Tatung TTABB12DBG User Manual
ACCESSORY CHECKLIST
Standard Accessories
(depends on model and configuration)
USB Keyboard
USB Mouse
Power Cord
AC Adapter
Cleaning Cloth
Stylus (includes an eraser function)
Stylus Tether
Slipcover
Recovery CD
Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Introductory Guide
Optional Accessories
Keyboard Stand
SAFETY GUIDELINES
Safety Information
Please pay attention to the following two symbols that appear in the User
Manual. Each symbol is followed by important, useful information that will
help you use your Tablet PC.
Warning! This symbol warns of incorrect usage of equipment and/or a
violation of the instructions for usage that will damage the Tablet PC or impair
its performance.
Attention! This symbol marks advice that will help you get better results when
using your Tablet PC.
Safety and Regulatory Information
When moving the Tablet PC, be careful not to drop it.
Do not dismantle the outer casing, especially during system start-up. Any
type of dismantling will damage the system, and the manufacturer will not
be held responsible.
Using an incorrect memory module may damage the system.
Do not install any expansion card that draws large amounts of electric
current and will overload the system.
If the battery is replaced incorrectly, there is the risk of an explosion. When
replacing the battery, the user should use the same kind as the original.
Dispose of the used battery according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
In order to get optimal results from your Tablet PC, please follow the
recommendations below.
The user should remember:
When viewing the computer screen, please maintain a distance of
38cm–45cm for the best results.
Avoid exposing the computer screen to direct sunlight, which can cause
viewing discomfort and/or reduce the screen brightness.
Power Cord and Power Supply Safety Guidelines
Use together with the designated AC adapter.
Keep away from cold.
Keep away from high temperatures or fire hazards.
Do not short-circuit the power-out.
Do not set in water.
Do not use in humid areas.
Do not pull on the power cord.
Use together with the designated power cord.
Operate at a room temperature of 5
relative humidity 10%–95%
High voltage inside; do not open.
Do not try to alter or repair.
Do exert pressure on or drop.
Store at a room temperature of -20oC–85oC (-4oF–185oF),
relative humidity 5%–95%.
o
C–40oC (41oF–104oF),
Do not damage the cord insulation.
Set the computer up near an AC outlet. The AC power cord is the main
AC power breaker for the Tablet PC, and you must be able to access it
easily. For safety reasons, the power cord supplied with the system has a
grounded plug. You also need to plug the power cord into a grounded wall
outlet to avoid the danger of electric shock.
This system can handle a power system of 100–240V. It is suitable for
use in the place or country of purchase.
In order to reduce the possibility of electric shock from the telephone
network, plug the computer power cord into the AC outlet before connecting
the computer with the telephone line. Also, you should disconnect the
telephone line first when unplugging the computer power cord from the AC
power outlet.
Do not repair the power supply yourself. To avoid damage to the power
supply, contact a professional to have it repaired or replaced.
All performance procedures, adjustments, controls, etc. aside from those
that are listed in the User Manual (as computer upgrading and
maintenance) can cause serious radiation damage. In order to avoid laser
exposure, please do not open the LCD cover.
Battery Safety Guidelines
The battery is restricted to usage with this computer.
Do not dismantle the battery.
Do not expose the battery to fire or water.
Avoid fire, heat and any sort of damage to the battery. Do not touch either
end of the battery with anything metallic.
Be extremely careful when using a damaged or leaking battery.
o
If the surrounding temperature exceeds 45
C (113oF), do not charge the
battery.
If electrolytes come into contact with the battery, use soap and water to
clean the affected area.
If electrolytes come into contact with your eyes, wash your eyes with water
for 15 minutes, and then go to a physician immediately.
To buy a battery, contact a local distributor.
Do not store the battery in a warehouse under high temperatures (over
60oC, 140oF).
When you want to dispose of the battery, consult your local Waste
Treatment Center regarding disposal and recycling restrictions.
Mercury Battery Warning
This computer contains a mercury battery that is used to power the clock
and the calendar loop.
If the battery is improperly replaced, there is the risk of an explosion.
Please only use an identical or equivalent battery supplied by the
manufacturer when replacing the battery. Please dispose of the used
battery in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and local laws.
Operating Specifications
Electrical Rating: DC 12V, 3.5A
Operating Temperature: 25
o
C (77oF)
Storage Temperature: -20oC–70oC (-4oF–158oF)
Operating Humidity: under 26oC (78.8oF), 15%–80% humidity
o
Storage Humidity: under 65
C (149oF), 90% humidity (no condensation)
Storage Altitude: 0m–4572m
TABLET PC INTRODUCTION
■ Properties
The Tablet PC’s size is designed with the user in mind: while writing, you
can conveniently rest your hand on top of the screen.
The Tablet PC’s advanced speech recognition system also allows it to be
used as a dictation machine. (See Note 1.)
The wireless network function lets you conduct business no matter where
you are, increasing your efficiency.
Inputting information into the computer is no longer any trouble! Using the
stylus, you can write directly on the screen and handwritten documents can
even be converted to typed text. (See Note 2.)
