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Reference Manual Descriptions  Disclaimer Trademarks Panasonic Corporation Sound and Video Windows UpdateIntroduction Regarding Windows Useful functions of the Touch Pad Only for CF-53 Series When high-frequency sound occurs  Picture zoom-out/zoom-in «Fn» LCD brightness Display mode switchingKey Combinations Key Function Beeps do not sound if you turn off the speaker sound*4 VolumeOnly for CF-52 Series Speaker on/off «Fn» Activate hibernation Concealed Mode on/offRemaining battery charge Activate sleep*5 Hotkey Settings You can have different settings for each user Display status bar while Fn Key is held down*8Click OK Touchscreen Only for model with touchscreen To right-click Maintaining the performance of the touchscreen Suggestions About Cleaning the LCD SurfaceHow to use the soft cloth Operation of the touchscreen Do not touch the screen outside of the LCD display area Things to keep in mind when using the touchscreenClean the touchscreen while the computer is powered off Wash the soft cloth when it becomes dirty Perform the following calibration for each user Calibration by an administratorTouchscreen Calibration Calibration by an standard user Perform the touchscreen calibration for each user Run Touch Screen Calibration Utility Click on the notification area, and double-click Installing the utilityHand Writing Utility Starting Hand Writing Utility Windows XP start Windows XP standby Sleep Setting Sleep or HibernationSleep and Hibernation Functions Starting Up Your Computer Quickly Standby / Hibernation Precautions To enter sleep*3 or hibernation Failing the password input while resuming from hibernationFailing the password input while resuming from sleep*2 Entering/Resuming from Sleep or Hibernation While the computer is entering sleep*3 or hibernation Do not To resume from sleep*3 or hibernation U T I O N T E Setting the Supervisor Password/User Password Security Measures Other security measure When you have your hard disk drive repaired Preventing Your Computer from Unauthorized UsePreventing Your Hard Disk Data from Being Read or Written Using Intel Identity Protection Technology Intel IPT Disabling CD/DVD DriveThis does not work for USB CD/DVD drive Security Measures We recommend charging the battery no more than once per day Battery PowerImportant Battery Tips How to use the battery with minimal deterioration Use the battery in the high temperature mode Things to keep in mind when using the battery pack Battery Indicator Checking the Remaining Battery Charge High temperature modeAfter logging on to Windows Press «Fn» + «F9» Computer behavior with low battery Correcting the Battery Display Battery Recalibration Reverse the computer and remove the cover Replacing the Battery Pack Remove/Insert the battery pack Slide the cover back U T I O N Handling Precautions CD/DVD DriveCD/DVD drive handling care Disc handling care To clean discs Disc Information How to hold a disc Recommended discs for writing DVD discs you can use for writing  DVD-Video with multiple region codes Using DVD MediaRegion code setting Inserting/Removing a Disc Close the tray Insert/Remove a disc For AutoPlay CD/DVD Power-saving mode Changing the CD/DVD Drive Letter To access the online manual WinDVDRunning WinDVD DVD Discs Created Using a DVD Recorder Applicable Media Using Windows FeatureUsing Roxio Creator LJB Writing to CD/DVD Format type Usage PrecautionsUsing DVD-RAM for Windows When an external CD/DVD drive has been connected Using DVD-RAM for Windows XP Formatting methodWriting to DVD-RAM Logical format method Logical format type Support Information If you have uninstalled Roxio Creator LJB accidentally PC Card / ExpressCard Inserting/Removing the CardTo insert the card To remove the card Disable the card function Open the cover and remove the card Windows XP standby SD Memory Card SD Memory Card InformationInserting/Removing the SD Memory Card Preparation Remove the card SD Memory Card Insert the Smart Card with the contact part a in front Smart CardInserting/Removing the Smart Card Only for model with Smart Card slot Press the eject button B. The Smart Card pops out Inserting/Removing the RAM Module RAM Module  Do not use sleep*1 or hibernation Insert/Remove the RAM module Set the cover and battery pack Set the cover correctly and tighten the screw firmly Port Replicator Switching the display mode Press « » + «P» or «Fn» + «F3» Click the display modeExternal Display Press «Fn» + «F3» Supplied with the monitor Resolution Display Selector Only for CF-53 SeriesDevice Click Apply to enable the settings Click OK Changing the Sound Output DestinationSecondary Screen Position External Display To connect the USB device Connecting/Removing USB DevicesDisable the USB device USB Devices Only for model with Smart Card slot If you double-click Remove the USB device Windows XP standby Ieee 1394 Devices To connect Ieee 1394 deviceOnly for model with Ieee 1394 port To remove Ieee 1394 device How to Use the Fingerprint Reader Fingerprint