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TROUBLESHOOTING
9-10
Check the region code on the DVD. It must match
that on the DVD-ROM drive. Region codes are
listed in the
Optical media
section in Chapter 2,
The Grand Tour
.
If problems persist, contact your dealer.
CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive
For more information, refer to Chapter 4, Operating Basics.
Problem Procedure
You cannot access Make sure the drive’s drawer is securely
a CD/DVD in the drive closed. Press gently until it clicks into place.
Open the drawer and make sure the CD/DVD is
properly seated. It should lie flat with the label
facing up.
A foreign object in the drawer could block laser
light from reading the CD/DVD. Make sure there
is no obstruction. Remove any foreign object.
Check whether the CD/DVD is dirty. If it is, wipe it
with a clean cloth dipped in water or a neutral
cleaner. See the
Media care
section in Chapter 4
for details on cleaning.
Some CD/DVDs The software or hardware configuration may
run correctly, but be causing a problem. Make sure the
others do not hardware configuration matches your software’s
needs. Check the CD/DVD’s documentation.
Check the type of CD/DVD you are using. The
drive supports:
- 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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