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Toshiba Tecra M10 Series User Manual (262 pages)

M10-S3451 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 5 MB

Critical Applications
3
Fcc Requirements
4
Industry Canada Requirement
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Telephone Company Procedures
5
Instructions for IC CS-03 Certified Equipment
6
Wireless Interoperability
7
Wireless Lan and Your Health
7
Canada - Industry Canada (IC)
8
Regulatory Information
8
EU Declaration of Conformity
9
Modem Warning Notice
10
VCCI Class B Information
10
Using this Equipment in Japan
11
Device Authorization
12
Radio Approvals for Wireless Devices
13
Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability
20
Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health
22
European Union (EU) and EFTA
23
Regulatory Statements
23
Location of the Required Label
25
Export Administration Regulation
26
Table of Contents
28
Introduction
37
This Guide
39
Safety Icons
40
- Other Icons Used
  40
Other Documentation
41
Service Options
41
Chapter 1: Getting Started

42
Chapter 2: Learning the Basics

92
- Computing Tips
  92
- Using the Keyboard
  94
  - Character Keys
    94
  - Making Your Keyboard Emulate a Full-Size Keyboard
    94
  - Ctrl, Fn, and Alt Keys
    95
  - Function Keys
    95
  - Special Windows ® Keys
    95
  - Overlay Keys
    96
  - Using the Overlay to Type Numeric Data
    96
- Starting a Program
  97
- Saving Your Work
  99
- Printing Your Work
  101
- Backing up Your Work
  102
  - Restoring Your Work
    102
- Using the Optical Drive
  102
  - Optical Drive Components
    103
  - Inserting an Optical Disc
    104
  - Playing an Audio CD
    105
  - Playing Optical Media
    106
  - Recording Optical Media
    106
  - Removing a Disc with the Computer on
    107
  - Removing a Disc with the Computer off
    107
  - Caring for Optical Discs
    108
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  108
Chapter 3: Mobile Computing

109
- Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
  109
- Running the Computer on Battery Power
  110
  - Battery Notice
    110
  - Power Management
    111
  - Using Additional Batteries
    112
- Charging Batteries
  112
  - Charging the Main Battery
    112
  - Charging the RTC Battery
    113
- Monitoring Main Battery Power
  114
  - Determining Remaining Battery Power
    115
  - What to Do When the Main Battery Runs Low
    116
  - Setting Battery Notifications
    116
  - Conserving Battery Power
    117
  - Power Plans
    118
  - Using a Hot Key to Set the Power Plan
    119
- Changing the Main Battery
  120
  - Removing the Battery from the Computer
    120
  - Inserting a Charged Battery
    122
- Taking Care of Your Battery
  123
  - Safety Precautions
    123
  - Maintaining Your Battery
    124
- Disposing of Used Batteries
  125
- Traveling Tips
  126
Chapter 4: Exploring Your Computer's Features

127
- Exploring the Desktop
  127
  - Finding Your Way Around the Desktop
    128
- Setting up for Communications
  130
  - Connecting Your Computer to a Network
    130
  - Connecting a Modem to a Telephone Line
    131
- An Overview of Using the Internet
  133
  - The Internet
    133
  - The World Wide Web
    133
  - Internet Service Providers
    133
  - Connecting to the Internet
    134
  - Surfing the Internet
    134
  - Internet Features
    134
  - Uploading To, and Downloading Files From, the Internet
    135
- Exploring Audio Features
  135
  - Recording Sounds
    135
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    136
- Web Camera
  137
- Using PC Cards
  137
  - Inserting a PC Card
    137
  - Removing a PC Card
    138
  - Setting up a PC Card for Your Computer
    139
- Smart Card Reader
  139
- Using the Bridge Media Adapter Slot
  140
  - Inserting Memory Media
    140
  - Removing Memory Media
    141
- Using the I.link ® Port
  141
- Using an Expansion Device
  142
  - Using an Optional Toshiba Express Port Replicator with Your Computer
    142
Chapter 5: Utilities

