Getac Notebook computer User Manual

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Getac Notebook computer Specifications

General

Brand	Getac
Model	Notebook computer
Category	Laptop
Language	English

Summary

Preface

Manual Overview

Brief explanation of the manual's content and organization into chapters and appendices.

Getting Started

Unpacking and Initial Setup

Procedures for unpacking the computer, connecting power, and initial startup.

Basic Computer Operations

Instructions for opening/closing the lid and powering the computer on/off.

Exploring Computer Components

Overview of external computer components by location (sides, front, rear, bottom, top).

Next Steps and Further Guidance

Guidance on further actions and where to find more information.

Operating Your Computer

Basic Operations and Power Control

Turning the computer on/off, sleep/hibernation modes.

Input Devices and User Interface

Using the keyboard, touchpad, and optional touchscreen.

Storage and Media Access

Operating the hard disk drive and optical drive.

Multimedia Capabilities

Using video and audio features.

Connectivity and Wireless Features

Using modem, LAN, WLAN, Bluetooth, GPS, and 3G.

Managing Power

AC Adapter and Battery Basics

Information about the AC adapter and the computer's battery pack.

Battery Charging and Initialization

Procedures for charging, charging times, and initializing a new battery.

Battery Status and Replacement

Checking battery level, replacement, and low battery signals.

Power Saving Strategies

Recommendations for maximizing battery life and saving energy.

Expanding Your Computer

Connecting External Peripherals

Connecting external monitors, serial devices, and USB devices.

Using Expansion Cards and Readers

Details on smart cards, PC cards, ExpressCards, and card readers.

Docking Stations and Internal Upgrades

Using docking stations and information on internal component upgrades.

Using BIOS Setup

Accessing and Navigating BIOS Setup

How to enter BIOS, keyboard controls, and menu structure overview.

Configuring System Settings

Details on Information, Main, Advanced, Security, and Boot menu options.

Exiting BIOS Setup

Procedures for saving changes, discarding, or loading defaults.

Using the TPM and P1/P2 Utilities

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Usage

How TPM enhances security and its applications.

P1/P2 Quick Launch Key Utility

Customizing the P1/P2 quick launch keys.

Caring for the Computer

Computer Protection and Security

Using Windows Security Center and cable locks for protection.

Usage, Storage, and Cleaning Guidelines

Location, general handling, cleaning, and environmental considerations.

Battery and Touchscreen Care

Battery pack care guidelines and touchscreen maintenance.

Travel Precautions

Important tips and precautions for traveling with the computer.

Troubleshooting

Preliminary Checks and Common Issues

Initial checks and a guide to common problem categories for quick reference.

Hardware and Connectivity Troubleshooting

Solutions for battery, Bluetooth, display, storage, network, and input device problems.

Software, Sound, and System Issues

Troubleshooting software errors, sound problems, startup failures, and system resets.

System Reset Procedure

Steps to reset or reboot the computer to resolve hangs or errors.

Specifications

Hardware Component Specifications

Detailed specifications of the computer's hardware components like CPU, RAM, display.

Ports, Connectivity, and Features

Information on I/O ports, modem, LAN, wireless, Bluetooth, camera, GPS, and security features.

Regulatory Information

System Usage and Emissions Regulations

FCC and Canadian regulations for system usage and emissions.

Safety Notices and Warnings

Important safety warnings regarding batteries, AC adapters, and general use.

Wireless Usage and RF Compliance

Information on wireless LAN usage, RF exposure, and aircraft restrictions.

EMC Requirements and EU Compliance

Details on electromagnetic compatibility and European Union CE marking.