Q7KREVO-V3-12Notebook PC

U U s s e e r r M M a a n n u u a a l l Version 1.00 Part Number: Contents Contents..........................................................................................................................................................i Dear Valued Customer,...................................................................................................................................iv Technical Alteration Disclaimer........................................................................................................................v Copyright Notice...............................................................................................................................................v Symbols used in this Manual..........................................................................................................................vi Introduction to User Manual..........................................................................................................................1 Safety Instructions.........................................................................................................................................2 Operation of Laser Source Devices.................................................................................................................2 Safety Instructions for the CMOS Lithium Battery............................................................................................3 Safety Instructions for the Removable Lithium Battery Modules......................................................................3 FCC Statement................................................................................................................................................3 Care and Maintenance...................................................................................................................................4 Display.............................................................................................................................................................4 Other Areas......................................................................................................................................................4 Base Unit and Optional Parts........................................................................................................................5 Base Units........................................................................................................................................................5 Optional Parts..................................................................................................................................................5 The ReVolution Convertible Laptop and Tablet..........................................................................................7 ReVolution at a Glance....................................................................................................................................8 Front Panel..................................................................................................................................................8 Bottom Panel...............................................................................................................................................8 Front Panel – LEDs.....................................................................................................................................9 Front Laptop View .......................................................................................................................................9 Front Laptop View (continued)...................................................................................................................10 Interface Panel..........................................................................................................................................10 Interface Panel – Right Side......................................................................................................................11 Interface Panel - Left Side.........................................................................................................................11 I/O Extension Stick (Port Replicator).........................................................................................................12 Cabled I/O Extension.................................................................................................................................13 In-Vehicle Mount........................................................................................................................................13 Getting Started.............................................................................................................................................15 Connecting to Power ......................................................................................................................................15 Connecting the AC/DC Adapter .................................................................................................................16 Power On/Off Button.................................................................................................................................16 Power On and Power Off...............................................................................................................................17 Turning on the System...............................................................................................................................17 Turning off the System...............................................................................................................................19 Battery Power.................................................................................................................................................19 Converting from Laptop to Tablet and Back ..................................................…

