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Toshiba Satellite 30DVD User Manual

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  • Page 1 Satellite User’s Manual 30DVD/35DVD 5DVD SATELLITE 30DVD/35DVD SATELLITE Choose freedom.
  • Page 2 Copyright © 2000 by Toshiba Corporation. All rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual cannot be reproduced in any form without the prior written permission of Toshiba. No patent liability is assumed, with respect to the use of the information contained herein.

  • Page 3: General Precautions

    General Precautions Toshiba computers are designed to optimise safety, minimise strain and withstand the rigors of portability. However, certain precautions should be observed to further reduce the risk of personal injury or damage to the computer. Be certain to read the general precautions below and to note the cautions included in the text of the manual.

  • Page 4: Working Environment

    This product was designed to fulfil the EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) requirement to be observed for so-called "Residential, commercial and light industry environments". Toshiba do not approve the use of this product in working environments other than the above mentioned "Residential, commercial and light industry environments".
  • Page 5 EMC (Electromagnetic compatibility) and safety standards. However, Toshiba should not guarantee that this product still observes these EMC standards if options or cables not produced by Toshiba are connected or implemented In this case the persons who have connected/ implemented those options / cables have to assure that the system (PC plus options / cables) still fulfils the required standards.

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction ................... x This guide ....................x Safety icons ..................... xi Everyday handling ................. xii The computer ..................xii Floppy disk ..................xiii CD-ROM/DVD-ROM................xiv Power Cord..................xiv Keyboard ....................xiv LCD .....................xv Modem....................xv Carrying your computer with you ............xv Consumption parts ................xvi About disposal ..................xvi Other documentation ................
  • Page 7 Using the touch pad and the left/right button........1-15 Basic functions.................1-15 Keyboard ....................1-17 Adjusting the volume ................1-23 Control with Volume Control Slider...........1-23 Chapter 2: From turning on to switching off the computer .. 2-1 Turning on the computer ..............2-1 When a password is set ..............2-2 Easy Buttons..................2-3 Function .....................2-3 Software specification ................2-3...
  • Page 8 Exit Menu Details ................6-15 Chapter 7: Restoring the preinstalled software...... 7-1 Restoring the complete system ............7-1 Restoring Toshiba utilities and drivers ..........7-1 Chapter 8: Troubleshooting ............8-1 When problems occur................8-1 Before reading the Q&A collection............. 8-1 Turning the computer on or off…...
  • Page 9 Display and screen ................8-4 Nothing appears on the screen ............8-4 The automatic display stop function does not work......8-5 Taskbar and windows display.............8-5 I can't find the file ..................8-6 I don't know to which location I saved my file........8-6 Applications ...................8-6 I can't use the application..............8-6 Printing ....................8-7 I can't print out ...................8-7...

  • Page 10: Introduction

    Introduction Welcome to the world of portable computing. With your new Toshiba ® Satellite computer, your work can accompany you wherever you go. Satellite 30DVD and 35DVD computers provide fast and easy Internet ® ® access. Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition is already installed on the Satellite 35DVD model, while the Satellite 30DVD comes with Windows 2000.

  • Page 11: Safety Icons

    Safety icons This manual contains safety instructions that must be observed in order to avoid potential hazards that could result in personal injury, damage to your equipment, or loss of data. The safety cautions have been classified according to the seriousness of the risk and the following icons highlight these instructions as follows: DANGER: This icon indicates the existence of a hazard that could result in death or serious bodily injury the safety instruction is not observed.

  • Page 12: Everyday Handling

    Everyday handling For the everyday handling of your computer, please follow the instructions below. The computer DANGER: Before carrying out any repair, remove the computer and its peripherals from the power source and disconnect the power cable from the AC power source. Repair work on the computer without disconnecting it from the power source first could result in an electric shock.

  • Page 13: Floppy Disk

    Please follow the instructions below when handling floppy disks. Please create copies regularly so you are prepared in case data saved to a floppy disk gets damaged or erased. Please note that Toshiba cannot be held responsible for any damage to data contents saved onto a floppy disk.

  • Page 14: Cd-Rom/Dvd-Rom

    CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Please note that no warranty can be provided for the damage of contents of the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM, regardless of the reasons. To increase the life of these products and protect your data, please follow the instruction below when you operate them. Please do not break or bend the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM and do not damage its surface.

  • Page 15: Lcd

    Liquid crystal display There is a deflection film on the surface of the screen. This film can easily be damaged, so please do not touch it excessively. If the surface is dirty, please wipe it with a soft clean cloth. Please do not use water, neutral detergents, volatile solvents, and chemical cleaning cloths and the like.

  • Page 16: Consumption Parts

    Toshiba offers a full line of service options built around its warranty programs. See the warranty and service material included with your computer for registration information. If you have a problem or need to contact Toshiba, see Appendix E. User's Manual...

  • Page 17: Chapter 1: Before You Turn On The Computer

    Chapter 1 Before you turn on the computer In this section the necessary preparations before switching on the computer are explained. Description of the parts Here you find a simple explanation of the names and functions of the different parts. A more detailed description is given in the respective sections. The computer Display Latch Lid switch...
  • Page 18 DC IN socket Fan – Through this opening the heat from inside the computer can escape. Infrared port – When you use the infrared port, you can communicate with other devices that also possess an IrDA type compatible infrared port. The devices involved in an infrared transmission should use the same communication application.

