Quanta Computer CB2 Users manual
CB2
Acme Laptop
Quick Start Guide
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ENGLISH
Getting Started
It’s pret ty easy to get s tarted with your new Laptop. Simply...
1. Plug in your Laptop and open th e displa y
2. Selec t your pref erred Wi–Fi network
3. Sign in wit h your Acme Account or take a minute to create one
4. Browse the Get St arted app for tips on using yo ur new Laptop
5. Be sure to read the importa nt safety, regu lator y, recy cling
and warrant y informatio n in the Get St arte d app
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Setting up your Laptop
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POWERING YOUR Laptop
Alwa ys use an approved po wer adapter—either the one p rovid ed in
the box or an approved po wer adapter th at’s compl iant wi th local
safety standards.
1. Plug in 2. Char ge up
3. Read y to go 4. Get goi ng
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To maximize your adventure s without a power adapter, the defaul t sett ings in the sys tem
turn the display into sleep mode if the system is inac tive for 6 minute s (or 8 minutes i f your
Laptop is plug ged in). The whol e sys tem goe s into sleep mode af ter 10 minutes of ina cti vity
(or 30 minutes if your L aptop is pl ugge d in). To wake it up, tap a key on the keypad, pres s
the power button, touch the trackpad, or (if the lid is shut) just open the lid.
OPENING THE DISPLAY
It’s not that fr agile, but we do reco mmend opening and closing your Laptop carefull y—
put one hand on the palm rest to hold the d evice in place a nd use the other hand to
slowl y open or clos e the display panel. You c an turn on the p ower by p ressing the butto n
indic ated, or simply by opening the display. Brute force doesn’t work.
INSERTING / REMOVING A SIM CARD (IF APPLICA BLE)
If you have a 3G model, yo u can nd the SIM card slo t on the side of yo ur Laptop in the
back , right–hand corner as you’re fac ing the sc reen. To open it, press the cover inward unt il
it clicks and rel eases. Inser t or swap your SIM card. To close the slot, jus t rinse and repeat.
Be careful: the SI M card and tr ay are small objec ts tha t repres ent a poten tial choking
hazard—pl ease kee p them out of the reach of children , pets , and other curio us creat ures.
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FINDI NG YOUR SA FET Y, REGUL ATORY, REC YCLING AND WARRAN TY IN FORM ATION
MICROPHONE
KENSINGTON
LOCK
SIM CARD SLOT
3G AND 4G/LTE
When you rst turn on your Laptop and sign in, you ’ll see information on how to acces s
impor tant safet y, regulator y, recycling , and warr ant y inform ation —please be sure to read
it. If you ever need to nd this information aga in, vis it: w ww.L aptop.com/docume ntat ion.
WHAT GOES WHERE
Left S ide of Keyboar d Right Si de of Keyboard
MICRO USB
HEADPHONE /
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POWER
USB 2.0
USB 2.0
KENSINGTON
LOCK
SIM CARD SLOT
3G AND 4G/LTE
Safety Notices
Here are some thing s you really shoul d know about using your Lap top safely. Some are
obvious, most are comm on sens e, but the y’re all good for yo u to know.
This produc t contains sensitiv e compon ents, so be sure to read throug h the warn ings
below. Other wise your Laptop may break and/or cause damage to you or the people an d
objec ts around you.
• Don’t drop, disassemble, deform, bend, puncture, or incinerate your Laptop.
• Keep liquids and foods far away from your Laptop. Please don’t use it as a plate for your
lunch.
• Avoid exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures. Outer space and underwater
are o limits.
• Don’t stick anything into your Laptop, except for putting appropriate peripherals (like a
USB drive) into their designated ports.
• Keep your Laptop and accessories away from small children. Small parts = choking
hazard.
• If your Laptop becomes uncomfortably hot after prolonged use, don’t touch it—it may
pose a danger when in contact with your skin.
• If your Laptop behaves strangely in any way (e.g., becomes discolored, heats up
excessively, or emits a foul odor), turn it o, back away slowly, unplug the device, and
(while keeping a safe distance) contact us.
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REPETITIVE ACTIVITY
Repet itive activities l ike typing o r playing gam es on any devi ce can le ad to occ asional
discomfor t in your hands, wrists, arms , shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body. That’s
your body telling you to put yo ur Laptop down and take a break or go for a walk. If yo u’re
stil l exper ienci ng disco mfor t after your brea k, consider calling a phy sician.
PACEMAKERS
This de vice receives and transmits a wireles s WAN and cellular sig nal (3G mo dels only),
which can inter fere with pacemakers. So if you ha ve one, con tac t your medical device
manuf act urer to make sure it’s okay to use th is devi ce.
AIRCRAFT
The wireless WAN and cellular conn ection (3G models onl y) can also inter fere with the
navigatio n sys tems of an aircraf t, so use your Laptop in accord ance with inst ruc tions
provided by the airline. And if you’re piloting the plane, only use yo ur Laptop afte r you’ ve
safely landed.
