Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto CF-S9KWAZZ1M del fabbricante Panasonic
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1 Reference Manual Personal Comp uter Model No. CF-C1 Series Model No. CF-F9 Series Model No. CF-S9 Series We reco mmend t hat this Re ference Manual be printed.
2 Read Me First “Genuine Wi ndows ® 7 P rofessi onal (3 2-bit)” o r “Gen uine Win dows ® 7 Pr ofessi onal (64-b it)” is i ndica ted as “Wi ndows” or “Windo ws 7”.
3 Read Me First Sound ( e.g. MP3, W MA) and video (e.g. MP G , WMV) recorded in PC Cards an d SD Me mory Cards may be i nterrup ted during p layback. I f this happens, c opy them to the h ard dis k drive an d play ba ck. Sound and video i n A VI fi les may be in terrupted or produc e a time- lag during playbac k.
4 Using the Touch Pad In this s ection, i llustrati ons of the CF-C1 Se ries are used as e xamples. Use the T ouch Pad to move the cursor on the scre en and per form com puter ope rations.
5 Using the Touch Pad NOTE Y ou can ch ange the s peed of the double -clic k or the operatio ns of mous e buttons by cli cking (S tart) - [Control Panel] - [Hardwa re and Sou nd] - [M ouse]/ [start] - [Co ntrol Pane l] - [P rinter and Other Hardwar e] - [Mouse].
6 Using the Touch Pad Using the T ouch Pad Utility Y ou can scr oll eas ily by tra cing a cir cle on th e T ouch Pad. NOTE Externa l mouse d rivers cannot be used a t the sa me tim e as the T ouch Pad utility . 1 Make the following settings to use the horizont al scr oll.
7 Using the Touch Pad 3 Remove your finger from the p ad, then place y our finger in the appr opriate area to begin scrolling. The fin ger posi tion on th e T ouc h Pad ca n be chan ged us ing the T o uch P ad utilit y . ( page 8 ) This explana tion assume s in t he default setting.
8 Using the Touch Pad *2 When t he hori zontal scroll f unction h as not be en enable d, any sc rolling w ill be v ertical scro lling. The sc reen will n ot s crol l if you trac e tow ard th e cen ter of the T ouc h Pad. On scre ens that cannot be scrolle d (e.
9 Using the Touch Pad 4 Click [OK]. NOTE Beca use the T ouch Pad utility a nd the Virtua l Scrol ling func tion both offer scrolli ng functions th at use the T ouc h Pad, thes e two fe atures cann ot be used simultaneou sly .
10 Using the Touch Pad By desi gn, the T o uch Pad is to b e used wi th a finger tip only . Do not place any obje ct on th e work sur face or press d own forcefully with sha rp-pointed objec ts (e.g., nai ls) or ha rd objects tha t can l eave mark s (e.
11 Screen Input Operation <Only for CF-C1 Se ries> The scre en of your c ompute r allows y ou to per form the sam e operati ons as th e T ouch P ad or mo use by to uching i ts surface. <Only for model wi th digiti zer> The com puter su pports, usi ng the dig itizer pen(includ ed) and y our fing ers.
12 Screen I nput Opera tion T o right-click Y ou can c hoose eit her of the two w ays belo w . T ouch and hold th e obje ct with the pen ( included ), and r elease th e pen wh en a cir cle surroun ding th e obje ct appears .
13 Screen I nput Opera tion A T ouch the item you want t o right-clic k and c ontinue tou ching un til is com pletely displayed. B Move the pen (include d) away f rom the s urface o f the disp lay . Moving the pen (inc luded) away fr om the sur face of the displa y before has not co mpletely displa yed will result i n a lef t click .
14 Screen I nput Opera tion The foll owing oper ations may not be possib le dependi ng on t he applic ation progr am being used. T o right-click T ouch an d hold the objec t with the fi nger and releas e the pen wh en a ci rcle surr ounding th e obje ct appe ars.
15 Screen I nput Opera tion CAUTION If a change is mad e to the dis play re solution , or the cur sor canno t be pointed corre ctly w ith the pen ( includ ed), be su re to calibra te the scre en. ( page 15 ) When mous e driv ers ar e installed (e .
16 Screen I nput Opera tion 4 If [User Account Control] is displayed, cl ick [Y es]. 5 Using the digitizer pe n or finger , touch each of the “+” t a rget marks one by one, and then click [Y es]. Calibration by a st andard user NOTE Perfor m the follo wing c alibration for e ach user .
17 Screen I nput Opera tion 5 Click [OK] for the digitizer pen opera tion, or [Finished] for the finger operation. <Only for model with touchsc reen> Calibratio n by an administrator NOTE At firs t, log on to Windows as an adm inistra tor , and perform this ca libration.
18 Screen I nput Opera tion Calibratio n by an administrator If an admin istrato r performs calibrat ion on ce, oth er admin istrators will not need to do e ven if multipl e user acc ounts are cre - ated. This does n ot need to b e perfor med two tim es or mo re for on e compute r .
19 Screen I nput Opera tion <Only for model with digitizer> The sc reen uses electro magnetic inductio n and m ay not wor k prope rly near strong el ectrical field or magnetic field s uch as.
20 Tablet Buttons <Only for CF-C1 Se ries> NOTE The T ab let buttons work when th e Windows screen i s display ed. The T ab let buttons may not work imm ediate ly after Windo ws is started up or t he Window s logo n screen ( or the Welcome scre en) is dis played.
21 Tablet Bu ttons T o change the functions of t he LCD Brightness buttons 1 Open the Dashb oard for CF-C 1. Press (USER) butto n. 2 Select a function in [Brightness buttons].
22 Display Rotation <Only for CF-C1 Se ries> After Windo ws is s tarted up, you can rotate th e displa y and per form the T ouch P ad and s creen oper ation s in the ro tated mode. 1 Press (Rot ation) button. T o select the angle and rot ate the display When using the computer in the t ablet mode Press (Rotat ion) but ton.
23 Display Ro tatio n By using th e Disp lay Rotation T ool, you can c hange the setti ngs of the d isplay r otation. 1 Click on the notification area and right-click . Right-cli ck on the notifica tion area. 2 Click [S etting. ..]. 3 Change the settings.
24 Display Ro tatio n NOTE If you shu t down W indows wh en you r otate the displ ay , the T ouch P ad and sc reen do n ot match th e disp lay angl e next time you start up Wi ndows f or a few s econds.
25 Key Combinations NOTE Do no t repea tedl y pres s the keys in qui ck succ ession . Do not use the ke y combin ations to gether wi th T ouch Pad (ext ernal mous e), scree n or o ther key op erations . Do not u se the ke y combin ations be fore you log on to Windo ws.
26 Key Co mbin ations Fn + F3 Display switchin g ( pag e 9 9 ) When an externa l displ ay is c onnect ed you ca n change the operat ing mo de. (The change you m ade may n ot be e ffective until Enter is pr essed.) Y ou can al so chan ge the op era ting m ode b y pres sing + P .
