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Toshiba Tecra M1 Maintenance Manual (426 pages)

Personal Computer

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 4.31 MB

Table of Contents

7
- Chapter 1 Hardware Overview
  
  14
Table of Contents

16
- Features
  18
- Figure 1-3 System Unit Block Diagram
  26
  - System Unit Block Diagram
    28
- System Unit Block Diagram
  26
- Figure 1-4 3.5-Inch FDD (USB External)
  35
- Inch Floppy Disk Drive (USB External)
  35
- Table 1-1 3.5-Inch FDD Specifications
  35
- Figure 1-5 2.5-Inch HDD
  36
- Inch Hard Disk Drive
  36
- Table 1-2 2.5-Inch HDD Specifications
  36
- CD-ROM Drive
  38
- Figure 1-6 CD-ROM Drive
  38
- Table 1-3 CD-ROM Drive Specifications
  38
- DVD-ROM Drive
  39
- Table 1-4 DVD-ROM Drive Specifications
  39
  - DVD-ROM Drive
    40
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM Drive
  41
- Table 1-5 CD-RW/DVD-ROM Drive Specifications
  41
  - CD-RW/DVD-ROM Drive
    42
- DVD Multi Drive
  43
- Table 1-6 DVD Multi Drive Specifications
  43
  - DVD Multi Drive
    44
- Keyboard
  45
- TFT Color Display
  46
- Power Supply
  48
- Table 1-9 Power Supply Output Rating
  49
- Batteries
  51
- Chapter 2 Troubleshooting Procedures
  
  54
Table of Contents

56
- Figure
  59
- Troubleshooting
  61
- Troubleshooting Flowchart
  62
- Power Supply Troubleshooting
  66
  - Procedure 1
    66
    
    Icons in the LCD Check
    66
    
    Error Code Check
    67
    
    Procedure 2
    67
    
    Procedure 3
    73
    
    Procedure 3 Connection Check
    73
    
    Charge Check
    74
    
    Procedure 5 Replacement Check
    75
- System Board Troubleshooting
  76
  - Procedure 1 Message Check
    77
    
    Procedure 2 Printer Port LED Check on Boot Mode
    79
    
    Figure 1-10 Keyboard
    85
    
    Procedure 3 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    88
    
    Procedure 4 Replacement Check
    89
- FDD Troubleshooting
  90
  - Procedure 1 FDD Head Cleaning Check
    90
    
    Procedure 1
    90
    
    Procedure 2 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    90
    
    Connector Check and Replacement Check
    92
- HDD Troubleshooting
  93
  - Procedure 1 Message Check
    93
    
    Procedure 1
    93
    
    Procedure 2 Partition Check
    93
    
    Procedure 3 Format Check
    93
    
    Procedure 4 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    93
    
    Connector Check and Replacement Check
    97
- Keyboard and Touch Pad Troubleshooting
  98
  - Procedure 1 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    98
    
    Procedure 1
    98
    
    Connector and Replacement Check
    99
- Display Troubleshooting
  101
  - Procedure 1 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    101
    
    Procedure 2 Connector and Cable Check
    101
    
    Procedure 3 Replacement Check
    101
- CD-ROM Drive Troubleshooting
  103
  - Procedure 1 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    103
    
    Procedure 2 Connector Check and Replacement Check
    103
- DVD-ROM, CD-RW/DVD-ROM and DVD Multi Drive Troubleshooting
  105
  - Procedure 1 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    105
    
    Procedure 2 Connector Check and Replacement Check
    105
- Modem Troubleshooting
  107
  - Procedure 1 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    107
    
    Procedure 2 Connector Check and Replacement Check
    107
- LAN Troubleshooting
  109
  - Procedure 1 Connector Check and Replacement Check
    109
- Bluetooth Troubleshooting
  110
  - Procedure 1 Transmitting-Receiving Check
    110
    
    Procedure 1
    110
    
    Antennas' Connection Check
    111
    
    Procedure 3 Antenna Check
    112
    
    Procedure 4 Replacement Check
    113
- Wireless LAN Troubleshooting
  114
  - Procedure 1 Transmitting-Receiving Check
    114
    
