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目

录

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产品规格

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运输与贮存要求

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第二章

使用说明

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使用须知

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产品外观图

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外部功能示意图

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外部

接口示意图

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触摸板使用及注意事项

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热键定义

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指示灯

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第三章

安装说明

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首次使用操作步骤

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使用环境

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将光驱替换为辅电池

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串口模块或第二硬盘

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硬盘驱动器的使用

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内存扩展

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USIM/UIM

卡安装

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使用

卡

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外接

Express Card

设备

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特殊功能安装（可选）

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蓝牙功能

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无线网络（可选）

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Summary of Contents for LNB-1406

Page 1: ...JNB 1406 中性加固笔记本 Rugged Notebook Version C01 ...

Page 3: ...开始 7 如果电池泄漏电解液进入到眼内的话切勿揉眼睛要立即用清水冲洗眼睛并尽可能请医生进行医疗处理 8 请不要放置在婴幼儿可触及的地方 9 请不要将电池作为垃圾投弃应按贵地的法令或法规以及贵公司的安全标准处理 10 充电或正常使用过程中电池可能会变热这完全属于正常现象 11 如果电池的内部温度超过容许的温度范围 0 至 50 充电不会开始一旦达到容许温度范围要求将自动开始充电注意根据使用条件不同充电时间也不同当温度为 10 或以下时充电时间可能比平常要略长一些 12 如果温度低的话工作时间将会缩短只能在允许温度范围内使用计算机 13 本计算机备有高温模式功能可防止高温环境下电池老化高温模式时的 100 电量约相当于普通温度模式的 80 电量 14 电池为消耗品如果计算机使用某一特定电池的运行时间大大缩短且反复充电仍不能恢复其性能的话应用新的电池予...

Page 4: ...池内使电池受到碰撞或冲击使其变形将其解体或改装切勿使其短路切勿使其正极和负极接触而造成短路避免过热过冷和直射阳光切勿在阳光直射之处炎热之处如晴天时的车内或寒冷之处对电池进行充电使用或放置过长的时间切勿将其置于微波炉内切勿将电池置于微波炉或加压舱内停止使用如果电池发出异味触摸时有变热的感觉变色变形或其他任何的异常时请将其从计算机上取下并停止使用切勿将其用于其他任何计算机此电池为充电型电池仅供指定的计算机使用切勿将其用于非指定的计算机使用更换电池时请不要使用本公司指定以外的电池请按指定的方法进行充电切勿使用非指定电池如果使用指定附带和指定的其他商品电池以外的电池则将导致发热起火和破裂情况 ...

Page 5: ...章使用说明 5 使用须知 5 产品外观图 8 外部功能示意图 9 外部IO接口示意图 11 触摸板使用及注意事项 12 热键定义 13 指示灯 14 第三章安装说明 15 首次使用操作步骤 15 使用环境 19 将光驱替换为辅电池串口模块或第二硬盘 19 硬盘驱动器的使用 21 内存扩展 23 USIM UIM卡安装 24 使用PC卡 25 外接Express Card 设备 26 特殊功能安装可选 27 蓝牙功能 Bluetooth 可选 27 无线网络可选 32 ...

Page 6: ...GPS 功能可选 35 指纹识别器的使用可选 38 指纹识别使用可选 48 第四章 BIOS 功能简介 49 UEFI简介 49 UEFI参数设置 49 UEFI基本功能设置 50 x86 平台下UEFI所要管理的系统资源 59 第五章驱动程序安装说明 67 ...

Page 7: ...理器 Intel 酷睿 i7 2610UE 1 5GHZ 最大 2 4GHZ 4MB 芯片组 Intel HM65 内存板载 2G DDR3 1333MHz 提供 1 条 SO DIMM 插槽最大可扩展到 10GB VGA 控制器 Intel HD Graphics 显示 LCD 显示屏 13 3 英寸 WXGA TFT 液晶显示屏阳光可视硬盘 2 5 寸 SATA 硬盘可选硬盘加密和硬盘自毁功能光驱 5 25 寸 SATA DVD ROM COMBO 其中光驱位可扩展成 11 1V 3700mAH 电池包或扩展成串口模块或第二块 SATA 硬盘可选声音扬声器两个高品质的扬声器麦克风内置有麦克风键盘防水防尘带背光功能的键盘若选用塑胶键盘则无防尘和背光功能触摸板集成有鼠标触摸板带左右按键用户接口触摸屏支持触摸屏功能...

Page 8: ...000Mbps 调制解调器内置 56Kbps Modem 可选安全功能支持 TCM1 2 可选指纹识别支持用户指纹开机指纹登陆可选数据安全加密可选硬盘加密功能可选串行接口支持 2 个 RS 232 接口可选 RS 422 RS 485 模式串口模块支持 2 个 RS 232 RS 422 RS 485 模式接口 Cardbus Express card 1 个 PCMCIA Type II 接口选配支持 Cardbus 32bit 卡 1 个 Type II Express card 接口操作系统支持 Windows XP Professional Edition 电池 Li Ion 电池 11 1V 8400mAH Li Ion 电池 11 1V 3700mAH 可选电源电源适配器 AC 100 240V DC 19V 90W 航插接口机械...

Page 9: ...000ft min ESD 符合 IEC 61000 4 2 2001 Contact 4KV Air 8KV 冲击满足 MIL STD 810F 及 GJB 322A 全加固型工作峰值加速度 15G 脉冲宽度 11ms 关机峰值加速度 50G 脉冲宽度 11ms 振动满足 MIL STD 810F 及 GJB 322A 全加固型工作频率 5 200Hz 加速度 1 0G 1 5G 可选关机频率 10 23Hz 加速度 1 0G 频率 23 52Hz 振幅 0 44mm 频率 52 2000Hz 加速度 5G 跌落满足 MIL STD 810F 及 GJB 322A 全加固型 91CM 高度自由落体到硬质地板六面四角六棱可靠性 MTBF MTBF 30000hours 90 Confidence Level 典型功耗电源类型 ADAPTER 输入电压频率...

Page 10: ...往任何地点在长途运输时不得装在敞开的船舱和车厢中中途转运时不得存放在露天仓库中在运输过程中不允许和易燃易爆易腐蚀的物品同车或其他运输工具装运并且产品不允许经受雨雪或液体物质的淋袭与机械损坏贮存产品贮存时应存放在原包装箱内存放产品的仓库环境温度为0 40 相对湿度为20 85 仓库内不允许有各种有害气体易燃易爆炸的产品及有腐蚀性的化学物品并且无强烈的机械振动冲击和强磁场作用包装箱应垫离地面至少10cm 距离墙壁热源冷源窗口或空气入口至少50cm ...

Page 11: ...算机时为减少出现火灾触电和人身伤害的危险请务必遵守下列基本的安全注意事项 1 切勿将计算机靠近有水之处如浴槽洗脸盆厨房水池洗衣槽或游泳池附近使用 2 切勿在雷暴雨期间使用计算机这会因闪电而造成远隔电击的危险 3 仅能使用本说明书中所规定的电源线和电池切勿将电池投弃到火中以免造成爆炸有关其特殊的处理说明请按照贵地的有关规定执行锂电池此计算机备有锂电池可以用来储存日期和时间电池的更换仅能由授权的维修服务人员进行警告因安装或使用不当可能会有发生爆炸的危险 ...

