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A Glance at Your Flybook

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Item

Note

5

D-sub15 VGA display
port

Connects to a VGA display device.

6

Ventilation openings

Release hot air to keep system cool.

7

Video output port

Connects to a video display device. Supports
NTSC/PAL format.

8

FireWire(IEEE 1394)
port (x2)

Connects to devices of FireWire interfaces.

9

Microphone-in port

Connects to an external microphone.

10

Earphone/Line-out
port

Connects to an earphone or external speaker.

11

PC card slot

Accepts type-I or type-II CardBus PC cards.

12

Strap hole

Attaches a carrying strap.

Left View

#

Item

Note

1

Power button

Turns on/off the computer.

2

SIM card slot

Accepts SIM card for wireless WAN
communication.

Dialogue Flybook V2/V3 Series User’s Guide

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Summary of Contents for Flybook V2 series

Page 1: ...Dialogue Flybook V2 V3 Series User s Guide Dialogue Technology Corporation Copyright 2005 2006 All Rights Reserved Revision 1 1 Mar 2006 Service website http www dialogue com tw...

Page 2: ...s manual may not be copied in whole or in part without written consent of Dialogue Technology Corporation About This User s Guide This user s guide includes essential information for users to use and...

Page 3: ...iii Notes Further descriptions Dialogue Flybook V2 V3 Series User s Guide...

Page 4: ...enter 2 How to Request Service 2 Care Tips 3 Taking Care of AC Adapter and Power Cord 3 Taking Care of Computer 3 Taking Care of Battery Pack 4 A Glance at Your Flybook 5 Front View 5 Rear View 6 Left...

Page 5: ...und or Voice to an Earphone or External Speaker 25 Inputting Sound or Voice from an External Microphone 25 Connection Options 27 High Speed Link 27 USB Link 27 FireWire IEEE 1394 Link 27 Network and I...

Page 6: ...ng Hard Disk Set 49 Installing Hard Disk Set Back into the Computer 50 Installing Keyboard Back to the Computer 50 Troubleshooting 52 Identifying Problems 52 Conquering Possible Problems 52 The Comput...

Page 7: ...es as the instructions state Warranty The warranties provided by Dialogue Technology Corporation may vary in different areas Please see the statements in your warranty card How to Get Help The compute...

Page 8: ...he service websites always keep the latest information Visit the sites for helpful information or link help entries or online help The service website of Flybook is http www dialogue com tw Local Serv...

Page 9: ...ects on the top of AC adapter or power cord z Avoid putting the AC adapter or power cord places where people may step on z Pull plug instead of the cord when unplugging the power z Disconnect the AC a...

Page 10: ...mputer z Make sure the computer is turned off and the AC adapter is unplugged before changing the system parts Taking Care of Battery Pack z Read cautions on the battery z Keep the battery away from d...

Page 11: ...ack point Moves Mouse cursor or pans display 4 Mouse Left click and Right cick buttons x2 Function as left click button and right click button of Mouse 5 Pan button Toggles the panning function on off...

Page 12: ...he display screen and touch input device 11 Microphone Inputs sound and voice 12 LED Indicators Show lock status of keyboard s caps lock and number lock functions and running status of key parts and s...

Page 13: ...E 1394 port x2 Connects to devices of FireWire interfaces 9 Microphone in port Connects to an external microphone 10 Earphone Line out port Connects to an earphone or external speaker 11 PC card slot...

Page 14: ...ook 8 Right View Item Note 1 Hard disk bay Houses a hard disk 2 Stylus pen compartment Houses a stylus pen 3 Ventilation opening Leads in cool air to keep system cool Bottom View Dialogue Flybook V2 V...

Page 15: ...mory 2 Reset switch button Resets main board to its default value Using a paper clip or similar object to press the recessed reset switch 3 Battery latches x2 Secure battery pack 4 Ventilation opening...

Page 16: ...wer z High performance power management system with ACPI Advanced Configuration Power Interface support z DC in power supply through DC in power jack input rating 15 19Vdc 2 64 3 34A 50W maximum opera...

