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Getting

Staried

For

the

Model

No.,

insert

the

12

digit

number

(for

example,

CF-28MCFAZEM)

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

computer.

For

Product

Key

or

Product

ID,

write

down

the

number

shown

on

the

“Certificate

of

Au¬

thenticity”

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

computer.

Introduction

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

Panasonic

computer.

Read

the

operating

instructions

thoroughly

for

proper

operation

of

your

new

computer.

Illustrations

and

Terminology

in

this

Manual

NOTE:

NOTE

provides

a

useful

fact

or

helpful

information.

CAUTION:

CAUTION

indicates

a

condition

that

may

result

in

minor

or

moderate

injury.

WARNING:

WARNING

indicates

a

hazard

that

may

result

in

moderate

or

serious

injury.

[Start]

-

[Shut

Down]:

This

illustration

means

to

click

[Start],

then

to

click

[Shut

Down].

(For

some

applications,

you

may

need

to

double-click.)

(

Enter

)

:

This

illustration

means

to

press

the

[Enter]

key.

fFD

+

fFSl:

This

illustration

means

to

press

and

hold

the

[Fn]

key,

then

press

the

[F5]

key.

(1:

Information

for

Microsoft®^

Windows®'

98

users.

Information

for

Microsoft®

Windows

NT®

Workstation

Version

4.0

users.

Information

for

Microsoft®

Windows®

2000

Professional

users.

(S’:

Where

to

go

for

referred

information.

Q*

:

This

illustration

means

to

refer

to

the

Reference

Manual,

which

is

available

on

your

computer.

Refer

to

page

19

on

how

to

access

this

manual.

•

Some

of

the

illustrations

in

this

manual

may

differ

slightly

in

shape

from

the

actual

items

in

order

to

make

the

explanation

easier

to

understand.

•

The

following

items

are

described

as

“disks”.

SuperDisk

(120

MB),

Floppy

disk

(720

KB,

1.44

MB)

•

Circular

media

such

as

CD-ROM

and

DVD-ROM

arc

described

as

“discs”.

Copyright

This

manual

is

copyrighted

by

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

with

all

rights

reserved.

No

part

of

this

manual

may

be

reproduced

in

any

fonn

without

the

prior

written

permission

of

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

No

patent

liability

is

assumed

with

respect

to

the

use

of

the

information

contained

herein.

©2001

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

All

Rights

Reserved.

Disclaimer

Computer

specifications

and

manuals

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

assumes

no

liability

for

damage

incurred

directly

or

indirectly

from

errors,

omissions

or

discrepancies

between

the

computer

and

the

manuals.

Trademarks

PS/2’’'''^

is

a

trademark

of

International

Business

Machines

Corporation.

Microsoft®,

MS-DOS*

and

Windows*

are

registered

trademarks

of

Microsoft

Corporation

of

the

United

States

and/or

other

countries.

Pentium

is

a

registered

trademark

of

Intel

Corporation.

SuperDisk

™

and

SuperDisk

logo

are

trademarks

of

Imation

Corp.

Adobe*

and

Acrobat®

are

either

registered

trademarks

or

trademarks

of

Adobe

Systems

Incorporated

in

the

United

States

and/or

other

countries.

Panasonic®

is

a

registered

trademark

of

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

2

Read

Me

First

For

U.S.A.

Federal

Communications

Commission

Radio

Frequency

interference

Statement

Note:

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

•

Reorient

or

reloeatc

the

receiving

antenna.

•

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

•

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

•

Consult

the

Panasonic

Service

Center

or

an

experienced

ra¬

dio/TV

technician

for

help.

Warning

To

assure

continued

compliance,

use

only

shielded

interface

cables

when

connecting

to

a

computer

or

peripheral.

Also,

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

the

party

responsible

for

compliance

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

This

device

complies

with

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

is

subject

to

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

This

device

must

accept

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

Responsible

Party:

Matsushita

Electric

Corporation

of

America

One

Panasonic

Way

Sccaucus,

NJ

07094

Tel

No:l-800-LAPTOP-5

(1-800-527-8675)

FCC

Regulation

Notice

for

modem

This

equipment

contains

a

FCC

approved

modem.

Manufacturer

of

modem:

Aztech

Labs,

Inc.

Model

No.

MP3930V-W(C)

Tested

To

Comply

With

FCC

Standards

FOR

HOME

OR

OFFICE

USE

1.

T

his

equipment

complies

with

Part

68

of

the

FCC

rules.

On

the

computer

is

a

label

that

contains,

among

other

informa¬

tion,

the

FCC

registration

number

and

ringer

equivalence

num¬

ber

(REN)

for

this

equipment.