    Procedure 1
    114
    
    Antennas' Connection Check
    115
    
    Procedure 3 Antenna Check
    116
    
    Procedure 4 Replacement Check
    117
- Sound Troubleshooting
  118
  - Procedure 1 Diagnostic Test Program Execution Check
    118
    
    Procedure 2 Connector Check
    118
    
    Procedure 3 Replacement Check
    118
- SD Card Slot Troubleshooting
  121
  - Procedure 1 Check on Windows
    121
    
    Procedure 2 Connector/Replacement Check
    121
Table of Contents

125
- The Diagnostic Test
  127
- Chapter 3 Contents
  
  128
  - The Diagnostic Test
    128
  - Executing the Diagnostic Test
    129
    
    Executing the Diagnostic Test
    130
  - Subtest Names
    133
    
    Subtest Names
    134
  - System Test
    136
    
    System Test
    137
  - Memory Test
    140
  - Keyboard Test
    142
  - Display Test
    146
  - Floppy Disk Test
    150
  - Printer Test
    152
  - Async Test
    154
  - Hard Disk Test
    156
  - Real Timer Test
    159
  - NDP Test
    161
  - Expansion Test
    162
  - CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Test
    164
  - Wireless LAN Test (Agere)
    165
  - Wireless LAN Test (Atheros)
    170
    
    Setting the Responder Machine
    171
  - Wireless LAN Test (Caelxico)
    173
  - Sound/Modem Test
    174
  - IEEE1394 Test
    178
  - IEEE1394 Test
    179
  - Bluetooth Test
    180
    
    Tests and Diagnostics
    185
    
    Error Code
    186
  - Error Code and Error Status Names
    189
  - Hard Disk Test Detail Status
    192
  - Head Cleaning
    194
    
    Function Description
    194
    
    Operations
    194
  - Log Utilities
    195
    
    Function Description
    195
    
    Operations
    195
  - Running Test
    197
    
    Function Description
    197
    
    Operations
    197
  - Floppy Disk Drive Utilities
    199
    
    Function Description
    199
    
    Operations
    200
  - System Configuration
    204
    
    Function Description
    204
    
    Operations
    205
  - Setup
    206
    
    Function Description
    206
    
    Accessing the SETUP Program
    208
Table of Contents

227
- Figure
  228
- Chapter 4 Replacement Procedures
  
  231
  - General
    231
  - Disassembly Procedures
    234
  - Battery Pack
    239
  - Optional PC Card
    242
  - Optional SD Card
    244
  - Hdd
    246
  - Hdd Bracket
    249
  - Slim Select Bay Module
    251
  - Modem Daughter Card
    255
  - Cpu
    258
  - Keyboard
    264
  - Keyboard Support Plate
    266
  - Memory Module
    268
  - Sensor/Switch Board
    270
  - Touch Pad
    272
  - Palm Rest
    273
  - Wireless LAN Card
    276
  - Bluetooth Module
    279
  - Display Assembly
    281
  - LED Board
    286
  - Sound Board
    288
  - System Board/Rtc Battery/DC-IN Jack
    291
  - USB Board
    296
  - Fan
    298
  - Display Mask
    300
  - FL Inverter
    303
  - LCD Module
    305
  - LCD Module
    307
  - Wireless LAN Antenna/Bluetooth Antenna/Display Cover/Speaker
    310
  - Fluorescent Lamp
    322
  - Replacing the 14.1 Inch XGA TOSHIBA Fluorescent Lamp
    323
  - Replacing the 14.1 Inch SXGA+ Sharp Fluorescent Lamp
    337
Appendix

351
Table of Contents

356

Toshiba Tecra M1 User Manual (283 pages)

M1 User's Guide

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 4.24 MB

Fcc Notice
3
Telephone Company Procedures
4
Fax Branding
5
If Problems Arise
5
Wireless Interoperability
7
Wireless Lan and Your Health
7
Regulatory Information
8
Device Authorization
13
Interference Statement
13
Bluetooth Wireless Technology Interoperability
16
Bluetooth Wireless Technology and Your Health
17
Regulatory Statements
18
Table of Contents
25
Contents
33
Introduction
34
- This Guide
  35
- Safety Icons
  35
  - Other Icons Used
    36
- Other Documentation
  36
- Service Options
  37
Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