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Cabled I/O Extension In-Vehicle Mount Additional Accessories In-Vehicle Mount Other mounting solutions are also available. Contact your Kontron Mobile Computing sales representative for more information. ReVolution User Manual 1.00 02/25/03 13 This page was intentionally left blank. 14 02/25/03 ReVolution User Manual 1.00 Getting Started This section describes first-time or typical start-up operations of the ReVolution system: ‰ Connecting to Power ‰ Power On and Power Off ‰ Battery Power ‰ Converting from Laptop to Tablet and Back ‰ Windows End-User Experience ‰ Accessing this ReVolution User Manual Connecting to Power The ReVolution is shipped in the “off” condition. Depending on your required range of use, you can connect the ReVolution to AC (via an AC/DC adapter) or DC power supply. This section will detail the proper cabling requirements for your ReVolution system. • Before using your system, become familiar with the components and check that everything is connected properly. • Following a proper cabling procedure will prevent a false “power on” condition, which could result in unit operational failure. • Attach the power cable last! • The plug on the AC power cable supplied corresponds to the requirements of the country in which you purchased your ReVolution system. • To avoid accidentally disconnecting your computer, plug the AC power cable into a nearby outlet. • Allow at least 200 mm (approximately 8”) between the ReVolution and the AC/DC adapter. • The AC/DC adapter must be uncovered and stand freely with at least 100 mm (approximately 4”) free space around it and the ReVolution. • Do not place the AC/DC adapter on a heat-sensitive surface. ReVolution User Manual 1.00 02/25/03 15 Connecting the AC/DC Adapter When AC is available, connect the ReVolution to the AC power supply with an AC/DC adapter, as described below. The AC voltage socket is on the left side of the Interface panel. Connect the locking DC power cord to the DC voltage socket of the ReVolution. The other end of the DC power cord connects into available DC power connector i.e. cigarette lighter. Connect the female end of the AC power cord into the AC power adapter. Plug the male end of the AC power adapter into an available wall socket. Power On/Off Button When pressed for ~1/2 second continuously, the system will: • From Off: Check for valid temperature and then turn on. • From Suspend: Check for valid temperature and then turn on. • From On: Initiate power off sequence. When pressed for > 4 seconds continuously, the system: begins an override function according to the ACPI specification. The Override Function is useful if the system becomes unresponsive. It will perform a “hard” shut down. 16 02/25/03 ReVolution User Manual 1.00 Power On and Power Off The Power On/Off button is the lower of the two buttons located in the bottom-center of the display panel. Power On/Off button Turning on the System Do not operate the ReVolution in areas sensitive to radio interference, such as airplanes and hospitals. There is no means to shut off the Bluetooth and WLAN radios installed in the system. Press the Power On/Off button for approximately 1/2 second. The computer will check for valid temperature, then turn on. As the computer powers up, the LEDs will blink and the screen will indicate that the computer is installing BIOS and checking memory. This is the Power-On Self Test (POST). When finished with POST, a System Configuration screen shows briefly how the system BIOS is configured. To examine the configuration at length, press the Pause/Break key as soon as the System Configuration comes up on the display. Press Enter to continue. The system then loads the operating system. The Power Indicator LED is the fourth light left of center. It is visible when the display is open or closed. The following table lists the various power states as indicated by the combination of flashes of the Power and Battery Indicator LEDs: Power State Power LED Battery Indicator LED OFF OFF OFF On, Charging ON Slow Blink Low Battery OFF Fast Blink Running on battery OFF ON Running on AC not charging ON OFF Battery Malfunction Fast Blink Fast Blink Sleep mode battery Slow Blink OFF Sleep mode AC OFF Slow Blink To awaken the ReVolution from sleep mode, press the Power button. Slow blink is defined as - 0.5 Hz, 50% duty cycle, i.e. ON for one second, OFF for one second Fast blink is defined as - 1 Hz, 50 % duty cycle, i.e. On for 500 ms, OFF for 500 ms ReVolution User Manual 1.00 02/25/03 17 Never operate this computer in AC mode while standing in water. You can operate it in DC or battery mode. If you should encounter a problem in powering up: 1. Verify all connectors are properly connected. 2. Verify your boot drive. 3. Boot your system with only the power cord connected to the computer. This is the minimum required to see if the system is working. 4. If your system still does not start after steps 1-3, contact your nearest Technical Support department for assistance. See the “Technical Support” section of this manual for contact information. 18 02/25/03 ReVolution User Manual 1.00 Turning off the System Kontron recommends that you close all applications before shutting down or powering off the ReVolution. 1. Follow the shut down procedures specified in the operating system manual provided with your unit. OR 2. Press the Power On/Off button and hold it down for approximately 1/2 second. Battery Power If an AC/DC power source is not available, you can operate your ReVolution from one or two battery packs. The LED indicator for battery power is the third LED left of center. Battery LED Indicator A lithium ion battery pack is the only component that can be installed in the right front bay. It will provide approximately 3.5 hours operating time under power management. You can insert an additional lithium ion battery pack into the left front bay to extend your computer’s operating time. Together, the two batteries will provide approximately 7 hours un…

