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Toshiba Tecra 510CDT User Manual

Toshiba Tecra 510CDT
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TECRA 510CDT Product Specifications
Toshiba America Information Systems Inc. ("TAIS") shall not be liable for damages of any kind for use of this information, which is subject to change without notice.
Copyright 1996 TAIS 510.doc Rev. 4 02/07/00 st. Page 1 of 3
510CDT:2.1 Billion Bytes: PA1232U-T2A
PROCESSOR
Intel Pentium 133Mhz (2.9v/3.3v) w/VRT
Yes
External data bus width 64 bit
External data/address bus speed 66 MHz
Integrated Coprocessor Yes
Processor Cache 16KB: (8KB code; 8KB data)
LEVEL 2 (L2) CACHE
Yes
Data Bus Width 64 bit
Data Bus Speed 66 MHz
DATA RAM: Yes
1 Mbit Pipelined Burst Synchronous SRAM (32K x 32bit, 3.3V) x 2
Access Time 8 ns
TAG-RAM: Yes
256Kbit Asynchronous SRAM (14 ns) (32K x 8bit, 3.3V) x 1
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE (All models)
PCI BUS (v.2.1): (32-bit, 33 MHz) Connecting Devices: PC Card Slots, Expansion Bus, Graphics Controller
ISA BUS: 16-bit, 8 MHz Connecting Devices: BIOS, FDD, HDD, CD-ROM, Sound chip, KBC
MEMORY: 16Mbit EDO DRAM, 3.3V
Standard 16 MB
Maximum 144 MB
Speed 60ns
Hyper Page mode memory access Yes
Data width 64 bit
Local Bus Clock Speed 66 MHz
BIOS (256KB FLASH EPROM, 150ns, 5V) Yes
PnP 1.0a SUPPORT Yes
DISPLAY
Type TFT Active Matrix Color
Size 12.1” (9.68”W x 7.26”H)
Dot Pitch .30mm x .30mm
Contrast Ratio 100:1 (min)
VIDEO
Memory: 4Mbit EDO DRAM, 5V 2 MB
Speed 50ns
Hyper Page mode support Yes
Controller Chip C&T HIQV32 (CT65550)
PCI Bus Architecture w/burst mode Yes: 32-bit, 30 MHz
Graphics Accelerator: Yes
64-bit BitBLT, LINEdraw, H/W Cursor Yes
Video Accelerator: Yes
YUV-to-RGB color space conversion Yes
Zoomed Video Port Support Yes
DirectVideo support Yes:w/Game SDK driver fr/Microsoft
Color Palette 16.7M colors
Internal Resolution 800 x 600 x 16.7M/16.7M colors
Smaller Image 640 x 480 x 16.7M/16.7M colors
Virtual Display Mode 1024 x 768 x 64K/64K colors
1280 x 1024 x 256/256K colors
External Resolution Colors/Palette
640 x 480 16.7M colors/16.7M colors
800 x 600 16.7M colors/16.7M colors
1024 x 768 64K colors/64K
1280 x 1024 256 colors/256K
Refresh Rate
@ 1024x768/ 64k colors Non-Interlaced
1
Vert.: 60Hz; Hor.: 48.5kHz
1. Refresh Rate @ 1024x768/ 256 colors Non-Interlaced
: Vert.: 85 Hz; Hor.: 68.8 kHz
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Toshiba Tecra 510CDT Specifications

General IconGeneral
Storage2.1 GB HDD
Display12.1-inch TFT
Resolution800 x 600
Optical DriveCD-ROM
Operating SystemWindows 95
PortsSerial, Parallel, VGA
BatteryLi-Ion

Summary

Regulatory and Compliance Information

Critical Applications

Defines critical applications and disclaims Toshiba's liability for their use.

FCC Notice and Requirements

States compliance with FCC rules for digital devices and interference.

Industry Canada and EU Declarations

Declares compliance with Canadian ICES-003 and EU R&TTE Directive.

Radio Frequency Radiation Safety

Advises on safe usage practices regarding radio frequency exposure limits.

Wireless Device Approvals and Restrictions

Lists countries and regions where wireless devices are approved for use.

Device Authorization and Export Regulations

Covers Japanese device authorization and U.S. export control regulations.

Introduction to the User's Guide

This Guide Overview

Explains the structure and content of the user's guide.

