Keyboard Indicators, NUM Lock | Toshiba C650D guide

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Keyboard Indicators

The figure below shows the position of the CAPS LOCK indicator and the NUM LOCK indicator which show the following conditions:

■When the CAPS LOCK indicator glows, the keyboard is in all-caps mode.

■When the NUM LOCK indicator glows, the ten key allows you to enter numbers.

1.CAPS LOCK INDICATOR 2.NUM LOCK INDICATOR

	Figure 2-8 Keyboard indicators

CAPS LOCK	This indicator glows green when letter keys are
	locked into their uppercase format.

NUM LOCK	When the NUM LOCK indicator glows, you can
	use the number keys on the keyboard for number
	entry.

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User’s Manual Disclaimer CopyrightTrademarks When Using Your Computer Safety Instructions FCC Notice Declaration of Conformity Information FCC InformationFCC Conditions Contact CE compliance EU Conformity StatementWorking environment Canadian Regulatory Information Canada only Vcci Class B Information Disposal of Products Following Information Is Only Valid for EU-member StatesDisposal of Batteries and/or Accumulators Reach Compliance Statement Disposing of the Computer and the Computers BatteriesFollowing information is only for Turkey Optical Disc Drive Standards Energy Star Program Location of the required label Optical Disc Drive Safety Instructions GT30N/GT30F Teac DV-W28S-V Vorsicht Dieses Gerät enthält ein Laser-System und ist als International Precautions User’s Manual Xiii Table of Contents AC Adaptor Keyboard Indicators Optical Disc DriveHardware Bridge Media Slot Sound System Using The Touchpad Using The Web Camera Power Conditions System Indicators Cleaning The Computer Moving The Computer Heat DispersalAccessing HW Setup -1 HW Setup Window Problem Solving Process Toshiba Support -15Before You Call -15 Where to Write Preface Manual Contents Abbreviations ConventionsIcons Keys Messages DisplayTerminology Start Provide Adequate Ventilation General PrecautionsCreating a Computer-friendly Environment Pressure or Impact Damage Stress Injury Heat Injury Mobile Phones Getting Started Equipment ChecklistHardware Documentation Software Getting StartedWindows Connecting the AC Adaptor Getting Started Connect the power cord to the AC adaptor Opening the display panel Opening The Display Turning Off The Power Turning On The PowerShut Down Mode Starting Up for The First Time Sleep Mode Benefits of Sleep Mode Sleep Mode limitations Hibernation Mode Restarting The Computer Starting Hibernation Mode System Recovery Options System Recovery Options Creating Recovery Media System Recovery Getting Started Getting Started Front with The Display Closed Grand Tour Port Left SideFan vent LAN jack Grand Tour Back Side Right Side Underside Front with the display open Front with The Display Open Indicators Power buttonStereo speaker System DC IN/Battery System IndicatorsPower NUM Lock Keyboard Indicators Region Codes for DVD Drives and Media Optical Disc DriveWritable Discs CDs CD-R write DVD Super Multi ± R DL DriveCD-RW write Ultra-speed media AC adaptor 2-pin plug AC Adaptor Hardware Hardware, Utilities and OptionsProcessor*1 Memory*2 Video RAM*6 DisksHard Disk Drive HDD*4 Display panel *5 DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive Built-in Keyboard Pointing Device PowerPorts Slots Communications MultimediaSecurity Special Features Low battery Panel power on/offHibernation Mode Automatic Toshiba Value Added Package Utilities and Applications Toshiba → Utilities → Service Station Toshiba Bulletin Toshiba ServiceToshiba Media Controller Optional Devices OptionsCards/Memory Peripheral Devices Power DevicesOther Points to Note About the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card Memory MediaMemory Media Format Card Type Capacities Card Care Media CareMemory Card Care About the Write-protect Removing a Memory Media Inserting a Memory Media Memory Expansion Installing Memory Module Removing the cover Inserting the memory module Removing the memory module Removing Memory Module Connecting the monitor cable Additional