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- Page 1 MIL-BOOK 1000 SERIES NOTEBOOK OPERATOR’ S MANUAL 22355 TAG Way, Dulles, VA 20166 Tel: (703) 406.3000 Fax: (703) 607.3853...
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- Page 3 Technology Advancement Group, TAG, and the TAG ball graphic are registered trademarks of Technology Advancement Group Inc. MIL-BOOK is a trademark of Technology Advancement Group Inc.
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Page 4: Class B Regulations
MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL Class B Regulations Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are design to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. - Page 5 Products with the CE Marking comply with both the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European Norms: • EN50081-1: Electromagnetic compatibility-Generic emission standard •...
- Page 6 This is the MIL-BOOK 1000 Series Notebook Operation Guide. Contents This manual contains information for personnel using the MIL-BOOK 1000 Series notebook computer. Readers should have a basic understanding of Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system installed on the computer when reading this document. With the exception of the SETUP configuration program, which is part of the system firmware, this manual does not explain any of the software or devices used with the system.
- Page 7 Specifications (reference only) Display Keyboard Device Point Bay-1 Modules Bay-2 Modules MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL Standard Intel Pentium M Processor 1.4/1.6Ghz (µ-FCPGA) package 256 MB 1. 12.1” color LCD, 64K color TFT, XGA 2. 13.3” color LCD, XGA TFT 3. 14.1” color LCD, XGA TFT 87-key shower proof and dust-proof rubber keyboard Embedded two-button Track Pad...
- Page 8 Communication ports Battery pack Power adapter Operating system Temperature Open Size: (With Rubber Bumper) Weight MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL Standard One serial port One parallel port, support EPP/ECP RJ-11 port RJ-45 port One VGA monitor port Two USB 2.0 One Port Replicator port One DC input port One infrared port IEEE 1394 port...
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Page 9: Safety Summary
Safety Summary 1. Read these instructions before using or working on this computer. 2. Follow all warnings and instructions in this manual or marks on the computer and its components. 3. Avoid submerging the system unit in liquids. 4. Avoid stacking papers or other flammable objects on top of, underneath, or next to the system unit. -
Page 10: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents CHAPTER 1. SYSTEM OVERVIEW Introduction System Description System Configuration 1.3.1 Standard Configuration 1.3.2 Options and Accessories 1.3.2.1 Carrying Bag 1.3.3 System Identification Unpacking Notebook Features 1.5.1 Feature Description 1.5.2 Rear Components 1.5.3 The Keyboard 1.5.3.1 Keyboard Keys 1.5.3.2 Cursor Control Keys 1.5.3.3... - Page 11 CHAPTER 2. OPERATION Introduction Opening and Closing the Notebook 2.2.1 Opening the Cover 2.2.2 Closing the Cover 2.2.3 Opening the PCMCIA, FDD, CD ROM/DVD/COMBO, DVD RW Door 2.2.4 Closing the PCMCIA, FDD, CD ROM/DVD/COMBO, DVD RW Door Connecting and Installing Devices 2.3.1 Serial and Parallel Port 2.3.2...
- Page 12 3.2.2.8 Share Video Memory 3.2.2.9 IR Ports 3.2.2.10 COM Ports 3.2.2.11 LPT Port 3.2.3 Security Menu 3.2.3.1 System Password 3.2.3.2 Hard Disk Boot Sector 3.2.4 Boot Menu 3.2.5 Exit Menu CHAPTER 4. NOTEBOOK MAINTENANCE Introduction Daily Use Battery Maintenance 4.3.1 Conserving Power 4.3.2 Changing the Battery Pack...
- Page 13 Table of Figures FIGURE 1-1 FEATURES OF THE MIL-BOOK 1000 FIGURE 1-2 FEATURES OF THE MIL-BOOK 1000 FIGURE 1-3 I/O ACCESS DOOR OF THE MIL-BOOK 1000 FIGURE 1-4 REAR COMPONENTS FIGURE 1-5 KEYBOARD WITH EMBEDDED TOUCHPAD FUNCTIONS FIGURE 1-6 CURSOR CONTROL KEYS...
