User ManualTable of ContentsSatellite 1800/1805 Series User’s Guide1Contents15Introduction23This guide23Safety icons24Other icons used25Other documentation25Service options26Chapter 1 - Finding Your Way Around27Making sure you have everything27Front with the display closed28Back29Right side31Left side32Front with the display open34Status panel35Shortcut buttons36System indicator panel36Front panel controls37CD/DVD/Media Player power switch38Underside39Chapter 2 - Getting Started41Selecting a place to work41Creating a computer-friendly environment41Keeping yourself comfortable42Precautions46Setting up your computer47Installing additional memory (optional)48Removing a memory module50Connecting a mouse52Connecting a keyboard53Connecting a printer53Connecting the AC adapter54Charging the battery56Using the computer for the first time57Opening the display panel57Turning on the power57Using the TouchPad59Setting up your software60Registering your computer61Setting up a printer62Customizing your computer’s settings65Turning off the computer66Caring for your computer67Cleaning the computer67Moving the computer67Using a computer lock68Chapter 3 - Learning the Basics69Computing tips69Using the keyboard70Character keys71Ctrl, Fn, and Alt keys71Function keys71Windows special keys72Overlay keys72Starting a program73Saving your work74Printing your work75Using diskettes76Inserting and removing diskettes76Caring for diskettes77Backing up your files77Copying to a diskette77Using your CD or DVD drive78Drive components and control buttons79Inserting a disc80Viewing the contents of a CD or DVD83Playing an audio CD84Playing a DVD86Removing a disc86Caring for CDs and DVDs87Setting up for communications87Using the modem88Using the LAN89Connecting your computer to a network90Accessing the Wi-Fi™ Mini PCI Module92Powering down the computer93Turn off computer command93Hibernation command93Standby command94Using the Turn Off Computer command95Using Hibernation96Using Standby98Chapter 4 - Mobile Computing99Toshiba’s energy-saver design99Managing power usage99Running the computer on battery power100Using additional battery packs100Battery safety precautions100Maximizing battery life101Charging batteries101Charging the main battery102Charging the RTC battery102Monitoring battery power103Determining remaining battery power103Conserving battery power104What to do when the battery runs low104Changing the main battery105Removing the battery106Inserting a charged battery107Disposing of used batteries safely107Traveling tips108Chapter 5 - Getting to Know Windows XP109Lesson 1: Exploring the desktop110Finding your way around the desktop110Windows® XP file system113Lesson 2: Using the TouchPad pointing device114Lesson 3: Learning about the Internet116Lesson 4: Creating a new document117Lesson 5: Creating a new folder119Lesson 6: Starting programs120Lesson 7: Resizing, repositioning, and hiding windows122Using the taskbar123Minimizing and maximizing windows123Resizing and moving windows124Lesson 8: Closing programs125Lesson 9: Creating shortcuts126Creating a shortcut to the Calculator126Creating a shortcut to the Character Map127Lesson 10: Changing the screensaver129Lesson 11: Setting the date and time131Lesson 12: Removing objects from the desktop132Lesson 13: Using System Restore134Lesson 14: If I am lost, what do I do?135Windows XP Help135Using the online tours and tutorials137Lesson 15: Turning off your computer139Chapter 6 - Exploring Your Options141Windows XP special features141Personalizing your desktop142Customizing the taskbar142Personalizing individual windows144Adding a background to a window144Customizing window toolbars144Displaying information about each folder146Connecting a monitor, keyboard and mouse147Connecting to a local area network147Accessing a LAN147Setting up the connection148Setting up a wireless connection148Exchanging data with another computer148Transferring files using a parallel port connection148Connecting to the Internet149Making the physical connection149Signing up with an Internet Service Provider151Getting started152Using the Internet152The Internet153The World Wide Web153Surfing the Internet153Internet features154Uploading and downloading files from the Internet154Toshiba’s online resources155Conducting an electronic meeting155Exploring video features156Viewing presentations or DVD movies on your television156Exploring audio features158Recording sounds158Using a microphone158Adjusting recording quality159Using external speakers or headphones160Using PC Cards161PC Card supporting software162Inserting PC Cards162Removing PC Cards164Hot swapping164Emulating a full-size keyboard165Chapter 7 - Toshiba Utilities167Fn-esse167Starting Fn-esse168Assigning a key to a program or document169Viewing existing key assignments171Changing or removing existing key assignments171Toshiba Hardware Setup172Toshiba Power Saver174Chapter 8 - WinDVD175Playing DVDs175Using the WinDVD toolbar177Using the WinDVD status bar178Using the WinDVD control panel178Using the control panel playback buttons179Maximizing the video window181Using playlists182Creating playlists182Loading and playing playlists183Resuming normal playback after using playlists184Customizing WinDVD184Setting general properties185Setting audio properties186Setting display properties188Using WinDVD advanced features189Zooming in193Zooming out193Panning193Adjusting the color balance194Launching an Internet browser from WinDVD194Getting help194Exiting WinDVD195Chapter 9 - If Something Goes Wrong197Problems that are easy to fix197Problems when you turn on the computer200Windows XP problems200Using startup options to fix problems201Internet problems202Windows XP operating system can help you202Resolving a hardware conflict203A plan of action204Resolving hardware conflicts on your own204Fixing a problem with Device Manager206Memory card problems207Power problems208Keyboard problems209Display problems210Disk drive problems212CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive problems214Sound system problems215PC Card problems215Printer problems218Modem problems219Develop good computing habits220Using VirtualTech222If you need further assistance223Before you call223Contacting Toshiba224Other Toshiba Internet Web sites225Toshiba’s worldwide offices225Appendix A - Hot Keys229Instant password security229Power usage mode230Speaker sound level231Power-on display231Keyboard hot keys231Appendix B - Power Cable Connectors233Glossary235Acronyms235Terms237Index251Size: 4.75 MBPages: 261Language: EnglishOpen manual
User ManualTable of ContentsTABLE OF CONTENTS6Product Use and Warranty Restrictions3General Safety Instructions8Important Safety Instructions9INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANTES CONCERNANT LA SÉCURITÉ10Product Description11Inspection/Installation13Inspection of the New UPS Equipment13Unpacking Instructions13After Unpacking13Installation Precautions13Operating Precautions14Layout15External Dimensions16Wiring the Unit16UPS Power Connections16Operating the UPS19Display Panel Layout19Starting the UPS System20Stopping the UPS20Battery Backup Time24Battery Recharge Time24Battery Check Function25The Function Control Button25Communication Interface26Remote Contacts (IBM AS/400)26RS-232C27Option Card Slot28Troubleshooting28Warning/Fault Modes28Storage of UPS Equipment35General Guidelines35Disposal36Preventive and Scheduled Maintenance/Parts Replacement37Preventive Maintenance37Parts Replacement37Appendix A: Specifications38Appendix B: System Overload40Appendix C: Parallel Operation41Appendix D: Bypass Undervoltage / Overvoltage42Appendix E: 1800 Model/Wire Size specifications43Limited Warranty Policy44Size: 2.27 MBPages: 52Language: EnglishOpen manual
