Manuel d'utilisation / d'entretien du produit CF-18 du fabricant Panasonic
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1 P ersonal Comp uter Reference Man ual Model No. CF- 18 Series XP W e reco mmend that t his Reference Ma nual be pr inted..
2 Read Me First Some of the illu strations in this manual ma y differ slightly in shap e from th e actual items i n order to m ake the e xplanat ion easi er to unde rstand.
3 Read Me First The ter min olog y in ( ) is the one used in [Intel(R) 82852 /82855 GM/GME Graph ics Contro ller Prop er ties]. T o dis pla y [Intel (R) 82852/82 855 GM/G ME Graphics Controll er Prop er ties]: Select [star t] - [Co ntrol P anel] - [Other Control P anel Options ] - [Intel(R) E xtreme Graphi cs].
4 Key Combinations CA UTION Do not press the f ollowing k ey combin ations repeate dly in (quick) succe ssion. Also, do not pres s different key combinat ions qui ckly one after another. Do no t pr ess the f oll ow ing k e y com bin ation s whil e usi ng th e to uch pa d (e xternal mouse), tou chscreen , tablet buttons, or other ke ys.
5 Key Combinations Fn + F3 Display change (When the exte rnal display is co nnected) By press ing this key combin ation, you can se lect either an ex ter nal di splay , int er nal LCD or simultaneo us. ( page 67 ) This key combinat ion doe s not wor k when [Command P rompt] is set to "F ull Scree n".
6 Key Combinations Fn + F4 Speaker on/off switch Pressing this key combinatio n tur ns on/o ff audio from the i ntern al speaker and headpho ne jack. NO TE Disabling the speakers will also disable the warnin g beep. Speakers conn ected to th e USB por t canno t be muted.
7 Key Combinations Fn + F9 Remaining capacity of the batter y pack Pressi ng th is ke y combinat ion disp la ys the remaini ng batter y ca pacit y on the s creen.
8 Key Combinations There ar e two Fn ke y functi ons as follows: Fn key l o ck f un ct io n After Fn is pres sed once, it s tays in the "pr essed" pos ition un til anothe r ke y is pre ssed. This is co n venient when i t is diffic ult to pre ss two buttons simultaneo usly .
9 Key Combinations 3 Select [O K]. NO TE The Fn key loc k function also work s with Fn and other ke ys (e.g. , ) as ide from Fx *2 . Each us er can sel ect separate settings f or whether or not to us e the Hotkey settings. *1 If MUTE is set, y ou wil l not hear a beep .
10 LED Indicators Po w e r s t a t u s Not lit P ower off / Hib er nation mo de Green Po w e r o n Blinki ng green Standby mode Batter y p ack stat us page 50 Caps L ock This in dicator lights green when Caps L ock is presse d. Subsequen t non-sh ifted inpu t is capit alized.
11 Tablet Buttons When the Windows screen i s displayed, you can use the ta b let buttons to perform the following operations. Button Functio ns F unct ion D escri pti ons LCD brig htness contro l :down :up Pressin g these buttons adjusts the brigh tness of the LCD .
12 Tablet Buttons NO TE If the com puter is s et to disp la y the pass word input s creen when resuming f rom the screensaver , the input pane l, enter , and ro tation buttons will not wor k while th e scree nsav er is op erating.
13 Tablet Buttons 1 Select [star t] - [All Prog rams] - [P anasonic] - [T a blet Buttons Se ttings]. 2 Select th e tab let butt on y ou want t o change and sele ct [Chan ge]. 3 Select the function to be assign ed to the bu tton from the [Action] list.
14 Tablet Buttons NO TE On the W indows logon screen or Welcome screen, the tablet buttons canno t be disabled..
15 Touch Pad Use the to uch pad to mov e the cur sor on the s creen and p erf or m comp uter operatio ns. A. W o rk S urface (T ouch P ad) B. Left Button C.
16 Touch Pad When you are not sure whether an appl ication is compatible with th e Microsoft ® wheel function or not, tr y usi ng both mod es. Depending on the appl ication, the re are cas es wher e scr ollin g ma y not be poss ib le wit h ei ther m ode .
17 Touch Pad Double-T ap ping/Double- Clicking double-tappin g or d ouble-clicking Dragging T wo quick taps, but on the second ta p leaving your finger down (applying pressu re) and moving it on the wor k surface. or While ho lding down the button, m oving your finger o n the work surface.
