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A-760 SERIES NOTEBOOK OPERATOR’S MANUAL 5/15/01 Prepared By: ______________ Reviewed By:_______________ Reviewed By:_______________ Reviewed By:_______________ Reviewed By:_______________ Approved By:______________ P/N: 799001122002R00 A-760 SERIES NOTEBOOK OPERATOR’S MANUAL P/N: 799001122002R00 A-320 Notebook Operator’s Manual Rev.00a © Copyright by MTC Corporation 1998. All rights reserved. No part of this publication maybe reproduced by any means for any reason without express written approval from MTC Corporation or its authorized representative. MTC Corporation makes no representations, either express or implied concerning the accuracy of this manual. All the information contained herein is believed to be complete and reliable as of the printing date. MTC Corporation reserves the right to make changes to this manual or product specifications without obligation to notify any person of such changes. IBM, IBM PC/AT and OS/2 are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation. Intel Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. MS-DOS, XENEX, Windows 95 and MS-Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. UNIX is a registered trademark of AT&T Bell Laboratories. Other brand and product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective holders. A-760 Series Notebook Operator's ManualNoticce for Users in the USA Rev.00b Class B Regulations 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 design 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 relocate 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 dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Please note: 1. The use of a non-shielded interface cable with this equipment is prohibited. 2. A shielded AC power cord must be used with this equipment. A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Rev.00c Products with the CE Marking comply with both the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European Norms:
EN55022 (CISR 22)-Radio Frequency Interference
EN50082-1 (IEC801-2, IEC801-3, IEC801-4)-Electromagnetic immunity
EN60555-2 (IEC555-2)-Power Line Harmonics
EN61000-3-3 (IEC1000-3-3)-Voltage Fluctuations and Flicker A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Rev.00d Record of Changes CHANGE NO.DATETITLE OR BRIEF DESCRIPTIONENTERED BY 0030, oct, 1999Initial Release A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Rev.00e Preface This is the A-760 Series Notebook Operation Guide. Contents This manual contains information for personnel using the A-760 Series notebook computer. Readers should have a basic understanding of Windows 95/98 or any other operating system installed on the computer when reading this document. With the exception of the SETUP configuration program, which is part of the system firmware, this manual does not explain any of the software or devices used with the system. Supplemental manuals or text-based documents on the hard disk supply information about any software included with the system. Audience All operators using the notebook in or out of the field should read and become familiar with this manual. Organization This manual has three chapters. Chapter 1 introduces the notebook pointing out its major features. Chapter 2 explains daily operation. Chapter 3 gives detailed information about configuring the notebook. Supplemental Reading For further information about this computer and computing in general, use these references: •A-760 Series Service Manual for detailed troubleshooting and repair instructions for serious hardware problems associated with the A-760 Series notebook. •Various software manuals offer detailed instructions about individual programs run on the notebook. A-760 Notebook Operator's Manual Rev.00f Specifications (reference only) StandardOptional CPU Intel Pentium II/III 333, 400 MHzIntel Pentium II/III 400MHz or more RAM 128 MB128 MB or above Display 1. 12.1-inch color LCD, 64K color TFT,super VGA 2. 13.3-inch color LCD, SVGA TFT/DSTN Input Devices •87-key shower proof and dust-proof rubber keyboard •Embedded two-button Track Pad Backlight option Expansion Unit •optional easy installed expansion unit (max. 20watts) for two 3/4 size ISA bus cards; or 3/4 size ISA bus card & one CD-ROM (same module as the one in Bay 1) Communication ports • two RS-232C serial port • One Centronics parallel port, support EPP/ECP • One external monitor port • One external PS/2 keyboard port • One PS/2 mouse port • One external power supply port • One infrared port, IrDA compliance • One 200-Pin docking port Battery pack • removable & rechargeable main Ni-MH battery pack with the functions of on-line charge and hot swap (while Bay 1 or Bay 2 battery coexists), total 64 watts • removable & rechargeable Bay 1 Ni- MH battery pack in Bay 1, total 41watts • removable & rechargeable Bay …

