Usmart LB-1017 User Manual

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LB-1017

Mini PC User Manual

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Table of contents

Notes forthis Manual......................................................................................................................................

Regulations Information(if applicable).............................................................................................................

Safety Instructions.........................................................................................................................................

Quick StartGuide...........................................................................................................................................

Product Overview...........................................................................................................................................

Power Management........................................................................................................................................

Specification..................................................................................................................................................

Keyboard ......................................................................................................................................................

TouchPad .....................................................................................................................................................

HDD ........................................

eSATA Port

USB Port

LAN Port

Wireless LANCard

VGA Port

MicIn/LineOutPort

Built-in Webcam

Troubleshooting

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Memory CardSlot ..........................................................................................................................................

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Notes for this Manual

A few notes and warnings are used throughoutthis Manual, allowingyou to completecertain tasks safelyand effectively.

These noteshave different degrees of importanceas follows:-

WARNING!

IMPORTANT!

TIP:

NOTE:

Important informationthat must befollowed for safeoperation.

Vital information that mustbe followed toprevent damage todata, components, orpersons.

Tips for completing tasks.

Information forspecial situations.

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Regulations Information (if applicable)

FCC Statement

Changes ormodifications not expresslyapproved by theparty responsible forcompliance could voidthe user's

authority tooperate the equipment.

This devicecomplies with part15 of theFCC Rules. Operationis subject tothe following twoconditions:

(1) This device maynot cause harmfulinterference, and

(2) thisdevice must acceptany interference received,includinginterference that maycause undesired operation

This equipmenthas been testedand found tocomply with thelimits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

Part 15of the FCCRules. These limitsare designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in

a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses andcan radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and usedin accordance withthe instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,

there isno guarantee thatinterference will notoccur in aparticular installation. If this equipmentdoes cause harmful

interference toradio or televisionreception,which can bedetermined by turningthe equipment off and on, the user is

encouraged totry to correctthe interference byone or moreof the following measures:

NOTE:

Reorient orrelocate the receivingantenna.

Increase theseparation between theequipment and receiver.

Connect theequipment into anoutlet on acircuit different from thatto which thereceiver is connected.

Consult thedealer or anexperienced radio/TV technicianfor help.

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For betterenvironmental protection, wastebatteries should becollected separately forrecycling or special

disposal.

CAUTION: Dangerof explosion ifbattery is incorrectlyreplaced. Replace onlywith the sameor equivalent type

recommended bythe equipment manufacturer. Discard used batteries according to manufacturer's instructions.

Under theEuropean Union (“EU”)Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Directive 2002/96/EC,

which takeseffect on August 13, 2005, products of “electrical and electronic equipment”cannot be discarded as

municipal wasteanymore and manufacturersof covered electronicequipment will beobligated to takeback such

products atthe end oftheir useful life.

All trademarksare the propertiesof their respectiveowners.

Safety Guidelinefor using LithiumBattery

WEEE Statement

Trademarks

Regulations Information (if applicable)

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Safety Instructions

The followingsafety instructions willincrease the lifeof the Product.Follow all precautionsand instructions. Exceptas

described inthis Manual, referall servicing toqualified personnel. Donot use damagedpower cords, accessories,or

other peripherals.Do not usestrong solvents suchas thinners, benzene,or other chemicalson or nearthe surface.

Disconnect theAC power and remove the battery pack(s) before cleaning.Wipe the Productusing a clean

cellulose spongeor chamois clothdampened with asolution of nonabrasivedetergent and afew drops ofwarm

water andremove any extramoisture with adry cloth.

Keep theUser Manual thatcomes with thepackage for futurereference.

Read theSafety Instructions carefullyand thoroughly.All cautions and warnings onthe Product orUser

Manual shouldbe noted

Lay theProduct on astable surface beforesetting it up.

Keep theProduct away fromhumidity and hightemperature.

