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Toshiba L10 Series User Manual

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TOSHIBA L10 Series
User's Manual

Table of Contents

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Toshiba L10 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
MemoryUp to 2GB DDR SDRAM
Display15.0" XGA TFT (1024 x 768)
Hard Drive40GB
Optical DriveDVD-ROM
Operating SystemWindows XP Home Edition
Wireless802.11b/g
Ports3 x USB 2.0, VGA, Headphone, Microphone
CPUIntel Celeron M
GraphicsIntegrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA)

Summary

Copyright

Disclaimer

Provides information regarding the accuracy and limitations of the manual content.

Trademarks

EU Declaration of Conformity

Modem warning notice

Conformity Statement

Network Compatibility Statement

Optical disc drive safety instructions

International precautions

CAUTION

General warning about laser product usage and safety.

General Precautions

Stress injury

Information on preventing stress injuries from keyboard use.

Heat warning

Precautions regarding the computer and AC adaptor becoming hot.

Pressure or impact damage

Advice on avoiding damage from pressure or impact.

PC Card overheating

Mobile phones

Central Processing Unit ("CPU") Performance Disclaimer

CE compliance

Working environment

Network connection (Class A warning)

Information on the secure writing of optical media

Wireless LAN and your Health

Safety Instruction for Wireless Products

Limitation of Liability

Usage Restrictions

WARNING

Preface

Manual contents

Overview of the manual's structure: chapters, appendixes, glossary, and index.

Conventions

Explains formats used for descriptions, identification, and highlighting.

Abbreviations

Defines abbreviations used in the manual.

Icons

Explanation of icons used to identify parts and provide information.

Keys

Details on how keyboard keys are represented in the text.

Key operation

Instructions on using key combinations for operations.

Display

Explanation of how screen elements are presented.

Messages

Identifies different message types used for important information.

Chapter 1 Introduction

Equipment checklist

Lists items to check after unpacking the computer.

Hardware

Lists essential hardware components included with the computer.

Software

Details preinstalled software and documentation.

Features

Highlights the computer's advanced features and benefits.

Disks

Describes the computer's hard disk and optical media drives.

Display

Information on the LCD panel and graphics controller.

Keyboard

Details about the computer's keyboard layout and keys.

Pointing Device

Information on the built-in TouchPad.

Ports

Describes external monitor, USB, and multimedia ports.

Slots

Details about the PC Card slot.

Multimedia

Explains sound system, video-out, and audio/video control buttons.

Communications

Information on built-in modem, LAN, and Wireless LAN features.

Special features

Highlights unique and advanced computer features.

Utilities

Describes preinstalled utilities and how to start them.

Options

Details available optional devices to enhance computer capabilities.

Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

Front with the display closed

Identifies components on the front of the computer when the display is closed.

Left side

Identifies ports and vents on the left side of the computer.

Right side

Identifies drives and indicators on the right side of the computer.

Backside

Identifies ports on the back panel of the computer.

Underside

Shows the underside of the computer and its components.

Front with the display open

Identifies components on the front when the display is open.

System & Keyboard indicators

Explains the function of system and keyboard status indicators.

USB floppy disk drive (optional)

Details the optional external USB floppy disk drive.

Fixed optical media drives

Describes installed optical media drives and region codes.

DVDs

Information on DVD disc types and formats supported.

AC adaptor

Details the AC adaptor's function and specifications.

Chapter 3 Getting Started

Setting up your work space

Guidance on establishing a comfortable and safe work environment.

Installing the battery pack

Step-by-step instructions for installing the computer's battery pack.

Connecting the AC adaptor

Instructions for connecting the AC adaptor for power and charging.

Opening the display

Guidance on opening and adjusting the computer's display panel.

Turning on the power

Procedure for powering on the computer for the first time.

Windows® XP setup

Instructions for the initial setup of the Windows XP operating system.

Turning off the power

Describes modes for shutting down the computer: Shut Down, Hibernation, Standby.

Hibernation Mode

Explains how Hibernation Mode saves memory to the hard disk.

Standby Mode

Details on using Standby Mode for work interruption.

Restarting the computer

Provides methods for resetting the computer system.

Restoring the preinstalled software

Guides on restoring the operating system and preinstalled software.

Chapter 4 Operating Basics

Using the TouchPad

Instructions on how to use the computer's TouchPad for navigation.

Using the USB floppy disk drive

Details on connecting and using the external USB floppy disk drive.

Using the optical media drive

Information on using the computer's optical media drives.

Loading discs

Step-by-step guide for loading discs into the optical drive.

Removing discs

Instructions on how to remove discs from the optical drive.

Audio/Video controls

Explains the function of the audio/video control buttons.

Writing CDs with the DVD-ROM and CD-R/RW drive

Precautions for writing CDs with the DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive.

Writing CD/DVDs with the DVD Super Multi drive

Precautions for writing CDs/DVDs with the DVD Super Multi drive.

RecordNow! Basic for TOSHIBA

Information and limitations for the RecordNow! software.

Media care

Tips for protecting data on CD/DVDs and floppy disks.

Sound System

Details on audio controls including volume and microphone levels.

Modem

Instructions on connecting and disconnecting the internal modem.

Region selection

Guide to selecting the correct modem region for telecommunication regulations.

Wireless LAN

Information on Wireless LAN features, security, and communication switch.