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A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 1 Rev.001-1 Chapter 1 System Overview 1-1 Introduction A- 760 Series notebook computer is a new generation notebook computer. It is a high-end rugged notebook computer which is an industrial notebook with some rugged features such as vibration, shock, drop and drip-proof. It is designed for using in vehicle or in the harsh environment. The A-760 Series notebook computer implements the new technologies in the industrial market. Large display panel, high capacity hard disk drive, PCI bus and CD-ROM, etc. An Intel Pentium CPU with MMX is the heart of this notebook computer. This chapter introduces and explains the A-760 Series notebook and its computer parts. 1-2 System Description The A-760 Series computer is a compact fully portable notebook computer. It operates as a stand alone system for most applications. It offers superior performance under harsh environmental and operating conditions. It is fully compatible with the IBM PC/AT standard. 1-3 System Configuration This section presents and explains possible notebook hardware configurations. Refer to the nameplate on the notebook bottom for that system's configuration. 1-3.1 Standard Configuration Table 1-1 lists the major common features of the standard A-760 systems. The specifications in this table may be different from yours due to the optional items. Please refer to the detailed specifications I ncluding the standard and optional configuratons on page d. Table 1-1 Standard A-760 Notebook Computer FeatureDescription CPUIntel Pentium II/III 333, 400 MHz or more Storage deviceRemovable 2.5-inch 6.4 GB hard disk drive ( or more ) Removable 3.5-inch 1.44 MB Floppy disk drive Display1. 12.1-inch color LCD, 64K color TFT, super VGA 2. 13.3-inch color LCD, SVGA TFT/DSTN 800x600 resoulation, integrated power conserve mode Power sourceRechargeable removable Ni-MH battery ( or other type ) Keyboard87key shower proof rubber keyboard, Embedded two button track pad ExpansionTwo PCMCIA sockets (type II or one type III compatible) I/O DevicesOne Parallel port, D-type 25-pin One VGA External port, D-type 15 pin Two Serial port , D-type 9 pin (COM1 & COM2) One PS/2 Keyboard and One PS/2 mouse One IrDA Port A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 1 Rev.001-2 1-3.2 Options and Accessories
External FDD
EL-Backlight Keyboard The EL-Backlight keyboard function keys is Fn+F8.
DVD
LS120 1-3.2.1 Carrying Bag The carrying bag makes carrying the notebook and its peripherals easier. It has compartments for up to four diskettes, this manual, the power supply, and all notebook cables. 1-3.3 System Identification The nameplate listing system information is at the bottom of the notebook. It con- tains: •Factory configuration •Model number •Serial number 1-4 Unpacking Use this checklist to make sure all items included with the notebook are present in good condition. •Notebook computer •Rechargeable battery pack •AC adapter •Power cord •Operation Manual •PCMCIA diskette •TRACKPAD diskette •VGA Driver diskette If any items are missing or damaged, please contact the supplier. 1-5 Notebook Features Figures from 1-1 through 1-11 identify the major notebook parts, indicators, and controls. Figure 1-1 A-760 Notebook, Front View 1 2 3 5 4 A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 1 Rev.001-3 1-5.1 Cover The notebook cover (Item 1, Figure 1-1) houses the display unit and its control devices. 1-5.2 Display The display have three types, one is 12.1” TFT 16 bit color LCD display (Item 2, Figure 1-1) is selected in A320-Series notebook computer. The resolution of this LCD display is 800 X 600 pixels (SVGA standard). But the connection mechanism from LCD display to motherboard is designed flexibly for different venders of LCD displays and different types. The other is 13.3” TFT 24 bit color LCD display , the resolution is 1024 X 768. 