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User’s Manual Glossary-3
A660/A660D/A665/A665D
A
AccuPoint: A pointing device integrated into the TOSHIBA computer
keyboard.
adaptor: A device that provides a compatible connection between two
units. For example, the computer’s internal display adapter receives
information from the software and translates it into images on the
screen. An adapter can take a number of forms, from a
microprocessor to a simple connector: An intelligent adapter (one
that is capable of doing some processing) may also be called a
controller.
alphanumeric: Keyboard characters including letters, numbers and other
symbols, such as punctuation marks or mathematical symbols.
alternating current (AC): Electric current that reverses its direction of flow
at regular intervals.
analog signal: A signal whose characteristics such as amplitude and
frequency vary in proportion to (are an analog of) the value to be
transmitted. Voice communications are analog signals.
application: A group of programs that together are used for a specific task
such as accounting, financial planning, spreadsheets, word
processing and games.
ASCII: American Standard Code for Information Interchange. ASCII code is
a set of 256 binary codes that represent the most commonly used
letters, numbers, and symbols.
asynchronous: Lacking regular time relationship. As applied to computer
communications, asynchronous refers to the method of transmitting
data that does not require a steady stream of bits to be transmitted
at regular time intervals.
B
backup: A copy of a file, usually on a removable disk, kept in case the
original file is lost or damaged.
binary: The base two number system composed of zeros and ones (off or
on), used by most digital computers. The right-most digit of a binary
number has a value of 1, the next a value of 2, then 4, 8, 16, and so
on. For example, the binary number 101 has a value of 5. See also
ASCII.
BIOS: Basic Input/Output System. The firmware that controls data flow
within the computer. See also firmware.
bit: Derived from “binary digit,” the basic unit of information used by the
computer. It is either zero or one. Eight bits is one byte. See also
byte.
- User’s Manual 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Copyright 5
- Trademarks 5
- EU Declaration of Conformity 6
- REACH - Compliance Statement 7
- Disposal of products 8
- ENERGY STAR 9
- Program 9
- A660/A660D/A665/A665D 10
- Sony Optiarc Inc 11
- Panasonic System Networks 11
- International precautions 12
- Conventions 13
- Key operation 14
- Messages 14
- Terminology 14
- General Precautions 15
- Stress injury 16
- Heat injury 16
- Pressure or impact damage 16
- ExpressCard overheating 17
- Mobile phones 17
- Chapter 1 19
- Software 20
- Getting Started 21
- Connecting the AC adaptor 22
- Opening the display 24
- Turning on the power 25
- Turning off the power 26
- Benefits of Sleep Mode 27
- Executing Sleep Mode 27
- Sleep Mode limitations 28
- Hibernation Mode 28
- Benefits of Hibernation Mode 28
- Restarting the computer 29
- System Recovery Options 30
- User’s Manual 1-13 31
- 1-14 User’s Manual 32
- User’s Manual 1-15 33
- 1-16 User’s Manual 34
- Chapter 2 35
- * Provided with some models 35
- Right side 36
- Left side 37
- 2-4 User’s Manual 38
- Underside 39
- 2-6 User’s Manual 40
- Front with the display open 41
- 2-8 User’s Manual 42
- User’s Manual 2-9 43
- Indicators 44
- Wireless indicators 45
- Keyboard indicators 45
- 2-12 User’s Manual 46
- Figure 2-9 Keypad indicators 46
- Optical disc drives 47
- BD-Combo drive 49
- Remote Controller 50
- Full Size Remote Controller 51
- 2-18 User’s Manual 52
- User’s Manual 2-19 53
- Slim Size Remote Controller 54
- User’s Manual 2-21 55
- Using the Remote Controller 56
- Installing/Removing batteries 57
- Installing the batteries 58
- Replacing the batteries 59
- Installing the battery 59
- Replacing the battery 60
- User’s Manual 2-27 61
- AC adaptor 62
- 3D VISION™ 63
- 2-30 User’s Manual 64
- Chapter 3 65
- Legal Footnote (Battery Life) 66
- Optical disc drive 67
- Vari-Bright™ 68
- Legal Footnote (LCD) 68
- Graphics Control 69
- 3D Global Settings 69
- 3D Program Override Settings 70
- Multimedia 71
- Special features 72
- User’s Manual 3-9 73
- 3-10 User’s Manual 74
- User’s Manual 3-11 75
- TOSHIBA Value Added Package 76
- Utilities and Applications 77
- 3-14 User’s Manual 78
- User’s Manual 3-15 79
