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Toshiba Satellite 3000 Series User Manual (258 pages)

Satellite Pro Series

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 2.96 MB

Fcc Notice
3
Type of Service
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Telephone Company Procedures
5
Wireless Interoperability
7
Wireless Lan and Your Health
7
Regulatory Information
8
Interference Statement
9
Safety Instructions
10
Energy Star Compliance
14
Table of Contents
15
Introduction
23
This Guide
23
Safety Icons
24
- Other Icons Used
  25
Other Documentation
25
Service Options
26
Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

27
- Making Sure You Have Everything
  27
- Front with the Display Closed
  28
- Back
  29
- Right Side
  30
- Left Side
  31
- Front with the Display Open
  32
  - Indicator Panel
    34
  - System Indicator Panel
    34
  - CD or DVD Control Buttons
    35
  - CD/DVD/Media Player Power Switch
    36
- Underside
  38
Chapter 2: Getting Started

41
- Selecting a Place to Work
  41
  - Creating a Computer-Friendly Environment
    41
  - Keeping Yourself Comfortable
    42
    
    Seating and Posture
    43
    
    Work Habits
    44
  - Precautions
    45
- Setting up Your Computer
  46
  - Installing Additional Memory (Optional)
    47
  - Removing a Memory Module
    50
  - Connecting a Mouse
    50
  - Connecting a Printer
    50
  - Connecting the AC Adapter
    51
- Charging the Battery
  53
- Using the Computer for the First Time
  54
- Setting up Your Software
  57
  - Setting up a Printer
    58
- Turning off the Computer
  61
- Caring for Your Computer
  62
  - Cleaning the Computer
    62
  - Moving the Computer
    63
  - Using a Computer Lock
    63
Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

65
- Computing Tips
  65
- Using the Keyboard
  66
  - Character Keys
    67
  - Ctrl, Fn, and Alt Keys
    67
  - Function Keys
    67
  - Windows Special Keys
    68
  - Overlay Keys
    68
- Starting a Program
  70
- Saving Your Work
  70
- Printing Your Work
  71
- Using Diskettes
  71
  - Inserting and Removing Diskettes
    72
  - Caring for Diskettes
    72
- Backing up Your Files
  73
- Using Your CD or DVD Drive
  74
- Setting up for Communications
  82
  - Using the Modem
    83
  - Connecting Your Computer to a Network
    83
- Powering down the Computer
  84
  - Shut down Command
    84
  - Hibernation Command
    85
  - Standby Command
    85
- Using Shut down
  86
  - Shutting down more Quickly
    86
  - Starting Again after Shut down
    87
- Using Hibernation
  87
  - Starting Again from Hibernation Mode
    87
- Using Standby
  88
  - Starting Again from Standby
    88
Chapter 4: Mobile Computing

89
Chapter 5: Getting to Know the Windows Millennium Edition Operating System

99
- Lesson 1: Exploring the Desktop
  100
  - Finding Your Way Around the Desktop
    100
    
    Start Button
    101
    
    System Tray
    102
  - Windows Millennium Edition File System
    103
- Lesson 2: Using the Accupoint II
  103
- Lesson 3: Learning about the Internet
  106
  - Exploring the Web Tutorial
    107
- Lesson 4: Creating a New Document
  108
- Lesson 5: Creating a New Folder
  109
- Lesson 6: Starting Programs
  110
- Lesson 7: Resizing, Repositioning, and Hiding Windows
  112
  - Using the Taskbar
    113
  - Minimizing and Maximizing Windows
    114
  - Resizing and Moving Windows
    115
- Lesson 8: Closing Programs
  116
- Lesson 9: Creating Shortcuts
  116
  - Creating a Shortcut to the Calculator
    116
  - Creating a Shortcut to the Character Map
    117
- Lesson 10: Changing the Screen Saver
  120
- Lesson 11: Setting the Date and Time
  122
- Lesson 12: Removing Objects from the Desktop
  123
- Lesson 13: Using System Restore
  125
- Lesson 14: if I am Lost, What Do I Do
  126
  - Windows Millennium Edition Help
    126
  - Using the Online Tours and Tutorials
    128
- Lesson 15: Turning off Your Computer
  129
Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

