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Toshiba 2000 User Manual (205 pages)

Sequence Controllers

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Controller | Size: 2.99 MB

Important Information
2
Hazard Classifications
3
Notation of Markings
3
Safety Precautions
3
Checking the Warning Labels on the Main Unit
4
Safety Label
4
Warning Mark on the Model 2000
4
Precautions on Installation
5
Precautions on Wiring
6
Precautions for Operation
7
Safety Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection
9
Safety Precautions on Replacing Components
10
Safety Precautions in Daily Operation
11
Safety Precautions on Disposal
13
Immunity
14
Limitation of Applications
14
Documentation System
17
Table of Contents
19
1 System Configuration

23
- Station Module
  23
- Standalone Module
  24
- S2 Configuration (Station Module: Single Configuration)
  25
  - Basic Configuration
    25
  - System Configuration
    26
  - Unit Configuration
    28
    
    Main Base
    28
    
    Modules Mounted on the Main Base
    28
    
    Expansion Base
    28
    
    Modules Mounted on the Expansion Base
    29
    
    Minimum Configuration
    29
    
    Examples of BU648E
    29
    
    Maximum Configuration
    30
    
    Supplementary
    30
- S2 Configuration (Station Module:duplex Configuration)
  32
  - Basic Configuration
    32
    
    An Example of S2 System Configuration
    33
    
    General Configuration
    34
    
    G2 I/O Module
    34
    
    Digital Input/Output Module
    34
    
    Network Module
    34
  - Unit Configuration
    35
  - Maximum Configuration Example
    38
- S2 Configuration (Standalone Module)
  39
  - Basic Ciontiguration
    39
  - System Configuration
    40
  - Main/Expansion Base
    42
  - Unit Configuration
    42
- S2 CPU Module
  45
  - S2 CPU Front View
    45
  - Status Display Leds
    46
  - Operation Mode Switch
    47
    
    S2 Operation Mode
    47
    
    DSW-1 ROM/RAM Switch
    48
    
    DSW-2 Run/Standby Switch
    48
    
    DSW-4 Protect Run Switch
    48
  - Setting Switches of Operation Mode
    48
    
    Communication Function Specifications
    49
    
    RS232C Communication Function Specifications
    49
  - Tool Port of RS232C
    49
    
    An Example of Computer Link System Configuration
    50
    
    Computer Link Function
    50
  - RS485 LINK Port
    50
    
    Communication Function Specifications for Computer Link
    51
    
    Pin Assignment of Computer Link Terminal Block
    51
    
    Terminal Block Arrangement
    51
  - Computer Link Operation
    52
    
    Computer Link Protocol
    53
    
    Example of Checksum Calculation
    53
    
    Message Contents and Size
    53
    
    Message Format
    53
    
    Computer Link Commands List
    54
    
    List of Computer Link Commands
    54
- Units
  55
  - Bases
    55
    
    Maximum Number of I/O Modules that Can be Mounted
    55
    
    Bu668
    56
    
    Bu666
    56
    
    Bu664
    56
  - Expansion Interface
    57
    
    Setting the Unit Address
    57
    
    Unit Address Switch Setting
    57
    
    Expansion Cable
    58
  - Duplexing Interface
    59
    
    Interface Module for Duplexing
    59
    
    Online/Standby Display
    60
    
    Primary/Secondary Switch
    60
    
    LED Status for Online/Standby
    60
    
    Setting of Primary/Secondary Switch
    60
    
    Expansion Duplexing Interface
    61
    
    Front View
    61
    
    Tracking Cable for Duplexing
    62
    
    Tracking Status Cable (TS)
    62
    
    Tracking Data Cable (TD)
    62
    
    Lineup of Tracking Cables
    62
- Power Supply Module
  63
- I/O Module Front View
  69
- I/O Modules
  69
- I/O Module List
  70
- Network Modules
  71
  - SN621/SN622 Specifications
    71
  - UN611/UN612 Specifications
    71
  - Devicenet
    72
  - FL-Net
    72
  - FL654 Specifications
    72
  - CN611/CN612/CN623 Specifications
    73
  - FL611/FL612 Specifications
    73
  - EN611/EN631/EN651A Specifications
    74
2 General Specifications