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Page 14: Chapter 1. System Overview
System Overview Introduction MIL-BOOK 1000 notebook computer is a new generation notebook computer. It is a high-end rugged notebook computer that is an industrial notebook with some rugged features such as vibration, shock, drop, and drip-proof. It is designed for using in vehicle or in the harsh environment. - Page 15 Display Battery Keyboard Expansion I/O Devices Dimensions Weight Software Table 1-1 Standard MIL-BOOK 1000 Notebook Computer MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL Description Intel Pentium M Processor 1.4/1.6 GHz or above Removable 2.5-inch hard disk drive Removable 3.5-inch 1.44 MB Floppy disk drive 1.
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Page 16: Options And Accessories
• Notebook computer • Rechargeable battery pack • AC adapter • Power cord • Operation Manual • CD Driver If any items are missing or damaged, please contact TAG at (877) TAG-TECH or tech.support@tag.com. MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 1-3 -... -
Page 17: Notebook Features
OPERATORS MANUAL Notebook Features Items 1 through 18 identify the major features designed into the MIL-BOOK 1000 computer. A brief description will accompany each call-out to help you get stated and become familiar with your MIL-BOOK 1000. Some of the features described in this section might vary from your individual MIL-BOOK 1000 due to the different configuration and optional items available. -
Page 18: Feature Description
MIL- BOOK 1000. 5. Flat-Panel Display- The MIL-BOOK 1000 provides a sealed, non-glare 12.1/13.3/14.1” color flat-panel display. 6. On/Off Switch- This switch controls the power to the MIL-BOOK 1000. MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 1-5 -... -
Page 19: Rear Components
16. Audio jacks – Two audio jacks (line-out and mic-in) are provided on the MIL- BOOK 1000. 17. PCMCIA/CardBus slots – The MIL-BOOK 1000 provides two (2) Type II or one (1) Type III PCMCIA/CardBus slots for added expansion. 18. Removable Floppy Disk Drive Module – The MIL-BOOK 1000 is equipped with removable 3.5”, 1.44 MB floppy disk drive module. -
Page 20: Keyboard Keys
“function keys.” Special commands are defined for each key. Refer to the user’s manual, for a particular application program, to determine the function of each of three keys. The MIL-BOOK 1000 Bios also uses function keys to set some configuration parameters. -
Page 21: Cursor Control Keys
To use a <Ctrl> key combination, hold down the <Ctrl> key and the other key simultaneously. 12. Windows - One of two “Windows” key provided on the MIL-BOOK 1000. The “Windows” logo key is used in conjunction with other keys to perform software specific functions. -
Page 22: Keyboard Touchpad
Figure 1-7 Track Pad Pointing Device 1.5.4 Additional Keyboard Functions The MIL-BOOK 1000 offers “Hot Key” commands that provide easy access to system features. The use of the “Fn” key along with several specific keys (F1- F12) controls various functions of the MIL-BOOK 1000. -
Page 23: Brightness Control
Fn+F3 keys. The “Hot Key Beep” function of these keys will not be supported to avoid interface with the normal sound effect. NOTE The system does not support the Fn+F3 and the Fn+F4 volume control function when using the DOS program. 1.5.4.2 Brightness Control •... -
Page 24: 1-5.4.1 Hot Key Function
1.5.5 Status Row Indicators The “Status Row Indicators” keeps you informed of the computer’s operating status. The LED’s light up to show the current operating condition of several key MIL-BOOK 1000 devices and features. Figure 1-8 Status Row Lights MIL-BOOK™... -
Page 25: Status Row Descriptions
Table 1-3 Status Row Descriptions 1.5.7 The AC Power Adapter The AC power adapter is the primary power source for the MIL-BOOK 1000. In order to reduce the power of the battery pack and keep it at full capacity, connect the AC power adapter to the system as frequency as possible. -
Page 26: Battery Pack
The capacity of each cell is 2200 mAH or more. The output voltage of the battery pack is 11.1V. The MIL-BOOK 1000 can be fitted with up to two batteries. The primary battery is 97whr and an auxiliary battery is 65whr. -