  • Page 19: Ports For Connection Of Peripheral Devices

    Ports for connection of peripheral devices 4 5 6 PS/2 port – For connecting a PS/2 compatible keyboard or mouse. Be sure to turn the computer off before connecting the device. Modular jack – For connecting to the telephone line through a modular cable, to use the modem.
  • Page 20 PC Card Slot 1 (top) and 2 (bottom) – Allows you to connect PC Card Standard TYPE I/II cards. You can also connect other CardBus compatible cards. RGB port – For connecting a CRT monitor. Security lock slot – Can be connected to a chain etc. to prevent theft.

  • Page 21: Status Indicator Lights

    Status indicator lights Keyboard indicator lights Status indicator lights The meaning of each light is described below: Status indicators AC Power light Glows when the power cord is connected Hard disk drive light Indicates that the hard disk drive is in use SelectBay light Indicates that the SelectBay is in use "Mail arrived"...

  • Page 22: Accessories

    Keyboard indicators Numeric mode light Character keys are in Numeric input mode Caps Lock light Character keys are in Capital (uppercase) letter input mode Scroll mode light Arrow keys are in Scroll mode Cursor Character keys are in Cursor input mode Accessories AC adaptor This supplies the computer with power, it is...

  • Page 23: Preparing The Computer

    Preparing the computer While using your computer, you are able to work more comfortably by adjusting the lighting, the height of your desk and chair, the angle of the screen etc. The creation of the right work environment decreases physical fatigue and also helps a little to prolong the life of the computer.

  • Page 24: Working Posture

    Working posture Please adjust the height of your chair so that the keyboard is slightly below elbow level. Sit in a position where your knees are slightly higher than your hips. Adjust the back of your chair so that you do not bend your back muscles. Sit facing the monitor, ensuring that your knees and elbows form approximately 90-degree angles.

  • Page 25: Connecting To A Power Source

    Work habits Sit in a relaxed position. Please put your chair and computer in an appropriate position to avoid pain in shoulders and neck. Alter your position from time to time Stand up and stretch from time to time. Move and stretch your wrists and your neck several times a day. Do not look at the screen for a prolonged period of time.

  • Page 26: Treatment Methods

    Treatment methods Please follow the instructions below when handling the power cord or the AC adaptor. Never connect the plug of the power cord with an outlet other than a 230V wall socket. This could result in smoke or fire. Do not use if the power cable or power plug are damaged, broken, or altered.

  • Page 27: Opening The Display

    Opening the display Open the display by sliding the display latch to the right and lift the display carefully. Please close the display carefully. Closing it to forcefully could damage the hard disk drive, the display, etc. If the magnetic part of the hard disk is damaged, the equipment can no longer be used.

  • Page 28: Power Indicators

    Power indicators The following lights display information about the power source. Status indicator lights The meaning of each light is described below: State System status AC Power light Glows AC adaptor is connected AC adaptor is not connected On/ off light Glows Power is on Blinks...

  • Page 29: Charging The Battery

    Charging the battery Operating on battery power There is a battery pack installed in the computer. After charging the battery, the computer can be operated on battery power (without having the AC adaptor connected). For operating on battery power, connect the AC adaptor and charge the battery completely (fully charged).

  • Page 30: Battery Indicators

    Please ask the dealer were you purchased it or Toshiba for an inspection. Battery indicators The arrow in the picture below indicates the icon that shows the battery status.

  • Page 31: Using The Touch Pad And The Left/Right Button

    Using the touch pad and the left/right button In the Windows screen the following symbol ( ) is called "mouse pointer" (i.e. cursor). Using the touch pad and the left/ right button you can operate the mouse pointer. The touch pad and the left/ right button have the same functions like a mouse and its buttons.
  • Page 32 Double click Bring the mouse pointer into the right position by using the touch pad, click twice quickly on the left button. Tapping lightly on the touch pad twice produces the same function. Drag and Drop Press and hold the left or right button and move the mouse pointer with the touch pad (drag).

  • Page 33: Keyboard

    Keyboard In this section the basic function and name of the keys are described, however there are differences in the usage of the keyboard depending on the software you are using. Character keys The keys that are used to input letters or symbols are called character keys.
  • Page 34 Character or symbol in In cursor key input Cursor key function (in this case +RPH key) the bottom left corner mode, press the key or press the key while See: Cursor key input holding )Q 6KLIW mode pressed down Numeric/ Cursor key Input Mode, in this part.
  • Page 35 This key is used to delete characters, etc. BackSpace (Arrows) These keys are used to move the cursor, etc. Enter This key is used to execute operations, etc. F1 ∼ ∼ ∼ ∼ F12 These keys are used to carry out special (Function keys) tasks, etc.
  • Page 36 Fn + F10 To turn the cursor input mode off, once again (Cursor input mode) press Fn + F10. Fn + Shift + Key Enables the keys where grey numerals or other where character is characters are inscribed in the bottom right inscribed in the corner of the keys.