18 Touch Pad *1 The mo v ement s will d iff er depe nding on the app lication . *2 Opera tions to f ollo w when using an e xternal Mi crosoft ® In telliM ouse™. *3 Opera tion ap plicab le to the Micros oft ® Inte lliMous e™ Whee l mode . CA UTION Do not rem ov e [touchpad /touchscr een] in the f ollowing m enu.
19 Touch Pad NO TE The double-tapp ing spee d of the touc h pad can be chang ed using the f ollowing me nu. [star t] - [Control P anel] - [Print ers and Other Ha rdware] - [Mo use] - [T ap an d Buttons ] - [Double-click Speed] The touch p ad cannot be used i n the Setup Utility .
20 Touch Pad 9 F ollowing the op erating ins truc tions of th e connect ed e xter nal mouse or trac kball, install the necessar y dr iver . When y ou want t o re-en able the touch pad and touchscre en 1 Uninstal l the driv er or appli cation so ftwa re of a n e xter nal mouse or trac kball.
21 Touch Pad C At [Welcome to the Hardware Update W izard], sele ct [No , not this tim e], and then selec t [Ne xt]. D Select [In stall from a list or spec ific loca tion] and t hen selec t [Next]. E Select [Do n't search. I will choos e the dr iv er to i nstall.
22 Touch Pad By desi gn the touch pad is to be used wi th a finger tip onl y . Do not place any objec t on the work sur f ace or p ress down forcefully with s har p-pointe d objects (e.g., nail s) or hard objects that can leav e mar ks (e.g., pen cils a nd ball po int pens) .
23 Touchscreen Y our compute r is equip ped with a t ouchscr een functio n allowing you to p erf or m the sa me operations as the touc h pad or mous e by touching the surface of the di splay with the stylus (included ). If the cursor cann ot be point ed correc tly with t he stylus, perform [Ca libration].
24 Touchscreen NO TE T o r ight-clic k: A Select on the ta skbar . chang es to . B Selec t the objec t you want to righ t-click. changes to . If you make a mistake and select , s elect to retur n to .
25 Touchscreen Configuring the T ouchscreen When nee ded, the touc hscreen can be co nfigured using the f ollowing step s. 1 Displa y [Mouse Prop er ties] screen. Selec t on the taskbar and then sele ct [T ouchS creen] or selec t [T ouchScree n] in [star t] - [Control P anel] - [Pr inters an d Other Har dware] - [Mouse ].
26 Touchscreen Use the st ylus in cluded wit h the compu ter . Do not use penc ils, implem ents with shar p tips or hard ob jects for screen op erations. Do not plac e any object on the sur f ace or press down forcefully with shar p-pointe d objects (e.
27 Software Keyboard The software keyboard enables you to perf orm the same operati ons as the inter nal keyboard by touching the s creen with the stylu s (inclu ded). 1 Press the inpu t panel b utto n . A. The system menu is di splay ed.( page 28 ) B.
28 Software Keyboard display does not mat ch the language se t f or the applic ation, the inp ut will be correct as long as the ke yboard la yout changes i nto the appr opria te language. Characters c annot be i nput through the so ftware k eyboard whe n the [Comma nd Prompt] screen is set to "Fu ll Screen ".
29 Software Keyboard NO TE The curr ency symbo ls (A) displ ay ed on the numer ic ke ypad ar e set usin g the f ollowin g menu. [star t] - [Control Panel] - [Date, Time, Lang uage and Re gional O ptions] - [Re gional and Langua ge Optio ns] - [Reg ional Opti ons] - [Custo mize] - [Currenc y] - [Curr ency symbol].
30 Panasonic Hand Writing Simple characters and figur es like signat ures and ar rows can be made by using the work surface of the touc h pad or t he touchscr een, and c an be saved to a file as a bitmap (.bmp) for m a t . Any change to the size o f an image must be made bef ore begi nning to d ra w .
31 Panasonic H and Wr iting top-le ft par t of the work sur face of the touch pad will be displ a yed in the top-left par t of the P an asonic H and Wr iting wi ndow . A Selec t or se lect [T o uch P ad mode] in [Opti on]. B Draw a character o r figure usin g the to uch pad.
