Fujitsu SCALEO EV, User Manual

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Troubleshooting (FAQ)
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The keyboard is not responding
Restore the wireless connection. Simultaneously press the CONNECT button (front
of the SCALEO EV) and the button for restoring the wireless keyboard connection.
The program with which you are working may be "hanging". Press
"CTRL+ALT+DEL" to end the task. If nothing happens, restart the computer.
The batteries are drained. Replace the batteries.
The image is distorted
Another unit nearby, e.g. a printer, may be causing the problem. Move any units
which produce strong magnetic fields away from the monitor.
Check the display settings of the TV/monitor. You will find further information on this
subject in the operating instructions for your TV/monitor.
The keyboard produces characters other than those shown on the keys
Check that the FN key, NUM LOCK key or CAPS LOCK key are pressed according
to your requirements. Pressing the Shift key again reverses the lock (depending on
the operating system).
A keyboard driver is activated which uses a keyboard layout different to your
country-specific keyboard. The help function in your operating system provides you
with information on changing the language-specific keyboard.
The display "CMOS clear" appears.
The internal battery is flat and must be replaced. Contact our service engineers.
The system is no longer reacting
The system hangs – if not reacting to on/off button being pressed, then depress the
on/off button for approx. 5 seconds. The system will reboot.
Is there HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) compatibility?
The HDMI interface has been developed for the fully digital transmission of audio
and video data. HDMI was specifically developed for the private consumer
electronics sector as more and more digital components are being used. One
component of the HDMI interface is the HDCP copy protection (High-bandwidth
Digital Content Protection) and it is normally in use on all HDMI-compatible devices
on the market.
Note : Making copies of protected data media by bypassing copy protection is
illegal.
HDMI is downwards compatible to DVI-D. With devices which have a DVI input with
HDCP support, all that is required is a small adapter as the DVI connector does not
have the same format as the HDMI connector. However, a monitor cannot then
decrypt and play back the audio signals. On 23 August 2005, HDMI v1.2 was
officially adopted. It is fully downwards compatible to HDMI v1.0/1.1. A 1-bit audio
stream was included as an expansion, as used for example with the SACD (Super
Audio Compact Disc). A few new secondary video formats were also included in