Limitation - Acer TravelMate 310 Service Manual

Limitation

These tips provide technical information about known difficulties that could be
encountered when using this product. Our engineers are working
continuously to eliminate these and all other potential problems, but our
preliminary research has revealed that the following potential limitations may
exist:
1. While using the Slim SCSI card (1480 or 1460) to connect to a CD-ROM
playing video, the system may hang when entering standby (STD) mode.
2. When using QAPlus/Win R7.1, the system could incur memory, floppy
drive, or COM port (COM3) problems.
3. In BIOS, the "VGA always on" setting may function improperly.
4. While playing back video from the external CD-ROM (Addonics 24X), the
system may hang or experience a fatal exception when using the STD
hotkey.
5. The timeout function of the Standby timer may function improperly.
6. In BIOS, the "Resume on time" date setting may function improperly. (The
system might resume when the time is matched even when the date is
unmatched.)
7. After pressing the STD hotkey to enter standby mode, plugging or
unplugging the USB mouse may cause a fatal exception.
8. The internal modem (Modem driver version 4.16.1) may be unable to
receive ring-in calls. (The "Resume on modem ring" setting may function
improperly.)
9. When using MediaPlayer to play back a full-screen AVI file, the screen
may tremble after resuming from STD mode.
10. While using ActiveMovie to play an MPEG file (original size), the
shutdown screen may be abnormal when restarting the system.
11. When playing back an MPEG file, the screen display (STN and TFT,
800*600*High color) may be abnormal.
12. Win95 is unable to configure the Viking 16-MB ATA Flashcard.
13. The internal speaker motor of the new Addonics 24X CD-ROM makes an
audible spin noise.
14. Covering the internal microphone with a finger may cause a high-
frequency noise.
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