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User’s Manual 1-16
Introduction
Options
You can add a number of options to make your computer even more
powerful and convenient to use. The following options are available
:
Memory expansion Two memory expansion slots are available for
installing 128 MB or 256 MB or 512 MB or 1024
MB memory modules. The modules are PC2700,
200-pin, SO Dual In-line (SO-DIMM).
Battery pack
(Black)
An additional battery pack 12 cells Type
(PA3400U-1 BAS/PA3400U-1 BRS), 6 cells Type
(PA3399U-1 BAS/PA3399U-1 BRS) can be
purchased from your TOSHIBA dealer. The
battery pack is identical to the one that came with
your computer. Use it as a spare or replacement.
AC adaptor If you use your computer at more than one site, it
may be convenient to purchase an additional AC
adaptor for each site so you will not have to carry
the adaptor with you.
USB diskette drive A 3 1/2" diskette drive accommodates 1.44-
megabyte or 720-kilobyte diskettes. It connects
to a USB port. (Windows
®
XP does not support
720-kilobyte diskettes.)
Security lock A slot is available to attach a security cable to the
computer to deter theft.
- Satellite 1
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- Macrovision License of Notice 3
- Safety Instructions 3
- EU Declaration of Conformity 4
- Working environment 5
- CE compliance 6
- Modem warning notice 7
- Optical disk drive standards 8
- Important Notice 8
- Toshiba Samsung SD-C2712 9
- Matsushita UJDA760 10
- Toshiba Samsung TS-L462A 11
- TEAC DW-224E 11
- Pioneer DVR-K15TBT 12
- Toshiba Samsung TS-L632A 13
- Matsushita UJ-830B 14
- Matsushita UJ-831BT-A 15
- TEAC W28E-XXX 15
- International precautions 16
- User’s Manual xvii 17
- TOSHIBA Satellite M40 17
- General Precautions 18
- Pressure or impact damage 19
- PC Card overheating 19
- Mobile phones 19
- Disclaimer 19
- Non-applicable Icons 20
- Wireless LAN/Atheros 20
- HDD Drive Capacity 21
- Express Media Player 21
- LCD Brightness and Eye Strain 21
- Table of Contents 22
- The Grand Tour 23
- Getting Started 23
- Operating Basics 24
- Manual contents 29
- Conventions 30
- Messages 31
- Chapter 1 32
- Documentation: 33
- Features 34
- User’s Manual 1-5 36
- Introduction 36
- User’s Manual 1-6 37
- Pointing Device 38
- User’s Manual 1-8 39
- Multimedia 40
- Communications 40
- User’s Manual 1-10 41
- Special features 42
- User’s Manual 1-12 43
- Utilities 44
- User’s Manual 1-14 45
- User’s Manual 1-15 46
- User’s Manual 1-16 47
- Chapter 2 48
- User’s Manual 2-2 49
- Left side 50
- Optical Media Drive 51
- USB Ports 51
- Back side 52
- Memory module 53
- Battery Pack Lock 53
- Battery Release Latch 53
- Front with the display open 54
- AV Buttons 55
- Main battery 56
- Caps Lock Indicator 57
- Keyboard indicator 58
- Disk-In-Use 58
- Indicator 58
- Diskette slot 58
- Optical Media drive 59
- DVD+-R/+-RW drive (DVD+R DL) 61
- AC adaptor 62
- Chapter 3 63
- General conditions 64
- Placement of computer 64
- Foot rest 65
- Below eye level 65
- 90°angles 65
- Lighting 66
- Work habits 66
- Connecting the AC adaptor 67
- Display latch 68
- Power Button 68
- Turning off the power 69
- Benefits of hibernation 70
- Windows XP 70
- Data save in hibernation mode 71
- Benefits of standby 71
- Executing standby 71
- Standby limitations 72
- Recovery Media 73
- Chapter 4 74
- Using the USB diskette drive 75
- Diameter 1.0 mm 77
- Eject Hole 77
- User’s Manual 4-5 78
- Inserting a CD/DVD 78
- Closing the DVD-ROM drawer 78
- Removing discs 79
- Before writing or rewriting 81
- When writing or rewriting 82