27 Key Co mbin ations Fn + F4 Speaker on/off NOTE Beeps do n ot soun d if you t urn off the spe aker so und. OFF (MUTE) ON Fn + F5 Fn + F6 Vo l u m e ( Fn + F5 = down / Fn + F6 = up) NOTE When fi ne-tunin g the soun d volume , press and hold Fn , and press F5 or F6 inter mitte ntly .
28 Key Co mbin ations Y ou can ma ke two sett ings: • Fn key lock When you press Fn , the key is lock ed (pr essed- down) until y ou pres s another key . Use this when p ressin g difficult key combinat ions. • Pop-up icon on/off 1 St art up the Hotkey Sett ings.
29 Software Keyboard <Only for CF-C1 Se ries> Y ou can use th e Software Keyboar d instea d of the on- screen k eyboard of T able t PC Inp ut Pane l. By usin g the So ftware Keyboar d, you can cha nge the si ze of the Software K eyboa rd, and c an use the numeric keypad.
30 Software Keyboard 1 Click (A). 2 Add a check ma rk to the function you want to use. [Auto Move] The s oftware keyb oard m oves aut omatic ally to avoid ov erlappi ng the sel ected window . [Auto Restore] The so ftware keyboa rd minimiz ed on the notif ication ar ea will be restore d when you c hange the inp ut mode.
31 Software Keyboard T o start the Software Key board usi ng the table t button, pr oceed as follows . 1 Open the Dashb oard for CF-C 1. Press (USER) butto n. 2 Click [Change se ttings] in [T ablet buttons]. The [T able t PC Se ttings] / [T abl et and Pen Settings ] scree n appears.
32 Hand Writing Utility <Only for CF-C1 Se ries> Y ou can make a bitmap fi le (.bmp) of a sim ple charac ter and a figure suc h as signat ure by ha ndwritin g on the touch pad and the scr een. CAUTION Do not use the Fast User Swi tching fu nction wh ile Hand Wri ting Utilit y is acti ve.
33 Dashboard for CF-C1 <Only for CF-C1 Se ries> Y ou can perfo rm the fol lowin g operations easily by usi ng the Dash board for CF-C1. 1 Open the Dashb oard for CF-C 1.
34 Dashboard for CF-C1 D Make c hanges on the scr een that ap pears. E Click [O K], and the n [OK]. [Resolution] Set the s creen res olution and s creen o rientation / color quality as follo ws. A Click [Cha nge se ttings]. B Make setti ngs on the screen tha t appears.
35 Dashboard for CF-C1 Y ou can la unch appl ication program s easil y by re gistering them to the Dashbo ard for C F-C1 sc reen. Log on to W indows a s an admi nistrato r , and proceed a s follows. 1 Open the Dashb oard for CF-C 1. Press (USER) butto n.
36 Dashboard for CF-C1 Changing settings and deletin g applicatio n programs First lo g on to Wi ndows a s an admi nistrat or . 1 Open the Dashb oard for CF-C 1. Press (USER) butto n. 2 Click [C hange settings th at are currently unavail able]. 3 Clic k [Y es].
37 Battery Power Battery in dicator(s) <CF- C1 Se ries > Battery pack 1 Battery pack 2 <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> *1 When the AC adapt or is conn ected. *2 The orange display l ight has thre e mode s: on, flash ing and blin king. Note the dif ferenc e between flashing and b linking.
38 Battery Power NOTE Once t he batt ery is fully c harged, the com puter performs rechar ging on ly when the r emainin g batt ery pow er beco mes less t han ap proxim ately 95 % (75% when the batter y’s Economy Mode ( ECO) is ena bled), s o over charging is av oided.
39 Battery Power <CF-F9/CF-S9 Se ries> T o check the remaining battery power and remainin g time using the Windows Battery Meter (Windows Power Meter) (Af ter loggin g on to Windows) Click or on the notification area . Double-click on the notification area wh en the AC adaptor i s not connected.
40 Battery Power T o check the remain ing battery power using the battery i ndicator (When the power is off or in sle ep or hibernation) 1 <CF-C1 Series/ CF-S9 Serie s> Clos e the di spla y comp letel y . <CF-F9 Series> Close the display and confirm that the latch is lock ed.
41 Battery Power <CF-C1 Se ries> <CF- C1 Se ries > T o check the battery with less remaining power When usi ng the main and s econd ba ttery packs, y ou can c heck the battery wit h less remain ing po wer . Slide on e of the latche s (A) to t he unlock ed po sition wi thout rem oving the batter y pack.
42 Battery Power <CF- C1 Se ries > T o check the battery charging sta tus using the indicators Y ou can us e the indi cators illustra ted belo w to eas ily and quickl y check th e battery chargi ng status. 1 St art up the S etup Utility ( pag e 1 4 8 ).
43 Battery Power When the batter y chargin g status is ch ecked by the in dicat ors, you c annot che ck to se e whethe r the batte ry’s Econom y Mode is enabl ed or di sable d.
44 Battery Power The “Batte ry Reca libration” funct ion meas ures and mem orizes the batter y capacity . T o correct th e battery display , use this function to fill t he batte ry and then discha rge it com pletel y . Pe rform the p rocedur e at lea st once immediate ly after pu rchasing the compu ter .
45 Battery Power <CF-S9 Series > • Full c harge: Ap proxim ately 3.5 hours [MAX ] • Comple te dischar ge: Approxima tely 4 hours “Battery R ecalibr ation” d oes not i ncrease the bat tery’s capacity . If “Battery Recalib ration” is execut ed frequen tly , deterior ation of t he batte ry may result.
46 Battery Power Switching the battery’ s Economy M ode (ECO) 1 Click on the notification ar ea and th en cli ck . 2 Click [Enabled] or [Disable d] in [The battery’ s E conomy Mode (ECO)]. 1 Right-click either (Disable ) or (Enable) on the notification are a.
47 Battery Power NOTE After disconn ectin g the batter y pack, if you conn ect it to a compu ter on whi ch the bat tery’s Econom y Mod e (ECO) sett ing s dif fer , the ba tte ry wil l eit her re char ge or dis char ge un til th e next time th e compu ter is turn ed on, giving prio rity to the batte ry pack setting o n that com puter .
48 Battery Power To i n s e r t For CF- C1 Seri es: Slide th e batter y pack in paral lel with the arrow di rection until it clic ks to the secu red posi tion.
49 Battery Power <CF- C1 Se ries > When usi ng your compu ter with a battery pack, you can insert th e second battery pack. Procee d as foll ows. 1 T urn your com puter over . 2 Slide the latc h corresponding to the battery co mp artment to whic h you are going to insert the second battery p ack, and remove the ba ttery bay weight s aver .
50 Customizing the Power Setting Y ou can save power by turn ing off device s not in use or by dar kening th e screen. Also, by usin g the power pla ns prepared for this com puter befo rehand, y ou ca n easily make necess ary se ttings all at once s uitable fo r each spe cific s cene to save po wer .
51 Customizing the Power Setting 8 power plans hav e been prepared. Y ou can switch among the po wer plans (c ombinations of power savi ng settings ) accordi ng to eac h scene such as outdoor , presentation, etc. Also, you can set each power saving function i n detail which consti tutes the power p lans.