Page 17: ...s z Ethernet port RJ 45 Giga LAN z Fax data modem port RJ 11 z SIM card slot for wireless WAN communication z Type II CardBus PC card slot Connectivity z USB high speed link Via USB 2 0 controller and...

Page 18: ...modem and fax data modem port Also called 3G module Wireless WAN could be an EDGE CDMA2000 WCDMA or other modules The computer works according to your module option and what the manufacture has suppli...

Page 19: ...mshell mode the lid is not turned and thus looks like a notebook computer when the lid is turned 180 degrees clockwise and latched called tablet mode it is like a tablet PC Tablet Mode When the comput...

Page 20: ...to 95 degrees 2 Turn the lid 180 degrees counterclockwise until it clicks into place Do not bend the lid beyond its allowed limit Do not turn the lid until at the right angle between 85 to 95 Do not...

Page 21: ...f 2 can not find the battery when DC in power is supplied Slow Flash The battery is charging Fast Double Flash The power of battery is low Fast Flash The battery does not function 3 Hard drive Lightin...

Page 22: ...rd is a multi functional keyboard complying with the definition of Windows and has 12 hot keys combination keys to access most of the computer s controls Windows Keys Two keys are performing Windows s...

Page 23: ...ons as Mouse right click button Lock Keys The keyboard has 3 lock functions Press the dedicated key or key combinations to toggle on off the functions Key Description CapsLock With the light on the ca...

Page 24: ...iption Fn Esc Turns on off the backlight of display screen Fn Repeatedly press the keys to output display to An connected VGA display device only An connected video display device only The built in LC...

Page 25: ...tem Fn F6 Increases the volume of audio system Fn F7 Opens closes audio system Fn F8 Turns on off wireless LAN module Fn F9 Turns on off wireless WAN module Fn F10 Turns on off Bluetooth module Double...

Page 26: ...making faster move Besides the track point supports z Double pressing operation Functions like double click operation of the Mouse left click button z Panning operation See Pan Button section below Pa...

Page 27: ...mputer The embedded touch panel is pressure sensitive but palm rejected That is you can use a stylus pen to point draw or write on it but it is slow in responding your palm press To clean touch panel...

Page 28: ...h Panel Touch Mode There are 2 modes in using touch panel general touch mode and Mouse right click button mode Change touch mode for different operational requirements In general touch mode the stylus...

Page 29: ...get keyboard cursor focus z If an icon or item is clicked it will get Mouse focus z Single or double clicking of a task icon or item will run the task z Dragging pen as dragging a Mouse Touch Operati...

Page 30: ...ice 1 Connect a VGA display device such as VGA monitor or digital projector to your computer through the VGA output port D sub15 2 Use hot key Fn see Hot Keys section on page 18 or LCD icon in Flybook...

Page 31: ...fault type is NTSC Outputting Sound or Voice to an Earphone or External Speaker Connect an earphone or external speaker to your computer via the earphone line out port The computer automatically switc...

Page 32: ...Display and Audio 26 Dialogue Flybook V2 V3 Series User s Guide...

Page 33: ...D ROM drives etc The computer has two USB 2 0 ports transferring data at speed up to 480 Mbps and is compatible with USB 1 1 which transfers data up to 12 Mbps Connect an USB peripheral device to one...

Page 34: ...vities You can create configure store use and monitor components from it To get into Network Connections panel 1 Click Start Settings Control Panel to explore Control Panel 2 Click Switch to Classic V...

Page 35: ...its connection properties window to configure this connection component Wireless LAN Connection Using the built in 802 11 b g wireless LAN module and connecting your computer to an infrastructure netw...

Page 36: ...file for the connection More than one component can be created for different connection purposes To create modem dial up connection components 1 Enter into Network Connections panel 2 Use Create A New...

Page 37: ...t a SIM card to SIM card slot 2 Turn on the wireless WAN module Use hot key Fn F9 see Hot Keys section on page 18 or WWAN icon in Flybook Control Center see Flybook Control Center section on page 36 t...

Page 38: ...o include the following versatile Bluetooth services z Personal area networking z Dial up networking z Serial port connection z File transfer z LAN access z Synchronization and PIM data exchange z Pri...

