Rockbook X130 User Manual
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The battery is the internal power source for the computer. It can be recharged using the power adapter.
Note: Although the device is equipped with a hot-swap feature, the time to disconnect the battery pack is
limited to when the battery is not charged.
Charging the battery pack
Note:
The charging temperature of the battery pack is between 0° C and 50° C.
To charge the battery pack, connect the AC adapter to the computer and to a power outlet. The battery
indicator () on the computer lights red to indicate that charging is in progress. When the battery is fully
charged, the battery indicator turns green.
After fully charging the computer, do not immediately disconnect and reconnect the AC adapter to recharge
it. Doing so may damage the battery.
Checking the Battery Level
When the battery is fully charged, the power supply time depends on how you use the computer. If the
software you use requires frequent use of peripherals, the power may soon be depleted.
You can find the battery icon in the Windows taskbar (lower right corner). The icon indicates the
approximate battery level.
For models that have both a main battery and a secondary battery, both are discharged in parallel.
Note: The battery level displayed is an estimate. Actual operating time may differ from the estimated time
depending on how you use the computer.
Low Battery Signs and Actions
If the battery is low, please immediately connect the adapter, put the computer to sleep, or turn off the
computer.
Setting Up Windows for the First Time
This chapter details how to setup the Windows that may be installed on the Product for the first time. In the
course of software updates or due to different editions, individual steps may differ slightly.
Setting up Windows 10
Follow the steps below to complete the Windows 10 IoT Enterprise setup process.
1.
Press the power button to turn on the computer.
2.
First, select your country/region, your preferred app language, your preferred keyboard layout,
and your time zone, then tap
Next
.