143
- TOSHIBA Assist
  144
  - Connect
    145
  - Secure
    146
  - Protect & Fix
    147
  - Optimize
    148
- TOSHIBA Application Installer
  149
- Setting Passwords
  150
  - Using an Instant Password
    150
  - Using a Supervisor Password
    151
  - Using a User Password
    152
  - Deleting a User Password
    153
- TOSHIBA Security Assist
  154
- TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool Utility
  156
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Utility
  157
- TOSHIBA SD™ Memory Card Format Utility
  158
- TOSHIBA SD™ Memory Boot Utility
  159
  - Booting from a Bootable SD Card
    160
- Mouse Utility
  161
- TOSHIBA Hardware Setup
  162
- USB Sleep and Charge Utility
  164
  - Starting the USB Sleep and Charge Utility
    164
  - USB Sleep and Charge
    164
  - Enabling USB Sleep and Charge
    166
  - Power Supply Mode Settings
    166
  - Battery Settings
    166
- TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  167
- TOSHIBA Button Support
  168
- CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  169
- TOSHIBA Accessibility
  170
- Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
  171
- Fingerprint Authentication Utility
  172
- Configfree
  175
  - Getting Started
    175
  - Configfree ® Utilities
    176
Chapter 6: If Something Goes Wrong

179
- Problems that Are Easy to Fix
  179
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  180
- The Windows Operating System Is Not Working
  183
- Resolving a Hardware Conflict
  185
  - A Plan of Action
    185
  - Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
    186
  - Memory Problems
    187
  - Power and the Batteries
    188
  - Keyboard Problems
    189
  - Display Problems
    190
  - Disk or Internal Storage Drive Problems
    192
  - Optical Drive Problems
    194
  - Sound System Problems
    195
  - PC Card Problems
    195
  - Printer Problems
    197
  - Modem Problems
    198
  - Wireless Networking Problems
    199
- DVD Operating Problems
  201
- Develop Good Computing Habits
  202
  - Data and System Configuration Backup in the Windows
    203
  - Operating System
    203
- If You Need Further Assistance
  207
  - Before You Contact Toshiba
    207
  - Contacting Toshiba
    208
- Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
  209
- Toshiba's Worldwide Offices
  209
Appendix A: Hot Keys/Toshiba Cards

211
- Hot Key Cards
  211
  - Using the Hot Key Cards
    212
- Application Cards
  213
  - Using the Application Cards
    214
  - Card Case
    214
- Hot Key Functions
  215
  - Volume Mute
    216
  - Lock (Instant Security)
    217
  - Power Plan
    218
    
    Sleep Mode
    219
    
    Hibernation Mode
    220
    
    Output (Display Switch)
    221
    
    Display Brightness
    222
    
    Disabling or Enabling Wireless Devices
    223
    
    Disabling or Enabling the Toshiba Dual Pointing Device
    224
    
    Zoom (Display Resolution)
    225
    
    Keyboard Hot Key Functions
    226
Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors

227
Appendix C: TOSHIBA PC

228
- Health Monitor
  228
- Enabling the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor
  229
Appendix D: Important Information for Microsoft

233
- Microsoft Windows
  233
- Setting up Your Software
  233
- Getting Detailed Product Specifications
  233
- Windows ® 7 Users
  234
- Creating Recovery Dvds/Media
  234
- Registering Your Computer with Toshiba
  234
- Familiarizing Yourself with the Windows Desktop
  234
- Shutting down Your Computer
  235
- Checking Total Memory (RAM)
  235
- Using Windows Explorer
  235
  - User Account
    236
- Learning about Windows
  236
  - Control
    236
- Re-Installing Drivers and Applications
  236
- Setting up a Printer
  236
- Setting Power Options
  236
- Setting Battery Notifications
  236
- Selecting a Power Plan
  237
- Accessing the Mouse Utility
  237
- Accessing Web Camera Application Help
  237
- Removing Hardware from Your Computer Safely
  237
- Checking Device Properties/Status
  237
- Uninstalling Programs in Windows ® 7
  238
- Using IPCONFIG to Determine the Computer's IP Address
  238
- If a Blank Screen Appears While You Are Watching a DVD
  238
- If the Screen Saver Appears While You Are Watching a DVD
  238
- Backing up Your Computer and Creating System Restore Points
  239
- Using Virtualization Technology
  239
- Glossary
  241
- Index
  255