52 Customizing the Power Setting Switching the power plan 1 Click on the not ification a rea and click . 2 Click the power plan y ou wish to set from the displa yed menu. Click [Current ex tension s etting display ed] to dis play the curre nt setting of Power Plan Ex tension Ut ility .
53 Customizing the Power Setting Fan co ntrol mo de Y ou can switc h the rotatio n of the cooling fan to: A djust ac cordin g to the co mputer temperatu re (St andard)/Red uce h eat gener ation by fas ter r otation (Hig h speed )/Redu ce the fan noi se by s lower rotation ( Low spee d).
54 Customizing the Power Setting The bat tery’s Econom y Mode (ECO) Switchin g the full -charging capacity of the batter y to 80% (E nabled)/1 00% (Dis abled) When [En abled] is sele cted, the b attery op eration t ime be comes s horter , but the battery deteriorati on due to f ull-ch arging ( 100%) is al leviate d.
55 Customizing the Power Setting Switching Power Plan Extension Utility manually Y ou can manu ally swi tch the fan co ntrol mod e, the opti cal disc drive’s power (fo r CF-F9/C F-S9 S eries), and the battery ’s Eco Mode (ECO).
56 Customizing the Power Setting 1 Click on the not ification area and click 2 Click [Ext ension se tting - Edit ]. 3 Click [Editing the power plan]. 4 Select [New], [Edi t], [Copying and adding], [Setting to active], [Delete] or [Restoring the powe r pla n set at the fa ctor y].
57 Customizing the Power Setting In the defaul t setting, [Power sc hemes] i s set to [P anasonic Po wer Manage ment], b ut you can reduce power consu mption using the follow ing metho d. When usi ng the batt ery , t he compute r can be used for a longer period of time.
58 Customizing the Power Setting When using this computer with the battery pack only z We recommend a gainst us ing a pplications that plac e a sign ificant load on the CPU. Some sc reen sa ver pla ce a lar ge burden on the CPU even wh en you ar e not oper ating the compu ter .
59 Customizing the Power Setting Setup 1 Click [start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic] - [P ower Saving Utility]. 2 Click [Ena ble] for e ach functi on.
60 Sleep/S tandby or Hibern ation Fu nctions The sleep/ standby or hi bernatio n funct ions all ow you to s hut off the com puter without cl osing programs and doc uments. Y ou c an quickly return to th e pro grams and d ocume nts that yo u were work ing on befo re slee p or hiberna tion.
61 Sleep/ Standby o r Hiberna tion Func tions 1 Click [St art] - [Control Pa nel] - [Per forma nce and Maintenance] - [Power Op tions] - [Advanced]. 2 Click [St a nd by] or [Hibernate] for [When I close the lid of my porta ble computer:] / [Wh en I press the power button on my c omputer:], and then select [OK].
62 Sleep/ Standby o r Hiberna tion Func tions Do not enter s leep/ standby or hi bernatio n in the c onditions below , otherwise the data or file may be corr upted, sl eep or hi bernati on may not work, or malfu nction m ay oc cur in t he compute r or the periphe ral devi ces.
63 Sleep/ Standby o r Hiberna tion Func tions T o enter standby , click [start] - [T urn Of f Computer] - [St a nd By]. T o ent er hibernatio n, click [start] - [ T urn Off Computer ], then press and h old Shift and click [Hibernate].
64 Sleep/ Standby o r Hiberna tion Func tions T o resume from sleep/st andby or hibernation 1 Open the di spla y , or sl ide the power switc h (A). In the def ault setti ng, the Windows password will be requeste d to resu me. CAUTION Do not per form the fo llowing o peration s until r esumin g is com plete.
65 Security Measures Y ou can se t the passwor d and/or enable /disable some functions fo r se curity pur pose . Anothe r secu rity mea sure <Only for mode l that sup ports TPM> • Embed ded Se curity (TP M) ( pa ge 15 5 ): For fu rther informatio n, refer to the Install ation Manu al of “T rusted Plat form Module ( TPM)”.
66 Security Measures Y ou can se t a start-up pass word to pr event yo ur comp uter from un authoriz ed use. 1 Set th e p ass word ( pag e 6 5 ), and select [Enabled] in [Pas sword On Boot] in the [Security] menu of the Se tup Utility ( pag e 1 5 5 ).
67 CD/DVD Drive <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> NOTE Connect the A C adaptor if wr iting operati on takes a long tim e. If the remain ing battery power beco mes low and the po wer is not s upplied, writing o peration may not be complet ed. Use Windows features or writin g software to wri te to discs (e.
68 CD/DVD Drive When open ing/closi ng the disc cover When the c omput er is on , use the d rive po wer/open s witch. ( pag e 7 5 ) When cl osing the disc cover , press down the c enter of the dis c cove r (<CF- F9 series> posit ion indi cated “ CLOSE” , <CF- S9 ser ies>po sition of the arrow .
69 CD/DVD Drive While th e drive is being a ccessed Do not open the dr ive or mov e the com puter whi le the d rive is bein g acces sed. Doing so could cause th e disc t o shift positio n and th is may d amage t he disc, or caus e the drive to mal function.
70 CD/DVD Drive When you are not u sing the C D/DVD d rive, you can turn the dr ive pow er off to minimize power cons umption. When you want to minimize power consumption (example) Set [Opti cal Drive P ower] in the S etup Utility to [Off]. ( page 150 ) The driv e power r emains o ff when the c omputer i s started up.
71 CD/DVD Drive T urn ing o n or o ff im media tely There are two methods , as fol lows. Slide th e drive power/ope n swit ch (A) to t he left. • Each time you slide the switc h, you wi ll hear a beep and the dr ive power wi ll turn on or off.
72 CD/DVD Drive • The [Op tical Dr ive] in t he [Advan ced] menu of the S etup Utili ty is set to [Disable d]. In th is case , you can not us e the Optical Disc Driv e Power -Saving Uti lity or the drive power/open switch.
73 CD/DVD Drive Y ou can read from/w rite to th e followin g discs. Y ou can r ead from t he followi ng disc s. *1 Does not suppo rt Ultra-S peed CD-R W to wr ite.
74 CD/DVD Drive *6 Does not sup port DVD-R W V er .1.0. *7 S pe cific Sof tware i s required . *8 When pl aying ba ck vide os record ed over both la yers of a one-sid ed, dual-l ayer disc , vi deos or sou nds are interrup ted at the poi nt w here the reco rding l ayers ch ange.
75 CD/DVD Drive 1 T urn on the computer . 2 Slide the dr ive power/open switch (A) to the right. If the CD/DV D drive ind icator is off (drive powe r is off), it will take s ome time fo r the dr ive power to turn on, and for the d isc cove r to open.
76 CD/DVD Drive 4 Insert/Remov e a disc. To i n s e r t A With the title si de of th e disc (B) fac ing up, insert the disc under the keyb oard. B Push do wn on the cent er of the disc until it click s in plac e. To r e m o v e Press o n the c enter sp indle (C) and car efully lift up the edge of the disc.
