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... on Scroll Lock-Scroll Lock is on Low battery-Battery capacity is less than 20% Charging-Battery is in an unpressurized storage ActionNote 4SLC2-50-2 12/93 blinks when the AC adapter is connected and charging the battery Suspend mode-Computer is fully charged; continuous brightness and contrast controls; EPSON ActionNote 4SLC2-50 LCD Display Monochrome: 640 x 480 x 32 shades of...
... on Scroll Lock-Scroll Lock is on Low battery-Battery capacity is less than 20% Charging-Battery is in an unpressurized storage ActionNote 4SLC2-50-2 12/93 blinks when the AC adapter is connected and charging the battery Suspend mode-Computer is fully charged; continuous brightness and contrast controls; EPSON ActionNote 4SLC2-50 LCD Display Monochrome: 640 x 480 x 32 shades of...
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... the Hard Disk 2-15 Using Memory 2-16 CHAPTER 3 POWERING THE COMPUTER Using the AC Adapter 3-1 Using the Battery Pack 3-2 Replacing the Battery Pack 3-2 Recharging the Battery 3-5 Low Battery Indicator 3-6 Using the Suspend/Resume Switch 3-7 Using Setup to Conserve Battery Power 3-8 CHAPTER 4 CONNECTING OPTIONAL DEVICES Connecting an External Monitor 4-2 Connecting a Parallel Printer 4-4 Connecting a Serial Device 4-5 Checking...
... the Hard Disk 2-15 Using Memory 2-16 CHAPTER 3 POWERING THE COMPUTER Using the AC Adapter 3-1 Using the Battery Pack 3-2 Replacing the Battery Pack 3-2 Recharging the Battery 3-5 Low Battery Indicator 3-6 Using the Suspend/Resume Switch 3-7 Using Setup to Conserve Battery Power 3-8 CHAPTER 4 CONNECTING OPTIONAL DEVICES Connecting an External Monitor 4-2 Connecting a Parallel Printer 4-4 Connecting a Serial Device 4-5 Checking...
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... Settings with Select Option 6-4 Setting the Standby Timer 6-6 Using VGACONF From the Command Line 6-7 APPENDIX A TROUBLESHOOTING Identifying Your System A-2 Error Messages A-3 The Computer Won't Start A-3 Battery Problems A-4 AC Adapter Problems A-5 The LCD Screen Is Blank A-6 The External Monitor Screen Is Blank A-6 The Computer Locks Up A-7 Password Problems A-8 Diskette Problems A-9 Diskette Drive...
... Settings with Select Option 6-4 Setting the Standby Timer 6-6 Using VGACONF From the Command Line 6-7 APPENDIX A TROUBLESHOOTING Identifying Your System A-2 Error Messages A-3 The Computer Won't Start A-3 Battery Problems A-4 AC Adapter Problems A-5 The LCD Screen Is Blank A-6 The External Monitor Screen Is Blank A-6 The Computer Locks Up A-7 Password Problems A-8 Diskette Problems A-9 Diskette Drive...
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Printer Problems A-12 Memory Module Problems A-12 Trackball or Pointing Device Problems A-13 External Keyboard Problems A-13 Numeric Coprocessor Problems A-14 CMOS Battery Problems A-14 APPENDIX B FAX/MODEM Built-in Command Set B-3 When to Issue Built-in Commands B-3 AT Command Summary B-4 Dial Modifiers B-6 MNP Command Summary B-7 AT Register ...
Printer Problems A-12 Memory Module Problems A-12 Trackball or Pointing Device Problems A-13 External Keyboard Problems A-13 Numeric Coprocessor Problems A-14 CMOS Battery Problems A-14 APPENDIX B FAX/MODEM Built-in Command Set B-3 When to Issue Built-in Commands B-3 AT Command Summary B-4 Dial Modifiers B-6 MNP Command Summary B-7 AT Register ...
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...and low (8 MHz) Suspend mode to save battery power Carrying case with drivers and utilities MS-DOS® operating system, including diskettes and manuals Microsoft® Windows,™ including diskettes and manuals. Rechargeable battery pack AC adapter for powering the computer and ...recharging the battery pack Socket for the computer, AC adapter, power cable, diskettes, and manuals. Depending on the ...