Page 12: ...或收音机使用打雷时切勿触摸本机和电缆避开磁场要将计算机远离磁场储存在硬盘上的数据可能会丢失要避开小件物品切勿将曲别针或其他小件物品插到计算机内切勿擅自拆卸计算机切勿对显示器过度施加压力切勿将 LAN 连接器与非指定的网络或电话线连接如果 LAN 连接器与以下网络或电话线连接则将引起火灾和触电事故 1000 BASE T 100 BASE TX 10 BASE T以外的网络电话线普通电话线内线电话线内部交换机数字公共电话等请将包装材料置于婴幼儿够不到之处放置因玩耍塑料袋可能造成窒息 ...

Page 13: ...电量用完后会自动切换至Ｂ电池放电无须用户手动切换以此保证供电的连续性 2 双电池的充放电当双电池都用完后可以同时插上对应的电池接口并插上交流适配器此时双电池开始充电 A电池将首先被充电 A电池充电时对应的A电池指示灯会亮红色直到充满A电池指示灯亮绿色当A电池充满后会自动切换至B电池充电无须用户手动切换此时Ａ电池指示灯熄灭Ｂ电池指示灯亮红色当Ｂ电池充满后Ｂ电池指示灯亮绿色 3 电池低报警当Ｂ电池放电至电量低于６时Ｂ电池指示灯会闪红色并发出报警声当用户听到报警声应该立即接上交流适配器或者关闭系统更换有充足电量的电池使用用户接回交流适配器后报警声会自动消除用户也可以通过操作系统的音量控制对话框中的PC 扬声器静音选项来消除报警声 ...

Page 14: ...第二章使用说明 8 JNB 1406 产品外观图 ...

Page 15: ...第二章使用说明 JNB 1406 9 外部功能示意图 1 液晶显示屏 2 功能键 3 电源开关 4 发光二极管指示灯 5 天线 6 光驱可选 7 主电池 8 安全锁 9 MIC 声音输入 ...

Page 16: ...第二章使用说明 10 JNB 1406 1 指纹识别可选 2 硬盘驱动器 3 触摸板 4 键盘 5 发光二极管指示灯 6 携带把手 1 内存插槽模块 2 扬声器 ...

Page 17: ...第二章使用说明 JNB 1406 11 外部IO接口示意图 1 PC 卡插槽 2 UIM卡插槽 3 Express卡插槽 4 SMART卡插槽 5 HDMI端口 6 耳机插孔 7 麦克风插孔 ...

Page 18: ...3 0 端口 4 ESATA USB2 0 端口 5 调制解调器端口可选 6 外接显示器端口 7 串行端口触摸板使用及注意事项触摸板与外接鼠标功能相同可用其来移动光标以及进行通常的计算机操作 A 工作面触摸板移动光标 B 左按钮功能相当于鼠标的左键 C 右按钮功能相当于鼠标的右键注意事项触摸板设计为仅用指尖操作切勿将任何物体置于工作面上或用尖头物例如指甲或坚硬物品例如铅笔和圆珠笔用力下压以免留下痕迹要尽量避免诸如油等有害物质与触摸板接触否则光标可能会不能正常工作 ...

Page 19: ...面产生诸如褪色等不良影响此外切勿使用市售的家庭用清洁剂和化妆品因为这些物质含有对表面有害的成分热键定义 Fn ESC 系统进入休眠状态按钮 Fn F1 触摸板开关 Fn F2 无线 3G 网络开关 Fn F3 蓝牙开关 Fn F4 A 电池和 B 电池切换 Fn F5 下调屏幕亮度 Fn F6 上调屏幕亮度 Fn F7 LCD CRT LCD CRT 显示切换 Fn F8 屏幕显示开关 Fn F10 保留 Fn F11 静音键 Fn F12 Scroll Lock Fn Number Print Screen Fn CTRL 键盘背光开关 Fn 增大音量开关 Fn 减小音量开关 ...

Page 20: ...示灯电源指示灯绿色为 A B 电池充电双色绿色和红色指示灯当 A B 电池进行充电时对应的灯呈现红色 A B 电池充电充满后呈现绿色放电时该灯会熄灭对于单电池其单独放电时当电量低于６对应的指示灯会闪红色并发出报警声对于双电池当Ｂ电池放电至电量低于６时Ｂ电池指示灯会闪红色并发出报警声硬盘光驱工作指示灯绿色无线网络工作指示灯绿色蓝牙模块工作指示灯蓝色数字锁定指示灯绿色大小写锁定指示灯绿色 ...

Page 21: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 15 第三章安装说明首次使用操作步骤 1 检查配件带电源线的电源适配器主电池说明书驱动光碟电话线辅电池可选光驱可选 2 装入电池将锁簧 A B 沿箭头方向滑动来解除盖的锁定抓住锁簧不放如图 2 所示打开盖 C ...

Page 22: ...声锁定到位为止 3 将计算机连接至电源输入插口上电源适配器的操作方法切勿用力拧绕或牵拉交流电源线否则可能会接触不良只可使用计算机所附的专用电源适配器使用所附电源适配器以外的产品可能会损坏电池或计算机当直流插头 D 未与计算机连接时请将交流电源线从交流电源输出口上拔下在打雷或闪电期间会出现电压突然下降等问题由于这会对计算机产生不良影响除装有电池的情况外建议最好使用不间断电源系统 UPS 电源航空头操作说明见图 5 插合将插头插座的颜色标记对齐后施加推力即可插入 ...

Page 23: ... JNB 1406 17 连接环尾螺帽电缆标记标记插座插头推力拉力分离分离前先握住插头的尾螺帽处并向插座方向施加一定的推力然后再握住连接环施加拉力即可分离 4 打开显示器向前拉携带把手如图 6 所示按压锁扣 E 抬起锁扣打开显示器 5 打开计算机电源按压电源开关 POWER 图 7 直至电源状态指示灯点亮再松开切勿按压电源开关超过 4 秒钟这会强制关闭电源图 5 ...

Page 24: ...要的数据关闭各个应用程序单击任务栏开始菜单选择关闭计算机选项中选择关闭计算机的电源将自动关闭重新启动计算机不关机选择重新启动要使用键盘关机时按 U 用 U选择关闭保存完数据也可直接按电源开关 POWER 约 4 秒钟来关闭计算机非必要条件下建议勿采用该方式以免丢失数据在关机重新启动操作过程中切勿进行下列操作插拔电源适配器触摸电源开关进行任何键盘触摸板或外接鼠标的操作合上显示器 5 合上显示器直至锁扣喀哒一声锁定到位为止 ...

Page 25: ...通硬盘存储温度 40 至 70 湿度 5 至 95 相对湿度未结露即使是在上述温度和湿度范围内在极高或极低的温度或极高的湿度条件下长期使用该计算机仍然会损害产品从而导致产品使用寿命的缩减不能使用计算机之处在这样的地方会损坏计算机过高低温度之处在这样的地方不能开启无线或蓝牙功能医院飞机上或有易受影响的电子设备的区域以免发生电子干涉切勿将对热敏感的物品靠近计算机放置工作过程中计算机可能会变热将光驱替换为辅电池串口模块或第二硬盘 1 将锁簧 A B 沿箭头方向滑动来解除盖的锁定 ...

