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Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Fcc Conditions3
- Fcc Information3
- Region Selection5
- Fax Branding7
- If Problems Arise7
- Telephone Company Procedures7
- Type of Service7
- General Conditions11
- Table of Contents13
Appendix B Display Controller and Modes20
Preface21
Manual Contents21
Conventions22
- Abbreviations22
- Icons22
- Keys22
- Key Operation23
- Display23
- Messages23
General Precautions25
Stress Injury25
Heat Injury25
Pressure or Impact Damage25
PC Card Overheating26
Mobile Phone26
Introduction27
Equipment Checklist27
- Hardware27
- Software28
- Documentation28
Features29
- Pointing Device33
Appendix E34
Special Features36
Utilities39
Options44
The Grand Tour47
Front with the Display Closed47
Left Side49
Right Side50
Back Side51
Underside53
Front with the Display Open55
System Indicators58
Keyboard Indicators59
USB Floppy Disk Drive60
Optical Media Drives61
- Region Codes for DVD Drives and Media61
- Writable Discs61
- Cds61
- Dvds61
- Formats62
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive62
- DVD Super Multi Drive62
- DVD Super Multi Drive Double Layer63
AC Adaptor63
Getting Started65
Setting up Your Work Space65
- General Conditions66
- Placement of the Computer67
- Seating and Posture68
- Lighting69
- Work Habits69
- Strategic Rest Breaks70
- Other Things to Note70
Operating the Computer in Tablet Mode70
Connecting the AC Adaptor73
Opening the Display75
Turning on the Power75
Starting up for the First Time76
Turning off the Power76
- Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)76
- Standby Mode77
- Hibernation Mode78
Restarting the Computer80
Create Optical Recovery Discs80
Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Recovery HDD81
Restoring the Preinstalled Software from Your Creating Recovery Media81
Operating Basics83
Using the Touch Pad83
Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen84
- Removing the Tablet PC Pen86
- Inserting the Tablet PC Pen86
- Pen Actions86
- Single Tap86
- Double Tap87
- Press and Hold87
- Drag87
- Drag and Drop87
- Replacing the Pen Tip87
- Removing the Reserve Pen Case88
- Inserting the Reserve Pen Case88
- Storing and Removing the Reserve Pen from the Reserve Pen Case89
Changing to the Tablet Mode90
Changing the Screen Orientation92
- Method 1: Changing the Screen Orientation Using TOSHIBA Accelerometer Utilities and TOSHIBA Rotation Utility93
- Method 2: Changing the Screen Orientation Using Cross Function Button93
- Method 3: Changing the Screen Orientation Using Task Bar94
Using Accelerometer Utilities94
Changing to the Laptop Mode95
Using the Fingerprint Sensor95
- Points to Note about the Fingerprint Sensor96
- How to Delete the Fingerprint Data97
- Points to Note about the Fingerprint Utility98
- Set up Procedure98
- Window Logon Via Fingerprint Authentication99
- Fingerprint Power-On Security100
- Fingerprint Single Sign-On Feature101
- How to Swipe the Finger102
Using the USB Floppy Disk Drive103
- Connecting USB Floppy Disk Drive103
- Disconnecting USB Floppy Disk Drive103
Changing Ultra Slim Bay Modules104
- Removing a Module104
- Inserting a Module105
Using Optical Media Drives106
- Loading Discs106
- Removing Discs108
- How to Remove CD/DVD When the Disc Tray will Not Open109
Writing Cds on DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive109
- Before Writing or Rewriting110
- When Writing or Rewriting111
Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Super Multi Drive111
- Important Message112
- Disclaimer112
- Before Writing or Rewriting112
- When Writing or Rewriting115
- Recordnow! Basic for TOSHIBA115
- Data Verification116
- DLA for TOSHIBA117
- When Using Windvd Creator Platinum117
- How to Make a DVD-Video118
- How to Learn more about Intervideo Windvd Creator118
- Important Information for Use118
Media Care120
- CD/Dvds120
- Floppy Disks120
Sound System121
- Volume Control121
- Microphone Level121
- Sigmatel Control Panel121
- TOSHIBA MIC Effect122
Modem123
- Region Selection123
- Properties Menu124
- Setting124
- Modem Selection124
- Dialing Properties124
- Connecting125
- Disconnecting126
Wireless Communications126
- Wireless LAN126
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology127
- Bluetooth TM Stack for Windows ® by TOSHIBA128
- Bluetooth Stack for Windows by Toshiba128
- Wireless Communication Switch129
- Wireless Communication Indicator129
Lan130
- LAN Cable Types130
- Connecting LAN Cable130
- Disconnecting LAN Cable131