131
- Windows Millennium Edition Special Features
  131
- Personalizing Your Desktop
  132
  - Customizing the Taskbar
    132
  - Bringing the World to Your Desktop
    133
  - Changing Desktop and Browsing Style
    134
  - Personalizing Individual Windows
    136
  - Adding a Background to a Window
    137
  - Customizing Window Toolbars
    137
  - Displaying a Toolbar in a Window
    139
  - Displaying Information about each Folder
    139
- Connecting a Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse
  140
- Using the Programmable Buttons
  141
- Using the Ethernet LAN Port
  142
  - Accessing a LAN
    143
  - Setting up a Direct Connection
    143
  - Using a Wireless Connection
    143
  - Setting up a Dial-Up Connection
    144
- Exchanging Data with Another Computer
  144
  - Transferring Files Using a Parallel Port Connection
    144
- Transferring Files Using the Infrared Port
  145
- Connecting to the Internet
  145
  - Making the Physical Connection
    146
  - Signing up with an Internet Service Provider
    147
  - Getting Started
    147
- Using the Internet
  148
  - The Internet
    148
  - The World Wide Web
    148
  - Surfing the Internet
    149
  - Internet Features
    149
  - Uploading and Downloading Files from the Internet
    150
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  150
- Conducting an Electronic Meeting
  150
- Sending a Fax
  151
- Exploring Video Features
  152
- Exploring Audio Features
  156
  - Recording Sounds
    156
  - Using a Microphone
    157
  - Adjusting Recording Quality
    158
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    158
- Using PC Cards
  159
  - PC Card Supporting Software
    159
  - Inserting PC Cards
    160
  - Removing PC Cards
    160
  - Hot Swapping
    161
- Using Smartmedia Cards
  161
  - Inserting a Smartmedia Card
    161
  - Removing a Smartmedia Card
    162
- Emulating a Full-Size Keyboard
  162
Chapter 7: Windvd 2000

163
- Playing Dvds
  163
  - Using the Windvd Toolbar
    165
  - Using the Windvd Status Bar
    165
  - Using the Windvd Control Panel
    166
  - Using the Control Panel Playback Buttons
    167
  - Maximizing the Video Window
    169
- Using Playlists
  170
- Customizing Windvd
  172
  - Setting General Properties
    173
  - Setting Audio Properties
    174
  - Setting Display Properties
    176
  - Customizing the Control Panel
    177
- Using Windvd Advanced Features
  177
  - Zooming in
    182
  - Panning
    183
  - Zooming out
    183
  - Adjusting the Color Balance
    183
- Launching an Internet Browser from Windvd
  184
- Getting Help
  184
- Exiting Windvd
  184
Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong

185
- Problems that Are Easy to Fix
  185
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  187
- The Windows Millennium Edition Operating
  188
- System Is Not Working
  188
  - Using Startup Options to Fix Problems
    189
  - Safe Mode
    190
  - Internet Problems
    192
  - The Windows Millennium Edition Operating System Can Help You
    193
- Resolving a Hardware Conflict
  194
  - A Plan of Action
    194
  - Resolving Hardware Conflicts on Your Own
    194
  - Plug and Play
    195
  - Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
    196
  - Checking Device Properties
    197
  - Memory Card Problems
    198
  - Power and the Batteries
    198
  - Keyboard Problems
    200
  - Accupoint II Problems
    201
  - Display Problems
    202
  - Disk Drive Problems
    204
  - CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Drive Problems
    206
  - Minimum System Requirements
    209
  - Sound System Problems
    213
  - PC Card Problems
    214
  - Resolving Pc Card Problems
    215
  - Printer Problems
    217
  - Modem Problems
    218
- Develop Good Computing Habits
  218
- Using Virtualtech
  220
- If You Need Further Assistance
  221
  - Before You Call
    221
  - Contacting Toshiba
    221
- Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
  222
- Toshiba's Worldwide Offices
  223
Appendix A: Hot Keys

227
- Display Modes
  228
- Keyboard Hot Keys
  228
Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors

229
- Glossary
  231
- Index
  245

Toshiba Satellite 3000 Series User Manual (262 pages)