Battery Pack 3 Cell and 6 CellAdditional AC Adaptor USB FDD Kit Security Lock Connecting the security lock Operating Basics Using The Touchpad Touchpad and control buttons Touch Pad Gesture Web camera Using The Web Camera Using Toshiba Web Camera Application Disclaimer Using The Toshiba Face Recognition How to Register The Face Recognition Data How to Launch The Help File How to Delete The Face Recognition Data1N Mode Login Screen Windows Logon Via Toshiba Face Recognition Mode Login Screen Using Optical Disc Drives Pressing the eject button Loading Discs Grasp the drawer gently and pull until it is fully opened Closing the drawer Removing Discs Important Message DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive Writing CD/DVDs on DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive CD-RW High-Speed and Multi-Speed Before Writing or RewritingDVD-R Dual Layer DVD-R for Labelflash DVD+R Dual Layer DVD+R for Labelflash DVD-RW When Writing or Rewriting Disclaimer DVD Super Multi ±R DL Drive Toshiba Disc Creator Data Verification How to Learn More about Toshiba Disc Creator Toshiba DVD Player Display Devices & Audio Operating Toshiba DVD Player Starting Toshiba DVD PlayerOpen Toshiba DVD Player Help Media Care Adjusting System VolumeSound System Smart Audio Changing System Sounds Voice Effects Using The Microphone Wireless LAN Wireless CommunicationsSecurity LAN Cable Types Wireless Communication Hot key 10 Connecting the LAN cable Connecting LAN Cable Disconnecting LAN Cable Cleaning The ComputerMoving The Computer Heat Dispersal Typewriter Keys Keyboard Soft Keys FN Key Combinations Function Keys F1 … F9Hot Keys Hibernate WirelessOutput Brightness up Volume Up Volume DownPressing FN + Home enables Sysrq function Zoom Toshiba → Utilities → Accessibility Pressing FN + Pgup enables Break functionWindows Special Keys Generating Ascii Characters Power Conditions Power and Power-up ModesPower on Power off No operation AC adaptor DC IN/Battery LED DC IN/Battery Indicator Power Indicator Battery TypesBattery Blinking green Real Time Clock Battery Care and Use of The Battery PackSafety Precautions Power and Power-up Modes Power and Power-up Modes Charging The Batteries ProceduresTime Battery Charging Notice Monitoring Battery Capacity Retaining Data with Power off Maximizing Battery Operating Time Extending Battery Life Replacing The Battery Pack Slide the locking latch to the unlocked position Removing The Battery Pack Removing the battery pack Installing The Battery Pack Power-up Modes Starting The Computer by PasswordWindows Utilities System Auto Off Panel Power On/Off Accessing HW Setup HW Setup and PasswordsHW Setup Window General PasswordDisplay Boot Priority Options Boot Priority Disabled EnabledKeyboard LAN Problem Solving Process Troubleshooting Analyzing The Problem Preliminary Checklist System Start-up Hardware and System ChecklistSoftware Self Test Overheating Power Down Battery AC PowerProblem Procedure ProblemProcedure Password Hard Disk Drive LCD Panel To ,Hardware, Utilities and Options for DVD Super Multi±R DL Drive Touchpad Diskette DrivePanel → Hardware and Sound → Mouse to Click the Device Setting tab Hardware and Sound → Mouse to access itUSB Mouse Open the Control Panel External Monitor Sound System Sleep/Hibernation USB Partition Recovery Media Toshiba Support Where to WriteBefore You Call United States of America United Kingdom Singapore SpainIndia Rest of Europe Power Requirements SpecificationsEnvironmental Requirements Video mode Display Controller and Video ModeDisplay Controller Card Specifications Wireless LAN Radio Radio CharacteristicsFrequency Supported Frequency Sub-bands GHz Band Channels Sets Wireless Ieee 802.11 Revision B, G 5520 55005540 5560 1615805*2 1655825*2 Certification agencies AC Power Cord and Connectors United Kingdom USA Legal Footnotes Appendix E Memory Main System*2 Battery Life*3Bit Computing HDD Drive Capacity and External HDD Capacity*4 Wireless LAN*7Graphics Processor Unit GPU*6 Non-applicable Icons Copy Protection Abbreviations Glossary 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