Page 26: ...第三章安装说明 20 JNB 1406 2 抓住锁簧不放如图 10 所示打开盖 C 3 按住底面的固定按键图 11 中方框所示同时拉住光驱上的提手将光驱沿图 12 所示方向抽出 ...

Page 27: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 21 4 将备用电池贴纸面朝上向里面推直至推不动为止 5 关上盖至其喀哒一声锁定到位为止同样的方式可以将此位置扩展成串口模块或者第二硬盘第二硬盘模组注意箭头指示朝上插入串口模块注意箭头指示朝上插入硬盘驱动器的使用硬盘拆装 1 将锁簧 A B 沿箭头方向滑动来解除盖的锁定 ...

Page 28: ...第三章安装说明 22 JNB 1406 2 抓住锁簧不放如图 15 所示打开盖 C 3 将硬盘沿图 16 所示方向抽出 4 再次装入硬盘时注意标识 UP 的面朝上避免插反 ...

Page 29: ...装说明 JNB 1406 23 内存扩展 1 将锁住内存盖的螺丝松开将内存盖移除 2 松开内存两边的卡座将内存取出 3 让要更换的内存条最大支持 8G 的 DDR3 1066 1333MHz 内存条的缺口对准内存插座对应的突出部位然后从倾斜 45 度角度将内存条插入插座中再将内存条向主板方向挤压可听到喀哒一声表示内存条已固定好 4 将内存盖合上把相应的螺丝锁住即可进行使用 ...

Page 30: ...如图19 所示 2 插入USIM或UIM卡后开机用户可以使用键盘上的热键Fn F2来打开3G模组并运行移动网络运营商提供的用户软件当提示登陆成功后您就可以使用无线宽带网络了插入或拔出USIM或UIM卡之前请务必关机并断开适配器的电源否则可能会损坏3G模组或导致3G模组无法正常工作正确操作如下将USIM或UIM卡的金属接触面朝下缺角向里插入UIM卡插槽轻轻向前推当听到喀哒一声说明卡已安装好拔出时请将USIM或UIM卡轻轻向前推当听到喀哒一声使其弹出然后再取出UIM或USIM卡 ...

Page 31: ...退出 PC 卡时将该按钮弹起并按下 PC 卡即可退出扩展的 PC 卡比标准的 PC 卡长 PC卡不是引导设备使用扩展的PC卡时应遵循下列预防措施保护好已安装的卡的暴露端如果卡的一端卡住可能会损坏系统主板将计算机放入电脑包之前务必取出扩展的PC卡 2 安装PC卡 PC卡有可能可以热插拔也就是说可以在计算机运行时安装和取出卡卡将被自动检测出来通常 PC卡上会有一个标记或符号指明将哪一端插入卡槽中 PC卡经过专门设计以防止插入错误如果不知道插入方向请参阅卡附带的文档要插入PC卡请执行下列步骤拿住卡使其方向符号指向卡槽并且卡的顶面朝上插入卡之前按钮插销应推到里面将卡推入卡槽中直到其完全插入连接器如果遇到很大阻力切勿用力推卡检查卡的方向然后重试一次此计算机可以识别大多数PC卡并自动加载合适的设备驱动程序如果配置程序提示您加载厂...

Page 32: ...带的使用说明外接Express Card 设备 Express Card卡的优点在于它的体积更小传输速度更快更适合移动系统同时支持USB 2 0以及PCI EXPRESS界面其中ExpressCard 34标准的卡的大小只有目前PC卡的一半这种尺寸适合一些移动设备的PC卡接入第二种 ExpressCard 54标准的卡用来支持那些需要更大尺寸的卡包括SMARTCARD读卡器 CF卡读卡器以及1 8寸的硬盘驱动器等较小的ExpressCard 34形状由于可以提供足够的电力充分的热耗散及较少的占用面积所以具有更宽广的应用领域包括有线或无线通信各种快闪存储卡小型的一英寸光存储或磁存储安全身份识别卡等应用插入各种Express Card卡时使各种卡的金手指指向卡槽并且正面向上插入 ...

Page 33: ...际上是一种短距离无线电技术利用蓝牙技术能够有效地简化掌上电脑笔记本电脑和移动电话手机蓝牙键盘鼠标蓝牙耳机等移动通信终端设备之间的通信也能够成功地简化以上这些设备与因特网 Internet 之间的通信从而使这些现代通信设备与因特网之间的数据传输变得更加迅速高效为无线通信拓宽道路蓝牙功能的配置请参考以下流程 1 通过按键盘上的热键 Fn F3 来打开蓝牙设备开启蓝牙功能时灯板上的蓝牙灯蓝色会不停的闪烁且在桌面的属性栏会出现如下图的蓝牙图标图 20 2 点击蓝牙图标会出现图 21 对话框 ...

Page 34: ...第三章安装说明 28 JNB 1406 图 21 3 点击对话框中的添加选项出现图 22 对话框图 22 ...

Page 35: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 29 4 如果待连接的蓝牙设备已准备好请选中图 22 中的我的设备已经设置并且准备好可以查找选项再点击下一步出现图 23 对话框图 23 5 系统查找蓝牙设备成功会出现图 24 所示的对话框图 24 ...

Page 36: ...第三章安装说明 30 JNB 1406 6 选择您要连接的设备点击下一步图 25 7 根据自己所要连接设备的配置自行选择选定后点击下一步来完成蓝牙设备的添加图 26 8 蓝牙设备成功添加后会出现图 27 的对话框在这里您可以对照检查自己蓝牙设备类型并对其一些属性进行设置在不用时也可以将其删除 ...

Page 37: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 31 图 27 9 蓝牙存储设备之间可以相互进行文件的传输如果您需要该功能请右键点击桌面的蓝牙图标会出现图 28 的对话框您可以根据自己的需求选择相应的功能图 28 ...

Page 38: ...标准然后安装好相关驱动软件安装驱动软件前请联系当地移动网络运营商确认当地3G移动网络类型如 WCDMA CDMA2000 TD SCDMA 据此安装相应的驱动软件例如如果当地3G移动网络执行WCDMA标准那么安装驱动光盘WCDMA文件夹下的驱动程序 3 联系当地移动网络运营商申请开通无线宽带网络接入等相关业务并安装好运营商提供的相关用户软件 2 无线局域网 WLAN 如果需要使用 WLAN 请参考如下步骤 1 通过按键盘上的热键 Fn F2 来打开 WLAN 设备在桌面上你将看到如图 29 中所示图标网络图标打 X 表明无线网络还没有连接上请参考以下步骤进行设置图 29 2 双击图 29 中所示的无线网络图标会出现图 30 所示画面 ...

Page 39: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 33 确保您想连接的无线设备已经设置好点击图 30 所示的刷新网络列表图 30 3 当系统检测到您想要连接的无线设备就会出现图 31 所示画面图 31 4 确认是您想要连接的设备图 31 中的连接按扭后请点击 ...

Page 40: ...第三章安装说明 34 JNB 1406 连接成功后会有相应的提示您也可以双击已经连接的设备查看它的使用状态和其它的参数如下图 33 所示图 32 图 33 5 连接成功现在您就可以络使用无线网 ...

Page 41: ...50个通道U BLOX 5定位引擎支持DGPS 和 SBAS WAAS EGNOS MSAS 系统等具有较高的灵敏度和较少的首次定位时间 TTFF 1 GPS驱动软件的安装自动播放机器附带的光盘点击 SOFTWARE 选项然后点击 GPS 软件选项来安装GPS驱动软件或者浏览光盘然后在光盘上找到 Install exe文件在文件上双击鼠标运行安装软件如图34 所示图34 双击install文件后会出现图35 所示界面选择安装语言点击 ok 按钮出现图36 所示界面图35 ...

