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Sharp PC-MM1 manual Installing Application Program

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Installing Application Program

Installing Application Program

You cannot install an application program to the MM series from the host computer when the MM series is inserted in the cradle. In order to install an application program into the MM series, do either of the following performance:

•Connect the external CD drive unit to the MM series

•Connect the MM series to the host computer via LAN and share the CD drive of the host computer with the MM series.

Before installing an application program, carefully read its license agreement.

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Sharp PC-MM1 manual Installing Application Program

Contents

Page Page Declaration of Conformity Notice for Users in the USAFCC Statement For Wireless LAN Bundled Model Wireless LAN Model Name T60H42400Copyright Product Information and Customer AssistancePRECAUCION VORSICHTVARNING Safety Precautions GeneralLocation UsageBattery Precautions HandlingWireless LAN Precautions ChargingDischarging StorageMagnet About This Manual EditionCopyright TrademarksModel Number Serial Number Date of purchase Dealer’s Name Place of purchase PasswordRecording Important Information Manual Conventions Table of Contents Quick SetupBattery and Power Management Basic OperationsSetup Utility PeripheralsCommunication Functions Connection CradleTroubleshooting Index xiiiAppendixes Maintenance and CareOverview of Computer FrontLeft Status IndicatorsRight Rear BottomDisplay Connector →4-12 Battery Pack→3-1Quick Setup Installing Battery PackCHAPTER Notched Part Notched Part Projected PartProjected Part 5. Slide the battery stopper to the locked position 6. Turn over your computer and go to the next sectionConnecting to AC Power Source Plug the AC power cord into the AC adapterPlug the AC power cord into a wall outlet computer5. Press the power button to turn on your computer Setting Up Windows Properties Dialog Box in Windows Turning Off Your Computer Choosing Power Source About Power IndicatorsIndicator Basic OperationsUsing AC Adapter Resetting System Warm Boot Software ResetPower Switch Reset SwitchUsing Glide Pad Using Glide PadPlace Your Fingertip Move Your FingertipChanging Configuration Click, Double-click, and Right-clickDrag and Drop ScrollSystem Function Keys Using KeyboardSpecial Keys Controlling Volume With KeyboardOn Windows WaveAdjusting Display Changing Resolution and Number of ColorsAvailable Resolutions and Colors Changing Brightness of DisplayPress Ctrl + Shift + F4 to display the image upside down Displaying on Screen Upside Downa Dithering algorithm Changing Wallpaper and Setting Screen Saver Changing WallpaperLog Off Your Computer Setting New User AccountSharing Your Computer Setting Password to User Account Setting PasswordChanging Password Deleting PasswordPage CHAPTER Battery and Power ManagementBattery Pack Charging Battery Pack Charging Battery Pack Using Connection CradleChecking Battery Level On WindowsLow Battery Indication With Battery Level Lamp3 Conditioning Battery Pack Changing Battery Pack to Optional High Capacity Battery Pack Checking Battery Level of High Capacity Battery Pack Conditioning High Capacity Battery PackFollow the steps in Checking Battery Level in this chapter Follow the steps in Conditioning Battery Pack in this chapterStopping Power Supply to the Display Power ManagementStopping Power Supply to Hard Disk Using System Standby/Hibernate Entering System Standby/Hibernate Set Timer to Enter System Standby/Hibernate AutomaticallySupporting System Hibernate Disabling Power Management CHAPTER Using PeripheralsPeripherals USB Device Peripheral Connection OverviewExternal Monitor USB Device Headphone Audio Equipment Handling Floppy Disk Connecting Optional External Floppy Disk Drive UnitOptional External Floppy Disk Drive Unit Inserting Floppy Disk Ejecting Floppy DiskArrow Facing Up Indicator Eject ButtonFormatting Floppy Disk Removing Optional External Floppy Disk Drive UnitCAUTION FOR LASER