Electrovaya SC800 User Manual

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9 Note Avoid putting objects on the screen. The plastic writing surface may become scratched. Under the writing surface is the glass LCD display pan

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10It supports data transfer rates of up to 11 Mbits/s. It has Frequency Channel Selection at 2.4GHz and allows roaming over multiple channels. Use t

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11Chapter 2: A Guided Tour 2.1 Front View Microphone Security Key Start Menu Key Journal Key Screen Keyboard Power LightHard Drive Light

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12 Shortcut Keys Power Key turns power on and off Window Security Key launches the Window Task Manager. It performs Ctrl + Alt + Del. Start

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132.2 Back View Warning Never open the back. High voltage (screen flourescent backlight power) can cause shock and pos

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142.3 Top Panel View This is the top view of the Scribbler after you have peeled back and removed the rubber panel used to protect the ports. To

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15 Lock Hole This hole serves as a security option. Standard external locks, available from your local computer retailer, can be used to secure the

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16as external wireless cards, GPS modules, etc. Compact Flash This slot is for plug-in devices with a Compact Flash form factor. These devices inclu

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172.4 Right-Side Panel View This is the right side view of the Scribbler after you have removed the rubber panel used to protect the ports.

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18 LAN Ethernet Port RJ-45 The Scribbler is equipped with a LAN Ethernet port. Use this port to connect to hard-wired networks and for high-speed

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ElectrovayaSC 300/ SC500/ SC800R

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19connect a large number of devices to the Scribbler. Note Keep staples, pins, etc. out of the USB connectors. A staple or other metal object can

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202.5 Bottom Panel View AC Adapter Jack This jack allows you to power the Scribbler and recharge its battery from the AC power line

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21Chapter 3: Getting Started 3.1 Connect the AC Adapter An AC Adapter is included in the box with your Scribbler. Use this adapter whenever you w

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22indicator light will glow green showing that the Scribbler is on. • The pre-installed operating system will load automatically. The first time yo

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23If you have not already done so, move from the Welcome screen to the Systems Settings screen by selecting Next as described above. The Systems Set

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24time (press ALT+o) and Next (press ALT+n) to move to the User Name screen. On the User Name screen, type in the user name of your choice. It mu

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25accuracy. The Stylus as a pointing device The stylus is a pointing device. Use it as you would a mouse. With the stylus, you can move, delete, ope

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26Follow the methods below to accomplish the three typical mouse functions with your stylus. Mouse Functions Stylus Functions Double-left click Do

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27Calibrate the screen for stylus accuracy People hold and move pens a little differently from one another, and this affects the stylus accuracy. Yo

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28bring up Journal. The opening page is a sheet of notepaper. Write on it with the stylus. You can activate the pressure sensitivity of the stylus

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2Contents SAFETY INFORMATION 4 PREFACE 6 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCING THE SCRIBBLER 7 Inventory Checklist Scribbler Featur

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29• Red means the battery is charging from the AC adapter. • Flashing red means the battery charge is low and it is time to recharge the battery by

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30system taskbar. • Select the Display tab and adjust the brightness settings. 3.9 Select Screen Orientation You can rotate the screen of the Scri

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31 3.11 Customize and Use the Shortcut Keys Chapter 2, section 2.1 showed the placement of the Shortcut keys and a brief summary of their uses.

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32• Of the four Tablet Button options available in the box, select the action you wish to use as your key assignment. You should see the four choice

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33suspend operation for several hours and get “instant on” without the boot-up delay. To go to Standby mode, momentarily press the ON/OFF key. Pres

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34 Chapter 4: EXPLORING 4.1 Connecting Accessories The Scribbler’s ports allow you to connect almost any up-to-date accessory, including memory d

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35(a stick with a green arrow over it). If the icon is there, click it and select, from the list presented, the accessory you wish to disconnect (if

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36with other systems, making backup copies of files stored on your hard disk, etc. To attach an external USB drive to a USB port on the Scribbler, po

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374.2 Backing Up Your Work Backup devices of various types allow you to copy large sections of the hard disk drive to a second secure location. Dev

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38check before you plug in. If the phone that was plugged into the line says “complies with part 68, FCC Rules” or has a Ringer Equivalence Number (

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3 CHAPTER 4: EXPLORING 34 Connecting Accessories Backing Up Your Work Connecting to a Telephone Line Connecting to a Wired Ethernet 10

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39Connections / Network Connections and double-click on Wireless Network Connections.) A dialog box will list currently active and available wireles

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404.7 Using a PC Card PC cards (PCMCIA) make a direct connection to a computer’s high speed input/output buss. They can be designed to serve many

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41supported, you will have to install the drivers that came with the card. To insert a CF card: • Locate the CF Card slot on top edge of the Scribb

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424.10 Using the Audio Features The Scribbler is equipped with a sound system with internal speakers and an internal microphone. Instead of using t

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43software is supplied on CDs or as an internet download, but the Scribbler can accept software from a variety of other media. With CDs: • Close a

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44 4.12 Biometrics — Fingerprint Recognition With the biometrics option (available with the SC800 model ) you can have the Scribbler recognize y

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45 Chapter 5: Scribbler Maintenance 5.1 Cleaning the Scribbler To help ensure long, trouble-free operation of the Scribbler, keep it free from dus

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46 5.2 Changing the Stylus Tips All Scribblers are shipped with a stylus box. The box contains the following items: • One Stylus • Five Stylus t

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47gradual degradation occurs every time you charge it. When possible, leave the charger plugged in for a few hours after charge is complete, as happ

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48Steps Procedures 1 Insert a USB Keyboard and a USB CD Drive into the USB ports, either on the side or at the top of the Scribbler and power the CD

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4Important Information Special highlighted messages are used in this manual to bring important information to your attention. Be aware of the follow

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49 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting 6.1 Software Failure Problem: Your program stops responding. Solution: If the current program fails to respond,

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50Keyboard key. • On the Input Panel, select the Keyboard tab. • On the keyboard panel, tap Ctrl and then c. This will copy the highlighted text to

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51 Problem: The Scribbler displays the WARNING, RESUME FAILURE message. Power was lost during while the Scribbler was in standby. Solution: Allow

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526.4 Windows XP Operating System Assistance Problem: The operating system has started, but you still have an operating-system related problem

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53Problem: How to disable (or enable) a device. Solution: Tap Start / Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Computer Management. Select the dev

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54into the Scribbler • Check the power light indicator to see if it’s on • Contact the product’s manufacturer first for problems related to a USB

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55CONTACT INFORMATION Head Office Electrovaya 2645 Royal Windsor Drive Mississauga, Ontario L5J 1K9 Tel: 905-855-4610 fax: 905-822-7953 Tech Sup

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56Regulatory Information Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement - This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limi

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57 Limited Warranty Electrovaya warrants to the original purchaser (“You” or “Customer”) this Tablet PC product (“Scribbler”) to be in good working

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58revenue, loss of profit, or loss of data whether based upon any alleged breach of warranty, representation or condition, contract, or any other con

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5 Warning Don’t leave the plastic bags used for packaging the Scribbler or any of its components in places where children or infants may play wit

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6 Preface Congratulations on your purchase of the Scribbler. Pens, pencils and brushes are the very best tools for walk-around computer inp

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7Chapter 1: Introducing the Scribbler 1.1 Inventory Checklist Carefully unpack your Scribbler. Below is a checklist of the items you should find

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8 1.2 Scribbler Features Models of Scribbler Electrovaya offers 3 different models of the Scribbler: Basic Model SC-300; Standard Model SC-500; Pr

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