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Keep the battery away frommetal appliances.Affix tape to the battery contactsbefore diposing of the battery.Use only approved brands ofperipheral devi

6 - 1Driver and OS installation6Chapter 6. Driver and OS installationThis chapter provides step-by-step instructions for installing device drivers and

6 - 2User’s Manual6Installing Windows 98 SE (for reference only)1. Start DOS.2. Insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM.3. Type “setup”, then press Enter.4. When

6 - 3Driver and OS installation6Installing Windows Me (for reference only)1. Start DOS.2. Insert the Windows Me CD-ROM.3. Type “setup”, then press Ent

6 - 4User’s Manual615. Choose your country.16. Choose your time zone.17. Insert a blank floppy disk for use as an emergency startup disk. (this canbe

6 - 5Driver and OS installation6Installing Windows 2000 (for reference only)1. Start DOS.2. Insert the Windows 2000 Installation CD-ROM disk.3. Change

6 - 6User’s Manual6and then press Next.16.Continue to press Next until Setup starts to install various components,and performs its final tasks.17.Clic

6 - 7Driver and OS installation6Installing Drivers in Windows 98 SEStep 1: Installing the VGA Driver1: Click Start.2: Select Run.3: Specify the path t

6 - 8User’s Manual62: Reboot the computer and go to the SCU by pressing Ctrl+Alt+S.3: Enable S/PDIF digital output feature (Startup menu) and exit SCU

6 - 9Driver and OS installation64: Run CNK001.exe.5: Follow the on-screen instructions, and continue to press Next.6: Click Finish to restart your com

6 - 10User’s Manual68: The “Add New Hardware Wizard” dialog box appears. Press Next.9: Select “Search for the better driver for your device” and pres

Other remindersRemember to periodically save yourdata. Data may be lost if the bat-tery is depleted.Take periodic breaks if you areusing the computer

6 - 11Driver and OS installation612: Click Finish to complete the setup.13: Click Close to close the Properties window and restart your computer.

6 - 12User’s Manual6Installing Drivers in Windows MeStep 1: Installing the VGA Driver1: Click Start.2: Select Run.3: Specify the path to D:\Video\Win9

6 - 13Driver and OS installation62: Reboot the computer and go to the SCU by pressing Ctrl+Alt+S.3: Enable S/PDIF digital output feature (Startup menu

6 - 14User’s Manual64: Run CNK001.exe.5: Follow the on-screen instructions, and continue to press Next.6: Click Finish to restart your computer.Step 4

6 - 15Driver and OS installation69: Select “Search for a better driver than the one your device is using now”and press Next.10: Select “Specify a loca

6 - 16User’s Manual6Installing Drivers in Windows 2000Step 1: Installing the SiSIDE Utility1: Click Start.2: Select Run.3: Open the path to D:\SiSIDE\

6 - 17Driver and OS installation6Step 3: Installing the Audio Driver1: Click Start.2: Select Run.3: Specify the path to D:\Audio\Setup.exe4: Run Setup

6 - 18User’s Manual64: Run Setup.exe.5: Follow the on-screen instructions, and continue to press Next.6: Click Finish to restart the computer now.For

6 - 19Driver and OS installation615: Click Finish to complete the setup.16: Close the Properties window and restart your computer.For more information

6 - 20User’s Manual6Installing Drivers in Windows NT4.0Step 1: Installing the VGA Driver1: Click Start.2: Select Settings and Control Panel.3: Double

Developing Good Work HabitsDeveloping good work habits are important if you need to work in front of thecomputer for long periods of time. Improper w

6 - 21Driver and OS installation64: Run Setup.exe.5: Follow the on-screen instructions, and continue to press Next.6: Click Finish to restart your com

6 - 22User’s Manual69: Click OK again to accept the driver.10: Follow the on-screen instructions and continue to click Next.- If you are prompted for

6 - 23Driver and OS installation69: Click Have Disk.10: Choose Browse and specify the path to D:\Mdc\Nt40. Press Open.11: Choose OK.12: Press Next.13