  • Page 37: Special Function Keys

    Special function keys Combining several keys in the following way can enable some special functions. Special function Description Restarts the system The Close Program box is Ctrl + Alt + Del displayed. When you press again, the computer will restart. Copies the screen Copies everything that is Fn + Ins...
  • Page 38 Assignment of numeric keys and cursor keys Numeric key Cursor key function function Home PgUp PgDn > Fixed Numeric/Cursor input mode In this mode the keys shown inside the dotted line above are normally used in the numeric/ cursor input mode. Using the cursor input function When Fn + F10 is pressed, the indicator of the cursor key input mode is glowing, press any key...

  • Page 39: Adjusting The Volume

    Using the Numeric/ Cursor input mode only once Here you are not working in the fixed Numeric/ Cursor input mode, because you only use the numeric/ cursor keys once. Using the cursor input function While holding the )Q key pressed down, press any key Using the numeric input function While holding the )Q 6KLIW keys pressed down, press any key...

  • Page 40: Chapter 2: From Turning On To Switching Off The Computer

    Chapter 2 From turning on to switching off the computer In this chapter, you will find a description of the things that happen when the computer starts up and how to switch it off. Turning on the computer When the computer remains turned on for a long time the computer will radiate heat.

  • Page 41: When A Password Is Set

    When you turn on your computer for the first time, the "Windows Setup" screen is displayed. To setup Windows, please follow the instructions on the screen. If the computer is in Standby or Hibernation mode, it returns to the state it was in before the power was switched off.

  • Page 42: Easy Buttons

    Easy Buttons Function Internet function Mode Internet Browser button: Press this button to launch the system’s default Internet Browser ® application, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape. E-mail button: ® Press this button to launch Microsoft Outlook Express. It will also turn off E-mail LED, if there were new E-mails detected which made the E-mail LED light.

  • Page 43: Onscreen Display

    Exit Select this menu item to close all four Easy Button applications and their functions. Find the Easy Button icon from the Start Menu and select it to launch this program again. When you restart Windows, the Easy Button program will always run automatically.
  • Page 44 Configure Buttons dialog box From this dialog box, you can configure all 4 Easy buttons. The dialog box contains the following items to configure the buttons to your specific needs. Button list box: Selects the button you want to configure. Default button: Restores the default function of the selected button.
  • Page 45 Application Launch: To link an executable application file or select predefined application from the list. If you select the Application Launch option, the displayed window has two more items described as below. Browse: To open a dialog box to find the path of that file. Or, you can drag the icon of that file from the Windows Explorer and drop it into the Application Launch File Name text box.
  • Page 46 E-Mail Detector Configuration dialog box Before you start to use this E-Mail Detector application, you have to configure your E-mail box information in the E-Mail Detector Configuration dialog box. Search Info: To ask program to grab the default information of your E-mail box information, which includes POP3 sever address, User name, and Port Number, but not includes Password.
  • Page 47 How the E-mail Detector Works? After you complete the configuration of E-mail Detector, you can select Detect Now from the menu to check if the configuration works well. The procedure of mail detection of the program is described below; Step 1. The program will first check if the line is connected. Otherwise, it will invoke Dial-Up to connect to the server.

  • Page 48: Chapter 3: Travelling With The Computer

    AC adaptor connected), if you charge the battery first or if you install a battery pack that is already charged. Please use only Toshiba batteries (Toshiba high-capacity battery pack). The battery is not charged at the time of purchase. The battery will also discharge if you do not use it for a long time.

  • Page 49: Checking Through The Icon

    Checking through the icon You can check the level of your battery power by bringing the cursor on top of the Power Meter icon ( ) of the taskbar. When the AC adaptor is connected When operating on battery power If you double click, the screen of the "Power Meter"...

  • Page 50: When The Battery Power Is Low

    Operation time of the battery when the computer is not in use The battery pack will slowly discharge even when the computer is not in use. This maintenance time depends on the environment in which the computer is stored, and therefore the values below serve as a guideline. The battery was fully charged when the power was turned off Computer mode Operation time...

  • Page 51: Built In Battery

    Built in battery Beside the removable battery pack, there is also a built in battery (clock battery). The clock battery provides power for the internal clock, and maintains the settings in the BIOS setup. The charging time for the clock battery is shown in the table below, however to be able to use it you do not have to wait until it is fully charged.

  • Page 52: Changing The Battery Pack

    Changing the battery pack Please use only the battery pack that is intended for use in this computer. When the battery life has expired, please only replace it with the recommended type. If you use a different type, the difference in voltage and polarity of the terminals may lead to smoke and fire.

  • Page 53: Saving Battery Power

    7. Insert the replacement battery pack carefully. Please be sure to hear a clicking sound. Please make sure that the battery pack is installed securely. If not installed properly, it can fall out when you move the computer and unexpected injuries could be the result.

  • Page 54: Chapter 4: Hardware

    Chapter 4 Hardware In this chapter you can find information about the hardware and peripheral devices that you can connect to your computer. Please pay attention to the safety instructions and handle the devices properly. Installing peripherals For information on installing and using each peripheral device, please consult their respective manuals.