32 Panasonic H and Wr iting • Objects wi th an extremely shar p ti p , like scre wdr ivers and nails. • Objects th at leav e mar ks, like ball- point pens. When usin g the touchscr een, do not perform a drag operati on by the touch pad or the ex ter nal mo use as the movement wil l be input on the displ a y .
33 Display Rotation After wi ndows is star ted up , you can rotate the disp la y and per f or m the touc h pad and touchscr een operations in the r otated mode. 1 Press the rotation b utton . Each ti me this button is pressed, t he screen d isplay rotates coun ter-clockwise by 90 ° .
34 Display Rotatio n By using t he Display Rotati on T ool, you can change th e setting s of the di splay rotation. 1 Right-clic k on the taskbar , and then select [Setting]. 2 Change the setti ngs. A. The display rotates to th e angles with checkmar ks in the order that t hey are shown.
35 Display Rotatio n If a vide o is play ed while the display is rotate d, the pic ture may not be di splay ed proper ly or th e sound m a y be broken up. This problem can b e cor rected by rotating the disp la y to [0 de grees]. The touc h pad scro ll, zoom, and d ata zoom funct ions do no t work wh ile the disp lay is rotated.
36 Standby/Hibernation Functions If you use the sta ndby or hiber na tion function , you can shu t down the compu ter withou t closing p rograms and do cumen ts.
37 Standby/H ibernation Fu nctions • Standby In [star t] - [T ur n O ff Computer], s elect [Stand By]. • Hiber na tion In [star t] - [T u rn O ff Computer ], press and ho ld Shift , then se lect [H iber nate]. Setting f or Using the Hibernation Mode At the tim e of purc hase, the com puter is s et so that hib er nation mod e can be u sed.
38 Standby/H ibernation Fu nctions • When playing/r ecording a udio file s and dis playing images (such as MPEG fil es). • When us ing communi cations software or the network fun ction. • When using PC Cards. (If these cards fail to work proper ly , restar t the com puter .
39 Standby/H ibernation Fu nctions Entering the standb y or hiber nation mode 1 Slide t he power s witch (A); at t he beep *1 s ound, release y our fi nger . The comp uter will enter eithe r the stan dby or hiber natio n mode, dependi ng on the setting .
40 Standby/H ibernation Fu nctions The comp uter will enter eithe r the stan dby or hiber natio n mode, dependi ng on the setting . When en teri ng the stan dby or hiber na tion mo de, close the di splay correctl y .
41 Standby/H ibernation Fu nctions Using the Displa y When [Sta nd by] or [Hibe rnate ] is sel ected as the settin g f or [When I close the lid of my por table co mputer] ( page 3 9 ), you can res ume operati on using the f ollowin g procedur e. 1 Open the displa y .
42 Security Measures T o prevent unauthor ized access of your co mputer , the vario us secur ity me asures are pro vi ded be lo w . *1 Y ou need to se t the Supervisor P ass word b ef orehand . NO TE Windows has a secur ity fun ction that di ff ers from the above securi ty measur es.
43 Security Measures 4 Only when the Supervisor P ass word has b een set: Enter y our pass word at [Ente r Current P ass word] and press Enter . 5 Enter y our pass word at [Ente r Ne w P ass word] and press Enter . T o disable the Super viso r P assw ord Press only Enter .
44 Security Measures NO TE When the Super vis or P assword has not bee n set, the U ser Pass word can no t be set. Set th e Super viso r P assw ord if you ha ve not done so . ( page 42 ) T o dis able the User P assword, star t u p the Setu p Utility wi th the Su per visor Pass word.
45 Security Measures NO TE Y our password will not be displayed on the screen. Only u p to sev en alphanume ric c haracters can b e used. • There is no distinc tion between up per and l ower case letters. • Use only the upper horizonta l row of numeric ke ys to inpu t your passw ord.
46 Security Measures 4 Select [E nab le] or [Disab le]. T o ena ble the P ass word on bo ot Selec t [Enable] and pres s Enter . T o di sable the P assword on boot Selec t [Disable] and pr ess Enter . 5 Press F10 and sele ct [Y es], then press Enter .
47 Security Measures The hard di sk lock function o nly wor ks with the in ter nal hard di sk. This func tion does not work with the sec ond hard disk or th e e xter nal har d disk. Setting the Hard Disk Lo c k (enab ling, disabl ing) 1 Run the Setup Utility .
