Panasonic CF-R1 User Manual

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10Function to useSupervisor PasswordUser PasswordSD Memory Card Se-curity FunctionHard Disk LockSecurity MeasuresSituationYou do not want your compute

11Security MeasuresDo not input your password while holding down on Shift or Ctrl .Use only the upper horizontal row of numeric keys to input

12Security MeasuresDo not input your password while holding down on Shift or Ctrl .Use only the upper horizontal row of numeric keys to input y

13Security Measures1Run the Setup Utility ( page 36)2 Using either or , select [Security]3 Using either or , select [Hard Disk Lock]

14Computing on the RoadOne of the main features of notebook-type computers is that you have the power ofcomputing away from your home or office. In t

15Computing on the Road Select on the taskbarYou can control the power consumption by setting the CPU performance separately for“Running on batterie

16Battery PowerBattery StatusChargingFully-chargedBattery charge is low (the charge is less than approx. 9%capacity)Battery pack or charger may not be

17Battery PowerWhen the Remaining Battery Charge Becomes LowSave your data and power off your computerThen:Plug in the AC adaptor, and fully charge yo

18The battery pack has a function for measuring, storing and learning about battery ca-pacity. Using this function properly to accurately display rema

19CAUTIONWhen the charge provided by your battery pack is supplied for only a short period oftime, even after fully charging according to the instruct

2Pressing this key combination adjusts the brightnessof LCD. The brightness setting is stored in memoryseparately under the condition the AC adaptor

20SD-MovieStageSD-MovieStage makes it possible to record the multimedia contents stored on yourhard disk drive or various other media onto an SD memor

21PC Cards Inserting a PC CardSimply slide the PC Card in until it snaps into place. Refer to the opera-tion manual of each card on how to insert the

22How to Use the SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardSD Memory CardSD Memory Card/MultiMedia Card Removing and storing the SD memory cardThe SD memory card

23SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardMake sure you insert the card in the proper direction. If the card is inserted in the wrong direction, the card orslot

24SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardSelect [Next], then select the functions you want to use and the SD memory card settingmethodSD Memory Card Security F

25SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardIf the card is set for [Use when starting computer]When the following screen appears…An SD memory card that has been i

26If the card is set for [Use when logging on to Windows]SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardIf you are prompted to enter your password during Windows logon

27SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardSetting Up an SD Card after the SD Card Setup Program Has Been UsedAfter you run the SD Card Setup program once, the s

28SD Memory Card/MultiMedia CardSetting for this SD cardUse when starting the computer:Add the check mark if you want to use the SD memory card instea

29CAUTIONCAUTIONRAM modules are extremely sensitive to static electricity. There are cases wherestatic electricity generated by the human body has ad

3This indicator lights green when Caps Lock is pressed. Subsequentnon-shifted input is capitalized.These indicators light green when NumLk is

30External DisplayFor more detailed information, refer to the operation manual of the externaldisplay.NOTEExternal Display Port VGA Conversion Cable6

31USB DevicesDo not remove a USB device while your computer is in the standby or hibernation mode.Save important data and close each application.1Wind

32Modem1Connecting a telephone line to the modemIt is not possible to connect the modem to any of the following lines. Internal home phones IntercomsW

33ModemWith this function, if the telephone that is connected to the modem rings in thestandby mode, the power of the computer automatically switches

34LANUsing LANWhen using the computer as a network computer, some additional settings mayhave to be made depending on the usage conditions. We recomme

35Wake up from LANThis is a function to automatically power the computer on from a network server whenthe computer is in the standby or hibernation mo

36Setup UtilityRunning the Setup Utility1 Turn on or restart the computer2 Press F2 while [Press F2 to enter SETUP] is displayed soonafter the com

37Setup UtilityOnOffDisableEnableDisableEnableExternal MonitorInternal LCDSimultaneousDisableEnableNumLock*1Touch PadSpeakerDisplay*2Display Expansion

38Setup UtilityDevice ConfigurationModemLANBoot up from LAN*1Wake up from LAN*1*2Legacy USB SupportUSB Floppy Boot*3Device Configuration : [BIOS]Modem

39Setup UtilityDisableEnableDisableEnableLeave SetSet and EjectTo the sub-menuTo the sub-menuDisableEnableDisableEnableNo ProtectionProtectedTo the su

4Touch PadUse the touch pad to move the cursor on the display and perform normal computeroperations.By design the touch pad is to be used with a finge

40Setup UtilityPower Switch: [Off]Fn+F7/Fn+F10 Key: [Enable]Power Switch*Fn+F7/Fn+F10 KeyPower Menu( : Default)* Does not operate for Windows. A

41Setup UtilitySave Values & ExitExit Without Saving ChangesGet Default Values*2Load Previous ValuesSave Current ValuesRefresh BatteryExit the Set

42Technical InformationNetworkWhen the power saving function is running, communications software may malfunction. Forexample, communications may be h

43DMI ViewerWindows 2000Select [DMI Viewer] from [Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic]Windows XPSelect [DMI Viewer] from [start] - [All Programs] - [Pana

44List of Error CodesThe following is a list of the messages that BIOS can display. Most of them occur during POST. Some of them displayinformation

45List of Error Codes02F5: DMA Test FailedServerBIOS2 test error: Cannot write to extended DMA (Direct Memory Access) registers.02F6: Software NMI F

46The power indicator orbattery indicator is not lit is displayedPOST Startup Error(s) isdisplayedWindows startup, or anoperation is extremelyslowThe

47No display after poweringonThe power has not beenturned off, but after a cer-tain period of time, thereis no displayThe cursor cannot becontrolledAn

48Dealing with Problems (Advanced) Shutting DownWindows cannot be shutdown or restartedDo not shut down Windows during music playback.If a USB device

49Dealing with Problems (Advanced)Unable to connect to anetworkWindows cannot be shutdown or restartedWindows 2000When performing a copyoperation via

5Touch PadHandling the Touch PadDo not place any object on the work surface or press down forcefully with sharp-pointed objects (e.g., nails) or hard

50Dealing with Problems (Advanced)Unable to input using thetouch padCannot set the edge mo-tion range Touch PadHas the Setup Utility been used to set

51Dealing with Problems (Advanced)Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager and close the softwareapplication which is not responding.A

52CopyrightThis manual is copyrighted by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. with all rights reserved. No part of this manual maybe reproduced i

6Standby/Hibernation FunctionsFunctionWhere data is saved toSpeedRequires power supplyStarting Up Your Computer QuicklyDifferences between the standby

7Standby/Hibernation FunctionsStandby ModeorHibernation ModeThe computer should be set for standby or hibernation function. ( page 6).(After releasin

8When [Standby]* or [Hibernate] is selected as the setting for [When I close the lid of myportable computer:], the computer will enter either the stan

9Standby/Hibernation FunctionsDo not use the standby or hibernation function when using the network function.Save all data before powering off your co