  • Page 55: Connecting A Cable To The Computer

    Connecting a cable to the computer Please pay attention to the following points, when you make a connection. If you connect a cable to the computer's port, make sure to attach the connector the right way up and in the proper direction If there are fixing screws on the cable's connector, tighten the screw after the cable has been connected to the computer's port, to prevent it from getting loose.

  • Page 56: Save Your Data And Close All Applications

    Save your data and close all applications 1. Click on Start and Shut down Windows. 2. Select Shut down and click on the OK button. 3. Turn off the power after Windows has shut down. 4. Disconnect the AC adaptor and the various cables of the peripherals from the computer 5.

  • Page 57: Floppy Disk Drive

    8. Release the SelectBay latch, turn the device that you want to install upside down, and firmly push it in. 9. Please make sure that the SelectBay latch is securely locked. Floppy disk drive Installing the floppy disk drive The floppy disk drive that comes with your computer can be installed into the SelectBay.

  • Page 58: Dvd-Rom Drive

    DVD-ROM drive The SelectBay of your computer is designed to usually hold the DVD-ROM drive. However you can replace it with the floppy disk drive. Which CDs/DVDs you can use The following CDs/DVDs can be read in the DVD-ROM drive. 1.

  • Page 59: Inserting And Removing A Cd/Dvd

    Inserting and removing a CD/DVD Please do not touch the insert inside the disk tray. This can damage the DVD-ROM drive. The glowing of the SelectBay light indicates that the DVD-ROM drive is in use. Under this circumstances, please do not press the eject button. This could ruin the CD/DVD and damage the DVD-ROM drive.
  • Page 60 3. Pull the disk tray out completely. 4. Put the CD/DVD with the label facing up into the tray bringing its hole over the centre spindle and press it down. Make sure the CD/DVD is inserted properly, there should be a "click" when you press it down. Please do not touch the lens or its surroundings inside the disk tray.

  • Page 61: Removing A Cd/Dvd

    5. Push the disk tray in until it clicks into place. Removing a CD/DVD Please do not remove a CD/DVD while the SelectBay light ( ) is on. This could result in a damage of the CD/DVD data and the DVD-ROM drive.
  • Page 62 5. Push the disk tray in until it clicks into place. If the computer is turned off, the DVD-ROM tray will not slide out, even when you push the eject button. If you cannot turn the power on because of a malfunction, etc., you can open the drive manually through the emergency eject hole.

  • Page 63: Pc Cards

    PC cards Your computer allows you to install PC Cards (optional). If you are using a PC Card that does not support hot swapping, please make sure you turn off the computer before installing/ removing the card. There are some PC Cards on the market that generate a lot of heat. If you use these cards for a long period of time, their performance might become unstable as a result of that heat.

  • Page 64: Installation

    Installation 1. Connect the cable to the PC Card Please carry out this procedure for cards like LAN Cards, etc. that require a cable. Please pay attention to the shape of the connector and attach it properly when you connect it. If you handle the connector with too much force, pins could be broken or bent.
  • Page 65 3. Press the eject button again. Please press until you hear a "click". The dummy card will slightly come out. 4. Take the dummy card out. Please keep the dummy card for further use. 5. Insert the PC Card the right way up and in the proper direction. To connect the card properly, please push it in carefully, and do not use excessive force.

  • Page 66: Removal

    Removal Be sure to stop using the PC Card. If you remove a PC Card that is in use at that moment, it can have a fatal effect on the system. Please remove the PC Card only after you made sure it is not used by an application or the system.

  • Page 67: Connecting To The Telephone Line

    4. Insert the dummy card. Connecting to the telephone line When you use the built in modem, connect the modem cable to a 2-line telephone circuit. Installation 1. Connect one plug of the modem cable to the computer's modem jack. Please connect the modem cable only to the modem jack.

  • Page 68: Connecting To A Lan

    2. Connect the other plug of the modem cable to the telephone jack If you are using an ISDN line, please connect to the terminal adaptor (TA) you are using or to the dial-up analogue router. Please use the modem with a normal telephone line (analogue line). You cannot connect it to a digital line (ISDN, etc.).

  • Page 69: Connecting The Lan Cable

    Connecting the LAN cable Please hold on to the jack when you insert or disconnect the LAN cable. Also, when you disconnect the LAN cable, press the little latch on the jack down while you pull the cable out. 1. Turn off all peripheral devices that are connected to your computer. 2.

  • Page 70: Usb Devices

    USB devices This product has an USB port that allows you to install devices, which comply with the USB standard. Installation 1. Insert the plug of the USB cable into the USB port on the computer. 2. Connect the plug on the other end of the USB cable with the USB device.

  • Page 71: I.link (Ieee 1394) Devices

    i.LINK (IEEE 1394) devices This product has an i.Link connector that allows you to install devices, which comply with the i.Link (IEEE 1394) standard. Installing/removing the cable Installing 1. Insert the plug of the cable into the i.Link connector on the computer. 2.

  • Page 72: Connecting To Lan Via I.link

    Removal 1. Click the Remove Hardware icon in the taskbar. 2. Select the i.LINK device you want to remove. 3. After the message "You can safely remove it" was displayed, click on the OK button. 4. Disconnect the cable that attaches the computer to the i.LINK device. ∼...