ReaderSlide your finger toward yourself Fingerprint’s Outline Overview Performed by each user User Fingerprint Enrollment PrecautionsPerformed by the Computer Administrator 1. TPM Installation Security Functions TPM Installation Installation If the Invalid TPM status message is not displayed More Advanced Security Register the Supervisor Password Backup Useful InformationSet the High Security Level  File used by each user  Password used by each user Handling & Maintenance  Sensor Scrolling Feature is not supportedLimitations in Use Uninstall Protector Suite Deleting Initializing Owner’s DataDelete Fingerprint Data Deleting the passport Log on to Windows as an AdministratorWe recommend you set the backup password Starting Over Restore or create passport Connecting the Internal Modem with a Telephone Jack ModemOnly for model with Modem Ring Resume Function To enable this function To set the time to return the computer to sleep*2 Modem Open the cover and connect the cable Connecting LAN To check the Local Area Connection status Enabling the Power On by LAN function Power On by LAN/Wake Up from wired LAN Enabling/Disabling the Wake Up from wired LAN function T E To enable wireless communication Disabling/Enabling Wireless CommunicationWireless Switch To disable all wireless communication To check the wireless communication status Wireless Switch Utility Wireless Switch Utility iconOnly for model with Atheros AR928X  Turns on the following device Wireless Connection Disable UtilityTo enable or disable particular wireless devices To change the function of the wireless switch Installing the utility Checking the status of the wireless connectionStatus indication  Exit Menu Monitoring LAN Cable on  Monitoring LAN Cable OFF Only for model with wireless LAN Wireless LAN Turning on/off the wireless LAN communication Using the Wireless LAN Function Double-click / / on the notification area Setting the wireless LAN access pointSetting the profiles Click Close  When or is displayed, skip step When 802.11a is Enabled Disabled Wireless LAN Only for model with Bluetooth Bluetooth Click Start*1 All Programs Bluetooth Bluetooth User’s Guide Using the Bluetooth FunctionTo check the Bluetooth communication status Turning on/off the Bluetooth communication Wireless WAN Only for model with wireless WANInserting/Removing a SIM Card To insert a SIM card CF-53 Series CF-52 Series To remove a SIM card Close the cover BPush the card Wireless WAN Wireless WAN Manager Click Help Inserting/Removing the Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk Drive CF-52 Series Insert/Remove the hard disk drive  To insert Insert the Battery Pack Replacing the Battery Pack Hard Disk Drive When you start the Setup Utility with User Password Setup UtilityStarting the Setup Utility When you start the Setup Utility with Supervisor Password Product Information Bios InformationMain Configuration Main Menu Setup Utility LED Advanced Menu LAN Peripheral Configuration Boot Menu To change the boot order Boot Option PrioritiesSecurity Menu Boot Prompt Configuration Boot Override Exit MenuSave Options Icon Enlarger Click Start*1 All Programs Panasonic Loupe Utility Click OK Using the Loupe UtilityLoupe Utility Activating the Loupe Utility Setting the Loupe Utility Autorun Window shape Hardware that can be checked using the PC-Diagnostic Utility Hardware Diagnostics Operations Touch pad operations Internal keyboard operations Regarding the PC-Diagnostic Utility Press «F9» Running the Diagnostic CheckDiagnostic Utility Connect the AC adaptor, and turn on the wireless switch T E Click to start the diagnostic check Hard Disk Backup/Restore Function Creating a Backup of the Hard Disk DataRestoring the Hard Disk Data Click Restart Start up System Recovery OptionsIf you backup your files, click Back up now  To perform from Advanced Boot Options Input the password, then click OK Click Next Select OS 32 bit or 64 bit Select the disc type Recovery Disc Creation Utility Click OK Click OK on All recovery discs complete. screen Preparation Hard Disk Data Erase Utility After erasing is completed, click OK For localized OS model Technical InformationNetwork Connections and Communications Software About Windows-related files Technical Information Technical Information Error Message Error MessageSolution Troubleshooting Advanced Shut DownDisplay Sound Sleep*1 and Hibernation Troubleshooting Advanced Disc Operation Keyboard Network  Disable the Wireless Connection Disable Utility  Wireless Switch Utility Connecting Peripherals Troubleshooting Advanced Touch Pad / Touchscreen only for model with touchscreen  Perform the Touchscreen Calibration PC Card / ExpressCard only for model with ExpressCard slot SD Memory Card Smart Card only for model with Smart Card slotFingerprint Reader only for model with Fingerprint Reader Troubleshooting Advanced Troubleshooting Advanced Troubleshooting Advanced Others To save the information as a text file Checking the Computer’s Usage Status To save a copy of the screen as an image file