Toshiba 4030CDT - Satellite - Celeron A 300 MHz User manual

TOSHIBA

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4000CDT/XCDT

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For

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4060CDT,

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4085XCDT

FCC

Notice

"Declaration

of

Conformity

Information"

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

instal

lation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

it

may

cause

harmful

inter

ference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that interfer

ence

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on, the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

inter

ference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

♦J*

Reorient or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

<• Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

♦2*

Connect

the

equipment

to

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the receiver

is

connected.

♦•♦

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

NO

TE:

Only

peripherals

complying

with

the

FCC

Class

B

limits

may

be

attached

to

this

computer. Operation

with

non-compliant

peripherals

or

peripherals

not

recommended

by

Toshiba

is

likely

to

result

in

interference

to

radio

and

TV

reception.

Shielded

cables

must

be

used

between

the

exter

nal

devices

and

the

computer's

serial

port,

parallel

port,

monitor

port,

external

disk

drive

port,

USB

port,

PS/2

port

and

microphone

jack.

Changes

or

modifications

made

to

this

equipment

not

expressly

approved

by

Toshiba

or

parties

authorized

by

Toshiba

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment

This

device

complies

with

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

♦

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference.

♦J*

This

device

must

accept

any

interference received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

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FCC

Requirements

The

following

information

is

pursuant

to

FCC

CFR

47,

Part

68

and

refers

to

internal

modems.

Installation

When

you

are

ready

to

install

or

use

the

modem,

call

your

local

telephone

com

pany

and

give

them

the

following

information:

♦

The

telephone

number

of

the

line

to

which

you

will

connect

the

modem.

♦

The

FCC

registration

number

of

the

modem.

*t*

The

ringer

equivalence

number

(REN)

of

the

modem,

which

is

0.5B.

The

modem

connects

to

the

telephone

line

by

means

of a

standard

jack

called

the

USOC

RJ11C.

Type

of

Service

Your

modem

is

designed

to

be

used

on

standard-device

telephone

lines.

Connec

tion

to

telephone

company-provided

coin

service

(central

office

implemented

systems)

is

prohibited.

Connection

to

party

lines

service

is

subject

to

State

tariffs.

If

you

have

any

questions

about

your

telephone

line,

such

as

how

many

pieces

of

equipment

you

can

connect

to

it,

the

telephone

company

will

provide

this

infor

mation

upon

request.

Telephone

Company

Procedures

The

goal

of

the

telephone

company

is

to

provide

you

with

the

best

service

it

can.

In

order

to

do

this,

it

may

occasionally

be

necessary

for

them

to

make

changes

in

their

equipment,

operations or

procedures.

If

these

changes

might

affect

your

ser

vice

or

the

operation

of

your

equipment,

the

telephone

company

will

give

you

notice,

in

writing,

to

allow

you

to

make

any

changes

necessary

to

maintain

unin

terrupted

service.

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Computer

If

Problems

Arise

If

any

of

your

telephone

equipment

is

not

operating

properly,

you

should

imme

diately

remove

it

from

your

telephone

line,

as

it

may

cause

harm

to

the

telephone

network.

If

the

telephone

company

notes

a

problem,

they

may

temporarily

dis

continue

service.

When

practical,

they

will

notify

you

in

advance

of

this

discon

nection.

If

advance

notice

is

not

feasible,

you

will

be

notified

as

soon

as

possible.

When

you

are

notified,

you

will

be

given

the

opportunity

to

correct the

problem

and

informed

of

your

right

to

file

a

complaint

with

the

FCC.

In

the

event

repairs

are

ever

needed

on

your

modem,

they

should

be

performed

by

Toshiba

Corpora

tion

or

an

authorized

representative

of

Toshiba

Corporation.

Disconnection

If

you

should

ever

decide

to

permanently

disconnect

your

modem

from

its

present

line,

please

call

the

telephone

company

and

let

them

know

of

this

change.

Fax

Branding

The

Telephone

Consumer

Protection

Act

of

1991

makes

it

unlawful

to

use a

computer

or

other

electronic

device

to

send

any

message

via

a telephone

fax

machine

unless

such

message

clearly

contains

in

a

margin

at

the

top

or

bottom

of

each

transmitted

page

or

on

the

first

page

of

the

transmission,

the

date

and

time

it

is

sent

and

an

identification

of

the business,

other

entity

or

individual

sending

the

message

and

the

telephone

number

of

the

sending

machine

or

such

business,

other

entity

or

individual.

In

order

to

program

this

information

into

your

fax

modem,

you

should

complete

the

setup

for

your

fax

software

before

sending

a

message.

Industry

Canada

Requirement

This

Class

B

digital

apparatus

complies

with

Canadian

ICES-003.

Cet

appareil

nume"rique

de

la

classe

B

est

conforme"

a

la

norme

NMB-003

du

Canada.

CD-ROM

Safety

Instruction

The

CD-ROM

drive

employs

a

laser

system.