38
- Making Sure You Have Everything
  38
- Finding Where Everything Is Located
  38
  - Front with the Display Panel Closed
    39
  - Back
    40
  - Left Side
    41
  - Right Side
    42
  - Front with the Display Panel Open
    43
  - Underside
    46
  - Indicator Panel Lights
    47
    
    System Indicator Panel Lights
    47
    
    Keyboard Indicator Panel Lights
    48
Chapter 2: Getting Started

50
- Selecting a Place to Work
  50
  - Creating a Computer-Friendly Environment
    50
  - Keeping Yourself Comfortable
    51
- Other Precautions
  55
- Setting up Your Computer
  55
  - Connecting the AC Adapter
    56
  - Charging the Battery
    59
- Turning on the Computer
  60
  - Opening the Display Panel
    60
  - Turning on the Power
    61
- Setting up Your Software
  62
- Registering Your Computer with Toshiba
  63
  - Setting up Other Devices
    63
- Turning off the Computer
  63
  - Closing the Display Panel
    64
Chapter 3: Connecting Other External Devices

65
Chapter 4: Learning the Basics

91
- Computing Tips
  91
- Using the Keyboard
  92
  - Character Keys
    93
  - Making Your Keyboard Emulate a Full-Size Keyboard
    93
  - Ctrl, Fn, and Alt Keys
    94
  - Function Keys
    94
  - Windows Special Keys
    95
  - Overlay Keys
    95
- Using the Accupoint II® Pointing Device
  97
- Using the Touchpad
  98
- Control Buttons
  98
- Disabling or Enabling the Dual Pointing Device
  99
- Using the TOSHIBA Console Button
  100
- Saving Your Work
  104
- File Names
  105
- Printing Your Work
  106
- Using the DVD-ROM or Multi-Function Drive
  107
  - Inserting Compact Discs
    109
  - Removing Compact Discs
    111
  - Caring for Cds and Dvds
    111
- Using PC Cards
  112
  - Hot Swapping
    112
- Using SD Cards
  113
- Using Your Computer at the Office
  114
- Using a Computer Lock
  114
- Caring for Your Computer
  115
  - Cleaning the Computer
    115
  - Moving the Computer
    116
- Powering down the Computer
  116
  - Using Turn off or Shut down
    117
  - Using Hibernation
    120
  - Using Standby
    122
- Toshiba's Online Resources
  124
Chapter 5: Mobile Computing

126
- Toshiba's Energy-Saver Design
  126
- Running the Computer on Battery Power
  127
  - Battery Notice
    127
  - Charging the Batteries
    128
  - Monitoring Battery Power
    129
  - What to Do When the Battery Alarm Sounds
    132
  - Changing Batteries
    133
  - Taking Care of Your Battery
    135
  - Safety Precautions
    135
  - Maximizing Battery Life
    136
  - Disposing of Used Batteries Safely
    137
  - Conserving Power
    137
  - Power Usage Modes in Windows XP Professional
    138
  - Using a Hot Key to Set the Power Usage Mode
    138
- Additional Options for Power
  139
Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

140
- Exploring the Desktop
  140
  - Finding Your Way Around the Desktop
    140
- Exploring Audio Features
  144
  - Using External Speakers or Headphones
    145
  - Recording Sounds
    146
  - Playing an Audio CD-ROM
    147
- Exchanging Data with Another Computer
  148
  - Transferring Files
    149
  - Getting Help Transferring Files
    149
  - Setting up for Communications
    149
  - Determining the Com Port
    150
  - Connecting the Modem to a Telephone Line
    151
  - Connecting Your Computer to a Network
    151
  - Toshiba's Online Resources
    154
- An Overview of Using the Internet
  154
  - The Internet
    155
  - The World Wide Web
    155
  - Internet Service Providers
    155
  - Connecting to the Internet
    156
  - Surfing the Internet
    156
  - Internet Features
    157
  - Uploading and Downloading Files from the Internet
    157
Chapter 7: Toshiba Utilities

