System Indicators, DC IN/Battery, Power | Toshiba C650D specs

The Grand Tour

System Indicators

Figure 2-7 shows the system indicators, which light when various computer operations are in progress.

1.DC IN/BATTERY 2.POWER

	Figure 2-7 System indicators

DC IN/Battery	The DC IN/Battery indicator shows the condition
	of the charge. Green means fully charged and
	glows amber means being charged. During
	critical low battery, the indicator will blink amber.
	Refer to Chapter 6, Power and Power-up Modes.

Power	The Power indicator glows green when the
	computer is on. If you turn off the computer in
	Sleep Mode, this indicator blinks green. If the
	computer shuts down, this indicator shows no
	light.

User’s Manual

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Toshiba C650D user manual System Indicators, DC IN/Battery, Power

Contents

User’s Manual Copyright DisclaimerTrademarks Safety Instructions When Using Your Computer FCC Information FCC Notice Declaration of Conformity InformationFCC Conditions Contact EU Conformity Statement CE complianceWorking environment Vcci Class B Information Canadian Regulatory Information Canada only Following Information Is Only Valid for EU-member States Disposal of ProductsDisposal of Batteries and/or Accumulators Disposing of the Computer and the Computers Batteries Reach Compliance StatementFollowing information is only for Turkey Energy Star Program Optical Disc Drive Standards Optical Disc Drive Safety Instructions Location of the required label GT30N/GT30F Teac DV-W28S-V International Precautions Vorsicht Dieses Gerät enthält ein Laser-System und ist als User’s Manual Xiii Table of Contents Keyboard Indicators Optical Disc Drive AC AdaptorHardware Bridge Media Slot Using The Touchpad Using The Web Camera Sound System Cleaning The Computer Moving The Computer Heat Dispersal Power Conditions System IndicatorsAccessing HW Setup -1 HW Setup Window Problem Solving Process Toshiba Support -15Before You Call -15 Where to Write Manual Contents Preface Conventions AbbreviationsIcons Keys Display MessagesTerminology Start General Precautions Provide Adequate VentilationCreating a Computer-friendly Environment Stress Injury Heat Injury Pressure or Impact Damage Mobile Phones Equipment Checklist Getting StartedHardware Documentation Getting Started SoftwareWindows Connecting the AC Adaptor Getting Started Connect the power cord to the AC adaptor Opening The Display Opening the display panel Turning On The Power Turning Off The PowerShut Down Mode Starting Up for The First Time Sleep Mode Benefits of Sleep Mode Hibernation Mode Sleep Mode limitations Starting Hibernation Mode Restarting The Computer System Recovery Options System Recovery Options System Recovery Creating Recovery Media Getting Started Getting Started Grand Tour Front with The Display Closed Left Side PortFan vent LAN jack Grand Tour Right Side Back Side Underside Front with The Display Open Front with the display open Power button IndicatorsStereo speaker System System Indicators DC IN/BatteryPower Keyboard Indicators NUM Lock Optical Disc Drive Region Codes for DVD Drives and MediaWritable Discs CDs DVD Super Multi ± R DL Drive CD-R writeCD-RW write Ultra-speed media AC Adaptor AC adaptor 2-pin plug Hardware, Utilities and Options HardwareProcessor*1 Memory*2 Disks Video RAM*6Hard Disk Drive HDD*4 DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive Display panel *5 Keyboard Built-in Power Pointing DevicePorts Slots Multimedia CommunicationsSecurity Special Features Panel power on/off Low batteryHibernation Mode Automatic Toshiba Value Added Package Utilities and Applications Toshiba Service Toshiba → Utilities → Service Station Toshiba BulletinToshiba Media Controller Options Optional DevicesCards/Memory Power Devices Peripheral DevicesOther Memory Media Points to Note About the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory CardMemory Media Format Card Type Capacities Media Care Card CareMemory Card Care About the Write-protect Inserting a Memory Media Removing a Memory Media Installing Memory Module Memory Expansion Removing the cover Inserting the memory module Removing Memory Module Removing the memory module Additional Battery Pack 3 Cell and 6 Cell Connecting the monitor cableAdditional