Samsung WF10 Manual de usuario

Computer Basics

This section allows you to have an over

all look at your new computer.

It shows you how to turn

the computer On/Off and

how to use the basic devices

such as keyboard,

mouse, etc.

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Play/Pause

Repeat

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CD (or DVD, DVD Combo) Drive ◆

CD Storage space

You may store

your recovery/software CDs.

On Display (Refer to page 12)

Audio Button

You may play an audio CD without having to

start Windows (Refer to page 27)

Volume Control Dial Used when listening to a

CD by using the Audio Button.

Skip/Search

USB device port

Headphone jack

Microphone jack

IEEE 1394 device

port (4PIN)

Digital (S/PDIF-Optical) sound port

Connet to MD Player, 5.1 Channel

speaker, etc. (Refer to page 30)

Stop

Skip/Search

Power Button / Power Display Light

Green : Computer ON

Orange: Standby Mode

PC Card slot

You may use PC (PCMCIA) cards.

Push upward

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Looking at your computer

Front View

The ◆indicates an optional item.

The particular item may not be included with your model or

may be different from what is actually provided.

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Back View

The mark indicates mandatory devices that must be connected.

■Sound card

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Mouse port (PS/2)

Game joystick, etc port

Rear speaker jack (Line out)

Microphone jack

Sound input device jack (Line in)

Digital(S/PDIF-Coaxial)/Analog(5.1 Speakers)

sound output jack

The default setting is set on digital sound.

The setting must be changed to use analog sound.

(Refer to page 30)

Front speaker jack (Line out)

Keyboard port (PS/2)

Serial device port

Printer (LPT) port

Telephone port

(for connection when needed)

Analog monitor port

Sound card

12V power output port

Monitor (MCX15A) power, etc.

IEEE 1394 device port (6PIN)

USB device port

(USB keyboard, mouse)

Telephone line port

(for communications via a modem)

Digital (DVI) monitor port

The default setup for the graphics card output is set on

analog. You may change the setting to digital when using

an LCD monitor. (Refer to page 85)

LAN card

Power cable port

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Keyboard components

The keyboard is a device which is used to input data.

You have the option to choose between standard or wireless keyboards.

■Function keys Executes the various program functions.

Their use varies according to the program

■Additional keys Moves the cursor up/down or to the front

or back of a line.

■Windows keys Displays the Windows start menu.

■Application key Displays the program menu for the program

currently in operation.

■Directional keys Moves the cursor up/down and right/left.

■Numeric keys The keys are used to input numbers when

Num Lock is ON.

The wireless keyboard operates only on the WF10 model computer.

The operational status is displayed on the front operation display

window.

Refer to Chapter 3 Changing the wireless switch to use more

than three keyboards at one time.

If the batteries die on your wireless keyboard, you may use

the power cable located inside of the keyboard, to connect to

your computer’s USB port for use.

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Function keys

Power cable

Additional keys

Application key

Windows keys Numeric keys

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Special keys

Special keys are located at the top of your keyboard.

You can use these keys to make use of your computer more conveniently.

■Power save key

Executes the Power save standby mode.

The power display lights turns orange when the sandby mode is executed.

Push any key on your keyboard or mouse to restart your computer.

However, because the wireless mouse will not operate, please use your wireless

keyboard.

■Program keys

You can assign frequently used programs to each key for more

convenient use.

- To change the key setup

Ex) Setting up Microsoft Paint for the USER 1 key

1. Double-click on the Magic Keyboard icon( ) on the Taskbar.

2. Select USER 1 in Key setup of Magic Keyboard Properties and click Browse...

3. Select the program of your choice in Browse... and click Open.

Ex) Program location: C:\ WINDOWS\ System32\ mspaint.exe

4 Click OK and the change is saved.

Volume control

Skip/SearchStopRun Norton AntiVirus Mail Receipt

display

Play/Pause

Skip/Search

Connect to the Internet

Open CD Drive

Power Save key

Program keys

USER 1 key: Run Explorer

USER 2 key: Run Calculator

USER 3 key: Run Note Pad

Mute

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Using the mouse

The mouse is a device used to move and/or control the cursor or

pointer on the display.

