Toshiba Satellite Pro C870 User Manual download pdf (Page 105)

the processor speed first, then if necessary turning on the fan. Both of

these functions are controlled through the Power Options.

When the processor's temperature falls within normal range, the fan will be

turned off and the processor operation returned to its standard speed.

If the processor's temperature reaches an unacceptably high level with

either setting, the computer automatically shuts down to prevent any

damage. In this instance all unsaved data in memory will be lost.

User's Manual 4-47

1 2 ... 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 ... 145 146

User's Manual 1
Table of Contents 2
Utilities and Advanced Usage 3
Troubleshooting 3
User's Manual iv 4
Chapter 1 5
Regulatory Information 6
EU Declaration of Conformity 7
Working environment 8
VCCI Class B Information 9
REACH - Compliance Statement 10
Video Standard Notice 11
ENERGY STAR 14
Program 14
User's Manual 1-12 16
General Precautions 17
Stress injury 18
Heat injury 18
Pressure or impact damage 18
Mobile phones 18
Wireless LAN Interoperability 19
Radio Regulatory Information 20
User's Manual 1-17 21
Canada - Industry Canada (IC) 23
1. Important notice 24
3. Indication for Bluetooth 25
4. About the JEITA 25
Legal Footnotes 26
64-Bit Computing 27
Memory (Main System) 28
Battery Life 28
Messages 29
User's Manual 1-26 30
Chapter 2 31
Connecting the AC adaptor 33
User's Manual 2-4 34
Opening the display 35
Turning on the power 36
Initial setup 36
Turning off the power 37
Restarting the computer 38
Sleep Mode 38
Benefits of Sleep Mode 39
Executing Sleep Mode 39
Hibernation Mode 40
Automatic Hibernation Mode 41
Data save in Hibernation Mode 41
Chapter 3 42
Left side 43
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 44
User's Manual 3-4 45
Underside 46
User's Manual 3-6 47
Front with the display open 48
User's Manual 3-8 49
Internal Hardware Components 50
User's Manual 3-10 51
Vari-Bright 52
Monitoring of power condition 53
DC IN/Battery indicator 54
Specifications 55
Power Requirements 56
AC Power Cord and Connectors 57
User's Manual 3-17 58
Chapter 4 59
Function Key 60
Windows special keys 61
Generating ASCII characters 61
Optical disc drives 62
Removing discs 64
Writable discs 65
Writing discs 65
Before writing or rewriting 66
User's Manual 4-9 67
TOSHIBA VIDEO PLAYER 68
Display Devices & Audio 70
Starting TOSHIBA VIDEO PLAYER 70
TOSHIBA Blu-ray Disc Player 71
How to learn more 77
Important information for use 77
Wireless communications 78
Wireless LAN 79
Security 80
Card Specifications 80
Radio Characteristics 80
Bluetooth wireless technology 81
LAN cable types 82
Connecting the LAN cable 82
Battery types 83
Charging the batteries 84
Procedures 85
Charging Time 85
Battery charging notice 85
Monitoring battery capacity 86
Batteries exhausted time 87
Extending battery life 87
Replacing the battery pack 88
Additional memory module 89
Installing a memory module 90
User's Manual 4-33 91
Removing a memory module 93
Peripheral devices 94
Memory media 95
Memory media format 96
About the write-protect 96
Inserting a memory media 97
Removing a memory media 97
HDMI Device 99
Security lock 100
Optional TOSHIBA Accessories 101
Sound System and Video mode 101
Microphone Level 102
Audio Enhancements 102
Realtek HD Audio Manager 102
Computer Handling 103
Heat dispersal 104
User's Manual 4-47 105
Chapter 5 106
User's Manual 5-2 107
User's Manual 5-3 108
Special features 109
User's Manual 5-5 110
TOSHIBA Password utility 111
Supervisor Password 112
TOSHIBA System Settings 113
Sleep and Charge 114
Function under Battery Mode 116
Power On Display 116
Boot Priority Options 116
Boot speed 117
Panel Open - Power On 117
Function Keys mode 117
Wake-up on Keyboard 118
Legacy USB Support 118
Internal USB 3.0 controller 118
SATA Interface setting 118
Wake-up on LAN 118
Built-in LAN 119
TOSHIBA PC Health Monitor 120
User's Manual 5-16 121
System Recovery 122
Recovery Media 123
Recovery Hard Disk Drive 124
User's Manual 5-20 125
Chapter 6 126
Analyzing the problem 127
If something goes wrong 128
Hardware and system checklist 129
AC power 130
User's Manual 6-6 131
Keyboard 132
Internal display panel 132
Hard Disk Drive 133
Optical Disc Drive 133
Memory Media Card 134
Pointing device 134
Touch Pad 135
USB device 136
Sleep and Charge function 137
Sound system 138
External monitor 138
User's Manual 6-14 139
TOSHIBA support 140
Before you call 141
TOSHIBA technical support 141
User's Manual Index-3 144
Glossary 145
Glossary-2 146

Comments to this Manuals

No comments

Toshiba Satellite Pro C870 User Manual Page 105

Comments to this Manuals

Related products and manuals for Laptops Toshiba Satellite Pro C870