Toshiba Tecra M10 Series User Manual (252 pages)

M10-S3401 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 4 MB

Critical Applications
3
Fcc Requirements
4
Industry Canada Requirement
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Telephone Company Procedures
5
Instructions for IC CS-03 Certified Equipment
6
Wireless Interoperability
7
Wireless Lan and Your Health
7
Canada - Industry Canada (IC)
8
Regulatory Information
8
EU Declaration of Conformity
9
Modem Warning Notice
10
VCCI Class B Information
10
Using this Equipment in Japan
11
Device Authorization
12
Radio Approvals for Wireless Devices
13
Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability
20
Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health
22
European Union (EU) and EFTA
23
Regulatory Statements
23
Location of the Required Label
25
Export Administration Regulation
26
Table of Contents
28
Introduction
36
This Guide
38
Safety Icons
39
- Other Icons Used
  39
Other Documentation
40
Service Options
40
Chapter 1: Getting Started

41
Chapter 2: Learning the Basics

91
- Computing Tips
  91
- Using the Keyboard
  93
  - Character Keys
    93
  - Making Your Keyboard Emulate a Full-Size Keyboard
    93
  - Ctrl, Fn, and Alt Keys
    94
  - Function Keys
    94
  - Special Windows ® Keys
    94
  - Overlay Keys
    95
  - Using the Overlay to Type Numeric Data
    95
- Starting a Program
  96
- Saving Your Work
  98
- Printing Your Work
  100
- Backing up Your Work
  101
  - Restoring Your Work
    101
- Using the Optical Drive
  101
  - Optical Drive Components
    102
  - Inserting an Optical Disc
    103
  - Playing an Audio CD
    104
  - Playing Optical Media
    105
  - Recording Optical Media
    105
  - Removing a Disc with the Computer on
    106
  - Removing a Disc with the Computer off
    106
  - Caring for Optical Discs
    107
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  107
Chapter 3: Mobile Computing

108
- Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
  108
- Running the Computer on Battery Power
  109
  - Battery Notice
    109
  - Power Management
    110
  - Using Additional Batteries
    111
- Charging Batteries
  111
  - Charging the Main Battery
    111
  - Charging the RTC Battery
    112
- Monitoring Main Battery Power
  113
  - Determining Remaining Battery Power
    114
  - What to Do When the Main Battery Runs Low
    115
  - Setting Battery Notifications
    115
  - Conserving Battery Power
    116
  - Power Plans
    117
  - Using a Hot Key to Set the Power Plan
    118
- Changing the Main Battery
  119
  - Removing the Battery from the Computer
    119
  - Inserting a Charged Battery
    121
- Taking Care of Your Battery
  122
  - Safety Precautions
    122
  - Maintaining Your Battery
    123
- Disposing of Used Batteries
  124
- Traveling Tips
  125
Chapter 4: Exploring Your Computer's Features

126
- Exploring the Desktop
  126
  - Finding Your Way Around the Desktop
    127
- Setting up for Communications
  129
  - Connecting Your Computer to a Network
    129
  - Connecting a Modem to a Telephone Line
    130
- An Overview of Using the Internet
  132
  - The Internet
    132
  - The World Wide Web
    132
  - Internet Service Providers
    132
  - Connecting to the Internet
    133
  - Surfing the Internet
    133
  - Internet Features
    133
  - Uploading To, and Downloading Files From, the Internet
    134
- Exploring Audio Features
  134
  - Recording Sounds
    134
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    135
- Web Camera
  136
- Using PC Cards
  136
  - Inserting a PC Card
    136
  - Removing a PC Card
    137
  - Setting up a PC Card for Your Computer
    138
- Smart Card Reader
  138
- Using the Bridge Media Adapter Slot
  139
  - Inserting Memory Media
    139
  - Removing Memory Media
    140
- Using the I.link ® Port
  140
- Using an Expansion Device
  141
  - Using an Optional Toshiba Express Port Replicator with Your Computer
    141
Chapter 5: Utilities