3000-S304 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 4.13 MB

Fcc Notice
3
Telephone Company Procedures
4
Type of Service
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Wireless Interoperability
6
Regulatory Information
7
Wireless Lan and Your Health
7
Interference Statement
8
Table of Contents
13
Introduction
21
This Guide
21
Safety Icons
22
Other Documentation
23
Service Options
24
Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

25
- Making Sure You Have Everything
  25
- Front with the Display Closed
  26
- Back
  27
- Right Side
  28
- Left Side
  29
- Front with the Display Open
  30
  - Indicator Panel
    32
  - System Indicator Panel
    33
  - CD/DVD/Media Player Power Switch
    35
- Underside
  37
Chapter 2: Getting Started

39
- Selecting a Place to Work
  39
- Setting up Your Computer
  44
- Charging the Battery
  51
- Using the Computer for the First Time
  52
  - Opening the Display Panel
    52
  - Turning on the Power
    53
  - Using the Touchpad
    54
  - Setting up Your Software
    55
  - Setting up a Printer
    56
- Turning off the Computer
  59
- Caring for Your Computer
  60
  - Cleaning the Computer
    60
  - Moving the Computer
    61
  - Using a Computer Lock
    61
Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

63
- Computing Tips
  63
- Using the Keyboard
  64
  - Character Keys
    65
  - Ctrl, Fn, and Alt Keys
    65
  - Function Keys
    65
  - Windows Special Keys
    66
  - Overlay Keys
    66
- Starting a Program
  69
- Saving Your Work
  70
- Printing Your Work
  71
- Using Diskettes
  71
  - Inserting and Removing Diskettes
    72
  - Caring for Diskettes
    72
- Backing up Your Files
  73
- Using Your CD or DVD Drive
  73
- Setting up for Communications
  82
  - Connecting the Modem to a Phone Line
    82
  - Connecting Your Computer to a Network
    83
- Powering down the Computer
  84
  - Turn off or Shut down Command
    84
  - Hibernation Command
    84
  - Stand by Command
    85
- Using Turn off or Shut down
  86
  - Turning off more Quickly
    87
  - Starting Again after Turn off or Shut down
    87
- Using Hibernation
  88
  - Starting Again from Hibernation Mode
    89
- Using Stand by
  90
  - Starting Again from Stand by
    91
Chapter 4: Mobile Computing

93
- Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
  93
- Running the Computer on Battery Power
  94
  - Using a Second Battery
    94
  - Battery Safety Precautions
    94
  - Maximizing Battery Life
    95
  - Power Management
    95
- Charging Batteries
  96
  - Charging the Main and Secondary Batteries
    96
  - Charging the RTC Battery
    97
- Monitoring Battery Power
  98
- Changing the Main Battery
  101
  - Removing the Battery from the Computer
    101
- Disposing of Used Batteries Safely
  101
- Traveling Tips
  102
  - Operating System
    103
Chapter 5 : Getting to Know the Windows® XP

103
Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

135
- Windows XP Special Features
  135
- Personalizing Your Desktop
  136
  - Customizing the Taskbar
    136
  - Bringing the World to Your Desktop
    137
  - Changing Desktop and Browsing Style
    138
  - Personalizing Individual Windows
    139
  - Customizing Window Toolbars
    140
  - Displaying Information about each Folder
    141
- Using Your Computer at the Office
  142
  - Setting up for Communications
    143
  - Connecting the Modem to a Telephone Line
    144
- Using the Ethernet LAN Port
  144
  - Accessing a LAN
    145
  - Setting up a Direct Connection
    145
  - Setting up a Dial-Up Connection
    145
- Exchanging Data with Another Computer
  146
- Connecting to the Internet
  149
- An Overview of Using the Internet
  150
  - The Internet
    150
  - The World Wide Web
    150
  - Internet Service Providers
    151
  - Signing up with an Internet Service Provider
    151
  - Surfing the Internet
    151
  - Internet Features
    152
  - Uploading and Downloading Files from the Internet
    152
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  153
- Exploring Video Features
  153
  - Transferring and Editing Video Data
    153
  - Playing Dvds
    154
  - Display Settings Hot Key
    154
- Exploring Audio Features
  155
  - Recording Sounds
    156
  - Using a Microphone
    156
  - Adjusting Recording Settings
    157
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    157
- Connecting a Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse
  158
- Connecting a Television to the S-Video out Port
  158
  - Changing the Display Properties Setting
    159
  - Playing Video Cds
    161
- Using PC Cards
  162
  - PC Card Supporting Software
    162
  - Inserting PC Cards
    162
  - Removing PC Cards
    163
  - Hot Swapping
    163
- Using Smartmedia Cards
  164
  - Inserting a Smartmedia Card
    165
  - Removing a Smartmedia Card
    165
- Emulating a Full-Size Keyboard
  165
Chapter 7: Windvd 2000

