When to Replace the Battery Pack | Casio MPC-501 specification

When to Replace the Battery Pack

The battery pack is a consumable item, and after long use the amount of operating time provided by a fully charged battery can become quite short. This indicates it is time to replace the battery pack with a new one.

When the “Deteriorate Rate” of the Battery Report reads less than 30%, it is probably time to replace the battery pack.

Tap here.

Shows the number of times the battery pack was charged and other information.

Important

The values that appear in the Battery Report are provided for general reference only. Actual operability of the battery is affected by operating environment and other conditions.

Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack

Important

Use the optionally available battery pack (MPC-173BAT or MPC- 174LBAT) when you need to operate FIVA for longer periods without AC adaptor power. The large-capacity battery pack provides about four hours of continuous operation on a full charge. The operation of the standard battery pack and the large-capacity battery pack included in standard is the same. (Attaching/Removing)

Be sure you use the correct battery pack. On the “Options List” (page 124) , find the battery pack whose model number matches the number marked on the battery pack.

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Casio MPC-501 manual When to Replace the Battery Pack, Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack

Contents

Fiva MPC-501 series Power Plug and AC Adaptor International Energy Star Program Packing List Fiva MPC-501 About the icons Icon examples Handling Fiva When powering Fiva with the AC adaptor. Use of an Use only a proper AC electric outlet 100V~240VOutlet with a different voltage from the rating creates Overloading an electric outlet creates the dangerPage Page Page Product Application Before Using FivaSystem Recovery Computer Viruses Avoiding Computer Viruses Precaution Label Power RequirementsTurning Off Power Cables Main battery Warning Avoid Strong Vibration and ImpactTransporting Fiva Avoid Water and Moisture Backup Data Floppy Diskette and Hard Disk Data Disk OperationsFormatting a Floppy Diskette Protecting CD-ROMs from Dirt and Dust Maintenance and Care Maintenance Not applicable to other areas FCC Warning Contents Using handwriting input smARTwriter Supplementary Information Before Using Fiva About This User’s Guide Chapter Page Features Inch Svga 800 ⋅ 600 TFT LCDHighly mobile A5 size Versatile Stylus Interface Front Back Keyboard Function Key Key Name Description Key Combinations Before Using Fiva for the First Time Connecting the Neck StrapAffixing the Screen Protective Film Pulling out the Stylus Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack Power SupplyConnecting the AC Adaptor To set the battery pack With the battery pack attached to Fiva To remove the battery packCharging the Battery Pack Battery Indicator Lamp Meaning With the special charger unit Turning on Power To turn on the power Shutting Down the Power To shut down Windows 98 from the Start menu Choose Shut Down To enter the Standby Mode from the Start menu To enter the Hibernation Mode with the power switch MS-DOS mode Using Fiva Page Using the Stylus To calibrate the screen Pen Operations Double-clickDrag Drag and Drop Using the Keyboard Keyboard Types Changing the Mobile Keyboard Size Moving the Mobile Keyboard on the Screen Inputting Text with the Mobile Keyboard Full Qwerty key Middle Qwerty key Small Qwerty key ABC key Ten key Training smARTwriter Using handwriting input smARTwriterHow does it work? To run Quick Trainer Using Quick TrainerAchieving Good Recognition Using the Euro Trainer Trainer SmARTwriter Modes Using smARTwriterStarting Up smARTwriter First Steps in Writing with smARTwriter Recognized text appears at the insertion point To activate the Correction Box with the Correction gesture Using GesturesActivating the Correction Box To make corrections Using the Correction BoxTo activate the Correction Box with the menu SmARTwriter Menu Train CharacterMacros and Gestures..., or Application Shortcuts To teach smARTwriter a characterPage New Macro Macros & GesturesTo teach smARTwriter a character string, macro, or gesture Application Shortcuts Existing MacroTo teach smARTwriter an application shortcut Shortcuts New Shortcut Existing Shortcuts Library Library ManagerLibrary Name To open Library Manager Type of Models Library ModelsDelete Button Libraries Button Using the Libraries Window Creating a New Library Properties General Ink Ink WidthInk Color To change the color of the ink Ink Filter Hot KeyOrientation To quit smARTwriter ConstraintsQuitting smARTwriter Using smARTscribble Basic Concepts About smARTscribbleStarting Up smARTscribble Working with Images Working with Text Editing Text To change the ink width Ink Changing the Ink colorChanging the Ink width Navigating Around a Document GuidelinesTo show guidelines To hide guidelines To preview the current SizePreviewing a Document Name Description Using Mobile CockpitSystem Management Toolbar About the Application Startup Toolbar Toolbar SwitchApplication Startup Toolbar To remove an application from the Application Toolbar Starting Up a System ToolTo launch an application from the Application Toolbar Displaying Current Bios Settings To display Bios settings Changing Bios Settings To specify CD-ROM startup To change replicator COM port settings Password Settings Making Mobile Cockpit Settings Menu Item Description Normal Mode Economy Mode Power Management Off Making Power Management SettingsTo change the Power Management Mode To make user settings HDD Adjusting Display Brightness Changing the CPU Clock Speed Adjusting Speaker Volume To adjust volume from Mobile Cockpit To adjust volume using hot keys Power Management for Specific HardwareTo adjust volume from the Taskbar Displaying the Battery Report Show Properties Battery Level Indicator Putting the System Into the Standby Mode Entering the Hibernation Mode Using Mobile Cockpit Help Checking the Power Indicator Lamp Color Using the Battery PackChecking the Current Charge Level of the Battery Pack Checking the Battery Indicator Lamp Color Using the Battery Pack EffectivelyForced Hibernation Mode Power Indicator Meaning When to Replace the Battery Pack Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack Supplementary Information Page Connecting a Peripheral to Fiva Connecting to the Communication PortSome peripherals require changes in Fiva settings Use only special cables for connections Infrared Data Communication USB Connection Using a PC Card Other SS wireless cardsLoading PC Card and Expansion Memory LAN card Using the Port Replicator To connect Fiva to the port replicator 100 To remove Fiva from the replicator Using the Floppy Disk Drive 101To connect the floppy disk drive To write protect a floppy disk To connect a monitor Using an External Monitor102 103 Colors Size Pixels Connecting a Mouse or External Keyboard Connecting a USB DeviceConnecting an RS-232C Peripheral Connecting a Printer 105 TroubleshootingBasic Troubleshooting Memo about your system 106System Outline Fiva Malfunction Symptom Recommended Action107 Power Supply 108 Display Problems 109 Software Problems 110 111 General Operation Problems 112 113 For users in the United States Using the Terminal Equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA114 115 116 117 For users in Canada 118 Main functions of the modem Connecting to telephone line 119 Modular cable Connecting to the Fiva120 121 Model MPC-501M62E MPC-501M63E MPC-501M63O Specifications122 123 Options List 124 Fiva User’s Guide Hon-machi 1-chome