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Move right and left in the menu label and select [Save & Exit]. Move up and down and select 
[Save Changes and Exit]. The confirmation dialog box appears. Select [Yes] and press 

. Then the settings will be saved. Exit BIOS. Restart the laptop to apply new 

settings. 

 
3-4 Touch screen operations 

 
The touch screen can help you to run the program and complete laptop settings. Refer to the 
following graphical instructions for gestures of touch screen operations (depending on the model). 
 

 

Right-to-left sliding 
Slide from the right to left to enable the Charm 
Toolbar. 

 

Left-to-right sliding 
Slide from the left to right to open operating 
application programs in a cyclic manner. 

 

Top-to-bottom or bottom-to-top sliding 
Slide from top to bottom or from bottom to top in the 
starting screen to display application commands. 

 

Finger sliding 
Slide the finger to move the image vertically or 
horizontally. 

Summary of Contents for X1 Series

Page 1: ...1 Awood X1 Series Laptop User Manual Awood CHS A QW 070X110 A1 ...

Page 2: ... is strongly recommended to purchase Awood products via its official website to obtain complete warranty services The default operating system is Mircosoft Windows 8 1 For other operating systems the operations may be different or the model may not apply Contact us Official website www awood com Customer Service Tel 400 Email service awood com Official WeChat Official MicroBlog ...

Page 3: ...to maintain the user safety and prevent the laptop data from loss or components from damage Tips to use the touch pad Tips to use the keyboard Be away from fire or high temperature environment Risks may be caused if the product is set in a high temperature place or near a fire Avoid discarding without permission The product may contain toxic or harmful substances Discarding without permission may ...

Page 4: ... up 16 3 3 BIOS test and setting 17 3 4 Touch screen operations 20 3 5 Touch pad operation 22 3 6 Product registration 24 Chapter IV Daily Basic Maintenance 25 4 1 LCD maintenance 25 4 2 Battery maintenance 25 4 3 Keyboard maintenance 26 4 4 Touch pad maintenance 26 4 5 Heat dissipation 26 4 6 Maintenance of other components 26 4 7 Environmental protection requirements 26 4 8 Recommended schedule ...

Page 5: ...on the warranty card Moreover it should be clear and not altered In case of part missing or defect immediately contact the seller According to our service policy the purchased product will be replaced with a new one immediately The power adapter with other modes or interfaces are not supported for charging Only use the original power adapter The date of production is shown on the warranty card If ...

Page 6: ...6 Chapter II Laptop Structure 2 1 Top view ...

Page 7: ... It is used to shoot dynamic or static pictures High definition LCD with touch function It supports ten point touch operation and high definition output The touch function is not part of standard configuration and may not be applied in certain models As the hardware configuration varies in different models the LCD has two resolutions QHD 3200 1800 and FHD 1920 1080 Keyboard It is equipped with ful...

Page 8: ...anner and restart the system by the ON OFF key under unexpected conditions When this function is applied the stored data may be lost If the laptop is always abnormal to be turned on and off the software or system may fail It is recommended to carry the laptop to the dealer as soon as possible or contact our customer service personnel to arrange check Speaker It can play sound and the sound is cont...

Page 9: ...is charged it is normally ON in orange When the laptop is fully charged it is normally ON in white USB 3 0 interface It has downward compatibility with USB 2 0 or USB 1 1 devices such as keyboards pointing devices cameras hard drivers printers scanners etc Several devices can run at the same time with one computer In addition this interface supports hot plugging Most of peripherals can be connecte...

Page 10: ...io interface It is a dual purpose jack for headphone output and microphone output Audio signals of laptop can be output to the speaker or headphone or the interface can be connected to a microphone or used to input signals from an audio device Microphone reception hole The built in high sensitivity microphone of the host is set in the hole It can be used with related audio software to collect or r...

Page 11: ...witch the display equipment To enable or disable the display screen To enable the Sleep mode of the laptop To enable or disable the touch pad To reduce the screen brightness To increase the screen brightness To reduce the speaker volume To increase the speaker volume To print the screen contents send the current data on the screen to the printer Suspend to suspend the current operation Interrupt t...

Page 12: ... move the cursor to the starting point of an object To move the cursor to the end of an object To enable or disable the Caps Lock state To enable or disable the numeric keypad F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 ...

Page 13: ...f the numeric keypad When the numeric keypad is enabled the functions of these keys are as follows Number 7 Number 8 Number 9 Number 4 Number 5 Number 6 Multiply meaning that the calculation function is to multiply Number 1 ...

Page 14: ...r between the integer and decimal part of a figure Add meaning that the calculation function is to add Windows 8 1 function keys The laptop has two groups of special Windows function keys as shown below Press it to return to the starting screen In the starting screen press it to return to the previous application program Press it to simulate the right key function of the mouse ...

Page 15: ...ging process The power adapter may be hot during operation Make sure that it is not covered to avoid hazards resulting from high temperature caused by poor heat dissipation The use of the socket beyond the specified voltage range 100V 240V may result in anomaly or damage of the power adapter or laptop host The laptop host may be hot during charging or start up Do not place the laptop on an uneven ...