1-5.3 Power Switch The power switch (Item 5, Figure 1-1) turns the notebook power on and off. 1-5.4 Keyboard The keyboard ( Item 3, Figure 1-1), is the primary tool for typing data and commands into the notebook. * About others language keyboard refer to the Appendix A. 1-5.4.1 Function Keys The function keys give special commands defined by software. The notebook BIOS also uses function keys to set some configuration parameters. The rubber keyboard has twelve function keys numbered from F1 through F12 (Item 1, Figure 1-2) and Fn (Item 9, Figure 1-2). 1-5.4.2 Embedded Numeric Keypad (Item 2, Figure 1-2) These keys act like calculator keys when the NUM LOCK light is on. When the numeric keypad is active, the notebook disables the alphabet keys doubling as numeric keypad keys. 1-5.4.3 Num Lock The Num Lock key (Item 3, Figure 1-2) activates and deactivates the embedded numeric keypad. When the numeric keypad is active, the NUM LOCK indicator Figure 1-2 Rubber Keyboard A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 1 Rev.001-4 comes on and the alphabetic abilities of the embedded numeric keyboard are dis- abled. 1-5.4.4 Prt Sc/Sys Rq The Prt Sc/Sys Rq key (Item 4, Figure 1-2) sends a print message to an attached printer to create a hard copy of data shown on the screen or makes other system requests depending on the running software. 1-5.4.5 Scroll Lock The scroll lock key (Item 5, Figure 1-2) works with some software to freeze the display. 1-5.4.6 Pause/Break The Pause/Break key (Item 6, Figure 1-2) temporarily or permanently stops a program . 1-5.4.7 Ctrl and Alt Keys (Item 7, Item 8, Figure 1-2) Some software programs use these keys in conjunction with other typewriter keys to perform special functions. See the associated software manual for details. 1-5.4.8 Cursor Control Keys ( Figure 1-3) Ten keys around the keyboard right edge work with many programs to enhance editing and cursor placement. See the software manuals for their proper operation. The cursor control keys are:
Insert (Item 1, Figure 1-3)
Delete (Item 2, Figure 1-3)
Home (Item 3, Figure 1-3 )
PgUp (Item 4, Figure 1-3 )
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A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-1 Chapter 2 Operation 2-1 Introduction This chapter tells how to use the notebook. 2-2 Opening and Closing the Notebook This section tells how to open the notebook cover and access doors. See Figure 2-1. 2-2.1 Opening the Cover To open the notebook, press hook outward and tilt the cover up to a comfortable viewing angle. (Usually about 110°) See Figure 2-1. 2-2.2 Closing the Cover To close the notebook, tilt the cover down until it clicks shut. The computer stays on if you close the cover while system power is applied. 2-2.3 Opening the PCMCIA/FDD/CD ROM Door Open doors only when it is required to access components behind them. To open a door: 1. Insert a small flat edged object (coin edge or screw-driver) in a door or cover securing captive screw. 2. Turn the screw counterclockwise until it comes loose from its socket. 3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each securing screw. Figure 2-1 Opening the Notebook A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-2 4. Grab a securing screw and open a door. 2-2.4 Shutting the PCMCIA/FDD/CD-ROM Door 1. Shut the door or put the PCMCIA/FDD/CD-ROM back in place. 2. Align the door or cover securing screws with their sockets. 3. Use a flat edged tool (coin or screw driver) to turn the screws clockwise until tight. NOTE Keep all access doors and covers tightly shut when not in use. Figure 2-2 Opening a Door A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-3 2-3 Connecting and Installing Devices This section gives instructions for installing, removing, changing, or connecting devices via the notebook external ports or sockets. 2-3.1 Serial and Parallel Port Item 1, Item2, Figure 2-3 shows how to connect serial and parallel cables. Make sure the mating connector is tightly secured by pushing it to the end and lock the screws. 