Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product Flybook 3G Notebook PC Dialogue Tech
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03 Thanks We would like to thank you for choosing FlyBook ® as your mobile computer. This choice can completely change your life. We hope you will be happy with your FlyBook ® .
04 Announcement Dialogue T echnology Corporation is a registered tr ademark. FlyBook is a trademark of the Dialogue T echnology Corpor ation. All trade names referred to in this document are the servicemark, tr ademark or registered trademark of respective manufacturers or companies.
05 About this user’s guide This user’s guide includes the essential information for the users who need to use or manage the FlyBook computer on their own. The content covers all FlyBook’ s models. Please check your own model and disregard the other models.
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07 CHAPTER 1 PACKING LIST 13 STATEMENT OF LIMITED WARRANTY 14 What the warrant y covers 15 What the warrant y does not cover 15 How to obtain the warrant y service 15 Limitation of liability 16 How to.
08 TO MODIFY THE WORKING MODES 28 T o tablet mode 28 INNOVATIVE “PROMPT TO PLAY” INTERFACE 29 MULTIMEDIA 30 Outputting display to a VGA display device 30 Outputting display to a video display devi.
09 DISPLAY 46 Adjusting display brightness 47 Switching display output to an external display device 47 Setting display color and resolution 47 Changing display orientation 48 AUDIO 48 POWER SYSTEM 49.
10 Ethernet link 60 CONFIGURING YOUR CONNECTION 61 MAKING CONNECTION TO AN ETHERNET 62 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS THROUGH THE BUILT-IN MODULES 63 Wireless Network Connection 63 Configuring your connectio.
11 CHAPTER 1 BEFORE YOU START CHAPTER 1.
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Note • Do not connect the adapter to the Flybook before it is has been prepared for use. • If the computer is being used for the first time, the battery pack must be fully charged. PACKING LIST What you will find in the Flybook package: Item Note 1.
14 Statement of limited warranty Dialogue T echnology Corporation provides a one- year limited warr anty for all complete unit FlyBook models with an additional one-y ear extension provided by Dialogue Europe Corporation.
15 What the warranty covers • The computer is warranted and pro vided free from defects in materials and workmanship. • The computer is warranted conforming to the official published specifications.
16 Note • All servicing and servicing procedures vary from country to country or region to region. Please read your warranty card to obtain further information. • We remind you once again to create a copy of your personal data before delivering the computer to the service center.
17 How to get help When you have an y problems using your Flybook, in addition to referring to this manual or on-line-helps in your computer , you can: • Call service centers to help you solve the problems. • Access the service web site to receive related information.
18 Taking care of the adapter and power cord • Carefully read the specifications and safety precautions written on the adapter . • Make sure the power source is within safety r ange and is safe to use before connecting the adapter to the source. • Do not connect the adapter to any other devices.
19 CHAPTER 2 INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2.
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21 Flybook is a notebook computer studied to offer you the maximum performance and mobility in every moment. We have introduced a new method for using the Notebook and we are proud to present it together with the unique characteristics of your new FlyBook.
Item Description 1. Battery bay Where the computer’s battery pack is housed. 2. K eyboard An input device that allows users to insert data and to control the FlyBook. 3. T rack point A pointing device which functions like a mouse pointer or panning keys (When panning function is activ ated).
Item Description 14. Wireless LAN antenna Used for the built-in Wireless LAN module (built-in) 15. Bluetooth antenna Used for the built-in Bluetooth module. (built-in) Rear view Item Description 1. Power connection A connection that connects the computer to an AC -DC adapter to supply the computer with power .
Item Description 8. IEEE 1394 ports (x2) 4-pin 1394 connections that allow the computer to connect Firewire to an IEEE 1394 device. 9. Earphone connection A connection that allows the computer to connect to an earphone or speakers. 10. Microphone connection A connection that allows the computer to connect to an external microphone.
Item Description 1. Hard disk bay A comparrtment that houses the hard disk 2. Stylus pen holder Where the stylus pen is lodged. 3. V entilation openings Openings where cool air enters the computer . BOTTOM VIEW Item Description 1. CMOS battery A comparrtment that houses the CMOS battery and the module compartment and of DRAM memory .
26 FEATURES Processor • T ransmeta Crusoe TM5800 processor Memory • System Memory: one SO-DIMM DDR - SDRAM, 512MB max. • Video RAM: 16MB in A TI VGA chipset. • BIOS ROM: 512KB flash ROM Storage memory • Hard disk: 20/30/40/60/80/100 2.5” A T A/IDE hard disk.
27 CHAPTER 2 I/O ports • Video VGA output display (D-Sub 15). • Video output (TV output). • Earphone / line-out (Stereo). • Microphone in. • 2 USB2.0 ports. • 2 1394 ports. • 2 Ethernet LAN ports. • F ax/data modem port. • P ower supply .
TO MODIFY THE WORKING MODES FlyBook can be used in different ways to meet the needs of the oper ator . The following sections describe how to convert the computer . CHANGING TO TABLET MODE When the computer is in notebook mode: 1. Open the display screen to an angle from 85° to 95°.