  • Page 73: Printer

    Printer A printer with parallel interface is connected to the parallel port. A USB conform printer can also be connected to the USB port. For details on the connection and setup of a printer, please refer to your printer's manual. Installation For the connection to the parallel port, please follow the steps below.

  • Page 74: Other Devices

    3. If you selected Enabled select the suitable settings for your printer in Mode. Sets the ECP conformity. In most printers ECP is set. Bi-directional Sets up two-way communication. Is set for some (default) printers and also if parallel interface devices other than printers are used.

  • Page 75: Microphone

    Installation Insert the plug of the cable into the PS/2 port. Please insert the plug well into the port until it fits securely, the arrow mark has to be on the top of the plug. If you handle the connector with too much force, pins could be broken or bent.

  • Page 76: Headphones

    Headphones The headphones are connected to the Headphones-out jack. Please use headphones with a 3.5mm stereo minijack type plug. The volume of the headphones can either be controlled with the Volume control bar or through the Windows Volume control. Please take care not to turn on the volume too high when you are using headphones.

  • Page 77: External Monitor

    External Monitor An external monitor can be connected to the video port. For information on how to handle the external monitor, please consult the manual of your monitor. Installation Please install the external monitor when both the monitor and the computer are turned off.

  • Page 78: Changing The Display Mode

    Changing the display mode If you have an external monitor connected, you can choose between the following display modes: external monitor only. Both, external monitor and the built in LCD display at the same time. Built in LCD display only. Please do not change the display mode in the following conditions.

  • Page 79: Chapter 5: Convenient Functions

    Chapter 5 Convenient Functions Here you find information about software and functions that make your computer even more convenient to use. The screen images are examples only. Using the Easy Buttons This computer features Easy Buttons that allow you to start applications by simply pressing them once.

  • Page 80: Chapter 6: Bios Setup

    How to start the BIOS Setup Press the F2 key directly after you turn on the power (during the start up). During the start up process, the TOSHIBA screen below appears. Press the F2 key while this screen is displayed.

  • Page 81: How To Run The Bios Setup

    How to run the BIOS Setup The BIOS Setup screen Menu Bar – The menu that is currently open appears in blue. Use the keys to move to other menus. You can change the items that appear in brackets [ ]. However the items which appear in blue cannot be changed.
  • Page 82 Moves to the next menu. PgUp key, Home key Moves to the first item of the menu. PgDn key, End key Moves to the last item of the menu. F5 key Moves to the next item before and returns to the previous selected item.

  • Page 83: Contents Of The Bios Setup

    Contents of the BIOS Setup The Bios Setup consists of the following 7 menus. Main menu For setting or displaying time and date and during start up, the HDD, FDD, memory size etc. System Devices menu For setting up the I/O port and upgrade functions. Security menu For setting a password to prevent unauthorised access to the computer.

  • Page 84: Main Menu Details

    Main Menu Details When the BIOS Setup starts, the Main menu is displayed first. In the Main menu you can set the time and date and get information on devices like the floppy disk drive or the hard disk. System Time Sets the system time (24h mode).

  • Page 85: Quiet Boot

    Quiet Boot Here you can set whether or not a test should be carried out during the start up process. If you skip the system test, the start up process will be shorter. System test is carried out Enabled System test is not carried out Disabled Power on display To select the display device (Not valid in Windows Me.).

  • Page 86: System Devices Menu Details

    System Devices Menu Details The System Devices Menu contains settings of the computer's hardware devices. If unsuitable settings are carried out, Windows might not work properly anymore. If you want to load the original values again, press F9 to return to the default settings.

  • Page 87: Ide Controller

    IDE Controller For setting the IDE devices. Standard IDE controller and additional IDE Both controller are used at the same time Only the standard IDE controller is used Primary Not activated Disabled FDD Controller For setting the floppy disk driver. Not activated Disabled Activated...

  • Page 88: Parallel Port

    Parallel port For setting the PRT port. Not activated Disabled Activated Enabled Detects automatically Auto Mode This is displayed when the Parallel port is set to Enabled. For using peripheral devices that support the two Bi-directional way mode. For using EPP compliant peripheral devices For using peripheral devices that are used in the Normal Mode preferred output mode.

  • Page 89: Security Menu Details

    The password is not displayed so you cannot confirm it that way. If you forget the password, please ask Toshiba for a password cancellation. The cancellation of the password at Toshiba has to be paid for.
  • Page 90 Setting the password 1. In Set User Password, move the cursor to Enter and press the Enter key. The Set User Password screen will appear. 2. In Enter New Password, type in the password and press the Enter key. 3. In Confirm New Password, enter the same password again and press the Enter key The Setup Notice screen appears.

  • Page 91: Power Menu Details

    Password On Boot If a user password is set, you can set an additional password here that has to be entered before the system starts up. If you do not select [Enabled] although a password is set, the system will not prompt you to enter a password before booting up.

  • Page 92: Others Menu Details

    Others Menu Details The alarm during the computer operation is set here. Low Battery Alarm Sets an alarm for the case when the battery charge reaches a low level. Not set Disabled Enabled Panel Close Alarm Sets an alarm when the display panel is closed. Not set Disabled Enabled...