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7 - 1 Troubleshooting7Chapter 7. TroubleshootingShould you have any problems with your computer, before consulting the com-puter vendor, you may want

7 - 2User’s Manual7AudioProblem: The speaker cannot be heard.Solution: The volume might be set too low, please check the volume control.Problem: The

7 - 3 Troubleshooting7Problem: The battery pack will not charge and the charge indicatorlight is off.Solution 1: The battery is already fully charged

7 - 4User’s Manual7Suitable operating conditions are between 32°F and 113°F (0°C and 45°C) whilethe ideal temperature for battery operation is between

7 - 5 Troubleshooting7remove the disk using the eject hole.Problem: The compact disk cannot be read.Solution 1: The compact disk is not correctly plac

7 - 6User’s Manual7to your operating system manual for more information on the software andmake sure you have the proper software installed for using

Remember to:– Alter your posture frequently.– Stretch and exercise your body several times a day.– Take periodic breaks when you work at the computer

7 - 7 Troubleshooting7Hard Disk Drive (HDD)Problem: The computer takes longer during START UP.Solution 1: Data saved on the hard disk drive may be

7 - 8User’s Manual7LCD PanelProblem: The fonts are too dark.Solution: The brightness or contrast is not correctly set. Press the Fn + F7 orFn +

7 - 9 Troubleshooting7Solution: An incorrect type of memory module is installed. Make sure a cor-rect module is installed.Problem: The memory ca

7 - 10User’s Manual7Problem: The system cannot recognize the PC card.Solution 1: The PC card is not inserted into the socket or inserted incorrectl

7 - 11 Troubleshooting7Solution 2: The system has entered suspend mode after a specified period oftime. Press any key to wake up the computer.Printer

7 - 12User’s Manual7Solution 2: The printer connector is not correctly connected.

A - 1Appendix A. SpecificationsAAppendix A. SpecificationsProcessor- Intel Celeron 566/600/633/667/700/733/766/800 MHz- Intel Pentium !!! 700/733/750/

A - 2User’s ManualALCD- 13.3”/14.1” XGA TFT color panelDisplay- UMA Architecture with 8/16/32 System Memory sharable as Display Memory- Ultra AGP (AGP

A - 3Appendix A. SpecificationsA- DirectSound 3D Accelerator- Full-duplex- S/P-DIF Output- Virtual AC3- Built in microphone- Built in 2 speakersPC Car

A - 4User’s ManualA- One speaker-out jack- Dual USB ports- One RJ-45 jack for 100M/10M LAN or 56K MDC Modem (Option)- DC-in jackCommunications- Wirele

ContentsChapter 1. Getting to know your computer...1-1Checking the Items ... 1-2Top view with LCD

A - 5Appendix A. SpecificationsASize & Weight- 308mm(w) x 254mm(d) x 37.5mm(h)- 3.2 kg with Lithium-Ion batteryKeyboard- A4-Size Win 98 keyboard i

A - 6User’s ManualANotes:

G - 1GGlossaryAAC (Alternating Current) - The power from a standard household electricaloutlet.adapter - A device that allows compatibility between di

G - 2Gcomputer to another.byte (binary term) - A unit of storage capable of holding a single character. Onalmost all modern computers, a byte is equal

G - 3Goperating system for IBM-compatible personal computers.DRAM - The most common type of computer RAM, called D-RAM or DRAM.driver - A program that

G - 4GHot key - see function keys.Iinterface - Something that connects two separate things. Hardware interfaceconnects the computer to attached hardwa

G - 5Gphysical area. It is made up of servers, workstations, a network operating systemand a communications link.LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) - A disp

G - 6Gmodem (modulate-demodulate) - A device that adapts a computer to a tele-phone line by converting the computer’s digital pulses into audio freque

G - 7GPC Card - See PCMCIA Card.PCMCIA Card - A credit-card sized, removable module for portable computersstandardized by PCMCIA. Also known as PC Car

G - 8Gprograms will need more or less RAM depending on what they are doing. RAMis the most common type of memory found in computers.reboot - To restar

Parallel Port ... 1-9Vent...

