Accessories, Handle | Panasonic CF-M34, CF-17 guide

Accessories

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Handle

A handle is available as an option (CF-VSH341).

The handle can be used as a tilt stand as shown in the illustration.

Hand-grip Belt and Shoulder Strap

Ahand-grip belt and shoulder strap are available as an option (CF-VSS341). The hand-grip belt is convenient for computing while standing.

Adjust the length of the belt so that the computer does not fall by mistake, and firmly hold the computer when using it.

For mobile computing, a shoulder strap can be attached to the hand-grip belt.

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Panasonic CF-M34, CF-17 manual Accessories, Handle, Hand-grip Belt and Shoulder Strap

Contents

Reference Manual CF-M34/CF-17 Series Illustrations in this Reference Manual Saving Data on Disks Read Me FirstSaving Data on the Hard Disk Computer Viruses Usage Environment MaintenanceRead Me First Handling Key Combinations N c t i o n s Popup Window LED Indicators Changing the mode of the touch pad Using the Touch PadTouch Pad Advaced Touch Pad Advanced Basic Operation Magnify/reduce the display Handling the Touch Pad Moving the cursor Clicking TouchscreenHandling the Touchscreen Double-clicking Dragging Touchscreen Configuring the TouchscreenMake necessary changes Click OK Drawing Characters or Figures Panasonic Hand Writing TouchscreenSelect Save As or Save from File Suspend/Hibernation Functions Setting the Suspend or Hibernation FunctionShutting Down Using the Suspend or Hibernation Function Starting Up Your Computer Quickly Suspend/Hibernation Functions Resuming Operation Precautions for Using the Suspend or Hibernation Function If entering the Setup Utility with User Password Starting up when the password is setIf entering the Setup Utility with Supervisor Password Security Measures Setting the Supervisor Password Security Measures Run the Setup Utility Computing On The Road Conserving PowerThings to Remember Setting Timeout Function Computing On The Road Use the Battery Indicator to check the battery status Battery PowerBattery Status Fn + F9 Save your data and power off your computer Battery PowerWhen the remaining battery charge becomes low If the suspend or hibernation function is set Panasonic Battery Monitor Click Detail Accurately Displaying Battery Capacity Attach the battery pack, then connect the AC adapter Remove the battery pack Replacing the Battery PackRemove the cover Put the battery pack Put the cover back into place PC Cards Installing/Removing the PC CardInstalling a PC Card Removing a PC Card Installing/Removing the RAM Module RAM Module Connect the external display to your computer External DisplayTurn on the external display, then turn on your computer Install the Windows 95 USB device drivers Installing USB DevicesSet the power management function to disable USB Devices USB Devices Removing USB Devices Performing the Country setting for the modem Connecting to a telephone line and settingsConnecting a telephone line to the internal modem D e m Port Replicator Handle AccessoriesHand-grip Belt and Shoulder Strap Installing/Removing the hard disk Hard Disk Drive Hard Disk Drive Installing the hard diskPut the cover back into place and insert the battery pack Remove the hard disk Setup Utility Running the Setup Utility Main Menu Setup UtilityR a m e t e r s R a m e t e r s Default Advanced Menu Security Menu Power Menu Exit Menu R a m e t e r s Select Start Programs Panasonic Smart Boot Smart BootAdd check mark depending on your needs Click OK T w o r k Technical InformationInternet Explorer Running DMI Viewer DMI ViewerSaving information to a file Creating Backup Disks Connect the external floppy disk drive to your computer Make a copy of the CD-ROM driver Creating Backup DisksSet the floppy disk to the write-protect state List of Error Codes Failure Fixed Disk List of Error Codes Allocation Error for device Starting Up Dealing With Problems AdvancedBattery Indicator Shutting Down Dealing With Problems Advanced Display Reference Manual Drive Operations Application Software Timeout FunctionCharacter Input Sound Connecting Peripherals P y r i g h t S c l a i m e r A d e m a r k s