Page 42: ...第三章安装说明 36 JNB 1406 图36 点击下一步出现图37 界面图37 点击我接受按钮出现图38 界面 ...

Page 43: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 37 图38 点击下一步出现图39 界面图39 点击完成按钮完成驱动软件的安装 2 GPS功能应用用户需要使用GPS功能需安装相关应用软件 ...

Page 44: ...使用指纹识别器请参考如下 Windows 7 系统下的步骤 1 安装指纹识别设备驱动程序自动播放机器附带的光盘点击 INSTALL DRIVER 选项然后点击 Fingerprint 软件选项来安装指纹识别驱动程序或者浏览光盘然后在光盘 Driver Fingerprint WBF3 2 2 1072 Installers 目录下找到 WBFMin exe 文件在文件上双击鼠标运行安装软件如图 40 所示图 40 之后将出现图 41 画面图 41 ...

Page 45: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 39 点击 Next 图 42 进入图 42 画面点击 Install 图 43 进入图 43 界面之后显示如图 44 所示画面点击 Finish 完成安装 ...

Page 46: ...第三章安装说明 40 JNB 1406 图 44 2 安装指纹识别应用软件浏览光盘在光盘 Software Fingerprint Windows 7 目录下找到 truesuite5 2 0 481triallite32 exe 文件在文件上双击鼠标运行安装软件将出现如图 45 所示界面图 45 之后进入如图 46 所示界面点击下一步 ...

Page 47: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 41 图 46 进入如图 47 所示画面点击我接受许可证协议中的条款 A 并点击下一步图 47 ...

Page 48: ...第三章安装说明 42 JNB 1406 出现如图 48 所示界面点击下一步图 48 进入图 49 所示画面点击安装图 49 将出现如图 50 画面 ...

Page 49: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 43 图 50 之后进入图 51 画面点击完成图 51 系统将提示如图 52 所示画面点击是重新启动系统 ...

Page 50: ...第三章安装说明 44 JNB 1406 图 52 系统重新启动后从开始所有程序 AuthenTec Truesuite 进入如图 53 画面如果用户未设定 Windows 密码请先设定密码后再安装此应用软件图 53 点击是继续 ...

Page 51: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 45 图 54 安装程序显示图 54 所示画面点击是继续图 55 用户需选定注册的手指选定后会提示输入 Windows 密码如图 55 所示画面 ...

Page 52: ...第三章安装说明 46 JNB 1406 输入 Windows 密码后程序提示用户将选定手指滑过传感器如图 56 画面图 56 完成后将显示图 57 画面用户可选择另一个手指或继续图 57 选择继续后将出现图 58 画面 ...

Page 53: ...第三章安装说明 JNB 1406 47 图 58 用户根据需要输入相关信息后将进入图 59 画面图 59 至此计算机己具备指纹传感器安全机制用户可以根据需要进行不同的安全设置 ...

Page 54: ...第三章安装说明 48 JNB 1406 指纹识别使用可选 1 按图 60 所示箭头方向拨开指纹识别滑盖图60 2 拨开指纹识别滑盖后手指按图 61 所示任一箭头方向滑过指纹识别模块的金属条部分进行指纹的输入图 61 3 如果您不需要使用指纹输入时请将指纹识别滑盖合上 ...

Page 55: ...理模式调整系统设备的资源分配等正确设置UEFI的各项参数可使系统稳定可靠地工作同时也能提升系统的整体性能不适当的甚至错误的UEFI参数设置则会使系统工作性能大为降低使系统工作不稳定甚至无法正常工作 UEFI参数设置每当系统接通电源正常开机后便可看见进入UEFI设置程序提示的信息此时其它时间无效按下提示信息所指定的按键通常为 Del 键或 F2 键即可进入UEFI设置程序通过UEFI设置程序修改的所有设置值除了日期时间都保存在系统的闪存存储器中即使掉电或拔掉主板电池其内容也不会丢失而日期时间则保存在系统的CMOS存储器中该CMOS存储器由电池供电即使切断外部电源其内容也不会丢失除非执行清除CMOS内容的操作注意 UEFI的设置直接影响到电脑的性能设置错误的参数将造成电脑的损坏甚至不能开机请使用UEFI内置缺省值来恢复系...

Page 56: ...m Date Wed 11 18 2010 System Time 00 47 55 Access Level Administrator Set the Date Use Tab to switch between Date elements Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Main System Date 选择此选项用来设置目前的日期以月日年的格式来表示各项目合理的范围是 Month 月 1 12 Date 日 01 31 Year 年最大至...

Page 57: ...9 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Trusted Computing Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Advanced TPM Configuration TPM SUPPORT Enabled TPM State Enabled Pending TPM operation None Current TPM Status Information TPM Enabled Status Enabled TPM Active Status Activated TPM Owner Status Unowned Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previo...

Page 58: ...guration Intel R core TM i7 2610UE CPU 1 50GHz EMT64 Supported Processor Speed 1500MHz Processor Stepping 206a7 Microcode Revision 6 Processor Cores 2 Intel HT Technology Supported Hyper threading Enabled Active Processor Cores All Intel Virtualization Technology Disabled Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Ver...

Page 59: ...are Preserve Unknown SATA ATA Port 2 Empty Software Preserve Unknown SATA ATA Port 3 Empty Software Preserve Unknown SATA ATA Port 4 Empty Software Preserve Unknown SATA ATA Port 5 Empty Software Preserve Unknown Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc SATA...

Page 60: ...nds Inc Legacy USB Support 此选项用于支持传统的USB设备键盘鼠标存储设备等当该项设为 Enabled时即使不支持USB的操作系统如DOS下也能使用USB设备当设置成Disabled时传统设备在不支持USB的操作系统中将不可用 Chipset Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save Exit WARNING Setting wrong values in below sections may cause system to malfunction System Agent SA Configuration Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Ch...

Page 61: ...it Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc 1 Primary Display 选择主显示设备的类型 2 Internal Graphics 内部集成显卡的开关 3 DVMT Total Gfx Mem DVMT 显存大小的选择 4 LCD Control LCD 控制的菜单项 LCD Control Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Chipset Primary IGFX Boot Display CRT Secondary IGFX Boot Display LVDS Active LFP Int LVDS Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 Gen...

Page 62: ...hipset Boot Security Save Exit Boot Configuration Quiet Boot Disabled Boot Option Priorities Boot Option 1 Built in EFI Shell Hard Drive BBS Priorities Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Quiet Boot 配置是否显示OEM LOGO内容 Hard Drive BBS Priorities 配置系统启动时优先权高...

Page 63: ... for when entering Setup If ONLY the User s password is set then this is a power on password and must be entered to boot or enter Setup In Setup the User will have Administrator rights Administrator Password User Password Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends...

Page 64: ...Restore Defaults Save as User Defaults Restore User Defaults Boot Override Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Save Changes and Exit 此项用于保存修改并退出Setup设置程序如果所作修改需要重启才能生效则会自动进行重启 Discard Changes and Exit 此项用于放弃所作修改并退出Setup设置程序 Save Changes and Reset 此项用...