If

required,

this

information

must

be

provided

to

the

telephone

company.

2.

An

FCC

compliant

telephone

cord

and

modular

plug

is

pro¬

vided

with

this

equipment.

This

equipment

is

designed

to

be

connected

to

the

telephone

network

or

premises

wiring

using

a

compatible

modular

Jack

which

is

Part

68

compliant.

See

Installation

Instructions

for

details.

3.

The

REN

is

used

to

determine

the

quantity

of

devices

which

may

be

connected

to

the

telephone

line.

Excessive

RENs

on

the

telephone

line

may

result

in

the

devices

not

ringing

in

re¬

sponse

to

an

incoming

call.

In

most,

but

not

all

area,

the

sum

of

RENs

should

not

exceed

five

(5.0).

To

be

certain

of

the

number

of

devices

that

may

be

connected

to

a

line,

as

deter¬

mined

by

the

total

RENs,

contact

the

local

telephone

com¬

pany.

4.

If

your

telephone

equipment

cause

harm

to

the

telephone

net¬

work,

the

telephone

company

will

notify

you

in

advice

that

temporary

discontinuanee

of

service

may

be

required.

But

if

advice

notice

isn’t

practical,

the

telephone

company

will

no¬

tify

the

customer

as

soon

as

possible.

Also,

you

will

be

ad¬

vised

of

your

right

to

file

a

complaint

with

the

FCC

if

you

believe

it

is

necessary.

5.

The

telephone

company

may

take

changes

in

it’s

facilities,

equipment,

operations

or

procedures

that

could

affect

the

op¬

eration

of

the

equipment.

If

this

happens

the

telephone

com¬

pany

will

provide

advance

notice

in

order

for

you

to

make

necessary

modifications

to

maintain

uninterrupted

service.

6.

If

trouble

is

experienced

with

this

equipment,

for

repair

or

warranty

information,

please

contact

Matsushita

Electric

Corporation

of

America

at

DIAL

TOLL

FREE

1-800-

LAPTOP5

(1

-800-527-8675).

If

the

equipment

is

causing

harm

to

the

telephone

network,

the

telephone

company

may

request

that

you

disconnect

the

equipment

until

the

problem

is

resolved.

7.

There

arc

no

user

serviceable

parts

contained

in

this

equip-

,

ment.

8.

This

equipment

may

not

be

used

on

coin

service

provided

by

the

telephone

company.

Connection

to

party

lines

is

subject

to

state

tariffs.

9.

The

Telephone

Consumer

Protection

Act

of

1991

makes

it

unlawful

for

any

person

to

use

a

computer

or

other

electronic

device

to

send

any

message

via

a

telephone

fax

machine

un¬

less

such

message

clearly

contains

in

a

margin

at

the

top

or

bottom

of

each

transmitted

page

or

on

the

first

page

of

the

transmission,

the

date

and

time

it

is

sent

and

an

identification

of

the

business

or

other

entry,

or

other

individual

sending

the

message

and

the

telephone

number

of

the

sending

machine

or

such

business,

other

entity,

or

individual.

In

order

to

program

this

information

into

your

fax

software,

you

should

refer

to

the

manual

of

the

Fax

software

being

used.

10.

According

to

the

FCC’s

electrical

safety

advisory,

we

recom¬

mend

that

you

may

install

an

AC

surge

arrestor

in

the

AC

outlet

to

which

this

equipment

is

connected.

Telephone

companies

re¬

port

that

electrical

surges,

typically

lightning

transients,

are

very

destructive

to

customer

terminal

equipment

connected

to

AC

power

sources

and

that

this

is

a

major

nationwide

problem.

“Caution;

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

use

only

No.26

AWG

or

larger

telecom¬

munication

line

cord.”

“ATTENTION;

Pour

reduire

le

risque

d’incendie,

utiliser

uniquement

des

conducteurs

de

telecommunications

26

AWG

ou

de

section

superieure.”

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3

Getting

Started

Read

Me

First

Industry

Canada

(1C)

Notice

for

modem

This

equipment

contains

an

Industry

Canada

approved

modem

unit.

The

Industry

Canada

label

is

affixed

on

the

modem

unit.

EQUIPMENT

ATTACHMENT

LIMITATIONS

“NOTICE:

The

Industry

Canada

label

identifies

certified

equipment.

This

certification

means

that

the

equipment

meets

telecommunications

network

protective,

operational

and

safety

requirements

as

prescribed

in

the

appropriate

Terminal

Equipment

Technical

Requirements

document(s).