...and low (8 MHz) Suspend mode to save battery power Carrying case with drivers and utilities MS-DOS® operating system, including diskettes and manuals Microsoft® Windows,™ including diskettes and manuals. Rechargeable battery pack AC adapter for powering the computer and ...recharging the battery pack Socket for the computer, AC adapter, power cable, diskettes, and manuals. Depending on the ...
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... additional memory and adding optional devices, including: Expansion memory module (6MB) External PS/2-compatible keyboard Extra battery packs Adapter for the following: Technical assistance with the installation, configuration, and operation of Epson products Sales of Authorized Epson Service Centers. Where to Get Help If you purchased your computer in locating your computer by...
... additional memory and adding optional devices, including: Expansion memory module (6MB) External PS/2-compatible keyboard Extra battery packs Adapter for the following: Technical assistance with the installation, configuration, and operation of Epson products Sales of Authorized Epson Service Centers. Where to Get Help If you purchased your computer in locating your computer by...
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...and operate your computer and install options. Appendix A provides troubleshooting tips. Appendix B provides basic information about using the AC adapter and the battery. At the end of your computer; Introduction 5 How to Use This Manual This manual explains how to connect optional devices. see the ...an Index. this book to set a password or you want to use your computer. Chapter 6 describes the VGA utilities provided with your ActionNote computer. You do not need to read everything in this is necessary if you change the configuration of the manual, you'll find ...
...and operate your computer and install options. Appendix A provides troubleshooting tips. Appendix B provides basic information about using the AC adapter and the battery. At the end of your computer; Introduction 5 How to Use This Manual This manual explains how to connect optional devices. see the ...an Index. this book to set a password or you want to use your computer. Chapter 6 describes the VGA utilities provided with your ActionNote computer. You do not need to read everything in this is necessary if you change the configuration of the manual, you'll find ...
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... LEDs (light emitting diodes) on your computer provide information about its operation, Power-Indicates the computer is less than 20%. Low battery-When flashing, indicates the battery capacity is on the keyboard. Suspend mode-Indicates the computer is accessing the hard disk drive. Scroll Lock-Indicates that Num Lock ...is set on ; Hard disk drive-Indicates the computer is in Suspend mode. either the AC adapter, battery pack, or automobile adapter is set on the keyboard. Caps Lock-Indicates that Caps Lock is supplying power to the computer.
... LEDs (light emitting diodes) on your computer provide information about its operation, Power-Indicates the computer is less than 20%. Low battery-When flashing, indicates the battery capacity is on the keyboard. Suspend mode-Indicates the computer is accessing the hard disk drive. Scroll Lock-Indicates that Num Lock ...is set on ; Hard disk drive-Indicates the computer is in Suspend mode. either the AC adapter, battery pack, or automobile adapter is set on the keyboard. Caps Lock-Indicates that Caps Lock is supplying power to the computer.
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The rechargeable NiCad battery pack powers your computer when the AC adapter is disabled. For a full description, see Chapter 3. Serial port (COM 1) This port supports a serial (RS-232C) device. The ActionNote can connect a VGA monochrome or color monitor to this cover to connect a phone line ...) You can connect a parallel device, such as a printer, to this standard RJ-11 jack to access the battery pack. See Chapter 4 for more information. Battery compartment cover Turn the computer upside down and open this port. See Chapter 4 for instructions. External VGA port (VIDEO...
The rechargeable NiCad battery pack powers your computer when the AC adapter is disabled. For a full description, see Chapter 3. Serial port (COM 1) This port supports a serial (RS-232C) device. The ActionNote can connect a VGA monochrome or color monitor to this cover to connect a phone line ...) You can connect a parallel device, such as a printer, to this standard RJ-11 jack to access the battery pack. See Chapter 4 for more information. Battery compartment cover Turn the computer upside down and open this port. See Chapter 4 for instructions. External VGA port (VIDEO...
