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PERATING BASICS
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Cleaning the computer
3. Plug the other end of the cable into a LAN hub connector. Check with your
LAN administrator before connecting to a hub.
NOTE: When the computer is exchanging data with the LAN, the LAN
Active indicator glows yellow. When the computer is connected to a
LAN hub but is not exchanging data, the Link indicator glows green.
Disconnecting LAN cable
To disconnect the LAN cable, follow the steps below.
CAUTION: Make sure the LAN Active indicator (yellow LED) is out
before you disconnect the computer from the LAN.
1. Pinch the lever on the connector in the computer’s LAN jack and pull out the
connector.
2. Disconnect the cable from the LAN hub in the same manner. Check with your
LAN administrator before disconnecting from the hub.
Cleaning the computer
To help ensure long, trouble-free operation, keep the computer free of dust and use
care with liquids around the computer.
◆ Be careful not to spill liquids into the computer. If the computer does get wet,
turn the power off immediately and let the computer dry completely before you
turn it on again.
◆ Clean the computer using a slightly damp (with water) cloth. You can use glass
cleaner on the display. Spray a small amount of cleaner on a soft, clean cloth
and wipe the screen gently with the cloth.
CAUTION: Never spray cleaner directly onto the computer or let liquid
run into any part of it. Never use harsh or caustic chemical products to
clean the computer.
- Satellite 5200 Series 1
- Portable Personal Computer 1
- User’s Manual 1
- Copyright 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- FCC information 3
- FCC conditions 4
- Modem warning notice 5
- Japan regulations 6
- Type of service 7
- Telephone company procedures 7
- If problems arise 7
- Disconnection 7
- Fax branding 8
- General conditions 12
- UJDA740 safety instruction 13
- TEAC CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive 16
- DW-224E safety instruction 16
- TEAC DVD-ROM drive DV-28E 19
- Table of Contents 23
- Chapter 3 Getting Started 24
- Chapter 4 Operating Basics 25
- Chapter 5 The Keyboard 26
- Chapter 8 Optional Devices 27
- Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 28
- Appendixes 29
- Manual contents 31
- Conventions 32
- Key operation 33
- Messages 33
- General Precautions 35
- PC card overheating 36
- Introduction 37
- Features 38
- Pointing devices 40
- Multimedia 41
- Communications 42
- Special features 43
- Utilities 45
- NTRODUCTION 47
- TOSHIBA Style Bay options 48
- The Grand Tour 49
- Left side 50
- On Off 51
- Back side 53
- DC IN 15V 54
- Under side 55
- Front with the display open 57
- TouchPad model 58
- System indicators 59
- Keyboard indicators 60
- USB diskette drive 61
- Fixed optical media drive 62
- TOSHIBA Style Bay modules 65
- Bridge media adaptor 67
- Weight saver 68
- Volume controls 70
- Cursor controls 70
- DVD controls 70
- AC adaptor 71
- Getting Started 73
- Placement of the computer 74
- Seating and posture 75
- Lighting 76
- Work habits 76
- Connecting the AC adaptor 77
- Opening the display 78
- Turning on the power 78
- Turning off the power 79
- Hibernation mode 80
- Starting Hibernation 81
- Data save in hibernation mode 81
- Standby mode 82
- Restarting the computer 83
- Operating Basics 85
- Using the TouchPad 88
- Using the USB diskette drive 89
- Removing a module 90
- Installing a module 91
- Using optical media drives 92
- Loading disks 93
- Removing disks 95
- Figure 4-13 Mode control 97
- Audio/Video controls 98
- Mode Control button 99
- Next and previous buttons 100
- Play/Pause and Stop buttons 100
- Writing CDs 101
- Media care 102
- Diskettes 103
- Using the microphone 104
- Region selection 105
- Properties menu 106
- Connecting 107
- Wireless communications 108
- Wireless communication switch 109
- Connecting LAN cable 110
- Cleaning the computer 111
- Moving the computer 112
- Heat dispersal 112
- TOSHIBA Remote Control 113
- Changing the battery 114
- Battery safety precautions 115
- User's Manual 116
- The Keyboard 119
- F1 … F12 function keys 120
- KEYBOARD 121
- Windows special keys 125
- Keypad overlay 125
- Numeric mode 126
- Generating ASCII characters 127
- Power and Power-Up Modes 129
- Power conditions 131
- Power indicators 132
- Battery types 133
- Secondary battery (option) 134
- Real Time Clock battery 134
- Safety precautions 135
- Charging the batteries 137
- Procedures 138
- Battery charging notice 138
- Monitoring battery capacity 139
- Retaining data with power off 140
- Extending battery life 140
- Replacing the battery pack 141
- POWER AND 143
- -UP MODES 143
- Power-up modes 144
- Panel power off 144
- System Auto Off 144
- HW Setup and Passwords 145
- HW Setup window 146
- Password 147
- HW Setup 149
- Boot Priority 150
- Supervisor password 152
- Optional Devices 153
- PC cards 154
- Removing a PC card 155
- SD cards 156
- Removing an SD card 157
- SD card care 157
- Memory expansion 158
- Installing memory module 159
- Removing memory module 160
- OPTIONAL DEVICES 161
- SmartMedia 162
- Removing 163
- Memory Stick 164
- Compact Flash 165
- Bridge media care 166
- Additional battery pack 167
- Additional AC adaptor 169
- Battery charger 169
- TOSHIBA Style Bay HDD adaptor 169
- External monitor 171
- Changing the resolution 172
- Precautions 174
- Disconnecting 175
- Security lock 176
- Troubleshooting 177
- Analyzing the problem 178
- Hardware and system checklist 179
- Self test 180
- Overheating power down 181
- AC power 181
- Keyboard 183
- LCD panel 183
- Hard disk drive 184
- DVD-ROM drive 185
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive 186
- Diskette drive 187
- Infrared port 189
- Pointing device 189
- USB mouse 190
- Sound system 192
- Wireless LAN 195
- Bluetooth 196
- TOSHIBA support 197
- Specifications 199
- Built-in Modem 200
- Display Controller and 201
- Video modes 202
- Appendix B 203
- AT Commands 213
- A Answer command 214
- En Echo command 215
- Hn Hook control 215
- In Request ID information 215
- Ln Monitor speaker volume 216
- Mn Monitor speaker mode 216
- Nn Modulation handshake 216
- P Select pulse dialing 217
- Qn Result code control 217
- T Select tone dialing 218
- Vn DCE response format 218
- Dial tone detect 219
- Busy tone detect 219
- Zn Recall stored profile 219
- &Dn DTR control 220
- &F Load factory settings 220
- &Tn Self-test commands 221
- Display Current Configuration 222
- Appendix C 223
- \Vn Protocol result code 224
- %B View numbers in blacklist 224
- %Cn Data compression control 224
- S-registers 225
- S0 Auto answer ring number 226
- S1 Ring counter 226
- (user defined) 226
- S6 Wait before dialing 227
- S8 Comma pause time 228
- S11 DTMF dialing speed 228
- S12 Escape guard time 228
- S37 Dial line rate 229
- AT command set result codes 230
- 2 90 Blacklist is full 231
- V.90 mode 233
- AT Command 235
- Internal Modem Guide 237
- Removing the internal modem 238
- Radio characteristics 240
- Appendix G 241
- Supported frequency sub-bands 242
- AC Power Cord and 243
- Connectors 243
- Glossary 245
- LOSSARYLOSSARY 246
- User's manual 260
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