77 CD/DVD Drive NOTE T o remo ve a dis c when the disc co ver cannot be opened or when the computer is powe red off: • Insert a po inted o bject (e.g., the be nt-out tip of a paper cli p, or the tip of a ballpo int pen) i nto the emer gency ho le (A) , and move i n the dir ection o f the arr ow .
78 CD/DVD Drive Y ou can ch ange the dr ive le tters for th e CD/DVD driv e. A T urn on th e CD/DVD drive. B Click (S tart) - [ All P rograms] - [P anasoni c] - [Op tical Di sc Drive Letter-S etting Util ity]. A standard us er needs to enter an admini strator password.
79 WinDVD <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> WinDVD i s a software applica tion for DV D playba ck. For fu rther i nformation, r efer to t he software’s onlin e manua l.
80 WinDVD Do not ins tall another player so ftware together with Wi nDVD. Doing so may inter fere wit h smooth p layback . Some DV D-Video discs c ontain the pla yer softwar e and start ins talling. In this ca se, ca ncel the installatio n as soon as po ssible .
81 WinDVD A Log on to Windo ws as an administ rator . B Input [c: utilwind vdsetup. exe] *1 in [start] - [Run] a nd clic k [OK]. Follo w the on-s creen ins tructio ns and install Wi nDVD. When the [Licens e Agreement ] scree n *1 appears, cli ck [Y es] if you ag ree to the terms.
82 Writing to CD/DVD <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> Applicable Media Refer to th e Disc Informa tion ( pa g e 73 ). Refer to th e software’s online manual ( below). 1 Insert a disc you can use for writing. 2 In the [AutoPlay] scree n, click [Burn files to disc using Windows E xplorer].
83 Writing to CD/DVD When an external CD/DVD drive has been connected Do not turn the CD/D VD drive po wer off on this computer when writin g to a disc in an exte rnal CD/DVD dr ive. T urning the power off may result i n a malf unction , such as an in terruption in the external CD/D VD driv e operation.
84 Writing to CD/DVD Form atting me thod When f ormatting is execut ed, data re corded o n the dis c is eras ed. Back up data as requ ired. A Set a DVD-RAM in the CD/DVD drive. B Close a ll appli cations that us e DVD-RAM . C Click (S tart) - [Co mputer], ri ght-click the CD/DVD drive a nd clic k [Format] .
85 Writing to CD/DVD Logical for mat method Format ting software and driver s requ ired to c onduct ea ch type o f formatti ng hav e been ins talled on thi s compu ter . When for mattin g is exe cuted, data re corded on the dis c is eras ed. Ba ck up data as required.
86 Writing to CD/DVD If you have uninst alled Roxio Creator LJB accident ally Reinstall i t by follow ing the s teps belo w . A Click (S tart) and i nput [ c:util sonice mc] in [S earch pro grams an d files] , and pr ess Enter . B Right-cli ck [se tup] in [emc] f older and click [Ru n as a dminis trator].
87 PC Card Y ou can inse rt the PC C ard T ype I (3.3 mm) or II (5.0 mm) to the PC Card sl ot. NOTE The foll owing typ es of card are not s upported: PC Card T ype III , ZV card, SRA M card, FLASH RO M card (excl uding A T A interface type) , and other card s that requir e 12V of ope rating v oltage.
88 PC Card T o remove the card 1 Disable the ca rd function. A Click on the notificat ion area and then c lick . B Select the card. A Double- click on the not ificatio n area and sele ct the card, the n click [S top]. Follo w the on-s creen ins tructio ns.
89 PC Card When a c ard is ins erted, po wer consump tion i ncreases . Remove th e card wh en it is not in use, especial ly when operatin g by battery po wer . T o conne ct per ipheral de vices (SCSI, IE EE1394, e tc.) us ing a P C Card, fol low the s teps below (one exa mple).
90 Smart Card <Only for CF-C 1 Series w ith Sm art Card slot> Y ou need so ftware to use a Smart Ca rd. CAUTION Do not: • Hit, ben d, or dro p the card. • T ouch the contact part with finge rs or metal ob ject. • Place the c ard in very hot location for a long ti me.
91 SD/SDHC Memory Card The SD Memo ry Card slot on this comp uter only a ccepts SD/SDHC Memo ry Cards *1 . *1 SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Cards T o format the S D/SDHC Memory Ca rd on this comput er , do not use [Format] of Windows , but use the SD/SDHC Memory Card format softwa re.
92 SD/SDHC Memory Card T o remove the card Preparation Save the data and c lose all applica tions . Confirm the S D Memo ry Card indic ator i s off. When SD M emor y Card sec urity funct ion is e nabled , it may be possib le to rem ove th e card even when i s blink ing.
93 Expandi ng Memory Use RAM m odules th at comply with t he specific ations b elow . Using any other mo dule m ay cause m alfunc tion or re sult in computer fa ilure. RAM modul e speci fications : DDR3 SDRAM, 204 pins , SO-DIMM, 1.5 V , PC 3-6400 CAUTION Use recomm ended RAM modul e products.
94 Expanding Memory Preparation A T urn off your computer . • Do not u se the sl eep ( ) / standby ( ) or hibe rnation. • Make sure no foreign o bjects a re under the co mputer . B Discon nect the A C adapto r and remov e the batte ry pack. C Remove th e screw (A) and the cover on the botto m of the co mputer .
95 Expanding Memory 1 Place the RAM module lightly in p aralle l with th e RAM module slot so that the notch (B) of the RAM module and the protrusion (C) of the RAM module slot is i n the same direction. The gol d termin als are visibl e at this point.
96 Expanding Memory 2 Insert the RAM module p arallel to the slot firmly until the gold terminals are invisi ble. If it is hard to i nsert the RAM modul e, do n ot try forc ibly but check t he modu le’s directio n. 3 Press the RAM module down until the r ight and lef t hooks (D) lock into place.
97 Expanding Memory 1 Carefully open the lef t a nd right hooks (E). The RAM module wi ll be ra ised. 2 Carefully remove the RAM module from the slot. 3 Set the cover and battery p ack back .
98 Port Replicator <CF- C1/ CF- F9 Se ries > Y ou can use th e foll owing opti onal por t replicato r . This device f rees yo u from bei ng bot hered by a lot of c able conn ections when you c arry the comput er . It also allow s you to c onnect v arious per iphera ls.
99 External D ispl ay Y ou can sw itch t he output de stina tion to an extern al disp lay . Connect th e externa l display to t he exte rnal displ ay port (A ). <CF- S9 Seri es> Y ou can also switch th e output de stination to an e xternal HDMI display .
100 External Display Using Graphics Dri ver 1 Right-click the desk top, and click [Gra phics Properties]. 2 Click [Mu ltiple Displa ys]. 3 Select the dis play in [Operating Mode]. T o displa y the ima ge only o n the interna l LCD, selec t [S ingle D isplay] and sele ct [Bui lt-in D isplay] for [Pri mary Display].
101 External Display NOTE After resu ming from sl eep/ standby or hibe rnation, or restartin g the comp uter , the output destinati on may no t be the same as the one se lecte d in the pr evious status. When you chang e the di splay a fter Windows starts up, do n ot press any key until switchi ng is complet e.
