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User’s Manual A-3

Specifications

Transmitting level -10 dBm

Receiving level -10 to -40 dBm

Input/output

impedance

600 ohms ±30%

Error correcting MNP class 4 and ITU-T V.42

Data compression MNP class 5 and ITU-T V.42bis

Power supply +3.3V (supplied by computer)

Main Page

Default Chapter5
- Region Selection5
- If Problems Arise7
- Telephone Company Procedures7
- Type of Service7
- Fax Branding8
- General Conditions12
- Table of Contents15
Preface23
Manual Contents23
Conventions24
- Abbreviations24
- Icons24
- Keys24
- Key Operation25
- Display25
- Messages25
General Precautions27
- Stress Injury27
- Heat Injury27
- Pressure or Impact Damage27
- PC Card Overheating28
- Mobile Phone28
Introduction29
Equipment Checklist29
- Hardware29
- Software30
- Documentation30
Features30
Special Features39
Utilities42
Options45
- Slim Select Bay Options47
The Grand Tour49
Front with the Display Closed49
Left Side51
Right Side52
Back Side53
Underside55
Front with the Display Open57
System Indicators59
Keyboard Indicators61
USB Floppy Disk Drive62
Optical Media Drives63
- Region Codes for DVD Drives and Media63
- Writable Discs63
- Cds63
- Dvds64
- Formats64
- DVD-ROM Drive64
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive64
- DVD Super Multi Drive65
- DVD Super Multi Drive Double Layer65
AC Adaptor66
Getting Started69
Setting up Your Work Space69
- General Conditions70
- Placement of the Computer71
- Seating and Posture72
- Lighting72
- Work Habits73
- Strategic Rest Breaks73
Other Things to Note74
Operating the Computer in Tablet Mode74
Connecting the AC Adaptor76
Opening the Display78
Turning on the Power78
Starting up for the First Time79
Turning off the Power79
- Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)79
- Hibernation Mode80
- Standby Mode81
Restarting the Computer83
Create Optical Recovery Discs83
Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Recovery HDD84
Restoring the Preinstalled Software from Your Creating Recovery Media85
Operating Basics87
Pointing Device87
- Using the Touch Pad87
- Using the Accupoint88
- Accupoint Precautions88
- Replacing the Cap89
Using the Tablet PC Pen and Reserve Pen89
- Removing the Tablet PC Pen91
- Inserting the Tablet PC Pen91
- Pen Actions91
- Single Tap92
- Double Tap92
- Press and Hold92
- Drag92
- Drag and Drop92
- Replacing the Pen Tip92
- Removing the Reserve Pen93
- Inserting the Reserve Pen93
Changing to the Tablet Mode94
Changing the Screen Orientation96
- Method 1: Changing the Screen Orientation Using TOSHIBA Accelerometer Utilities97
- Method 2: Changing the Screen Orientation Using Cross Function Button98
- Method 3: Changing the Screen Orientation Using Task Bar98
Changing to the Laptop Mode99
Using the USB Floppy Disk Drive99
- Connecting USB Floppy Disk Drive99
- Disconnecting USB Floppy Disk Drive100
Changing Slim Select Bay Modules100
- Removing a Module100
- Inserting a Module101
Using Optical Media Drives102
- Loading Discs102
- Removing Discs104
- How to Remove CD/DVD When the Disk Tray will Not Open105
Writing Cds on DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive106
- Before Writing or Rewriting106
- When Writing or Rewriting107
Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Super Multi Drive108
- Important Message108
- Disclaimer108
- Before Writing or Rewriting109
- When Writing or Rewriting111
- Recordnow! Basic for TOSHIBA112
- Data Verification113
- DLA for TOSHIBA113
- Video113
- When Using Windvd Creator Platinum113
- How to Make a DVD-Video114
- How to Learn more about Intervideo Windvd Creator114
- Important Information for Use114
Media Care116
- CD/Dvds116
- Floppy Disks117
Sound System117
- Using the Microphone117
- Soundmax Control Panel118
- MIC Effect119
Modem119
- Region Selection119
- Properties Menu120
- Setting120
- Modem Selection120
- Dialing Properties120
- Connecting121
- Disconnecting122
Wireless Communications122
- Wireless LAN122
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology122
- Bluetooth Stack for Windows by TOSHIBA123
- Wireless Communication Switch124
- Wireless Communication Indicator124
Lan125
- LAN Cable Types125
- Connecting LAN Cable125