To

ensure

proper

use of

this

product,

please

read

this

instruction

manual

carefully

and

retain

for

future

reference.

Should

the

unit

ever

require

maintenance,

contact

an

authorized

service

location.

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Computer

Use

of

controls,

adjustments

or

the

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

specified

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

To

prevent

direct

exposure

to

this

laser

beam,

do

not

try

to

open

the

enclosure.

Location

of

the

required

label

Product

is

certified

by

the

manufacturer

to

.

comply

with

DHHS

rules

21

CFR

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at

the

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LASER

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LASER

KLASSE

1

CAUTIONS:

This

appliance

contains

a

laser

system

and

is

classified

as

a

"CLASS

1

LASER

PRODUCT."

To

use

this

model

properly,

read

the

instruction

manual

carefully

and

keep

it

for

your

future

reference.

In

case

of

any

trouble

with

this

model, please

contact

your

nearest

"AUTHORIZED

service

station."

Toprevent

direct

exposure

to

the

laser

beam,

do

not

try

to

open

the

enclosure.

Use

of

controls

or

adjustments

or

performance

of

procedures

other

than

those

specified

in

the

owner's

manual

may

result

in

hazardous

radiation

exposure.

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guide

is

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by

Toshiba

Corporation

with

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rights

reserved.

Under

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copyright

laws,

this

guide

cannot be reproduced

in

any

form

without

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prior

written

permission

of

Toshiba.

No

patent

liability

is

assumed,

however,

with

respect

to

the

use

of

the

information

contained

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by

Toshiba

Corporation.

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rights

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Computer

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Administration

Regulation

Notice

This

document

contains

technical

data

that

may

be

controlled

under

the

U.S.

Export

Administration

Regulations,

and

may

be

subject

to

the

approval

of

the

U.S.

Department

of

Commerce

prior

to

export.

Any

export,

directly

or

indirectly,

in

contravention

of

the

U.S.

Export

Administration Regulations

is

prohibited.

The

information

contained

in

this

manual,

including

but not

limited

to

any

prod

uct

specifications,

is

subject

to

change

without

notice.

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CORPORATION

AND

TOSHIBA

AMERICA

INFORMATION

SYSTEMS,

INC.

(TOSHIBA)

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FOR

ANY

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PURPOSE

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REGARD

TO

ANY

OF THE

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ASSUMES

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FOR

ANY

DAMAGES

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DIRECTLY

OR

INDIRECTLY

FROM

ANY

TECHNICAL

OR

TYPOGRAPHICAL

ERRORS

OR

OMISSIONS

CONTAINED

HEREIN

OR

FOR

DISCREPANCIES

BETWEEN

THE

PRODUCT

AND

THE

MANUAL.

IN

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EVENT

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TOSHIBA

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

INCIDENTAL,

CONSEQUENTIAL,

SPECIAL,

OR

EXEMPLARY

DAMAGES,

WHETHER

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ON

TORT,

CONTRACT

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OTHERWISE,

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OR

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OR

THE

USE

THEREOF.

Trademarks

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is

a

registered

trademark,

and

Noteworthy,

AccuPoint,

and

Fn-esse

are

trademarks

of

Toshiba

America

Information

Systems,

Inc.

Celeron

is

a

trademark,

and

Intel,

Pentium

and

MMX

are

registered

trademarks

of

Intel

Corporation.

ESS

Audio

Drive

is

a

registered

trademark

of

ESS

Technologies,

Inc.

LapLink

is

a

registered

trademark

of

Traveling Software,

Inc.

MS-DOS,

Microsoft,

Microsoft

Press,

and

Windows

are

registered

trademarks

of

Microsoft

Corporation.

PS/2

is

a

trademark

of

International

Business

Machines

Corporation.

RingCentral

is

a

trademark

of

Ring Zero

Systems,

Inc.

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Your

Computer

Contents

Part

I:

Getting

To

Know

Your

Computer

Chapter

1:

Finding

Your

Way

Around

Front

with

the

display

closed

Leftside

Back

Right

side

Underside

Front

with

the

display

panel

open

Display

panel

Keyboard

panel

Chapter

2:

Getting

Started

Making

sure

you

have

everything

Selecting

a

place

to

work

Creating

a

computer-friendly

environment

Keeping

yourself

comfortable

Setting

up

your

computer

Connecting

the

AC

adapter

Charging

the

battery

Connecting

a

printer

Adding

memory

(optional)

Installing

a

memory

module

Removing

a

memory

module

Connecting

a

mouse

Connecting

a

serial

mouse

Connecting

a

PS/2

mouse

Using

the

computer

for

the

first

time

Opening

the

display

panel

Turning

on

the

power

Using

the

AccuPoint

pointing

device

Setting

up

your

software

Registering

your

computer

online

Changing

the

desktop

Chapter

3:

Learning

the

Basics

Precautions

Computing

tips

Using

the

keyboard

Character

keys

Ctrl,

Fn,

and

Alt

keys

Overlay

keys

Starting

a

program

Starting

a

program from

an

icon

Starting

a

program from

Explorer

Using

the

Run

dialog

box

to

start

a

program

Saving

your

work

Printing

your

work

Starting

again

where

you

left

off

Using

the

Stand

by

command

Using

Resume

Mode

Hibernation

mode

Using

diskettes

Inserting

and

removing

diskettes

Caring

for

diskettes

Using

compact

discs

Inserting

compact

discs

into

the

CD-ROM

drive..