48 Computing on the Road One of th e main features of notebook-ty pe compu ters is th at you hav e the power of computin g a wa y from your home or office. In the following, informati on is provided on how to maxim iz e us e of th e bat tery pac k whi ch is ne cess ary f or such comput in g.
49 Computing on th e Road Before stepp ing awa y from y our computer , pr ess Fn + F7 to put y our computer in the standb y mode ( page 6 ), or Fn + F10 to put y our computer in the hibernatio.
50 Battery Power Use the Battery Indicator to Chec k the Battery Status Batter y In dicator Batter y Sta tus Not lit Batter y p ack is not connec ted or ch arging not be ing performed.
51 Battery Power *1 When the A C adapt or is con nected. *2 In high t emper ature m ode, the le vel th at corresp onds t o an 80% c harge f or nor mal temper ature mode is displa yed as [100%]. NO TE This com puter prev ents ov ercha rging of the b atter y by recharging only when the remaini ng power is less tha n approx.
52 Battery Power z When th e batter y p ack is not inse r ted in the com puter NO TE z In the following ca ses, there m a y be a diff erenc e between th e remain ing batter y capacit y displayed on the indica tor and th e actual rem aining ba tter y capac ity .
53 Battery Power NO TE z After switching fr om [Nor mal T emperature ] to [High T emperat ure] or vice v ersa, the remaini ng batter y capacity will not b e displayed proper ly until th e batter y p ack is complete ly discha rged or ful ly charge d.
54 Battery Power When the Remaining Ba ttery Charge Becomes Low The following is factor y default setti ng. Abov e se ttings can b e changed . A Displa y [Alarms] screen. Select [star t] - [Con trol P anel] - [Perf o r mance and Maintenan ce] - [P ower Option s] - [Alar ms].
55 Battery Power B Set ala rm operations an d remain ing batter y lev e l for operating alar m fu nctions. When di sabling the s peaker by pressing Fn + F4 , the sou nd alar m is al so disab led.
56 Battery Power 1 Conne ct th e A C adap tor . 2 Close a ll applica tions. 3 P erform "Ba tter y Recalibration". A Selec t [star t] - [All Programs] - [P a nasonic ] - [Batter y Recalibration ]. B At the c onfir matio n message, sele ct [Star t].
57 Battery Power The battery pack is a consumable item an d t heref ore will require repl acement (CF-VZSU30A). If the battery oper ation time becomes noticea bl y short, and if perf ormance is not recov ered e v en after e xecuting Batt er y Recalibration, we recommend that the battery be replaced.
58 Battery Power B Slide the latch down, and then withou t releasin g it, open the cover (B). C Pull the ta b (C) on the batter y pa ck and remov e it fr om the com puter . 3 Inser t the batt er y pac k. A Slide the batter y pack inward u ntil it i s fir mly in pla ce.
59 PC Cards Y our compute r has two PC Card slots. These slots conform t o the P C Card Sta ndard; the ref ore, communi catio ns or SCSI d evices, etc., may be u tilized. T ype I (3.3 mm) or II (5.0 mm) : T wo ca rds can be used si multaneou sly .
60 PC Cards Inser ting a PC Card 1 Unloc k the cov er by sliding the latch (A) to the r ight. 2 Slide the latch d own , and th en with out rele asing i t, open the co ver (B) as illustrated. 3 Simply slide the PC Card r ight-sid e-up until it snaps into pl ace.
61 PC Cards inser tion. D o not tr y to f orce the car d all th e wa y in. Y ou may damage the slot, making it i mpossible to remove the card. Removing a PC Card CA UTION Do not rem ov e a PC Ca rd while your com puter is in the standby or hi ber nation m ode.
62 PC Cards 5 Loc k the co v er by sliding the latch to th e left. NO TE If the button is sticking out, pres s it back to its origi nal position ..
63 RAM Module Use a RAM module me eting the R AM module specific ations be low . If a mod ule is use d that does not meet the specific ations, there ar e cases i n which data m ay become unusable or the computer ma y not op erate proper ly . RAM modu le specifi cations: 200 pins, SO-DIM M, 2.
64 RAM Module 2 T ur n the comp uter ov er and rem o v e the s cre ws (A), th en rem ov e the co v er (B ). 3 Inser t/Remov e RAM module . Inse r ting th e RAM modu le A Slide in the mod ule at an angle. B Press t he modu le down until t he right and le ft hooks lock i nto place.