142
- TOSHIBA Assist
  143
  - Connect
    144
  - Secure
    145
  - Protect & Fix
    146
  - Optimize
    147
- TOSHIBA Application Installer
  148
- Setting Passwords
  149
  - Using an Instant Password
    149
  - Using a Supervisor Password
    150
  - Using a User Password
    151
  - Deleting a User Password
    152
- TOSHIBA Security Assist
  153
- TOSHIBA PC Diagnostic Tool Utility
  155
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Utility
  156
- TOSHIBA SD Memory Card Format Utility
  157
- TOSHIBA SD Memory Boot Utility
  158
  - Booting from a Bootable SD Card
    159
- Mouse Utility
  160
- TOSHIBA Hardware Setup
  161
- USB Sleep and Charge Utility
  163
  - Starting the USB Sleep and Charge Utility
    163
  - USB Sleep and Charge
    163
  - Enabling USB Sleep and Charge
    165
  - Power Supply Mode Settings
    165
  - Battery Settings
    165
- TOSHIBA Zooming Utility
  166
- TOSHIBA Button Support
  167
- CD/DVD Drive Acoustic Silencer
  168
- TOSHIBA Accessibility
  169
- Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
  170
- Fingerprint Authentication Utility
  171
- Configfree
  174
  - Getting Started
    174
  - Configfree ® Utilities
    175
Chapter 6: If Something Goes Wrong

178
- Problems that Are Easy to Fix
  178
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  179
- The Windows Operating System Is Not Working
  182
- Resolving a Hardware Conflict
  184
  - A Plan of Action
    184
  - Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
    185
  - Memory Problems
    186
  - Power and the Batteries
    187
  - Keyboard Problems
    188
  - Display Problems
    189
  - Disk or Internal Storage Drive Problems
    191
  - Optical Drive Problems
    193
  - Sound System Problems
    194
  - PC Card Problems
    194
  - Printer Problems
    196
  - Modem Problems
    197
  - Wireless Networking Problems
    198
- DVD Operating Problems
  200
- Develop Good Computing Habits
  201
  - Data and System Configuration Backup in the Windows
    202
  - Windows ® Operating System
    202
- If You Need Further Assistance
  206
  - Before You Contact Toshiba
    206
  - Contacting Toshiba
    207
- Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
  208
- Toshiba's Worldwide Offices
  208
Appendix A: Hot Keys/Toshiba Cards

210
- Hot Key Cards
  210
  - Using the Hot Key Cards
    211
- Application Cards
  212
  - Using the Application Cards
    213
  - Card Case
    213
- Hot Key Functions
  214
  - Volume Mute
    215
  - Lock (Instant Security)
    216
  - Power Plan
    217
  - Sleep Mode
    218
  - Hibernation Mode
    219
  - Output (Display Switch)
    220
  - Display Brightness
    221
  - Disabling or Enabling Wireless Devices
    222
  - Disabling or Enabling the Toshiba Dual Pointing Device
    223
  - Zoom (Display Resolution)
    224
  - Keyboard Hot Key Functions
    225
Appendix B: Power Cord/Cable Connectors

226
Appendix C: TOSHIBA PC

227
- Health Monitor
  227
- Enabling the TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor
  228
  - If a TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor Message Is Displayed
    229
  - Cleaning the Cooling Module
    230
- Glossary
  232
- Index
  246

Toshiba Tecra M10 Series User Manual (246 pages)

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
2
Copyright
6
Disclaimer
6
Trademarks
6
Fcc Conditions
7
FCC Information
7
EU Conformity Statement
8
Modem Warning Notice
8
VCCI Class B Information
8
Conformity Statement
9
Japan Regulations
9
Network Compatibility Statement
9
Fax Branding
11
If Problems Arise
11
Type of Service
11
Instructions for IC CS-03 Certified Equipment
12
Modem Warning Notice for Australia
13
Notes for Users in Australia and New Zealand
13
General Conditions
15
Disposing of the Computer and the Computer's Batteries
16
Following Information Is Only Valid for EU-Member States
16
Optical Disc Drive Safety Instructions
17
International Precautions
21
Conventions
23
Preface
23
Key Operation
24
General Precautions
26
Provide Adequate Ventilation
26
Creating a Computer-Friendly Environment
27
Heat Injury
27
Stress Injury
27
Instruction Manual for Safety and Comfort
28
Mobile Phones
28
PC Card Overheating
28
Pressure or Impact Damage
28
Equipment Checklist
29
Getting Started
29
Connecting the Ac Adaptor
32
Opening the Display
34
Shut down Mode
35
Sleep Mode
36
Starting Hibernation Mode
38
Restarting the Computer
39
System Recovery Options
40
Creating Recovery Media
41
System Recovery
41
User's Manual
41
Restoring the Pre-Installed Software from the Recovery Hard Disk Drive
42
Restoring the Pre-Installed Software from Your Created Recovery Media
43
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