G - 9Gyour computer for long periods of time.TTFT (Thin Film Transistor) - The term typically refers to active matrix screenson laptop computers. Acti

G - 10GThe ZV Port is built into the notebook computer and activated by plugging inan MPEG PC Card that is ZV Port-compliant.

LED Indicators ... 2-5LED Power Indicators... 2-6L

Setting the Power Management functions... 3-4Creating a file on your hard drive... 3-5Battery Information...

System Configuration Utility Options ... 5 - 8Startup Menu ... 5 - 8Memory Men

Step 1: Installing the VGA Driver... 6-12Step 2: Installing the Audio Driver ... 6-12Step 3: Installing the Hot

NoticeThe company reserves the right to revise this publication or to change its contents without notice.Information contained herein is for reference

Hard Disk Drive (HDD) ... 7-7Hardware Installation... 7-7LCD Panel...

1 - 1Getting to know your computer1Chapter 1. Getting to know your computerIn this chapter you will become familiar with the basic functions and compo

1 - 21User’s ManualChecking the ItemsCarefully remove everything from the box and check the items one by one. Ifany item is missing or damaged contac

1 - 3Getting to know your computer1Top view with LCD display closedTo open the LCD display:1) Place the computer on a stable surface.2) Move the cover

1 - 41User’s ManualTop View with DisplayOpen1. LCD display2. Microphone (built-in)3. LED status indicators4. Three hot-key buttons5. Power button6. Ke

1 - 5Getting to know your computer1LCD DisplayThe Notebook comes with a TFT LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) display.Depending upon the model you have pur

1 - 61User’s ManualKeyboardAn A4-Size Win98 keyboard with an embedded numeric keypad. It hasmany of the same features as a full-sized desktop keyboar

1 - 7Getting to know your computer15.25" CD-ROM or DVD-ROM DriveA 24X-speed 5.25” CD-ROM drive or a DVD-ROM drive (12.7mm height)is standard depe

1 - 81User’s ManualAttaching a security lockTo install the security lock, wrap the cable around a desk or other immovableobject, then insert the locki

TrademarksThis product incorporates copyright protection technology that is protected by method claims ofcertain U.S. patents and other intellectual p

1 - 9Getting to know your computer1Rear View1. DC-in jack2.PS/2 type port3. Parallel port4. Vent5.External monitor(CRT) port6. Dual USB ports7. TV out

1 - 101User’s ManualVentEnables airflow to prevent the notebook from overheating.External Monitor (CRT) PortConnect an external CRT monitor to this po

1 - 11Getting to know your computer1IEEE 1394Allows high speed connection to various peripheral devices, such as anexternal disk drive or a digital ca

1 - 121User’s ManualMicrophone-in JackA microphone can be connected to your notebook via this jack.Speaker-out JackHeadphones or speakers can be conne

1 - 13Getting to know your computer1Audio Volume ControlAdjust the audio volume with this knob. Audio volume can also be ad-justed in the operating s

1 - 141User’s ManualBottom ViewRAM CoverThe cover secures the installed RAM modules. For further information onremoving or inserting the RAM modules,

1 - 15Getting to know your computer1Peripheral devicesPeripheral devices can be added to the notebook through the ports, jacks andslots on the back an

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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) StatementThis Equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, purs

2 - 1 Using the computer2Chapter 2. Using the ComputerYour notebook computer can be used almost anywhere, in the home, office, oron the road. To

2 - 2User’s Manual2figure 2-1The Power SourcesThe computer can be powered by either an AC adapter or a battery pack de-pending on where you want to us

2 - 3 Using the computer2BatteryThe battery allows you to use your notebook computer while you are on theroad or an electrical outlet is unavailab