167
- Playing Dvds
  167
  - Using the Windvd Toolbar
    169
  - Using the Windvd Status Bar
    169
  - Using the Windvd Control Panel
    170
  - Using the Control Panel Playback Buttons
    171
  - Maximizing the Video Window
    173
- Using Playlists
  174
- Customizing Windvd
  176
  - Setting General Properties
    177
  - Setting Audio Properties
    178
  - Setting Display Properties
    180
  - Customizing the Control Panel
    181
- Using Windvd Advanced Features
  182
  - Zooming in
    187
  - Panning
    188
  - Zooming out
    188
  - Adjusting the Color Balance
    188
- Launching an Internet Browser from Windvd
  189
- Getting Help
  189
- Exiting Windvd
  189
Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong

191
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  193
- The Windows Operating System Is Not Working
  194
- Resolving a Hardware Conflict
  197
  - A Plan of Action
    197
  - Resolving Hardware Conflicts on Your Own
    198
  - Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
    200
  - Memory Card Problems
    201
  - Power and the Batteries
    202
  - Keyboard Problems
    203
  - Display Problems
    204
  - Disk Drive Problems
    206
  - CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Drive Problems
    208
  - Sound System Problems
    216
  - PC Card Problems
    217
  - Printer Problems
    220
  - Modem Problems
    221
- Develop Good Computing Habits
  222
- Using Virtualtech
  223
- If You Need Further Assistance
  224
  - Before You Call
    224
  - Contacting Toshiba
    224
- Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
  226
Appendix A: Hot Keys

231
- Instant Password Security
  231
- Sound
  232
- Display Modes
  232
- Keyboard Hot Keys
  232
Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors

233
- USA and Canada
  233
- United Kingdom
  233
- Australia
  233
- Europe
  233
- Glossary
  235
- Index
  251

Toshiba Satellite 3000 Series Manual (264 pages)

Integrated, DeviceNet Module

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Controller | Size: 2.78 MB

Table of Contents
17
1 Overview of the Devicenet Module

21
2 Names and Functions of the Parts of the DN311

35
- External Views, Dimensions, and Names of Parts
  35
- Functions of the Parts
  36
3 Preparations for Operation (Hardware)

39
- DN311 Setting Flowchart (Hardware)
  39
- Setting the Switches
  41
  - DIP Switches for Operation Mode/Communication
    41
    
    Rate Setting
    41
  - Rotary Switches for Node Address Setting
    43
- Mounting in the Base Unit
  45
- Connection to the Network
  46
  - Connecting Devicenet Cables to Network
    48
    
    Connector
    48
  - Connecting Network Connector to the DN311
    49
- Network Power/Grounding
  51
- Network Components
  60
4 Operating Procedures for the DN311 (Software)

63
- Registering the DN311
  64
- S Controller Interface Buffer Memory Configuration
  68
  - Input/Output Data Areas
    70
  - RAS Information Area
    74
  - Data Area
    83
  - Semaphore Area
    84
- Requests to the DN311
  87
  - DN311 Operation Modes
    88
  - Reset Request
    89
  - Parameter Setting Request (Local Node)
    91
  - Parameter Setting Request (Slave Devices)
    94
  - Operation Mode Control Request
    97
  - RAS Information Read Request
    99
  - Time Setting Request
    101
- User Function Block for Slave Data Input/Output
  102
- Completion Status
  111
5 Example of Use of the DN311