65 RAM Module CA UTION Be sur e the cables of the speaker do not c aught when closing the cover . NO TE If the RAM modu le is recogn ized correctly , the total size of the main un it memor y an d RAM modul e memor y is displayed on the [Informa tion] menu of the Setup Ut ility ( page 90 ) .
66 Port Replicator A por t replic ator is available as an option ( CF-VEB 181). This device el iminates the hass les of having you connec t/disco nnect the v ari ous cables when carr yi ng your computer around and allows a variety o f peri pherals to be connecte d includ ing a head phone or mi crophone, etc.
67 External Display 1 P ow er off y our comp uter . ( ⇒ Operating I nstr uctions "Star ti ng Up/Shut ting Down") Do not co nnect or discon nect devices while the computer i s in the s tandby or hiber nati on mode. 2 Connect the e xter nal d ispla y .
68 External D isplay the dr iver disk that was su pplied wi th your monitor . [star t] - [Control Panel] - [Appe arance and Themes] - [Di splay] - [Settings] - [Advanced] - [Mon itor] - [Pr oper ties .
69 External D isplay • The pop-up window displ a y ed by Fn ke y combin ation is shown only on the pr imar y de vice . • Do not u se the displ a y rotati on functio n. When ch anging the prim ar y device ([1]) and seco ndar y device ([2]), be sure to change them in t he following menu.
70 External D isplay When the displa y domain f or the Extended Deskt op is changed, there ar e cases the w allpaper and icons become d isplaced. W allpaper : C hange the s etting for the wallpap er . Icons: R ight-click on the desktop, and se lect [Arrang e Icons B y] - [Auto Arrange].
71 USB Devices NO TE The USB floppy disk dri v e (CF-VF DU03) and the USB CD/D VD drive can be connect ed via the USB connec tor of ei ther the comp uter or a po r t replic ator . Before star ti ng up Windows, howe ver , only the USB con nector o f the compu ter can be u sed.
72 USB Devices Removing USB de vices CA UTION Do not rem ov e a USB device whil e your comput er is in th e standby or hiber nati on mode. Sav e impor tant dat a and clo se each appl ication. 1 Disab le the de vice funct ion. A Select on the tas kbar and s elect the USB device, then select [ Stop].
73 USB Devices Use the wr ite-prote ct tab (A). This is a must for preser ving imp or tant da ta. This pr e v ents your data from bei ng erased or overwritten. The USB floppy disk dri ve cannot be used at the sam e time as other floppy disk dr ives.
74 Modem CA UTION Do not u se the PB X inter nal phone li nes inst alled in company offi ces. Doin g so may lead t o a fire o r electr ic sh ock. It is not possible to conn ect the mo dem to any of th e f ollowing li nes.
75 Modem With this function, if th e telephone that is con nected to th e modem ri ngs in the standby mode, the power of the c omputer auto maticall y switches ON. This func tion is conv enient when using au tomatic i nf or matio n receiving a pplicati ons such a s a F AX app licatio n.
76 Modem answer" (with the software ap plication th at is able to mainta in the cond ition to recei ve telephone calls) to a sma ll value. *1 T o displa y th e setting f or [Syste m standb y], Select [s tar t] - [Contro l P anel ] - [P erformance an d Mainten ance] - [P ow er Optio ns] - [P owe r Schemes].
77 LAN When us ing the co mputer as a network computer, some addition al settin gs may hav e to be made depe nding on the usag e condition s. W e recomme nd asking your syst em admin istrator or the pe rson in ch arge of th e network. CA UTION Do not con nect the m odem telep hone cable into the LAN por t.
78 LAN NO TE If you are una b le to c onnect to the networ k (when th e indica tor of your HUB u nit does not light ): A Display [Device Manager] s creen. Select [Dev ice Ma nager] in [star t] - [Control Panel] - [P erf or mance and Maintena nce] - [S ystem] - [Ha rdware].
79 LAN The Wak e up from LA N functio n will not operate under the f ollowin g conditions : • When the c omputer has been shu t down. • When the p ower s w itch is slid over f or f our sec onds or l onger to tu rn off the power (e.g., when the computer hangs).