Cleaning the Computer131
Moving the Computer132
Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection133
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties134
- Details135
Heat Dispersal136
The Keyboard137
Typewriter Keys137
Function Keys: F1138
Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations138
- Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard138
Hot Keys139
- Fn Sticky Key142
Windows Special Keys143
Keypad Overlay143
- Turning on the Overlays143
- Arrow Mode143
- Temporarily Using Normal Keyboard (Overlay On)144
- Temporarily Using Overlay (Overlay Off)144
- Numeric Mode144
- Temporarily Changing Modes145
Generating ASCII Characters145
Power and Power-Up Modes147
Power Conditions147
Power Indicators150
- Battery Indicator150
- DC in Indicator150
- Power Indicator151
Battery Types151
- Battery Pack151
- Slice Expansion Battery (Provided with some Models, or Option)152
- Real Time Clock (RTC) Battery152
Care and Use of the Battery Pack153
- Safety Precautions153
- Charging the Batteries156
- Monitoring Battery Capacity157
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time157
- Retaining Data with Power off158
- Extending Battery Life158
Replacing the Battery Pack159
TOSHIBA Password Utility161
- User Password161
- Supervisor Password163
- Starting the Computer by Password164
Tablet Mode165
Power-Up Modes165
- Windows Utilities165
- Hot Keys165
Panel Power On/Off166
System Auto off166
HW Setup Window167
- Power on Display168
- Boot Priority169
  - Device Config173
  - Device Configuration173
HW Setup167
Accessing HW Setup167
Configuring the Execute-Disable Bit Capability and TPM174
- Starting and Ending the BIOS Setup Program174
- Execute-Disable Bit Capability176
- LCD Display Stretch176
- Security Controller176
- Diagnostic Mode177
Optional Devices179
PC Card180
- Inserting a PC Card180
- Removing a PC Card181
Bridge Media Slot181
- Media Care182
- SD Card182
- Card Care182
- Memory Card Care182
- Removing an Sd Card183
- Memory Stick/Memory Stick Pro184
- Sd Memory Card184
- Sdio Card184
- XD Picture Card185
  - Inserting an XD Picture Card186
  - Removing an XD Picture Card186
Memory Expansion187
- Installing Memory Module188
- Removing Memory Module191
Battery Pack192
Universal AC Adaptor192
Slice Expansion Battery193
- Connecting the Slice Expansion Battery193
- Disconnecting the Slice Expansion Battery194
Battery Charger195
HDD Kit (Serial-ATA)195
- Removing the Hard Disk Drive Pack195
- Installing the HDD Kit (Serial-ATA)196
Ultra Slim Bay HDD Adaptor197
USB FDD Kit198
Tablet PC Pen198
Reserve Pen198
External Monitor198
I.link (IEEE1394)199
- Precautions200
- Connecting200
- Disconnecting201
TOSHIBA Express Port Replicator201
Security Lock202
Troubleshooting203
Problem Solving Process203
- Preliminary Checklist204
- Analyzing the Problem204
Hardware and System Checklist205
- System Start-Up205
- Self Test206
- Power206
- Ac Power207
- Password209
- Keyboard209
- Real Time Clock209
- Internal LCD Display Panel210
- Hard Disk Drive210
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive211
- DVD Super Multi Drive212
- USB Floppy Disk Drive213
- PC Card213
- SD Card214
- Memory Stick/Memory Stick Pro214
- XD Picture Card214
- Pointing Device215
- Touch Pad215
- Fingerprint Sensor216
- Usb Mouse216
- USB Device217
- Memory Expansion217
- Sound System218
- External Monitor218
- I.link (IEEE1394) Device219
- Modem219
- Lan220
- Wireless LAN220
- Bluetooth220
- Disposing of PC and PC Batteries221
TOSHIBA Support222
- Before You Call222
- Where to Write222
Legal Footnotes225
Cpu*1225
Memory (Main System)*2226
Battery Life*3226
HDD Drive Capacity*4226
Non-Applicable Icons*8227
Copy Protection*9227
Images*10227
Lcd*5227
Graphics Processor Unit ("GPU")*6227
Wireless LAN*7227
Appendix A Specifications229
- Physical Dimensions229
- Environmental Requirements229
Appendix B Display Controller and Modes233
- Video Modes233
Appendix C at Commands243
Appendix D S-Registers253
- At Command Set Result Codes258
- Card Specifications265
- Radio Characteristics265
- Windows Manual Setup270
- Before Setting up Windows270
- Configuring the Bios Setup Program270
- Windows Setup Procedure270
- Starting the Bios Setup Program272
- Modifying the Bios272
- Ending the Bios Setup Program273
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health277
- Regulatory Statements277
- Device Authorization281
- Ac Power Cord and Connectors283
- Certification Agencies283

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