SAFE

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Safety Instructions

The openingson the enclosureare used forair convention andto prevent theProduct from overheating.

Do notcover the openings.

Make surethe power voltageis within safetyrange and hasbeen adjusted properlyto the valueof

100~240V beforeconnecting the Productto the poweroutlet.

Never pourliquid into theopening that coulddamage the Productor cause anelectrical shock.

Do notleave the Productin an unconditionedenvironment with astorage temperature above60°C (140°F)

or below0°C (32°F) , which may damagethe Product.

Place thepower cord ina way thatpeople are unlikelystepping on it.Do not placeanything on topof the

power cord.

Always unplugthe power cordbefore inserting anyadd-on card ormodule.

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Safety Instructions

If anyof the followingsituations arises, getthe Product checkedby a servicepersonnel:

● Thepower cord orplug is damaged.

● Liquidhas penetrated intothe Product.

● TheProduct has beenexposed to moisture.

● TheProduct has notworked well oryou cannot getit work accordingto User Manual.

● TheProduct was droppedand damaged.

● TheProduct has obvioussigns of breakage.

Toprevent explosion causedby improper batteryreplacement, use thesame or equivalenttype of battery

recommended bythe manufacturer only.

Always keepthe battery ina safe place.

Always keepthe strong magneticor electrical objectsaway from theProduct.

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Safety Instructions

Transportation Precautions

Charging yourbattery pack

Airplane Precautions

Toprepare the Productfor transport, youshould close thetop cover toprotect the keyboardand display panel.

The Productsurface is easilydulled if notproperly cared for. Be careful not to rub or scrape surfaces when transporting

your Product.You canput your Productin a carrybag for protectionfrom dirt, water, shock and scratches.

If youintend to usebattery power, be sure to fully charge your batterypack and anyoptional battery packsbefore

going onlong trips. Rememberthat the poweradapter charges thebattery pack aslong as itis plugged intothe Product

and anAC power source is connecting. Be aware that ittakes much longerto charge thebattery pack whenthe Product

is inuse.

Contact yourairline if youwant to usethe Product onthe airplane. Mostairlines have restrictionsfor using electronic

devices. Mostairlines allow electronicuse only betweenand NOT during takeoffs and landings.

There arethree main typesof airport securitydevices: X-ray machines(used on itemsplaced on conveyorbelts),

magnetic detectors(used on peoplewalking through securitychecks), and magneticwands (hand-held devicesused

on peopleor individual items).You cansend your Productthrough airport X-raymachines. However, it is recommended

that youdo not sendyour Product throughairport magnetic detectorsor expose itto magnetic wands

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Quick Start Guide

These areonly quick instructionsfor using yourProduct. Read thefollowing chapters fordetailed information.

Unpack theshipping carton andcheck all itemscarefully. If any item contained is damaged or missing, please contact

your localdealer immediately. The package should contain the following items:

● UserManual

● Warranty Card

● ACpower adapter andpower cord

● Carrybag

● MiniPC

● High-capacityLi-ion battery pack

* These accessories listedabove may changewithout notice.

Unpacking

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Quick Start Guide

Setup

1.Install the battery pack.

2.Connect the AC power adapter and power cord.

The walloutlet differs in type bycountry. Your Product ships with an adapter compliant with your national standard.

Refer tothe chapter “PowerManagenent” for moredetails.

3.Open the top cover.

4.Turn on the power.

When youopen the topcover, do not force it down to the tableor else thehinges may break!Never lift theProduct

by thetop cover!

