User manual FUJITSU E380

[. . . ] COPYRIGHT Fujitsu PC Corporation has made every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this document. However, as ongoing development efforts are continually improving the capabilities of our products, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the contents of this document. Fujitsu and the Fujitsu logo are registered trademarks and LifeBook is a trademark of Fujitsu Limited. Built for Humans and ErgoTrac are trademarks of Fujitsu PC Corporation. [. . . ] All drive letters associated with both devices will be re-created and listed under 'My Computer' and 'Windows Explorer'. The 'Taskbar Icons' and 'ToolTip Balloons' will be updated to reflect the new devices inserted in the bays. If you happen to press the OK button before inserting a device into Multi-function Bay 1, Tioman will display the following message: No device detected in Bay 1. You must insert a device into Multi-function Bay 1 to continue at this point. If you choose to cancel the warning message, Tioman will prompt you to insert a device in Multi-function Bay 1 the next time the 'Swap Devices' command is run. CAUTION Make sure whenever you use Agate Tiomon Hot-Swap software that you always have at least one battery installed in either Multi-function Bays of your E Series notebook when you are running on battery power alone. If you swap the Primary Battery without having a Secondary Battery installed in the other Multi-function Bay, the system will lose power once the Primary Battery is removed when you are running on battery power alone. It is always safe to hot-swap your E Series Bay Devices when you are powering the system with the AC adapter. Three 57 CAUTION You should never leave your Multi-function Bays empty when the notebook is in operation. The Weight Saver is intended to occupy Multi-function Bay 2 when no other device is needed. Section Three CAUTION Due to the implementation, design and configuration of the Second Hard Drive and SuperDisk 120 Drive they have hotswap limitations when the system is booted with these devices installed in either Multi-function Bays. Please consult the documentation that comes with your Optional SuperDisk 120 Drive and/or Optional Second 6. 4GB hard drive for specific information on how to properly configure and use these devices with Agate Tioman software. POINT If the CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, 2nd Hard Drive and Zip Drive are swapped into the system simultaneously with the Floppy Disk Drive, the Multi-function Bay 2 devices will always take the D: drive letter designation in 'My Computer' and 'Windows Explorer'. with your Optional SuperDisk 120 Drive for specific information on how to properly configure and use the device with Agate Tioman software. Device Bay Tioman adds a Control Panel application called 'Device Bay' to your system. You can use this program as an alternative way to hot-swap devices in both bays (See the 'Removing and Inserting Devices' section, page 56. ) and display information about the devices inserted in the bays. The 'Bay Information' section tells you whether or not hot-swapping is supported with the current device inserted in the bay as well as which IDE channel the device is attached to if any. The 'Drive Information' section gives a descriptive name of the current device inserted in the bay, its device type, state and designated drive letters if any. Use the following table as a guide to identify what Drive Information is associated with your Multi-function Bay devices: POINT If the CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, 2nd Hard Drive and Zip Drive are swapped into the system simultaneously with the SuperDisk 120 Drive, the Multi-function Bay 2 devices will take the D: or E: drive letter designation in 'My Computer' and 'Windows Explorer' depending on the order in which you inserted them along with the SuperDisk 120 drive. Please consult the documentation that comes 58 LifeBook E Series from Fujitsu Using Your LifeBook E Series DEVICE Floppy Disk Drive Battery CD-ROM DVD-ROM 2nd Hard Drive Weight Saver POINT Descriptive Name Generic NEC Floppy Disk Generic Battery Toshiba MKG409MAV Hitachi_DK227A-50 No device inserted Device Type Diskette Drive Battery CD-ROM Drive Hard Drive None POINT Device State Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal None Drive letters A: None D: or E: D: or E: D: or E: None Matshita UJDA150 or UJDA170 CD-ROM Drive this unique configuration the 'Device Type' and drive letter designations for the SuperDisk 120 drive are variable. Please consult the documentation that comes with your Optional SuperDisk 120 Drive for specific information on how to properly configure and use the device with Agate Tioman software. POINT Due to the special design and configuration of the Iomega Zip 100 drive the 'Device Type' may vary. Please consult the documentation that comes with your Optional Iomega Zip 100 drive for specific information on how to properly configure and use the device with Agate Tioman software. The Weight Saver device for Multi-function Bay 2 is a plastic mold which occupies the bay when another device is not needed. Because the Weight Saver is not an electronic device, Tioman cannot display a 'Device Type' or 'Device State' for it. Since Tioman cannot tell the difference between a Weight Saver being present or not being present, it indicates 'No device inserted' under Drive Information. Since the Battery is a type of notebook power adapter it has no drive letter designation. POINT Due to the special design of the SuperDisk 120 Drive it can be configured as a removable device as well as a standard bootable floppy drive. Because of 59 Three Section Three Uninstalling Tioman 1. Click on the Agate Tioman for Fujitsu entry from the list of currently installed programs. Tioman software will be removed completely, the next time Windows is started. [. . . ] Serial Port A connection to another device through which data is transferred one bit at a time on a single wire with any other wires only for control of the device not for transfer of data. Shadow RAM A technique of copying data or applications stored in ROM (Read Only Memory) into RAM (Random Access Memory) for access during actual operation. RAM is much faster to access than ROM, however ROM contents are not lost when power is removed. Shadowing allows permanently stored information to be rapidly accessed. SMART Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART) is an emerging technology that provides near-term failure predictions for hard drives. [. . . ]