- Optional devices 80
- ExpressCard 81
- Bridge media slot 82
- Secure Digital (SD) Card 83
- MultiMediaCard (MMC) 83
- Inserting a memory media 85
- Removing a memory media 86
- Installing a memory module 88
- Removing a memory module 90
- User’s Manual 3-27 91
- 1. Latches 91
- Television via HDMI 93
- For Intel 94
- For NVIDIA 95
- 3-32 User’s Manual 96
- User’s Manual 3-33 97
- Connecting the eSATA device 98
- Security lock 99
- Optional accessories 100
- Chapter 4 101
- Touch Pad Gesture 102
- Web Camera 103
- Disclaimer 105
- 4-6 User’s Manual 106
- How to launch the help file 107
- Using optical disc drive 108
- Loading discs 109
- 4-10 User’s Manual 110
- Removing discs 111
- 4-12 User’s Manual 112
- 1. Eject hole 112
- Important message 113
- Before writing or rewriting 114
- BD-Writer drive 115
- 4-16 User’s Manual 116
- User’s Manual 4-17 117
- When writing or rewriting 118
- TOSHIBA Disc Creator 119
- Data Verification 120
- How to make a DVD-Video 121
- Important information for use 122
- TOSHIBA VIDEO PLAYER 3D 123
- 3D playback feature 124
- User’s Manual 4-25 125
- 4-26 User’s Manual 126
- Using WinDVD BD for TOSHIBA 127
- Starting WinDVD BD 128
- Operating WinDVD BD 128
- Open WinDVD BD HELP 128
- User’s Manual 4-29 129
- Media care 130
- Sound System 130
- Realtek HD Audio Manager 131
- Dolby Advanced Audio 132
- Wireless communications 133
- Wireless LAN 134
- Bluetooth wireless technology 135
- LAN cable types 136
- Connecting the LAN cable 137
- Computer Handling 138
- User’s Manual 4-39 139
- Taskbar icon 140
- HDD Protection 140
- Detection Level 140
- 3D Viewer 140
- Sleep and Charge 141
- Sleep and Music 142
- Enabling Sleep and Charge 143
- Power supply mode settings 143
- Enabling Sleep and Music 143
- Heat dispersal 144
- Chapter 5 145
- Function keys: F1 … F12 146
- Hot keys 147
- 5-4 User’s Manual 148
- Windows special keys 149
- Generating ASCII characters 149
- 5-6 User’s Manual 150
- Chapter 6 151
- Monitoring of power condition 152
- DC IN indicator 153
- Power indicator 153
- Battery types 153
- S WARNING: CMOS Lost Power!!! 154
- Charging the batteries 155
- Battery charging notice 156
- Monitoring battery capacity 157
- Retaining data with power off 158
- Extending battery life 158
- 1. Battery pack 159
- 2. Battery lock 159
- 3. Battery release latch 159
- User Password 161
- Supervisor password 161
- Power-up modes 162
- Panel power on/off 162
- Chapter 7 163
- Power On Display 164
- Boot Priority 165
- Boot Priority Options 165
- USB Memory BIOS Support Type 166
- Keyboard 166
- Wake-up on Keyboard 166
- Wake-up on LAN 167
- Dynamic CPU Frequency Mode 167
- Built-in LAN 168
- USB KB/Mouse Legacy Emulation 168
- USB-FDD Legacy Emulation 168
- SATA Interface setting 169
- 7-8 User’s Manual 170
- Chapter 8 171
- Analyzing the problem 172
- Hardware and system checklist 173
- System start-up 174
- Self test 174
- Overheating power down 175
- AC power 175
- 8-6 User’s Manual 176
- Password 177
- Internal display panel 178
- Hard disk drive 179
- DVD Super Multi drive 180
- BD-Writer/BD-Combo drive 181
- Memory Stick 182
- MultiMediaCard 183
- Pointing device 184
- USB mouse 185
- USB device 186
- Sleep and Charge function 187
- 8-18 User’s Manual 188
- Additional memory module 189
- Sound system 190
- External monitor 191
- Bluetooth 192
- TOSHIBA support 193
- 8-24 User’s Manual 194
- Appendix A 195
- A-2 User’s Manual 196
- Appendix B 197
- B-2 User’s Manual 198
- Appendix C 199
- Radio Characteristics 200
- Supported Frequency Sub-bands 200
- Appendix D 203
- Regulatory statements 204
- User’s Manual D-3 205
- D-4 User’s Manual 206
- Device Authorization 207
- D-6 User’s Manual 208
- Appendix E 209
- E-2 User’s Manual 210
- Appendix F 211
- F-2 User’s Manual 212
- Appendix G 213
- Memory (Main System) 214
- Battery Life 214
- Copy Protection 215
- G-4 User’s Manual 216
- Appendix H 217
- TOSHIBA Theft Registration 218
- Glossary 219
- Glossary-2 User’s Manual 220
- User’s Manual Glossary-3 221
- Glossary-4 User’s Manual 222
- User’s Manual Glossary-5 223
- Glossary-6 User’s Manual 224
- User’s Manual Glossary-7 225
- Glossary-8 User’s Manual 226
- User’s Manual Glossary-9 227
- Glossary-10 User’s Manual 228
- User’s Manual Glossary-11 229
- Glossary-12 User’s Manual 230
- User’s Manual Glossary-13 231
- Glossary-14 User’s Manual 232
- Index-4 User’s Manual 236
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