2-3.2 External Power Adapter Item 3, Figure 2-3 shows how to connect the power adapter. Make sure the mating connector is tightly secured by pushing it to the end. NOTE The notebook can be on or off when connecting or disconnecting the adapter. Figure 2-3 Connecting the External Power, Serial , and Parallel ports 3 2 1 A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-4 2-3.3 Diskettes To install a diskette, 1. Open the PCMCIA slot/ diskette drive access door. 2. Slide the diskette into the drive with the printed label facing up until it clicks in place. To remove the diskette, press the ejector button on the right side of the drive. See Figure 2-4. 2-3.4 Remove the Floppy Diskette Drive / CD-ROM / Bay 1 Battery 1. Open the PCMCIA /FDD/CD-ROM door. 2. Push the ejector handle at the front bottom of the FDD/CD-ROM/Bay 1 battery compartment to let it spring back about 0.4 cm.. 3. Pull out the handle outwards about 3 cm and stop pulling to prevent it from being damaged. 4. Hold two sides of the FDD / CD-ROM/Bay 1 battery module and slide it out smoothly. Figure 2-4 Removeing a Diskette 12 Open Door Push Eject Handle A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-5 2-3.5 PCMCIA Cards The PCMCIA ports support up to two type-II PCMCIA cards or one type-III PCMCIA card. A type-III PCMCIA card occupies both slots. 1. Open the PCMCIA slot/diskette drive door. 2. Slide the card into the slot with the insert marking facing up until it seats. To remove the upper card, press the eject button on the left. To remove the lower card, press the button on the right. (See Figure 2-6). Figure 2-5 Removing a FDD/CD-ROM Figure 2-6 Removing a PCMCIA Cards 43 Don’t Pull it. PCMCIA Card A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-6 2-3.6 Hard Disk CAUTION! Installing or removing a hard disk when the computer is on can destroy the system board and hard disk. To remove and change the hard disk: 1. Turn the computer off. 2. Loose the screws from up, down of the Hdd disk. 3. Grab the handle of the hard disk module and pull it out. (See Figure 2-7). 4. Insert the new hard disk module in the slot until it seats firmly. 5. If necessary, run the system configuration program when the system boots next time. See chapter 3 for details. Figure 2-7 Removing a Hard Disk Hard Disk A-760 Series Notebook Operator's Manual Chapter 2 Rev. 002-7 2-4 First Time Use This section describes activities to complete prior to using the notebook the first time. 1. Put the rechargeable battery pack into the battery compartment. 2. Connect the power adapter to the power port. 3. Connect the power adatper into a properly rated power source. 4. Turn on the computer. 2-4.1 Configuring the System The notebook is configured in the factory. Run the SETUP program when the computer boots for the first time to record the system settings. For more details about configuring the system and when to do it, see Chapter 3. 2-4.2 Installing Software Driver Before you install your new software, make a backup copy of the original program disk using the DOS Diskcopy command or the Windows disk copy utility in file manager. 2-4.2.1.1 Installation Cardworks in Windows 95 At First you install Cardworks for Windows 95 before, you must install Patch Program, otherwise that can’t confirm PCMCIA card. (Please user can self catch the W95SU523.exe from http://www.toshiba.ca/my_html/files2.htm). 1. With Windows running, insert Cardworks Software disk into drive A. 2. In the Windows program manager, select Run.... from the File menu and type A:\Setup.exe. Press ENTER, or choose OK.

A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 3 Rev. 003-1 Chapter 3 Setup Configuration Utility 3-1 Introduction This chapter tells you how to configure your system using the SCU (Setup Configuration Utility). The SCU allows you to enter the system configuration information. This information is needed by the system to identify the type of devices installed and to set up special features. Typical configuration information includes the date and time, the type of disk drives, and the amount of memory; special features include Power Saving and Security. The configuration information is stored in a special kind of memory called CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) RAM. A RTC backup battery backs up CMOS RAM data. You may need to run SCU when:
You see an error message on the screen requesting you to run SETUP.
You change factory default settings for some special features.
