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UMTC User Manual 

 

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conditions.  SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, 
ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR AGAINST 
INFRINGEMENT OF ANY PATENT), AS TO THE PRODUCT(S) EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN. Buyer 
affirms that he has not relied upon Seller's skill or judgment to sell or furnish specifications.  Though Seller warrants that any 
Product delivered by Seller will meet specifications supplied by Seller, Seller does not warrant that the specifications are fit for 
the Buyer's purpose.  The foregoing warranty and remedies are exclusive and are made expressly in lieu of all other warranties 
expressed or implied, either in fact or by operation of law, statutory or otherwise, including warranties of merchantability and 
fitness for use.  Seller neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume for it any other liability in connection with the sale, 
installation or use of its Product(s) and Seller makes no warranty whatsoever for Product(s) not manufactured by Seller. IN NO 
EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, NOR SHALL ITS 
LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH ANY PRODUCT(S) OR SERVICE SOLD EXCEED THE SALES PRICE OF SUCH 
PRODUCT(S) OR SERVICE.

 

13.

 

Limitation of Liabilities.  

Seller's sole obligation to Buyer hereunder for Product(s) failing to meet the aforesaid warranty shall 

be, at Seller's discretion, (a) repair or replace the Product(s) which are defective or (b) refund so much of the purchase price as 
Buyer has paid for the defective Product(s), provided that written notice of the defect and its nature is given to Seller as soon as 
practical after discovery of the defect, but in no event later than the warranty period.  The remedy of repair, replacement, or 
refund of the purchase price is Buyer's sole and exclusive remedy and will satisfy all of Seller's liabilities, whether based  on 
contract, negligence, tort, product liability, strict liability, or otherwise.   

14.

 

Life Support Policy.  

No Micro Industries' Product(s) may be used in a "life support" or "critical component" application 

without the express written consent of the president of Micro Industries Corporation as used herein.  Life support devices are 
defined as devices or systems which (1) are intended for surgical implant into the body, or (2) support or sustain life and whose 
failure to perform when properly used in accordance with instructions for use provided in the labeling can be reasonably 
expected to result in significant injury to the user.  A critical component is defined as any component in a life support device or 
system whose failure to perform can be reasonably expected to cause the failure of the life support device or system or to affect 
its safety or effectiveness. 

15.

 

Other.

  Buyer grants to Seller, and Seller retains, a security interest in the Product(s) until the total price, including taxes, 

delivery, and other charges, has been paid in full.  Buyer will sign and deliver to Seller any additional security agreement and 
financing statements requested by Seller.  Buyer agrees that seller may correct typographical or clerical errors which may be 
present in the prices, quantities, or specifications contained in any of the documents.  Seller agrees to exercise reasonable care 
in handling and storage of all property in Seller's possession which has been furnished by Buyer, but Seller is not responsible 
for loss thereof or damage thereto.  No right or interest arising out of any contract between Seller and Buyer may be assigned 
by Buyer without the prior written consent of Seller.  No waiver or modification of any of the terms contained herein shall bind 
Seller unless in writing and signed by Seller.  The validity, construction, and interpretation of this contract and the rights and 
duties of the parties hereto shall be governed by the laws of Ohio without reference to Ohio's choice of law rules.  Seller is not 
bound by any representations, promises, or inducements of any kind unless set forth herein. 

 

Summary of Contents for UMTC

Page 1: ...k stick 7 Using that touchsliders and other screen features 10 Connecting to a network 11 Connecting to peripherals 11 The security slot 13 Installing software and transferring files 14 Agency 14 What...

Page 2: ...UMTC User Manual 2 UMTC features Front view operational orientation View from the top looking down on the Ethernet port and vents...

Page 3: ...own integrated keyboard track stick and capacitive touchsliders The plastic prototype will be made rugged by the use of a magnesium alloy case or similar technology when production released The protot...

Page 4: ...er than 5 volts Power supplies output connectors in this size are very common and are not all 5 volts The battery also requires a minimum charge time to be met or the life and functionally of the batt...

Page 5: ...ns and files It will also save your session to the hard drive so you can access it even if the memory loses power To put your computer into Standby mode press the power button hibernate mode Hibernate...

Page 6: ...sh in sequence removing the battery Before replacing the battery the computer should be plugged into an outlet shut down or placed in Hibernate mode Removal of the battery while in Standby mode may re...

Page 7: ...een upward to reveal the keyboard and track stick The keyboard can be backlit to accommodate use in low light conditions To turn the backlighting on or off press the key sequence FN KBD The mouse butt...

Page 8: ...ombinations by pressing them sequentially instead of simultaneously Press a control key once and the LED next to it will start to pulse The next key you press will be modified Press a control key twic...

Page 9: ...ALT FN BSP delete button UMTC specific keyboard considerations Keys which don t function in Fn mode or have functionality other than as labeled The Key key has no associated function as of yet The Rot...

Page 10: ...ove the sliders It should not be covered for normal operation The ambient light sensor provides input that is used to set the parameters of when the keyboard backlight should be on Lower light levels...

Page 11: ...e integrated WiFi for high speed wireless connections in hot spots Use the Ethernet adapter to attach an Ethernet cable and connect to a Local Area Network LAN Use the integrated Bluetooth For detaile...

Page 12: ...al microphone signal input Note The small microphone hole in the above diagram is only a hole to allow the internal microphone to receive sound from outside of the unit Do not obstruct it or plug anyt...

Page 13: ...lot A universal security slot is provided see the illustration below the UMTC has a universal security slot for attaching an optional security locking cable The slot is compatible with standard securi...

Page 14: ...t to the network using the Ethernet adapter or WiFi and then install the software just as you would with a desktop computer file transfers You can transfer files between the UMTC and another computer...

Page 15: ...ent with this goal This Pre manual Micro Industries shall not be held liable for errors contained herein or direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishin...

Page 16: ...ent All shipments to Buyer shall be insured if at all solely at Buyer s expense and unless otherwise requested in writing by Buyer Seller shall in its sole discretion determine whether under what term...

Page 17: ...tract negligence tort product liability strict liability or otherwise 14 Life Support Policy No Micro Industries Product s may be used in a life support or critical component application without the e...

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