159
- Fn-Esse
  159
- Starting Fn-Esse
  160
- Using the Keyboard or Pointing Device to Assign Keys
  161
- Viewing Existing Key Assignments
  163
- Changing or Removing Existing Key Assignments
  163
- Toshiba HW Setup
  164
- Accessing Toshiba HW Setup
  164
- Power Saver
  167
- Mobile Extension
  168
Chapter 8: Keeping Your Files Safe

170
Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Guide

188
- Problems that Are Easy to Fix
  188
- Problems When You Turn on the Computer
  189
  - Resolving a Hardware Conflict
    191
  - Using the Windows XP Troubleshooting Feature
    191
  - A Plan of Action
    192
  - Resolving Hardware Conflicts on Your Own
    192
  - Memory Card Problems
    194
  - Power and the Batteries
    195
  - Keyboard Problems
    197
  - Accupoint II Problems
    197
  - Display Problems
    198
  - Disk Drive Problems
    200
  - Modem Problems
    202
  - Problems with the DVD-ROM or Multi-Function Drive
    203
  - Sound System Problems
    204
  - Optional Devices
    205
  - PC Card Problems
    205
  - Printer Problems
    208
  - Internet Problems
    209
  - DVD Operating Problems-Windows XP
    210
  - Developing Good Computing Habits
    212
  - If You Need Further Assistance
    213
    
    Before You Call
    213
    
    Contacting Toshiba
    214
  - Other Toshiba Internet Web Sites
    215
  - Toshiba's Worldwide Offices
    215
Appendix A: Windows 2000 Supplemental Information

219
- Using Your Computer for the First Time
  219
  - Setting up Your Software
    219
  - Completing the Initial Startup Procedure
    220
- Connecting to the Internet
  221
- Setting up a Printer
  222
- Turning off the Computer
  223
- Exploring the Desktop
  224
- Using the Start Menu
  224
  - Using Windows 2000 Professional Online Help
    225
  - Viewing Your Computer's Contents
    226
  - Using Windows Explorer
    226
  - Naming Your Files
    226
  - Backing up Your Work
    227
  - Restoring Your Work
    227
  - Running the Computer on Battery Power
    228
  - Powering down the Computer
    229
    
    Shut down Command
    229
    
    Hibernation Command
    230
    
    Standby Command
    230
  - Using Shut down
    231
    
    Shutting down more Quickly
    231
    
    Starting Again after Shut down
    233
  - Using Hibernation
    234
    
    Enabling the Hibernation Command
    234
    
    Going into Hibernation Mode more Quickly
    235
    
    Starting Again from Hibernation
    236
  - Using Standby
    237
    
    Going into Standby Mode more Quickly
    237
    
    Starting Again from Standby
    238
    
    Quickly Changing Your Shut down Mode
    239
  - Toshiba Utilities
    240
    
    Toshiba Hardware Setup
    240
Appendix B: Hot Keys

243
- Power Usage Mode
  245
- Standby Mode
  246
- Hibernation Mode
  246
- Display Modes
  247
- Display Brightness
  248
- Keyboard Hot Keys
  249
Appendix C: Power Cable Connectors

250
Appendix D: Using Configfree™ with Your Toshiba Com- Puter

251
- Getting Started
  252
  - Configfree Main Screen
    252
- Starting Configfree
  253
- Configuring Configfree
  253
- Configfree Utilities
  254
- Connectivity Doctor
  254
- Device Settings
  255
- Profile Settings
  257
- Quick Connect
  258
- Using Auto Switch
  259
- Auto Switch (Cable Disconnect)
  260
- Auto Switch (SSID)
  260
- Glossary
  261
- Index
  275

Toshiba Tecra M1 User Manual (266 pages)

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Laptop | Size: 1.86 MB

Table of Contents
15
Manual Contents
23
Preface
23
Abbreviations
24
Conventions
24
Icons
24
Keys
24
Display
25
Key Operation
25
Messages
25
General Precautions
27
Heat Injury
27
Pressure or Impact Damage
27
Stress Injury
27
CPU Performance Disclaimer
28
Mobile Phone
28
PC Card Overheating
28
Chapter 1 Introduction