80 Wireless LAN Only for models with wire less LAN If you use a wire less LAN, you c an use a netwo rk with out cable connec tions. Wire less LA N comm unic atio n meth ods • Infrastr uctur e mo.
81 Wireless LAN Do not u se wireless LAN o n air planes , in hospita ls, or in other location s where wireless LAN signals ma y aff ect the oper ation of de v ices in the vicinity . Abide by ins truc tions reg arding us e in air planes and hosp itals.
82 Wireless LAN T ur n on/of f the wire less LAN fun ction power using Intel ® PR OSet /Wir eles s So ftw are . NO TE Before using a wireless LAN , tur n the w ireless LAN on (at the time of pur chase, the wireles s LAN is s et to [Wirel ess Off]) .
83 Wireless LAN T o use the wireles s LAN, se t the prof ile usin g the following procedure. The se ttings will var y for different network environments d epending on the networ k syst em being us ed. For more details, as k your system ad ministrator or the person in ch arge of the network .
84 Wireless LAN 5 Mak e necessary changes an d sel ect [OK]. For security , we recomm end that you enable encr yption . For inf or mation on h ow to set the enc r yption, as k your system ad ministrator or the per son in char ge of the n etwork a nd refer to the acces s point’ s operating instructio ns.
85 Hard Disk Drive T o cha nge your hard di sk dri v e, contact P ana sonic T echnic al Suppo r t. CA UTION Be sur e to back up all i mpor tant da ta before changin g the hard disk dr iv e. Y ou can erase the data before cha nging the hard disk dr ive.
86 Hard Disk Dri ve B Slide the latch down, and then withou t releasin g it, open the cover (B). C Pull th e tab (C) on the hard disk drive and remove it from the compu ter . Inse r ting th e hard di sk dr ive A Slide the hard d isk drive inward until it is fir mly in place.
87 Hard Disk Dri ve NO TE Wheth er the hard disk is proper ly recogn ized or not can be confi r med in [Informa tion] menu of the S etup Utili ty ( page 9 0 ).
88 Setup Utility The Set up Utility is a utility f or settin g the comp uter's op erating environment (pa ss word settings, s tar tup dr ive selectio n, etc.). T he f oll owing six menu items are available. [Informati on], [Main] , [Adv anced], [Secur ity], [Boo t], [Exit] 1 T ur n on or re star t the com puter .
89 Setup Utility K e y Oper ations F1 T o dis pla y the c orrespondin g "help" file. Esc T o displ a y [Exit] menu. T o move among the items. T o move among the menus. F5 F6 T o move among the v alues. Enter T o disp la y sub-men u of ea ch ite m sele cted b y or .
90 Setup Utility P arameters (Under line i ndicates s ettings at th e time of factor y shipme nt.) Sele ct the lan guage for displaying the Setup Utility . Inf ormation Menu Language: [En glish] Model No.: CF-xxx xxxxxx Ser ial No .: xxxxxxx xxx CPU T ype: xxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxx CPU Speed : x.
91 Setup Utility *1 Tim e is show n in 24 -hr . sty le. *2 Dat e is shown i n orde r of Mon th/Day/Y e ar . *3 This ite m is dis pla ye d only w hen [En vironme nt] is set to [A uto]. Dependi ng on t he battery status , either "Normal T emper ature" or " High T emp eratur e" is dis pla y ed.
92 Setup Utility *4 The dis pla y de stinat ion in c ases w here Wind ows is no t running is set here . If an e xternal dis pla y i s not conn ected, all inf ormation w ill app ear on the i nternal LCD ev en if [External Moni tor] or [Simul taneou s] is selected .
93 Setup Utility *2 This ite m is displ a ye d only when the setti ng of e ach port is [Enab le]. *3 [Disab le] is a utomatic ally set when [L AN] is set to [Dis ab le].
94 Setup Utility NO TE When the Setup Ut ility is star ted u p with the U ser P assword; • [Set Supe r visor P assw ord] an d [Hard Disk Lock] will not b e display ed. • [P ass word on boo t], [Setup Ut ility Pro mpt], [Boot First Menu] and [User Pass word Protect ion] will be displayed, b ut canno t be se t.
95 Setup Utility *1 When [Setu p Utilit y Prompt] is s et to [Di sab le], the m essage " Press F2 f or Setup / F12 f or LAN" is not disp la y ed on [P anaso nic] boot scree n. Ev en if t he mess age is no t disp la yed, F2 and F12 will wor k.