AC Adaptor USB FDD Kit Connecting the security lock Security Lock Using The Touchpad Operating Basics Touch Pad Gesture Touchpad and control buttons Using The Web Camera Web camera Using Toshiba Web Camera Application Using The Toshiba Face Recognition Disclaimer How to Register The Face Recognition Data How to Delete The Face Recognition Data How to Launch The Help File1N Mode Login Screen Windows Logon Via Toshiba Face Recognition Using Optical Disc Drives Mode Login Screen Loading Discs Pressing the eject button Grasp the drawer gently and pull until it is fully opened Removing Discs Closing the drawer Writing CD/DVDs on DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive Important Message DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive Before Writing or Rewriting CD-RW High-Speed and Multi-SpeedDVD-R Dual Layer DVD-R for Labelflash DVD+R Dual Layer DVD+R for Labelflash DVD-RW When Writing or Rewriting Toshiba Disc Creator Disclaimer DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive How to Learn More about Toshiba Disc Creator Data Verification Toshiba DVD Player Display Devices & Audio Starting Toshiba DVD Player Operating Toshiba DVD PlayerOpen Toshiba DVD Player Help Adjusting System Volume Media CareSound System Changing System Sounds Smart Audio Voice Effects Using The Microphone Wireless Communications Wireless LANSecurity Wireless Communication Hot key LAN Cable Types Connecting LAN Cable 10 Connecting the LAN cable Cleaning The Computer Disconnecting LAN CableMoving The Computer Heat Dispersal Keyboard Typewriter Keys Function Keys F1 … F9 Soft Keys FN Key CombinationsHot Keys Wireless HibernateOutput Brightness up Volume Down Volume UpPressing FN + Home enables Sysrq function Zoom Pressing FN + Pgup enables Break function Toshiba → Utilities → AccessibilityWindows Special Keys Generating Ascii Characters Power and Power-up Modes Power ConditionsPower on Power off No operation AC adaptor DC IN/Battery LED DC IN/Battery Indicator Battery Types Power IndicatorBattery Blinking green Care and Use of The Battery Pack Real Time Clock BatterySafety Precautions Power and Power-up Modes Power and Power-up Modes Procedures Charging The BatteriesTime Monitoring Battery Capacity Battery Charging Notice Maximizing Battery Operating Time Retaining Data with Power off Replacing The Battery Pack Extending Battery Life Removing The Battery Pack Slide the locking latch to the unlocked position Installing The Battery Pack Removing the battery pack Starting The Computer by Password Power-up ModesWindows Utilities Panel Power On/Off System Auto Off HW Setup and Passwords Accessing HW SetupHW Setup Window Password GeneralDisplay Boot Priority Boot Priority Options Enabled DisabledKeyboard LAN Troubleshooting Problem Solving Process Preliminary Checklist Analyzing The Problem Hardware and System Checklist System Start-upSoftware Overheating Power Down Self Test AC Power BatteryProblem Procedure Password ProblemProcedure LCD Panel Hard Disk Drive DVD Super Multi±R DL Drive To ,Hardware, Utilities and Options for Diskette Drive TouchpadPanel → Hardware and Sound → Mouse to Hardware and Sound → Mouse to access it Click the Device Setting tabUSB Mouse Open the Control Panel External Monitor Sound System USB Sleep/Hibernation Recovery Media Partition Where to Write Toshiba SupportBefore You Call Singapore Spain United States of America United KingdomIndia Rest of Europe Specifications Power RequirementsEnvironmental Requirements Display Controller and Video Mode Video modeDisplay Controller Wireless LAN Card Specifications Radio Characteristics RadioFrequency GHz Band Channels Sets Wireless Ieee 802.11 Revision B, G Supported Frequency Sub-bands 5500 55205540 5560 1615805*2 1655825*2 AC Power Cord and Connectors Certification agencies USA United Kingdom Appendix E Legal Footnotes Battery Life*3 Memory Main System*2Bit Computing Wireless LAN*7 HDD Drive Capacity and External HDD Capacity*4Graphics Processor Unit GPU*6 Non-applicable Icons Copy Protection Glossary Abbreviations Glossary Glossary-3 Ascii Glossary-5 Glossary-6 Erase See delete Glossary-8 Level 2 cache See cache Main board See motherboard Glossary-11 Glossary-12 Glossary-13 Glossary-14 Index Index User’s Manual Index-3 User’s Manual Index-4