Page 65: ... as User Defaults 保存用户默认值 Restore User Defaults 回复用户默认值 Boot Override 此项中列出了所有的启动选项用户可选择其中一项并按下 Enter 即可按该选项进行引导 x86 平台下UEFI所要管理的系统资源这里的系统资源我们定义三种 I O端口地址 IRQ中断号和DMA号 DMA 级别功能 DMA0 未分配 DMA1 未分配 DMA2 未分配 DMA3 未分配 DMA4 用于 DMAC 的级联 DMA5 未分配 DMA6 未分配 DMA7 未分配 ...

Page 66: ... 在传统的ISA接口只使用到前面的1024个 0000 03FFh 0400h以上的端口为PCI 接口与EISA接口所使用每一外围设备都会占用一段I O地址空间下表给出了 X86平台大致上所要用到的I O接口列表地址设备描述 000h 001Fh DMA 控制器 1 000h 0CF7h PCI BUS 010h 01Fh 主板资源 020h 021h 可编程中断控制器 022h 03Fh 主板资源 040h 043h 系统计时器 1 044h 05Fh 主板资源 050h 053h 系统时钟 060h 060h 标准 101 102 键 061h 061h 主板资源 063h 063h 主板资源 064h 064h 标准 101 102 键 070h 077h 系统 CMOS 实时时钟 072h 0EFh 主板资源 0F0h 0FFh 数据数值处理器 ...

Page 67: ...ly 3C0h 3DFh Intel R HD Graphic Family 3F8h 3FFh 通讯端口 COM1 400h 453h 主板资源 454h 457h 主板资源 458h 47Fh 主板资源 4D0h 4D1h 可编程中断控制器 500h 57Fh 主板资源 680h 69Fh 主板资源 A30h A3Fh 主板资源 A79h ISAPNP Read Data Port 0D00h 0FFFFh PCI BUS IRQ中断分配表系统共有15个中断源有些已被系统设备独占只有未被独占的中断才可分配给其它设备使用 ISA设备要求独占使用中断只有即插即用ISA设备才可由 UEFI或操作系统分配中断而多个PCI设备可共享同一中断并由UEFI或操作系统分配下表给出了X86平台部分设备的中断分配情况但没有给出PCI设备所占用的中断资源 ...

Page 68: ...6 级别功能 IRQ0 系统计时器 IRQ1 标准 101 102 键或 Microsoft 自然键盘 IRQ2 保留 IRQ3 通讯端口 2 IRQ4 通讯端口 1 IRQ5 保留 IRQ6 保留 IRQ7 保留 IRQ8 系统 CMOS 实时时钟 IRQ9 ACPI 兼容系统 IRQ10 通讯端口 3 IRQ11 通讯端口 4 IRQ12 Microsoft PS 2 Mouse IRQ13 数据数值处理器 IRQ14 保留 IRQ15 保留 ...

Page 69: ...ey 未发现操作系统试图由其进行引导的硬盘上的操作系统安装得不正确如果计算机不能由硬盘引导的话请确认硬盘是否已经在 Setup的菜单内得到正确的识别如果已经识别了硬盘的话请进行重新安装操作否则请向技术支持办事处咨询启动Setup Utility 1 重新启动计算机 2 当计算机重新启动出现引导画面的过程中按 DEL 问题处理当出现问题时请参阅此页如果仍不能解决问题时请向技术支持办事处咨询启动电源状态指示灯或电池状态指示灯不亮检查电源适配器的电缆连接检查已充电的电池是否安装正确拔下电源适配器取出电池然后再次将其连接上 Windows 启动或某一操作极慢在 Setup Utility中按 F3 这会将 Setup Utility 恢复为其默认值除密码设定外然后必须再次运行 Setup Utility 以输入适当的操作环境设定有购买...

Page 70: ...Setup Utility 中设定了密码 Enter Password 输入密码仍然不出现即使已经在 Setup Utility 的 Security 安全菜单内设定一个密码时当计算机由待机模式恢复时 Enter Password 输入密码仍不出现当使用待机模式时如果要使用安全功能的话请使用如下的 Windows 密码 A 选择开始控制面板用户帐户然后选择要设定密码的帐户 B 选择开始控制面板性能和维护电源选项高级在在计算机从待机状态恢复时提示输入密码上打上复选号然后选择确定显示打开电源后无显示当外接显示器没有显示时检查与外接显示器连接的电缆确认显示器的电源是否打开了检查外接显示器的设定显示可能设为外接显示按动 Fn F7 来试改变显示设备持续按压 Fn F7 时待确认已经完全切换了画面的显示设备...

Page 71: ...器或未连接时分别进行亮度设定出现残像如在显示器上残留有绿红和蓝色的点或有些点不能显示出正确的颜色如果过长时间显示某个图像的话将会出现一残像这并非故障当显示不同的画面时该残像将会消失彩色液晶显示器彩色 LCD 的生产需要高精密和尖端的技术因此如果有 0 002 以下的像素不能点亮或一直呈点亮状态这表示 99 998 的像素正常工作的话不认为存在缺陷屏幕会变乱如果更改分辨率或颜色数或者连接或断开外接显示器则屏幕显示会变得非常杂乱请重新启动计算机外接显示器不能正常显示当计算机与使用与节能模式不兼容的外接显示器一起使用时在计算机进入显示器已经处于电源关闭的状态为了节能目的下外接显示器将不能正确显示此时请关闭外接显示器的电源设定为外接显示器和内部液晶显示屏同时显示时仅在其中一个的画面上显示试按 Fn F...

Page 72: ...出或重新启动 Windows 连接 USB 设备时请将其卸下可能需要 1 到 2 分钟的时间关闭电池状态指示灯红色指示灯点亮表示电池正在充电红色指示灯闪烁表示电池电量很低残余电量约为 6 以下并伴随报警声请连接电源适配器当电池状态指示灯呈红色时表示可以使用计算机了如果没有电源适配器的话请保存好数据并关闭计算机用充足电的电池更换后再打开计算机绿色指示灯点亮表示电池已充满触摸板不能正常控制光标按快捷键 Fn F1 来确认触模板有无正常打开如果正在使用外接鼠标的话务必要确保外接鼠标连接得正确用键盘重新启动计算机如果计算机对键盘命令没有反应的话请向技术支持咨询 ...

Page 73: ...ver PCMCIA PCMCIA 芯片驱动 Driver 3G 3G 模块驱动 Driver FINGER 指纹识别模块驱动 Driver GPS GPS 模块驱动 Driver MODEM 调制解调器驱动 Driver WIRELESS 无线局域网模块驱动 Driver Fintek 串口芯片补丁包 Driver USB3 0 USB 3 0 芯片驱动 Driver Smartcard controller Smartcard 芯片驱动 Driver Touch Pad Touch Pad 模块驱动 Driver NET3 5 Windows 补丁程序按照第一步安装芯片组驱动第二步安装显示芯片驱动第三步安装声卡芯片驱动最后安装剩下驱动的顺序进行驱动的安装 ...

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Page 75: ...sequential damages arising out of improper installation and or use or inability to use the product or documentation This user manual is protected by copyright No part of this manual may be reproduced stored in any retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means mechanical electronic photocopied recorded or otherwise without the prior written permission from the manufacturer Trademarks ...