96 Setup Utility *1 This is displa yed e ven if a flopp y di sk driv e is no t connect ed or [L egacy U SB Support] is set to [ Dis- able] on [Advanc ed] me nu. The f ollowing d rive can be u sed f or star tup (reco mmended ). P ana sonic USB fl oppy disk dr ive (o ption al.
97 Setup Utility *1 This ite m is not displa y ed when s tar ting up the Setu p Utility w ith the User P assw ord. *2 Only d ispla yed when a bac kup area is c reated.
98 Technical Information Only th e f ollowing re solution s are s uppor ted . Do not se lect other resoluti ons. 800 x 60 0, 1024 x 7 68, 1280 x 1024 pixels If the power saving func tion (stand by.
99 DMI Viewer This com puter co nf or ms to the spe cification s of the De sktop Man agement Int erf ace (D MI). The DMI Viewer can be us ed when you want to know infor mation on the inter nal system s this computer suppor ts, s tar ting with the CPU and memor y .
100 Icon Enlarger If the cha racters, icons, title bars, mouse cu rsor , o r other item s are to o small a nd diffic ult to see on th e scree n, use the "Icon En larger ," and cha nge the screen di splay b y switching among [Nor ma l Size], [Large Size], and [E xtra Large Size].
101 Loupe Utility If the cha racters, images, or oth er items ar e too sm all and di fficult t o see on th e screen, enlarge a par t o f the screen that you want to see as if usi ng a magn ifying glas s. When us ing Loupe Utility f or the fi rst time, run it from th e [star t ] menu.
102 Loupe Util ity Enlargi ng a P ar t of the Screen 1 P oint the c ursor ( ) to the place on t he screen whe re y ou w ant to Enla rge . 2 Right-click while pressing Alt . The area in dicated by the cursor wi ll be enlar ged. Double-cli ck on in th e taskba r , or r ight-c lick on and s elect [Show Lo upe] to show the enla rged displ a y .
103 Loupe Util ity 1 Right-click on the taskbar . 2 Select [Sett ings]. Changing the ope ration when showing/hi ding t he enla rged- display window Set key combina tions for displ a ying the e nlarged- display window by using a n external m ouse, touch pad, o r ke y board.
104 Loupe Util ity Select whether to mak e the displa y enlargement 2x or 3x. Right-cli ck , and then sele ct [2x enlargemen t] or [3x enlargement ].
105 List of Error Codes When tur ni ng on the c omputer , if one o f the following error codes or message s is disp lay ed, follow the instr uctio ns shown below . If the problem persists, or if the error code or message dis play ed is not shown here, contact P anasoni c T echni cal Suppor t.
106 List of Error Co des Press < F2> to Setup Wr ite down the error d etails an d press F2 to r un the Setup Uti lity . Co nfir m the s ettings, and chan ge the settings to the app ropria te values as need ed.
107 Dealing with Problems (Advanced) When a pr oblem occurs, refer to this pa ge. If a problem appear s to be rel ated to a s oftware applica tion, rea d the software re lated manual . If you still canno t troubleshoot the problem, contact P ana sonic T echn ical Su ppor t.
108 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) When r esuming f rom the stan dby or hiber nati on mode, [Enter Pass word] does not appear even if a passw ord has been set in the S etup Utility Even when a .
109 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) When the previous item is no t the cause Press F9 in the Setup Ut ility . Th is will res tore the Se tup Utility's s ettings to their default values (e xcept the password settings ). T r y r emoving al l per ipheral devices.
110 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) When the batter y pa ck is used, the screen i s darker than w hen the AC adapto r is conn ected Press Fn + F2 and adjus t the bri ghtness. Note, howe ver , that whe n the br ightness is increas ed, the batt er y run ning time will bec ome shor ter .
111 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) [Advanced] and [B oot] menu can not be regi stered Restar t the S etup Utility with the S uper viso r P ass word. Some ite ms in [S ecur ity] menu c an not be regi stered Restar t the S etup Utility with the S uper viso r P ass word.
112 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Batter y Indicator The red i ndicator lights Th e batter y lev el is ver y low (the c harge is ap pro x. 9% or less). Conne ct the AC adapto r . Y o u can use the comp uter when the batte ry indica tor light is orange.