75
- Power Supply Specifications
  76
- Functional Specifications
  77
- S2CPU Functional Specifications
  77
- Bu648E, Bu668
  79
- External Dimensions
  79
  - Dimension of Connector Type I/O Module
    80
  - Dimension of Terminal Block Type I/O Module
    80
- I/O Module Specification
  81
  - Connector Connections
    85
  - Number of Input on Points (Per 1Connector)
    85
  - Ro663
    88
  - Ro662S
    90
  - Life Curves of the Output Relay (RO663, RO662S)
    91
  - RO662S Output Specifications
    91
  - Do634&Do635
    94
  - Do633P
    96
  - Ac663
    97
  - Cd633
    98
  - Basic Registers
    99
  - Data Format
    99
  - Input Data Bit Assignment
    99
  - Terminal Connections
    99
  - Change Detection Enable Register Bit Assignment
    100
  - Falling Edge Detection Select Register Bit Assignment
    100
  - Mode Selection Registers
    100
  - Rising Edge Detection Select Register Bit Assignment
    100
  - Ad624L&Ad634L
    102
  - A/D Conversion
    103
  - Ad624&Ad674
    104
  - Data Format(Input 4 Words)
    105
  - Ad668
    106
  - Ad628S&Ad638S
    108
  - Data Format (Input 8 Words)
    109
  - Tc618
    110
  - Rt614
    112
  - Da622L
    114
  - Da622&Da672
    116
  - Da664
    118
  - Da624S
    120
  - Cf611
    122
  - Pi632&Pi672
    124
  - Circuit Configration
    125
  - Mc612
    128
  - Mc614
    130
  - Connector Pin Arrangement
    132
  - Driver I/F Signal Connector (CN2) Pin Arrangement
    132
  - External I/O Signal Connector (CN1) Pin Arrangement
    132
  - Cable Connector Is Not Supplied with MC614
    133
  - Input Circuits
    134
  - Manual Pulser Input
    134
  - Pulse Input
    134
  - Servo Healthy Input
    134
  - Deviation Counter Clear Output, Servo on Output Circuits
    135
  - Pulse Output Circuits
    135
  - Un611&Un612
    136
  - Sn621/622
    137
  - Dn611A
    138
  - Fl611/Fl612
    139
  - Precautions for DC Input Modules
    141
  - NPN Open Collector Type (+Common)
    142
  - PNP Open Collector Type (-Common)
    142
  - Precautions for AC Input Modules
    145
  - Overcurrent Protection and Coordination for DC Output Modules
    148
  - Precautions for DC Output Modules
    148
  - Over-Current Protection Coordination
    151
  - Precautions for AC Output Modules
    151
  - Precautions for Relay Output Modules
    152
  - Precautions for Analog Input Modules
    153
  - Precautions for Analog Output Modules
    154
  - Installation and Wiring
    155
  - Operating Environment
    155
  - Base Installation Dimension
    156
  - Installation Precautions
    156
  - Installing Bases
    156
  - Base Unit Installation Dimension
    157
  - Base Unit Shape and Installation Hole
    157
  - Basic Procedure for Mounting/Removing the Modules
    158
  - Mounting Position
    158
  - Mounting the Modules
    158
  - Procedure for Mounting
    158
  - Procedure for Removing
    160
  - Installing/Removing of the Module Cover
    162
  - Connecting Expansion Units
    163
  - Check Points for Grounding
    164
  - Grounding
    164
  - Grounding Methods
    165
  - Grounding of Control Panel
    165
  - Frame Ground (FG) Terminal
    166
  - Grounding between Units
    166
  - Line Filter Ground (LG) Terminal
    166
  - Power Conditions
    167
  - Wiring of the Power Supply
    167
  - Frame Ground Terminal (FG)
    168
  - Wiring of the Power Supply Module
    168
  - Caution
    169
  - I/O Cable Size
    170
  - I/O Wiring
    170
  - One to One Configuration
    172
  - RS-232C/RS-485 Converter
    172
  - Wiring of the Computer Link
    172
  - One to N Configuration
    173
  - Installing Battery
    174
  - Power down Sequence
    175
  - Power Up/Down Sequence
    175
  - Safety Circuit
    176
  - Daily Checking Items
    177
  - Maintenance and Checking
    177
  - Periodical Checking Items
    178
  - Maintenance Parts
    179
  - Battery Replacement
    180
  - Battery Replacement Procedure
    180
  - Battery Replacement Preiod
    181
  - Criteria for Battery Replacement
    181
  - Approximate Battery Backup Time (S2PU82)
    182
  - Operating Rate - Backup Period (Year) at 25°C
    182
  - Operating Rate of S2PU82 with Battery - Backup Period (Year)
    182
  - Disposal of the Battery
    183
  - Prohibited
    183
  - Disposal of Modules
    184
  - Fuse Replacement
    184
  - Type of Fuse Spare
    184
  - Troubleshooting
    185
  - Checking the Power Supply
    186
  - Checking the CPU
    187
  - Checking User Program
    188
  - Checking Input
    189
  - Checking Output
    190
  - Troubles Due to External Factor
    191
  - Errors During Power up
    192
  - Initial Check Error
    192
  - RAS Function
    192
  - Entry of Event Log/Error Log
    193
  - I/O Module Error Detection
    194
  - I/O Modules to be Checked and I/O Module Error Detection
    194
  - Self-Check List
    194
  - Self-Check During System Initialization (Power Up)
    195
  - Self-Check During Scan
    196
  - Self-Check During System RUN Start
    196
  - Self-Check of Duplex Configuration
    200