■ Components
Processor: Intel Pentium M Processor
Memory: 256MB (Upgradeable to 1GB)
Hard Drive: 30G
Display: 12.1” TFT technology, 1024x768 resolution
External Monitor Port: 1600x1200 resolution
External Interface
IEEE 1394 Port
MIC In
Headphone Out
Infrared Port
USB Ports x2
RJ45 LAN Port
RJ11 Modem Port
PCMCIA Slot
Keyboard Stand Connection Port (Please consult the section
Keyboard Stand under Using the Accessories. )
Docking Station Connection Port
Light Sensor: If you want to activate the light sensor, please follow the steps
below:
How to Use the
Go to “Control Panel” “Light Sensor.” Place a checkmark in the box next to
“Enable Light Sensor.” Now, the light sensor will automatically adjust the
screen brightness.
Remarks: Once you have enabled the light sensor, adjusting the brightness
under “Tablet and Pen Settings” “Display” “Screen Brightness” will not
produce any effect. The screen brightness will be regulated by the light
sensor instead.
□ Enable light sensor.
Note: If the Light Sensor function is enabled, adjustments of the
brightness control in “Tablet and Pen Settings” will be disabled.
Also, the actual brightness of the panel will not be the same as
what is indicated on the brightness control.
Note 1: The next Chinese version of Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC will have
the speech recognition function. (The current traditional-character Chinese
version does not have this function)
Note 2: The more correct the stroke-order of the user’s handwriting, the
greater the handwriting recognition rate.
Exterior
■ Surface Diagrams
Windows Security Microphone
Light Sensor Power On/Off
Start Menu Screen Rotation
Journal Key ESC Key
Tablet PC Input Panel Key Fn Key
Power Indicator Wireless Network On/Off
Hard Drive Access Indicator
Battery Indicator Direction Ball + Enter Key
Wireless Network Indicator LCD Display
Fingerprint Recognition Device
Stereo Speakers
MIC In USB Port
Headphone Out Power Jack
Infrared Port External Monitor Port
IEEE 1394 Port
USB Port Fan
LAN Port Memory Expansion Slot
Modem Port Docking Station Connection Port
PCMCIA Slot Hard Drive Cover
Battery Latch
Keyboard Stand Connection Port
Stylus Holder
USING YOUR TABLET PC
■ Explanation of Indicators
Power Indicator: A steady green light indicates the computer is turned on;
when the computer is in Standby mode, the light will flash slowly. When the
light is off, the computer is either off or in Hibernate mode.
Hard Drive Access Indicator: A flashing green light indicates the computer is
accessing the hard drive.
Battery Indicator: A steady red light indicates the battery is charging. A
flashing red light indicates the battery is low. If the AC adapter is not
connected at this time, the red light will continue to flash until it goes out. This
means that the battery has run too low and is entering a protected state.
Wireless Network Indicator: When the wireless network is activated, the light
will shine green. When the wireless network is shut down, the light will go
out.
Function Buttons That Can Be Used After Entering Windows
This product comes with 13 different function buttons that can be used after
entering Windows. To enable you to access your favorite applications quickly,
some of these 13 function buttons even offer additional functions. You, the
user, can define functions for four of them, setting them to suit your individual
needs and preferences.
Attention: The four directions on the Direction Ball (4 separate functions)
together with the Enter function count as 5 function buttons.
Each button has a built-in primary function. However, some buttons can also
have another function at the same time. These extra functions are called
secondary functions. Of the 13 buttons, you may assign your personal
secondary functions to four.
When you start to operate your computer, you should understand the
following two types of button functions:
1. Primary functions: Pre-set system functions. There is no way for you to
reset these. The icon to the side of the actual button represents the
primary function.
2. Secondary functions: Additional functions accessed by pressing the
[Fn] button: some are user-programmable and some have already been
assigned.
When the Windows desktop icon ICON appears on the taskbar in the lower
right-hand corner of the screen, both kinds of functions described above
have been assigned successfully and can be used. The different primary
and secondary function settings can help you use your Tablet PC and even
improve your work performance.
INTRODUCING THE PRIMARY FUNCTIONS
■ Basic Functions
Each button has a basic primary function that has already been defined.
These basic functions are described as follows:
Button Icon Button Function
Power On/Off computer power switch
Rotate can rotate the screen among 4 different
orientations, user-programmable.
ESC the same as a normal keyboard [ESC] key,
exits the current application
Function activates the secondary functions
Wireless activates the wireless network
Up Arrow the same as a normal keyboard [Up Arrow] key
Dn Arrow the same as a normal keyboard [Dn Arrow] key
Right Arrow the same as a normal keyboard [Right Arrow] key
Left Arrow the same as a normal keyboard [Left Arrow] key
Enter the same as a normal keyboard [Enter] key
Tablet PC Input Panel turns the Tablet PC input panel on/off
Journal activates “Windows Journal” software
Start opens/closes the “Start Menu”
Windows Security opens “Windows Task Manager”, i.e. [Ctrl] +
[Alt] + [Del]
■ Which Buttons Have Secondary Functions?
Aside from the three function buttons listed below, the other buttons either
are or can be programmed with secondary functions. The three function
buttons that only have primary basic functions are:
Power Button–Power On/Off
Function Button
Windows Security – Windows Task Manager
Button Icon Button Secondary Function (Primary button + [Fn])
Rotate Default: Email Client (user-programmable)
ESC moves the present work display to background
Up Arrow Page Up
Dn Arrow Page Down
Right Arrow Tab
Left Arrow [Shift] + [Tab]
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