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Xircom 1500 Computer Power Sources, Case Supplied Power, Computer Battery, Computer A/C Adapter

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GSA Operations

Document Number: 401-364

Computer Power Sources

Case Supplied Power

Since the GSA Unit is a fully integrated system, this is the preferred operating method. To operate in this mode, dock the computer, insert the power cable on the docking bar to the computer’s power input, and flip the CPU switch to the ON position.

Computer Battery

If you do not wish to power the computer through the case’s power supply, then you can use the computer’s internal battery to power it. To operate in this mode, either undock the computer or with the computer docked, flip the CPU switch to the OFF position. This switches the computer to battery operated mode.

To recharge the computer batteries, dock the computer back into the GSA Unit with the CPU switch in the ON position or plug the computer into a suitable A/C power source with the supplied A/C power adapter. For the fastest recharge, the computer must be powered off.

Computer A/C Adapter

The computer normally gets its power from either the GSA Unit case or from its internal batteries. A third way to power the computer is to plug it into an A/C power source, e.g., a wall outlet. For this purpose, an A/C power adapter specifically designed just for the computer has been included with the GSA Unit.

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Xircom 1500 manual Computer Power Sources, Case Supplied Power, Computer Battery, Computer A/C Adapter

Contents

GSAOperations GSA Operations Table of Contents Non-Secure Data Sending and Receiving Non-Secure Communication ConnectionsNon-Secure Faxes Sending and Receiving Case Table of FiguresProComm Plus Send Fax ProComm Plus Fax Status Preface Case Component OverviewCase Power Sources External A/C Power Input External A/C PowerExternal D/C Power Input External D/C PowerTo-A/C Power Inverter Internal Battery SystemCase Supplied Power Computer Power SourcesComputer Battery Computer A/C AdapterPower Management External Power Light Controls and IndicatorsCase Battery Status Light CPU Switch Store / Power SwitchNONSECURE/STU Switch Camera / COM 1 SwitchTo power up the computer To power up the caseTurning on the System Logging Operating SystemShut Down Windows Shutting DownRemoving Pcmcia Cards Creating a Document SoftwareRetrieving an Existing Document Retrieving an Existing DocumentPrinting Printer SetupPrinter cartridge Printing a Document Imaging PageScan Scanner Foto Touch To scan a pictureOCR Scan To scan OCR a text documentNon-Secure Communication Connections Connecting to a Phone Line for Non-Secure ConnectionsModem is ready for use Double-clickDial-Up Networking Connecting to the Internet over a Phone LineNew Connection Setup Phone Number Click on Create ShortcutSending Non-SecureData Non-Secure Data Sending and ReceivingDouble click on ProComm Data Terminal ProComm Plus Indicators Double click on ProComm Data Terminal Receiving Non-SecureDataProComm Receive Screen Sending a Non-SecureFAX Non-Secure Faxes Sending and ReceivingSelect ProComm Plus 32 Fax ProComm Plus Send Fax ProComm Plus Fax Status Receiving a Non-SecureFAX Nothing works TroubleshootingCan’t find my programs Can’t find my filesOne or more colors are missing Nothing printsPaper jams Nothing scansScanned Images or Text comes out weird Need to scan a large document larger than 8.5 inches wideCannot connect to the network GeneralCannot send a fax Cannot receive a faxComputer does not recognize the card Pcmcia CardsDisk Recovery Procedures Color Purpose Cables Location Type Inputs/Outputs Appendix a Panel Color CodingSwitch/Connections Connected Not Connected Appendix B Secure Switch MatrixHardware Manufacturer Appendix E ComponentsPcmcia Cards Manufacturer Cables ManufacturerAdapters Manufacturer Accessories ManufacturerSoftware Manufacturer Manuals Manufacturer ONE-YEAR Limited Warranty Warranty InformationReturn Procedures Optional Second and Third Year Service Limitations Governing LAW, Jurisdiction and Costs