VOLUME
To prevent po ssible hearing damage or other haz ards, do not listen to your headphon es at
high volume levels for lon g perio ds of time.
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BAT TER Y
This de vice con tains a lithium–ion batte ry. If it ’s not handled properl y, there’s a risk of
explosion, re and burns. What exactly is improper handling? Punct uring , incin erating,
defor ming , bending, mod ifying , attem pting to in ser t foreign objec ts into the bat tery,
shor ting th e contacts , try ing to disassemble, or ex posin g the bat ter y to water or hig h
temperature s (>60 deg rees C/140 degrees F/333.15 degrees Kel vin), among oth er thing s
that are even mo re obvious.
You should use your Lap top wit h the powe r adapter provided, as it ha s been qualied per
CTI A Certica tion req uirements for Battery System Compliance to IEEE 1725—but more
impor tantly because you alread y have it. A non–compliant powe r adapter may hurt you or
other s (e.g. electric shock ), damage the device or othe r thing s, and may present a ri sk of
re, exp losio n or leakage.
REPAIR
Your Laptop does not contain any par ts that you or a friend could service your selves—
repairs should only be made b y an authorized tech nician. Unau thorized repairs o r
modications could result in permanent damage to the dev ice, and void your wa rranty and
the aut hori ty to operate your Laptop under app licable regulatio ns. No one wa nts that to
happen.
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DEVELOPER MODE
You may wan t to experiment and load you r own operating system. You can do th is in
devel oper mo de. But be aw are that your computer was de signe d for Xx xxxx OS. A ny
modications you ma ke to the operating system are not sup por ted by Acm e. Your
hardw are relie s on inst ructions from the operating sys tem, an d modi cations may ca use
hardw are problems. F or example, modica tions could aect the el ectrical curren t sent to
hardw are component s and dama ge them. Mo dic atio ns may also void any warrant y that
may otherwise apply.
Regulatory Notices
MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Acme, Inc.
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LaptopX
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EU ADDRESS
Acme XXXXXXXXX
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EUROPEAN UNION
Products in tende d for sale within the Europe an Union are marked with
the Conformité Européene (CE) Marking, which indic ates compliance with
with the following Euro pean directives:
the applicab le Direc tives. This device has been te sted an d found to comply
EMC Directi ve 2004/108/ EC
Low Volt age Directive 2006 /95/EC R&TTE
Direc tive 1999/5/E C Ecodes ign Dire cti ve
2005/ 32 RoHS II Directive 2011/65
This device m ay be operated in all mem ber
states of the EU, as we ll as Swit zerland,
Norway, Icela nd, Lie chten stein and Turkey.
You can nd Acme’s Declar ation of Conformity
at www.Acme.com/Laptop/conformity
AT EE HU LU SK IS RO
BE FI IE MT SI LI TR
CY FR IT NL ES NO GB
CZ DE LV PL SE CH DK
GR LT PT BG
RADIO FREQUENC Y AND SPECIFIC ABSORPTIO N RATE (SAR)
This de vice com plies with the US A, Canada and European Union por table RF expo sure
limit set forth for an uncontrolled environment and is safe for inten ded ope ration as
described in this manual. Your Laptop is inten ded to be use d normally at a dis tance of at
least 20 cm from the us er. To reduce any fur ther RF exposu re, keep it as far as possible
from your body (b ut obviousl y still close enough to ac tuall y use it) or se t the dev ice to
lower ou tput power, if that function is available.
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E–Waste
EU
The Was te Elec tric al and Electro nic Equipment ( WEEE ) Direc tive
Under the WEEE Dire cti ve, each EU Member St ate is resp onsib le for achieving a high leve l
of collection of WEEE for tre atment, recovery and environmentall y sound di sposal. Before
tossing your equ ipmen t, thin k a minute about how to reduce the amount of WEEE you
create. By simpl y exte nding th e life of your equipm ent (you could, for example, reuse it,
recover it, or tur n it into ar twork), yo u will hav e reduced waste an d helped the EU achieve
its objectives.
The success of thi s EU polic y will dep end on you r acti ve contribution in ret urnin g your
WEEE to the appropr iate fac ilities dedi cated to the dispo sal of such waste. The EU thanks
you.
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The Was te Elec tric al and Electro nic Equipment ( WEEE ) Direc tive requires
that all El ect rica l and Elec tronic Equipm ent (EEE ), incl uding L aptop , mus t be
marke d with the symb ol of the crossed –out wheeled bin:
This symbol means tha t the equi pment must not be di sposed of as
unsor ted municipal waste. Dispos ing of WEEE together w ith nor mal was te
may pose a risk to the env ironment and to hum an health, due to cer tain
substance s used in that equipment.
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