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Contents
9
- About This Manual
  7
- Inside
  7
- For More Help
  8
- Section 1 Features of the Computer
  15
- Introduction
  16
- Individual Parts
  17
- Indicator Lights
  19
- Standard Hardware
  20
- Optional Hardware
  20
- Standard Software
  21
- Optional Software
  22
- MS-DOS Utilities
  22
- If You Have a Touch Screen
  23
- Section 2 Using the Keyboard and Mouse
  25
- Keyboard Basics
  26
- Restarting the Computer
  26
- Primary Keys
  26
- Arrow Keys
  29
- Numeric Keypad
  30
- FN Keys
  31
- Function Keys
  32
- Other Keys
  33
- Using the Mouse
  34
- General Guidelines
  35
- Changing the Speed of the Mouse
  35
- Section 3 Getting Started
  37
- Introduction
  38
- PRECAUTIONS
  38
- The First Time...
  39
- Connecting the AC Adapter
  39
- Installing and Charging the Battery
  40
- Turning the Computer On and Off
  42
- Startup Problems?
  43
- If You Have a Touch Screen
  43
- Password Security
  44
- Setting or Changing Your Password
  45
- If You Cannot Remember Your Password
  45
- Section 4 If You Have a Radio Modem
  47
- Introduction
  48
- Before You Start: Register!
  48
- ARDIS or RAM
  48
- Cellular Data or Voice
  48
- Cellular CDPD
  49
- What Can I Do with My Radio Modem?
  49
- Serial Port Settings
  51
- Radio Indicator Light
  51
- Enabling the Radio Modem
  51
- For MS-DOS Users
  53
- Factory Installed Radio Software
  53
- User Installable Cellular/CDPD Radio Software
  54
- Additional Documentation
  55
- Section 5 Customizing Settings
  57
- Introduction
  58
- Using the System Configuration Utility
  58
- Accessing the SCU
  59
- Setting the COM3 and COM4 IRQs
  60
- Section 6 Transferring Files
  63
- Introduction
  64
- Using Direct Cable Connection
  65
- Direct Cable Connection Requirements
  65
- Computers Connected to a Network
  66
- Direct Cable Connection Tips
  66
- Wiring Specifications for Cables
  71
- Parallel Cables
  71
- Serial Cables
  72
- Section 7 Managing Batteries and Power
  73
- Introduction
  74
- Practical Battery Tips
  74
- Conserving Power and Extending Battery Life
  79
- Low Battery Warnings
  80
- Power-saving Features
  80
- Suspend
  80
- Hard Disk Standby
  80
- Display
  81
- Backlight
  81
- MaxBright
  82
- Getting Battery Information
  82
- Battery Status
  82
- Battery Maintenance
  82
- Removing and Replacing Batteries
  83
- Charging Batteries
  84
- Deep Cycle Discharging
  85
- Battery Storage and Care
  86
- Disposing of Batteries
  86
- Section 8 Using PC Cards
  87
- Introduction
  88
- Inserting and Removing a PC Card
  88
- Transferring Files Using PC Cards
  89
- Using Bootable PC Cards
  90
- Section 9 Optional Equipment and Accessories
  91
- Connecting a Printer
  92
- Connecting an External Monitor
  93
- Connecting an External Mouse
  93
- PC Card External Floppy Disk Drive
  95
- PRECAUTIONS
  95
- Booting from a PC Card External Floppy
  96
- Using an External CD-ROM
  97
- Stand Alone Charger
  98
- Indicator Lights
  99
- Vehicle Adapter
  99
- Vehicle Cradle
  102
- PRECAUTIONS
  103
- Charging Batteries
  103
- Communicating with Other Devices
  104
- External Antennas
  104
- RF Antenna Placement
  105
- Using the CD-ROM
  106
- Cleaning or Replacing Cradle Contact Pins
  107
- Surge Protection
  108
- Selecting the Right Surge Protection
  108
- Surge Environment
  108
- Type of Equipment to be Protected
  108
- Quality of Electrical Wiring and Service
  109
- Selecting the Right Equipment
  109
- Section 10 Modems
  111
- Introduction
  112
- Which Modem Do I Have?
  112
- Using the Internal Landline Modem
  113
- Transferring Files
  114
- Section 11 Maintenance and Storage
  115
- Introduction
  116
- If You Have a Touch Screen
  116
- Hard Drive Care and Handling
  116
- Internal Hard Drives
  117
- External PC Card Hard Drives
  118
- Battery Maintenance and Storage
  119
- Maintaining Batteries
  119
- Storing Batteries
  119
- Computer Maintenance and Storage
  120
- Maintaining Your Computer
  120
- Care and Cleaning
  120
- Storing Your Computer
  123
- Appendix A Error Messages
  125
- Introduction
  126
- POST Messages
  126
- MS-DOS Messages
  132
- Windows Messages
  133
- Application Messages
  133
- Appendix B Troubleshooting
  135
- What to Try First
  136
- For More Help
  136
- Common Solutions to Common Problems
  137
- Applications
  138
- Batteries
  140
- Cellular Modem
  143
- Display
  143
- Hard Disk
  145
- I/O Ports
  145
- Keyboard
  147
- Landline Modems
  148
- Miscellaneous
  151
- Mouse
  155
- PC Cards
  155
- Pen/Touch Screen
  157
- Peripherals
  157
- Radio Modems
  157
- Appendix C Glossary
  161
- Index
  167
- Individual Parts
  17
- Indicator Lights
  19
- Standard Hardware
  20
- Optional Hardware
  20
- Standard Software
  21
- Optional Software
  22
- MS-DOS Utilities
  22
- If You Have a Touch Screen
  23
- Keyboard Basics
  26
- Restarting the Computer
  26
- Primary Keys
  26
- Arrow Keys
  29
- Numeric Keypad
  30
- FN Keys
  31
- Function Keys
  32
- Other Keys
  33
- Using the Mouse
  34
- General Guidelines
  35
- Changing the Speed of the Mouse
  35
- PRECAUTIONS
  38
- The First Time...