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Product Overview

1. Speakers

2. Kensington lock

3. Indicators: Power

HDD activity

4. Touch Pad and Buttons

5. Keyboard

6. WirelessLAN card (underKeyboard)

7. Displaypanel

8. Webcam(Built-in)

9. Top cover

10. PowerOn/Off switch

11. Indicators : Number Lock

Caps Lock

Wireless activity

Charger &Battery status

12. Microphone(built-in)

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Product Overview

13. Power(DC) input jack

14. VGAport

15. LANport

16. USB2.0 port

17. eSATAport

18. Batterypack

19. Batterylock (spring)

20. HDD(2.5’’)

21. Microphonejack(pink)

22. Headphonejack(green)

23. MemoryCard slot

24. Memory(DDR)

25. Batterylock (manual)

UNLOCK

LOCK

UNLOCK

LOCK

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Power Management

AC poweradapter

It isstrongly recommended toconnect the AC power adapter and use the AC power while using this Productfor the

FIRST TIME. When the power adapteris connected, thebattery pack isbeing charged immediately.

It isstrongly recommended touse the sameor equivalent AC power adapter as suggested. Using otherpower adapter

model maydamage either theProduct or otherdevices attached toit.

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Power Management

Connecting theAC power adapter

Battery pack

1) Connect the DCoutput cable tothe Power (DC)input jack atthe right handside of yourProduct.

2) Connect the AC power adapter with the power cord.

3) Plug the powercord into anAC electrical outlet. When the Product is turned on,the Power Indicatorturns on. When

the batterypack is beingcharged, the BatteryIndicator lights red.

The Li-ionbattery pack isnot charged uponpurchase. Initial chargingtime can beup to 8hours. We recommend

the batterypack be fullycharged before use.When the batterypack is fullycharged, the BatteryIndicator lights

green

This Productis equipped witha high-capacity Li-ionbattery pack. The rechargeable Li-ionbattery pack isan internal

power sourceof the Product.

DO NOTattempt disassembling the battery packon your own.

Please followyour local lawsand regulations torecycle the unusedbattery pack.

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Power Management

Toinstall the batterypack:

Toremove the batterypack

UNLOCKLOCKLOCKUNLOCK

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Installing andRemoving the batterypack

Your Product may not have its battery pack installed initially. If not, use the following procedures to install thebattery

pack.

Never attemptto remove thebattery pack whilethe Product isturned ON, asthis may resultin the lossof working

data.

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Power Management

Battery packsafety tips

Conserving batterypack power

Replacing orhandling the batterypack incorrectly maypresent a riskof fire orexplosion, which couldcause serious

injury.

● Onlyreplace the mainbattery pack withthe same orequivalent type ofbattery pack.

● DONOT disassemble, short-circuit battery packor store themto temperatures above 60°C(140°F).

● DONOT throw the battery packin fire.

● DONOT temper with the batterypack. Keep awayfrom the reachof children.

● DONOT use rusty or damagedbattery pack.

● Disposeof battery packaccording to localregulations. Check withyour local solidwaste officials for details about

recycling optionsor for properdisposal in yourarea.

Battery packpower is criticalto maintain anormal operation withoutAC power available. If the battery pack power is

not managedwell, the saveddata and customizedsettings may belost.To optimizebattery pack powerlife and avoid

a suddenpower loss, followthe tips below:

● Suspendsystem operation ifthe system willbe idle fora while orshorten the suspendtimer's time period.

● Turn off the system if you do not useit for a period of time.

● Disableunnecessary settings orremove idle peripherals.

● Connectan AC power adapter to the system whenever possible.

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Charging thebattery pack

The batterypack can berecharged while itis installed inthe Product. Pleasenote the followingtips before recharging

the batterypack:

● Saveyour work andclose all runningprograms and shutdown the system.

● Plugin the AC power adapter with AC power connected.

● You can use the system, suspend system operation or shut down andturn off the system withoutinterrupting the

charging process.

● The battery packuses Li-ion batterycells that haveno “memory effect”. It is unnecessary to discharge the battery

pack beforerecharging. However, to optimize the battery pack life, wesuggest that consumingthe battery pack

power completelyonce a month.

● Ifyou don notuse the Productfor a longtime, it issuggested to removethe battery packfrom your Product.This may

be helpfulto extend yourbattery pack life.

● The actual chargingtime will bedetermined by theapplications in use.