Toshiba 2000 User Manual (209 pages)

2000 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 2.36 MB

Fcc Notice
3
Telephone Company Procedures
4
Type of Service
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Wireless Interoperability
6
Regulatory Information
7
Wireless Lan and Your Health
7
Interference Statement
8
Table of Contents
12
Introduction
20
This Guide
20
Safety Icons
21
- Other Icons Used
  22
Other Documentation
22
Service Options
23
Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

24
- Making Sure You Have Everything
  24
- Front with the Display Panel Closed
  25
- Left Side
  25
- Back
  26
- Right Side
  27
- Underside
  28
- Front with the Display Panel Open
  29
  - Keyboard Indicator Panel
    31
  - System Indicator Panel
    31
- AC Adapter
  33
Chapter 2: Getting Started

35
- Selecting a Place to Work
  35
  - Creating a Computer-Friendly Environment
    35
  - Keeping Yourself Comfortable
    36
- Precautions
  39
- Setting up Your Computer
  40
  - Installing Additional Memory (Optional)
    40
  - Connecting a Mouse
    44
  - Connecting a Printer
    45
  - Connecting the Modem
    45
  - Connecting to a Power Source
    46
  - Connecting Other External Devices
    48
- Using the Computer for the First Time
  48
- Powering off the Computer
  54
  - Closing the Display Panel
    55
  - Different Ways to Turn the Computer on and off
    55
- Caring for Your Computer
  55
  - Cleaning the Computer
    56
  - Moving the Computer
    56
  - Using a Computer Lock
    56
Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

58
- Computing Tips
  58
- Using the Keyboard
  60
  - Ctrl, Fn and Alt Keys
    60
  - Character Keys
    60
  - Function Keys
    61
  - Windows ® Special Keys
    61
  - Overlay Keys
    62
- Starting a Program
  64
- Saving Your Work
  64
- Printing Your Work
  65
- Using Optional External Diskettes
  65
- Backing up Your Work
  68
- Restoring Your Work
  69
- Playing Audio
  69
- Setting up for Communications
  70
  - Connecting Your Computer to a Network
    71
- An Overview of Using the Internet
  71
  - The Internet
    72
  - The World Wide Web
    72
  - Internet Service Providers
    72
  - Connecting to the Internet
    73
  - Surfing the Internet
    73
  - Internet Features
    74
  - Uploading and Downloading Files from the Internet
    74
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  75
Chapter 4: Mobile Computing

76
- Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
  76
- Running the Computer on Battery Power
  76
- Charging Batteries
  78
  - Charging the Main Battery
    78
  - Charging the RTC Battery
    79
  - Using a Battery Charger
    80
- Monitoring Main Battery Power
  80
  - Determining Remaining Battery Power
    81
  - What to Do When the Main Battery Runs Low
    82
- Conserving Battery Power
  83
  - Setting a Power Usage Mode
    83
- Using Battery Alarms
  85
  - Setting Battery Alarms
    85
- Turning off the Display Automatically
  86
  - Enabling the Screen Saver
    86
- Changing the Main Battery
  88
  - Removing the Battery from the Computer
    88
  - Inserting a Charged Battery
    89
- Disposing of Used Batteries Safely
  90
- Traveling Tips
  91
Chapter 5: Expansion Options

