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Dialogue Flybook V2/V3 Series User’s Guide Dialogue Technology Corporation. Copyright © 2005 - 2006 . All Rights Reserved. Revision

Before You Start 4 z Make sure the convertible hinge is at exact close position before closing the lid. z Do not slam the lid when closing it. z Us

A Glance at Your Flybook 5 A Glance at Your Flybook Front View # Item Note 1 Battery bay Houses the battery pack. 2 Keyboard Inputs data and

A Glance at Your Flybook 6 # Item Note 8 Magnetic latch (hidden inside) Latches lid in both tablet and clamshell mode. 9 Magnetic lid switch (hidde

A Glance at Your Flybook 7 # Item Note 5 D-sub15 VGA display port Connects to a VGA display device. 6 Ventilation openings Release hot air to k

A Glance at Your Flybook 8 Right View # Item Note 1 Hard disk bay Houses a hard disk. 2 Stylus pen compartment Houses a stylus pen. 3 Ventilat

A Glance at Your Flybook 9 # Item Note 1 System memory compartment Houses system memory. 2 Reset switch buttonResets main board to its default va

Features 10Features Processor z Intel Pentium M / Celeron M; the frequency of processor applied on FlyBook V2/V3 series may vary. Users can check it

Features 11 z Built-in stereo speakers and microphone z Audio input (from an external microphone) and output (to an earphone or speaker) support In

Features 12z Fax (Via built-in V.92 fax/data modem and fax/data modem port) Also called 3G module, Wireless WAN could be an EDGE, CDMA2000, WCDMA o

Convertible Lid and Working Mode 13 Convertible Lid and Working Mode Turning 180 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise, this smart lid design enables

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Convertible Lid and Working Mode 14 Clamshell Mode When the computer is in tablet mode: 1 Lift the lid up to angle between 85 to 95 degrees. 2

LED Indicators 15 LED Indicators The LED indicators showing system status are as following: # Item Description 1 Power Steady On: The computer i

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 16Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface Multiple input devices make the computer easy for use. Combined with 2 working modes

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 17 Key Description + < E>: Explores "My Computer". + < F>: Explores "Search Results”. + &

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 18Key Description Fn + ScrLK With scroll-lock on, pressing up or down arrow keys cam move scroll display one line up

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 19 Key Description  The built-in LCD display screen only Fn + F1 Decreases display brightness. Fn + F2 I

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 20Pointing Device The track-point, along with two sets of Mouse click buttons and pan button, are like a 2-button Mo

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 21 Touch-Panel Touch-panel is a pen-based input and pointing device, which is mainly used in tablet mode to operate

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 22 Calibrating Touch-Panel Calibration is the adjustment of the cursor orientation on the screen relating to the pen t

Prompt-to-Play User’s Interface 23 When Touch Mode Selection window is closed, the touch mode automatically switches to the general touch one. Touc

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Display and Audio 24Display and Audio A high-performance display system and a stereo audio system are already built in. Through the high-quality displ

Display and Audio 25  When connecting a video display device to your computer, you need a conversion adapter. Find it in your computer’s package

Display and Audio 26 Dialogue Flybook V2/V3 Series User’s Guide

Connection Options 27 Connection Options Several powerful built-in communication devices are in your computer. Using Windows XP’s plug and play or co

Connection Options 28 The computer’s FireWire ports do not provide power. Devices used to connect with the computer must have their own power supply.

Connection Options 29 To make a local area network connection: 1 Connect an Ethernet cable from the jack or hub of a local area network to the compu

Connection Options 30Once a connection is established, the icon of the component shows “connected” in Network Connections panel. You can click the ico

Connection Options 31 Wireless WAN Connection By using the built-in wireless WAN module (optional), you can connect your computer to the Internet.

Connection Options 32If you have other installed utilities, see their guides or on-line helps learning how to create and make connections. The bui

Connection Options 33 Double-click the icon to open the main window of utility, or right-click the icon and then select service items to start servic

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Connection Options 34 To eject a PC card, push on the tip of the rod with your fingertip, and then push the rod to eject the card. Dialogue Flybook V

Power Management 35 Power Management The computer controls its power activities through an ACPI power management unit. The unit employs a set of powe

System Utilities 36System Utilities Flybook Control Center Flybook Control Center is a system utility that allows users to z Perform the same functio

System Utilities 37 Icon Description Click the icon to turn on/off the wireless WAN module. Click the icon to start/stop outputting the display

System Utilities 38PenMount Utility PenMount utility is mainly used to calibrate the touch-panel and to check the positioning of touch-panel. Click [P

System Utilities 39 Checking the Positioning of Touch-Panel Under Draw tab, click [Draw] to open a draw panel in full screen, and then draw on the p

System Utilities 40Flybook System Recovery Utility Flybook System Recovery utility can help the following: z Restore system to factory default from h

Securing Computer 41 Securing Computer Securing Computer against Unauthorized Access There are two protections securing the computer against unauthor

Securing Computer 42Attaching a Strap On the right rear side of your computer is the strap hole used to attach a strap for preventing the computer fro

Restoring System 43 Restoring System You have two ways to restore your computer’s system. Restoration is required when: z The system becomes damaged

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Restoring System 445 Under Boot tab, change the boot priority to “USB CD-ROM…” . 6 Insert Recovery CD # 1 to the CD/DVD-ROM drive and then exit from

Calibrating Battery 45 Calibrating Battery Periodically calibrate battery can prolong battery life. Follow the steps below: 1 Supply the computer wi

Changing Parts 46Changing Parts The computer is designed to allow changing its system memory and hard disk drive. If you need to change any of them, f

Changing Parts 47 4 Insert your SO-DIMM DDR module into SO-DIMM socket and push the module down until two fasteners click into place. 5 Replace

Changing Parts 48 3 Gently move the keyboard forwards until the flat cable of keyboard is fully stretched, and then put the keyboard down on the top

Changing Parts 49 2 Hold the base of computer with your hands, gently tilt the computer’s back side upwards slightly, clasp the hard cover with you

Changing Parts 50Installing Hard Disk Set Back into the Computer 1 Again, hold the base’s left side of the computer with your left hand and gently ti

Changing Parts 51 3 Insert the flat cable into flat cable connector, make sure it is fully inserted, and then push the lock mechanism with your fin

Troubleshooting 52Troubleshooting The information below helps to identify and resolve most problems. If you have tried out the following suggested sol

Troubleshooting 53 together to stop the output. z The power management system may automatically blank the screen to save power, and is in video time

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Troubleshooting 54The Modem Does Not Receive or Transmit Properly z Make sure the telephone line is firmly connected and with a dial tone. z Check

Before You Start 1 Before You Start Important Cautions z The computer is designed to allow users to change its system memory and hard disk drive. If

Before You Start 2 With computer ready and running. Click [Flybook Control Center] icon in taskbar area. A menu pops up. Click [Flybook Help] in the

Before You Start 3  Remember to backup or secure personal data before delivering the computer to a service center. There is no guarantee that your