29
- Equipment Checklist
  29
- Hardware
  29
- Software
  29
- Windows XP Professional
  29
- Windows 2000 Service Pack 3
  30
- Features
  31
- Special Features
  37
- Utilities
  39
- Options
  41
Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

43
- Front with the Display Closed
  43
- Left Side
  44
- Right Side
  46
- Back Side
  46
- Underside
  48
- Front with the Display Open
  50
- System Indicators
  53
- Keyboard Indicators
  54
- USB Diskette Drive
  55
- Slim Select Bay Modules
  56
- CD-ROM Drive
  56
- DVD-ROM Drive
  57
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM Drive
  58
- DVD Multi Drive
  60
- Secondary Battery Pack
  62
- Slim Select Bay HDD Adaptor
  62
- Weight Saver Module
  63
- AC Adaptor
  64
Chapter 3 Getting Started

65
- Setting up Your Work Space
  65
- General Conditions
  66
- Placement of the Computer
  66
- Seating and Posture
  67
- Lighting
  68
- Work Habits
  68
- Connecting the AC Adaptor
  69
- Opening the Display
  70
- Turning on the Power
  71
- Windows XP/2000 Setup
  71
- Turning off the Power
  71
- Shut down Mode (Boot Mode)
  71
- Hibernation Mode
  72
- Standby Mode
  74
- Restarting the Computer
  76
- Restoring the Preinstalled Software from the Product Recovery CD-ROM
  77
Chapter 4 Operating Basics

79
- TOSHIBA Dual Pointing Device
  79
- Using the Touch Pad
  79
- Using the Accupoint
  80
- Accupoint Precautions
  80
- Replacing the Cap
  80
- Using the USB Diskette Drive
  81
- Connecting 3 1/2" Diskette Drive
  82
- Disconnecting 3 1/2" Diskette Drive
  82
- Changing Slim Select Bay Modules
  83
- Removing a Module
  83
- Inserting a Module
  84
- Using Optical Media Drives
  85
- Loading Discs
  85
- Removing Discs
  88
- Writing Cds on CD-RW/DVD-ROM Drive
  89
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  89
- When Writing or Rewriting
  90
- Writing CD/Dvds on DVD Multi Drive
  91
- Important Message
  91
- Disclaimer
  91
- Read/Write Function Chart
  92
- Before Writing or Rewriting
  94
- When Writing or Rewriting
  95
- Drag'n Drop CD
  95
- Data Verification
  96
- Video (DVD-R/-RW/-RAM)
  96
- Media Care
  98
- CD/Dvds
  98
- Diskettes
  98
- Using the Microphone
  99
- Modem
  99
- Region Selection
  99
- Properties Menu
  100
- Connecting
  101
- Disconnecting
  102
- Wireless Communications
  102
- Wireless LAN
  102
- Security
  103
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology
  103
- Wireless Communication Switch
  104
- Wireless Communication Indicator
  104
- Lan
  104
- Connecting LAN Cable
  105
- Disconnecting LAN Cable
  106
- Cleaning the Computer
  106
- Moving the Computer
  106
- Heat Dispersal
  107
Chapter 5 The Keyboard

109
- Typewriter Keys
  109
- Soft Keys: Fn Key Combinations
  110
- Emulating Keys on Enhanced Keyboard
  110
- Hot Keys
  112
- Fn Sticky Key
  115
- Windows Special Keys
  115
- Keypad Overlay
  115
- Turning on the Overlays
  116
- Temporarily Using Normal Keyboard (Overlay On)
  117
- Temporarily Using Overlay (Overlay Off)
  117
- Temporarily Changing Modes
  117
- Generating ASCII Characters
  117
Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

119
- Power Conditions
  119
- Power Indicators
  122
- Battery Indicator
  122
- DC in 15V Indicator
  122
- Power Indicator
  122
- Battery Types
  123
- Main Battery
  123
- Secondary Battery (Option)
  124
- Real Time Clock Battery
  124
- Care and Use of the Battery Pack
  125
- Safety Precautions
  125
- Charging the Batteries
  128
- Monitoring Battery Capacity
  129
- Maximizing Battery Operating Time
  130
- Retaining Data with Power off
  131
- Extending Battery Life
  131
- Replacing the Battery Pack
  132
- Removing the Battery Pack
  132
- Installing the Battery Pack
  133
- TOSHIBA Password Utility
  134
- User Password
  134
- Supervisor Password
  135
- Starting the Computer by Password
  136
- Power-Up Modes
  136
- Windows Utilities
  137
- Hot Keys
  137
- Panel Power off
  137
- System Auto off
  137
Chapter 7 HW Setup