The

Department

does

not

guarantee

the

equipment

will

operate

to

the

user’s

satisfaction.

Before

installing

this

equipment,

users

should

ensure

that

it

is

permissible

to

be

connected

to

the

facilities

of

the

local

telecommunications

company.

The

equipment

must

also

be

installed

using

an

acceptable

method

of

connection.

The

customer

should

be

aware

that

compliance

with

the

above

conditions

may

not

prevent

degradation

of

service

in

some

situations.

Repairs

to

certified

equipment

should

be

coordinated

by

a

representative

designated

by

the

supplier.

Any

repairs

or

alterations

made

by

the

user

to

this

equipment,

or

equipment

malfunctions,

may

give

the

telecommunications

company

cause

to

request

the

user

to

disconnect

the

equipment.

Users

should

ensure

for

their

own

protection

that

the

electrical

ground

connections

of

the

power

utility,

telephone

lines

and

internal

metallic

water

pipe

system,

if

present,

are

connected

together.

This

precaution

may

be

particularly

important

in

rural

areas.

Caution:

Users

should

not

attempt

to

make

such

connections

themselves,

but

should

contact

the

appropriate

electric

inspection

authority,

or

electrician,

as

appropriate.”

“NOTICE:

The

Ringer

Equivalence

Number

(REN)

assigned

to

each

terminal

device

provides

an

indication

of

the

maximum

number

of

terminals

allowed

to

be

connected

to

a

telephone

interface.

The

termination

on

an

interface

may

consist

of

any

combination

of

devices

subject

only

to

the

requirement

that

the

sum

of

the

Ringer

Equivalence

Numbers

of

all

the

devices

does

not

exceed

5.”

REN:

See

bottom

of

the

computer

RESTRICTIONS

CONCERNANT

LE

RACCORDEMENT

DE

MATERIEL

“AVIS;

L’etiquette

d’Industrie

Canada

identific

Ic

materiel

homologuc.

Cette

etiquette

ccrtific

que

Ic

materiel

cst

conformc

aux

normes

de

protection,

d’exploitation

et

de

securite

des

reseaux

de

telecommunications,

comme

le

prescrivent

les

documents

concernant

les

exigences

techniques

relatives

au

materiel

terminal.

Le

Ministcre

n’assure

toutefois

pas

que

le

materiel

fonctionnera

a

la

satisfaction

de

I’utilisateur.

Avant

d’installcr

ce

materiel,

I’utilisateur

doit

s’assurcr

qu’il

est

permis

de

le

raccorder

aux

installations

de

I’entreprise

locale

de

telecommunication.

Le

materiel

doit

egalement

ctre

installe

cn

suivant

une

methodc

acceptee

de

raccordement.

L’abonnc

ne

doit

pas

oublier

qu’il

est

possible

que

la

conformite

aux

conditions

cnoncccs

ci-dessus

n’cmpeche

pas

la

degradation

du

service

dans

certaines

situations.

Les

reparations

de

materiel

homologue

doivent

etre

coordonnccs

par

un

representant

designe

par

Ic

foumisseur.

L’entrcprisc

de

telecommunications

pent

demander

a

Tutilisateur

de

debrancher

un

apparcil

a

la

suite

de

reparations

ou

de

modifications

effectuees

par

Tutilisateur

ou

a

cause

de

mauvais

fonctionnement.

Pour

sa

propre

protection,

Tutilisateur

doit

s’assurerque

tous

les

fils

de

mise

a

la

terre

de

la

source

d’energie

clcctrique,

des

lignes

tclephoniques

el

des

canalisations

d’eau

mctalliqucs,

s’il

y

en

a,

sont

raccordes

ensemble.

Cette

precaution

est

particulierement

importante

dans

les

regions

ruralcs.

Avertissement:

L’utilisatcur

ne

doit

pas

tenter

de

faire

ces

raccordements

lui-mcme;

il

doit

avoir

recours

a

un

service

d’inspection

des

installations

cicctriqucs,

ou

a

un

clcctricien,

selon

Ic

cas.”

“AVIS:

L’indice

d’equivalence

de

la

sonnerie

(lES)

assigne

a

chaque

dispositif

terminal

indique

le

nombre

maximal

de

terminaux

qui

peuvent

etre

raccordes

a

une

interface.

