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CF-71 

Series

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Personal Computer

®

Appendix

LIMITED USE LICENSE AGREEMENT .......

23

Names and Functions of Parts ......................

25

Specifications ................................................

27

Troubleshooting

List of Error Codes ........................................

17

Dealing With Problems ..................................

18

Reinstalling Software ....................................

20

Operation

Starting Up/Shutting Down............................

10

Usage, Carrying and Maintenance ...............

16

Getting Started

Read Me First .................................................

5

First-time Operation ........................................

6

Contents

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Operation

Appendix

[Additional Manual]

Reference Manual

This manual can be accessed on your computer.  Please
refer to page 15 on how to access the Reference Manual.
Contents

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Key Combinations

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LED Indicators

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Panasonic Hand Writing

(Touch Pad)

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Suspend/Hibernation

Functions

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Security Measures

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Computing On the Road

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Battery Power

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Using a Multimedia

Pocket Device

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Using PC Cards

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Adding Memory

95

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Port Replicator

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Using a Printer

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Using an External Display

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Using USB Devices

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Infrared Data

Communications

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Hard Disk Drive

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Setup Utility

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Technical Information

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List of Error Codes

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DMI Viewer

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Dealing With Problems

Summary of Contents for CF-71 Series

Page 1: ...ting Operation Appendix Additional Manual Reference Manual This manual can be accessed on your computer Please refer to page 15 on how to access the Reference Manual Contents Key Combinations LED Indi...

Page 2: ...served No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without the prior written permission of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the...

Page 3: ...evices please refer to the Reference Manual Handling Avoid Magnetic Fields Keep the computer away from magnets Avoid Stacking Do not place heavy objects on top of the computer Do Not Disassemble the C...

Page 4: ...Cold and Direct Sun light Do not charge use or leave the battery pack for extended periods where it will be exposed to di rect sunlight in a hot place in an automobile on a sunny day for example or in...

Page 5: ...to shock Please use care when handling your computer shock may damage your hard disk or make your software applications and data unusable Do not power off your computer while software applications are...

Page 6: ...t necessary for these disks to be preformatted Windows 95 Book CD ROM Registration Card 2Connect the battery pack Slide the latch located at the front and lift open the display 1 Windows 95 System Pac...

Page 7: ...get caught when closing the cover 6 4 Pull the tab outside the frame of the computer and insert the non connector side of the battery pack into the computer with the label side up Insert the connecto...

Page 8: ...performed with the touch pad page 12 NOTE Power Switch Read the LIMITED USE LICENSE AGREEMENT page 23 Before removing the seal covering the power switch please read the LIMITED USE LI CENSE AGREEMENT...

Page 9: ...disks Press Next to install Internet Explorer Simply follow the on screen instruc tions 9 Input the correct date time and time zone and press Close You can also complete these settings at a later tim...

Page 10: ...e displayed properly Run the MS DOS Prompt Start Programs MS DOS Prompt and use full screen display mode by pressing Enter After returning from the full screen mode again the display will be shown cor...

Page 11: ...Surface Scrolling Area Microsoft IntelliMouseTM Wheel Mode Setting at the time of purchase Only scroll operation is possible for appli cations not compatible with the Microsoft wheel function Even fo...

Page 12: ...surface Wheel Indicates an operation applicable to the Microsoft IntelliMouseTM Wheel mode Indicates an operation applicable to the original mode Original When a check mark is added for use Drag Lock...

Page 13: ...ad is enabled again see the procedure for When you want to re enable the touch pad 1 Select Mouse in Start Settings Control Panel 2 Select General in Mouse Properties and then select Change 3 Select S...

Page 14: ...he key combination will not work In addition it is possible that control of the cursor will be lost and the cursor will not show proper movements In such cases the computer has to be restarted by usin...

Page 15: ...e beginning or end of a document Cancel or correct an operation Change the display size Perform a find operation Display of the manual Table of Content Items By clicking an item the corre sponding pag...

Page 16: ...display This computer has been designed so as to minimize shock to the LCD and hard disk drive the leakage of liquid e g water from the keyboard etc but no warranty is provided against such trouble Th...

Page 17: ...uration Change Has Occurred Configuration error 162 Configuration Error CMOS checksum error 163 Date and Time Incorrect Real time clock is not updating 173 Configuration Change Has Occurred ROM config...

Page 18: ...Please contact Panasonic Technical Support Run Load Default Settings PnP in the Setup Utility Setup Utility This will restore the Setup Utility s settings to their default values except the password s...

Page 19: ...nfirm your display is powered on Check the settings for your external display Try changing the display by pressing Fn F3 When displaying only through an external display if the computer is shut down b...

Page 20: ...o on to step 4 after restarting the computer by press ing Alt Ctrl Del The CD ROM pack CF VCD711 and FDD cable CF VCF351 are required for the following reinstallation procedure Mount the CD ROM pack i...

Page 21: ...ocations input c util drivers video press OK then press Finish The display will ask you to restart Windows then press Yes Touch pad driver 26 In Start Settings Control Panel Mouse Gen e r a l C h a n...

Page 22: ...OK at the Display Properties and select YES at the Do you want to keep this setting If after a short period of time no action is taken for the Do you want to keep this setting the Win dows has restore...

Page 23: ...d documentation available to any third party by time sharing or otherwise without the prior written consent of MEI D You may not copy or reproduce or permit to be copied or reproduced the Programs or...

Page 24: ...ouvez assembler en sens inverse compiler en sens inverse ni retracer les Logiciels ni aucune de leurs copies de fa on lectronique ou m canique en tout ou en partie Vous ne pouvez utiliser copier modif...

Page 25: ...Suspend Hibernation Functions Sleep Switch Battery Power Open Slot To adjust the volume select on the taskbar then Volume Control You may also use the function keys to adjust the volume Fn F5 or F6 S...

Page 26: ...ommunication Port Infrared Data Communications Microphone Jack Headphone Jack Using an External Display Serial Port Using a Printer You may use the floppy disk drive as an external drive that is conne...

Page 27: ...V Operating Time Approx 7 years AC Adapter Input 100 240 V AC 50 60 Hz Output 15 6 V DC 3 85A Power Consumption Approx 55 W maximum when recharging in the ON state Physical Dimensions W X H X D 297 m...

Page 28: ...mption It is an open system in which business proprietors can participate voluntarily The targeted products are office equipment such as computers displays printers facsimiles and copiers Their standa...

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