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... using the adapter in Appendix C for the electrical socket. See the power cable specifications in a country other than the one where you purchased your ActionNote, make sure you use it can operate in most countries, as it for the first time. (See Chapter 3 for instructions on powering the computer...Adapter The AC adapter is designed to be used in the ranges 100 to 240 VAC, 50 to connect any PS/2-compatible pointing device. You may need to connect the AC adapter to charge the battery before you have the correct power cable for details. This port also supports a mouse/keyboard...
... using the adapter in Appendix C for the electrical socket. See the power cable specifications in a country other than the one where you purchased your ActionNote, make sure you use it can operate in most countries, as it for the first time. (See Chapter 3 for instructions on powering the computer...Adapter The AC adapter is designed to be used in the ranges 100 to 240 VAC, 50 to connect any PS/2-compatible pointing device. You may need to connect the AC adapter to charge the battery before you have the correct power cable for details. This port also supports a mouse/keyboard...
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Before you turn on the computer, first connect and turn on any external devices you first use the ActionNote, the battery may not be using the trackball, or if you turn it . Turning On the Computer When you will be charged; so make sure the AC ...
Before you turn on the computer, first connect and turn on any external devices you first use the ActionNote, the battery may not be using the trackball, or if you turn it . Turning On the Computer When you will be charged; so make sure the AC ...
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... prevent damage to the ports. When you begin using your computer, read the following guidelines to ensure proper maintenance of the computer with the battery pack installed. do not subject them to extreme heat or cold. Always operate the computer with a soft, damp cloth. Do not place ...external devices on a soft cloth; Occasionally clean the exterior of the ActionNote: Keep the computer and AC adapter dry, and do not apply the cleaner directly to the screen. 2-2 Using Your Computer Taking Care of the ...
... prevent damage to the ports. When you begin using your computer, read the following guidelines to ensure proper maintenance of the computer with the battery pack installed. do not subject them to extreme heat or cold. Always operate the computer with a soft, damp cloth. Do not place ...external devices on a soft cloth; Occasionally clean the exterior of the ActionNote: Keep the computer and AC adapter dry, and do not apply the cleaner directly to the screen. 2-2 Using Your Computer Taking Care of the ...
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...adapter, optional automobile adapter, or the removable battery pack. It is an appropriate plug for instructions on the AC adapter, it recharges the battery pack. See Chapter 1 for the electrical ...socket; Powering the Computer 3-1 Using the AC Adapter To conserve the battery, use these power sources, and...have access to the computer. Chapter 3 Powering the Computer You can operate your ActionNote using the battery. see Appendix C for travel to foreign countries. When the computer runs on how...
...adapter, optional automobile adapter, or the removable battery pack. It is an appropriate plug for instructions on the AC adapter, it recharges the battery pack. See Chapter 1 for the electrical ...socket; Powering the Computer 3-1 Using the AC Adapter To conserve the battery, use these power sources, and...have access to the computer. Chapter 3 Powering the Computer You can operate your ActionNote using the battery. see Appendix C for travel to foreign countries. When the computer runs on how...
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... on how you . 3-2 Powering the Computer Note Use only the battery pack designed for use . Replacing the Battery Pack Follow these steps to protect it . 3. Turn off the computer. 2. Turn the computer upside down with the ActionNote (A880451). If the AC adapter is not connected. The length of... the charge. If you operate the computer using a bright screen display and access the hard disk often, you will consume more battery power and shorten the length of time ...
... on how you . 3-2 Powering the Computer Note Use only the battery pack designed for use . Replacing the Battery Pack Follow these steps to protect it . 3. Turn off the computer. 2. Turn the computer upside down with the ActionNote (A880451). If the AC adapter is not connected. The length of... the charge. If you operate the computer using a bright screen display and access the hard disk often, you will consume more battery power and shorten the length of time ...
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Press down on the release buttons on the left side to secure the battery. Insert the right side (with contacts) first, then press on the battery compartment cover and slide the cover toward you. 5. Pull up on the cloth tab and lift out the low battery. 6. Powering the Computer 3-3 Remove the fully charged battery pack from its carrying case and slide it into the slot. 4.
Press down on the release buttons on the left side to secure the battery. Insert the right side (with contacts) first, then press on the battery compartment cover and slide the cover toward you. 5. Pull up on the cloth tab and lift out the low battery. 6. Powering the Computer 3-3 Remove the fully charged battery pack from its carrying case and slide it into the slot. 4.