La

terminaison

d’une

interface

tcicphonique

peut

consister

en

une

combinaison

de

quelqucs

dispositifs,

a

la

seulc

condition

que

la

somme

d’indices

d’cquivalence

de

la

sonnerie

de

touts

les

dispositifs

n’excede

pas

5.”

lES;

Voir

sous

le

fond

de

Tordinateur

[impio

r

iant

Safety

Instructions

/

Importantes

Mesures

De

Securite

When

using

your

telephone

equipment,

basic

safety

pre¬

cautions

should

always

be

followed

to

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electric

shock

and

injury

to

persons,

including

the

fol¬

lowing;

1.

D

o

not

use

this

product

near

water,

for

example,

near

a

bath

tub,

wash

bowl,

kitchen

sink

or

laundry

tub,

in

a

wet

basement

or

near

a

swimming

pool.

2.

Avoid

using

a

telephone

(other

than

a

cordless

type)

dur¬

ing

an

electrical

storm.

There

may

be

a

remote

risk

of

electric

shock

from

lightning.

3.

Do

not

use

the

telephone

to

report

a

gas

leak

in

the

vicin¬

ity

of

the

leak,

4.

Use

only

the

power

cord

and

batteries

indicated

in

this

manual.

Do

not

dispose

of

batteries

in

a

fire.

They

may

explode.

Check

with

local

codes

for

possible

special

dis¬

posal

instructions.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

Certaines

mesures

de

securite

doivent

etre

prises

pendant

Tutilisation

de

material

tcicphonique

afm

de

reduire

les

risques

d’incendie,

de

choc

electrique

et

de

blcssures.

En

voici

quciqucsuncs:

1.

N

e

pas

utiliscr

Tapparcil

pres

de

I'eau,

p.ex.,

pres

d’une

baignoire,

d'un

lavabo,

d’un

evier

de

cuisine,

d'un

bac

a

laver,

dans

un

sous-sol

humidc

ou

pres

d’une

piscine.

2.

E

vitcr

d'utiliser

le

telephone

(sauf

s'il

s’agit

d’un

appareil

sans

fil)

pendant

un

orage

clcctrique.

Ceci

peut

presenter

un

risque

de

choc

electrique

cause

par

la

foudre.

3.

N

e

pas

utiliser

Tappareil

tcicphonique

pour

signaler

une

fuitc

dc

gaz

s'il

est

situc

pres

de

la

fuite.

4.

Utiliser

seulement

le

cordon

d'alimentation

et

le

type

de

piles

indiques

dans

ce

manual.

Ne

pas

jeter

les

piles

dans

le

feu:

dies

peuvent

exp

loser.

Se

conformer

aux

regicments

pertinents

quant

a

I’elimination

des

piles.

CONSERVER

CES

INSTRUCTIONS

4

Lithium

Battery

Precautions

Lithium

Battery!

This

computer

contains

a

lithium

battery

to

enable

the

date,

time,

and

other

data

to

be

stored.

The

battery

should

only

be

exchanged

by

authorized

service

personnel.

Warning!

A

risk

of

explosion

from

incorrect

installation

or

mis¬

application

may

possibly

occur.

Warnung

bezuglich

der

Lithlumbatterie

(Sicherungsbatterie)

Lithiumbattcrie!

Dieser

Computer

enthalt

einc

Lithiumbattcrie

zur

Sichcrung

von

Datum

und

Uhrzeit

der

cingebauten

Uhr

sowie

anderer

Systemdaten

im

Speicher

bci

einer

Unterbrechung

der

Hauptstromversorgung.

Diese

Sicherungsbatterie

darf

nur

von

Kundendienstpersonal

ausgcwechselt

werden.

Warnung!

Bci

falschem

Gebrauch

besteht

Explosionsgefahr!

Entsorgung

gcbrauchter

Battcrien

nach

Angabcn

des

Hcrstcllcrs.

Avertissement

concernant

la

pile

au

lithium

(pile

de

sauvegarde)

Pile

au

lithium!

Le

micro-ordinateur

renferme

une

pile

au

lithium

qui

permet

de

sauvegarder

certaines

donnccs

comme

la

date

et

I’hcure

notamment.

Elle

ne

devra

etre

remplacee

que

par

un

technicicn

qualifle.

Avertissement!

Risque

d'explosion

en

cas

de

non

respect

de

cette

mise

en

garde!

The

CF-28

was

developed

based

on

thorough

research

into

the

real-world

portable

computing

environments.

Exhaustive

pur¬

suit

of

usability

and

reliability

under

harsh

conditions

led

to

innovations

such

has

the

magnesium

alloy

exterior,

vibration

damped

hard

disk

drive

and

floppy

disk

drive,

flexible

internal

connections.