The bottomof the Productcan get veryhot. Be carefulwhen handling theProduct while itis in operationor

recently beenin operation. Hightemperatures are normalduring charging oroperation.

DO NOTuse on soft surface suchas beds orsofas which mayblock the vents.

DO NOTPUT the Product ON YOUR LAP OR OTHER PARTS OFTHE BODYTO AVOID INJURYFROM THE HEAT.

CAUTION: The power adaptermay become warmto hot whenin use. Besure NOT TO COVER the power

adapter andkeep it awayfrom your body.

Power Management

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Specification

Integrated UniChromePro

VGA

10” LCD1024*600 17:10LCD screen

Support one2.5” 9.5 mmSATA(or SATAII) HDD (120GBor optional)

HDD

Built-in MicrophoneMicrophone

85 keywith 16 mmkey pitch and2.25 mm keystroke; Standard English.Multi-nationallanguage support

Keyboard

Graphic

Mass Storage

User Interface

Integrated Touch Pad; Left key; Right key

Pointing Device

Power (green); Charger &Battery status (greenand red); HDD activity(green); Wireless activity(green); Number Lock(green); Caps Lock(green)

LED Indicators

One MiniPCI-E slot, support802.11 b/g

Wireless LAN

10/100 Mbps

Ethernet LAN

Built-in Webcam0.3 M pixel(oroptional)

Digital Camera

Mobile VIAC7-M 1.6Ghz; FSB 800Mhz

Processor

DDR2 1GB533 Mhz; one So-DIMMDDR2 memory slotsupport up to1GB

HDAudio. Built-in stereoSpeakers

Memory

Audio

ACPI V2.0; S1, S3support

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Around 1.25Kg (including Li-ionbattery pack)

Weight

Dimension

250x182x28.8~39mm

Power On/Offswitch; Topcover magnetic switch(power off back-light whentop cover isclosed)

Switch control

One Power(DC) input jack

Power jack

One Kensington Lock

Security port

AMI CODE8

System software

BIOS

Support WindowsXP SP3 Support WindowsXPe Support Linux(similarto Linpus)

One 15-pinVGA port

I/O Ports

Video port

Twojacks, MIC in(pink) / Lineout (green)

Audio port

OneRJ-45port

LAN port

Two4-pinUSB2.0portsUSB port One eSATA portfor HDD

eSATAport

One memorycard slot supportingSD, SDHC, Mini SD,Micro SD, MMC,RS-MMC, Mobile MMC,MMC-Micro, MS, MSPro, MS Duo,MS-Pro Duo, Micro-MS(M2)

Memory cardslot

AC 100~240V, DC19 V,3000m A

Power system

VIAVX700

Core Logic

Working temp.:5ºC(41ºF) ~ 45ºC(113ºF); Storage temp.:0ºC(32ºF) ~ 60ºC(140ºF)

Working andStorage temperature

Working time:≥1.5hours

Battery life

Battery AC poweradapter

3 cellsLi-ion battery pack,10.8V,2200mAH

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Keyboard

The followingdefines the coloredHot keys onthe Product keyboard.The colored commands can onlybe accessed by

first pressingand holding theFunction Fn keywhile pressing akey with acolored command.

The Hotkey locations onthe Function keysmay vary dependingon model butthe functions shouldremain the

same. Followthe icons wheneveryour Hot keylocations do notmatch with theManual.

NumLk(9)

Fn+F1

Fn+F3

Fn+F4

Fn+F5

Fn+F6

Fn+F7

Fn+F8

Fn+F9

Fn+F10

Fn+Ins

Fn+Del

Fn+↑

Fn+↓

Fn+Esc

NumLk(0)

NumLk(/)

NumLk( );

NumLk(P)

Wireless On/Off

Mute key

TouchPad On/Off

LCD /CRT display switch

LCD Brightnessdecrease

LCD Brightnessincrease

Volume decrease key

Volume increase key

LCD DisplayOn/Off

Number Lock

Scroll Lock

Page Up

Page Down

Enter Suspendstate

. (Decimal)

* (multiply)

/ (divide)

+ (plus)

- (minus)

PgUp

PgDn

NumLk(8)

NumLk(7)

NumLk(O)

NumLk(I)

NumLk(U)

NumLk(L)

NumLk(K)

NumLk(J)

NumLk(M)

NumLk(.)