Page 27: Battery Charger
AC power is applied or the battery pack is inserted and connected to the system. The battery pack in the MIL-BOOK 1000 can be charged during both the power ”On” and “Off” stages. Two charge mode are provided when the AC power adapter is connected to the system. -
Page 28: Parallel Port
It is accessible on the rear panel of the MIL- BOOK 1000. It is not necessary to connect an external monitor to the MIL-BOOK 1000, but by using an external, you can achieve higher resolutions than on the internal flat panel display. -
Page 29: Irda Port
1.5.20 Power Port If the MIL-BOOK 1000 is to be in use for an long continuous period, connect the external power adater into the power port. Then plug the power cord into a 3- prong grounded wall socket to provide external power to the MIL-BOOK 1000. -
Page 30: Diskette Drive And Cd-Rom/Dvd/Combo /Dvd-Rw
The capacity of each cell is 2200mAH or more. The output voltage of the battery pack is 11.1VDC. The MIL-BOOK 1000 can be fitted with up to two battery. The primary (97whr) and an auxiliary battery (65whr). The batteries can be hot- swapped. -
Page 31: Chapter 2. Operation
It is designed for harsh outdoor use as well in-vehicle use. This all-metal, portable system performs in ever-changing environments and in high-vibration, industrial areas. The MIL-BOOK 1000 can be powered by the MIL-BOOK 1000 adapter or by the rechargeable battery pack. -
Page 32: Opening The Pcmcia, Fdd, Cd Rom/Dvd/Combo, Dvd Rw Door
PCMCIA, FDD, CD ROM/DVD/COMBO, DVD RW Door Be sure to close and secure the access doors before transporting the MIL-BOOK 1000. 1. Shut the door or put the PCMCIA/FDD/CD-ROM/DVD/COMBO/DVD RW back in place. 2. Align the door or cover securing screws with their sockets. -
Page 33: Serial And Parallel Port
(usually a printer or an external floppy disk drive) into the MIL- BOOK 1000. Item 1, Item2, Figure 2-3 shows how to connect serial and parallel cables. Make sure the mating connector is tightly secured by pushing it to the end and lock the screws. -
Page 34: Floppy Disk Drive/Cd-Rom/Dvd/Combo/Dvd Rw
2.3.3 Floppy Disk Drive/CD-ROM/DVD/COMBO/DVD RW Bay 1 on the MIL-BOOK 1000 can contain either a removable floppy disk drive, a removable CD-ROM, a removable DVD module or an auxiliary battery pack. 1. Turn the MIL-BOOK 1000 “Off”. 2. Open the Bay 1 access door. (See Fig 2-5) 3. -
Page 35: Loading And Remove Diskettes
See Figure 2-6. 2.3.5 PCMCIA Cards The MIL-BOOK 1000 comes standard with PCMCIA Card Bus slots for added expansion. The PCMCIA Card Bus slots support two type-II or one type-III PC card. Since both type II slots are co-located in the same opening, one type III PC card can be inserted instead of two type II PC cards. -
Page 36: Hard Disk Drive Module
3. Use the handle on the access door to carefully pull the HDD module out and away from the MIL-BOOK 1000 (See Fig 2-8). 4. Insert the new Hard module into the slot. Gently push the HDD module in, until it seats firmly in place. -
Page 37: Ieee 1394
Figure 2-8 Removing a Hard Disk Drive Module 2.3.8 IEEE 1394 The MIL-BOOK 1000 provides a standard IEEE 1394 Fire Wire port for high- speed connections. The “High Speed Serial Bus” is located on the right side panel, next to the audio jacks. -
Page 38: Emi Accessory Descriptions
Figure 2-9 Removing IEEE 1394 Port 2.3.9 EMI Accessory Descriptions The user can use the following EMI Accessories for better EMI protection. 1. EMI Core There are one same EMI cores. One is used to directly wrap around the 1394 cable of the user near the 1394 port side. NOTE The cores should be put close to the computer side for best performance. -
Page 39: First Time Use
The MIL-BOOK 1000 comes from the manufacturer with a dead battery. The first time you power “On” the MIL-BOOK 1000, you must use the AC adapter along with an outside power source. Once the main battery pack receive a full charge, you can use it to power the MIL-BOOK 1000. -
Page 40: Install Device Driver For Windows 2000/Windows Xp
NOTES: The drivers may have been updated after this manual was published. For driver’s upgrade, please contact your dealer. You can always find README or document files on the CD. These files contain the latest information from the software supplier. Please read the files together with this chapter. -
