TAG 1000 manual Battery Charger, Charge LED Indicator Status, Connections, Serial Port

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MIL-BOOK™

OPERATORS MANUAL

1.5.11Battery Charger

The battery charger controls the current to the battery pack to charge batteries when necessary. The necessity for a charge cycle is usually determined each time the AC power is applied or the battery pack is inserted and connected to the system. The battery pack in the MIL-BOOK 1000 can be charged during both the power ”On” and “Off” stages. Two charge mode are provided when the AC power adapter is connected to the system. When the power is “Off”, a fast charge mode is activated with a constant current for the primary battery pack. The charge time for the primary battery pack is about 3.5 ~ 4 hours. When the power is “On”, an alternate charge mode is activated for the primary battery pack with fluctuating current according to the system load. The alternative charge time for the primary battery pack is about 5.5 ~ 6.5 hours. As for the auxiliary battery pack, the charge current is 1.4 ~ 1.6A and the charge time is about 3 ~ 4 hours whether the power is “On” and “Off”.

1.5.12CHARGE LED Indicator Status

1.When you insert the battery pack into the system and the AC power adapter is already connected, the CHARGE LED (Orange) flashes three seconds or more and then stays “On” during the charge period.

2.When no battery pack is installed or the AC power adapter is not connected, the orange CHARGE LED remains is “Off”.

1.5.13Connections

To expend your computing capabilities, the MIL-BOOK 1000 is equipped with several interface ports and connection receptacles. These connectors support a variety of external peripheral devices.

1.5.14Serial Port

The MIL-BOOK 1000 includes one standard 9 pin D-type, RS-232C serial port for connecting a serial mouse or other external serial devices. The D-type connector is dedicated to the COM1 address. The serial port is located on the rear panel of the MIL-BOOK 1000.

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Contents MIL-BOOK 1000 Series Notebook MIL-BOOK Operators Manual Iii Class B Regulations Page Preface Specifications reference only Viii Safety Summary Table of Contents Chapter Operation Xii Table of Figures System Description System ConfigurationStandard Configuration IntroductionMIL-BOOK Options and Accessories UnpackingSystem Identification Features of the MIL-BOOK I/O Access Door of the MIL-BOOK Feature DescriptionKeyboard Rear ComponentsKeyboard Keys Cursor Control Keys Cursor Control Keys Additional Keyboard FunctionsHot Key is Fn +F7 to toggle the RX/TX direction Fn+F9 Status Row IndicatorsAC Power Adapter Status Row DescriptionsStatus Row Low Battery Indication Battery PackSerial Port Battery ChargerCharge LED Indicator Status ConnectionsParallel Port VGA Port17 USB2.0 Port Replicator Port Power Port23 1-5.5 Battery Pack IrDA Port10 Diskette Drive and CD-ROM/DVD/COMBO/DVD-RW Diskette Drive and CD-ROM/DVD/COMBO /DVD-RWOpening and Closing the Notebook Opening the CoverClosing the Cover Connecting and Installing Devices Opening the PCMCIA, FDD, CD ROM/DVD/COMBO, DVD RW DoorClosing the PCMCIA, FDD, CD ROM/DVD/COMBO, DVD RW Door Serial and Parallel Port External Power AdapterRemoving a FDD/CD-ROM/DVD/COMBO /DVD RW Module Floppy Disk Drive/CD-ROM/DVD/COMBO/DVD RWLoading and Remove Diskettes Pcmcia CardsHard Disk Removing a Pcmcia Cards Hard Disk Drive ModuleRemoving a Hard Disk Drive Module IeeeRemoving Ieee 1394 Port EMI Accessory DescriptionsFirst Time Use Installing Software Drivers11 Installing Drivers Install Device Driver for Windows 2000/Windows XPDevice Driver Install Touch Screen Driver for Windows12 Installing Drivers Install Touch Screen Driver for Windows XP14 Control Panel 17 Device Manager 18 Unknown Device Properties 20 Hardware Update Wizard 22 Finish Touch screen Utility Starting the Computer Daily OperationTurning Off The Notebook Using the Notebook in the CarUsing AC External Adapter Using External Power SourcesCharging the Batteries Running On Battery PowerRunning Setup and Moving Around Setup Configuration UtilityMoving Around and Making Selections MainMain Menu Internal Num Lock Keyboard Backlight Geyserville Support IR Ports 12 LPT Port Security MenuSystem Password 16 Boot Menu Boot Menu17 Exit Menu Exit MenuChanging the Battery Pack Battery MaintenanceCleaning Conserving Power