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VisionPlate

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Model 60

USER MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for VisionPlate 60

Page 1: ...VisionPlate Model 60 USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ystem or translated into any language without permission from Hitachi Data Systems Trademark Crusoe is a trademark of Transmeta Corporation Microsoft MS DOS and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation IBM and PS 2 are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation All trademarks trade names and service marks used herein are the rightful property of their respective ow...

Page 3: ...rning 12 UL1604 Compliance Statement 13 General Safety 14 Battery Safety 15 Operation Safety 15 Section 2 Getting Started With Your VisionPlate 16 2 1 Identifying Components 16 Overview 16 Buttons and Lamps 16 Left Side Connectors 17 Right Side Connectors 17 Cradle optional 18 2 2 Setup 19 Direct to outlet Connection 19 Desktop Use with optional cradle 20 Mobile Use 21 2 3 Powering On and Off The ...

Page 4: ...29 Entering Power Saving Mode 30 Exiting Power saving mode 30 Low Battery Notification 31 Section 4 Expandability 32 4 1 PC Cards 32 4 2 CF Cards 34 4 3 Attaching the Cradle to a VESA Compliant Flat Panel Mounting Stand 36 Section 5 VisionPlate Trouble Shooting Tips 37 Specification of VisionPlate 60 38 4 ...

Page 5: ...the part of Hitachi D Hitachi Data Systems strongly recommends that you keep separate permanent written records of all important data and perform periodic backups Data may be lost or altered in virtually any electronic memory product under certain circumstances Therefore Hitachi Data Systems assumes no responsibility for data loss or data otherwise rendered unusable whether as a result of improper...

Page 6: ...nvenient where seating conditions may adversely affect arm and wrist positions and where adequate neck and back support is lacking Some studies suggest that prolonged periods of tapping typing improper workstation set up incorrect work habits personal health problems and age may be linked to injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome tendinitis and eye strain Warning signs of these conditions include...

Page 7: ...ipheral field of vision in order to minimize direct and reflected glare Always use indirect lighting whenever possible to avoid reflective bright spots on the LCD Hand and Wrist Motor Risk Factors Keying using the mouse using touch panel writing and grasping and handling paperwork might put strain on the hand s fine motor functions that could lead to pain swelling and numbness that persists in the...

Page 8: ... support the upper body and reduce pressure on the spine Product If repair or adjustment for your Hitachi Data Systems product is necessary contact an authorized Hitachi Customer Service and Support Representative Tips to Keep in Mind Never remove the cover or back panel of your Hitachi Data Systems product except as may be specifically instructed by a Hitachi Customer Service and Support represen...

Page 9: ...apply to the disposal of batteries When disposing of the battery pack cover the metal terminals with a nonconducting tape in order to prevent accidental short circ Use only the battery pack supplied with the Hitachi Data Systems product as other battery packs have specifications that may be incompatible with the Hitachi Data Systems product and may cause damage to the product Charge the battery pa...

Page 10: ...t may not be appropriate to use your AC power adapter in certain mobile operating situations such as during an airplane flight Please remember that each airline company has its own safety policies rules and regulations regarding the use of electronic devices during flights including these products On flights that allow the use of these products check with the Flight Attendant to confirm the time p...

Page 11: ...rvice and Support representative for assistanc before attempting to use the product again To avoid the potential of interfering with any airborne electronic navigation equipment never operate the Hitachi product in any aircraft unless an authorized airline representative ha specifically granted permission To prevent a potential malfunction or equipment damage never place the product on top of or n...

Page 12: ...d if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can determined by turning the equipment off and on the U interference by one or more of the foll...

Page 13: ...roup A B C and D Hazardous Locations Warning Do not connect or disconnect all connectors unless area is known to be nonhazardous The VisionPlate s AC adapter and cradle are not listed for use in Class I Division 2 Group A B C and D Hazardous Locations Use only Hitachi battery pack parts no PC AB5900 or PC AB5910 Do not insert or remove battery pack unless area is known to be nonhazardous Do not di...