102 External Display CAUTION Before d isconne cting the external displa y , swi tch to t he intern al LCD by pressing + P or Fn + F3 / Fn + F3 . Other wise the d isplayed i mage q uality m ay becom e different after dis connection (e.g., wrong resolu tion).
103 External Display When there is no display af ter the position of the extende d display is changed: The appl ication running is disp layed at t he pos ition of th e extended displa y befor e the cha nge. Ret urn the po sitio n of the extend ed displ ay to the c ondition b efore the c hange.
104 USB Devices T o connect the device 1 Connect the USB device to one of the US B port s (A). For further informa tion, ref er to the instruc tion manua l of the USB device. T o remove the device 1 Disable the USB de vice. A Click on the notificat ion area and then c lick .
105 USB Devices CAUTION Do not rem ove a USB device while yo ur comp uter is in t he sleep/ standby or hiberna tion. Save important data an d close all ap plicati ons. NOTE Y ou may nee d to insta ll the driv er for t he USB dev ice. Fo llow the i nstructio n manu al of th e USB dev ice.
106 Fingerprint Reader <Only for model with Fingerp rint Reader> . NOTE Enroll ment and authen tication is u navailab le to a n ex tremely m inority of peo ple inc luding those wh ose fingerpri nts give little da ta for perso nal id entifica tion.
107 Fing erprin t Reader NOTE It is strongly recommen ded to e nroll at le ast two fin gers. CAUTION W e shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever result ing from yo ur Fingerprint.
108 Fing erprin t Reader T o access the online manual This m anual des cribe s S tep 2 , 3 and the i nitia l part of S tep 4 . For furthe r steps, refer to the Protector Su ite Help menu. Click (S tar t) / [S t art] - [All Programs ] - [Protector Suite] - [C ontrol Center] - [He lp] - [Help].
109 Fing erprin t Reader Click [s tart] - [Run] and inpu t “c:utildrive rsfngprintins tall32-bitSet up.exe”, and click [OK]. D Click [Nex t]. Installati on starts. Follow the on-s creen ins truction s. E When the “Prote ctor Su ite *.* has been succes sfull y installe d.
110 Fing erprin t Reader NOTE The num bers of f ingers t o regist er for the fingerpr int sens or may vary de pendin g on the cha racter istics of finger s. • Enrol lment t o the hard disk All enro lled fing erprints are stored o n the ha rd disk.
111 Fing erprin t Reader Y ou can in crease your computer ’s secur ity leve l by set ting th e BIOS level descri bed in thi s secti on. There is [Finge rprint Security ] in [Security ] menu in the Set up Utility . Can be changed only when [Se t Supervi sor Passwor d] is set.
112 Fing erprin t Reader Backup The file de scribed bel ow is neces sary for r ecover ing the Fing erprint au thentica tion data. Bac k up this file per iodica lly in a s afe locat ion such as remova ble disk to avoi d data loss res ulting f rom some accide nts.
113 Fing erprin t Reader Limit ations in Use Passwor d Bank *1 limitatio ns: T he follow ing web pages cannot be sup ported. Web pages which are create d by the fo llowing te chnol ogies: • Web forms c reated on the fly us ing Jav aScri pt. • Web forms whi ch looks as one for m (e.
114 Fing erprin t Reader NOTE The data enrol led in the fingerpr int sens or is not image data. Y ou cannot restore fi ngerprint i mage data f rom the da ta enrolle d in the fi ngerprint s ensor . 1 Disable Power-on Security . A Log on to Windo ws as an Adminis trator .
115 Fing erprin t Reader • If the con firmatio n mes sage appe ars, cl ick [Y es ]. • The co mputer res tarts. S t arti ng Over If the spec ific s olutions for your p roblem i n Finge rprint R eader ( page 177 ) do not wo rk, you can use these ins tructio ns as the last m easure and start ov er .
116 Web Camera <Only for CF-C1 S eries with Web Camera> NOTE z T o use th e Web Camera, the software c orrespon ding to the Web Camera is neede d. z When t he compute r is mo ved from hot and humid env ironme nt to lo w temperat ure envi ronment, dew co ndensatio n may mis t up insi de the len s.
117 Web Camera S t art up t he Camera Utilit y to take pic tures an d videos. 1 Click (St art) / [start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic ] - [Camera Uti lity]. NOTE If you us e this utili ty and oth er multi-m edia software at the sam e time, an error may occur .
118 Web Camera T aking Pictures Zoom I n T o enl arge or reduce the c amera i mage. 1 Click or click [Control] - [Zoom] and selec t [x 1 .0], [x 1.5 ], [x 2.0], [ x 2.5], or [ x 3.0]. Y ou can ass ign the Zoom In fun ction to the tablet button.
119 Web Camera Mirrorr ing Y ou can change mi rror the c amera. 1 Click [Control] - [Mirror] - [ON] or [OFF]. T ake Photo Y ou can record the camer a ima ge as a pi cture. 1 Adjust the direction of came ra, zoom ( pa g e 1 1 8 ), picture quality ( pa g e 1 2 0 ), etc.
120 Web Camera Changing the Settings fo r T aking Pictures 1 Click [Photos] - [Settings...] 2 Change to preferre d settings and clic k [OK] When the followi ng boxes are che cked, • Box (A ) only: Select to save or cancel, aft er the pho to is tak en Save ( ) and delete icons ( ) will appear after the photo is taken.
121 Web Camera Recording Video 1 Click or click [V i deo] - [S t art Recording] While re cord ing, the icon ch anges to . 2 Click or click [V id eo] - [S top Recording] NOTE Y ou cannot zoom, mir ror or d isplay the date /time stamp wh ile rec ording.
122 Web Camera Changing the Settings fo r Recording Video 1 Click [V ideo ] - [S ettings... ] 2 Change to preferre d settings and clic k [OK] When the followi ng boxes are che cked, • Box (A) only: Sel ect to save or cancel, after the video is r ecorded Sav e ( ) and delete icons ( ) will appear after t he video is taken.
123 Web Camera Setting Audio Set your sound pref erences on the [Audio Con trol] sc reen. 1 Click [Settings] - [Audio Control] NOTE T o set s ound pref erence, please at tach an exter nal mic rophone. Some item s ca nnot be set dep ending on the dev ice.
124 Web Camera NOTE Make sur e the image re solutio n is withi n the range of the disp lay reso lution of this computer (Refer to “ S pecificatio ns - Displa y Metho d” in OPERA TING INST RUCTIONS ). If you se t [Output Siz e], the [Fra me Rate] is automatic ally determi ned.
125 Web Camera 6 Click [OK], a nd then [OK]. NOTE When t he Camera Utility i s not ru nning, and if yo u press the buttons to which the “Zoom i n” func tion, “T ake photo” function, etc.
126 Modem <Only for model with intern al modem> CAUTION Y ou cannot connect t he mode m to the following lines. • Interphone •I n t e r c o m s •I S D N Be sure to connec t the te lephone c able into the mo dem port, n ot into the LAN port.
