AC Power Cord and Connectors | Toshiba T2150CD specs

Appendix D

AC Power Cord and Connectors

The power cord’s AC input plug must be compatible with the various international AC power outlets and the cord must meet the standards for the country in which it is used.

All cords must meet the following specifications:

	Length:	Minimum 2 meters (6.5 ft.)
		Maximum 3 meters (9.75 ft.)
	Wire size:	Minimum 0.75 mm2
	Current rating:	Minimum 2.5 ampres
	Voltage rating:	125 or 250 VAC
		(depending on country’s power standards)
Certification agencies
U.S. and Canada:	UL listed and CSA certified

No. 18 AWG, Type SVT or SPT-2 two conductor

Europe:

Australia: AS

Austria: OVE

Belgium: CEBEC

Denmark: DEMKO

Finland: SETI

France: UTE

Germany: VDE

Italy: IMQ

Norway: NEMKO

Sweden: SEMKO

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Toshiba T2150CD user manual AC Power Cord and Connectors

Contents

FCC Notice CopyrightDisclaimer Trademarks Industry Canada requirement Location of the Required Label Toshiba CD-ROM drive XM-1102B Safety Instruction Vorscht OBS Toshiba service procedure Manual Contents Keys ConventionsAbbreviations Icons Messages Display Introduction Equipment Checklist Battery pack Keyboard Sound system Ramdrive Special Features Keypad overlay Options Front With Display Closed Grand Tour Shows the computer’s left side Left Side Shows the computer’s right side Right Side Right side of the T2150CD series computer Back Side Underside of the T2150CD series computer Underside Front with the display open Front With Display Open Operating Basics Indicator PanelPage Getting Started Setting Up General Conditions Placement of Computer Lighting Seating and Posture Work Habits Connecting Power Cord Connecting the power cord to the computer Using 3 1/2 External Diskette Drive Connectors are designed so they cannot be misconnected Connecting 3 1/2 External Diskette Drive Opening the Display Disconnecting 3 1/2 External Diskette Drive Turning on the power Turning on the Power Inserting a diskette Inserting and Removing Diskettes Formatted Diskettes Backing Up Preinstalled SoftwareMaking Toshiba Companion Utility Diskette Restoring Backed Up Files Using the Backup Command Setting Up Windows Installing Application SoftwareTurning Off the Power Restarting the Computer Identifying Drives Accessing DrivesUsing the Drive Identifier Operating Basics Accessing Executable Files on Disks Main BatteryCharging the Battery Monitoring Battery Capacity Battery LEDPop-up Window Hand Position Using AccuPointMaxTime Replacing AccuPoint Cap Using CD ROM Drive Pressing the CD ROM drawer button Eliminating Feedback Using Microphone Mute Numeric Keypad and Arrow Key OverlaySampling Rate Record Monitor Arrow Mode Adjusting T2150CDS DisplayTemporary Access Moving the Computer Cleaning the Computer Types of Disk Drives Disks and Disk DrivesHard Disk Drive 2 Diskettes CD ROM DriveCD Care 2 External Diskette Drive Write-protecting 3 1/2 Diskettes Labeling Diskettes Write-protect tab Diskette Care Formatting Disks Ramdrive Creating a System Disk System/Non-System Disks Program Diskettes Backup Data DiskettesProtecting Your Data on Diskette Non-System DisksPage Light Gray Keys KeyboardF1...F12 Function Keys Dark Gray Keys Page Ctrl + Pause Break or Ctrl + C halts program execution Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard Soft Keys Fn Key Combinations Hotkeys Resume Mode/Boot Mode Battery Save ModeInstant Security Display Selection Alarm Volume Emulating Fn Key on External Keyboard Accessing the Pop-up WindowKeyboard Layout Turning on the Overlay Arrow ModeNumeric Mode Keypad Overlay Temporarily Changing Modes Temporarily Using the Normal Keyboard overlay onTemporarily Using the Overlay overlay off Generating Ascii CharactersPage Power Conditions Power No