Page 41: Install Touch Screen Driver For Windows 2000
Device Driver 1. Press the “Device driver” button, the system will auto install include VGA, Audio, Modem, LAN , Wireless LAN, USB 2.0, DirectX 8.1, Chipset driver. 2. VGA Allows you to select high-resolution displays with richer colors. It can drive CD displays as well as CRT displays. -
Page 42: Install Touch Screen Driver For Windows Xp
Figure 2-12 Installing Drivers 2.4.5 Install Touch Screen Driver for Windows XP Hardware Install: Figure 2-13 Windows 2000 Driver 1. Insert the driver CD to the CD drive, to bring up the following screen. Select “WINXP”. MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 2-12 -... -
Page 43: Figure 2-14 Control Panel
Figure 2-14 Control Panel 2. When the TSRC-XP.htm file appear, then select ”START” -> “Control Panel” button. Figure 2-15 Performance and Maintenance 3. When the “Control Panel” screen appears, then click on “performance and Maintenance” button. MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 2-13 -... -
Page 44: Figure 2-16 System Properties
Figure 2-16 System Properties 4. When the “Performance and Maintenance” screen appear, and then click on “System” button. Figure 2-17 Device Manager 5. When the “System Properties” screen appear, and then click on “Hardware” and “Device Manager” button MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 2-14 -... -
Page 45: Figure 2-19 Reinstall Driver
Figure 2-18 Unknown Device Properties 6. When the “Device Manager” screen appear, then click on “Unknown device” and then click on the “Properties” icon. Figure 2-19 Reinstall Driver 7. When the “Unknown Device Properties” screen appear, and then click on “ Reinstall Driver”... -
Page 46: Figure 2-20 Hardware Update Wizard
Figure 2-20 Hardware Update Wizard 8. When the “Hardware Update Wizard” appears, click on “Install the software automatically [Recommended], then click on “Next”. Figure 2-21 Hardware Installation 9. When the “Hardware Installation” screen appears, click on ”Continue Anyway”. MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 2-16 -... -
Page 47: Figure 2-22 Finish
Figure 2-22 Finish 10. When the “Hardware Update Wizard” screen appears, click on “Finish” button. Figure 2-23 PenMount DMC9000 Properties 11. When the “PenMount DMC9000 and DMC9100 Properties” screen appears, click on “Close” button to exit the driver installation. MIL-BOOK™ OPERATORS MANUAL - 2-17 -... -
Page 48: Figure 2-24 Touch Screen Utility
Figure 2-24 Touch Screen Utility Touch screen Utility To install the touch screen utility, perform the following: 1. Insert the driver CD to the CD drive, to bring up the following screen. 2. Click on “Start” then “Run”. 3. Enter the following directory on the driver CD: \TOUCHSCREEN\Setup.exe, then click on “OK”. -
Page 49: Daily Operation
Calibration” button to calibrate. 12. Click on the four sides red points and plus sign on the screen to calibrate your “PENMOUNT” pen to start using your MIL-BOOK 1000’s Touch screen. Daily Operation This section discusses expected daily notebook activity. -
Page 50: Turning Off The Notebook
5. If the POST finds an inconsistency between expected and actual system configuration it will display an error message. 6. If the cause is known and will not cause other difficulties, press F1. To correct the discrepancy, press F2 and change configuration settings accordingly. See chapter 3 for details about SETUP. -
Page 51: Using External Power Sources
Figure 2-26 Using the MIL-BOOK 1000 in the car Using External Power Sources CAUTION The external power adapter is rated for input sources within the following constraints: • A-Series: • AC: 100-240 V, 50-60 Hz • DC: 9-19.5 VDC direct input without charging function •... -
Page 52: Charging The Batteries
2.6.2 Charging the Batteries Make sure the external adapter is connected to the computer. It has two charging rates depending on notebook operating or power off. Section 2-6.1 gives detailed instructions on connecting an external power source and charging the batteries. CAUTION The battery pack in your notebook has been charged before shipment, it gradually loses its battery power during transit and storage. -
