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User’s Manual 8-4
Optional Devices
Bridge media slot
The computer is equipped with a Bridge media slot that can accommodate
some kinds of memory media with various memory capacities so that you
can easily transfer data from devices, such as digital cameras and
Personal Digital Assistants.
Figure 8-3 Examples of memory media
■ Keep foreign objects out of the Bridge media slot. Never allow metal
objects, such as screws, staples and paper clips, to enter the computer
or Keyboard. Foreign metal objects can create a short circuit, which
can cause computer damage and fire, possibly resulting in serious
injury.
■ This Bridge media slot supports the following memory media:
■ Secure Digital (SD) Card (SD memory card, SDHC memory card,
miniSD Card, microSD Card)
■ Memory Stick (Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick
PRO Duo)
■ xD picture card
■ MultiMediaCard (MMC)
■ Please note that an adaptor is required to use miniSD/microSD Card.
■ Please note that not all memory media have been tested and verified to
work correctly. Therefore, it is not possible to guarantee that all
memory media will operate properly.
■ The slot does not support Magic Gate functions.
Secure Digital
(SD) Card
Memory Stick
xD picture card
MultiMediaCard
(MMC)
microSD card
and adaptor
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- Macrovision License of Notice 3
- FCC information 4
- EU Conformity Statement 5
- VCCI Class B Information 5
- Modem warning notice 6
- Japan regulations 7
- CCAC07M10010T6 8
- Type of service 9
- Telephone company procedures 9
- If problems arise 9
- Disconnection 9
- Fax branding 9
- User’s Manual x 10
- User’s Manual xi 11
- User’s Manual xii 12
- General conditions 13
- Disposal of products 14
- 3E+J&G 14
- Optical disc drive standards 15
- Panasonic UJ880AD/UJ880ED 16
- HLDS GT20N/GT20F 17
- User’s Manual xviii 18
- International precautions 19
- User’s Manual xx 20
- Table of Contents 21
- The Grand Tour 22
- Getting Started 22
- Manual contents 25
- Conventions 26
- Key operation 27
- Messages 27
- Terminology 27
- General Precautions 28
- Stress injury 29
- Heat injury 29
- Pressure or impact damage 29
- ExpressCard overheating 29
- Mobile phones 30
- Chapter 1 31
- Software 32
- Features 33
- Processor 33
- User’s Manual 1-4 34
- Introduction 34
- User’s Manual 1-5 35
- User’s Manual 1-6 36
- Optical disc drive 37
- Keyboard 38
- Pointing Device 38
- Multimedia 39
- User’s Manual 1-10 40
- Communications 41
- Security 42
- Special features 42
- User’s Manual 1-13 43
- User’s Manual 1-14 44
- TOSHIBA Value Added Package 45
- Utilities and Applications 46
- User’s Manual 1-17 47
- User’s Manual 1-18 48
- User’s Manual 1-19 49
- User’s Manual 1-20 50
- Chapter 2 51
- User’s Manual 2-2 52
- Left side 53
- User’s Manual 2-4 54
- User’s Manual 2-5 55
- Right side 56
- User’s Manual 2-7 57
- Underside 58
- User’s Manual 2-9 59
- Front with the display open 60
- User’s Manual 2-11 61
- User’s Manual 2-12 62
- User’s Manual 2-13 63
- User’s Manual 2-14 64
- System indicators 66
- Keyboard indicators 67
- Optical disc drives 68
- Remote Controller 70
- Full Size Remote Controller 71
- User’s Manual 2-22 72
- User’s Manual 2-23 73
- Slim Size Remote Controller 74
- User’s Manual 2-25 75
- Using the Remote Controller 76
- User’s Manual 2-27 77
- Installing/Removing batteries 78
- Installing the batteries 79
- Replacing the batteries 80
- Installing the battery 80
- Replacing the battery 81
- User’s Manual 2-32 82
- AC adaptor 83
- Chapter 3 84
- Connecting the AC adaptor 85
- User’s Manual 3-3 86
- User’s Manual 3-4 87
- Opening the display 88
- User’s Manual 3-6 89
- Turning on the power 90
- Turning off the power 91
- Benefits of Hibernation Mode 92
- Starting Hibernation Mode 92
- Automatic Hibernation Mode 92
- Data save in Hibernation Mode 92
- Benefits of Sleep Mode 93
- Executing Sleep Mode 94
- Sleep Mode limitations 94
- Restarting the computer 95
- System Recovery Options 95
- User’s Manual 3-13 96
- User’s Manual 3-14 97
- User’s Manual 3-15 98
- Chapter 4 99
- Using the Fingerprint Sensor 100
- User’s Manual 4-3 101
- Operating Basics 101
- User’s Manual 4-4 102
- Fingerprint Registration 103
- User’s Manual 4-6 104
- User’s Manual 4-7 105
- Single Sign-On feature 106
- USB Sleep and Charge 107
- Enabling USB Sleep and Charge 108
- Using optical disk drives 109
- Loading discs 110
- User’s Manual 4-13 111
- Figure 4-5 Inserting a CD/DVD 111
- Removing discs 112
- User’s Manual 4-15 113
- Figure 4-6 Removing a CD/DVD 113
- Function buttons 114
- Important message 115
- Before writing or rewriting 115
- User’s Manual 4-18 116
- User’s Manual 4-19 117
- When writing or rewriting 118
- Disclaimer 119
