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6.4  

Memory 

 
 

Diagnostics do not show accurate memory speed 
 

 

Installation of memory may be incorrect. 

 

Memory may be defective. 

 

Memory may not be compatible with chipset. 

 

 

Error: Not enough memory 
 

 

This is usually software or Windows-related issue. 

 

Try closing all applications and rebooting. 

 

Otherwise, you will need to install more memory.  

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for 891A-NN

Page 1: ...Nav 9 SLATE PC User Manual Model 891A NN 2010 Netbook Navigator...

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Page 3: ...s 12 2 5 The Stylus 12 3 Standard Procedures 3 1 Before Turning On 13 3 2 Powering On and Off 14 3 3 Display 15 4 Settings and Security 4 1 Accessing Setup Utility 16 4 2 BIOS Settings Menus 17 5 Driv...

Page 4: ...ded giving users even greater system performance Widescreen LCD display The computer is equipped with a 8 9 inch touch panel screen with 1024x600 native resolution for a broad spectrum of visual effec...

Page 5: ...upply interface 2 USB interface 3 USB interface 4 Microphone jack 5 Headset interface 6 RJ 45 VGA conversion interface 7 Power on off reset button 8 Working status indicator light bar 9 Built in 1 3MP...

Page 6: ...erface Special Note Do not apply extreme pressure to the LCD screen and do not place sharp or heavy objects on the unprotected display for example pencils paper etc which would damage or scratch the L...

Page 7: ...such as Mouse Keyboard Printer mp3 Player CD DVD etc 4 Microphone jack This interface is standard for voice input sound recording and phone video calls using optional 3G modem 5 Audio output This inte...

Page 8: ...for Universal Serial Bus This is the most common port for connecting expansion peripherals such as Mouse Keyboard Printer mp3 Player CD DVD etc 3 SD MMC SIM card interface Use this expansion slot for...

Page 9: ...own immediately 2 LED indicator lights On the top left side of the computer itself there are two LED indicator light LED power indicator and communications LED system status indicator light These ligh...

Page 10: ...om the device is circulated out of the unit It should not be blocked by any outside objects while in use 3 Feet Affixed to the back of the unit are four padded dots to serve as a cushion between the b...

Page 11: ...ase retain the original packing materials in case the need for replacement arises The following general components are included in the package for details please refer to packing list 1 NAV 9 SLATE PC...

Page 12: ...able to 128GB Connectivity Built in Wi Fi Wireless Internet card 802 11b g 10 100Mbps Wired LAN Internet 3G Wireless Mobile Broadband Camera COMS Camera 1 3 Mega Pixel Interfaces USB 2 0 Port 3 RJ 45...

Page 13: ...idden at any time by touching the icon on the taskbar and repositioned by dragging it around the screen 2 4 Mouse Functions To right click using Windows 7 s multi touch functionality simply hold one f...

Page 14: ...the DC power cable into the computer power interface AC power line will be inserted into the power adapter on one end and the other end into AC power socket Then you can start your computer Special N...

Page 15: ...e If the system locks up and does not respond to user operations for over a minute including regular shutdown user can directly press the power button for at least 4 seconds until the computer shut do...

Page 16: ...shed by changing battery settings to Power Saver in the taskbar 2 For convenience the included VGA Adapter via port replicator can be used to connect to an external display 3 When plugged into an AC a...

Page 17: ...turn the power on Hold the DEL key during startup to load the settings menu The Settings Utility Program is built into the BIOS program in the chipset of the hardware It can perform many of the setup...

Page 18: ...rd System Time Date The system uses a 24 hour time mode If you change the system time in the Operating System the BIOS time will change to match it Section Description Boot Device Priority Sets the or...

Page 19: ...CE Exit Menu Controls Select Menu Screen Select Menu Item Enter Go to Sub Menu F1 General Help F10 Save and Exit ESC Exit without Saving Section Description Save Changes and Exit Keep desired settings...

Page 20: ...re the computer s functions CardReader WLAN Enables your computer s wireless networking features Bluetooth Enables integrated Bluetooth 2 0 module to sync with external devices Webcam Needs to be inst...

Page 21: ...ervice information 6 1 Sound No Sound Double click the taskbar speaker icon in the lower right corner to see whether the volume of loudspeakers has been turned off Speakers and headphones cannot be us...

Page 22: ...Check the hard disk light When you access the document the hard drive lights should be flashing intermittently A new hard drive may be defective If your computer has been subjected to static or impac...

Page 23: ...is running normally If computer is running normally the display may be defective Contact supplier for more information The screen is difficult to read Try adjusting the brightness of the screen from t...

Page 24: ...electrodes and affect the arrangement of liquid crystal molecules causing image to remain in the new screen In the case of LCD products all the residuals in the case of both images this is not necess...

Page 25: ...llation of memory may be incorrect Memory may be defective Memory may not be compatible with chipset Error Not enough memory This is usually software or Windows related issue Try closing all applicati...

Page 26: ...802 11 n Module Integrated Bluetooth 2 0 Module Integrated 10 100M WLAN Card CAMERA Integrated 1 3 MegaPixel Webcam EXPANSION PORTS 3x Integrated USB 2 0 1x MiniSD MMC Card Slot 1x SIM Card Slot 1x Po...

Page 27: ...e equipment projector 7 System tested before installing anti virus virus free before the confirmation test Battery life is provided only as an estimate actual battery life may vary depending on usage...

Page 28: ...s to clean LCD screen this will damage the screen When the computer is not in use please have protective display label above the LCD screen to avoid any damage 2 In order to prevent overheating the co...

Page 29: ...security considerations the earth plug do not be undermined Pulling power to avoid the direct use of pull wires out of the way must be uprooted from the plugs part to ensure safety Do not open the pow...

Page 30: ...of the following conditions Category Specification Temperature 40 55 Relative humidity 20 93 40 Atmospheric pressure 86kpa 106kpa Power range 220V 22V 50HZ 1HZ Operating humidity 35 80 Operating tempe...

Page 31: ...f the temperature is too low this may cause computer power damage Storage Note Packing material should be stored safely out of the reach of children Battery Warning Replacement of an incorrect compute...

Page 32: ...whether it is used or not Under normal circumstances battery life lives up to standard power charging 300 500 times Battery Health 1 New batteries are generally tested by BatteryMark software for its...

Page 33: ...r reference only Effect of Component Factors During normal use there are some additional factors that may weaken the battery This does not mean that there is a problem with the quality and performance...

Page 34: ...hem if not necessary 9 Temperature If the environment is too hot or too cold this will affect the chemical substances contained within the battery reducing the battery life What if the battery cannot...

Page 35: ...tery will slowly revert to a state of low power that is although we do not use battery power but it also will continue to decline the rate of decline of power and the surrounding environment such as t...

Page 36: ...may lead to serious consequences The maximum length of the power cord should not be more than 4 5 meters When you use the power before the power plugs and sockets should be to confirm the use of power...

Page 37: ...ord 2 5 m Ergonomics Reminder When working on the computer or game please adjust your environment and arrange your computer equipment and keep your body in a comfortable flexible state The following r...

Page 38: ...placed away from the glare of the light generated or use blinds to control light intensity Please remember to clean up the screen If you wear glasses clean glasses Please display brightness contrast...

Page 39: ...ionals a When the power cord or plug has been worn out b Liquid has been spilled into the device c The product had been subjected to rain or spilled water d When you have followed the instructions of...

Page 40: ...Product Inquiries please contact Netbook Navigator s Support Department Web http netbooknavigator com Email Support NetbookNavigator com Phone 888 NET NAV1 ext 2 For Windows 7 Operating System suppor...

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