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Touch Pad

The Touch Pad is a pointing device thatis compatible witha standard Mouse,allowing you tolocate the Cursoron the

screen andmake selection withits Left andRight Buttons. This Touch Pad function can be enabled / disabledby Hot Key.

Place yourfinger on theTouch Pad. When youmove your fingertipacross the Pad,the Cursor onthe screen willmove

simultaneously tothe same direction.When yor fingerreaches the edgeof the Pad,lift your fingerand place iton a

proper locationof the Padto continue themovement.

With theCursor over anitem, a menuitem or acommand, simply tapslightly on thePad or pressthe Left Buttonto

select. Eachtap on thePad can actas pressing theLeft Button. Tapping twice more rapidly on the Padis to executea

double-click.

Drag andDrop means pickingup an itemand placing itanywhere on thescreen you wish.To do so, placethe Cursor

on thedesired item andtap slightly. Now you can drag the selected item to thedesired location bymoving your finger

on thePad, and thenlift your fingerfrom the Padto drop theitem into place.Alternatively you can press and hold the

Left Buttonwhen you selectan item, andthen move yourfinger on thePad to thedesired location, finallyrelease the

Left Buttonto finish theDrag and Dropoperation.

Position andMove

Point andClick

Drag andDrop

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HDD/eSATAPort/USBPort

HDD

eSATA Port

USB Port

Your Product is equipped with a 2.5” HDD (Hard Disk Drive). Itis used to install the Operating System (OS),

software applicationsand store yourdata.

Toavoid unexpected dataloss in yoursystem, please backupyour critical filesregularly.

Do notturn off the Product whenthe HDD activityLED Indicator ison.

Do notremove or installthe HDD whenthe Product isturned on. The replacement ofHDD should bedone by

authorized personnel.

The eSATA(External Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) port is used toconnect external HDD for program / data

storage andtransfer. This Product is capable to auto detect the eSATA devices installed.If there is no detection of the

devices, pleasemanually enable theeSATA devices by going to Start Menu / Control Panel / Add Hardware to add the

new devices.

There aretwo USB (UniversalSerial Bus) 2.0ports on thisProduct. The USB port isused to connectvarious USB

devices likeMouse, Keyboard, DigitalCamera, Webcam, Printer, External Optical Storage Device etc. for data storage

and transfer. This Product is capable to auto detect the USB devices installed. If thereis no detection of the devices,

please manuallyenable the USBdevices by goingto Start Menu/ Control Panel /Add Hardware to add the new devices.

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LAN Port / Wireless LAN Card / VGA Port

LAN Port

Wireless LAN Card

VGA Port

The RJ-45LAN (Local Area Network) port is used to connectyour Product to the LAN devices like Hub, Switch and

Gateway etc,and build anetwork connection. Itworks with 10/100Mbps. Please referyour network staff for more

instructions andsteps on connectingyour Product tothe LAN devices.

There isa built-in WirelessLAN card whichsupports standards 802.11 b/g.A WirelessActivity Indicator shows the

Wireless LANstatus of idleor active. This Wireless LANfunction can beenabled / disabledby Hot Key. Please refer

your networkstaff for more instructions andsteps on connectingyour Product tothe Wireless LANdevices.

This Productprovides a VGA(Video GraphicsArray) port for connecting anexternal Monitor orother standard

VGA-compatible device(like Projector etc)for a largerview of yourProduct display. This VGAport function can be

enabled /disabled by HotKey.