You want to modify the configuration information. 3-2 Running SETUP and Moving Around NOTE 1. All the SCU screens shown in this chapter are examples. Your actual settings may vary from those shown here. 2. The SCU program may have been updated after this manual was published. The SCU program is built into the system board. To run SETUP, press <F2> during POST only. The SCU screens include five groups of many different functions:
Main — Contains the system General SETUP parameter.
Advanced — Contains Integrated peripherals and PCI Device setup parameter.
Security — Contains the system security functions setup parameter.
Power — Contains the system power management setup parameter.
Exit — Contains various ways to exit the SETUP program. Use the right & left Arrow keys & mouse to change display for each group. A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 3 Rev. 003-2 3-2.1 Main This section describes the main items of the SETUP program. The SCU screen can be divided into four areas:
On the top line of the screen is the menu bar, which lists the titles of the available menus. Each menu title contains a pull-down menu, which displays items for setting.
The left column of the screen displays the current configuration information of the system. If an item in the pull-down menu is selected which contains multiple choices, the left column displays the submenu where you can make your selections.
The right column of the screen gives help information of the selected item.
The bottom lines of the screen give keyboard instructions for moving around and making selections. 3-2.2 Moving Around and Making Selections You must go through two or three levels to complete the setting for an item. In most cases, there are three levels: menu title, pull-down menu, and submenu. To move around and make selections, you can use both the touchpad/mouse and keyboard. You’re advised to use the touchpad or mouse. It is more straight forward than using the keyboard. For most items, simply move the pointer with the touchpad/mouse and click on your selection with the left button. To cancel your selection, click the right button. For a few items, you will need to use the keyboard for making selections. Using the Keyboard Keyboard information can be found at the bottom of the screen. You can also use shortcut key, which is highlighted by a different color on the screen. Setup Menu A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 3 Rev. 003-3 Described below is the general procedure for using the keyboard to complete setting of an item: 1. Select a menu title with the left/right arrow key a press [Enter] to pull down the menu. You can also directly pull down a menu by pressing the shortcut key. 2. Inside the pull-down menu, select an item with the up/down arrow key and press [Enter] to access the submenu. You can also directly access the submenu by pressing The submenu displays the options you can select. If no submenu appears, simply press [Enter] to enable or disable the item. 3. Inside most submenus, press the [Tab] key to go to the entry field. Select your desired option with the up/down arrow key or the shortcut key. To complete the setting and leave the submenu, press [Enter] and select the “OK” button. To cancel your selection, press [Esc] or select the “Cancel” button. 3.2.2.1 Main Menu The Main pull-down menu, as shown below, contains the basic configuration settings of the system. Date and Time The “Date and Time” item sets the system date and time. When this item is selected, the submenu will display as shown below. A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 3 Rev. 003-4 IDE Settings The “IDE Settings” item sets the type of the hard disk drive in your system. When this item is selected, the submenu will display as shown below. Drive 0 is your primary and Drive 1 your secondary. Fast Boot The “Fast Boot” item, when enabled, speeds up the booting procedure by bypassing the memory test. When this item is selected, no submenu will display. A check mark (√) indicates Enabled, an underline (_) indicates Disabled. Boot Sequence The “Boot Sequence” have three device item sets the sequence of booting. When this item is selected, the submenu will display as shown below. For Example: 1 st Boot Device: Disk A 2 nd Boot Device: Hard Disk C 3 rd Boot Device: CD-ROM Drive A-760 Notebook Operator’s Manual Chapter 3 Rev. 003-5 Descriptions of the available options are: The system will try to boot from drive A then Hard Disk C then CD-ROM Drive. Key Click The “Key Click” items sets if there will be a click sound whenever a key is pressed. When this item is selected, no submenu will display. A check mark (√) indicates Enabled; an underline (_) indicates Disabled. Display Mode The “Display Mode” item sets the display device to respond after system power on. When this item is selected, the submenu will display as shown below. Descriptions of the available options are: 1. Auto: The external CRT monitors (if connected) will respond after power on. If a monitor is not connected, the LCD will respond. 2. LCD Only: Only the LCD will respond after power on even if…