Page 39: ...send and receive faxes Windows XP also provides a fax printer service transferring from printer function of programs Refer to Help and Support Center of Window XP for further details For using other f...

Page 40: ...Connection Options 34 To eject a PC card push on the tip of the rod with your fingertip and then push the rod to eject the card Dialogue Flybook V2 V3 Series User s Guide...

Page 41: ...power saving features and provides a Power Options utility in customizing the computer s power system To start Power Options utility 1 Click Start Settings Control panel to explore Control Panel 2 Dou...

Page 42: ...o change the display orientation easily z Start PenMount utility Process information with the touch operation z View status information of the system For starting Flybook Control Center double click F...

Page 43: ...he icon to Suspend to RAM mode Depending on the settings in Power Options Click the icon to Suspend to Disk mode Depending on the settings in Power Options Click the icons to increase decrease brightn...

Page 44: ...nced calibration procedure to calibrate the touch panel Follow the steps below to calibrate your touch panel 1 Click Standard Calibration to start the standard calibration procedure or 4 9 15 or 25 po...

Page 45: ...ecking the Positioning of Touch Panel Under Draw tab click Draw to open a draw panel in full screen and then draw on the panel to check the accuracy of positioning the touch panel Dialogue Flybook V2...

Page 46: ...tem Recovery window will appear for further operation BIOS Setup Utility The Phoenix BIOS Basic Input Output System controls basic input output activities of your computer Check or modify BIOS setting...

Page 47: ...assword in this window Operating System Passwords Operating system passwords prevent unauthorized access to your system Windows XP allows more than one account to login Every account has name access a...

Page 48: ...strap hole used to attach a strap for preventing the computer from unexpected drop While using the computer in tablet mode the attached strap is even more significant To hold the computer only by dra...

Page 49: ...r 3 Enter into Flybook System Recovery window see page 40 4 Under Basic tab move cursor to Restore System Partition button and then press Enter key to start restoration procedure 5 Follow the guide to...

Page 50: ...OM drive 7 Follow the guide to complete the restoration 8 When finished reboot your computer and enter into BIOS setup utility again to change the boot priority to IDE Hard Drive 9 Disconnect CD DVD R...

Page 51: ...the computer with AC power 2 Turn on the computer 3 Enter into Flybook System Recovery window see page 40 4 Under Utilities tab use Battery Calibration button to start calibration procedure 5 When fin...

Page 52: ...er operation Please refer to Features section on page 10 to see the specifications of system memory and hard disk drive Changing System Memory 1 Disconnect AC adapter and remove battery pack 2 On the...

Page 53: ...place the cover of memory compartment and then fix the screw back Changing Hard Disk Removing Keyboard 1 Disconnect AC adapter and remove battery pack 2 Take out the keyboard by gently pushing in the...

Page 54: ...wn on the top cover 4 Gently release the lock mechanism of flat cable connector with your fingertips and then take the keyboard out Taking Hard Disk Set Out of the Computer 1 Find out the hard disk s...

Page 55: ...the hard disk set out with your right hand gently 3 Put your computer down on the table Disassembling and Reassembling Hard Disk Set 1 Take out the two screws fixed on the hard disk set and then sepa...

Page 56: ...it is fully mated 3 Put your computer down on the table 4 Fix the hard disk screw back against the keyboard frame Installing Keyboard Back to the Computer 1 Put the keyboard down on the top cover mov...

Page 57: ...ngertips to lock it 4 Hold the keyboard with your two hands tilt its top side slightly upwards and then slip it slowly forwards into 3 fix holes in the bottom inner side of keyboard compartment Place...

Page 58: ...lems The Computer Does Not Start or Boot Up z If the Power indicator is not lit the computer is without power Make sure you have properly attached the AC adapter and power cord or have installed a cha...

Page 59: ...nter to open the audio system and adjust the volume z The audio output is disabled or too low for the audio application Open the audio output and adjust the volume z When plugging an earphone or exter...

Page 60: ...oc connection have z The computer may be too far from other communication devices Retry the connection after moving your computer closer to the computers to be connected with Ad Hoc connection or to t...

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