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Power Management Modes Windows Your ReVolution will manage power consumption while running the Windows operating system, based on the settings in Windows Control Panel power options. To maximize battery run-time, be aware of the settings affecting power consumption. In addition to Control Panel power options, the following items can influence battery run time: • LCD backlight level • Intel Speed Step mode • Wireless network settings Set the power management properties for your application in Windows Power Options. If you are running an operating system that does not fully support power management (APM or ACPI), such as Legacy, you can set basic power management features in BIOS setup. Refer to the “Phoenix BIOS Setup” section in this document for these settings. 34 02/25/03 ReVolution User Manual 1.00 Battery Operations The right bay battery is the primary battery source and is identified as battery number 1. The left bay battery is the secondary battery source identified as battery number 2. Using two or more batteries will allow you to swap charged batteries into the module bays for extended portable operation. Single battery operation The ReVolution running on a single battery will deplete battery charge until an alarm level is met then trigger the action set for that alarm. Set the alarm level and action in Power Options in Windows Control Panel. Stand-by battery operation When running the ReVolution with two charged batteries, the secondary battery will be depleted first. The primary battery will power the ReVolution when the secondary battery is empty, keeping the ReVolution running as a stand-by battery. Replace the depleted secondary battery with a charged battery to resume powering the ReVolution on the secondary battery. Alternate battery operation Place a battery in either bay and run the ReVolution until a low battery message is displayed. Place a charged battery in the remaining open bay to continue operation and remove the discharged battery. ReVolution User Manual 1.00 02/25/03 35 Touchscreen Your ReVolution is designed with a resistive touch screen that acts as a mouse pointer. Use the provided stylus for best results. Stylus User Settings Multiple behavior settings are available for the touchscreen. Your preferences may differ from the default settings for interacting with screen objects. You can change these settings by: • Running the touchscreen property sheet from the Start-Programs-UPDD-Settings menu, • Clicking on “Pointer Device Settings” in the system tray, or • Running “Pointer Devices” in Windows Control Panel. The following screen will appear. • Navigate the Settings and Advanced tabs to adjust click responsiveness. • Select the Events tab to program the mouse event that executes when touching the screen. • The Windows tab provides double-click settings and a test area to try your new settings. • Click the Help button if you need more information. Driver Installation The driver for your touchscreen is loaded at the factory when you order a Microsoft Windows operating system. If you need to reload the driver, use the ReVolution Utilities CD included with your unit. 36 02/25/03 ReVolution User Manual 1.00 Calibrate The ReVolution touchscreen is calibrated at the factory. Run the calibration routine when an alignment problem exists between the mouse pointer and the stylus contact location on the screen. You can adjust the calibration of the touchscreen by running the program at Start-Programs-UPDD-Calibrate. Carefully touch the location of the markers with your stylus to recalibrate the touch screen. After calibrating the ReVolution touchscreen you can test the alignment by pressing the Test button to view the tracking accuracy. ReVolution User Manual 1.00 02/25/03 37 Touch Pad The built-in touch pad is a PS/2-compatible pointing device that senses movement on its surface; the cursor responds as you move your finger on the surface of the touch pad. The central location on the palm rest provides optimal comfort and support. Touch Pad Basics: 1. Move your finger across the touch pad to move the cursor. 2. Press the left and right buttons located on the bottom edge of the touch pad to select and execute. These two buttons are similar to the left and right buttons on a mouse. Tapping on the touch pad produces similar results. Function Left Button Right Button Tap Execute Click twice quickly Tap twice (at same speed as double-clicking a mouse button) Select Click once Tap once Drag Click and hold, then use finger to drag the cursor on the touch pad Tap twice (at same speed as double-clicking a mouse button), then hold finger to the touch pad on the second tap and drag the cursor. Access Content Menu Click once Scroll Note: Keep your fingers clean and dry when using the touch pad. Also keep the touch pad dry and clean. The touch pad is sensitive to finger movements. Hence, the lighter the touch, the better the response. Tapping harder will not increase the touch pad’s responsiveness. Change the behavior of the touch pad by adjusting the Mouse Properties in the Microsoft Windows Control Panel, displayed on the following page. For additional touch pad control, load the touch pad driver found on the ReVolution Utilities CD included with your unit. 38 02/25/03 ReVolution User Manual 1.00 Special touch pad features allow greater control of touch pad usage. Familiarize yourself with these features on this screen. USB Ports Driver Installation The ReVolution is designed with a USB 2.0 compliant controller that requires an operating system driver to exploit its capabilities. The driver is preinstalled at the factory and a backup of the driver is on the ReVolution Utilities CD delivered with your system. ReVolution User Manual 1.00 02/25/03 39 Video The ReVolution is designed with the Intel i830M grapics and memory ccontroler (GMCH). You can control the video system through the Microsoft Windows Control Panel. You can also gain quick access to video options by clicking the Intel…

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