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MAXDATA Notebook PRO 6100 IW

Contents

Note

Important Safety Information

Wireless LAN .................................................................................................................. 61

Additional safety notes for units with wireless LAN ....................................................... 62

CE-labelling for units with wireless LAN and Bluetooth ............................................. 63

Restrictions ..................................................................................................................... 64

France ......................................................................................................................... 64

Italy ............................................................................................................................. 64

Netherlands ................................................................................................................ 64

Radio frequencies for units with wireless LAN ............................................................... 65

Legal requirements - exception clauses .......................................................................... 66

Shipping Contents

Preparation

Inserting the Battery ........................................................................................................ 70

Removing the Battery ...................................................................................................... 70

Power Supply ................................................................................................................... 71

Switching the Notebook On ............................................................................................ 72

Power Management ........................................................................................................ 73

Automatic light sensor .................................................................................................... 73

System Overview

Left Side .......................................................................................................................... 75

Right Side ........................................................................................................................ 75

Front View ........................................................................................................................ 75

Rear View .........................................................................................................................76

Underside .........................................................................................................................76

Explanation of LED Displays ............................................................................................ 77

Hot Keys .......................................................................................................................... 78

The Quick Buttons (Quick Launch keys) .......................................................................... 79

The Keyboard ................................................................................................................... 80

The TouchPad ................................................................................................................... 81

The TouchPad - Operation ................................................................................................ 81

The CD-ROM/DVD Drive ................................................................................................. 82

The ExpressCard slot ...................................................................................................... 83

The Memory Card Slot .................................................................................................... 83

The Data/Fax Modem ...................................................................................................... 84

The LAN Port ................................................................................................................... 84

Summary of Contents for PRO 6100 IW

Page 1: ...UK MAXDATA Notebook PRO 6100 IW User s Manual...

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Page 3: ...xception clauses 66 Shipping Contents 67 Preparation 69 Inserting the Battery 70 Removing the Battery 70 Power Supply 71 Switching the Notebook On 72 Power Management 73 Automatic light sensor 73 Syst...

Page 4: ...87 Port Replicator Overview 87 Installation Procedure 88 Device Ports 88 IEEE 1394 Port 88 External Monitor Port 89 Parallel Port 89 Universal Serial Bus Ports 89 Internal LAN RJ 45 Port 90 Headphone...

Page 5: ...datory character in regard to the product or manufacturer MAXDATA 2006 Legal Information Acrobat and the Acrobat Logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated or its sub sidiaries In certain juris...

Page 6: ...devices through original replacement parts or exchange of modules or devices with cost for at least 5 years from end of production Operator Note This device has been carefully RF suppressed and teste...

Page 7: ...or further use or dismantled and recycled in an environmentally sound manner The return is handled through your dealer Rechargeable and disposable batteries containing heavy metals should not be throw...

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Page 9: ...st be tted with a grounded earthed plug Never pull on the cable to unplug the power supply always pull the plug itself Disconnect the external power supply power adapter or car adapter before cleaning...

Page 10: ...ing is required consult quali ed service personnel Disconnect the computer from the power supply If the following problems occur consult quali ed service personnel Cleaning Never apply cleaning agents...

Page 11: ...AN so that users in different parts of a building can work at different times There are two different ways to operate a WLAN In xed WLANs wireless stations devices with radio network cards or external...

Page 12: ...ts radio components are switched on do not place the Notebook close to in ammable gases or in an environ ment which could be at risk of explosion e g paint shop since the radio waves which are transmi...

Page 13: ...on any possible restrictions in its operation can be obtained from the appropriate authorities in each country If your country is not included in the above list then please contact the appropriate sup...

Page 14: ...lso required to use the unit in internal areas For more detailed information about the necessary procedure to do this please contact your provider It is forbidden to use the unit outside of enclosed a...

Page 15: ...z Because of the DSSS procedure Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum each of the 11 usable radio channels takes up a width of 22 MHz this means that up to three independent channels are available e g 3 8 a...

Page 16: ...it The manufacturer is not liable for radio disruptions during the reception of radio and television signals which are due to non authorised alterations to the unit or to the exchange or connection of...

Page 17: ...ed in the shipping contents is missing from your computer package please contact your dealer immediately Notebook Battery Utility CD Power adapter Power cable User guide DVD CD RW combo or DVD Dual RW...

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Page 19: ...ration Before rst using the computer make sure you are familiar with the individual components of your system Slide the release catch 1 to the right and open the display 2 1 LC display 2 On off button...

Page 20: ...battery is only partially charged Note that the charging time for the battery is three hours if the computer is switched off and four to ve hours if the computer is switched on It is absolutely essen...

Page 21: ...er adapter to the DC IN socket on the computer 2 Connect the power cable to the power adapter 3 Connect the power cable to a power outlet You can choose to run the notebook via bat tery or power suppl...