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Know

Your

Computer

Removing

a

CD

from

the

drive

Caring

for

compact

discs

Backing

up

your

files

Copying

to

a

diskette

Using

the

Backup

Wizard

Using

PC

Cards

PC

Card

supporting

software

Inserting

PC

Cards

Removing

PC

Cards

Hot

swapping

Using

your

computer

at

the

office

Exchanging

data

with

another

computer.

Setting

up

for

communications

Using

the

internal

modem

Connecting

your

computer

to

a

network

Connecting

directly

to

a

remote

computer

Communications

parameters

File

transfer

protocols

Sending

afax

Toshiba's

online

resources

Turning

off

the

computer

Caring

for

your

computer

Cleaning

the

computer

Moving

the

computer

Chapter

4:

Mobile

Computing

Toshiba's

energy-saver

design

Running

the

computer on

battery

power

Battery

safety

precautions

Monitoring

the

battery

charge

Monitoring

battery

power

What

to

do

when

you

hear

a

battery

alarm.

Changing

the

battery

Removing

the

battery

Inserting

a charged

battery

Disposing

of

used

batteries

safely

Conserving

battery

power

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Your

Computer

Maximizing

battery

life

Traveling

tips

Using

a

computer

lock

.

Chapter

5:

Getting

to

Know

Windows

98

71

Lesson

1:

Exploring the

desktop

72

Finding

your

way

around

the

desktop

7

Using

the

active

desktop

74

Choosing

a

desktop

style

75

Using

toolbars

79

Lesson

2:

Using

the

AccuPoint

pointing

device

81

Lesson

3:

Creating

a

new

document

83

Lesson

4:

Creating

a

new

folder

85

Lesson

5:

Starting

programs

86

Lesson

6:

Resizing

and

repositioning

windows

88

Using

the

taskbar

88

Maximizing

and

minimizing

the

active

window

89

Resizing

and

moving

windows

90

Lesson

7:

Closing

your

programs

and

files

90

Lesson

8:

Creating

shortcuts

91

Creating

a

shortcut

to

the

Calculator

91

Creating

a

shortcut

to

the

Character

Map

92

Lesson

9:

Displaying

Web

content

in

individual

windows

93

Lesson

10:

Changing

the

wallpaper

98

Lesson

11:

Setting

the

date

and

time

99

Lesson

12:

Removing

objects

from

the

desktop

100

Lesson

13:

If

I

am

lost—what

do

I

do?

102

Windows

98

Help

102

Troubleshooters

103

Using

the

online

tutorial

104

Part

II:

Technical

Reference

Chapter

6:

Exploring

Your

Options

109

Setting

up

Windows

98

to

work

with

your

printer

109

Exploring

audio

features.

112

Using

CD

Player

112

Part

I:

Getting

To

Know

Your

Computer

Using

external

speakers

or

headphones

Making

a

recording

Emulating

a

full-size

keyboard

Determining

the

COM

Port

Using

MS-DOS

programs

Chapter

7:

Toshiba

Utilities

Fn-esse

Starting

Fn-esse

Assigning

a

key

to

a

program

or

document

Viewing

existing

key

assignments

Changing

or

removing

existing

key

assignments.

Hardware

Setup

Accessing

Hardware

Setup

Hardware

Setup

window

TSETUP

Toshiba

Power

Extensions

Accessing

Toshiba

Power

Extensions

Toshiba

Power

Extensions

window

Chapter

8:

If

Something

Goes

Wrong

Problems

that

are

easy

to

fix

Problems

when

you

turn

on

the

computer

Windows

98

is

not

working

Using

Start-up

options

to

fix

problems

Windows

98

can

help

you

Resolving

a

hardware

conflict

A

plan

of

action

Resolving

hardware

conflicts

on

your

own

Fixing

a

problem

with

Device

Manager

Fixing

device-related

problems.

Memory

card

problems

Power

and

the

batteries

Keyboard

problems

AccuPoint

problems

Display

problems

Disk

drive

problems

Parti:

Getting

To

Know

Your

Computer

CD-ROM

drive

problems

Sound

system

problems

PC

Card

problems

Printer

problems

Modem

problems

If

you

need

further

assistance

Before

you

call

Contacting

Toshiba

Toshiba's

worldwide

offices.

Part

III:

Appendices

Appendix

A:

Hot

Keys

Appendix

B:

Features

and

Specifications.

Appendix

C:

Power

Cable

Connectors

Appendix

D:

Video

Modes

Glossary

Index

Part

I:

Getting

To

Know

Your

Computer

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