44
- Front with the Display Closed
  44
- Left Side
  45
- Right Side
  47
- Back
  49
- Underside
  50
- Front with the Display Open
  52
- Indicators
  55
- System Indicators
  55
- Keyboard Indicators
  56
- Optical Disc Drives
  57
- Writable Discs
  58
- DVD Super Multi Drive Double Layer
  59
- AC Adaptor
  60
Chapter 3 Hardware, Utilities and Options

62
- Hardware
  62
- Optical Disc Drive
  65
- Special Features
  67
- TOSHIBA Value Added Package
  71
- Utilities and Applications
  72
- Optional Devices
  77
- Peripheral Devices
  77
- Removing an Expresscard
  78
- Inserting a PC Card
  79
- Removing a PC Card
  80
- Inserting a Smart Card
  81
- Removing a Smart Card
  82
- Bridge Media Slot
  83
- Memory Media
  84
- Memory Media Format
  84
- Memory Card Care
  85
- About the Write-Protect
  85
- Inserting a Memory Media
  85
- Removing a Memory Media
  86
- Additional Memory Module
  87
- Installing a Memory Module
  88
- Removing a Memory Module
  90
- External Monitor
  92
- Connecting the Monitor Cable
  92
- Disconnecting an Esata Device
  95
- Connecting the I.link (IEEE1394) Cable
  96
- Disconnecting the I.link (IEEE1394) Cable
  97
- Serial Port
  97
- TOSHIBA Express Port Replicator
  98
- Connecting the Security Lock
  99
- Optional Accessories
  100
Chapter 4 Operating Basics

101
- TOSHIBA Dual Pointing Device
  101
- Using the Accupoint
  102
- Accupoint Precautions
  102
- Replacing the Cap
  103
- Using the Fingerprint Sensor
  103
- How to Swipe Your Finger
  104
- Points to Note about the Fingerprint Sensor
  105
- Points to Note about Fingerprint Utility
  106
- Fingerprint Utility Limitations
  106
- Setup Fingerprint Registration
  106
- Delete the Fingerprint Data
  107
- Web Camera
  110
- Using the TOSHIBA Face Recognition
  111
- How to Register the Face Recognition Data
  112
- Windows Logon Via TOSHIBA Face Recognition
  113
- AUTO Mode Login Screen
  113
- 1:1 Mode Login Screen
  114
- Using Optical Disc Drives
  114
- Loading Discs
  115
- Removing Discs
  116
- Writing Cds on DVD-ROM&CD-R/RW Drives
  118
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  118
- When Writing or Rewriting
  119
- Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Super Multi Drives
  120
- Important Message
  121
- TOSHIBA Disc Creator
  125
- Data Verification
  126
- How to Learn more about TOSHIBA Disc Creator
  126
- Media Care
  126
- Floppy Diskettes
  127
- Sound System
  127
- Volume Mixer
  127
- Microphone Level
  128
- Audio Enhancements
  128
- Realtek HD Audio Manager
  128
- Modem
  130
- Region Selection
  130
- Wireless Communications
  133
- Wireless LAN
  134
- Worldwide Operation
  135
- Radio Links
  135
- Bluetooth Stack for Windows by TOSHIBA
  135
- Product Support
  136
- Wireless Communication Switch
  136
- Wireless Communication Indicator
  136
- Lan
  137
- LAN Cable Types
  137
- Connecting the Lan Cable
  137
- Disconnecting the LAN Cable
  138
- Computer Handling
  139
- Cleaning the Computer
  139
- Moving the Computer
  139
- Using the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Protection
  140
- Taskbar Icon
  140
- TOSHIBA HDD Protection Properties
  141
- Detection Level
  141
- Using the TOSHIBA USB Sleep and Charge Utility
  142
- Starting the USB Sleep and Charge Utility
  143
- Heat Dispersal
  144
Chapter 5 The Keyboard

