Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga Safety, Warranty and Setup Guide [en, sh]

Yoga
Safety, Warranty, and Setup Guide
Lenovo support: https://support.lenovo.com
Lenovo user forums: https://forums.lenovo.com
Unpack
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computer
Thi
Documentation ThinkPad WiGig Dock
Et
hernet extension adapter
Lenovo U
Optional accessories available on some models
To buy the accessories, go to https://www.lenovo.com/accessories.
SB-C to DisplayPort Adapter
Power cord and adapter
Lenovo H
Lenovo U
DMI
to VGA Adapter
SB-C to VGA Adapter
Initial setup
Features
Infrared camera (available on some models)
Securely sign in to your computer with face authentication
USB-CTM connectors
Work as power connectors
Faster data-delivery rate
Support bi-directional power delivery
Support video output
Thunderbolt
ThinkPad Pen Pro
TM
3 compatible
Write and draw in a natural manner
Auto-charge when seated in its slot
Write into any app or Web page when used
with the Lenovo WRITEit program
YOGA Modes
The X1 Yoga has an improved rise-and-fall keyboard mechanism that works with the four YOGA Modes – Notebook, Tent, Tablet, and Stand.
As you open the display into the Notebook mode, the keys rise into the typing position.
As you rotate the display further back into the Tent, Tablet, and Stand modes, the keys retract into the body of the computer, providing a flat surface to hold and protect the keyboard when not in use.
Because of this rise-and-fall mechanism, you might notice some resistance as you rotate the display among these four modes. You also might hear a sound as the keys move into and out of the typing position. Both the resistance and sound are normal and reflect the rise-and-fall mechanism during the display rotation.
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