  • Page 93: Boot Menu Details

    Boot Menu Details Sets the parameters for the computer startup. Removable Devices, Hard Drives and CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Drives Here you can select the boot order for the devices during the startup process. Select the device and change its order by using the F5 and F6 key. Pressing F5 moves the selected device (reversed order) one place down.

  • Page 94: Exit Menu Details

    Exit Menu Details Here you can end the BIOS Setup. You can also load the default settings, or return to the settings as they were before the current changes. If you press Exit Saving Changes or F10 in the Exit menu, but the BIOS Setup settings are not yet written onto the CMOS-RAM the contents of the BIOS Setup will not be updated.

  • Page 95: Chapter 7: Restoring The Preinstalled Software

    1. Load the Product Recovery CD-ROM in the drive and turn off the computer’s power. 2. Hold down the C key and turn on the power. When the Toshiba logo appears, release the C key. 3. Follow the on-screen instructions.

  • Page 96: Chapter 8: Troubleshooting

    Chapter 8 Troubleshooting In this chapter you will find information on how to cope with problems. If things don't go very smoothly during operation, please read this section. When problems occur Here we would like to introduce you to some remedies in case things do not run very well when you use the computer or if you have the feeling that something is "strange".

  • Page 97: A Program Is Running Automatically

    The operation environment ranges from 5 ∼ 35°C. If you can't turn on the computer, please contact your dealer or Toshiba for help. I turned the power on, but the system doesn't start A floppy disk is inserted that doesn't contain the files necessary to start the computer.

  • Page 98: The Power Goes Off

    The operation environment ranges from 5 ∼ 35°C. If you can't turn on the computer, please contact your dealer or Toshiba for help. There was an alarm sound and the battery light was blinking...

  • Page 99: Display And Screen

    Type in the password and press Enter. In case you have forgotten the password, please seek assistance from Toshiba, after confirming the model you are using. The display device is not set up properly. Please change the display. The colours don't look good You only set a small number of colours.

  • Page 100: The Automatic Display Stop Function Does Not Work

    I can't change the screen area or colour The display settings are not correct. Please follow the steps below: 1. Open the Control Panel and double click on Display 2. In the Display Manager tab, check if the settings in the Display Adaptor are correct 3.

  • Page 101: I Can't Find The File

    I can't find the file I don't know to which location I saved my file Use the Find option to locate it. Please follow the steps below: 1. Click Start, Find, Files or Folders. 2. Type the name of the file you wish to find into the File's or Folders name box.

  • Page 102: Printing

    I can't use the application anymore The application does not react anymore. Please follow the steps below for a compulsory emergency shut down. In this case the data edited in the application will be lost. 1. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del. The Close Program box appears.

  • Page 103: Keyboard, Mouse, Touch Pad

    I followed all the instructions above, but I still can't print Shut down Windows and restart the computer. I tried all of the suggestions above and I still can't print Run a printer self test. If you can't carry out a printer self test, the printer is damaged. Please contact the printer's manufacturer.

  • Page 104: I Can't Use The Mouse

    No matter which key I press, there is no response. The settings are correct, but the desired characters cannot be entered. The internal processes don't work properly. Please follow the steps below: Turn off the computer and after a while, turn it on again Press the Reset Switch Remove the battery pack and the AC adaptor and install them again I can't use the mouse...

  • Page 105: Problems With Peripheral Devices

    Problems with peripheral devices For more information on peripheral devices, please refer to Chapter 4, Hardware. Floppy disk/Floppy disk drive I can't write (save) onto the floppy disk It's not formatted. You cannot write (save) onto an unformatted floppy disk. It's write-protected.
  • Page 106 The SelectBay light doesn't go off Data is being processed. The processing of a huge amount of data takes time. Please wait until the light goes off. If the light does not go off, the system hangs. Please press the emergency power off switch and restart.

  • Page 107: Pc Cards

    I inserted a CD but it doesn't start automatically You inserted a CD that doesn't support the auto start feature. A CD without auto start feature will not start automatically. If it doesn't start automatically, please follow the steps below to start it: 1.

  • Page 108: The Lan Function Doesn't Work

    The LAN function doesn't work I can't connect to the network The network settings are not correct. Please follow the steps below: Check the Windows network settings Check the settings for the counter party's network device (HUB) Check the cable The LAN function is disabled.

  • Page 109: Infrared Communication

    It doesn't work normally after I returned from the Hibernation mode Your USB device doesn't support Hibernation mode. Disconnect the device from the USB port and reconnect it again. I can't use my i.LINK device It is not connected properly. Please check if the cable connection between the computer and the i.LINK device is correct.