The

CF-28's

outstanding

engineering

has

been

tested

using

the

stiff

Ml

L-STD-

810E

(for

vibration

and

shock)

and

IP

(for

dust

and

water)

based

procedures.

As

with

any

portable

computer

device

precautions

should

be

taken

to

avoid

any

damage.

The

following

usage

and

handling

procedures

are

recommended.

Avoid

Radio

Frequency

Interference

Do

not

place

the

computer

near

a

television

or

radio

receiver.

Avoiding

low-temperature

burns

Avoid

more

than

casual

contact

with

any

heat

pro¬

ducing

area

of

the

notebook

computer,

AC

adap¬

tor,

and

any

option

or

accessory

you

use

with

it.

Even

low

heat,

if

warmer

than

body

temperature,

can

cause

a

bum,

if

the

skin

is

exposed

to

the

heat

source

for

a

long

enough

period

of

time.

Avoid

Magnetic

Fields

Keep

the

computer

away

from

magnets.

Keep

Small

Objects

Away

Do

not

insert

paper

clips

or

other

small

objects

into

the

computer.

Do

Not

Disassemble

the

Computer

Do

not

attempt

to

disassemble

your

computer.

Avoid

Excessive

Force

on

the

Display

Do

not

apply

excessive

downward

force

on

the

display

when

it

is

completely

opened,

especially

when

plugs

and/or

cables

arc

connected

to

the

rear

of

the

computer.

#

Peripherals

Incorrectly

using

peripheral

devices

may

lead

to

a

decrease

in

performance,

an

increase

in

temperature

and/or

damage

your

computer.

For

more

information

on

peripheral

devices,

refer

to

the

Reference

Manual.

#

Cables

Use

of

an

interface

cable

longer

than

3

m

{9.84

feet)

is

not

rec¬

ommended.

5

Getting

Started

Getting

Started

Read

Me

First

Precautions

(Battery

Pack)

•

Care

should

be

exercised

with

regard

to

the

following

in

or¬

der

to

avoid

the

possibility

of

liquid

leakage,

overheating,

or

bursting.

,

Avoid

Heat

Do

not

throw

the

battery

pack

into

a

fire

or

ex¬

pose

it

to

excessive

heat.

Keep

Articles

Away

Do

not

place

the

battery

pack

together

with

articles

such

as

necklaces

or

hairpins

when

carrying

or

stor¬

ing.

Do

Not

Disassemble

Do

not

insert

sharp

objects

into

the

battery

pack,

expose

it

to

bumps

or

shocks,

deform,

disassemble,

or

modify

it.

Do

Not

Short

Do

not

short

the

positive

(+)

and

negative

(-)

con¬

tacts.

Avoid

Extreme

Heat,

Cold

and

Direct

Sunlight

Do

not

charge,

use

or

leave

the

battery

pack

for

ex¬

tended

periods

where

it

will

be

exposed

to

direct

sunlight,

in

a

hot

place

(in

an

automobile

on

a

sunny

day,

for

example),

or

in

a

cold

place.

Do

Not

Use

With

Any

Other

Computer

The

battery

pack

is

rechargeable

and

was

intended

for

the

specified

computer

or

charger.

Do

not

use

it

with

a

computer

other

than

the

one

for

which

it

was

designed.

Do

Not

Put

into

a

Microwave

Do

not

put

the

battery

pack

into

a

microwave

oven

or

a

pressurized

chamber.

Stop

Using

Should

the

battery

emit

an

abnormal

odor,

become

hot

to

the

touch,

become

discolored,

change

shape,

or

become

in

any

way

different

from

normal,

remove

it

from

the

computer

or

charger

and

stop

using

it.

O

Do

not

touch

the

terminals

on

the

battery

pack.

The

battery

pack

may

no

longer

function

properly

if

the

contacts

are

dirty

or

damaged.

•

Do

not

expose

the

battery

pack

to

water,

or

allow

it

to

become

wet.

•

If

the

battery

pack

will

not

be

used

for

a

long

period

of

time

(a

month

or

more),

charge

or

discharge

(use)

the

battery

pack

until

the

remaining

battery

level

becomes

30%

to

50%

and

store

it

in

a

cool,

dry

place.

•

This

computer

prevents

overcharging

of

the

battery

by

re¬

charging

only

when

the

remaining

power

is

less

than

ap¬

prox.

95%

of

capacity.

•

The

battery

pack

is

not

charged

when

the

computer

is

first

purchased.

Be

sure

to

charge

it

before

using

it

for

the

first

time.

When

the

AC

adaptor

is

connected

to

the

computer,

charging

begins

automatically.