Page 76: ...nnected to the computer charging begins automatically 7 Should the battery leak and the fluid gets into your eyes do not rub your eyes Immediately flush your eyes with clean water and see a doctor for medical treatment as soon as possible 8 Keep the battery away from kids 9 Please do not dump this battery as garbage Treat it according to the local edicts or rules and the safety standards of your c...

Page 77: ...ontacts are protected 16 Always power off the computer when it is not being used Leaving the computer on when the AC adapter is not connected will consume the remaining battery power 17 Battery Avoid Heat Do not throw the battery pack into fire or expose it to excessive heat Keep Some Articles Away Do not place the battery pack together with articles such as necklace or hairpins when carrying or s...

Page 78: ...sing it Do Not Use on Any Other Computer The battery pack is rechargeable and was intended for the use of the specified computer or charger Do not use it with a computer other than the one for which it is designed Do not use the ones not specified by company when replacing battery Follow the proper method to charge Do Not Use the Battery Not Specified The use of unauthorized or unspecified batteri...

Page 79: ...ctors 11 Use and Notices of Touchpad 12 Definitions of Hot Keys 13 Indicators 14 Chapter 3 Installation 15 Initial Operation 15 Operating Environment 19 Replace the CD ROM with Supplementary Battery COM Module or A Second Hard Disk 20 Using Hard Disk Driver 21 Expand the Memory 23 Install the USIM UIM Card 24 Using PC Card 25 External Express Card Device 26 Install Special Functions Optional 27 Bl...

Page 80: ...ensor Optional 38 Using Fingerprint Identification Optional 48 Chapter 4 BIOS Setup 50 UEFI Overview 50 UEFI Parameter Setup 50 Basic Function Setting for UEFI 51 System Resource Managed by UEFI under X86 Platform 61 List of Error Codes 64 Chapter 5 Installing thr Drivers 68 ...

Page 81: ... 2 4GHZ 4MB Chipset Intel HM65 Memory 2G DDR3 1333MHz on board providing with one SO DIMM slot up to 10GB VGA Controller Intel HD Graphics Display LCD Screen 13 3 WXGA TFT LCD screen sunlight visible Hard Disk 2 5 SATA hard disk optional with hard disk encryption and self destruction function DVD ROM 5 25 SATA DVD ROM COMBO The DVD ROM is expandable to 11 1V 3700mAH battery pack or COM module or s...

Page 82: ...ns Supports TCM1 2 Optional Fingerprint Identification Supports fingerprint booting and log in Optional Data Encryption Optional Hard Disk Encryption Optional Serial Port Two RS 232 ports optional with RS 422 and RS 485 mode COM module supporting two RS 232 RS 422 RS 485 ports Cardbus Express card One PCMCIA Type II connector Optional supporting Cardbus 32bit one Type II Express card connector Ope...

Page 83: ...22A Fully Rugged Operating peak acceleration 15G impulse width 11ms Power off peak acceleration 50G impulse width 11ms Vibration Meets MIL STD 810F and GJB 322A Fully Rugged Operating 5 200Hz frequency 1 0G acceleration optional with 1 5G Power off 10 23Hz frequency 1 0G acceleration 23 52Hz frequency 0 44mm amplitude 52 2000Hz frequency 5G acceleration Drop Meets MIL STD 810F and GJB 322A Fully R...

Page 84: ...together with inflammable explosive and corrosive substances and are not allowed to be exposed to rain snow and liquid substances and mechanical force Storage Products should be stored in package box when it is not used And warehouse temperature should be 0 C 40 C and relative humidity should be 20 85 In the warehouse there should be no harmful gas inflammable explosive products and corrosive chem...

Page 85: ...y tub or near a swimming pool 2 Avoid using the computer during thunderstorm There may be risks of distant electric shock from lightning 3 Use only the power cord and batteries specified in this manual Do not dispose of batteries in a fire They may explode Check local regulations for possible special disposal instructions Lithium Battery The computer contains a lithium battery to save the date and...

Page 86: ...e lost Keep Small Objects Away Do not insert clips or other small objects into the computer Do Not Disassemble the Computer Avoid Excessive Force on the Display Do not connect the LAN connector with LAN cable or telephone cable which is not specified The following LAN or telephone cables are forbidden to connect with LAN connector or fire and electric shock may occur LAN beyond 1000 BASE T 100 BAS...

Page 87: ...etely please plug in the corresponding battery connector and connect with the AC adapter then the dual batteries begin to charge Battery A will charge first and the corresponding indicator is red when this process is completed the indicator will turn green Then battery B will charge automatically instead of manual switch Now the indicator of battery A goes off while that of battery B turns red Ind...

Page 88: ...Chapter 2 Instructions 8 JNB 1406 Product Appearance ...

Page 89: ...Chapter 2 Instructions JNB 1406 9 External Function Parts 1 LCD 2 Function Keys 3 Power Switch 4 LED Indicators 5 Antenna 6 DVD ROM Optional 7 Primary Battery 8 Safety Lock 9 MIC in ...

Page 90: ...Chapter 2 Instructions 10 JNB 1406 1 Fingerprint Identifier Optional 2 Hard Disk Driver 3 Touchpad 4 Keyboard 5 LED Indicators 6 Carrying Handle 1 Memory Slot Module 2 Loudspeaker ...

Page 91: ...Chapter 2 Instructions JNB 1406 11 External I O Connectors 1 PC Card Slot 2 UIM Card Slot 3 Express Card Slot 4 SMART Card Slot 5 HDMI 6 Earphone Jack 7 Microphone Jack ...

Page 92: ... cursor B Left button acts as that of the mouse C Right button acts as that of the mouse Notices The touchpad can only be operated with fingertips Do not place any object on the work surface or press down forcefully with sharp pointed objects e g nails or hard objects e g pencils and ball point pens that can leave marks Try to avoid having any harmful substances such as oil come in contact with th...

Page 93: ...may contain materials harmful to the surface Definitions of Hot Keys Fn ESC System Enters Sleep Status Fn F1 Touchpad Switch Fn F2 Wireless LAN 3G Network Switch Fn F3 Bluetooth Switch Fn F4 Switch between Battery A and B Fn F5 Reduce the Brightness of Screen Fn F6 Increase the Brightness of Screen Fn F7 LCD CRT LCD CRT Display Switch Fn F8 Screen Display Switch Fn F10 Reserved Fn F11 Mute Key Fn ...

Page 94: ...re fully charged off when discharging For single battery when its capacity is less than 6 the indicator will turn red and alarm For dual batteries when the capacity of battery B is less than 6 its indicator will turn red and alarm Hard disk and DVD ROM operating indicator green Wireless LAN operating indicator green Bluetooth module operating indicator blue Number lock indicator green Capital lett...

Page 95: ...ries AC Adapter with Power Cable Primary Battery User Manual Driver CD Telephone Cable Supplementary Battery Optional CD ROM Optional 2 Insert the Battery Unlock the cover by sliding the latch A B along the arrowheads direction Hold the latch down without releasing it open the cover C as Figure 2 ...

Page 96: ...y the specified AC adapter on the computer Using an AC adapter other than the supplied one might damage the battery and or the computer When DC plug D is not connected to the computer disconnect the AC cord from AC outlet Problems such as sudden voltage drops may arise during periods of thundering and lightning Since this could adversely affect your computer an uninterruptible power source UPS is ...