PrecautionsOptional External CD-ROM Drive Unit Connecting Optional External CD-ROM Drive Unit CE-CD05 Handling CD Inserting CDRemoving CD Disconnecting Optional External CD-ROM Drive Unit Mode SwitchesCleaning Optional External CD-ROM Drive Unit Playing CDConnecting External Monitor DisplayDisconnecting External Monitor Switching Display3. Click OK to close the Control Panel window Audio System Connecting SpeakerConnecting Audio Equipment Connecting Headphone Use the headphone with an impedance of 8Ω.or more 32Ω is recommendedUSB Device PC Card Inserting PC Card4-18 Ejecting PC CardLabel Face Up 3. Push the PC card eject button so that it will pop out from the side of your computer 6. Insert the protection card Connecting Printer PrinterPage CHAPTER Communication FunctionsLAN Unit Connecting Your Computer To LAN CoverLAN Jack To Network HubConfiguring LAN Unit Wireless LAN Activating AntennaConnecting to Internet via an Access Point Communicating with Other ComputersConfirming the Status of Wireless Connection Connecting WEP configured network Switching Network Network Setup UtilityLoading Network Settings Changing Network Settings Deleting NetworkModem Card may not be available in some countries 5 Installing Modem CardSetting Up for Windows XP Modem Configuration Connecting Modem To Telephone LineConfiguring Modem Power Management Setup Utility Running Setup UtilityContents of Setup Utility CHAPTEREntering and Exiting Setup Utility Changing Setting of Setup UtilityMain Menu Security Menu Supervisor and User PasswordAdvanced Menu Setting Password Changing PasswordDeleting Password EnterEnter Boot Menu6 Exit Menu CHAPTER Precautions When Backing Up And Restoring DataConnection Cradle Installing Application Program Setting Up Connection Cradle HoleStand Plate Connection Cradle Bottom ProjectionOverview of Connection Cradle Front PanelRear Panel Charging Battery Pack Using Connection Cradle4. Plug the AC power cord to the wall outlet Using MM Series as External Hard Disk Back Up Important Data PeriodicallyConnecting to Host Computer Installing Connection Cradle ProgramWhen the Host Computer is Windows XP When the Host Computer is Windows 2000 or Windows MeConnecting MM Series To Host Computer Connecting MM series with Host Computer Second Time Displaying on Host ComputerWhile communicating to the host computer Sliding Host PC Connection Switch to OFF Stopping Connection from Host ComputerStopping Device In case of Windows XPRemoving from Connection Cradle Connecting to Host Computer AgainDisconnecting USB Cable Setting Password Canceling PasswordIn case of Windows XP or Windows Setting Password1. Cancel the password 2. Stop the device In case of Windows MeMaintenance and Care Cleaning Your ComputerAppendixes AppendixesAppendixes Disconnect the AC adapter from your computerTroubleshooting Common ProblemsTrouble when Starting Question Why do I get the message Invalid system disk?Question Why can’t I boot from the floppy disk? Question Why do I get the message PressF1 to resume, F2 to setup?Question Why is the screen blank? Question Why can’t I change the display with Fn+F5 keys?Trouble with Display See the Display section in Chapter 2 andQuestion Why doesnt the keyboard or the glide pad function? Question Why does the glide pad malfunction?Question Why cant I use a floppy disk? Trouble with Keyboard/Glide PadQuestion Why cant I read or write data to/from the hard disk? Question Why can’t I read data from a compact disc or play files?Question Why cant I communicate through the modem? Trouble with Hard DiskQuestion Why cant I access the LAN? Question How can I detect the MAC address?Page Page Question Why is the battery pack discharged so quickly? Question Why is the date and/or time incorrect?Question Why cant I use a hardware device? Question Why cant I produce sound?Question Why can’t find the drivers and applications? Question Why can’t I insert the MM series into the connection cradle?Trouble with Connection Cradle Question Why do I get the message Invalid system disk?Question Why can’t I cancel the password? T-12 Index IndexIndex-2 Index-3 Index Index-2