Page 53: Chapter 3. Setup Configuration Utility
Chapter 3. Setup Configuration Utility Introduction This chapter tells you how to configure your system using the SCU (Setup Configuration Utility). The SCU allows you to enter the system configuration information. This information is needed by the system to identify the type of devices installed and to set up special features. -
Page 54: Main
3.2.1 Main This section describes the main items of the SETUP program. The SCU screen can be divided into four areas: • On the top line of the screen is the menu bar, which lists the titles of the available menus. Each menu title contains a pull-down menu, which displays items for setting. -
Page 55: Main Menu
3.2.2.1 Main Menu The Main pull-down menu, as shown below, contains the basic configuration settings of the system. Select the “Main” category from the menu bar, if you wish to change these settings. A description is provided for each option listed on the pull down menu. -
Page 56: Internal Num Lock
3.2.2.3 Internal Num Lock Num Lock Indicator– glows green when Num Lk key is pressed and its function is activated. When enabled the “Internal Num Lock” of the BIOS setup, then turn on the Num Lock on keyboard, you can enter a number keys on the internal keyboard. -
Page 57: Keyboard Backlight
3.2.2.5 Keyboard Backlight When the LED Keyboard Backlight need light at power on status, then select the “Keyboard Backlight “ setting is Enable. When the LED Keyboard Backlight need dark at power on status, then select the “Keyboard Backlight “ setting is Disable. The Fn+ F8 function can toggle Backlight of the keyboard light or dark, but Fn+F8 can’t effect the CMOS Setup of the “Keyboard Backlight”... -
Page 58: Geyserville Support
3.2.2.7 Geyserville Support Enables or disables the Geyserville feature of the CPU. The Geyserville feature helps conserve battery life by decreasing the CPU’s running speed under certain conditions while still maintaining a high performance. If this item is enabled, the CPU will automatically change its speed whenever necessary based on the “Power Scheme”... -
Page 59: Ir Ports
3.2.2.9 IR Ports The “IR Mode” item sets the communications compatibility mode for the IR port. When this item is selected, the submenu will display as shown below. Select according to the type of device with which the notebook is to communicate. -
Page 60: Lpt Port
3.2.2.11 LPT Port The “LPT Port” item sets the address for the LPT port (parallel port). When this item is selected, the submenu displays as shown below. Figure 3-12 LPT Port 3.2.3 Security Menu The Security pull-down menu, as shown below, contains the Security settings that safeguard your system against unauthorized use. -
Page 61: System Password
Figure 3-14 Power-On Password 3.2.3.1 System Password Allows you to set the password for your system. When typing password, first make user that Num Lock is off, then type your password in the entry fields and press Enter. Confirm your password by typing it again and pressing Enter. -
Page 62: Boot Menu
3.2.4 Boot Menu The Boot pull-down menu, as shown below, displays ways of Boot SCU. After finished with your settings, you must save and exit SCU so that the settings can take effect. The “Boot Sequence” has four device item sets. When this item is selected, the submenu will display as shown below. -
Page 63: Exit Menu
3.2.5 Exit Menu The Exit pull-down menu, as shown below, displays ways of exiting SCU. After finished with your settings, you must save and exit SCU so that the settings can take effect. Figure 3-17 Exit Menu Descriptions of the Exit choices are: Save Change and Exit: Discard Changes and Exit: Get Default Values:... -
Page 64: Chapter 4. Notebook Maintenance
Chapter 4. Notebook Maintenance Introduction This chapter tells how to maintain the notebook in good working order. Daily Use For maximum reliability in the field, keep all access doors shut whenever possible. Battery Maintenance Maintaining and preserving the battery is a key to keeping the notebook productive in the field.
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