battery installed Bmcrnbullet.bmp Operates No charge Power LEDs Battery TypesBattery LED Backup Battery Main BatteryReal Time Clock Battery Safety Precautions Care and Use of the Battery PackCharging the Batteries Battery Charging Notice ProceduresTime Xxxx See , Setup and Password Security Maximizing Battery Operating Time Retaining Data With Power Off Replacing the Battery PackExtending Battery Life Unlatching the palm rest Removing a Battery Pack Installing the Battery Pack Care of the Power Cord Starting the Computer With the Password Boot Mode Power-up Modes Starting the computer in boot mode AutoResume ModeTurning off the computer in boot mode Starting the computer in AutoResume mode Turning off the computer in AutoResume mode Automatic Enabling of AutoResume AutoResume Error Conditions Alarm Power On Panel Power On/OffSystem Auto Off Displaying Images Display PanelDisplay Controller Video Modes Video RAM Graphics Mode Text Mode T2150CDT Video modes Selecting Video Mode Svga T2150CDS Video modes Tsetup Displaying Colors Using an External Color MonitorPage Types of Memory Memory Conventional Memory Using RAMExtended Bios Data Area Memory Map Expanded Memory Upper MemoryHigh Memory Extended Memory LIM-EMS and Optional Additional Memory LIM-EMS and Software Real Mode Memory Access and Processor ModesCPU Cache Memory Virtual 8086 Mode Protected Mode List of Utilities and Drivers Toshiba Utilities and Drivers System Setup of Tsetup Setup and Password SecurityAccessing System Setup Accepting Changes and Exiting System Setup Window Changing Values in the Setup MenuFactory Preset Configuration Memory Setup Options LCD Display Colors LCD Display ModeExt. Scan Mode Power On Display Text Mode Stretch Battery User Setting Options Boot mode, System Auto Off is not displayed HDD Auto Off Battery Level Peripheral Devices Power DevicesOptional Devices Cards/Memory Opening the Pcmcia slot’s cover Installing the Pcmcia Card Cards slot cover Removing the Pcmcia Card Memory Expansion Installing Memory Module Inserting the memory module Removing Memory Module Battery Charger Additional Battery PackPort Replicator Shows the port replicator’s front Front Shows the port replicator’s back Back Right Side Connecting the Port Replicator 10 Lifting up the connecting lever Disconnecting the Port Replicator Connecting the AC AdapterParallel Printer External Monitor PS/2 Keyboard PS/2 Mouse Security Lock International Keyboards 16 Security lock Interfacing for Serial Devices Cabling Communication Settings Connecting a Serial Printer Preset Parameter Settings Connecting a Serial Mouse Problem Solving Process TroubleshootingPreliminary Checklist Analyzing the Problem System Start-up Hardware and System ChecklistSelf Test Battery Power Sources AC power Keyboard Password Hard Disk Drive LCD Panel CD ROM Drive Disk Drives and reboot Diskette Diskette Drive Ramdrive Pointing Device PrinterAccuPoint Serial Mouse PS/2 Mouse External Monitor Pcmcia Card Executing the Diagnostic Test Program Diagnostic Test Test Sequence Choosing Test Options System/Memory SubtestsDisplay Tests Character Attributes Graphics Capabilities Character setsFloppy Disk Diskette Test Printer Test Hard Disk Test Before You Call Toshiba Support Outside of Europe Where to WriteEurope France Rest of Europe Environmental Requirements SpecificationsPhysical Dimensions Power Requirements Disks Processor Sound system PortsAccuPoint Pcmcia Card Slots Software Ascii Character Codes SYN Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Figure C-1 United Kingdom UK Keyboard Layouts Figure C-3 Italian IT Figure C-7 German GR AC Power Cord and Connectors USA and Canada United Kingdom Australia Europe Abbreviations GlossaryPage AUTOEXEC.BAT Page Page Page Page Erase See delete Half duplex See duplex Page Page Page Page