Toshiba Portege 2010 [6/183] Wireless interoperability

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• Portégé 2010 user s manual 1
• Toshiba 1
• Copyright 2
• Disclaimer 2
• Eu declaration of conformity 2
• Trademarks 2
• Conformity statement 3
• Modem warning notice 3
• Network compatibility statement 3
• General precautions 4
• Heat warning 4
• Mobile phones 4
• Pc card overheating 4
• Pressure or impact damage 4
• Stress injury 4
• Ce compliance 5
• Working environment 5
• Network connection class a warning 6
• Wireless interoperability 6
• Wireless lan and your health 6
• Canada industry canada ic 7
• Europe eu declaration of conformity 7
• Regulatory information 7
• Usa federal communications commission fcc 9
• Caution exposure to radio frequency radiation 10
• Taiwan 10
• Using this equipment in japan 11
• Device authorization 12
• Portégé 2010 13
• Table of contents 13
• Portege 2010 19
• Preface 19
• Manual contents 20
• Abbreviations 21
• Conventions 21
• Display 21
• Key operation 21
• Messages 21
• Chapter 1 22
• Chapter 1 introduction 22
• Equipment checklist 22
• Introduction 22
• Portege 2010 22
• Windows xp 23
• Features 24
• Memory 24
• Processor 24
• Display 25
• Keyboard 25
• Touch pad 25
• Multimedia 26
• Comm uni cations 27
• Security 27
• Software 28
• Special features 28
• Utilities 30
• Options 32
• Chapter 2 33
• Chapter 2 the grand tour 33
• Front with the display closed 33
• Portégé 2010 33
• The grand tour 33
• Left side 34
• Right side 35
• Back side 36
• Underside 37
• Front with the display open 39
• Indicators 40
• Power source system indicators 41
• High capacity 2nd battery pack 42
• Keyboard indicator 42
• Ac adaptor 43
• Chapter 3 44
• Chapter 3 getting started 44
• Getting started 44
• Portégé 2010 44
• Setting up your work space 44
• General conditions 45
• Placement the computer 45
• Seating and posture 46
• Lighting 47
• Work habits 47
• Opening the display 48
• Connecting the ac adaptor 49
• Turning on the power 50
• Windows xp professional setup 50
• Hibernation mode 51
• Shut down mode boot mode 51
• Turning off the power 51
• Benefits of hibernation 52
• Setting up hibernation 52
• Starting hibernation 52
• Benefits of standby 53
• Data save in hibernation mode 53
• Standby mode 53
• Standby precautions 53
• Executing standby 54
• Restarting the computer 54
• Standby limitations 54
• Restoring the complete system 55
• Restoring toshiba utilities and drivers 55
• Restoring your preinstalled software 55
• Chapter 4 56
• Chapter 4 operating basics 56
• Operating basics 56
• Portégé 2010 56
• Using the touch pad 56
• Using the optional usb fdd kit 57
• Connecting 3 vz diskette drive 58
• Disconnecting 3 vz diskette drive 59
• Diskette care 59
• Wireless communication led 60
• Wireless communication switch 60
• Wireless lan 60
• Countries regions where type approvals or use permission is in process or already obtained for the built in or optionally available wireless lan mini pci card 61
• Lan cable types 62
• Connecting cable 63
• Disconnecting cable 63
• Region selection 64
• Using the internal modem 64
• Modem selection 65
• Properties menu 65
• Setting 65
• Connecting 66
• Dialling properties 66
• Cleaning the computer 67
• Disconnecting 67
• Moving the computer 67
• Heat dispersal 68
• Chapter 5 69
• Chapter 5 the keyboard 69
• Portege 2010 69
• The keyboard 69
• Typewriter keys 69
• F1 f12 function keys 70
• F1 fl 2 function keys 70
• Soft keys alt gr key combinations 70
• Soft keys fn key combinations 70
• Emulating keys on enhanced keyboard 71
• Lejejejfl ejjejoi 71
• Hotkeys 72
• Fn sticky key 74
• Keypad overlay 74
• Turning on the overlays 74
• Windows special keys 74
• Arrow mode 75
• Numeric mode 75
• Temporarily using normal keyboard overlay on 75
• Generating ascii characters 76
• Temporarily changing modes 76
• Temporarily using overlay overlay off 76
• Chapter 6 77
• Chapter 6 power and power up modes 77
• Portégé 2010 77
• Power and power up modes 77
• Power conditions 77
• Battery indicators 79
• Dc in indicator 79
• Power indicators 79
• Battery types 80
• Main battery 80
• Power indicator 80
• Real time clock battery 81
• Secondary battery 81
• Care and use of the battery pack 82
• Danger 82
• Safety precautions 82
• Warning 83
• Caution 84
• Charging the batteries 85
• Procedures 85
• Battery charging notice 86
• Monitoring battery capacity 86
• Maximizing battery operating time 87
• Retaining data with power off 87
• Extending battery life 88
• Main battery pack 89
• Removing the main battery pack 89
• Replacing the battery pack 89
• Installing the main battery pack 91
• Connecting the high capacity 2nd battery pack 92
• High capacity 2nd battery pack 92
• Disconnecting the high capacity 2nd battery pack 93
• Starting the computer by password 94
• Hotkeys 95
• Panel power off 95
• Power up modes 95
• System auto off 95
• Windows utilities 95
• Accessing hw setup 96
• Chapter 7 96
• Chapter 7 hw setup and passwords 96
• Hw setup 96
• Hw setup and passwords 96
• General 97
• Hw setup window 97
• Password 98
• Device config 99
• Display 100
• Boot priority 101
• Keyboard 102
• Network boot protocol 102
• Use hot keys 102
• Wake up on keyboard 102
• Supervisor password 104
• Cards memory 105
• Chapter 8 105
• Chapter 8 optional devices 105
• Optional devices 105
• Peripheral devices 105
• Portege 2010 105
• Power devices 105