127 Modem Click [start] - [Control Panel] - [Print ers and Other Hardware] - [Phone and Modem Options] and change the settings a s necessary . NOTE Do not enter sleep/ standby or h ibernati on durin g communi cations . T o remo ve the cable, press and hold t he lever an d pull out.
128 Modem 1 Click [start] - [Printers and Faxes ]. 2 Click [Se t up faxi ng] in the [ Printer T asks] are a on the lef t. This ope ration is n ot necessary ne xt tim e. 3 Right-clic k the fa x icon and the n click [P roperties]. 4 Click [Devi ces] - [Prope rties].
129 Modem NOTE This fu nction do es not wor k when the comput er is off or is i n hibern ation. Connect th e AC adapto r . The scre en remai ns dark after the co mputer r esumes f rom sleep/ s tandby . The previou s screen display will be rest ored when you tou ch the ke yboar d, T ouch Pad o r scr een.
130 LAN CAUTION T o ensur e prope r network o perations, u se a tw isted pair cab le (cat egory 5 or higher) l ess than 100 m i n length. Do no t us e the s leep/ standby or hibernat ion du ring com municati ons (exc ept when the W ake up from wi red LAN func tion is in use), as this may cause an e rror in d ata transmiss ion or rec eption.
131 LAN NOTE Even when a password i s set in the S etup Utilit y and [P asswor d on boo t] is set to [Enabled], entering the password is unneces sary fo r turnin g on or res uming the compu ter .
132 LAN Enabling/D isabling the Wake Up from wir ed LAN function When the Wake Up from wi red LAN fun ction is enab led, the computer automatic ally resum es from s leep or hiber nation when the compu ter is accesse d from the ne twork serv er v ia the in ternal LAN po rt.
133 Disablin g/Enab ling Wi re less Co mmunica tion <Only for model with wireless LAN, Bluetooth, and/or wireless W AN> The wirel ess switc h on the fr ont of the c omputer (be low) Wire.
134 Disabling/Enab ling Wireless Comm unication This u tility al lows yo u to co ntrol the functi on of the wi reless switch. This u tility also al lows yo u to ena ble or di sabl e wirel ess devices fr om a p op-up me nu in the n otificati on area. I n the defaul t setting , all w ireless d evices are enab led.
135 Disabling/Enab ling Wireless Comm unication 3 Select the setting you want to a ssign to the wi reless sw itch. [Selects the de vice for wh ich to tu rn the dev ice status on eac h time wit h the dialog box.] Display a dialo g each tim e you set the Wireles s switch to ON so you c an choos e which wi reless devi ce to ena ble.
136 Disabling/Enab ling Wireless Comm unication 2 Click [st art] - [Run] and input [c:utilwdisabl esetup.exe], and click [OK]. 3 Follow the on-screen instruct ions to inst all the Wirele ss Connection Di sable Utility .
137 Wireless LAN <Only for model with wireless LAN> CAUTION Do not use wireless LAN on airplanes, in hospit als, or in other locations where wireless LAN signals may affect dev ices. Follow t he instr uctions of airlin e companie s and h ospitals.
138 Wirel ess LAN Before usi ng a wireles s LAN, tu rn the wireles s LAN comm unicatio n on. T urning on/off the wireles s LAN communication 1 Slide th e wireles s switch to t urn on/off wirele ss LAN.
139 Wirel ess LAN Setting the profiles Preparation Follow the instruction m anua l of the wire less LA N acce ss poin t to ma ke settings for the acce ss poin t to reco gnize the c ompu ter . 1 Slide th e wireles s switch to t he right to turn on the wire less LAN.
140 Wirel ess LAN Setting the wireless LAN access point Preparation Follow the instruction m anua l of the wire less LA N acce ss poin t to ma ke settings for the acce ss poin t to reco gnize the c ompu ter . 1 T urn the wire less LAN on. 2 Click or on th e notification ar ea.
141 Wirel ess LAN 1 Clic k on th e not ific atio n ar ea and c lic k or . Click or on the notification area. 2 Click [802.1 1a Enabled] or [ 802.1 1a Disabled]. NOTE In some c ountries , commun ication using IEEE802 .1 1a (5 GHz wir eless L AN) standard i s rest ricted b y law .
142 Bluetooth <Only for model with Bluetooth> NOTE Communic ation is established thr ough the Blueto oth antenna (A). Do not block th e antenn a area wi th your hand . When Blu etooth is installed, [ Blueto oth] is di splaye d in the [Advanc ed] menu o f Setup Utility .
143 Bluetooth Fast User Switchi ng Function When swi tching to a different user with th e Fast Us er Swit ching fun ction, Bluetooth may n ot be used . In this case, l og off all users with out using Fas t User Swi tching func tion and pe rform the o peration o nce more.
144 Hard Disk Drive <CF- C1 Se ries > T o chang e your h ard dis k drive, c ontact yo ur techn ical su pport office. CAUTION Back up all the i mportant data b efore remov ing the h ard dis k drive.
145 Hard Disk Drive To i n s e r t A Inse rt the hard d isk dr ive unti l it sec urely fi ts in the sl ot. CAUTION Confirm t hat the l atch is su rely l ocked s o that th e hard disk does not fall w hen you c arry the c ompute r . NOTE Y ou can eras e the d ata before ch anging the hard dis k drive ( page 191 ).
146 Flash Memory Drive <Only for models with Flash Memory Drive> Some of the model s co ntain the flash me mory dr ive inste ad of a h ard dis k drive.
147 Flash Mem ory Dri ve Windows automat ically processe s “d efragment ” to spee d up in acce ssing f iles, etc. However , this proce ss is not always necessar y becau se you can ac cess fil es a t high sp eed even if the y are decentra lly-sa ved in the fla sh mem ory .
148 Setup Utility Y ou can ma ke the se ttings of the com puter ’s operating env ironme nt (password s etting s, startup dri ve sele ction , etc.) 1 T urn on or re start the c ompu ter . 2 Pres s F2 or Del while [Pana sonic] boot screen is displayed s oon af ter the computer st a rt s the st artup procedure.
149 Setup Utility Unde rlin ed i tems are t he fac tor y pres ets. Product Inf ormation System Information BIOS Information Information Men u Language En glish Japanese Model No. Computer info rmation (cannot be change d.) Serial No. Process or T ype Computer info rmation (cannot be change d.
150 Setup Utility Unde rlin ed i tems are t he fac tor y pres ets. Main Configura tion Main Menu System Date • Day of the Week/Month/Day /Y ear. • Y ou can us e Ta b to mov e the cursor . [xxx xx /xx/xxxx] System T im e • 24-hr . styl e. • Y ou can us e Ta b to mov e the cursor .
151 Setup Utility CPU Configuration Unde rlin ed i tems are t he fac tor y pres ets. Peripheral Configur ation Battery Cha rging LE D Mode • On ly fo r C F-C1 Seri es • Y ou can u se th e LED in dicator s on the front o f the com puter to chec k the b attery cha rging s tatus ( page 42 ).