Other Documentation Resources

Lists available documentation, including online resources and guides.

Service Options and Support

Outlines available service programs and product information resources.

Getting Started with Your Computer

Work Area Setup and Ergonomics

Guidelines for selecting a place to work and maintaining comfortable posture.

Computer Setup Procedures

Steps for connecting power, charging the battery, and initial hardware setup.

Initial Software Setup and Registration

Turning on the computer and configuring initial software and user registration.

Powering Down Procedures

Procedures for shutting down the computer and managing display panel closure.

Basic Computer Operations and Features

Keyboard Operations and Features

Explains keyboard layout, character, function, and special keys.

Starting and Managing Programs

Methods to launch applications via Start menu, Explorer, or Run dialog.

File Management and Printing

Procedures for saving work, printing, and using file extensions.

Using Optical Drives and PC Cards

Instructions for using optical drives and PC Cards.

SD Card Usage and Office Connectivity

Procedures for SD cards, office use, and computer security.

Powering Down and System States

Options for shutting down, Standby, and Hibernation modes.

Mobile Computing and Battery Management

Toshiba’s Energy Saver Design

Explains energy-saving features designed to extend battery life.

Battery Management and Charging

Covers battery types, charging procedures, and monitoring battery status.

Battery Care and Lifespan Maximization

Safety precautions, tips for maximizing battery life, and safe disposal.

Power Conservation Strategies

Discusses power usage profiles, hot keys for power modes, and additional power options.

Toshiba Utilities for System Configuration

Fn-esse Keyboard Customization

Customizing Fn keys for shortcuts and program launching.

TOSHIBA Hardware Setup Utility

Configuring hardware settings, BIOS, and device options.

TOSHIBA Power Saver Configuration

Managing power profiles, settings, and battery saving options.

TOSHIBA Mobile Extension Settings

Configuring docking, Slim SelectBay, and display settings.

TOSHIBA Password Utility

Setting user and supervisor passwords for system security.

PC Diagnostic Tool

Tool for diagnosing hardware and device problems.

System Security and File Protection

Using Passwords in Windows

Explains instant and power-on passwords for Windows security.

Setting and Managing Power-On Passwords

Step-by-step guide to setting and deleting power-on passwords.

Setting and Managing Supervisor Passwords

Procedures for setting and deleting supervisor passwords for system configuration.

Hard Disk Drive Password Protection

Setting user and master passwords for hard disk security.

Troubleshooting and Problem Resolution

Resolving Common Software Issues

Addresses program unresponsiveness and illegal operations.

Computer Startup and Boot Problems

Troubleshooting when the computer won't start or has boot issues.

Operating System and Display Issues

Resolving OS errors, startup failures, and display problems.

Hardware Conflict Resolution

Steps to identify, diagnose, and resolve hardware conflicts using Device Manager.

Component-Specific Troubleshooting

Diagnosing issues for memory, power, keyboard, disk, optical drive, sound, and PC cards.

Modem and Printer Problems

Common issues with modem connectivity and printer functionality.

Getting Further Technical Assistance

Guidance on contacting support and utilizing available resources.

Appendix A: Hot Keys and System Functions

Volume Mute and Security Hot Keys

Explains hot keys for volume mute and instant password security.

Power Usage and System State Hot Keys

Details hot keys for power profiles, Standby, and Hibernation modes.

Display Modes and Brightness Hot Keys

Covers hot keys for display modes, brightness, and keyboard functions.

Keyboard Hot Keys Reference

Lists hot keys for cursor control, numeric overlay, scroll lock, and display resolution.

Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors

Global AC Power Connector Types

Illustrates typical AC power cord connectors used worldwide.

Appendix C: Using ConfigFree™ Network Utility

ConfigFree Utility Overview

Introduces ConfigFree utilities like Connectivity Doctor, device search, and profile settings.

Wireless Device Discovery and Connection

Using Search for Wireless Devices and Quick Connect for network setup.

Network Profile Management

Creating and managing network profiles for different environments.

Automatic Network Switching Configuration

Configuring automatic switching between wired and wireless networks.

Glossary of Terms and Acronyms

Common Acronyms Defined

Lists and defines common acronyms used in the manual.

Key Technical Terms Explained

Defines important technical terms and concepts related to computer usage.

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