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Motorola ML910 owner manual RoHS / Weee

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Troubleshooting Specs Install Finger Placement Warranty Configuring the Touchpad Connecting to AC Power Solving Common Problems Resetting the Computer Starting Bios Setup

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Contents

ML910Rugged Notebook User Guide Page Trademarks License Agreement Iii Limitation of Liability Page Limited Warranty III. HOW to GET Warranty Service Governing LAW US and Canada Class B Regulations Regulatory InformationFCC Caution Canada CMM labeling and Disclosure Table Statements of Compliance European Union CE Marking and Compliance NoticesLocal Restrictions of 802.11a/b/g Radio Usage How To Turn Off the Wireless LAN Radio Compliance with RF Energy Exposure Standards Product Safety and RF Exposure InformationElectromagnetic Interference/Compatibility Aircraft Operational WarningsBlasting Caps and Areas Operational CautionsAbout the Battery About the AC Adapter About the ModemTable of Contents Managing Power Installing Software Drivers …………….A-1 Appendix a SpecificationsPreface This page intentionally left blank Getting Started Unpacking Installing the Battery PackInitializing the Battery Pack Power Supply Cord Connecting to AC PowerTurning On and Off the Computer Opening the CoverTurning Off Top of the Computer Taking a Look at the ComputerRight-Side Components Left-Side Components Through Port Rear ComponentsFront Components Openings Bottom-Side ComponentsAntenna Location Integrated Radio Modems Component Description See Also Top-Open ComponentsLight Sensor Where to Go from Here Operating Your Computer Starting the Computer Starting and Shutting Down the ComputerShutting Down the Computer Typewriter Keys Using the KeyboardNumeric Keypad Cursor-Control KeysWindows Keys Euro SymbolFunction Keys Fn KeyKey Description LCD LCD & CRT CRT Term Action Using the TouchpadTerm Action Configuring the TouchpadUsing the Touchscreen Using the Hard Disk Drive Installing the Optical Disk Drive/2nd HDD/2nd Battery Using the Optical Disk DriveOperating Your Computer Removing the Optical Disk Drive/2nd HDD/2nd Battery Inserting and Removing a Disk Using the Video Features Resolution Colors Configuring the Display ModesConnecting Audio Devices Using the Audio FeaturesUsing the LAN Using the Communication FeaturesUsing the Wire Line Modem 莈麢鱹觕 Using the Wireless LANConnecting to a Wireless Network For Windows XP For Windows Vista Using the PRM240 Wireless Modem Optional Using GPS Optional Using the Bluetooth Using the Mesh Modem OptionalEmbedded Evdo REV. a or Hsdpa Modem Optional Managing Power Charging the Battery Pack Battery PackAC Adapter Initializing the Battery Pack Replacing the Battery Pack Checking the Battery LevelBattery Low Signals and Actions Hibernation Power ManagementAccess to PowerPlay ATI PowerPlayTM ManagementManaging Power Enabling PowerPlay Functions of PowerPlaySelect Your Preferred Settings Depending on Power Source Power-Saving Tips Expanding Your Computer Connecting an External Monitor Connecting a USB Device Connecting a Serial Device Connecting a Video Capture Device System Memory Upgrade Rear View of ML910 RF Pass-ThroughML910 High-Tier Vehicle Docking Station RF Pass-Through Retrofit KitML910 Mid-Tier Vehicle Docking Station ML900 Mid-Tier Vehicle Docking Station ML900 High-Tier Vehicle Docking StationAvailable Automatic Not Required RF Pass-Through CombinationsNot Available Automatic Required Not Available Manual RequiredEnabling RF Pass-Through Option in Mlaa & Mlua Expanding Your Computer Expanding Your Computer Bios Setup Utility and ML Applications When to Use When and How to Use the Bios Setup UtilityStarting Bios Setup Moving Around and Making SelectionsKey Function Main MenuAdvanced Menu CPU ConfigurationDrive Configuration System Recovery Password System Recovery HotkeySet and Change Password USB ConfigurationBoot Settings Boot SettingsBoot Settings Configuration Boot Device Priority Bios Password Setup Security SettingsSupervisor Password User PasswordChange User Password Change Supervisor PasswordClear User Password Exit Options ML User Application Mlua General Guidelines ML Administrator Application Mlaa This page intentionally left blank Installing Software Drivers How to Use the Driver DVD Main Menu Menu Tree Installing Device DriversSelecting Evdo Installing ApplicationsAdditional XP Applications Caring for the Computer Using an Anti-Virus Strategy Using the PasswordProtecting the Computer Taking Care of the Computer Cleaning GuidelinesLocation Guidelines General GuidelinesOptimal Use of the ML910 Rugged Notebook Battery Battery Pack GuidelinesMaximizing Battery Operation Time Removal of the Battery Pack When Traveling This page intentionally left blank Troubleshooting Preliminary Checklist Problem Type Go to Solving Common ProblemsOperating time of a fully charged battery becomes shorter Battery ProblemsTroubleshooting ODD Drive Problems Bluetooth ProblemsDisplay Problems Computer does not recognize a newly installed device Hardware Device ProblemsSimultaneous display/multi-display does not work Keyboard, Mouse and Touchpad Problems Hard Disk Drive ProblemsWlan Problems LAN ProblemsUnable to Connect to Another Wlan device Modem ProblemsModem does not work Software Problems Power Management ProblemsStartup Problems Sound ProblemsOther Problems Resetting the Computer System Recovery Program HDD Recovery ProcessTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting This page intentionally left blank Evdo Internal Module Sprint Accessories ListRAM Acronym Description AcronymsNvram Acronyms 10-3 Specifications SpecificationsParts Specifications Parts Spe cifications This page intentionally left blank Fingerprint Recognition Finger Placement Fingerprint Recognition This page intentionally left blank Wwan Self Install Internal Wireless ModemsInstallation of the Hsdpa Internal Modem Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Installation of the Evdo REV. a Internal Modem Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Fix the M logo with a screw Installation of the PRM240 Internal Modem Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self Install Internal Wireless Modems Self 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