Panasonic CF-25 operating instructions Starting Up/Shutting Down

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Starting Up/Shutting Down

Starting Up

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2

Power Switch

Open up the display

Lift the latch and open up the display.

N O T E

Do not turn on the computer with the LCD panel closed if an external monitor is not connected. The computer will not power on.

Turn your computer on

Move the power switch toward the rear direction and hold it there for about one second until the power indicator goes on before releasing it.

C A U T I O N

Do not slide the power switch repeatedly.

After you have turned your computer off, you must wait more than ten seconds before you can turn it back on.

Do not turn the computer ON while your fingers are in contact with the touch pad. Problems may occur in the operation of the touch pad.

If security indicator () is displayed,

you must first enter your User Password (page 17).

Upon entering your

User Password and

pressing

.

If the correct password is input,

 

 

Over three incorrect attempts,

Will Start

Will Not Start*

(Power off)

*If you are starting from the suspend mode ( page 10), if after three attempts the correct password is not input, or if no password is entered for about a minute, the computer returns to the suspend mode.

N O T E

If the display on the right appears,

the network password has been set. To read and write data to other computers, the correct password must be entered.

When an application or file that was previously displayed ap- pears on your screen,

this means the suspend or hibernation mode (page 10) has been set.

3 Select your application

You are able to start working on your computer.

N O T E

[System Devices] in [Device Manager] contains a device bearing an exclamation mark. This does not indicate a malfunction.

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Contents CF-25 Quick Guide Names and Functions of PartsCustomers Record T r o d u c t i o nIllustrations in this Manual CopyrightHow to replace the fuse For U.S.ACables UsageHandling Other Precautions Read Me FirstSaving Data on the Hard Disk Saving Data on Floppy DisksHandling the AC adapter First-time OperationConfirm the inclusion of all parts Double-click Panasonic Setup icon on Windows Read the Limited USE License AgreementSet Windows up Inserting a floppy disk Close Internet ExplorerStarting Up/Shutting Down Starting UpUsing the Touch Pad Moving the cursorDouble-clicking ClickingShutting Down Shutting Down power off your computerStarting Up Your Computer Quickly Resuming Operation Using the hibernation functionRun the Setup Utility Computing On the Road When you need a network environment Key operation and music playbackWhen using the optional CD-ROM pack Perform the followingBattery Power Battery Power Using CF-VZS250A or CF-VZS252 Ni-MHSecurity Measures When the User Password is setTo disable your password Setting the Coffee break Password enabling or disabling Re-enter your password at the Enter User Password AgainTo prevent the changing of your password without permission When the coffee break password is setPreventing the use of a floppy disk When the supervisor password is setO c e d u r e Setting the Supervisor Password To disable your supervisor passwordRunning TranXitT M Infrared Data CommunicationsPreparations for Infrared Data Communications Using a multimedia pocket device Installing/Removing a multimedia pocket deviceHardware Expansion Inserting a multimedia pocket deviceUsing PC Cards Installing/Removing a PC CardInstalling/Removing the RAM Module Adding MemoryLoosen the screw, and then take off the cover Removing the RAM moduleDevices, then press Using an External DisplayConnect the external display to your computer Connect the printer to your computer Using a PrinterConnecting a Port Replicator Installing/Removing the hard disk Installing the hard diskTo customers Removing the hard diskMaintenance Usage, CarryingList of Error Codes Using the Self-diagnosis ProgramAt the MS-DOS prompt A\WINDOWS\COMMAND, input the following Computer DiagnosisDealing with Problems Battery IndicatorStarting Up Character InputDisk Disc Operations Setup UtilityDisplay Connecting Peripherals OthersTechnical Information Reinstalling Reinstalling SoftwareBefore Reinstallation Installing Internet Explorer Installing TranXitInstalling PhoenixCard Manager95 Limited USE License Agreement Beschränkte Benutzerlizenz-Vereinbarung Contrat de licence dusage limité Windows 95 Setup Procedure If you want to complete the printer settings, pressEnter your name and your company’s name, then press If not, pressSetup Utility Running the Setup UtilityClosing the Program Key OperationsSetting the User Password Front Brightness Adjustment DarkNames and Functions of Parts Back Speakers on/off +Other Specifications SpecificationsMain Specifications D e 18,32,41DFQX2530YA

CF-25 specifications

The Panasonic CF-25, part of the Toughbook series, is a rugged notebook designed to withstand the rigors of demanding environments. It is built for professionals who require durability and reliability without compromising performance. This model is particularly favored in fields such as construction, law enforcement, and military, where harsh conditions can be a commonplace issue.

One of the standout features of the CF-25 is its rugged design. The device boasts a magnesium alloy case that effectively protects it against drops, shocks, and vibrations. This hardy construction is complemented by a spill-resistant keyboard, ensuring that accidental liquid exposure does not compromise its functionality. Additionally, the CF-25 is designed to operate in extreme temperatures, making it suitable for use in both sweltering heat and frigid cold.

In terms of display technology, the CF-25 features a sunlight-readable screen, providing excellent visibility even in bright outdoor conditions. The 12.1-inch LCD display is designed to minimize glare, which is essential for users who need to see clearly in various lighting scenarios. The touchscreen capability further enhances usability, allowing for intuitive navigation and interaction.

Performance-wise, the Panasonic CF-25 is powered by Intel processors, which deliver sufficient processing capability for everyday tasks. The laptop supports a range of operating systems, enabling users to choose their preferred software environment. Connectivity is also a strong suit of the CF-25, with multiple ports including USB, serial, and VGA, making it versatile for different peripherals and networks.

Battery life is another critical factor for mobile professionals, and the CF-25 excels in this area, offering extended battery performance to ensure users can operate throughout long shifts without needing a recharge. The device also has options for removable batteries, providing the flexibility required for continuous use in the field.

Overall, the Panasonic CF-25 is a robust, feature-packed laptop that addresses the needs of users in demanding environments. With its rugged build, advanced display technology, reliable performance, and extensive connectivity options, it stands out as a reliable tool for those needing a dependable device in challenging circumstances. The CF-25 exemplifies Panasonic's commitment to durability and functionality, making it an invaluable asset for professionals on the go.
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