113
- System Configuration of the Example
  114
- DN311 Operating Sequence
  115
- Slave Data Input/Output
  116
- Other Functions
  128
6 RAS Information (Except for RAS Area in Communication Memory)

133
- Module Status (Ms)/Network Status (NS) Leds
  134
- Indications of the 7-Segment LED
  135
- RAS Information Read Data
  137
  - RAS Counter
    137
  - Event History
    140
  - Execution Node Information
    143
7 Troubleshooting

145
- At Module Start
  145
- Reset Request (Scan List Clear)
  146
- No Run Mode
  147
- Data Communication with Slave Devices
  149
8 Installation and Wiring

151
- Installation Environment and Mounting the Base Unit
  151
- Mounting/Removing the Module
  152
- Power Cable Wiring/Grounding
  153
  - Power Cable Wiring
    153
  - Grounding
    153
- Network Installation
  154
  - Cabling Outside the Cubicle
    154
  - Cabling Inside the Cubicle
    157
A Maintenance and Inspection

159
B READ Instruction/Write Instruction Execution Time

161
100 C Definition of each Request Function

163
- Block
  
  163
- Reset Request Function Block
  163
- Parameter Setting Request (Local Node)
  174
  - Function Block
    174
- Parameter Setting Request (Slave) Function Block
  183
- Operation Mode Control Request Function Block
  192
- RAS Information Read Request Function Block
  202
- Time Setting Request Function Block
  211
D Definitions of the Function Block for Slave Data Input/Output

221
E Dn311A

258
Index

261

Toshiba Satellite 3000 Series User Manual (96 pages)

Analog module

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Control Unit | Size: 2.33 MB

Table of Contents
11
Module
13
Ad318/Ad328/Ad338
13
Specifications
13
External
14
Terminal Connections
15
Wiring Method
16
Internal Block Diagram
17
Module Data Structure
18
Ad368
20
Specification
20
External
21
Mode Switching
23
Terminal Connections
24
Wiring Method
25
Internal Block Diagram
27
Module Data Structure
28
Gain/Offset Calibration Function
32
Da364/Da374
34
Specification
34
External
35
Mode Switching
37
Terminal Connections
39
Wiring Method
40
Internal Block Diagram
41
Module Data Structure
42
Gain/Offset Calibration Function
47
Rt318
49
Specification
49
External
50
Terminal Connections
51
Wiring Method
52
Internal Block Diagram
54
Module Data Structure
55
Data Calibration
60
Offset Calibration Function
61
Da314S/Da324S/Da364S/Da374S
62
Specification
62
External
64
Terminal Connections
65
Status Indicator LED / DIP-Switch Setting
66
Wiring Method
67
Internal Block Diagram
69
Module Data Structure
70
Supplement
74
Program Example
75
I/O Assignment
76
I/O Variable Declaration
77
Programming
78
Handling and Precautions
83
Module Installation
83
Installation Site Environment
84
Wiring Precautions
85
Appendix
87
Gain/Offset Calibration (AD368/DA364/DA374)
87
MREAD Command
89
MWRITE Command
91

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TOSHIBA Satellite 3000 Series Portable Personal Computer

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

Chapter 4: Mobile Computing

Chapter 5: Getting to Know the Windows Millennium Edition Operating System

Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

Chapter 7: Windvd 2000

Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong

Appendix A: Hot Keys

Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors

Toshiba Satellite 3000 Series User Manual (262 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

Chapter 4: Mobile Computing

Chapter 5 : Getting to Know the Windows® XP

Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

Chapter 7: Windvd 2000

Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong

Appendix A: Hot Keys

Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors

Toshiba Satellite 3000 Series Manual (264 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Overview of the Devicenet Module

2 Names and Functions of the Parts of the DN311

3 Preparations for Operation (Hardware)

4 Operating Procedures for the DN311 (Software)

5 Example of Use of the DN311

6 RAS Information (Except for RAS Area in Communication Memory)

7 Troubleshooting

8 Installation and Wiring

A Maintenance and Inspection

B READ Instruction/Write Instruction Execution Time

100 C Definition of each Request Function

Block

D Definitions of the Function Block for Slave Data Input/Output

E Dn311A

Index

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