  • Page 110: Internet/Mail

    The file transmission is not set. Please follow the steps below: 1. Open the Control Panel and double click on Wireless Link. 2. In the File Transfer tab, check the item Allow others to send files to your computer using infrared communication. 3.
  • Page 111 The message "The connection to the server is not completed" appears, the connection is cut off The settings of the "Dial-up network" are not correct. Please confirm the settings in the following order: 1. Click Start, Settings, Dial-up Networking, xx (connection name).
  • Page 112 A message saying "The Microsoft Dial-up Adaptor is not installed or it does not respond correctly" is displayed and the connection is cut off The Dial-up Adaptor and the TCP/ IP are not installed. Please follow the steps below to install them: 1.
  • Page 113 There is a dial tone, but I cannot hear any call tone. These messages appear: "Line is in use", "Line is busy", "No response" and "Unable to establish connection". The line is currently in use. Make sure the line is not used by a phone or another computer. The settings of the dial mode are not correct.
  • Page 114 Please set the Dialling Properties and the Modem Properties when you use a "0" to pre-dial. Setting the dial properties. 1. Open the Control Panel and double click on Telephony. The Dialling Properties screen appears. 2. Go to Caller Location Info tab, then External Line Number, and enter 0 (zero) using half-width input mode into either Local Call or Long-Distance Call, whichever is appropriate, and then click on the OK button.
  • Page 115 3. Click on the Detail Setup button in the Connection tab. The Detailed Setup of Connection screen appears. 4. In Add Setup, enter the following items in half width alphanumeric characters: • To enable K56flex: -V90 = 0 S38 = 1 •...

  • Page 116: Audio

    Audio No sound from the speakers There is no sound from the speakers Headphones are connected to the headphones-out jack. Please disconnect the headphones from the headphones-out jack. Adjust the volume with the volume control bar located on the front of the computer.

  • Page 117: There Are Strange Sounds

    6. Enter a name into the New file name column and press the OK button. 7. In the Select Sound and Sound Properties screens, press the respective OK buttons to close the screens. When you return to the Sound Recorder screen, please check the playback sound by conducting an actual recording.

  • Page 118: Strange Behaviour

    Strange behaviour There is an interference with the TV and radio The TV and radio behave unusually Please, follow the steps below: Change the direction of the indoors antennas of TV and radio Change the direction of the computer that is facing the TV or radio Move the computer away from the TV or radio Do not use the same electric outlet for the computer as for the TV and radio...

  • Page 119: The Computer Acts Strangely

    The computer acts strangely Although I charged the battery pack, the battery status lamp immediately starts blinking in orange The battery's recharging capability decreased. Please replace with a newly purchased battery pack. While I am working, the operations are getting slower The temperature of the CPU is rising.

  • Page 120: Other Unusual Conditions

    In case you forgot the password, please seek assistance at the Toshiba PC Repair Centre, after confirming the model you are using. The cancellation of the password at the Toshiba PC Repair Centre has to be paid for. Also an ID card (a proof the customers identity) has to be presented at this occasion.
  • Page 121 The message "This program has performed an illegal operation…" suddenly pops up while I am using the computer This means that something went wrong in the software's internal operations. Please, follow the onscreen instructions, click on the Close button and restart the computer. The following messages are displayed: "Insert system disk in drive.

  • Page 122: In Case Of Irregularities Or Damage

    Date of purchase Current condition (give as many details as possible) I can't figure out why it doesn't work Please contact the Toshiba PC Repair Centre. Please provide the following information when you contact us: Name of the product you are using...

  • Page 123: Appendix A: Hot Keys

    Appendix A Hot Keys Hot keys are keys that, when pressed in combination with the key, turn system functions on and off Hot keys have a legend on or above the key indicating the option or feature the key controls. Instant password security Instant password When pressing this hot key, the screen will be...

  • Page 124: Keyboard Hot Keys

    Keyboard hot keys Cursor keypad on/off Pressing this hot key can enable/disable the embedded cursor keypad. Numeric lock state is logically disabled. Numeric keypad Pressing this hot key can enable/disable the on/off embedded numeric keypad. Numeric lock state is logically enabled. Scroll lock on/off This hot key turns the scroll lock feature on and off.

  • Page 125: Appendix B: Features And Specifications

    Appendix B Features and Specifications This appendix lists the features of the Satellite 30/35 computers and summarises their specifications. Built-in features This section lists the computer's standard features and specifications. Technology and processor Microprocessor Intel Mobile Celeron-500 Level l cache 32 KB Level 2 cache 128 KB...
  • Page 126 Storage capacity 3.5-inch diskette Accommodates both 1.44 MB high-density (2HD) drive and 720 KB double-density (2DD) diskettes. Hard disk drive 2.5-inch/9.5mm height, Enhanced IDE drive provides nonvolatile storage of data. 10 GB Ports Parallel port An IEEE 1284 Enhanced Capability Port for connecting a parallel device such as a printer that provides increased performance when used with a Bi-directional compatible device.

  • Page 127: Special Features

    Standard hardware Display Colour TFT/1024 x 768 XGA Resolution LCD. Keyboard Keyboard with 12 function keys and dedicated Windows keys. Sound support Crystal 4281 PCI audio accelerator and 4279A CODEC software wave table, supporting 16-bit stereo, Windows Sound System and SoundBlaster Pro compatible sound support;...

  • Page 128: Specifications

    Specifications Physical dimensions Size Width x Depth x Height 275 x 251 x 31.6 mm Environmental conditions Operating Non-operating Temperature 5° to 35° C -20° to 65° C 41° to 95° F -4° to 149° F Relative humidity 20% to 80% non- to 95% non- condensing condensing...

  • Page 129: Appendix C: Power Cable Connectors

    Appendix C Power Cable Connectors The Satellite computer features a universal power supply you can use worldwide. This appendix shows the shapes of the typical AC power cable connectors for various parts of the world. USA and Canada United Kingdom I3L approved CSA approved BS approved...