Page 97: ...ibly to connect them Separate hold the propeller shaft nut on the plug before separating them push towards the jack then hold the loop and pull forcibly to separate them Figure 5 4 Open the Display Pull the carrying handle forward Press the latch E as Figure 6 Uplift the latch and open the display ...

Page 98: ...press Pl switch for more than 4 seconds otherwise the computer will be powered off mandatorily These procedures are for powe Save important data and exit each application Select Start Turn Off Computer Select Turn Off The computer will pow Restart the computer without powering Restart U and select Turn Off with U Users can also press the power switch POWER for about 4 seconds to power off the comp...

Page 99: ...tive Humidity 5 95 non condensing Even if within the temperature and humidity described above it is still harmful to the computer when using in extremely high low temperature or moisture conditions for a long time which will reduce the operating life Where the Computer Can not Be Used It is harmful to use computer where with extremely high low temperature Please do not enable the Wireless or Bluet...

Page 100: ...ard Disk 1 Unlock the cover by sliding the latch A B along the arrowhead direction 2 Without releasing the latch open the cover C as Figure 10 3 Press the fixing key marked with square frame in Figure 11 at the bottom meanwhile pull the carrying handle remove the CD ROM in the direction shown in Figure 12 ...

Page 101: ... it by the latch Figure 12 The DVD ROM can be expanded to a COM module or a second hard disk in the same way Using Hard Disk Driver Second hard disk Note please insert with the arrow direction facing up COM module Note please insert with the arrow direction facing up Install Uninstall the Hard Disk 1 Unlock the cover by sliding the latch A B along the direction of arrowheads ...

Page 102: ...6 2 Slide the latch down and then without releasing it open the cover C as Figure 15 3 Remove the hard disk in the direction shown in Figure 16 4 Leave the mark UP facing up when reinstalling the hard disk to avoid inserting in reverse ...

Page 103: ...ke the memory module out 3 Aim the gap of the memory bank DDR3 1066 1333MHz up to 8G to be replaced at the corresponding bulge of the memory socket then insert the memory bank into its socket in an angle of 45 degree press down the memory bank towards the motherboard until it is well fixed 4 Put on the memory cover lock with corresponding screws ...

Page 104: ...AN after it prompts successful registration Before inserting or removing the USIM or UIM card please power off the computer and disconnect the adapter first otherwise the 3G module will be damaged or unable to operate normally The correct operation is as follows Insert the USIM or UIM card into the card slot with the metal contact side facing down and the gap inward push inward until it clicks whi...

Page 105: ... PC card PC card is not a boot device When using the expanded PC card please follow the below precautions Protect the exposed end of the installed card If one end of the card is stuck it might damage the system motherboard Before putting the computer into its package make sure to take out the expanded PC card 2 Install the PC Card PC card might support hot swap that is to say you may install and e...

Page 106: ...ected with cable do not pull the cable when removing the PC card Some PC cards do not support hot swap Therefore before using the PC card please refer to the attached instructions External Express Card Device The advantages of the Express Card are its small size and fast transmission speed it is more adaptable to mobile system it also supports USB 2 0 and PCI EXPRESS interface Wherein the size of ...

Page 107: ...notebook and mobile phone Bluetooth keyboard mouse and Bluetooth headphone etc It can also simplify the communication between the above devices and Internet thus improve the speed and efficiency of data transmission between modern communications devices and Internet and expand the wireless communication fields Configure Bluetooth Function as follows 1 Enable Bluetooth device via hot key FN F3 on k...

Page 108: ...Chapter 3 Installation 28 JNB 1406 2 Click the Bluetooth icon the following dialog box will appear Figure 21 Figure 21 3 Click Add The following dialog box will appear Figure 22 Figure 22 ...

Page 109: ...ected is ready please select My device is set up and ready to be found in Figure 22 and click Next The following dialog box will appear Figure 23 Figure 23 5 If the system has successfully found the Bluetooth device the following dialog box will appear Figure 24 Figure 24 ...

Page 110: ...llation 30 JNB 1406 6 Choose the devices you want to connect and click Next Figure 25 7 Choose the device you want to connect according to device configuration click Next to complete adding Bluetooth device Figure 26 ...

Page 111: ...ypes of the Bluetooth device and set certain properties or delete it Figure 27 9 Data transmission between Bluetooth storage devices is available If this function is required please right click the Bluetooth icon on the desktop the dialog box Figure 28 will appear then you may choose corresponding functions according to requirements Figure 28 ...

Page 112: ...the type of the local 3G mobile network such as WCDMA CDMA2000 or TD SCDMA and hereby install the relevant drive For example if the local 3G mobile network complies with WCDMA standard then please install the drive program under the file folder of WCDMA in the drive CD 3 Contact with the local mobile network operator to apply for the WWAN access operation and install the relevant user software pro...

Page 113: ... and then the twork icon interface shown in Figure 30 will appear Click Refresh Network List shown in Figure 30 to ensure the wireless network has been set Figure 30 3 When system has detected t d wireless device the interface he appointe shown in Figure 31 will appear Figure 31 ...

Page 114: ...onnect butt Figure 31 after confirming the on shown in appointed device After successful connection corresponding prompt will appear Users can also double click the connected device to check its status and other parameters Figure 33 Figure 32 Figure 33 ...

Page 115: ...ion engine and supports DGPS and SBAS WAAS EGNOS MSAS system thus the module possesses relative high sensitivity and low time to first fix TTFF Automatically play the C option and then click GPS software to implement the installation Or browse the CD find Install exe double click the file to install the software Figure 34 Figure 34 After that the interface shown in Figu 35 will appear choose the l...

Page 116: ...Chapter 3 Installation 36 JNB 1406 Figure 36 Click Next and the interface shown in Figure 37 will appear Figure 37 ...

Page 117: ...stallation JNB 1406 37 Click I Agree and the interface sho 38 will appear wn in Figure Figure 38 Click Next and the interface shown in Figure 39 will appear Figure 39 Click Finish to complete the drive installation ...

Page 118: ...sh function U When the fingerprint sensor is required under Windows 7 system 1 Install the Driver Pr Automatically play the CD enclosed with computer sel DRIVER option and then click Fingerprint software to implement the installation Or browse the CD find the file WBFMin exe at the directory Driver Fingerprint WBF3 2 2 1072 Installers double click the file to install the software as shown in Figur...

Page 119: ...Chapter 3 Installation JNB 1406 39 Figure 41 Click Next Figure 42 ...

Page 120: ...ion 40 JNB 1406 Enter the interface shown in Figure 42 and click Install Figure 43 Enter the interfaces shown in Figure 43 and then interface shown in Figure 44 will appear Click Finish to complete installation Figure 44 ...

Page 121: ... Sensor Browse the CD find truesuite5 2 0 481triallite32 exe at the directory Software Fingerprint Windows 7 double click the file to install the software the interface shown in Figure 45 will appear Figure 45 Then it will enter the interface shown in Figure 46 and click Next Figure 46 ...

Page 122: ...Installation 42 JNB 1406 Enter the interface shown in Figure 47 click I accept the terms in the license agreement and then Next Figure 47 The interface shown in Figure 48 will appear and then click Next Figure 48 ...

Page 123: ...Chapter 3 Installation JNB 1406 43 Enter the interface shown in Figure 49 and click Install Figure 49 The interface shown in Figure 50 will appear Figure 50 ...