Page 16: ...ery module if charging is not performed before start up The heat produced normally by the system may be dissipated to the surface when the laptop is working or charged The power adapter may be hot in normal operation Do not place the laptop and power adapter on the knees or any part of the body in a long time to avoid discomfort caused by heat ...

Page 17: ...r laptop start up The default BIOS settings are applicable to most of operating conditions of the laptop and must not be changed except in the following cases The error tip appears when the system is started requiring you to operate the BIOS settings You have installed a new system component requiring further BIOS setting or updating The use of improper BIOS settings may result in system instabili...

Page 18: ...l Security The Security can help you to set the administrator and user passwords and control the permission for use of the hard disc drive Refer to the following steps to set the password Move right and left in the menu label and select Security Move up and down and select Administrator Password or User Password Press for confirmation ...

Page 19: ...alog box appears Input the password and press The password dialog box appears again Keep it blank and press The confirmation dialog box appears Select Yes and press Thus the password is cleared If you have set the User Password you will be required to input the password each time before entering the operating system If you have set the Administrator Password you will be required to input the passw...

Page 20: ...mplete laptop settings Refer to the following graphical instructions for gestures of touch screen operations depending on the model Right to left sliding Slide from the right to left to enable the Charm Toolbar Left to right sliding Slide from the left to right to open operating application programs in a cyclic manner Top to bottom or bottom to top sliding Slide from top to bottom or from bottom t...

Page 21: ...ag it to the screen bottom to close it Touch touch twice and press Touch the application program to enable it In the desktop mode touch the application program twice to enable it Two finger narrowing Make two fingers close to each other on the touch screen to narrow the image Two finger magnification Separate two fingers on the touch screen to magnify the image ...

Page 22: ...twice In the starting screen touch an application program to enable it In the desktop mode touch an application program twice to enable it Press the left key In the starting screen press an application program to enable it In the desktop mode press an application program twice to enable it Press the right key In the starting screen press an application program to select and run the setting menu Yo...

Page 23: ...n program to view other menus This function is the same as that of Top to bottom sliding of the touch screen 3 6 3 Double finger gestures Touch Touch the touch pad with two fingers to simulate the right key functions of the mouse Rotate Move two fingers clockwise or counterclockwise on the touch pad in a circular manner to rotate the image This gesture only applies in Windows Photo Viewer or other...

Page 24: ...on 3 6 Product registration It is recommended to register the purchased product on the official website after check The product registration is greatly associated with warranty services and free of charge Once the product is registered on the official website of Awood the warranty will take effect immediately and you will immediately enjoy membership services and rights for future activities or pr...

Page 25: ...t dry and clean the screen Do not extrude the screen with excessive forces Wipe the screen in a certain direction 3 After cleaning with a soft wet cloth clean the screen again with a piece of dry lint free soft cloth and naturally dry moisture left on the screen in a ventilated place Do not wipe the screen with chemical detergent including alcohol Do not wipe the screen with hard cloth or paper Do...

Page 26: ...ure of the product 4 6 Maintenance of other components Clean or maintain your laptop and related peripherals according to the following steps 1 Turn off the power supply and remove the external power cord built in battery and all peripheral connecting wires 2 Remove dust in connecting joints keyboard seams and other parts with the small vacuum cleaner 3 Carefully wipe the shell surface with the sl...

Page 27: ...uneven or unstable working environment 4 The laptop can be checked in the conveyor belt type X ray machine However it must be prevented from contact with the magnetic sensor or magnet 5 To use the laptop in a flight first consult the related airline service and operation specifications 6 Do not place heavy objects or books papers and other objects on the laptop Do not close the laptop cover with e...

Page 28: ...er the running state Possible reasons for failure of system recovery 1 Failure of the extension memory or built in memory of the shell if the data are stored in a wrong area the correct running state will not be recovered 2 Incompatible peripherals some external USB storage devices and storage cards have special disc structures and may easily result in failure of power cutoff or recovery in the st...

Page 29: ... with built in wireless network adapter to the wireless network Check the wireless network settings according to the following steps for the positions of keys refer to Section 2 5 of Laptop Structure 1 Confirm that the switching of the wireless network short cut keys Fn Q on the keyboard is ON 2 Confirm the wireless network setting program such as the Windows network configuration program and chec...

Page 30: ...tors management employees agents and affiliated enterprises will assume no responsibility for the use of this manual and the derivative incidental direct indirect particular punishment or any other losses including but not limited to profit losses business interruption data loss or other monetary loss which may be caused by the use of this manual or failure to use this manual or any part therein f...

Page 31: ...to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesi...

Page 32: ...r human exposure to radio frequency RF electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U S and international standards bodies The design of this Notebook Computer complies with the FCC guidelines and these international standards Use only the supplied or an approved antenna This device was tested for typic...

Page 33: ...gging in the live state or use of non USB external devices 6 The failure or damage is caused by use in the working environment which is not specified for the product such as over high or low temperature over humid or dry environment electromagnetic interference unstable power supply and electrostatic interference 7 The failure or damage is caused by installation repair change addition or removal b...

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