  • Page 130: Appendix D: Video Modes

    Appendix D Video Modes Mobility M (4MB SDRAM at 125 MHz) Display Modes with no DVD/Video Overlay and no 3D Table 1 Mobility M 4MB: Single Display Mode Support (CRT/TFT, no DVD/Video Overlay and no 3D) Colour Depth Display Display Refresh Width Height...
  • Page 131 Colour Depth Display Display Refresh Width Height (Hz) 8 bpp 16 bpp 24 bpp 32 bpp 1280 1024 1600 1200 Table 2 Mobility M 4MB: Dual Display Mode Support (CRT/TFT, no Video/Overlay and no 3D, 75Hz Refresh on Both Displays) Maximum Secondary Display Disp 1 Disp 2...
  • Page 132 Maximum Secondary Display Disp 1 Disp 2 Colour Depth (bpp) vs. Primary Display Colour Depth Width Height Width Height 8 bpp 16 bpp 24 bpp 32 bpp 1024 1024 1280 1024 1280 1024 1024 1280 1024 1600 1200 1024 1280 1024 Note: *indicates memory requirements are within 100KB of memory capacity.
  • Page 133 3D Modes Table 3 Mobility M 4MB: Single Display Full Screen 3D Mode Support (TFT/CRT) Colour Depth Display Display Width Height 8 bpp 16 bpp 24 bpp 32 bpp 1024 Table 4 Mobility M 4MB: Dual Display Full Screen 3D Mode Support (on Primary Display Only, CRT/TFT, no Video/Overlay) Maximum Secondary Display Disp 1...

  • Page 134: Appendix E: International Warranty

    The cover is assured in major industrial countries of the world. It means that wherever you take your Toshiba mobile PC in this area, you will never be left without help should any problems arise.
  • Page 135 Fax: +45-43-434021 http://www.toshiba.dk Estonia CHS Estonia Tel: +372-6504-960 Parnu mnt. 142A Fax: +372-6504-916 11317 Tallinn Finland Scribona TPC OY / Toshiba Digital Media Tel: +358-9-5272555 Sinimäentie 8A, P.O.Box 83, Fax: +358-9-5272500 02630 ESPOO http://www.toshiba.se France Toshiba Systèmes (France) S.A. Tel: +33-1-4728-2929 7 Rue Ampère, 92804 Puteaux Cedex...
  • Page 136 Toshiba Information Systems Benelux B.V. Tel: +31-10-2882-300 Rivium Boulevard 41 Fax: +31-10-2882-390 2909 LK Capelle a/d IJssel http://www.toshiba.nl Norway Scribona Norge A/S; Toshiba PC Service Tel: +47-22-897-000 Stålfjæra 20, P.O.Box 51, Kalbakken Fax: +47-22-897-389 0901 OSLO http://www.toshiba.se Poland AC Serwis Sp. Z o. o.
  • Page 137 United States Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. Tel: +1-949-583-3000 9740 Irvine Blvd., Irvine, CA 92713-9724 Fax: +1-949-583-3345 http://www.toshiba.com Or for all countries not listed, please call the Toshiba International Service Line: Tel: +352 460433 or E-mail: toshibawarranty@unn.unisys.com Toshiba addresses for the Internet/World Wide Web...

  • Page 138: Appendix F: If Your Computer Is Stolen

    What is your address, phone, and fax number? To register the theft, please follow these procedures: Fill in the Toshiba Theft Registration form (or a copy of it) on the next page. Attach a copy of your receipt showing where your computer was purchased.

  • Page 139: Toshiba Theft Registration

    Technical Service and Support Leibnizstr. 2 93055 Regensburg Germany Fax number: +49 (0) 941 7807 925 Country stolen: Machine type: (e.g. Satellite 30DVD) Model number: (e.g. PAXXXX YXT) Serial number: (e.g. 70123456E) Date stolen: Warranty seal: (e.g. 9813 123456 049) Owner’s details...

  • Page 140: Index

    Index Accessories, 1-6 Caps lock Adjusting the volume, 1-23 light, 1-6 Connecting to a LAN, 4-15 CRT Display Battery changing display mode, 4-25 built in, 3-4 removal, 4-24 charging, 1-13 Cursor control mode, 1-6 methods, 1-13 time, 1-13 checking charge, 3-1 Description of the parts, 1-1 indicators, 1-14 Display...
  • Page 141 Printer driver, 4-20 Headphones installation, 4-20 connection, 4-23 removal, 4-21 Hot Keys, A-1 Problems, 8-1 a program is running automatically, 8-2 i.LINK (IEEE 1394) devices applications, 8-6 connecting to LAN audio, 8-21 installation, 4-19 no sound from the speakers, installation, 4-18 8-21 removal, 4-19 there are strange sounds,...
  • Page 142 printing I can’t print out, 8-7 Scroll mode strange behaviour light, 1-6 computer acts strangely, 8-24 hibernation mode doesn't work, 8-23 Telephone line I receive unclear messages, installation, 4-14 8-25 removal, 4-15 interference with the TV and Touch pad radio, 8-23 basic functions, 1-15 other unusual conditions, using, 1-15...

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