2 - 4User’s Manual2Recharging by AC PowerThe battery pack automatically recharges when plugged into an electricaloutlet. If the computer is powered on

2 - 5 Using the computer2Turning on the ComputerNow you are ready to begin using your new notebook computer. To turn it onsimply press the power

2 - 6User’s Manual2LED Power IndicatorsNoteWhen the batteryis critically low,immediatelyconnect the ACadapter to thecomputer or saveyour work; other-w

2 - 7 Using the computer2LED Status IndicatorsOnce your computer is on and in use, theLED status indicators will display thesystem's operatio

2 - 8User’s Manual2figure 2-6The Hard Disk Drive (HDD)The hard disk drive is used to store your data internally in the notebook com-puter. It is moun

2 - 9 Using the computer23) Carefully raise and set the keyboard aside (figure 2-7).4) Locate the HDD.5) Lift the HDD out of the computer by pulli

2 - 10User’s Manual2Inserting the HDD(with no HDD currently installed)1) Place the HDD into the computer in its appropriate spot, making sure toalign

Safety InstructionsAs with any other piece of precision electronic equipment, proper care and op-eration of your notebook computer will prolong its us

2 - 11 Using the computer2The Floppy Disk Drive (FDD)The computer is equipped with a fixed 1.44 MB, 3.5” floppy disk drive module.It is usually de

2 - 12User’s Manual2The CD-ROM/DVD-ROMThe CD-ROM/DVD-ROM is a 24X speed 5.25” drive. It is usually labeled driveD and may be used as a boot device if

2 - 13 Using the computer2Handling CDs or DVDsProper handling of your CDs will prevent them from being damaged. Pleasefollow the advice listed be

2 - 14User’s Manual2The PC Card SlotThe computer is equipped with one PC card slot (previously referred to asPCMCIA). The slot can support either one

2 - 15 Using the computer2After installation of Windows 98 or Windows 98 Second Edition, youmay find that the PC cards are not working normally a

2 - 16User’s Manual2Hot KeysThe computer provides you with two sets of hot keys: three hot-key buttons onthe computer and the function key combination

2 - 17 Using the computer2Programming the Hot KeysAfter installing the hot key driver, you may have to configure or change thedriver settings. To

2 - 18User’s Manual2Function KeysOn the bottom-left ofthe keyboard is theFn key or Functionkey. The Fn keyallows you to changeoperational featuresins

2 - 19 Using the computer2The Numeric KeypadThe keyboard has an embedded numerical keypad for easy numeric data input.The keypad stands out by its

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Do not expose it to strong magneticfields.Do not leave it in a place whereforeign matter or moisture mayeffect the system.Do not turn off any peripher

3 - 1Power and Battery Information3Chapter 3. Power and Battery InformationPower ManagementYou can manage power consumption while maintaining system

3 - 2User’s Manual3Hard Disk StandbyThe computer's hard disk drive motor will be turned off if the hard diskdrive has not been accessed for a spe

3 - 3Power and Battery Information3· Pressing any keyboard key· Pressing the power button (if configured as a Suspend/Resume func-tion under SCU)· An

3 - 4User’s Manual3Setting the Power Management functionsYou can set the Power Management functions either in the SCU or the operat-ing system.For inf

3 - 5Power and Battery Information3NoteThe program file0VMAKFILcomes with theenclosed utilitiesCD-ROM.table 3-1 To use Suspend to Disk or Hibernate w

3 - 6User’s Manual3Battery InformationPlease follow these simple guidelines to get the best use out of your battery.New Battery:Always use a new batte

3 - 7Power and Battery Information3How do I maintain the battery ?Completely discharge and charge the battery at least once every 30 daysor after abo

3 - 8User’s Manual3Removing the BatteryWe recommended that you don’tremove the battery, but if it isnecessary you need to do thefollowing:1) Remove th

4 - 1Upgrading the Computer4Chapter 4. Upgrading the ComputerThis chapter contains the information on upgrading the computer. Follow thesteps outline

