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User’s Manual 8-1

Optional Devices

Chapter 8

Optional Devices

Optional devices can expand the computer's capabilities and its versatility.

This chapter describes connection or installation of the following devices,

which are available from your TOSHIBA dealer:

Cards/memory

■ ExpressCard

■ SD (Secure Digital) / SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) /

MMC (Multi Media Card) / MEMORY STICK / MEMORY STICK PRO /

xD (xD-Picture Card) cards

■ Memory expansion

Power devices

■ Additional battery pack

■ Additional AC adaptor

Peripheral devices

■ External monitor

■ Television

■ HDMI

■ i.LINK (IEEE1394)

■ eSATA

Other

■ Security lock

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Default Chapter4
- Default Chapter4
- Preface31
- Manual Contents31
- Conventions32
Chapter 1 Introduction34
- Equipment Checklist34
  - Hardware34
  - Software35
- Features36
- Special Features45
- TOSHIBA Value Added Package47
- Utilities and Applications49
- Options52
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour53
- Front with the Display Closed53
- Left Side55
- Right Side57
- Backside59
- Underside60
- Front with the Display Open62
- Optical Disc Drive65
- AC Adaptor69
- Remote Controller70
Chapter 3 Getting Started78
- Connecting the AC Adaptor79
- Opening the Display81
- Turning on the Power82
- Windows Setup82
- Turning off the Power83
- Restarting the Computer86
- System Recovery Options86
- Create Optical Recovery Discs87
- Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Recovery HDD88
- Restoring the Preinstalled Software from Recovery Media89
Chapter 4 Operating Basics90
- Using the Touchpad90
  - Touch Pad Gesture91
- Using the Fingerprint Sensor92
  - How to Swipe the Finger93
  - Points to Note about the Fingerprint Sensor94
  - How to Delete the Fingerprint Data95
  - Fingerprint Sensor Limitations95
  - Points to Note about the Fingerprint Utility96
  - Set up Procedure96
  - Windows Logon Via Fingerprint Authentication97
  - Fingerprint System Boot Authentication97
  - Fingerprint Single Sign-On Feature98
- USB Sleep and Charge Function99
  - Starting the USB Sleep and Charge Utility100
- Using the Web Camera101
  - Using the Software102
- Using the Microphone103
- Using the TOSHIBA Face Recognition103
  - Disclaimer104
  - How to Register the Face Recognition Data104
  - How to Delete the Face Recognition Data105
  - How to Launch the Help File106
  - Windows Logon Via TOSHIBA Face Recognition106
- Using the Optical Disc Drive106
  - Loading Discs107
  - Removing Discs111
- Writing CD/DVD/Bds112
  - Important Message112
  - Before Writing or Rewriting with the BD-R/RE Drive112
  - Before Writing or Rewriting with the BD Combo Drive114
  - Before Writing or Rewriting with the DVD Super Multi Drive115
  - When Writing or Rewriting118
  - Disclaimer (DVD Super Multi Drive or BD-R/RE Drive)118
- Data Verification119
  - How to Learn more about TOSHIBA Disc Creator119
- Video119
- When Using Corel DVD Moviefactory® for TOSHIBA119
  - How to Make a Labelflash DVD119
  - How to Make a Blu-Ray Disc Movie119
  - How to Make a DVD-Video120
  - How to Learn more about Corel Moviefactory120
  - Important Information for Use120
- TOSHIBA DVD Player122
- Using Windvd BD for TOSHIBA124
- Media Care126
  - CD/DVD/Bd126
- Modem127
  - Region Selection127
  - Properties Menu127
  - Settings128
  - Modem Selection128
  - Dialing Properties128
  - Connecting128
  - Disconnecting129
- Using the FM Tuner130
- Wireless Communications131
  - Wireless LAN131
  - Security132
  - Wireless Communication Switch133
  - Wireless Activity LED133
- Lan133
  - LAN Cable Types133
  - Connecting LAN Cable134
  - Disconnecting LAN Cable134
- Cleaning the Computer134
- Moving the Computer135
  - Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection135
  - TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties136
  - Details137
Chapter 5 The Keyboard138
- Typewriter Keys138
- F1 ... F12 Function Keys139
- Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations139
  - Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard139
- Hot Keys140
  - Fn Sticky Key (Depends on the Model You Purchased)141
- Windows Special Keys142
- Generating ASCII Characters142
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes143
- Power Conditions143
- Power Indicators144
  - Battery Indicator144
  - Power Indicator144
- Battery Types145
  - Battery Pack145
  - Real Time Clock Battery146
- Care and Use of the Battery Pack148
- Replacing the Battery Pack152
  - Removing the Battery Pack152
  - Installing the Battery Pack153
- Starting the Computer by Password154
- Panel Power Off/On155
- System Auto off155
- Power-Up Modes155
  - Hot Keys155
Chapter 7 HW Setup156
- Accessing HW Setup156
- HW Setup Window156
Chapter 8 Optional Devices160
- Expresscard161
  - Inserting an Expresscard161
  - Removing an Expresscard162
- SD/SDHC/MMC/MEMORY STICK / MEMORY STICK Pro/XD Memory Cards163
- Memory Expansion166
  - Installing a Memory Module166
  - Removing a Memory Module169
- Additional Battery Pack170
- Additional AC Adaptor170
- External Monitor171
- Hdmi171
  - Setting for Display Video on HDMI172
  - Settings for Audio on HDMI172
- I.link (IEEE1394)172
- Esata (External Serial ATA)175
  - Connecting an Esata Device175
  - Disconnecting an Esata Device176
- Security Lock176
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting177
- Problem Solving Process177
  - Preliminary Checklist178
  - Analyzing the Problem178
- Hardware and System Checklist179
Specifications197
- Environmental Requirements197
Appendix A Specifications199
Appendix B Display Controller199
Wireless LAN200
- Radio Characteristics201
Appendix C Wireless LAN203
AC Power Cord and Connectors203
- Certification Agencies203
- Battery Life206
- Hdd Drive Capacity207
- External Hdd Capacity208
- Copy Protection208
- Lcd Brightness and Eye Stain208
- Safety Use for Tv Tuner208
Appendix D AC Power Cord and Connectors209
Appendix E Disclaimers209
TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor209
Appendix F TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor210
- Starting the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor210
  - Fingerprint Sensor217
  - Sound System227

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