•

Should

the

battery

leak

and

the

fluid

get

into

your

eyes,

do

not

rub

your

eyes.

Immediately

flush

your

eyes

with

clear

water

and

see

a

doctor

for

medical

treatment

as

soon

as

pos¬

sible.

Xnote)

-^^

•

The

battery

pack

may

become

warm

during

recharging

or

normal

use.

This

is

completely

normal.

•

Recharging

will

not

commence

outside

of

the

allowable

temperature

range

(0

°C

to

50

°C

{32°F

to

122

®F})

(3=

"Battery

Power".

Once

the

allowable

range

requirement

is

satisfied,

charging

begins

automatically.

Note

that

the

recharging

time

varies

based

on

the

usage

conditions.

(Recharging

takes

longer

than

usual

when

the

temperature

is

10

°C

{50

®F}

or

below.)

•

If

the

temperature

is

low,

the

operating

time

is

shortened.

Only

use

the

computer

within

the

allowable

temperature

range.

•

This

computer

has

a

high

temperature

mode

function

that

prevents

the

degradation

of

the

battery

in

high

temperature

environments.

If

the

high

temperature

mode

is

enabled

in

the

Setup

Utility

'‘Setup

Utility'’),

a

level

of

100%

in

the

[High

temp]

mode

is

about

a

level

of

80%

in

the

[Normal

temp]

mode.

•

The

battery

pack

is

a

consumable

item.

If

the

amount

of

time

the

computer

can

be

run

off

a

particular

battery

pack

becomes

dramatically

shorter

and

repeated

recharging

do

not

restore

its

performance,

the

battery

pack

should

be

replaced

with

a

new

one.

•

When

a

spare

battery

pack

is

to

be

carried

in

a

pocket

or

bag,

it

is

recommended

that

it

be

placed

in

a

plastic

bag

so

that

its

contacts

are

protected.

•

Always

power

off

the

computer

when

it

is

not

in

use.

Leaving

the

computer

on

when

the

AC

adaptor

is

not

connected

will

exhaust

the

remaining

battery

capacity.

V_____/

6

•

Do

not

expose

your

computer

to

shock.

Use

care

when

handling

your

computer,

shock

may

damage

your

hard

disk

or

make

your

software

applications

and

data

unusable.

•

Do

not

power

off

your

computer

while

softsvare

applications

are

running

or

HDD

indicator

(^)

is

on.

Properly

shut

Windows*

down

to

avoid

problems

([Start]

-

[Shut

Down]).

•

Save

all

valuable

data

to

disks.

Backing

up

data

to

disks

w’ill

limit

damage

should

trouble

occur

to

your

computer

or

should

you

inad¬

vertently

change

or

erase

data.

•

Use

the

security

function

for

all

important

data.

"Security

Measures")

•

Windows

98

:

This

computer

uses

Microsoft*

Windows*

98

Operating

System.

Windows

NT

:

This

computer

uses

Microsoft*

Windows

NT*

Workstation

Version

4.0.

Windows

2000

:

This

computer

uses

Microsoft*

Windows®

2000

Professional

Operating

System.

Hard-Disk-Lock'

When

the

Hard

Disk

Lock

is

set

to

[Enable],

it

is

impossible

to

read/writc

data

from/to

the

hard

disk

when

the

hard

disk

is

installed

in

a

different

computer,

since

a

password

is

also

set

for

the

hard

disk.

When

the

hard

disk

is

returned

to

the

original

computer,

you

can

read

and

write

data

as

before.

In

this

case,

however,

make

the

settings

in

the

Setup

Utility

exactly

the

same

as

they

were

before

the

hard

disk

was

removed.

(Note

that

this

Hard

Disk

Lock

does

not

guarantee

complete

protection

of

data.

)

"Security

Measures")

Saving

Data

on

Disks

•

Do

not

power

down

your

computer

or

press

the

disk

eject

button

while

the

IMP

indicator

(|^)

is

on.

Doing

so

may

damage

the

data

on

the

disk

and

render

the

disk

useless.

Use

care

when

handling

disks.

To

protect

the

data

on

your

disks

or

to

prevent

a

disk

from

becoming

stuck

in

your

computer,

avoid

the

following;

•

Sliding

the

shutter

on

the

disk

manually.

•

Exposing

the

disk

to

a

magnetic

field.

•

Storing

the

disk

in

locations

prone

to

high

temperatures,

low

pitched

noise,

dampness,

or

dust.

•

Applying

more

than

one

label

on

the

disk.

Confirm

the

contents

of

a

disk

before

formatting

it.