CHAPTER 2 29 Note • Do not rotate the display screen unless it is in the correct angle (between 85° to 95°), otherwise, it could damage the hinge and the internal cables. • Do not close the display screen before it has clicked into place. • Do not slam the display screen when closing it.
30 MULTIMEDIA With high-performance audio and display system, the computer possesses an extensive multimedia capacity . Through the built-in high-quality display , stereo speakers and microphone, the computer offers an excellent audio and video performance.
31 FAST DATA LINK USB link The USB ports allow you to connect or daisy -chain the computer with USB peripheral such as keyboards, mouse, external disks, CD-ROM drives, digital camer as and so on. T wo high-speed standard USB ports (USB 2.0) are av ailable in your computer .
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33 CHAPTER 3 STARTING THE FLYBOOK CHAPTER 3.
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Preparing your computer After getting to know your FlyBook computer , the first thing you need to do is to prepare it for use. The following sections show you how to complete this oper ation. Installing the battery pack. 1. Insert the battery inside the battery bay until it is in the right place.
36 2. Open the screen display by hand until reaching a suitable viewing angle 3. Press the on/off button for two seconds (on the left side of the computer) to turn on the power . OPERATING SYSTEM Windows XP ® home edition is already installed in your computer .
CHAPTER 4 37 CHAPTER 4 USING YOUR FLYBOOK.
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In this chapter , you will learn how to use your FlyBook computer and customize the computer to you own needs. Indicators The computer has several LEDs that show the status of k ey parts or sub-systems (power-charge-hard disk - Wlan-GPRS-Bluetooth). N° Item Description 1 Power Item Indicates that FlyBook is turned on.
40 Keyboard The computer keyboard is an 80-key mini-size k eyboard, but it covers all functions of Windows enhanced keyboard. As well as this, sever al keys are av ailable for system control and they are specifically designed for use with your FlyBook computer .
41 Key Description Launches Windows "Start" menu. + T ab Windows command that permits to pass from one window to another . + E Launches Windows "My Computer" task. + F Launches Windows "Find" program. + M Minimizes all tasks into taskbars.
SPECIAL LOCK KEYS There are 3 lock keys on the keyboard. Y ou can press the keys to activate or deactiv ate a spe- cific function. Key Description Ca p s l o c k When Caps lock is on, all alphabetic characters typed are uppercase.
CHAPTER 4 KEY DESCRIPTION Fn + Esc T urns on and off the light of mouse and panning keys. Fn + T urns on and off the power of the GPRS or CDMA modules. Fn + F1 Decreases screen brightness. Fn + F2 Increases screen brightness. Fn + F3 Activates stand-by mode.
By lightly pressing on the track point you can mo ve the cursor; the direction and speed of the cursor depends on the direction and pressure applied to the track point. By lightly tapping the track point, there is a special device which allows to obtain the same result as clicking the left button of the mouse.
CHAPTER 4 45 •The stylus pen can be used just like a mouse when the mouse right button mode is on (T ouching on the Pen Mount icon on the lower right side of the displa y).
2. Click on "PenMount" to start the progr am of calibration softw are. 3. Click on the "Calibrate" option. The P enMount Control Center window appears. 4. Click on [Standard Calibration] or select 4,9,15 or 25 dots calibr ation in [Advanced Mode].
CHAPTER 4 47 Adjusting display brightness Y ou can use hot k eys to increase and decrease the display brightness. Please see the Keyboard section. Connecting display output to an external display device Y ou can also use hot k eys to connect the display output to an external VGA display device or video display device.
CHANGING DISPLAY ORIENTATION The display output can be oriented horizontally or vertically , clockwise or anti-clockwise. Click on an icon in the system tray to open "FlyBook Center". AUDIO FlyBook has a high-performance stereo audio system (18-bit ADC and 20-bit DAC resolution), a built-in microphone and 2 stereo speak ers.
CHAPTER 4 49 POWER The power system of FlyBook includes an adapter and battery . Through the adapter , a power source directly supplies the computer with power and charges the battery at the same time. The battery supplies the computer with power only when the adapter is disconnected from the power supply and it is not connected to FlyBook.
Power management The power management unit continually monitors the power status and employs a set of power management schemes to maximize power conserv ation.
CHAPTER 4 51 • Portable/Laptop : The CPU’ s running speed depends on the computer’s loading. • Presentation: The display screen will always remain turned on and the CPU will run in power-saving mode. • Always On : The computer’s CPU will alwa ys run in full-speed mode.
Alarms option This option allows you to activate the low and critical battery alarm and defines when and how the computer will indicate this. Power Meter option This option permits you to visualize the power-supplying mode and power status of the battery pack.
CHAPTER 4 Advanced option “Always show icon on the taskbar” A Power Options icon will appear on the taskbar and you can double click directly on the icon to invoke a Power Options Properties window .