- DVD+R DL 83
- User’s Manual 4-13 86
- User’s Manual 4-15 88
- User’s Manual 4-18 91
- RecordNow! Basic for TOSHIBA 93
- Data Verification 94
- DLA for TOSHIBA 94
- How to make a DVD-Video 95
- Important information for use 96
- User’s Manual 4-24 97
- Media care 98
- Using the microphone 99
- Modem Selection 100
- Dialing Properties 100
- Connecting 100
- Telephone Jack 100
- Modem Jack 100
- Wireless communications 101
- Worldwide operation 102
- Radio links 102
- Security 102
- Connecting LAN cable 103
- LAN Jack 104
- Moving the computer 105
- Heat dispersal 105
- Chapter 5 106
- F1 ... F12 function keys 107
- User’s Manual 5-3 108
- The Keyboard 108
- User’s Manual 5-4 109
- User’s Manual 5-5 110
- Windows special keys 111
- Keypad overlay 111
- Arrow mode 112
- Numeric mode 112
- Generating ASCII characters 113
- Chapter 6 114
- Power indicators 115
- Battery types 116
- Real time clock battery 117
- Safety precautions 117
- User’s Manual 6-5 118
- Power and Power-Up Modes 118
- User’s Manual 6-6 119
- Charging time (hours) 120
- Battery charging notice 121
- Monitoring battery capacity 121
- Retaining data with power off 122
- Replacing the battery pack 123
- Removing the battery pack 124
- Battery pack 125
- Power-up modes 126
- Windows utilities 126
- Panel power on/off 126
- System Auto Off 126
- Chapter 7 127
- Password 128
- Parallel/Printer 129
- Boot Priority 130
- Keyboard 131
- User’s Manual 7-6 132
- HW Setup and Passwords 132
- Chapter 8 133
- PC card slot 134
- Eject button 135
- Express Card slot 136
- SD/MS/MS Pro/SM/MMC/xD 137
- SD/MS/MS Pro/SM/MMC/xD card 138
- Memory expansion 139
- User’s Manual 8-8 140
- Optional Devices 140
- Removing the cover 140
- Inserting the memory module 140
- Removing memory module 141
- Additional AC adaptor 142
- USB FDD Kit 142
- Parallel printer 142
- External monitor 143
- Video Out port 144
- Disconnecting 145
- Security lock 146
- Chapter 9 147
- Preliminary checklist 148
- Analyzing the problem 148
- Hardware and system checklist 149
- Overheating power down 150
- AC power 151
- LCD panel 153
- Hard disk drive 153
- DVD-ROM drive 154
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive 155
- User’s Manual 9-10 156
- Troubleshooting 156
- DVD+-R/+-RW drive 157
- User’s Manual 9-12 158
- DVD Super Multi drive 159
- User’s Manual 9-14 160
- Diskette drive 161
- Infrared port 161
- Touch Pad 162
- XP operating systems 163
- USB mouse 163
- SD/MS/SM/MMC/xD card 164
- Sound system 165
- TV output signal 166
- User’s Manual 9-21 167
- Standby Mode/Hibernation Mode 168
- Wireless LAN 168
- Bluetooth 169
- TOSHIBA support 170
- Appendix A 171
- Power Requirements 172
- Built-in Modem 172
- User’s Manual A-3 173
- Specifications 173
- Appendix B 174
- Table 1: Video Modes 175
- Appendix C 176
- Radio characteristics 177
- Supported frequency sub-bands 178
- User’s Manual C-4 179
- User’s Manual C-5 180
- Appendix D 181
- Europe: 182
- Appendix E 183
- TOSHIBA Theft Registration 184
- DayYear Month 184
- Glossary 185
- User’s Manual Glossary-2 186
- User’s Manual Glossary-3 187
- User’s Manual Glossary-4 188
- User’s Manual Glossary-5 189
- User’s Manual Glossary-6 190
- User’s Manual Glossary-7 191
- User’s Manual Glossary-8 192
- User’s Manual Glossary-9 193
- User’s Manual Glossary-10 194
- User’s Manual Glossary-11 195
- User’s Manual Glossary-12 196
- User’s Manual Glossary-13 197
- User’s Manual Index-1 198
- User’s Manual Index-2 199
- User’s Manual Index-3 200
- User’s Manual Index-4 201
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