92
Chapter 6: Enhancing Productivity

104
- Windows XP Special Features
  104
- Personalizing Your Desktop
  105
  - Customizing the Taskbar
    105
  - Bringing the World to Your Desktop
    106
  - Changing Desktop and Browsing Style
    107
  - Personalizing Individual Windows
    108
  - Customizing Window Toolbars
    109
  - Displaying Information about each Folder
    110
- Emulating a Full-Size Keyboard
  111
- Setting up for Communications
  112
  - Determining the COM Port
    112
  - Using the Ethernet LAN Port
    113
  - Accessing a LAN
    114
- Exchanging Data with Another Computer
  114
  - Transferring Application Files
    114
  - Setting up a Direct Cable Connection
    115
- Using Audio Features
  116
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    117
  - Recording Sounds
    117
  - Using a Microphone
    118
  - Adjusting Recording Settings
    119
- Powering down the Computer
  119
  - Turn off or Shut down Command
    120
  - Restart Command
    120
  - Hibernation Command
    120
  - Standby Command
    121
- Using Turn off or Shut down
  122
  - Turning off more Quickly
    122
  - Starting Again after Turn off or Shut down
    125
- Using Hibernation
  125
- Using Standby
  129
  - Going into Standby Mode more Quickly
    130
  - Starting Again from Standby
    133
Chapter 7: Toshiba Utilities

134
- Fn-Esse
  134
- Hotkey Utility
  138
- Expansion Device Properties
  139
  - Accessing Mobile Extension Service Configuration
    139
- TOSHIBA Console
  140
  - Customize Your Computer
    141
  - Network
    141
  - Security
    142
  - TOSHIBA Button Controls
    142
  - Power Management
    143
  - Toshiba Hardware Setup
    146
Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong

148
- Problems that Are Easy to Fix
  148
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  150
- The Windows ® Operating System Is Not Working
  152
- Resolving a Hardware Conflict
  154
  - A Plan of Action
    155
  - Resolving Hardware Conflicts on Your Own
    155
  - Fixing a Problem with Device Manager
    157
  - Memory Card Problems
    158
  - Power and the Batteries
    159
  - Keyboard Problems
    161
  - Display Problems
    161
  - Disk Drive Problems
    163
  - Sound System Problems
    165
  - PC Card Problems
    166
  - Printer Problems
    169
  - Modem Problems
    170
- Develop Good Computing Habits
  170
- If You Need Further Assistance
  172
  - Before You Call
    172
  - Contacting Toshiba
    172
- Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
  174
- Toshiba's Worldwide Offices
  174
Appendix A: Hot Keys

178
- Volume Control
  178
- Volume Mute
  179
- Password Security
  179
  - Without a Password
    179
  - With a Password
    179
- Power Usage Mode
  180
- Standby Mode
  181
- Hibernation Mode
  182
- Display Modes
  183
- Display Brightness
  184
- Keyboard Hot Keys
  184
Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors

185
- USA and Canada
  185
- United Kingdom
  185
- Australia
  185
- Europe
  185
- Glossary
  186
- Index
  202

Toshiba 2000 User Manual (214 pages)

Portable Pesonal Computer

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 1.62 MB

Fcc Information
3
Fcc Conditions
4
Region Selection
6
If Problems Arise
7
Telephone Company Procedures
7
Type of Service
7
Fax Branding
8
General Conditions
12
Table of Contents
13
Preface

19
Manual Contents

19
Conventions

20
- Abbreviations
  20
- Icons
  20
- Keys
  20
- Key Operation
  21
- Display
  21
- Messages
  21
General Precautions

23
Stress Injury

23
Heat Injury

23
Pressure or Impact Damage

23
PC Card Overheating

23
Chapter 1 Introduction

25
Equipment Checklist

25
Features

27
- Touch Pad
  28
Special Features

30
Utilities

32
Options

34
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

35
Front with the Display Closed

35
Left Side

36
Right Side

37
Back Side

38
Underside

39
Front with the Display Open

40
Indicators

42
AC Adaptor

44
Chapter 3 Getting Started

45
Setting up Your Work Space

46
- General Conditions
  46
- Placement of Computer
  46
- Seating and Posture
  47
- Lighting
  48
- Work Habits
  48
Opening the Display

49
Connecting the AC Adaptor

49
Turning on the Power

51
Windows XP Professional/2000 Setup

52
Turning off the Power

52
- Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)
  52
- Hibernation Mode
  53
- Starting Hibernation
  54
- Standby Mode
  55
Restarting the Computer

57
Restoring the Windows System

57
Chapter 4 Operating Basics

59
Using the Touch Pad

59
Using the USB FDD Kit

60
Wireless Communications

63
- Wireless LAN
  63
- Wireless Communication Switch
  63
- Wireless Communication LED
  63
Lan