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Slide the battery cover back into place making sure the tabs on the cover fit into the slots on the computer's cover. otherwise you'll need to recharge it before you replace the battery pack, make sure the new battery is fully charged; Turn the computer right side up. 3-4 Powering the Computer Press the cover from the back side until it . 8. Note When you can use it snaps closed. 7.
Slide the battery cover back into place making sure the tabs on the cover fit into the slots on the computer's cover. otherwise you'll need to recharge it before you replace the battery pack, make sure the new battery is fully charged; Turn the computer right side up. 3-4 Powering the Computer Press the cover from the back side until it . 8. Note When you can use it snaps closed. 7.
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...adapter. As an alternative, you can connect the optional automobile adapter to "remember" this discharge level. Rechargeable batteries like the one supplied with your ActionNote is low through the low battery light. If you must charge it when it starts to the cigarette lighter in your car. If you... have a charge "memory." Your computer warns you are travelling and will be less. Recharging the Battery The battery pack that comes with your ActionNote have additional battery packs, it in the computer. You may stop supplying power at the same level.
...adapter. As an alternative, you can connect the optional automobile adapter to "remember" this discharge level. Rechargeable batteries like the one supplied with your ActionNote is low through the low battery light. If you must charge it when it starts to the cigarette lighter in your car. If you... have a charge "memory." Your computer warns you are travelling and will be less. Recharging the Battery The battery pack that comes with your ActionNote have additional battery packs, it in the computer. You may stop supplying power at the same level.
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...considered hazardous waste and should be recycled or disposed of properly. Try letting the battery discharge completely; Low Battery Indicator When the battery's power is losing its charge sooner, the life of the battery may be reaching its end. Turn off the computer. 3-6 Powering the Computer ... local government agency responsible for hazardous waste disposal. If you use it again to recharge the battery (as described above) before recharging it. If this point, replace it . NiCad batteries are using. 4. You need to power the computer without the AC adapter. If your current...
...considered hazardous waste and should be recycled or disposed of properly. Try letting the battery discharge completely; Low Battery Indicator When the battery's power is losing its charge sooner, the life of the battery may be reaching its end. Turn off the computer. 3-6 Powering the Computer ... local government agency responsible for hazardous waste disposal. If you use it again to recharge the battery (as described above) before recharging it. If this point, replace it . NiCad batteries are using. 4. You need to power the computer without the AC adapter. If your current...
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Turn off the computer before replacing the battery pack. Powering the Computer 3-7 If the batteries run out suddenly, you will lose data, and you may even damage the computer. This switch is located on the top left side of the computer. Using the Suspend/Resume Switch The suspend/resume switch provides an efficient way to save battery power. Otherwise, you will lose any data you have approximately two minutes to save your data. Once your computer starts beeping, you have not saved.
Turn off the computer before replacing the battery pack. Powering the Computer 3-7 If the batteries run out suddenly, you will lose data, and you may even damage the computer. This switch is located on the top left side of the computer. Using the Suspend/Resume Switch The suspend/resume switch provides an efficient way to save battery power. Otherwise, you will lose any data you have approximately two minutes to save your data. Once your computer starts beeping, you have not saved.
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...at which you suspended it off.) To resume activity, slide the switch to the left or press the Shift key. Using Setup to Conserve Battery Power The Setup program includes power management options that enable you to its components and devices; These options allow you to control various functions ...the system. You can specify timeout periods for short periods of the Setup program. The screen goes dark and the computer suspends power to conserve battery power. it continues to supply power to the RAM. (If you are available from the ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP portion of time. Slide the ...
...at which you suspended it off.) To resume activity, slide the switch to the left or press the Shift key. Using Setup to Conserve Battery Power The Setup program includes power management options that enable you to its components and devices; These options allow you to control various functions ...the system. You can specify timeout periods for short periods of the Setup program. The screen goes dark and the computer suspends power to conserve battery power. it continues to supply power to the RAM. (If you are available from the ADVANCED CHIPSET SETUP portion of time. Slide the ...