54 “Hibernate” This option permits you to assign space on the hard disk that Windows will use for the hiberna- tion scheme. The hibernation scheme cannot be activ ated if there is not enough free space. If “Enable hibernate” is not selected, the hibernation scheme cannot be activated.
55 PROTECTING YOUR FLYBOOK T o protect your computer against unauthorized access and damage is v ery important. The following is an explanation of how to perform this.
56 Using a strap to prevent the computer from falling The safety strap needs to be fix ed, passing it through the opening on the right side of your FlyBook. This device serves to prevent the computer from falling, especially when the computer is used in tablet mode or in hand position.
57 5. When the frame of “R ecover System Partition” is highlighted press the spacing bar . 6. After a few seconds a system request will appear . If you are sure, proceed in this operation. FROM THE RECOVERY CD Please follow the steps below: 1 . Connect a USB CD-ROM to y our computer .
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CHAPTER 5 59 Chapter 5 CONNECTION THROUGH OPTIONS.
CONNECTION THROUGH OPTIONS Ports and built -in wireless modules allow you to make connections through various options. USB LINK Y ou can connect or daisy-chain your USB peripher al devices to either USB port. Windows provides a “plug-and-play” interface for the USB links.
61 CONFIGURING YOUR CONNECTION If it is the first time you connect the computer to an Ethernet, please follow the steps below to configure your connection: 1. Click on [Start menu][Settings][Control panel] to visualize Control Panel . 2. Double click on [Network Connections] icon in the Control panel window .
62 MAKING CONNECTION TO AN ETHERNET If the connection setting configured fits in with the network you wish to link, the link will be automatic and the services provided to the network users will be activ ated once the cable is connected.
CHAPTER 5 63 WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS THROUGH THE BUILT-IN MODULES T o start wireless communications you must activ ate the modules. Y ou can use hot keys (see page 42) or the FlyBook Control Center to enable and disable the modules. T o use hot keys, please see the K eyboard section (page 42).
64 2. Click on the [Wireless Networks] option. Here you can seek networks, perform and configure the settings of Preferred Networks. 3. Click on [General] option and refer to Windows X ® user ’ s manual to complete the TCP/IP configuration of this option.
65 Making connection to a Wireless Network With the Wireless Network module, the computer will automatically seek the preferred networks listed in Preferred Networks and connect to the privileged one. The services provided to the network users will be provided by FlyBook.
66 Bluetooth communication (Optional) When the Bluetooth module is activated, y ou will find a Bluetooth icon in the system tray , which is blue in color with a white Bluetooth logo insert. When the module is deactivated the logo insert is always red.
67 Make connections to your Bluetooth-equipped devices in My Bluetooth Places window . Or you can right-click on the Bluetooth icon in the system tr ay and then select [Quick Connect][Service name] to select a specific connection service, for making connections to the specific type of devices.
68 GPRS COMMUNICATION T o use the GPRS module, it is necessary to have a SIM card. This will permit you to connect with Internet and to check your e-mail. Insert the SIM card into the SIM card slot before activating the module. Configuring your connection 1.
69 Making connection to a GPRS network Please follow the steps below to make a GPRS link (If a dial-up connection, named GPRS is created): 1. Click on [GPRS] in Network Connections window . A dialogue box appears Connect GPRS. 2. Input phone number in the Dial-up window , and then input the user name and password of your account.
70 CDMA communication (Optional) The CDMA module in your computer is CDMA2000 compliant. The procedure of configuring and making a connection is the same used for GPRS communication.
71 PC card insertion Insert a card to the PC card slot until it clicks into place. PC card ejection The ejection rod of the slot is of the push-push type. Push on the nob of the rod and then push the rod to eject the card. BIOS SETUP UTILITY (ONLY FOR EXPERIENCED USERS) The BIOS setup utility is a hardware configur ation utility of your computer .
MAIN MENU DI DEFAULT Item Not e System Time [12:00:00] Press <T ab>, <Shift- T ab>, or <Enter>, to select Field. System Date [07/01/1998] Press <T ab>, <Shift- T ab>, or <Enter>, to select Field. Language [English (US)] Select the display language for the BIOS.
Item Note T ype: Auto Shows the internal Hard Disk drive. Cylinders: 4188 Heads: 16 Sectors: 63 Maximum 2161MB Capacity: Multi-Sector [16 Sectors] / [Disabled] Determines the number of sectors per block for T ransfers [2 Sectors] / [4 Sectors] multiple sector transfers.
74 Default - Security menu The password includes two levels; one is the Supervisor P assword of highest priority; the other is of lower priorit y for the User P assword.
75 APPENDIX B TESTED DEVICES DDR RAM Modules • A-DA T A 512MB (A-DA T A) • Kingmax 512MB (Kingmax) • T ranscend 512MB (Samsung) PCMCIA/CF/CardBus • IBM MicroDrive • Lucent Orinoco WLAN • Socket LP-E 10/100 LAN • Pretec 56K compact Modem • Buffalo AirStation WLI-CF-S11G • Asus wireless WL -100 PCMCIA 802.
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