113 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) When you want to use the keyboard in the T ablet mo de Use the software keyboard( page 27 ). Displa y Rotation The di splay cannot be change d and the.
114 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Cannot ch eck the compu ter’ s MA C addres s Check the c omputer’ s MAC address using the f ollowing pr ocedure: A Display [Comm and Pro mpt]. Click [star t] - [ All Programs] - [Accesso ries] - [Command Prompt].
115 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Networking: Wireless LAN ( only f or models with wire less LAN) Access point is not detected Shor ten the dis tance bet ween the c omputer and t he access point, and tr y the detecti on again. It may take some tim e bef ore the access po int is dis pla yed in [A vailable Networ ks].
116 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Cannot communica te with the acc ess poin t Confir m th at the acces s point is on. Confir m th at the following settings match wit h the access p oint. If these setting s do not mat ch, confir m th e access point se ttings, and do the settings on the com puter aga in.
117 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Comm unic atio ns w ith a ccess p oint are cut of f Shor ten the dis tance bet ween the c omputer and t he access point, and tr y the detecti on again.
118 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Y our per ipheral does no t work Make sure a dr iver is i nstalled . Conta ct the manuf acturer of the product. When op eration resu mes from the standby or h ibern ation mod e, de vices such as a mo use, modem or P C Cards m a y not func tion proper ly .
119 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) USB flop p y disk dr ives do not work as a boot dri v e Only the P anasoni c CF-VF DU03 USB fl opp y disk d rive (opt ional) can be used. Do no t connect the floppy disk dr ive to the USB hub or the US B connector of the po r t re plic ator f or t his comput er .
120 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) The following ph enomena oc cur The LAN transmi ssion speed slows down dramatic ally P oor performanc e when forwarding data vi a a PC card (e.
121 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Unable to read/wr ite to the hard disk Y our dr iv e or fil e may not hav e been pr oper ly set. Check to se e if the hard disk is full.
122 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Sound The so und is no t heard T r y c hanging the mute by pressing Fn + F4 or Fn + F6 . V olume does not ch ange when Fn + F5 or Fn + F6 is pr essed If the Windows so und function i s not ac tive , the volume will n ot change e ven if is displ ay ed.
123 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) When tr yin g to play back video fil es using W indows ® Media P la yer , the messag e [Codec req uired] ap pears, and the fi le canno t be play ed ba ck Some v ideo file s use a C odec that i s not ins talled as a standard.
124 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Is it neces sar y to ena b le the W indows Fire wall ? The W indows Firewall is a se cur ity function designed to protect your c omputer from un author ized access via the Inte rn et and othe r e xter nal n etworks.
125 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Problem with Web page d isplay (no displ a y; disp la y is complete ly whi te; adver tisement s, logon, an d other po p- ups a re not di splay ed) In Wind ows XP , secur ity functi ons have been strengthe ned with r egard to Web content s.
126 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) The me ssage “ Y our compu ter mig ht be at risk” is disp la y ed This messag e is displ a yed by the “Secur ity C enter” fu nction i n Windows XP .
127 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) is di spla yed Th is messag e is dis pla yed because th e “Automatic Updates ” setting i n the “Secur ity C enter” is disabled or is not set.
128 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) Y ou can use t he PC In f orm ation Vi e wer to che ck the computer's us age statu s, and use this informati on when calling Panasonic T echn ical S uppor t f or advi ce. (If you hav e not lo gged o n with the ad ministrator authori ty , s ome informat ion will be display ed as [N ot F ound].
129 Dealing with Prob lems (Advanced) C When a message "The copy of the scree n was sav ed..." is di splay ed, sele ct [OK]. [pcinfo .bmp] file will be saved in [My Docu ments] folder . If [pcinfo .b mp] file alread y e xists, it wil l be overwritten.
130 Copyright This manual is copyrighted by Matsushita E lectri c Industr ial Co., Ltd. with all r ights reser ved. No par t of this manual may be reproduc ed in any form without the prior writt en per mission of Matsushi ta Electr ic Indus trial Co.
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Panasonic CF-18 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Panasonic CF-18 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Panasonic CF-18, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Panasonic CF-18 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Panasonic CF-18, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Panasonic CF-18.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Panasonic CF-18. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Panasonic CF-18 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
