Motion Computing M1400 Manuel D’Utilisation

Chapter 

3   Motion Tablet PC Software

Motion Computing M1400 Tablet PC User Guide 24

Your Tablet PC contains software applications to enhance its operations, 
some available exclusively from Motion Computing. 

An exclusive Motion Computing 
design, the Motion Dashboard makes 
many operations easy to use and puts 
them in a single location for 
convenient access. 

To display the Motion Dashboard, 
press Hot Key #1.

Speaker 
Volume

Available Settings:
• Mutes the speaker sound
• Adjust the speaker volume 
• Multimedia Optimized—Best equalization setting for sound repro-

duction from the Tablet PC, CD player, DVD, or sound recorder

• Voice Optimized—Best setting for voice reproduction from the Tab-

let PC speakers

• Normal—Best setting for external speakers or headphones
• Properties—Adjusts the volume; balances the left and right speak-

ers and bass and treble settings for multimedia applications, such as 
a CD player, DVD, or sound recorder. Volume Control Options set 
Playback and Recording for the selected device.

Microphone

The two microphones contain:

• Array Processing or “beam forming” software

—

Removes all 

sound outside an adjustable acceptance angle

• Noise Suppression

—

Removes background and ambient noise

• Acoustic Echo Cancellation

—

Removes echo caused by micro-

phone pick up of the system’s speaker output and prevents feedback

Available Settings:
• Mutes the microphone
• Adjusts the microphone volume
• Narrow  Focus—Best setting for dictation, Voice over IP, “voice 

noisy” environment; the microphones focus is on a spot near the cen-
ter of the display

• Wide Focus—Best setting for small group, conference table, “voice 

quiet” environment; microphone focus is widened

• Meeting/Conference—Best setting for open meeting room; array 

processing software is turned off

• Train—“Teaches” the microphones to detect sounds from a particu-

lar location using the “beam forming” software

NOTE: The microphones keep their settings until you retrain them or 
change to another focus, such as Narrow Focus.