152 Setup Utility Bluetooth • Only fo r model w ith Bl uetooth Dis abled Enabled Modem • Only fo r model w ith int ernal mo dem Dis abled Enabled PC Card Slot Dis abled Enabled Settin g • Set the PC Card S lot oper ation mode . Normally sel ect [S tandard].
153 Setup Utility Boot Option Priorities <CF- C1 Se ries > <D efaul t or der> <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> Boot Menu Boot Mode Fast Normal Boot Opti on #1 USB Floppy Di sk *1 Boot Opti on #2.
154 Setup Utility T o change the boot order Press Enter on the boo t device you wa nt to chang e and sel ect the bo ot devi ce from the follow ing menu.
155 Setup Utility Boot Prompt Configuration Unde rlin ed i tems are t he fac tor y pres ets. Security Menu Setu p Utilit y Pro mpt • When [Setup Utility Prompt] is se t to [Disabled], the m essage “Press F2 fo r Setup / F12 fo r LAN” is not displayed on [Panasonic] boo t sc reen.
156 Setup Utility Save Op tions Boot Over ride Exit Menu Save V alue s and Reboo t T o reb oot the sy stem after sav ing the chang es. Reboot Wi thout Sa ving Chan ges T o reb oot the sy stem with out saving th e changes . Save Cur rent V alues T o sav e the cha nges for all Setup option s.
157 Icon Enlarger Y ou can enlar ge the sc reen ite ms suc h as charac ters, ico ns, title bars and cursor . CAUTION “Icon E nlarger ” will n ot start up if the disp lay res olution is set lo wer than 1 024 x 768 dots. NOTE A part of th e enla rged me nu or s ome s creen item s may be hid den.
158 Loupe Utility Y ou can ma gnify the specifi c part of the sc reen. 1 Click (St art)/ [s t art] - [All Program s] - [Panasonic] - [Loupe Utility]. 2 Click [OK]. appears on the noti fication area. If does no t a ppear , click on the notificatio n area .
159 Loupe Utili ty The magni fied text o r image in the loupe w indow is fi xed at the m oment tha t the part is ma gnified ( e.g., at th e moment you pres s and ho ld Alt and ri ght-clic k). T o ref lect the c hange you made on the o riginal sc reen to the loupe wi ndow , click the loupe window.
160 Troubleshooting (Advanced) Cannot boot from a floppy disk Depend ing on the flo ppy disk you are us ing, the comput er may not boot proper ly . The operat ion is con firmed by Panason ic USB flop py disk drive (optional: CF -VFDU03U) when the comput er boots fro m the flopp y disk .
161 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) The computer does not enter sleep/st andby or hibernation If a peri pheral is connecte d, first re move the p eripher al, and the n enter sleep / s tandby or hibernatio n. If the computer st ill fails to enter sl eep/ standby or hibe rnation, restart the compu ter .
162 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Check a disk err or using the follo wing proc edure: A Remove a ll periphe ral d evices (inc luding a n extern al displ ay). B Click (S t art) - [Computer], right-cl ick [Local Disk (C :)] and c lick [P roperties].
163 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Some ap plications m ay not work p roperly When swi tching to a different us er with th e Fast User Switch ing fun ction, the followin g problem s may oc cur: • Some a pplication s may not work pr operly . • Key com bination with the Fn may not wo rk.
164 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) The battery indicator l ight s red The remai ning batte ry power is very lo w (the ch arge is approx. 9% or less) . Connect the AC adapto r . Y ou ca n use the com puter when the battery i ndicator li ght is orange .
165 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) The cursor cannot be controlled properl y Make su re [T ouch P ad] is s et to [E nabled] on the [Ma in] menu of the Se tup Utility . ( p age 150 ) With the following procedu re, chec k that no external mouse dr iver is installe d.
166 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Screen is too dark or too bright Press Fn + F2 or pus h (LCD Bright ness Up) bu tton (For CF-C1 Series ) (becom es brighter ). Press Fn + F1 or push (L CD Brightnes s Down) b utton (For CF-C1 Ser ies) ( becomes da rker).
167 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Nothing is displayed on the screen Check i f the pow er-savin g mode is active. • If the po wer indicator is l it: The displ ay is turn ed off. Press a key with n o independ ent effect, suc h as Ctrl or Shift .
168 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) The LCD brightness changes a number of times when the AC adaptor is disconnected Intel(R) video d river powe r savi ng func tion (Int el(R) Di splay P ower Sav ing T echnolo gy) is ac tive and automat ically changes the LCD brightnes s.
169 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Pressing a l etter key produces a number The com puter ma y be i n ten-ke y mode . If NumLk i ndicator lights up, pr ess NumLk , to disab le the ten- key mod e, and then input. Only c apital letters are being in put The com puter ma y be i n Caps Lock mode.
170 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) <CF- C1 Se ries > When you want to use the input panel T ouch th e scree n, Inpu t Panel (a pa rt of) may a ppear s at left sid e on disp lay . Click on the ta skbar . For inform ation ab out how to use it, click on the input pane l and clic k [Help T opic s] or [T utorial].
171 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> Cannot play back TV programs recorded on a commercial DVD recorder In order to play media othe r than DVD -RAM, they must be finaliz ed using the DVD re corder . Check whe ther the D VD is su pported i n this comp uter .
172 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> When a disc is inserted, it is not played automatical ly Remove th e disc a nd reins ert it.
173 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) In the f ollowing cases, i t is not p ossibl e to turn o ff using [Ma nual Swit ching ] of the Optical Disc Driv e Powe r-Savin g Utility: • When W inDVD is r.
174 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) <CF- C1 Se ries > A clacking sound is heard while operating the screen with the pen (included) The bui lt-in micr ophone i s pick ing up the pen ope ration soun ds.
175 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Depending on the device c onnected , the c omputer m ay not re cognize when th e device is conn ected or discon nected, or the devi ce may no t operate properly . Use the fol lowing pr ocedure: A Click (S t art) - [ Compu ter] - [Syste m pro perties] - [Dev ice Man ager].
176 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Click [S t art] - [Control Pane l] - [Performance and M aintenance] - [System] - [Hardware] - [Device M anager]. B Double- click [PCMCIA ad apters], and dou ble-cl ick the relevan t device . In [Resou rces], if [C onflicti ng devic e list] shows [No conf licts], there i s no con flict.
177 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) A device connected to a PC Card do es not operate correctly (e.g . unst able video images when wri ting videos to a DV camera using IEEE 1394 PC Card) This may occ ur because of performan ce degrada tion as a resu lt of the CPU power-sa ving funct ion.
178 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Some lim ited functi ons (e.g . deleting passport) are av ailable w ithout a func tional s ensor . In case of d eleted ope ration, it is nece ssary to cance l the finge rprint ve rificat ion ope ration to get to t he password dialog.
179 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Replacing sensor If you nee d to repl ace a non- functio ning finge rprint re ader , follow this procedu re. Enrollment to th e hard disk: If enroll ment to ha .
180 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Removing dat a from the reader When enr ollment to the de vice is used, pass port data is stored to the de vice.