145
- Typewriter Keys
  145
- Function Keys: F1
  146
- Soft Keys: FN Key Combinations
  146
- Emulating Keys on an Enhanced Keyboard
  146
- Hot Keys
  147
- Fn Sticky Key
  149
- Windows Special Keys
  149
- Keypad Overlay
  150
- Arrow Mode
  150
- Numeric Mode
  150
- Generating ASCII Characters
  151
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

152
- Power Conditions
  152
- Monitoring of Power Condition
  153
- Battery Indicator
  153
- Power Indicator
  154
- Battery
  154
- Battery Types
  154
- Battery Pack
  154
- Real Time Clock (RTC) Battery
  155
- Charging the Batteries
  156
- Battery Charging Notice
  157
- Monitoring Battery Capacity
  157
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time
  158
- Retaining Data with Power off
  158
- Extending Battery Life
  158
- Replacing the Battery Pack
  159
- Removing the Battery Pack
  159
- Installing the Battery Pack
  160
- TOSHIBA Password Utility
  161
- User Password
  161
- Supervisor Password
  163
- Starting the Computer by Password
  163
- Power-Up Modes
  164
- Panel Power On/Off
  164
- System Automatic Sleep/Hibernation
  164
Chapter 7 HW Setup

165
- Accessing HW Setup
  165
- HW Setup Window
  165
- Power on Display
  166
- Boot Priority
  167
- Wake-Up on LAN
  170
- Troubleshooting
  172
- Problem Solving Process
  172
- Preliminary Checklist
  172
- Analyzing the Problem
  173
- Hardware and System Checklist
  174
- System Start-Up
  175
- Overheating Power down
  176
- Real Time Clock
  178
- Internal Display Panel
  179
- DVD Super Multi Drive
  183
- USB Floppy Diskette Drive
  184
- Memory Stick
  186
- Dual Pointing Device
  187
- Touch Pad/Accupoint
  187
- USB Mouse
  189
- Fingerprint Sensor
  190
- USB Sleep and Charge Function
  191
- Volume Control Dial
  195
- Recovery Discs
  199
- TOSHIBA Support
  200
- Before You Call
  200
- Where to Write
  200
- Specifications
  202
- Physical Dimensions
  202
- Environmental Requirements
  202
- Power Requirements
  203
- Built-In Modem
  203
- Display Controller and Video Mode
  205
- Display Controller
  205
- Video Mode
  205
- Wireless LAN
  206
- Card Specifications
  206
- Radio Characteristics
  207
- Supported Frequency Sub-Bands
  208
Appendix D Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability

211
Appendix H Legal Footnotes

223
- Non-Applicable Icons*1
  223
- Cpu*2
  223
- Memory (Main System)*3
  224
- Battery Life*4
  225
- Hard Disk Drive (HDD) Capacity*5
  225
- Lcd*6
  225
- Graphics Processor Unit ("GPU")*7
  225
- Wireless LAN*8
  226
- Copy Protection*9
  226
- Images*10
  226
- Glossary
  227
- Index
  241

Toshiba Tecra M10 Series Resource Manual (56 pages)

Toshiba Tecra M10-S1001: Reference Guide

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Table of Contents
2
Device Authorization
6
Radio Approvals for Wireless Devices
7
Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability
14
Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health
15
Regulatory Statements
16
Introduction
21
Setting up Your Computer and Getting Started
23
Adding Memory (Optional)
27
- Installing a Memory Module
  28
- Removing a Memory Module
  32
Your Computer's TFT Display
34
Inserting a PC Card
34
Removing a PC Card
35
Smart Card Reader
35
Learning the Basics
36
Using the Toshiba Dual Pointing Device
36
Using the Touchpad
37
Using the Optical Drive
38
Moving the Computer
41
Mobile Computing
41
Taking Care of Your Battery
45
If Something Goes Wrong
48
If You Need Further Assistance
52
Power Cord/Cable Connectors
53
Features and Specifications
53
Index
54

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