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3.
Replace the access cover as described in the next section.
The computer automatically detects the coprocessor. When you
turn on the computer, the system configuration screen shows
that a numeric coprocessor is present.
Replacing the Access Cover
After installing a memory module or numeric coprocessor, you
must replace the access cover. Follow these steps:
1.
Turn the computer upside down with the front facing you.
2.
Replace the access cover as shown below. Gently press down
on it until you feet it snap into place.
3.
Turn the computer right side up.
4.
Connect any external devices you are using.
Connecting Optional Devices
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- FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 2
- FOR AMERICAN USERS 2
- FOR CANADIAN USERS 2
- IMPORTANT NOTICE 3
- DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY 3
- COPYRIGHT NOTlCE 3
- All rights 3
- TRADEMARKS 3
- Important Safety Instructions 4
- Contents 8
- Chapter 3 9
- Chapter 4 10
- Chapter 5 10
- Appendix A 11
- Appendix B Specifications 11
- Introduction 12
- Where to Get Help 13
- What This Manual Covers 14
- 4 introduction 15
- Setting Up the Computer 16
- Opening the Screen 17
- Front View 18
- Connecting the AC Adapter 23
- Turning On the Computer 26
- Running SETUP 28
- Starting the SETUP Program 29
- SETUP options 30
- Running SETUP 2-3 30
- Setting the Date and Time 31
- Setting the Trackball 32
- Setting the Shadow RAM 33
- Shadow RAM options 34
- Security options 34
- Access 34
- Running SETUP 2-7 34
- 2-8 Running SETUP 35
- Running SETUP 2-9 36
- Defining Your Own Drive Type 37
- Checking System Memory 38
- Setting the Booting Sequence 39
- Setting the Virus Warning 39
- Setting the Default Speed 40
- 2-14 Running SETUP 41
- W/O SAVE 42
- Running SETUP 2-15 42
- Post-SETUP Procedures 43
- Using Your Computer 44
- Taking Care of the Computer 45
- Using the Password Function 45
- Typing the Password 46
- Using the Keyboard 47
- Special Keys 48
- Using F11 and F12 49
- Display Key Combinations 50
- Stopping a Command or Program 51
- Resetting the Computer 52
- Turning Off the Computer 53
- Changing the CPU Speed 54
- Adjusting the LCD Screen 55
- Using the Trackball 56
- Using Diskettes 57
- Inserting 57
- Removing Diskettes 57
- Write-protecting Diskettes 58
- Making Backup Copies 59
- Using a Hard Disk 60
- Saving Battery Power 62
- Using PC Cards 63
- Inserting a PC Card 64
- Using Memory 65
- Powering the Computer 67
- Using the Battery 68
- Replacing the Battery 68
- Recharging the Battery 70
- Low Battery Indicator 72
- Using the Suspend Mode 73
- Connecting Optional Devices 75
- VIDEO, PRINTER 76
- Connecting a Parallel Printer 78
- Connecting a Serial Device 79
- Using the EXT KB Port 81
- If you are using an external 82
- Installing a Memory Module 86
- Replacing the Access Cover 91
- Lotus 1-2-3, Version 2.x 94
- WordPerfect, Version 5.1 96
- O display the Setup 97
- VGA appears on the 97
- Display Status 98
- Select Option 99
- Standby Timer 100
- Using the VGA Utilities 101
- VGACONF parameters 102
- Select RGB weighting 2:9:5 103
- Troubleshooting 104
- Identifying Your System 105
- The Computer Won’t Start 106
- Error Messages 106
- Battery Problems 107
- AC Adapter Problems 108
- The LCD Screen Is Blank 109
- Troubleshooting A-7 110
- The Computer Locks Up 111
- Password Problems 111
- Diskette Problems 112
- A-10 Troubleshooting 113
- Hard Disk Problems 114
- Software Problems 115
- Printer Problems 116
- PC Card Problems 116
- A-14 Troubleshooting 117
- External Keyboard Problems 118
- Memory Module Problems 118
- Numeric Coprocessor Problems 119
- CMOS Battery Problems 119
- Specifications 120
- Interfaces 121
- Monochrome 122
- Physical Dimensions 123
- Humidity 124
- Acoustical 124
- Environmental Requirements 124
- Temperature 124
- NEMA 5-15-P 125
- Glossary 126
- Baud rate 127
- Coprocessor 128
- CPU speed 129
- Diskette 130
- Floppy disk 131
- Input/Output (I/O) port 132
- Interface 132
- Parallel 134
- Partition 135
- Pathname 135
- See also Command prompt 136
- See BIOS 137
- See also Parameter 138
- Glossary 13 138
- Connecting 141
- OS/2, 1-12 144
- 5-7, 5-9-11 144
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