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FCC ID : MAU007 Report No. : 500-8810-019F Page 1 of 16 Electronics Research & Service Organization Bldg. 17, 195-4 Sec. 4, Chung Hsing Rd., Chutung,Hsinchu, 310 Taiwan,Republic Of China TEL : 886-3-5917069 FAX : 886-3-5825720 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY TEST REPORT Company : MITAC TECHNOLOGY CORP. Address : NO.19-1,Innovation Rd. I, Hsinchu Science-Based Industrial Park, Hsinchu , Taiwan, R.O.C. Sample Name : Notebook PC Model : A-760 Date Received : OCT. 21, 1999 Date Tested : OCT. 29, 1999 MEASUREMENT REQUIREMENT USED: FCC RULES AND REGULATION PART 15 SUBPART B CLASS B OCTOBER 1998 AND ANSI C63.4 MAY 1992 CISPR 22, CLASS B, 1996 WE HEREBY CERTIFY THAT: The measurements shown in the attachment were made in accordance with the procedures indicated, and the energy emitted by the equipment was found to be within the limits applicable. We assume full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of these measurements and vouch for the qualifications of all persons taking them. NameSignatureDate Testing EngineerC.F.WuNov.04,1999 Approving ManagerLaurence Chang Nov. 05,1999 Notes 1. This report will be invalid if duplicated or photocopied in part. 2. This report refers only to the specimen(s) submitted to test, and is invalid as seperately used. 3. This report is invalid without examination stamp and signature of this institute. 4. The tested specimen(s) will be preserved for thirty days from the date issued. 5. This is a NIST/NVLAP accrediated report but not constituted and endorsed by US government. FCC ID : MAU007 Report No. : 500-8810-019F Page 2 of 16 Electronics Research & Service Organization Bldg. 17, 195-4 Sec. 4, Chung Hsing Rd., Chutung,Hsinchu, 310 Taiwan,Republic Of China TEL : 886-3-5917069 FAX : 886-3-5825720 TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLEPAGE NO. 1. GENERAL INFORMATION.......................................................................................................3 1.1 GENERAL STATEMENT..................................................................................................3 1.2 DESCRIPTION OF EUT POWER...................................................................................3 1.3 DESCRIPTION OF PERIPHERALS.................................................................................4 1.4 EUT & PERIPHERALS SETUP DIAGRAM......................................................................5 1.5 EUT OPERATING CONDITION......................................................................................6 1.6 DESCRIPTION OF TEST SITE.........................................................................................6 2. CONDUCTED EMISSION TEST...............................................................................................7 2.1 TEST EQUIPMENTS.........................................................................................................7 2.2 TEST SETUP......................................................................................................................7 2.3 CONDUCTED POWER LINE EMISSION LIMIT...........................................................9 2.4 TEST PROCEDURE..........................................................................................................9 2.5 UNCERTAINTY OF CONDUCTED EMISSION.............................................................9 2.6 CONDUCTED RF VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT............................................................10 2.7 PHOTOS OF CONDUCTION TEST................................................................................11 3. RADIATED EMISSION TEST....................................................................................................12 3.1 TEST EQUIPMENTS.........................................................................................................12 3.2 TEST SETUP......................................................................................................................12 3.3 RADIATION LIMIT..........................................................................................................13 3.4 TEST PROCEDURE..........................................................................................................13 3.5 UNCERTAINTY OF RADIATED EMISSION..................................................................13 3.6 RADIATED RF NOISE MEASUREMENT.......................................................................14 3.7 PHOTOS OF OPEN SITE.................................................................................................15-15 FCC ID : MAU007 Report No. : 500-8810-019F Page 3 of 16 Electronics Research & Service Organization Bldg. 17, 195-4 Sec. 4, Chung Hsing Rd., Chutung,Hsinchu, 310 Taiwan,Republic Of China TEL : 886-3-5917069 FAX : 886-3-5825720 1. 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