In addition,there are Hotkeys controlling theLCD Display On/Off, LCD Brightness Increase and Decrease.

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Mic In / Line Out Port / Memory Card Slot / Built-in Webcam

Mic In/ Line OutPort

Memory CardSlot

Built-in Webcam

The MicrophoneJack (Mic inport) and HeadphoneJack (Line outport) are locatedtogether for theconnection of

Headset bywhich you canenjoy Internet chat/ telephony, video conferencing, music and game.

There arealso built-in Microphoneand Speakers. The Speaker soundfeature can beMuted, Volume increased and

Volume decreased by Hot keys.

The MemoryCard Slot isthe normal CardReader which canaccess SD /MMC / MS/ MS Promemory cards. Insertor

remove thememory card toand from theslot will autodetect / disablethem.

There isa built-in 0.3Mpixel PC Cameraon top ofthe LCD screen.It can beenabled or disabledby device driver.

CAUTION: Donot remove cover;there are nouser-serviceable parts inside.

Do notattempt to servicethe Product beyondthose means describedin these operatinginstructions. All other

servicing shouldbe referred toqualified service personnel.

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Troubleshooting

Symptoms &Actions

● Check firm connectionbetween wall outlet,power plug, powercord, power adapter andpower (DC) input jack.

● Check good conditionof power plug,power cord andpower adapter. Replace them if worn.

● Battery pack powermay be toolow. ConnectAC power adapterfor charging.

● If the batterypack is toohot or toocold, it maynot be rechargednormally. Put the battery pack in room temperature

for sometime. When itstemperature is closeto that ofroom temperature, thentry recharging itagain.

● If the batterypack is fullydischarged, it cannotbe recharged immediately. Wait for a few minutes and try recharging

it again.

● In order toextend the batterypack life, itwill not berecharged until itspower level dropsto below 95%of full capacity.

● If the Charger& Battery statusLED Indicator isalways off, your battery packmay be inend-of-life stage. Replacethe

old batterypack with anew one.

● Different Operating Systems and PowerManagement device settingsmay affect the battery packpower consumption,

and thenthe battery packcontinuous working time.Try decreasing LCD Brightness or similar power saving methods

to extendbattery pack workingtime.

1. Nopower output fromAC power adapter

2. Nopower output frombattery pack

3. Batterypack does notrecharge even AC power adapter is connected

4. Thecontinuous working timeof the batterypack is lessthan expected

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Troubleshooting

● If the batterypack is frequentlyin use withoutbeing fully recharged,it may notdeliver its designedpower. Tryto

calibrate thebattery pack by repeating fullyrecharge and thenfully discharge process3 times.

● Check if anyapplication software orprogram has notbeen closed.

● Check if NumberLock LED Indicatoris turned off.

● Check if newlyinstalled software orprogram has different keyboard setting.

● It may becaused by incorrectsystem operation orvirus damage. Try to clean virus first and thenfollow operation

system settingproperly.

● The program or data filesmay have toomany fragmentations. Runany disk-keeping programto improve thefiles

conditions.

5. Thesystem cannot enterinto Suspend state

6. Presscharacter keys butoutput numbers

7. Pressany key butoutput different key

8. Systemcannot be bootedup from HDD

9. HDDruns slowly

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Troubleshooting

10. Blackescren

11. No sound

12. USBdevice not working

13. NoLAN connection

● Check Hot Keyfor LCD DisplayOn/Off.

● Check Hot Keyfor LCD /CRT display switch.

● Check if systemin Suspend state.

● Check Hot keyfor Volume increase.

● Check the volumesetting in applicationsoftware or program.

● Check if Headphoneor Headset isfirmly connected.

● Check Windows devicesetting for propersound card installed,sound output enabled,and no anydevice conflict.

● Checkfirm connection ofUSB cable.

● Checkif USB devicedriver is properlyinstalled.

● Check firm connectionof LAN cable.

* Specificationsare subject tochange without notice.