Confirm

that

no

important

data

is

on

the

disk,

because

all

data

on

the

disk

will

be

erased.

Use

the

write-protect

tab.

This

is

a

must

for

preserving

important

data.

This

prevents

your

data

from

being

erased

or

overwritten.

Write

Enable

Write

Disable

Computer

Viruses

Users

are

advised

to

purchase

the

latest

versions

of

virus

protection

software

and

use

them

regularly.

We

recommend

you

run

the

software;

•

When

booting

your

computer.

•

After

receiving

data.

We

recommend

that

you

check

data

received

on

disks

or

from

external

sources,

such

as

data

downloaded

from

the

Internet,

e-mail,

etc.

(For

compressed

files,

uncompress

them

before

running

a

check).

System

File

Checker

4

winaow'^

98

l

Microsoft

Corporation

has

announced

that,

with

a

computer

in

which

Internet

Explorer

5.01

is

installed,

if

the

[System

File

Checker]

in

[System

Information]

is

executed,

the

following

may

occur.

*

The

message

[System

File

Checker

identified

that

the

following

file

may

be

corrupted]

may

appear

for

normal

files.

•

In

such

cases,

there

is

the

possibility

that

the

system

will

become

unstable

if

the

file

is

repaired

with

the

System

File

Checker.

In

this

computer,

since

Internet

Explorer

5.01

is

the

default

browser,

do

not

use

the

System

File

Checker.

7

Getting

Started

Read

Me

First

Usage

Environment

•

Place

the

computer

on

a

flat

stable

surface,

e

In

use:

Temperature;

5

®C

to

35

{41

*F

to

95

Humidity:

30%

to

80%

RH

(No

condensation)

Not

in

use:

Temperature:

-20

°C

to

60

®C

(-4

®F

to

140

°F}

Humidity:

30%

to

90%

RH

(No

condensation)

Handling

e

This

computer

has

been

designed

so

as

to

minimize

shock

to

the

LCD

and

hard

disk

drive,

the

leakage

of

liquid

(e.g.,

water)

on

to

the

keyboard,

etc.,

but

no

warranty

is

provided

against

such

trouble.

Therefore,

as

a

precision

instrument,

be

extremely

careful

in

the

handling.

•

Do

not

drop

or

hit

your

computer

against

solid

objects.

•

Do

not

carry

your

computer

when

it

is

on.

•

Remove

all

cables

before

transporting

your

computer.

©

We

recommend

preparing

a

fully

charged

battery

(and

optional

charger,

if

possible).

When

transporting

spare

batteries

inside

a

package,

briefcase,

etc.,

it

is

recommended

that

the

batteries

be

stored

in

a

plastic

bag.

©

Do

not

place

the

computer

upright

or

allow

it

to

tip

over.

When

the

computer

receives

extremely

strong

shock

after

falling,

the

hard

disk

or

floppy

disk

drive,

etc.,

may

become

inoperable.

•

Do

not

carry

the

computer

while

the

display

is

open,

or

carry

it

by

gripping

the

display.

•

Do

not

put

anything

(e.g.,

a

piece

of

paper)

between

the

display

and

keyboard.

©

Always

carry

your

computer

with

you.

Never

check

it

in

with

luggage.

For

use

of

the

computer

inside

an

aircraft,

we

recommend

asking

the

airlines

regarding

their

policy

on

this

issue.

©

It

is

a

good

idea

to

make

backup

copies

on

disks

and

carry

them

with

you.

©

Do

not

leave

a

disk

in

the

drive

while

transporting

your

computer.

Maintenance

Display

Use

the

soft

cloth

included

with

the

computer.

(For

more

information,

refer

to

“Suggestions

About

Clean¬

ing

the

LCD

Surface”

that

comes

with

the

soft

cloth.)

Areas

excluding

the

display

Wipe

these

areas

with

a

soft

cloth,

after

applying

water

or

detergent

di¬

luted

with

water

to

the

soft

cloth

and

firmly

wringing

out

excess

water.

Do

not

use

benzene,

thinner,

or

rubbing

alcohol.

Doing

so

may

adversely

affect

the

surface,

e.g.,

discoloration.

In

addition,

do

not

use

commer-

cially-available

household

cleaners

and

cosmet¬

ics,

as

they

may

contain

components

harmful

to

the

surface.

Do

not

directly

add

or

spray

water

or

detergent.

If

liquid

enters

the

inside

of

the

computer,

it

may

cause

it

to

work

improperly

or

be

damaged.

8

First-time

Operation

Read

the

steps

below

to

help

you

leam

what

parts

arc

included,

and

to

gain

an

understanding

of

some

basic

computer-related

operations.

