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Chapter 1 - Introduction

Battery gauge:

The battery gauge consists of five LEDs, which indicate the approximate charge remaining on your computer. When all five lights are lit, the battery is fully charged. As you use the battery, the lights will turn off from top to bottom, indicating the amount of charge that remains. Each light represents approximately 20%

Chapter 1 - Introduction

Speaker:

There is a monaural speaker in the right side of the housing. The speaker will play Windows sounds as well as PC audio information.

of the full charge. See Chapter 2 “Batteries and Charging Procedures” for more detailed information on the battery gauge.

Charging status LED:

The charge status indicator is lit whenever external power is available. It blinks as the battery charges and remains a constant green when the batteries are fully charged. The indicator identifies a positive connection when the HAMMERHEAD RT is in the docking station with an external power source. The indicator will be green when external power is connected.

Hard disk drive indicator:

The indicator flashes as the internal hard disk drive is accessed.

Left side view

CardBus/PCMCIA expansion slot:

The CardBus/PCMCIA expansion slot is sealed behind a door held in place by two Phillips head screws. The door must be removed to access the slot. Several doors are available that will accommodate various CardBus/PCMCIA devices with features that extend beyond the housing of the computer. These doors keep the unit as sealed as possible.

Cardbus/PCMCIA Expansion Slot

Ethernet RJ45 connector

External Power Connector

Backlight control sensor:

The backlight control sensor automatically turns the backlight off when adequate external light is available. Make sure you keep

this sensor uncovered.

Right side view

USB connector:

The Universal Serial Bus is a hot swappable, daisy chainable serial port. It can be used for devices like keyboards, mice,

floppy drives, CD-ROM or DVD drives, cameras, modems, scanners, etc. Devices can be connected to the HAMMERHEAD RT with the computer turned on, without requiring a reboot. There is a limit of 128 concurrent devices per USB port. The HAMMERHEAD RT

can supply up to .5 amps of current through the USB port. External USB hubs are available that will supply power to external devices without using the HAMMERHEAD RT’s power supply.

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External power connector:

This connector allows the user to plug the AC power supply directly into the HAMMERHEAD RT to charge and operate the unit. The unit may also be charged through a port replicator or docking station. Do not connect to more than one power source at a time when charging the unit or permanent damage may occur.

Ethernet RJ45 Connector:

Built-in Ethernet is standard on both HAMMERHEAD RT Tablet PCs. The RJ45 jack allows the user to connect their HAMMERHEAD RT computer to their network via a standard Ethernet cable.

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Contents Hammerhead RT User’s Guide Table of Contents Before you begin Standard featuresExterior features Accessories and options available for the Hammerhead RTOn/Off switch Front view of the Hammerhead RTRight side view Left side viewBottom view Tips for proper use and care of your computerBack view Pen operations Turning on the unitCaring for the Touch Screen Touch OperationsTouch Screen Operation How to tell when batteries have finished charging How to recharge your batteriesHow to increase battery run time When to replace your batteryHow to store batteries when they’re not in use Where to purchase replacement batteriesSafety and handling considerations for your batteries Battery tips for the best performanceMale docking connector External power When should I calibrate my batteries?Removable hard drive ConnectivityLPT KeyboardCOM ThumbInternal Flex Space for OEM modules Heater optionCardBus/PCMCIA cards Battery Performance and maintenance Adjusting Screen Brightness and Backlight Settings Power button function Auto backlight settingsBacklight adjustment Advanced backlightTablet and pen settings Windows XP Tablet PC Edition FeaturesAuto dim Screen rotationHow do I rotate the screen on my Hammerhead RT? Handwriting using the Input PanelHow to open the Input Panel Character Pad Writing PadOn-screen Keyboard CustomizationHow to access Windows Journal Handwriting using Microsoft Windows JournalHow to convert handwriting to text in Windows Journal How to restore default settings in Windows JournalHow to set the pen and screen for left-handed users How to improve handwriting recognitionHow to create sticky notes How to reinstall the Journal Note Writer PrinterInkBall How to write in Microsoft Excel or Word filesTo create a sticky note How can I perform Ctrl ALT DEL without a keyboard? How can Hand Writer Recognition be disabled?How do I activate the Screen Keyboard? What do I do when the pen gets out of alignment? How do I clean the glass on the face of the unit?What can I do when the Start button disappears? What if the pen still will not align?How can USB networking be utilized in the Hammerhead? What external peripherals does the Hammerhead RT support?How can USB be utilized in the Hammerhead? What are WalkAbout’s Technical Support hours of operation?5Warranty Information What is not COVERED? All rights reserved Customer ServiceFederal Communications Commission FCC Statement Trademark AcknowledgmentsFCC rules compliance with RF hazard and broadband PCS How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference ProblemsCanadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement
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