Page 22: ...ld always switch off the computer as follows Click the Start button Select Shut Down Click OK This avoids any prob lems with the hard disk and operating system The operating system is installed the rs...

Page 23: ...ep Without power adapter no energy consumption The current operating state is saved to the hard disk the computer is switched off All open documents or applications become available again when the com...

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Page 25: ...er 2 Port replicator connection 3 Network port 4 Connector for external monitor 5 S VideoTV output 6 USB ports 1 ExpressCard slot 2 Memory card slot 3 USB ports 4 Optical drive 5 Activity LED for opti...

Page 26: ...Rear View System Overview All air intake and ventilation openings must be kept free from obstructions at all times If not the device is liable to overheat 1 Battery slot 2 Type plate 3 Cover for WLAN...

Page 27: ...ry card access Table 1 Symbol Meaning A Lights when Caps Lock is on 1 Lights when Num Lock is on Flashes when the hard disk is being accessed Lights when the computer is switched on Flashes in power s...

Page 28: ...tton see the next page Fn F3 Switches between LCD display monitor both Fn F4 Reduces LCD brightness Fn F5 Increases LCD brightness Fn F6 Switches the loudspeaker on off Fn F7 Reduces the volume Fn F8...

Page 29: ...you can nd the drivers to activate the keys on the Utility CD To do this please follow the instructions in the Installation Instructions section 1 Launches the Internet browser 2 Starts the e mail pr...

Page 30: ...these keys You can nd more detailed information on this in the relevant handbooks Special keys These keys and key combinations are used for controlling various hardware functions 1 Function keys For t...

Page 31: ...oft Windows no driver needs to be installed for the basic functions If you wish to use the advanced functions you can nd the drivers to activate them on the Utility CD To do this please follow the ins...

Page 32: ...the CD tray back in until it locks into place The CD is now ready to read Some CDs have an autostart function This means that installation programs or music CDs automatically run after you place them...

Page 33: ...into place it is recognized as an additional drive The data on the card can then be accessed To remove it simply pull the card out Never remove the card while data is being read from or written to the...

Page 34: ...one socket This would re sult in serious damage to the device The LAN Port The built in network adapter enables your computer to connect to the Internet via a 10 100 1000 Mbps network or DSL The conne...

Page 35: ...If this is not the case you can run the CD as follows select My Computer CD Drive and then the utility exe le You can select the driver that you want to install in the Drivers section Recommended Ins...

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Page 37: ...ffers you the following types of connections Power adapter socket One IEEE 1394 Port One COM Port One VGA Port One Printer Port Two USB 2 0 Ports One RJ45 10 100 1000 Mbit s Ethernet LAN Port One Head...

Page 38: ...iety external devices including but not limited to oppy disk drives hard disk drives optical media disk drives keyboards USB devices printers etc IEEE 1394 Port The IEEE 1394 port allows you to connec...

Page 39: ...o connect parallel devices such as a printer to your notebook To connect a parallel device 1 Align the connector with the port opening 2 Push the connector into the port until it is seated rmly in pla...

Page 40: ...connector into the port until it is seated rmly in place 3 Plug the other end of the cable into a LAN outlet Headphones socket You can connect headphones or portable computer loudspeakers to your note...

Page 41: ...B DDR2 SDRAM Only allow quali ed service personnel to expand the main memory Two DDR2 400 533 667 SODIMM sockets Display and Video 15 4 inch WXGA TFT display Supported resolution 1280 800 with up to 1...

Page 42: ...port monitor One TV output One stereo output socket headphones One microphone input socket mono One audio input socket line in Four USB ports v2 0 One standard telephone socket RJ 11 One standard net...

Page 43: ...0 IW UK Operating System O S Microsoft Windows XP Other Data Dimensions 254 5 D 355 W 25 5 35 2 H mm Weight 2 2 kg depending on model Operating temperature 5 to 35 C Operating humidity 20 to 80 RH Sto...

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Page 45: ...ting Make sure that the battery is in the battery compartment and is inserted properly Check that the battery terminals are making direct contact Connect your notebook to the power adapter so that the...

Page 46: ...ches itself off Troubleshooting Press any key or press the on off button if none of the status LEDs are lit Possible cause of the problem A software error has caused a system crash Troubleshooting Add...

Page 47: ...78 80 Function keys 80 G Garbage collection service 59 Graphics functions basic 72 H Headphones socket 75 87 Household waste 57 59 Index I IEEE 1394 87 88 Instructions 72 Internal LAN RJ 45 Port 90 I...

Page 48: ...S Shipping contents 67 Shocks Vibrations 59 Standby 73 Sunlight 59 Switch on 72 System crash 96 T TouchPad 81 92 TV output 75 Typewriter 80 U USB ports 75 87 89 V VGA Port 87 Voltage 56 71 W Warm sta...

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