCAM
BY
FOLLOWING
THE
MESSAGE
ON
THE
SCREEN
Now you're ready to start video chatting.
Chapter 4
Using the Multimedia Features
4-5
Chapter
System SETUP (BIOS)
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
For System Setup, change only the items that you need. Note that incorrect manipulation of Setup items could result in a system
malfunction.
Entering Setup
After powering on the system, press  to enter the System Setup screen.
BIOS Action Keys
Function Key
Command
Description
ESC
Exit
Leaves a sub-menu to return to the previous menu OR exits the BIOS setup while saving changes.
Enter
Select
Shows the Sub Menu
F1
General Help
Shows the Help Screen
F9
Default Setting
Saves default setting
F10
Save and Exit
Saves changes and reboots the computer.

Select a field
Selects the next field.
Select an item
Selects the next item.
value
Selects the next value within a field.
-, +
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
5-1
System Setup Options
Main Menu
Advanced Menu
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
5-2
Boot Menu
Power Menu
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
5-3
Security Menu
Sets up a password to prevent any unauthorized users from
accessing the system.
Supervisor Password
Shows the setup status of the Supervisor Password: Installed, if a Supervisor Password is set, or Not Installed.
User Password
Shows the setup status of the User Password: Installed, if a User Password is set, or Not Installed.
Change Supervisor Password
Setting up a password helps you prevent unauthorized users from accessing the system. The system does not come with a password
enabled. A password can have up to six alphanumeric characters and/or numbers.
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
5-4
The Supervisor Password is at a higher level than the User Password.
Set up Supervisor Password
1.
On the initial System Setup screen, Go to Change Supervisor Password, and then press Enter.
2. On the following screen, enter the password and then press Enter.
Enter New Password
Then enter the same password again and press Enter.
Confirm New Password
3.
If you entered the correct password, the following window will appear. Press Enter.
This completes setting up a password.
Password installed
[OK]
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
5-5
Exit Menu
Save Changes and Exit
Save the changes you have made and exit the utility.
Discard Changes and Exit
Exit the utility without saving the changes you have made.
Discard Changes
Abandon your changes and reload the prior configuration.
Load Optimal Defaults
Select this item to load the default settings for optimal system performance.
Chapter 5
System SETUP (BIOS)
5-6
Appendix
Specifications
Product Specifications
Product specifications may be different according to models. Please refer to the catalogue offered when you purchase the product.
Feature
Specifications
CPU
IntelÂŽ Atom Z520
OS
Chipeset
Memory
HDD
Graphic System
Microsoft Windows XP Edition SP3
IntelÂŽ US15W
1GB SO-DIMM, DDR2 533MHz
120GB / 160GB / 250GB / 60GB / 80GB
- S3 CHROME 530 ULP
- 256MB External Graphics Memory
- Primary LCD : 14.0" Wide TFT-LCD with LED Backlight Design (1366×768)
- Secondary LCD : 7.0" Wide TFT-LCD with LED Backlight Design (1024×600)
High Definition Audio
1000 BASE-TX/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T
802.11 b/g/n
Touch Screen
1.3M / USB2.0
Stereo Speaker (0.5W+0.5W)
65W, AC Adapter, 100 ~ 240V, 20V / 2.25A
- Size: 362.23 mm (W) X 245.6 mm (H) X 32.1 mm (D) (Secondary LCD Folding)
362.23 mm (W) X 370.3 mm (H) X 32.1 mm (D) (Secondary LCD Unfolding)
- Weight: 2.5 kg
Display
Sound System
LAN
Wireless LAN
Pointing device
Camera
Speaker
Power Supply
System Size and Weight
Appendix A
Specifications
A-1
Feature
Specifications
Environmental Requirement
Temperature
- Operation: +5 oC to 35 oC
- Storage: -10 oC to 55 oC
Humidity
- Operation: 30 % to 80 % (noncondensing)
- Storage: 20 % to 90 %
Interface
- Right: HOLD Switch, Buttons (Sleep, Power, and PT), USB 2.0 x 3
- Left: WLAN On/Off Switch, Volume Up/Down Buttons, Headphone Jack, RJ-45 Jack, D-Sub 15pin
Connector, Power Jack
- Front: Webcam, Internal MIC, Stereo Speakers, Touch Buttons (DVsn and CAM)
LED Status Indicators (POWER, SLEEP, HOLD, BEAM, HDD, and CHARGER)
- Touch Screen
Lithium ion Battery (11.1V, 3400mAh)
Input 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Battery
AC adapter
Appendix A
Specifications
A-2


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