139
- HW Setup
  139
- Accessing HW Setup
  139
- HW Setup Window
  139
Chapter 8 Optional Devices

147
- PC Cards
  148
- Inserting a PC Card
  148
- Removing a PC Card
  149
- Using the PC Card Lock
  149
- SD Cards
  151
- Formatting an SD Card
  151
- Inserting an SD Card
  152
- Removing an SD Card
  152
- SD Card Care
  153
- Memory Expansion
  154
- Installing Memory Module
  154
- Removing Memory Module
  159
- Hard Disk Drive Pack
  160
- Removing the HDD Pack
  160
- Installing the HDD Pack
  162
- Additional Battery Pack
  162
- Slim Select Bay 2Nd Battery Pack
  162
- Installing
  163
- Removing
  164
- Additional AC Adaptor
  164
- Battery Charger
  164
- Slim Select Bay HDD Adaptor
  164
- External Monitor
  166
- Using the TOSHIBA Console Button
  167
- Changing the Resolution
  167
- I.link (IEEE1394)
  168
- Precautions
  168
- Connecting
  168
- Disconnecting
  169
- Advanced Port Replicator II
  169
- Parallel Printer
  170
- Security Lock
  171
Chapter 9 Troubleshooting

173
- Problem Solving Process
  173
- Preliminary Checklist
  173
- Analyzing the Problem
  174
- Hardware and System Checklist
  175
- System Start-Up
  175
- Self Test
  176
- Power
  176
- Password
  179
- Keyboard
  179
- LCD Panel
  180
- Hard Disk Drive
  180
- CD-ROM Drive
  181
- DVD-ROM Drive
  182
- CD-RW/DVD-ROM Drive
  183
- DVD Multi Drive
  185
- Diskette Drive
  187
- SD Card
  187
- PC Card
  188
- Infrared Port
  188
- TOSHIBA Dual Pointing Device
  189
- Usb
  191
- Memory Expansion
  191
- Sound System
  192
- Monitor
  192
- I.link (IEEE1394)
  193
- Modem
  193
- Lan
  195
- Wireless LAN
  195
- Bluetooth
  196
- Real Time Clock
  196
- TOSHIBA Support
  197
- Before You Call
  197
- Where to Write
  197
Appendix A Specifications

199
- Display Controller and Modes
  203
- AT Commands
  213
Appendix D S-Registers

225
- Internal Modem Guide
  237
- Wireless LAN
  239
- AC Power Cord and Connectors
  243
- Parts Numbers
  245
- Glossary
  247
- Index
  261

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Table of Contents

Appendix A Handling the LCD Module

Appendix Contents

Appendix B Board Layout

Appendix C Pin Assignments

Appendix F Wiring Diagrams

Toshiba Tecra M1 User Manual (283 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Finding Your Way Around

Chapter 2: Getting Started

Chapter 3: Connecting Other External Devices

Chapter 4: Learning the Basics

Chapter 5: Mobile Computing

Chapter 6: Exploring Your Options

Chapter 7: Toshiba Utilities

Chapter 8: Keeping Your Files Safe

Chapter 9: Troubleshooting Guide

Appendix A: Windows 2000 Supplemental Information

Appendix B: Hot Keys

Appendix C: Power Cable Connectors

Appendix D: Using Configfree™ with Your Toshiba Com- Puter

Toshiba Tecra M1 User Manual (266 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 The Grand Tour

Chapter 3 Getting Started

Chapter 4 Operating Basics

Chapter 5 The Keyboard

Chapter 6 Power and Power-Up Modes

Chapter 7 HW Setup

Chapter 8 Optional Devices

Chapter 9 Troubleshooting

Appendix A Specifications

Appendix D S-Registers

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