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INTRODUCTION
Pointing device
Built-in Touch Pad A Touch Pad and control buttons in the palm rest enable
control of the on-screen pointer.
Ports
Parallel Some models are equipped with a parallel port for parallel
printer or other parallel device (ECP compatible).Note that
some models are not equipped with this port.
External monitor 15-pin, analog VGA port supports VESA DDC2B compat-
ible functions.
Universal Serial Bus The computer has two Universal Serial Bus ports that
(USB 2.0) comply with the USB 2.0 standard, which enables data
transfer speeds 40 times faster than the USB 1.1 standard.
(The ports also support USB 1.1.)
Slots
PC card The PC card slot accommodates one 5 mm Type II card.
Multimedia
Sound system Windows sound system compatible sound system
provides internal speakers as well as jacks for an external
microphone and headphone.
TV out Some models are equipped with TV out port.
This jack lets you transfer video and sound data to
external devices. Use the S-VIDEO cable for TV out. Data
output depends on the type of device connected to the
S-VIDEO cable.Note that some models are not equipped
with this port.
Headphone jack This jack outputs analog audio signals.
Microphone jack A 3.5 mm mini microphone jack enables connection of a
three-conductor mini jack for monaural microphone input.
- Satellite A10 Series 1
- Portable Personal Computer 1
- User’s Manual 1
- Copyright 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Trademarks 2
- FCC information 3
- FCC conditions 4
- VCCI Class B Information 4
- Modem warning notice 5
- Telephone company procedures 6
- If problems arise 6
- Disconnection 6
- Fax branding 6
- Japan regulations 7
- General conditions 12
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive SD-R2412 15
- Table of Contents 23
- Chapter 2 The Grand Tour 24
- Chapter 3 Getting Started 24
- Chapter 4 Operating Basics 25
- Chapter 5 The Keyboard 26
- Chapter 8 Optional Devices 27
- Chapter 9 Troubleshooting 27
- Manual contents 31
- Conventions 32
- Key operation 33
- Messages 33
- General Precautions 35
- PC Card overheating 36
- LCD Display 36
- Introduction 37
- INTRODUCTION 38
- Features 40
- Multimedia 44
- Special features 45
- Utilities 47
- NTRODUCTION 49
- The Grand Tour 51
- THE GRAND TOUR 52
- Left side 54
- Right side 55
- Back side 56
- Front with the display open 59
- System indicators 60
- Keyboard indicators 61
- USB diskette drive 62
- Fixed optical media drive 63
- Getting Started 67
- GETTING S TARTED 68
- Placement of the computer 70
- Seating and posture 71
- Lighting 72
- Work habits 72
- Opening the display 74
- Turning on the power 74
- Turning off the power 75
- Hibernation mode 76
- Starting Hibernation 77
- Automatic Hibernation 77
- Data save in hibernation mode 77
- Standby mode 78
- Executing standby 79
- Standby limitations 79
- Restarting the computer 80
- Operating Basics 81
- OPERATING BASICS 82
- Using the USB diskette drive 84
- Using optical media drives 85
- Diameter 1.0m 86
- Removing discs 88
- Writing CDs on CD-RW/DVD-ROM 89
- Before writing or rewriting 90
- When writing or rewriting 90
- Writing CD/DVDs on DVD-R/-RW 91
- Read/write function chart 93
- Drag’n Drop CD+DVD 96
- Data Verification 96
- Media care 97
- Region selection 98
- Properties menu 99
- Connecting 100
- Wireless communications 101
- Security 102
- Wireless communication switch 102
- PERATING 103
- Disconnecting LAN cable 104
- Connecting LAN cable 104
- Cleaning the computer 105
- Moving the computer 105
- Heat dispersal 106
- The Keyboard 107
- THE KEYBOARD 108
- User's Manual 110
- Hot keys 112
- Windows special keys 115
- Keypad overlay 115
- Numeric mode 116
- Generating ASCII characters 117
- Power and Power-Up Modes 119
- POWER AND 120
- POWER-UP MODES 120
- Power indicators 122
- Battery types 123
- Battery pack 124
- Real Time Clock battery 124
- Safety precautions 125
- Charging the batteries 128
- Battery charging notice 129
- Monitoring battery capacity 130
- Retaining data with power off 131
- Extending battery life 131
- Replacing the battery pack 132
- Installing the battery pack 133
- ATTERY PACK 134
- Power-up modes 135
- Panel power off 136
- System Auto Off 136
- HW Setup and Passwords 137
- HW SETUP 138
- HW SETUP AND 140
- PASSWORDS 140
- ASSWORDS 141
- HW Setup 143
- Supervisor password 148
- Optional Devices 149
- OPTIONAL D EVICES 150
- PC cards 152
- Removing a PC card 153
- Memory expansion 154
- Removing memory module 156
- Universal AC adaptor 157
- USB FDD kit 157
- External monitor 158
- Security lock 161
- Troubleshooting 163
- TROUBLESHOOTING 164
- Analyzing the problem 166
- Hardware and system checklist 167
- Self test 168
- Overheating power down 169
- AC power 169
- Problem Procedure 170
- Password 171
- Keyboard 171
- LCD panel 174
- Hard disk drive 175
- CD-ROM drive 175
- DVD-ROM drive 177
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive 178
- DVD-R/-RW drive 180
- Pointing device 183
- USB mouse 184
- Sound system 186
- Wireless LAN 189
- Real Time Clock 189
- TOSHIBA support 190
- Appendixes 193
- APPENDIXES 194
- Specifications 195
- Built-in Modem 196
- Display Controller and 197
- Video modes 198
- Appendix B 199
- AT Commands 207
- A Answer command 208
- En Echo command 209
- Hn Hook control 209
- In Request ID information 209
- Ln Monitor speaker volume 210
- Mn Monitor speaker mode 210
- Nn Modulation handshake 210
- P Select pulse dialing 211
- Qn Result code control 211
- T Select tone dialing 212
- Vn DCE response format 212
- Dial tone detect 213
- Busy tone detect 213
- Zn Recall stored profile 213
- &Dn DTR control 214
- &F Load factory settings 214
- &Tn Self-test commands 215
- Appendix C 217
- \Vn Protocol result code 218
- %B View numbers in blacklist 218
- %Cn Data compression control 218
- S-registers 219
- S0 Auto answer ring number 220
- S1 Ring counter 220
- (user defined) 220
- S6 Wait before dialing 221
- S8 Comma pause time 222
- S11 DTMF dialing speed 222
- S12 Escape guard time 222
- S37 Dial line rate 223
- AT command set result codes 224
- Appendix D 225
- V.90 mode 227
- AT Command 229
- Internal Modem Guide 231
- Removing the internal modem 232
- Supported Frequency Sub-bands 234
- Appendix G 235
- AC Power Cord and 237
- Connectors 237
- Parts Numbers 239
- User’s Manual 240
- APPENDIX I 240
- Glossary 241
- GLOSSARY 242
- User's manual 256
- Wireless LAN 1-7 259
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