  39
- Connecting the AC Adapter
  39
- Installing and Charging the Battery
  40
- Turning the Computer On and Off
  42
- Startup Problems?
  43
- If You Have a Touch Screen
  43
- Password Security
  44
- Setting or Changing Your Password
  45
- If You Cannot Remember Your Password
  45
- Before You Start: Register!
  48
- ARDIS or RAM
  48
- Cellular Data or Voice
  48
- Cellular CDPD
  49
- What Can I Do with My Radio Modem?
  49
- Serial Port Settings
  51
- Radio Indicator Light
  51
- Enabling the Radio Modem
  51
- For MS-DOS Users
  53
- Factory Installed Radio Software
  53
- User Installable Cellular/CDPD Radio Software
  54
- Additional Documentation
  55
- Introduction
  58
- Using the System Configuration Utility
  58
- Accessing the SCU
  59
- Setting the COM3 and COM4 IRQs
  60
- Using Direct Cable Connection
  65
- Direct Cable Connection Requirements
  65
- Computers Connected to a Network
  66
- Direct Cable Connection Tips
  66
- Wiring Specifications for Cables
  71
- Parallel Cables
  71
- Serial Cables
  72
- Practical Battery Tips
  74
- Conserving Power and Extending Battery Life
  79
- Low Battery Warnings
  80
- Power-saving Features
  80
- Getting Battery Information
  82
- Removing and Replacing Batteries
  83
- Charging Batteries
  84
- Deep Cycle Discharging
  85
- Battery Storage and Care
  86
- Disposing of Batteries
  86
- Inserting and Removing a PC Card
  88
- Transferring Files Using PC Cards
  89
- Using Bootable PC Cards
  90
- Connecting an External Monitor
  93
- Connecting an External Mouse
  93
- PC Card External Floppy Disk Drive
  95
- Using an External CD-ROM
  97
- Stand Alone Charger
  98
- Vehicle Adapter
  99
- Vehicle Cradle
  102
- Surge Protection
  108
- Introduction
  112
- Which Modem Do I Have?
  112
- Using the Internal Landline Modem
  113
- Transferring Files
  114
- Introduction
  116
- If You Have a Touch Screen
  116
- Hard Drive Care and Handling
  116
- Internal Hard Drives
  117
- External PC Card Hard Drives
  118
- Battery Maintenance and Storage
  119
- Maintaining Batteries
  119
- Storing Batteries
  119
- Computer Maintenance and Storage
  120
- Maintaining Your Computer
  120
- Care and Cleaning
  120
- Storing Your Computer
  123
- Introduction
  126
- POST Messages
  126
- MS-DOS Messages
  132
- Windows Messages
  133
- Application Messages
  133
- What to Try First
  135
- For More Help
  136
- Common Solutions to Common Problems
  137
- Applications
  138
- Batteries
  140
- Cellular Modem
  143
- Display
  143
- Hard Disk
  145
- I/O Ports
  145
- Keyboard
  147
- Landline Modems
  148
- Miscellaneous
  151
- Mouse
  155
- PC Cards
  155
- Pen/Touch Screen
  157
- Peripherals
  157
- Radio Modems
  157
Symbols
167
- 15-pin video port
  17
- 25-pin parallel port
  17
- 9-pin serial port
  17
A
167
- AC adapter
  39
  - defined
    161
- accessories
  167
  - optional
    20
- adjusting display contrast
  32
- adjusting mouse movement
  35
- adjusting volume
  32
- antenna
  167
  - illustrated
    17
- applications
  167
  - Battery Maintenance
    21
  - Battery Status
    21
  - defined
    161
  - HyperTerminal
    21
  - Keyboard Status
    21
  - Radio Status
    52
  - Speaker Phone
    21
  - troubleshooting
    138
- ARDIS radio, registering
  48
- ATA cards. See PC cards
  167
- audio port, illustrated
  17
B
167
- backlight
  42
  - adjusting
    31
  - changing time-out setting
    58
  - defined
    161
- battery
  167
  - charging
    40
  - conserving power
    79
  - deep cycle discharging
    85
  - disposing of
    86
  - extending life
    79
  - installing
    40
  - light
    19
  - low battery indicators
    19
  - low battery warnings
    80
  - maintenance
    86
  - Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)
    40
  - recycling
    86
  - replacing
    83
  - storage and care
    86
  - temperatures
    77
  - tips
    74
  - troubleshooting
    141
- battery door
  168
  - illustrated
    17
  - opening
    83
- Battery Maintenance application
  21
- Battery Status application
  21
- brightness, display
  42
C
168
- cables, parallel and serial
  65
- calibrating the touch screen
  23
- Caps Lock mode
  28
- CD-ROM
  168
  - external
    97
  - vehicle cradle
    106
- CDPD radio, registering
  49
- cellular modem, registering
  48
- changing power management options
  58
- changing the speed of the mouse
  35
- chargers
  168
  - AC adapter
    84
  - stand alone
    98
  - vehicle adapter
    99
  - vehicle cradle
    102
- charging batteries
  40
- cleaning the computer
  120

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