4 - 2User’s Manual4Connector boardHDDHDD casefigure 4-1Replacing the HDD1) Remove the HDD along with its case from the computer (refer to Remov-ing t

Do not place the computer on anunstable surface.Do not place the computer on anysurface which will block the vents.Don’t use or store the computer ina

4 - 3Upgrading the Computer48) Attach the HDD connector board to the HDD being careful not to bend anypins.9) Screw the HDD connector board on to the

4 - 4User’s Manual4Upgrading the MemoryThe computer has two memory sockets for 144-pin Small Outline Dual In-lineMemory Modules (SO-DIMM) and support

4 - 5Upgrading the Computer4To upgrade the memory in your notebook please perform the following steps:A: Removing a memory module (if present).B: Inse

4 - 6User’s Manual44) Locate the memory sockets.5) Gently pull the two latches outwardon the sides of the memory socket(figure 4-3).6) The module wil

4 - 7Upgrading the Computer4B: Installing a Memory Module1) Turn off the computer.2) Turn the computer over.3) Unscrew and remove the RAM cover (fig-u

4 - 8User’s Manual4C: Setting the SW6 Jumper Switch1) Turn off the computer.2) Remove the keyboard by pressing the 4 latches at the top (figure 4-8)

4 - 9Upgrading the Computer44) Locate the SW6 jumper switch(figure 4-9) or (figure 4-10).5) Set the SW6 jumper switch accord-ing to table 4-2.1. SW6 j

4 - 10User’s Manual4Upgrading the ProcessorIf you want to upgrade your computer by replacing the existing processor witha faster one you will need to

5 - 1BIOS Utilities5Chapter 5. BIOS UtilitiesIn this chapter you will learn about the Power On Self Test (POST) and how toconfigure the system paramet

5 - 2User’s Guide5Power On Self Test (POST)The system BIOS (Basic Input/Output System)performs a series of tests on the system memoryand key computer

Do not place anything heavy on thecomputer.When traveling by air, follow theairline’s instructions for in-flightuse.If there is an unusual odor, heat

5 - 3BIOS Utilities5POST Message: Error DetectedIf an error is detected, you will see the followingWARNING message. You may press the F1 keyto contin

5 - 4User’s Guide5System Configuration UtilityThe System Configuration Utility (SCU) can be used to set your notebook’ssystem parameters. The system d

5 - 5BIOS Utilities5Initiating the System Configuration UtilityThe System Configuration Utility (SCU) can be accessed by pressing the Ctrl,Alt, and S

5 - 6User’s Guide5Working with the Menu BarUse these keys to begin working in the SCU.table 5-2syeK noitcAtlA.rabunemehtsthgilhgiH(worratfeL )(worrat

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5 - 8User’s Guide5System Configuration Utility OptionsStartup Menutable 5-5aNoteSample screens ofthe various SCUoptions are shownon pages 19 to 21.met

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5 - 10User’s Guide5Startup Menu (continued)Caution:If you choose toset a boot pass-word, NEVERforget your pass-word, the conse-quences could beserious

5 - 11BIOS Utilities5Memory MenuImportant: The value for VGA shared memory must be greater thanthe amount of RAM in your computer!In the SCU utility

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Handling of the Power Cord & BatteryDo not plug in the power cord if youare wet.Do not use the power cord if it isbroken.Do not place heavy object

5 - 13BIOS Utilities5Components Menutable 5-8ametI noitpO/gnitteS noitcnuFstroPMOCO/IBMOCsgnittesenoN&3MOC(.noitarugifnocBMOCehtyficepS.)SOPnP-non

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5 - 17BIOS Utilities5Power menu (cont’d)table 5-9b*The power buttonacts as a sus-pend/resumebutton for switch-ing the systembetween a work-ing state a

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5 - 19BIOS Utilities5SCU Screen samplesMemory ScreenStartup Screen

5 - 20User’s Guide5Disks ScreenComponents Screen

5 - 21BIOS Utilities5Power ScreenExit Screen

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