- TOSHIBA Disc Creator 119
- Data Verification 120
- How to make a Labelflash DVD 121
- How to make a DVD-Video 121
- Important information for use 122
- Notes on use 123
- Display Devices & Audio 124
- TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER 124
- Starting TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER 125
- Operating TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER 125
- Open TOSHIBA DVD PLAYER HELP 125
- Media care 125
- Floppy diskettes 126
- Sound system 127
- Information 128
- Speaker Configuration 128
- Sound Effects 128
- Microphone Effects 128
- Default Format 128
- Using the web camera 129
- User’s Manual 4-32 130
- User’s Manual 4-33 131
- User’s Manual 4-35 133
- 1:N Mode Login screen 134
- 1:1 Mode Login screen 134
- Region selection 135
- Properties menu 136
- Modem Selection 136
- Dialing Properties 136
- TV Tuner 137
- Connecting the antenna cable 138
- FM tuner 139
- Using the FM tuner 140
- Wireless communications 140
- Worldwide operation 141
- Radio links 141
- Bluetooth 142
- Stack for Windows 142
- by TOSHIBA 142
- Wireless communication switch 142
- User’s Manual 4-45 143
- LAN cable types 144
- Connecting the LAN cable 144
- Cleaning the computer 145
- Moving the computer 146
- Heat dispersal 147
- Taskbar icon 148
- HDD Protection 148
- Detection Level 148
- 3D Viewer 148
- Detection Level Amplification 149
- Chapter 5 150
- Function keys: F1 … F12 151
- Hot keys 152
- User’s Manual 5-4 153
- The Keyboard 153
- Windows special keys 154
- Generating ASCII characters 154
- Chapter 6 155
- Power indicators 156
- Battery types 157
- Real Time Clock battery 158
- Procedures 159
- Battery charging notice 160
- Monitoring battery capacity 161
- Retaining data with power off 162
- Extending battery life 162
- Replacing the battery pack 163
- User’s Manual 6-10 164
- Power and Power-up Modes 164
- TOSHIBA Password Utility 165
- Power-up modes 166
- System auto off 167
- Chapter 7 168
- Password 169
- User Password 169
- User’s Manual 7-3 170
- HW Setup and Passwords 170
- Legacy USB Support 171
- Wake-up on LAN 171
- Built-in LAN 171
- Illumination 172
- Illumination ON/OFF 172
- Keyboard Backlight 172
- Chapter 8 173
- ExpressCard 174
- Removing an ExpressCard 175
- Bridge media slot 176
- Memory media format 177
- Additional memory module 178
- Installing a memory module 179
- User’s Manual 8-8 180
- Optional Devices 180
- Battery Packs 181
- Universal AC Adaptor 181
- Battery Charger 181
- USB floppy diskette drive 182
- User’s Manual 8-11 183
- Connecting the eSATA device 184
- External monitor 185
- User’s Manual 8-14 186
- Connecting the HDMI out port 187
- Select HD Format 188
- Using REGZA Link (PC Control) 189
- Security lock 190
- Chapter 9 191
- Preliminary checklist 192
- Analyzing the problem 192
- Hardware and system checklist 193
- System start-up 194
- Self test 194
- Overheating power down 195
- AC power 195
- User’s Manual 9-6 196
- Troubleshooting 196
- Real Time Clock 197
- Internal display panel 198
- Solid State Drive 199
- Hard disk drive 199
- DVD Super Multi drive 200
- User’s Manual 9-12 202
- User’s Manual 9-13 203
- Touch Pad 204
- User’s Manual 9-15 205
- USB mouse 206
- Fingerprint Sensor 207
- USB device 207
- USB Sleep and Charge function 207
- User’s Manual 9-18 208
- User’s Manual 9-19 209
- Volume control 211
- User’s Manual 9-22 212
- User’s Manual 9-23 213
- Wireless LAN 214
- HDMI monitor output function 215
- Video Playback 216
- TOSHIBA support 217
- Where to write 218
- Chapter 10 219
- Memory (Main System) 220
- Battery Life 221
- SSD/HDD drive capacity 221
- User’s Manual 10-4 222
- Disclaimers 222
- LCD Brightness and Eye Stain 223
- Safety Use for TV Tuner 223
- Appendixes 224
- Appendix A 225
- Built-in Modem 226
- Appendix B 227
- Appendix C 228
- User’s Manual C-2 229
- AT Command 230
- Appendix D 231
- Radio Characteristics 232
- Supported Frequency Sub-bands 232
- User’s Manual D-3 233
- User’s Manual D-4 234
- User’s Manual D-5 235
- Appendix E 236
- Certification agencies 237
- Outside of Europe: 237
- Australia Europe 238
- United Kingdom 238
- Canada China 238
- Appendix F 239
- User’s Manual F-2 240
- Glossary 241
- User’s Manual Glossary-2 242
- User’s Manual Glossary-3 243
- User’s Manual Glossary-4 244
- User’s Manual Glossary-5 245
- User’s Manual Glossary-6 246
- User’s Manual Glossary-7 247
- User’s Manual Glossary-8 248
- User’s Manual Glossary-9 249
- User’s Manual Glossary-10 250
- User’s Manual Glossary-11 251
- User’s Manual Glossary-12 252
- User’s Manual Glossary-13 253
- User’s Manual Glossary-14 254
- User’s Manual Index-1 255
- User’s Manual Index-2 256
- User’s Manual Index-3 257
- User’s Manual Index-4 258
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