• Installing a pc card 106
• Pc cards 106
• Removing a pc card 108
• Installing an sd card 109
• Sd cards 109
• Removing an sd card 110
• Installing memory module 111
• Memory expansion 111
• Removing memory module 114
• Battery charger 115
• Battery pack 115
• High capacity 2nd battery pack 115
• Universal ac adaptor 115
• Usb fdd kit 115
• High capacity 2nd battery pack 116
• Slim port replicator 116
• External monitor 117
• Security lock 118
• Chapter 9 119
• Chapter 9 troubleshooting 119
• Preliminary checklist 119
• Problem solving process 119
• Troubleshooting 119
• Analysing the problem 120
• Hardware 120
• Software 120
• Hardware and system checklist 121
• Self test 121
• System start up 121
• Ac power 122
• Overheating power down 122
• Battery 123
• Keyboard 124
• Lcd panel 124
• Password 124
• Diskette drive 125
• Hard disk drive 125
• Infrared port 126
• Pointing device 126
• Touch pad 126
• Usb mouse 127
• Monitor 128
• Pc card 128
• Sd card 128
• Sound system 129
• Before you call 131
• If you need further assistance 131
• Where to write 131
• Wireless lan 131
• Appendix a 132
• Appendix a specifications 132
• Environmental requirements 132
• Physical dimensions 132
• Portégé 2010 132
• Specifications 132
• Built in modem 133
• Power requirements 133
• Ac power cord and connectors 134
• Appendix b 134
• Appendix b ac power cord and connectors 134
• Certification agencies 134
• Europe 134
• Portégé 2010 134
• Appendix c 136
• Appendix c the toshiba international warranty 136
• Portege 2010 136
• The toshiba international warranty 136
• Toshiba s worldwide computer representatives 137
• Toshiba addresses for the internet world wide web 140
• Toshiba america http www toshiba com 140
• Toshiba canada http www toshiba ca 140
• Toshiba europe http www toshiba europe com 140
• Toshiba japan http www toshiba co jp 140
• Appendix d 141
• Appendix d keyboard layouts 141
• Keyboard layouts 141
• Portege 2010 141
• Qqssssssdhhs sbejss 143
• Keyboard layouts 145
• Appendix e 146
• Appendix e display controller and modes 146
• Display controller 146
• Display controller and modes 146
• Portégé 2010 146
• Video modes 146
• Video modes 147
• Video modes 148
• Appendix f 149
• Appendix f if your computer is stolen 149
• If your computer is stolen 149
• Portege 2010 149
• Toshiba theft registration 150
• Appendix g 151
• Appendix g ascii character codes 151
• Ascii character codes 151
• Portégé 2010 151
• About toshiba wireless solution 157
• Appendix h 157
• Appendix h wireless lan 157
• Wireless lan 157
• Enterprise networking 158
• Peer to peer workgroup 158
• Configuration 159
• Wireless lan card features 160
• Wireless lan card types 160
• Wireless lan cards 160
• Card specifications 161
• Radio characteristics 162
• Supported frequency sub bands 163
• Appendix i 165
• Appendix i internal modem guide 165
• Installing the internal modem 165
• Internal modem guide 165
• Removing the internal modem 166
• Glossary 167
• Portege 2010 167
• Portégé 2010 181

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User s Manual Network connection class A warning If this product has networking capabilities and will be connected to a network Class A radiation limits will be observed in accordance with technical conventions This means that if the product will be used in a domestic environment other devices in the near surrounding may suffer interference Consequently please do not use this product in such environments for example a living room otherwise you could be held responsible for any ensuing interference Wireless Interoperability The TOSHIBA Wireless LAN Mini PCI Card products are designed to be interoperable with any Wireless LAN product that is based on Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum DSSS radio technology and is compliant to The IEEE 802 11 Standard on Wireless LANs Revision B as defined and approved by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers The Wireless Fidelity WiFi certification as defined by the WECA Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance Wireless LAN and your Health Wireless LAN products like other radio devices emit radio frequency electromagnetic energy The level of energy emitted by Wireless LAN devices however is far much less than the electromagnetic energy emitted by wireless devices like for example mobile phones Because Wireless LAN products operate within the guidelines found in radio frequency safety standards and recommendations TOSHIBA believes Wireless LAN is safe for use by consumers These standards and recommendations reflect the consensus of the scientific community and result from deliberations of panels and committees of scientists who continually review and interpret the extensive research literature In some situations or environments the use of Wireless LAN may be restricted by the proprietor of the building or responsible representatives of the organisation These situations may for example include Using the Wireless LAN equipment on board of aeroplanes or In any other environment where the risk of interference to other devices or services is perceived or identified as harmful If you are uncertain of the policy that applies on the use of wireless devices in a specific organisation or environment e g airports you are encouraged to ask for authorisation to use the Wireless LAN device prior to turning on the equipment Portege 2010 vil