LAN

Details on built-in Ethernet LAN support and cable types.

Cleaning the computer

Instructions for safely cleaning the computer's exterior and vents.

Moving the computer

Precautions to take when moving or transporting the computer.

Chapter 5 The Keyboard

Typewriter keys

Explanation of the basic keys for typing letters, numbers, and symbols.

F1 ... F12 function keys

Describes the function keys and their usage with the Fn key.

Hot keys

Details on keyboard shortcuts for enabling/disabling features.

LCD Display Brightness

Instructions for adjusting the display brightness using Fn keys.

TouchPad

Information on enabling/disabling the TouchPad function.

Windows® special keys

Explains the special function keys for Windows.

Keypad overlay

Guide to using the numeric keypad overlay feature.

Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

Power conditions

Details how AC adaptor connection and battery status affect power.

Battery pack

Information on the computer's main battery pack and its care.

Real Time Clock battery

Explains the RTC battery's function and replacement.

Care and use of the battery pack

Safety precautions and guidelines for battery pack usage.

Charging the batteries

Instructions and procedures for charging the computer's battery.

Extending battery life

Tips and procedures to maximize the battery pack's operational life.

Replacing the battery pack

Steps for removing and installing a new battery pack.

Power-up modes

Describes the computer's power-up modes: Boot, Hibernation, and Standby.

Chapter 7 Optional Devices

Cards/memory

Details on PC cards and memory expansion options.

Power devices

Information on optional additional battery packs and AC adaptors.

Peripheral devices

Describes optional peripheral devices like floppy drives and monitors.

Other

Information on additional optional devices like security locks.

PC card

Details on the computer's PC Card expansion slot.

Memory expansion

Instructions for installing and removing memory modules.

Additional battery pack

Information on purchasing and using additional battery packs.

USB floppy disk drive

Details on connecting the external USB floppy disk drive.

External monitor

Guide for connecting an external monitor to the computer.

TV

Instructions for connecting the computer to a television set.

Security lock

How to attach a security lock to prevent unauthorized removal.

Chapter 8 Troubleshooting

Problem solving process

Guidelines for effectively resolving computer problems.

Preliminary checklist

Basic troubleshooting steps for common issues.

Analyzing the problem

Questions to help identify the cause of system malfunctions.

Hardware and system checklist

Checklists for problems related to hardware and system components.

Keyboard

Troubleshooting steps for keyboard-related issues.

LCD panel

Troubleshooting steps for LCD panel display problems.

Hard disk drive

Troubleshooting steps for hard disk drive issues.

DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive

Troubleshooting for the DVD-ROM and CD-R/RW drive.

DVD Super Multi drive

Troubleshooting steps for the DVD Super Multi drive.

Floppy disk drive

Troubleshooting steps for the floppy disk drive.

PC Card

Troubleshooting steps for PC Card errors.

Pointing device

Troubleshooting steps for the computer's pointing device.

USB mouse

Troubleshooting steps for issues with a USB mouse.

USB

Troubleshooting steps for USB device connectivity problems.

Memory expansion

Troubleshooting steps for memory expansion issues.

Sound system

Troubleshooting steps for sound system problems.

Monitor

Troubleshooting steps for external monitor issues.

Modem

Troubleshooting steps for modem communication problems.

LAN

Troubleshooting steps for LAN access issues.

Wireless LAN

Troubleshooting steps for wireless LAN access problems.

Printer

Troubleshooting steps for printer connectivity and errors.

TOSHIBA support

Information on obtaining technical assistance from TOSHIBA.

Appendix A Specifications

Physical Dimensions

Details the computer's physical dimensions, weight, and size.

Environmental Requirements

Specifies operating and non-operating environmental conditions.

Power Requirements

Lists the AC adaptor and computer power specifications.

Built-in Modem

Provides specifications for the computer's built-in modem.

Appendix B Display Controller and Modes

Display controller

Explains the display controller's function and capabilities.

Video modes

Details the computer's supported video modes and their parameters.

Display Settings

Guide for configuring display settings and multi-monitor setups.

Appendix C Wireless LAN

Card Specifications

Lists the technical specifications for the Wireless LAN card.

Form Factor

Specifies the form factor of the Wireless LAN card.

Compatibility

Details compatibility standards for Wireless LAN.

Network Operating System

Specifies the supported network operating system.

Media Access Protocol Data Rate

Lists data rates and protocols for Wireless LAN.

Radio Characteristics

Describes radio characteristics of Wireless LAN cards.

Supported Frequency Sub-bands

Details supported frequency bands and channels for Wireless LAN.

Appendix D AC Power Cord and Connectors

AC Power Cord and Connectors

Specifies requirements for AC power cords and connectors.

Certification agencies

Lists certification agencies for AC power cords in various regions.

Europe

Details European certification agencies for AC power cords.

USA and Canada

Shows plug shapes and certifications for USA and Canada.

United Kingdom

Shows plug shapes and certifications for the United Kingdom.

Australia

Shows plug shapes and certifications for Australia.

Appendix E If your computer is stolen

If your computer is stolen

Provides steps to take and information needed if the computer is stolen.

TOSHIBA Theft Registration

Details on how to register a stolen computer online or on paper.

Owner’s details

Section to fill in owner's contact information for theft registration.

Glossary

Abbreviations

A list of abbreviations used throughout the manual.

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