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MPC-501 manual Using Fiva
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Troubleshooting
Specification
Power Indicator Meaning
Connecting the Neck Strap
Maintenance
Symptom Recommended Action
Adjusting Display Brightness
Backup Data
Main battery Warning
To display Bios settings
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Chapter 2
Using FIVA
This chapter explains how to turn on power and per- form a number of basic computer operations.
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Contents
MPC-501 series
Fiva
International Energy Star Program
Power Plug and AC Adaptor
Fiva MPC-501
Packing List
Icon examples
About the icons
Handling Fiva
Overloading an electric outlet creates the danger
When powering Fiva with the AC adaptor. Use of an
Use only a proper AC electric outlet 100V~240V
Outlet with a different voltage from the rating creates
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Before Using Fiva
System Recovery
Product Application
Computer Viruses Avoiding Computer Viruses
Cables
Precaution Label
Power Requirements
Turning Off Power
Avoid Water and Moisture
Main battery Warning
Avoid Strong Vibration and Impact
Transporting Fiva
Protecting CD-ROMs from Dirt and Dust
Backup Data
Floppy Diskette and Hard Disk Data Disk Operations
Formatting a Floppy Diskette
Maintenance and Care
Maintenance
FCC Warning
Not applicable to other areas
Contents
Using handwriting input smARTwriter
Supplementary Information
About This User’s Guide
Before Using Fiva
Chapter
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Versatile Stylus Interface
Features
Inch Svga 800 ⋅ 600 TFT LCD
Highly mobile A5 size
Front
Back
Function Key Key Name Description
Keyboard
Key Combinations
Pulling out the Stylus
Before Using Fiva for the First Time
Connecting the Neck Strap
Affixing the Screen Protective Film
Power Supply
Connecting the AC Adaptor
Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack
To set the battery pack
To remove the battery pack
Charging the Battery Pack
With the battery pack attached to Fiva
With the special charger unit
Battery Indicator Lamp Meaning
To turn on the power
Turning on Power
Shutting Down the Power
Choose Shut Down
To shut down Windows 98 from the Start menu
To enter the Standby Mode from the Start menu
MS-DOS mode
To enter the Hibernation Mode with the power switch
Using Fiva
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To calibrate the screen
Using the Stylus
Drag and Drop
Pen Operations
Double-click
Drag
Keyboard Types
Using the Keyboard
Moving the Mobile Keyboard on the Screen
Changing the Mobile Keyboard Size
Full Qwerty key Middle Qwerty key Small Qwerty key ABC key
Inputting Text with the Mobile Keyboard
Ten key
Using handwriting input smARTwriter
How does it work?
Training smARTwriter
Using Quick Trainer
Achieving Good Recognition
To run Quick Trainer
Trainer
Using the Euro Trainer
Using smARTwriter
Starting Up smARTwriter
SmARTwriter Modes
Recognized text appears at the insertion point
First Steps in Writing with smARTwriter
Using Gestures
Activating the Correction Box
To activate the Correction Box with the Correction gesture
Using the Correction Box
To activate the Correction Box with the menu
To make corrections
SmARTwriter Menu
To teach smARTwriter a character
Train
Character
Macros and Gestures..., or Application Shortcuts
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Macros & Gestures
To teach smARTwriter a character string, macro, or gesture
New Macro
Shortcuts
Application Shortcuts
Existing Macro
To teach smARTwriter an application shortcut
Existing Shortcuts
New Shortcut
To open Library Manager
Library
Library Manager
Library Name
Libraries Button
Type of Models
Library Models
Delete Button
Creating a New Library
Using the Libraries Window
General
Properties
To change the color of the ink
Ink
Ink Width
Ink Color
Hot Key
Orientation
Ink Filter
Constraints
Quitting smARTwriter
To quit smARTwriter
Working with Images
Using smARTscribble
Basic Concepts About smARTscribble
Starting Up smARTscribble
Working with Text
Editing Text
Ink Changing the Ink color
Changing the Ink width
To change the ink width
To hide guidelines
Navigating Around a Document
Guidelines
To show guidelines
Size
Previewing a Document
To preview the current
Using Mobile Cockpit
System Management Toolbar
Name Description
Toolbar Switch
Application Startup Toolbar
About the Application Startup Toolbar
Starting Up a System Tool
To launch an application from the Application Toolbar
To remove an application from the Application Toolbar
To display Bios settings
Displaying Current Bios Settings
To specify CD-ROM startup
Changing Bios Settings
Password Settings
To change replicator COM port settings
Making Mobile Cockpit Settings
Menu Item Description
Making Power Management Settings
To change the Power Management Mode
Normal Mode Economy Mode Power Management Off
To make user settings
HDD
Changing the CPU Clock Speed
Adjusting Display Brightness
To adjust volume from Mobile Cockpit
Adjusting Speaker Volume
Power Management for Specific Hardware
To adjust volume from the Taskbar
To adjust volume using hot keys
Show Properties
Displaying the Battery Report
Putting the System Into the Standby Mode
Battery Level Indicator
Using Mobile Cockpit Help
Entering the Hibernation Mode
Using the Battery Pack
Checking the Current Charge Level of the Battery Pack
Checking the Power Indicator Lamp Color
Power Indicator Meaning
Checking the Battery Indicator Lamp Color
Using the Battery Pack Effectively
Forced Hibernation Mode
Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack
When to Replace the Battery Pack
Supplementary Information
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Use only special cables for connections
Connecting a Peripheral to Fiva
Connecting to the Communication Port
Some peripherals require changes in Fiva settings
Infrared Data Communication
USB Connection
LAN card
Using a PC Card
Other SS wireless cards
Loading PC Card and Expansion Memory
To connect Fiva to the port replicator
Using the Port Replicator
To remove Fiva from the replicator
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To write protect a floppy disk
Using the Floppy Disk Drive
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To connect the floppy disk drive
Using an External Monitor
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To connect a monitor
Colors Size Pixels
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Connecting a Printer
Connecting a Mouse or External Keyboard
Connecting a USB Device
Connecting an RS-232C Peripheral
Troubleshooting
Basic Troubleshooting
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System Outline
Memo about your system
Symptom Recommended Action
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Fiva Malfunction
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Power Supply
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Display Problems
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Software Problems
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General Operation Problems
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Using the Terminal Equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA
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For users in the United States
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For users in Canada
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Main functions of the modem
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Connecting to telephone line
Connecting to the Fiva
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Modular cable
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Specifications
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Model MPC-501M62E MPC-501M63E MPC-501M63O
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Options List
Fiva User’s Guide
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