64
- LAN Cable Types
  64
- Connecting Cable
  64
- Disconnecting Cable
  65
- Network Device Switch
  66
- Super Long Life Scheme
  68
Using the Internal Modem

68
- Region Selection
  68
- Properties Menu
  69
  - Modem Selection
    70
  - Dialing Properties
    70
- Connecting
  71
- Disconnecting
  72
Cleaning the Computer

72
Moving the Computer

72
Heat Dispersal

73
Chapter 5 The Keyboard

75
Typewriter Keys

75
F1 ... F12 Function Keys

76
Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations

76
- Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard
  76
- Hotkeys
  78
- Fn Sticky Key
  80
Windows Special Keys

81
Keypad Overlay

81
Generating ASCII Characters

83
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

85
Power Conditions

85
Power Indicators

88
- Battery Indicators
  88
- DC in Indicator
  88
- Power Indicator
  89
Battery Types

89
- Main Battery
  89
- Secondary Battery (Option)
  90
- Real Time Clock Battery
  90
Care and Use of the Battery Pack

91
- Safety Precautions
  91
- Charging the Batteries
  92
- Monitoring Battery Capacity
  93
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time
  94
- Retaining Data with Power off
  94
- Extending Battery Life
  95
Replacing the Battery Pack

95
- Removing the Battery Pack
  96
- Installing the Battery Pack
  97
Starting the Computer by Password

98
Chapter 7 HW Setup and Passwords

99
HW Setup

99
- Accessing HW Setup
  99
- HW Setup Window
  100
  - Device Config
    104
  - Boot Priority
    105
Supervisor Password

107
Chapter 8 Optional Devices

109
- Power Devices
  109
- Peripheral Devices
  109
PC Cards

110
- Installing a PC Card
  110
- Removing a PC Card
  112
SD Cards

113
- Installing an SD Card
  113
- Removing an SD Card
  114
Memory Expansion

114
- Installing Memory Module
  115
- Removing Memory Module
  117
Battery Pack

118
High Capacity 2Nd Battery Pack

118
Universal AC Adaptor

118
Battery Charger

119
USB FDD Kit

119
Slim Port Replicator

119
- Ports
  119
- High Capacity 2Nd Battery Pack
  120
External Monitor

120
Security Lock

121
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting

123
Problem Solving Process

123
- Preliminary Checklist
  123
- Analyzing the Problem
  124
Hardware and System Checklist

125
- System Start-Up
  125
- Self Test
  126
- Power
  126
- Overheating Power down
  127
- Password
  129
- Keyboard
  130
- LCD Panel
  130
- Hard Disk Drive
  131
- Diskette Drive
  132
- Infrared Port
  132
- Pointing Device
  133
- Usb Mouse
  134
- PC Card
  135
- SD Card
  135
- Monitor
  136
- Sound System
  136
- Usb
  137
- Modem
  137
- Lan
  139
- Wireless LAN
  139
TOSHIBA Support

140
- Before You Call
  140
- Where to Write
  140
Appendix A Specifications

143
- Physical Dimensions
  143
- Environmental Requirements
  143
- Power Requirements
  143
Appendix B

145
Display Controller and Modes

145
- Video Modes
  146
Appendix C

149
AT Commands

149
Appendix D S-Registers

161
- At Command Set Result Codes
  166
Appendix E

173
Appendix F Wireless LAN

173
- Card Specifications
  187
- Radio Characteristics
  188
Appendix G

191
AC Power Cord and Connectors

191
- Usa and Canada
  192
- United Kingdom
  192
Appendix H Internal Modem Guide

193
- Installing the Internal Modem
  193
- Removing the Internal Modem
  194
Appendix I Parts Numbers

195
- Cache Memory
  199
- Disk Drive
  201
- Write Protection
  209

Toshiba 2000 User Manual (181 pages)

Integrated Controller V series

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Controller | Size: 9.17 MB

Toshiba 2000 User Manual (76 pages)

V series Integrated Controller

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Controller | Size: 0.78 MB

Safety Precautions
3
Related Manuals
14
Functions and Features
18
Table of Contents
19
1 Before Turning on the Power

21
- Checking the Content of the Package
  21
- Name and Function of each Part
  22
- Installation Requirements
  25
- Power Requirements
  27
- Precautions When Using
  28
  - Daily Use
    28
  - When Turning off the Power
    28
  - About the Hard Disk Drive
    28
  - About the External FDD
    29
  - Daily Cleanup and Storage/Transportation
    29
  - Radio Wave/Power Voltage Interference
    29
  - Repair and Service
    29
  - Disposal
    30
2 Installation