181 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) B Click (St art)/ [start] - [All Progra ms] - [Accessories] - [Co mmand Pr ompt]. C Input [g etmac /fo l ist /v], and press Ente r . Insert a space betwe en “fo” and “list”, an d between “list” and “/v”.
182 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) Cannot communicate with the access point Usi ng th e foll owing pro cedure , conf irm whet her t he com pute r ’s prot ocol setti ngs are cor rec t (onl y when usin g TCP/ IP). A Click or on the notifica tion are a, and cli ck [Op en Network an d Sharin g Center].
183 Trou blesho otin g (Adva nced ) When usi ng a wireless LAN in an envi ronment tha t combi nes both IEE E802.1 1g and IEEE802. 1 1b, com municati on speed when usi ng IEEE80 2.
184 Hardware Diagnostics If the hard ware installed in thi s compu ter is n ot operati ng prope rly , yo u can use the PC-Di agnostic Utility to determ ine whether or n ot ther e is a prob lem. If the ut ility disc overs a probl em in the h ardware, contact you r techni cal supp ort office .
185 Hard ware D iagnos tics NOTE Only fo r the har d disk, ke yboar d and touc h pad, you ca n selec t standard di agnostic check or extended diagn ostic chec k. When t he PC-Dia gnostic Utility s tarts up, it wil l run the standard di agnostic check.
186 Hard ware D iagnos tics 4 <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> Select the [Main] me nu, then sele ct [Opti cal Drive Pow er] and press Enter . 5 <CF-F9/CF-S9 Series> Select [On] and press Enter . 6 Pres s F10 . At the c onfirmati on message , sele ct [Y es] and press Enter .
187 Hard ware D iagnos tics B Click t he icon fo r the har dware tha t is n ot to be checked , so th at the icon i s displayed i n gray (B). When ru nning a c heck on t he memo ry or t he hard d isk, .
188 Hard Disk Backup/ Restore Function [Backup and Restore Center ] and [Sys tem Recover y Options ] allow y ou crea te a back up of the ent ire har d disk data, whi ch can be us ed to rec over from hardw are failur e. T o cre ate a ba ckup of th e entire hard disk to anoth er storage media (e.
189 Hard Disk Backup /Restore Function 5 If you backup your fil es, click [Back up now]. If yo u do not bac kup you r files , click [S kip]. 6 Click [ Rest art] . The comp uter will restart. If [Ent er Passwo rd] is dis played d uring the following proced ure, input the Superv isor Pas sword or th e User Passw ord.
190 Hard Disk Backup /Restore Function D <CF-F9/CF-S9 S eries> Select the [Main] m enu, th en selec t [Optical Drive Power ] and p ress Enter . E <CF-F9/CF-S9 S eries> Select [On] an d press Enter . F Pres s F10 . • At the confirm ation mes sage, se lect [Y es] and pres s Ente r .
191 Hard Disk Data Erase Utility When dis posing t he compute r or trans ferring th e owners hip, eras e all ha rd disk da ta in order to avoid data lea kage. Ev en if you era se the data or initial ize the ha rd disk using n ormal W indows comm ands, the data ca n be read with some special software.
192 Hard Disk Data Erase Utility At the c onfirmati on message , sele ct [Y es] and press Enter . The c omput er wi ll re st art. 7 Pres s F2 or Del while [Panas onic] boot screen is displayed. The Se tup Utility starts up. If the password is requested , enter the Su pervisor Password .
193 Error Message Follow the instruc tions bel ow when an error cod e or mes sage appe ars. If th e prob lem persi sts or if the er ror code /message display ed is no t shown her e, co ntact your t echnica l suppor t office. Error Messa ge Solution Bad Sys tem C MOS An err or has o ccurr ed in the m emory o f syste m set tings .
194 Intel ® Active Management Technology <Only for model wi th Intel ® AM T> Intel ® AMT offers th e operationa l mana gement f unction a nd securit y functi on through network. 1 T urn on the computer , and press F2 or Del while [Panasonic] boot screen is display ed.
195 Intel ® Ac tive Mana gement Tech nolog y E Select [Intel(R) ME G eneral Set tings] and press Enter . F Select [Acti vate Networ k Acces s] and pr ess Enter . G Pres s Y on the [Ca ution] screen. H Select [Previ ous Me nu] and pr ess Ente r . I Select [Intel( R) AMT Con figur ation] and press Ente r .
196 Intel ® Ac tive Mana gement Tech nolog y When an u nintend ed chara cter is en tered, we r ecomme nd that you make a me mo of th e key y ou pressed and the character that wa s entered. 10 Inst alling the driver . A Click (S tart) and i nput “c: utildrive rsamtM EIset up.
197 Intel ® Ac tive Mana gement Tech nolog y 1 T urn on the computer , and press F2 or Del while [Panasonic] boot screen is display ed. The Set up Util ity starts up. If the passwo rd is req uested , enter the Superv isor Pass word. 2 If the S upervisor Pas sword is not set, s elect the [ Security] menu, then se t Supervisor Password.
198 Check the Computer ’ s Usage Status Y ou can use th e PC Inf ormation Viewer to ch eck th e compute r ’s usage statu s, and us e this in formatio n when c alling you r technic al suppor t office for advice. NOTE This com puter per iodical ly recor ds the ma nagement i nformati on of the hard di sk, etc.
199 Check the Comp uter’s Usage Status Save a copy of the screen to a file Y ou can sa ve a cop y of the s creen cur rently bei ng displ ayed to a file in bi tmap form at (.bmp) . A Displ ay the screen you want to sa ve. B Pres s Ctrl + Alt + F7 .
200 PC Information Popup Using PC Informati on Popup, you c an display informat ion on how to use the hard d isk. Enable the automatic display function When you log on to Windo ws for the first ti me, the screen to e nable the auto matic disp lay fu nction of PC Informa tion P opup appears .
201 PC Information Popup NOTE T o disp lay infor mation o n how to use the ha rd disk, do not add a check mark f or [Disab le the auto matic save fun ction for manag ement info rmation his tory] in [Ha rd Disk S tatus] of PC Informati on Viewer .
202 PC Information Popup NOTE When t he icon is not displ ayed, cl ick (S tart)/ [start ] - [All Programs ] - [Panas onic] - [PC Informati on Viewer] - [PC Informati on Pop up].
203 Protec ting Y our Compu ter from Viruse s A compute r viru s propagates through i nfect ions fro m one comp uter to another . Some vir uses are h ighly malici ous, des troying computer data, or pr eventing the comput er from starti ng up pro perly .
204 Technical Information Close the commu nicat ions so ftware before using the power saving function. If the power savin g function (sleep or hibern ation) is activated while co mmunic ations software is used, t he network connect ion may be inter rupted, or the per formanc e may be advers ely affected.
205 z Copy ri ght © Panasonic Corpor ation 2010 z Discl aimer Computer specifi cations and man uals are s ubject to change wi thout n otice. Pa nasonic Corpora tion ass umes no l iability for damag e incur red direc tly or indi rect ly from er rors, omis sions or disc repancies bet ween the comput er and the manuals.
Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Panasonic CF-S9KWAZZ1M insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