Page 124: ... prompt information shown in Figure 52 will appear Click Yes to restart the system Figure 52 After restarting the system enter the interface shown in Figure 53 from Start All Programs AuthenTec Truesuite If no Windows password has been set please set the password before installing the application software ...

Page 125: ...Chapter 3 Installation JNB 1406 45 Figure 53 Click Yes to continue Figure 54 The installation program will display the interface shown in Figure 54 click Yes to continue ...

Page 126: ...r to enroll the fingerprint information and then it will prompt to input the Windows password as shown in Figure 55 After inputting the Windows password the program will prompt the user to swipe the selected finger over the sensor as shown in Figure 56 Figure 56 ...

Page 127: ...appear users may select another finger or choose to continue Figure 57 The interface shown in Figure 58 will appear after choosing to continue Figure 58 Users may input the relevant information according to different requirements and then it will enter the interfaces shown in Figure 59 ...

Page 128: ...nsor security mechanism has been set on the computer Users may implement different security settings according to different requirements Using Fingerprint Identification Optional 1 Open the fingerprint identification sliding cover in the arrowhead direction Figure 60 Figure 60 ...

Page 129: ...ication sliding cover slide over the metal bar of the fingerprint identification module to input the fingerprint in any direction Figure 61 indicated by the arrow Figure 61 3 Please slide off the fingerprint identification sliding cover when fingerprint input is not required ...

Page 130: ... the same time Inadequate even incorrect UEFI parameter setting will decrease the system operating capability and make the system operating unstably even unable to operate normally UEFI Parameter Setup Prompt message for BIOS setting may appear once powering on the system At that time invalid at other time press the key specified in the prompt message usually Del or F2 to enter UEFI setting All th...

Page 131: ...ministrator Set the Date Use Tab to switch between Date elements Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Main System Date Choose this option and set the current date by which is displayed in format of month date year Reasonable range for each option is Mont...

Page 132: ...ted Computing Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Advanced TPM Configuration TPM SUPPORT Enabled TPM State Enabled Pending TPM operation None Current TPM Status Information TPM Enabled Status Enabled TPM Active Status Activated TPM Owner Status Unowned Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exi...

Page 133: ...erican Megatrends Inc Advanced CPU Configuration Intel R core TM i7 2610UE CPU 1 50GHz EMT64 Supported Processor Speed 1500MHz Processor Stepping 206a7 Microcode Revision 6 Processor Cores 2 Intel HT Technology Supported Hyper threading Enabled Active Processor Cores All Intel Virtualization Technology Disabled Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3...

Page 134: ...rve Unknown SATA ATA Port 3 Empty Software Preserve Unknown SATA ATA Port 4 Empty Software Preserve Unknown SATA ATA Port 5 Empty Software Preserve Unknown Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc SATA Controller s Enabling switch for SATA controller SATA Mo...

Page 135: ...B devices keyboard mouse storage device etc When it is set to Enabled the USB devices can be used in the OS that does not support USB such as DOS When it is set to Disabled the legacy devices cannot be used in the OS that does not support USB Chipset Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Main Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save Exit WARNING Setting wrong values in below sect...

Page 136: ...1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc 1 Primary Display Choose the primary display type 2 Internal Graphics Switch for the internal integrated graphics card 3 DVMT Total Gfx Mem Choose the graphics memory size for DVMT 4 LCD Control LCD control option LCD Control Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Chipset Primary IGFX Boot Display CRT Secondary IGFX Boot Display L...

Page 137: ...Advanced Chipset Boot Security Save Exit Boot Configuration Quiet Boot Disabled Boot Option Priorities Boot Option 1 Built in EFI Shell Hard Drive BBS Priorities Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Quiet Boot Configure whether to display the content of ...

Page 138: ...e User s password is set then this is a power on password and must be entered to boot or enter Setup In Setup the User will have Administrator rights Administrator Password User Password Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Administrator Password This op...

Page 139: ...Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save ESC Exit Version 1 28 1119 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Save Changes and Exit This option is used to save changes and exit Setup program If the changes are effective after rebooting then it will reboot automatically Discard Changes and Exit This option is used to discard changes and exit Setup program Sa...

Page 140: ...tore default values Save as User Defaults Save user defaults Restore User Defaults Restore user defaults Boot Override This option lists all the booting options users may choose one of the options and press Enter then you may boot according to the option ...

Page 141: ...re than 16 interrupt sources like IRQ16 IRQ23 while some others can have up to 28 interrupt sources such as motherboard supporting PCI X However relevant OS are required to enable that function and currently only the OS above Windows 2000 could support that function IO Port Address Only 16 IO address lines are designed for X86 from 0 0FFFFh there is 64K for the system I O address space In traditio...

Page 142: ...Standard 101 102 Key 070h 077h System CMOS Real Time Clock 072h 0EFh Motherboard Resource 0F0h 0FFh Numeric data processor 274h 277h ISAPNP Read Data Port 279h 279h ISAPNP Read Data Port 2C0h 2C8h COM3 2C8h 2CFh COM4 2F8h 2FFh COM2 3B0h 3BBh Intel R HD Graphic Family 3C0h 3DFh Intel R HD Graphic Family 3F8h 3FFh COM1 400h 453h Motherboard Resource 454h 457h Motherboard Resource 458h 47Fh Motherboa...

Page 143: ...CI devices share one interrupt which is assigned by UEFI or OS Interrupt assignment of some devices of X86 platform is shown in the table below but it does not show the interrupt source occupied by the PCI devices Level Function IRQ0 System Timer IRQ1 Standard 101 102 Key or Microsoft Natural Keyboard IRQ2 Reserved IRQ3 COM2 IRQ4 COM1 IRQ5 Reserved IRQ6 Reserved IRQ7 Reserved IRQ8 System CMOS Real...

Page 144: ...t be booted from the hard disk make sure whether the hard disk has been correctly identified within the Setup menu If the hard disk has already been identified perform the reinstallation procedure Otherwise please contact Technical Support Boot Setup Utility 1 Reboot the computer 2 Press DEL when the booting interface appears during rebooting Dealing with Problems When a problem occurs refer to th...

Page 145: ...computer will not correctly recognize the data and time starting from the year 2100 A D When resuming from the standby mode Enter Password does not appear even if a password has been set in the Setup Utility Even when a password has been set in the Security menu of Setup Utility Enter Password does not appear when the computer resumes from the standby mode If you want to use the security function ...

Page 146: ...e shorter Brightness levels can be setup when the AC adapter is connected and when it is disconnected respectively An afterimage appears e g green red and blue dots remain on the display or there are dots not displaying the correct colors If an image is displayed for a prolonged period of time an afterimage may appear This is not a malfunction The afterimage will disappear when a different screen ...

Page 147: ... it It may take one to two minutes to shut down Battery Status Indicator The red indicator is on Indicate that the battery is charging The red indicator blinks The battery level is very low the charge is approx 6 or less with alarming Connect the AC adapter You can use the computer when the battery indicator light is red If you do not have an AC adapter save data and power off the computer After r...

Page 148: ...G module driver Driver FINGER Fingerprint identification module driver Driver GPS GPS module driver Driver MODEM Modem driver Driver WIRELESS WLAN module driver Driver Fintek COM chip patch pack Driver USB3 0 USB 3 0 chip driver Driver Smartcard controller Smartcard chip driver Driver Touch Pad Touch Pad module drive Driver NET3 5 Windows patch Install as followings firstly install the chipset dri...

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