Page 14: ...trical cords so that you do not trip over them Failure to do so may result in personal injury and damage to the connected equipmen Never push any objects of any kind into cabinet openings They may touch dangerous voltage points or short parts that could result in fire or electrical shock Turn off the product and disconnect the AC adapter before cleaning Do not expose the product to direct sunlight...

Page 15: ...ow a battery If such a mishap occurs contact a physician immediately Never allow the batteries to heat up to 60 degrees Celsius 140 degrees Fahrenheit or more Never burn the batteries or soak them in water Caution Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructi...

Page 16: ...g Components Overview Speaker Microphone Display Stylus holder Cradle interface Buttons and Lamps Power button Power lamp le button Programmab Charge lamp The meaning of charge lamp indicators is described below State Meaning Solid Orange Charging battery Solid Green Charged battery Blinking Red Low battery Charge Lamp Off Sufficient charge Solid Green In operation Power Button Power Lamp Blinking...

Page 17: ... Left Side Connectors PC card slot Right Side Connectors LAN port when installed CF card slot Headphone connector Microphone connector USB interface connectors x2 Power supply connector 17 ...

Page 18: ... Cradle optional USB interface connectors Power supply connector Stylus holder Stand 18 ...

Page 19: ...rated through the optional cradle see Desktop Use or as a mobile unit through battery operation and wireless connectivity see Mob Direct to outlet Connection Plug the AC adapter into the Power supply connector which is located on the right side of VisionPlate with the directional arrow mark facing down AC adapter Power supply 19 ...

Page 20: ...ply connector of the Cradle adapter with the directional arrow mark facing away from you Cradle AC adapter 2 Open the Cradle interface cover bottom of VisionPlate and assure that it extends downward from the VisionPlate so as not to interfere with the docking connector and slide your VisionPlate into the Cradle 3 The angle of the cradle can be adjusted by loosening two screws on the bottom of the ...

Page 21: ...ned on with battery for the first time an AC adapter must be plugged in to charge the battery 1 Remove the two screws on the backside and remove the battery cover 2 Insert the battery into the VisionPlate Tip When you remove the battery slide the lock according directional arrow 3 Replace the battery cover and then fasten the screws 21 ...

Page 22: ...tem Shutdown to turn off the unit To force a power off push and hold the Power button for four seconds Important Unplug the AC cord when your VisonPlate is not used for extended period of time NOTE The steps shown above are for the MIDORI Linux operating system Please refer to other operating system manuals for other operating systems 22 ...

Page 23: ...creen softly twice in rapid succession with a stylus pen This action is the same as a left double click of the mouse and is used to open an item Drag Drag and Drop Dragging involves touching the screen with the stylus and moving the stylus on the screen surface while the pen is still touching the screen Drag and Drop involves selecting an object by touching the screen with the stylus and then lift...

Page 24: ...Tap the center of the cross Repeat one more time after the cross mark moves from the top left of the screen to the bottom right of the screen Tap here NOTE The steps shown above are for the MIDORI Linux operating system Please refer to other operating system manuals for other operating systems 24 ...

Page 25: ...1 Tap Settings Brightness 2 Move slide bar to adjust brightness 3 Tap OK button NOTE The steps shown above are for the MIDORI Linux operating system Please refer to other operating system manuals for other operating systems 25 ...

Page 26: ...e 1 Tap Settings Volume 2 Move slide bar to adjust volume 3 Tap OK button NOTE The steps shown above are for the MIDORI Linux operating system Please refer to other operating system manuals for other operating systems 26 ...

Page 27: ...des which describe different states of the battery 1 Orange The battery is being charged 2 Green The battery has finished charging and is fully charged 3 Off The battery is in use and there is sufficient charge 4 Blinking red The battery is in use and there is low charge Battery Charging Time Battery charging time as follows S size battery 1700mAh approximately 2 5 to 3 5 hours L size battery 3400...