Cover

Confirm

the

inclusion

of

all

parts

Make

sure

the

parts

shown

in

the

figure

have

been

supplied.

If

any

of

these

items

are

missing

or

is

not

working

properly,

contact

Panasonic

Technical

Support.

^

Write

down

the

Product

Key

or

Product

ID

The

Product

Key

or

Product

ID

is

necessary

during

the

setup

procedure

for

Windows

after

reinstalling.

Write

down

the

number

shown

on

the

“Certificate

of

Authenticity"

located

on

the

bottom

of

the

computer

in

the

“Customer’s

Record”

section

on

page

2

of

this

manual.

3

Read

the

LIMITED

USE

LICENSE

AGREEMENT

(o-page

28)

Before

removing

the

seal

covering

the

power

switch,

read

the

LIMITED-USE

LICENSE

AGREEMENT.

4

Insert

the

battery

pack

(T)

Turn

your

computer

over,

and

slide

the

latches

inward.

@

Lift

open

the

cover

holding

both

sides

and

remove

the

cover.

(

3

)

Insert

the

battery

pack

into

the

computer

with

the

label-side

up.

•

Be

sure

the

battery

pack

is

properly

connected

to

the

connector.

•

Do

not

allow

the

battery

connector

to

touch

any

portion

of

the

computer.

The

computer

may

not

operate

properly.

(

4

)

Put

the

cover

back

into

place

holding

both

sides.

@

Slide

the

latches

outward.

If

the

cover

is

not

attached

properly,

the

battery

may

fall

out

while

the

com¬

puter

is

being

carried.

When

attaching

the

cover,

be

careful

not

to

get

your

fingers

and

the

tab

caught

in

the

cover.

Getting

Started

First-time

Operation

Connect

your

computer

to

a

power

outiet

CAUiTiiON

D-

Be

sure

the

AC

adaptor

is

connected

until

completing

Step

9

on

page

12.

Handling

the

AC

adaptor

•

Do

not

twist

or

pull

the

AC

power

cord

forcefiilly.

Doing

so

may

damage

the

connections.

•

Use

only

the

specified

AC

adaptor

with

your

computer.

Using

an

AC

adaptor

other

than

the

one

supplied

might

damage

the

battery

and/or

the

computer,

•

When

the

DC

plug

is

not

connected

to

the

computer,

disconnect

the

AC

cord

from

your

AC

wall

outlet.

O

Problems

such

as

sudden

voltage

drops

may

arise

during

periods

of

thunder

and

lightning.

Since

this

could

adversely

affect

your

computer,

an

uninterruptible

power

source

(UPS)

is

highly

recommended

unless

the

battery

pack

is

installed.

•

When

closing

the

cover,

first

insert

the

top

of

the

cover.

6

Open

the

display

(T)

Pull

the

carrying

handle

forward.

Lift

up

the

latch.

Lift

open

the

display.

Power

Indicator

@

Turn

your

computer

on

Rotate

the

power

switch

clockwise

and

hold

it

for

approximately

one

second

until

the

power

indicator

turns

on

before

releasing

it.

Do

not

rotate

the

power

switch

repeatedly.

Once

the

computer

is

powered

off,

you

must

wait

at

least

ten

seconds

before

powering

it

on

again.

NOTE^

The

power

saving

function

is

factory

set,

so

if

there

is

no

input

from

a

key,

the

touch

pad,

the

touchscreen

or

an

external

mouse

(when

one

is

connected)

for

a

certain

interval

of

time,

the

power

to

the

LCD

and

hard

disk

may

be

turned

off.

The

LCD

will

resume

operation

when

the

touch

pad,

the

touchscreen

or

an

external

mouse

(when

one

is

connected)

is

used

or

a

key

is

pressed.

The

power

to

the

LCD

may

be

turned

off

while

Windows

is

setting

up

or

even

when

an

application

software

is

being

installed.

In

this

case,

beca

use

it

is

conc

eivable

that

a

selection

dialog

box

will

be

shown,

do

not

press

C

Space)

or

(

Enter

)

to

attempt

to

resume

from

this

condition

as

doing

so

may

trigger

a

s

election

,

but

instead,

press

a

key

unrelated

to

the

direct

triggering

of

a

selection,

like

(SFD

In

addition,

when

the

computer

is

left

alone,

it

automatically

enters

the

standby*

mode

(C?

“Standby/Hibemation

Functions”).

The

computer

will

resume

by

rotating

the

power

switch.

*

Windows

2000:

standby

or

hibernation