Fujitsu 500 user manual Additional Cautions, Preventing Television or Radio Interference

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2 Additional Cautions

Preventing Television or Radio Interference

This PC conforms to the VCCI standard for prevention of television and radio interference. However, the PC may cause interference if installed near a radio or television set. Such interference does not mean that the PC has a problem.

To prevent television and radio interference, note the following.

Notes concerning the PC

•Do not use the PC with the cover open.

•Use the specified cables to connect peripheral devices (do not use other cables).

•When connecting a cable, confirm that the connector is connected securely. Tighten the screws firmly.

•Plug the PC to a different wall outlet from that a television or radio set is connected to.

Notes concerning television and radio sets

•Do not install a television or radio set near the PC.

•Adjust the television or radio antennas to eliminate interference.

•Do not route television or radio antenna cables near the PC.

•Use coaxial antenna cable.

To determine whether the PC or peripheral devices affect television or radio reception, turn off the PC and peripheral devices.

If interference occurs, check the above items again.

If interference still occurs, contact a Fujitsu Service Center or your retailer.

USB (Windows Me/98/95/2000 models)

USB is an acronym for Universal Serial Bus, which is a standard for common interfaces for a mouse, keyboard, printer, modem, and speakers.

Point

•Some USB peripheral devices require installation of the device driver.

•USB is supported by the Windows Me/98/95/2000 operating systems. In using a USB device, make sure that it is supported by the OS.

•Some USB devices affect normal Windows shutdown. In this case, disconnect the USB device before shutting down Windows.

•Even if your keyboard has a PS/2 mouse port, connect the mouse to the mouse port on the rear panel of the PC unit.

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Contents Deskpower 5000 Series User’s Manual Important Safety Instructions Iii For Safe Operations Safety product applicationsBefore Starting Your PC Conventions used in this manual PointCommand entry from keyboard CD-ROM drive¥setup.exe Sample screensDiskcopy a a IllustrationsDeskpower Rear surface of the equipmentManual configuration IntroductionContent IntroductionChapter Hardware Specifications Chapter Part Names and Functions Front of the PC unitPower lamp Power switchHard disk access lamp Floppy disk drive access lampRear of the PC unit Keyboard connector Connect the keyboard Serial connector Parallel connectorCRT connector DVI connectorInternal hard disk drive Power supply unit Inch front access bayInside the PC unit Dimm slots Primary IDE connector IDE1Internal battery Keyboard Caps Lock/Alphanumeric key Ctrl control keyWindows key Alt keyUsing the mouse Using the mouse buttonsMouse Moving the mouseDragging Double-clickingPointing Installation Installation areaVertical placement Using two feetMount the disassembled foot on the PC unit Using one footMount the feet on the PC unit Place the PC unit on the disassembled feet Horizontal placementDisassemble the feet Horizontal placement Example of installationVertical placement Connection Connect the mouse Connect the power cable to the outletConnect the power cable to the display Connect the keyboard Connect the display cable to the PC unitConnect the LAN cable Connect the LAN cable to the networkConnecting the power cable Page Turning On the Power Press the power switch on the PC Turning on the powerPress the power switch on the display Windows Me Turning Off the Power SupplyTurning off the power Windows NT Windows 98/95Windows Restarting Restarting the PCPoint CD-ROM Inserting or removing a CD Inserting a CDRemoving the CD Press the Eject buttonInserting a floppy disk Floppy DiskInserting or removing a floppy disk Point Confirm that the Floppy disk access lamp is off Removing the floppy diskHardware Before Installing a Peripheral Device Page Remove the upper cover Removing the CoverRemoving the upper cover Removing the reinforcement bracket Installing Memory Modules Applicable memory modules Memory module installation procedureLocation of memory modules Installing Memory Modules Memory module combinationsInsert a memory module into the slot Installing an Expansion Card Location of expansion cards Applicable expansion cardsInstalling an Expansion Card Remove the slot coverInstall the mounting bracket Insert the expansion card into the slotPlug the PC Turn on the PC Windows Me/98/95/2000 models Windows NT modelsInstalling an Internal Option Location of internal optionsPage Installing an Internal Hard Disk Drive Installing a device in the 3.5-inch front access bayInstalling Other Internal Options Make a setting on the option to be installedInstall the internal option on the PC unit Connect the flat cable Master SlaveConnect the power cable Troubleshooting Problems Characters entered using the keyboard are not displayed Data cannot be read from the CD-ROM driveMouse cursor does not move Windows Me/98/95Technical Information Maintenance of the Hardware Maintenance of the PC unitMaintenance of the keyboard Cleaning CDsMaintenance of the mouse Cleaning the floppy disk driveUSB Windows Me/98/95/2000 models Additional CautionsPreventing Television or Radio Interference USB keyboard Windows 98 models Addition of a LAN cardWakeup On LAN Digital display outputPower-saving function of display Connecting the displayVideo memory capacity display Replacing the displayPower-saving function International EnergyStar ProgramMouse with a scrolling function scrolling wheel Intel processor serial numberProduct name Hardware SpecificationsPC unit specifications LAN adapter specifications CSMA/CDConnector specifications Sound specificationsGraphical specifications TXC+ LAN connector 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T Mouse connector Keyboard connector Index CD-ROM driveMouse Clicking