31
- Before Getting Started
  31
  - Procedure
    31
- Installing Bases
  32
  - Precautions When Installing in the Case
    32
- Module Installation
  33
- Grounding
  34
  - Grounding Tips
    34
  - Grounding Method
    35
- Wiring of the Power Supply
  37
  - Chapter 2 Installation
    38
  - Connector Connection
    40
3 Handling

41
- Power on and Power off
  41
- About the Hard Disk
  45
- About the External FDD
  46
  - Floppy Disk Handling
    46
- About the PC Card
  48
  - Installation
    49
  - Removal
    50
4 Maintenance

51
- Daily Inspection
  51
- Periodic Maintenance
  52
- Replacement Timing of Major Parts
  53
- Replacing the Hard Disk Drive
  54
  - How to Remove the HDD Pack
    54
  - Intalling the HDD Pack
    54
5 RAS Function

55
- RAS Function Overview
  56
  - RAS Hardware
    56
  - RAS Support Software
    56
- Hardware Processing RAS Functions
  57
  - WDT Circuit and Hardware Reset
    57
  - RAS Memory
    57
  - Interrupt Signals
    57
6 Hardware Setup

59
- Setting the BIOS
  60
A Q&A

65
- The Mouse Does Not Work
  66
B Device Specifications

69
- Specifications
  69
- B.1 Specifications
  69
- Interface Specifications
  71
  - B.2 Interface Specifications
    71
  - RGB Interface
    71
  - Serial Interface (RS-232C)
    71
  - Ethernet Interface
    72
  - Keyboard and Mouse Interface
    72
  - USB Interface
    72
  - FDD Interface
    73
  - PCMCIA Card Slot
    74

Toshiba 2000 User Manual (66 pages)

integrated Controller

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Controller | Size: 0.72 MB

Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Module Overview Ăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăă1

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- General
  17
Chapter 2 Configuration Ăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăăă3

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Chapter 3 Specifications

29
- PF611/PF612 Module Specification
  30
Chapter 4 Operation and Function

31
Chapter 5 Transmission Parameter Setup

38
Chapter 6 Operation Mode

39
- Operation Mode
  39
Chapter 7 Module Control

41
- Controller Interface Memory Map
  41
- Module Control Information
  43
- Reset PF Module
  44
- Activate PF Module
  44
- RAS Information
  44
- PF612 Transmission Word Count Setup
  45
Chapter 8 RAS Information

47
- PF611 RAS Information
  47
- PF611 DP System Information
  52
- PF612 RAS Information
  54
Appendix

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- Error Inspection
  55

Toshiba 2000 User Manual (49 pages)

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Table of Contents

1 System Configuration

2 General Specifications

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Chapter 3: Learning the Basics

Chapter 4: Mobile Computing

Chapter 5: Expansion Options

Chapter 6: Enhancing Productivity

Chapter 7: Toshiba Utilities

Chapter 8: If Something Goes Wrong

Appendix A: Hot Keys

Appendix B: Power Cable Connectors

Table of Contents

Preface

Manual Contents

Conventions

General Precautions

Stress Injury

Heat Injury

Pressure or Impact Damage

PC Card Overheating

Chapter 1 Introduction

Equipment Checklist

Features

Special Features

Utilities

Options

Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

Front with the Display Closed

Left Side

Right Side

Back Side

Underside

Front with the Display Open

Indicators

AC Adaptor

Chapter 3 Getting Started

Setting up Your Work Space

Opening the Display

Connecting the AC Adaptor

Turning on the Power

Windows XP Professional/2000 Setup

Turning off the Power

Restarting the Computer

Restoring the Windows System

Chapter 4 Operating Basics

Using the Touch Pad

Using the USB FDD Kit

Wireless Communications

Lan

Using the Internal Modem

Cleaning the Computer

Moving the Computer

Heat Dispersal

Chapter 5 The Keyboard

Typewriter Keys

F1 ... F12 Function Keys

Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations

Windows Special Keys

Keypad Overlay

Generating ASCII Characters

Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

Power Conditions

Power Indicators

Battery Types

Care and Use of the Battery Pack

Replacing the Battery Pack

Starting the Computer by Password

Chapter 7 HW Setup and Passwords

HW Setup

Supervisor Password

Chapter 8 Optional Devices

PC Cards

SD Cards

Memory Expansion

Battery Pack

High Capacity 2Nd Battery Pack