Page 28: ...ing systems Battery Maintenance To maintain your batteries properly keep the following in mind The battery will slowly discharge if attached to a VisionPlate without an AC adapter for an extended period of time A fully discharged battery will take a longer time to start charging an may have reduced battery capacity The battery will slowly lose its charge even when the VisionPlate is turned off Che...

Page 29: ...he metal parts of the battery with a wet cloth Do not soak the battery in water or touch with wet hands Never disassemble a battery Do not expose the batteries to direct sunlight Replace the battery only with the same or equivalent type recommended by Hitachi Do not touch leaking batteries with bare hands Wash your hands with running water if you touch batter Dispose of batteries in accordance wit...

Page 30: ... Button Mode Action select one of three modes 4 Tap OK If Backlight power off is not selected Low Power Mode is disabled Time out The VisionPlate is set to enter Power saving mode after 20 minutes of non use This time out period can be modified as follows 1 Tap tool icon 2 Tap Power Supply tab and then push Modify 3 In the Power Saving Mode Action select Backlight Power Off and define Timeout 4 Ta...

Page 31: ...play popup message notifying low battery life Power Off No notification will provided The VisionPlate will automatically shut down The notification method can be chosen by the following actions 1 Tap tool icon 2 Tap Power Supply tab and then push Modify 3 In the Low Battery Notification select one of three methods of notification 4 Tap OK NOTE The steps shown above are for the MIDORI Linux operati...

Page 32: ... To install 1 Open the cover of the PC card slot 2 Insert PC card into the slot To remove You can remove a PC card only when the card is in Stop status You may cause to damage to the PC card if you remove PC card while in use 1 Tap Utilities Card Tool 2 Tap Stop button for PC card 3 Tap OK 32 ...

Page 33: ...remove the PC card Tip If it is difficult to remove PC card push the PC card back in and then push the eject button again NOTE The step shown above is for the MIDORI Linux operating system Please refer to other operating system manuals for other operating systems 33 ...

Page 34: ...n the cover of the CF card slot 2 Insert CF card into the slot To remove You can remove a CF card only when the card is in a status Stop status You may cause to damage to the PC card if you remove CF card while in use 1 Tap Utilities Card Tool 2 Tap Stop button for CF card 3 Tap OK 34 ...

Page 35: ...ver of the CF card slot 5 Push the eject button to remove the CF card NOTE The step shown above is for the MIDORI Linux operating system Please refer to other operating system manuals for other operating systems 35 ...

Page 36: ...nd The Cradle can be attached to a Flat Panel Mounting Stand that is VESA compliant 1 Remove the base of Cradle by removing the two screws as shown below 2 Fasten the top portion of the Cradle to the mounting stand to the VESA compliant mounting stand as shown below 36 ...

Page 37: ...ter and battery pack Stylus A gap exists between the cursor position and the tapped point Adjust touchscreen calibration by 1 Taping Setting Calibration 2 Taping the center of each mark that appears on the screen Power The system does not boot up after pushing the power button Check to see that the AC adapter and power cable are plugged in correctly Make sure that there is power from the outlet Ch...

Page 38: ...y Pack Lithium ion battery 11 1V 1700mAh Charge Time Approximately 2 5 to 3 5 hours S size Battery Life 1 Up to 3 7 hours Battery Pack Lithium ion battery 11 1V 3400mAh Charge Time Approximately 4 5 to 5 5 hours Battery L size Battery Life 1 Up to 7 5 hours Frequency 50 60Hz AC Adapter Input Voltage AC100V 240V Maximum 45W OS Idle Approximately 11W Consumption Stand by Approximately 4W Weight 2 84...

Page 39: ...VisionPlate 60 User Manual April 2003 Hitachi Data Systems Internet Platform Business Unit 750 Central Expressway Santa Clara CA 95050 V1 1 39 ...

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