- Disconnecting LAN Cable126
Cleaning the Computer126
Moving the Computer127
Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection128
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties129
- Detail Properties130
Heat Dispersal131
The Keyboard133
Typewriter Keys133
Function Keys: F1134
Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations134
- Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard134
Hot Keys135
- Fn Sticky Key138
Windows Special Keys139
Keypad Overlay139
- Turning on the Overlays139
- Arrow Mode139
- Numeric Mode139
- Temporarily Using Normal Keyboard (Overlay On)140
- Temporarily Using Overlay (Overlay Off)140
- Temporarily Changing Modes140
Generating ASCII Characters141
Power and Power-Up Modes143
Power Conditions143
Power Indicators146
- Battery Indicators146
- DC in Indicator146
- Power Indicator147
Battery Types147
- Battery Pack147
- 2Nd Battery Pack (Option)148
- Real Time Clock (RTC) Battery148
Care and Use of the Battery Pack149
- Safety Precautions149
- Charging the Batteries152
- Battery Charging Notice153
- Monitoring Battery Capacity154
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time154
- Retaining Data with Power off155
- Extending Battery Life155
Replacing the Battery Pack156
- Removing the Battery Pack156
- Installing the Battery Pack157
TOSHIBA Password Utility158
- User Password158
- Supervisor Password159
- Starting the Computer by Password160
Tablet Mode160
Power-Up Modes161
- Windows Utilities161
- Hot Keys161
Panel Power On/Off161
System Auto off161
HW Setup163
Accessing HW Setup163
HW Setup Window163
- Power on Display164
- Boot Priority165
  - Device Config168
  - Device Configuration168
Configuring the Execute-Disable Bit Capability and TPM171
- Starting and Ending the BIOS Setup Program171
- Execute-Disable Bit Capability172
- Security Controller172
- Diagnostic Mode173
- Fast Standby Hold Time174
Optional Devices175
PC Card176
- Inserting a PC Card176
- Removing a PC Card177
SD Card177
- Formatting an SD Memory Card178
- Inserting an SD Card178
- Removing an SD Card178
- SD Card Care179
- Creation of a Boot Disk179
Memory Expansion180
- Installing Memory Module181
- Removing Memory Module182
Battery Pack183
Slim Select Bay 2Nd Battery Pack183
- Inserting184
- Removing184
Universal AC Adaptor184
Battery Charger185
Slim Select Bay HDD Adaptor(Black)185
USB FDD Kit186
Tablet PC Pen186
Reserve Pen186
External Monitor186
- Using the TOSHIBA Application Button187
- Changing the Resolution188
Displaying Movies on a TV or CRT188
I.link (IEEE1394)189
- Precautions189
- Connecting190
- Disconnecting190
Advanced Port Replicator Iil191
Tablet Multi Dock II192
Parallel Printer192
Security Lock193
Troubleshooting195
Problem Solving Process195
- Preliminary Checklist196
- Analyzing the Problem196
Hardware and System Checklist197
- System Start-Up197
- Self Test198
- Power198
- Password200
- Real Time Clock200
- Keyboard201
- Internal LCD Display Panel201
- Hard Disk Drive202
- DVD-ROM Drive202
- DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drive203
- DVD Super Multi Drive205
- USB Floppy Disk Drive206
- SD Card206
- PC Card206
- Pointing Device207
- Usb Mouse208
- Usb209
- Memory Expansion210
- Sound System210
- External Monitor211
- I.link (IEEE1394)211
- Modem212
- Lan213
- Wireless LAN213
- Bluetooth213
- Printer214
- TV Output Signal214
Disposing of PC and PC Batteries215
TOSHIBA Support216
- Before You Call216
- Where to Write216
Lcd*1219
Disclaimers219
Cpu*2219
Copy Protection*3220
HDD Drive Capacity*4220
Non-Applicable Icons*5220
Qosmiotm Player*10221
Wireless Lan/Atheros*6221
Srs*7221
TV Tuner*8221
Images*9221
LCD Brightness and Eye Stain*11221
Specific Main Memory Disclaimer/Statement*14222
Safety Use for TV Tuner*12222
Graphics Processor Unit ("GPU")*13222
Battery Life Disclaimer*15222
Appendix A Specifications223
- Physical Dimensions223
- Environmental Requirements223
- Display Controller and Modes227
- Video Modes227
- At Command Set Result Codes250
- Card Specifications257
- Radio Characteristics257
- Ac Power Cord and Connectors261
- Certification Agencies261
- Parts Numbers263

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