You have the option of choosing a standard or wireless mouse with your computer.

Therefore, your mouse may be different from what is described here.

The pointer on your computer’s display moves in the direction in which you move

the mouse.

The wireless mouse operates only on the WF10 model computer.

The operational status is displayed on the front operation display window.

The wireless mouse must be used near the front of the computer.

An obstacle between the mouse and the computer may prevent the mouse from

operating properly. Additionally, if you are pointing in the wrong direction or too

far away from the computer, the mouse will not operate properly.

Refer to Chapter 3 Changing the wireless switch to use more than one keyboard

at one time.

What is a cursor or pointer?

It is a mark that indicates the location of the mouse.

The arrow-shaped symbol, used to move objects is called a pointer and

the -shaped symbol used to indicate the location of text input is called a cursor.

Wheel dial

Right button

Left button

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■The functions of the mouse

If your mouse is not working properly

Dust, etc. on the desk may collect inside of the mouse, causing it to malfution.

You must clean the mouse periodically to prevent such occurrences.

1. Turn counter clockwise, the ball cover located on the bottom

of your mouse and open it take out the ball from

the mouse.

2. Use a soft cloth to remove dirt from the ball.

3. Remove dirt, etc. from the roller (3 sections).

Use of excessive force or sharp objects may damage

the roller. Please pay attention.

4. Replace the ball in the mouse and turn cover clockwise

to fix it in place.

Execution methodFunction

To move the

pointer

Move your mouse to the

direction of your choice,

the pointer will move

accordingly.

Move

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To select an item Place your mouse on the

item and click once on your

left mouse button

Click

To run a program or

open a file or folder Swiftly click twice on your

left mouse button.

Double-

click

To open the

shortcut menu Click on the item with the

right mouse button.

Click on

right mouse

button

To move a

selected item

Select the item to move

and drag to the location of

your choice while pressing

on the left mouse button.

Click/drag

To view the top/bot-

tom of your

monitor display

Scroll your wheel dial

up and down.

Scroll

Roller location

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Turning computer On/Off

To turn computer On

1. Connect all the peripheral devices according to instructions in

the Installation Guide.

2. Turn the Monitor and other peripheral equipment ON.

3. Press the Power button to turn your computer ON.

If you have multiple users registered, click on User Name in the Start Menu.

When you turn your computer On for the first time, you will see

the Windows registration window appear on the monitor display.

■Looking at On Display

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Wireless keyboard/

mouse movement display Mail inbox display

Computer operation display

Audio Button operation display

CPU operation speed/

audio CD play time display

Wireless keyboard Lock key and

Hard Drive operation display

Audio Button operation display

(may not operate in certain

multimedia programs)

Wireless keyboard/

mouse battery charge level

(appears when charged 50% or less)

NO Audio CD display

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To turn computer Off

1. Click on start on the Taskbar and click on Turn Off Computer.

2. Click Turn Off from the [Turn Off Computer] window.

If your computer does not turn Off, press on the power button for five seconds

to turn it off manually.

When you turn your computer Off manually.

The Hard Drive may be exposed to damage due to electric waves flowing

within the computer.

Additionally, your computer may conduct Disk Check upon restarting your

computer after manual Turn Off.

Unplugging the power cable, telephone cable, etc while your computer is in

use may cause computer electric shock to damage your computer.

Please take caution to avoid such damage.

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When using a circuit breaker

If you use a circuit breaker (rated 30A/30mA ELB), you can use up to twelve

computer systems (including the monitors) simultaneously.

However, if excessive electricity flow causes the circuit breaker to suspend

power, you may run the risk of losing data in your computer.

For a safe usage environment, we recommend the acquisition of about

30% margin. Therefore, the use of about eight computers per each circuit

breaker is recommended.

User account registration and revision

You may register several users on one computer and

create individual user environments for use.

Let’s look at ways in which users may be added or switched.

■To add a user

1. Click start Control Panel.

2. Click User Accounts then click on Create a New Account.

3. Click Type a name for the new account and Next.

4. Select the Account Type and click Create Account.

A new user account is created.

■To switch a user

1. Click start Log Off.

2. Click Switch User.

3. In the [Windows Log On] window, select the desired User Name.

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