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Communicating with the Infrared Port
During communication with rear infrared ports, the infrared ports
must face directly with each other at a communicating distance.
It is recommended that the communicating ThinkPad computers
use their rear infrared port to communicate with each other.
When communicating between a front infrared port and an
infrared port on another computer, the infrared ports on the
computers must face directly each other at a communicating
distance.
Chapter 3. Operating Your Computer 73
- First Edition (March 1995) 2
- Thank You for Selecting 3
- About This Book 7
- Information Notices 8
- Treatment of Icons 8
- Electrical Safety Notice 9
- ** recognized 10
- Contents 11
- Chapter 1. Getting Started 17
- About the Product Map 18
- Checking Your Items 18
- Getting Started 19
- Kensington lock 21
- Setting Up Your Computer 22
- RightSide View 23
- Month Day 24
- Hour Month Second 24
- Locations and Functions 28
- InsideView 30
- RearView 30
- BottomView 30
- Inside View 31
- Rear View 31
- Bottom View 31
- System-Status Indicators 32
- System-Status Indicators 33
- Providing Power 34
- Providing Power 35
- Battery Pack 36
- NiMH battery pack 37
- Car Battery Adapter 38
- Using the TrackPoint III 39
- Changing the Cap 41
- Operating the Numeric Keypad 42
- Using the Display 43
- 640 x 480 44
- Using the Online Book 45
- Carrying the Computer 47
- What Happens after Power-On? 50
- To install the ThinkPad 51
- Features program: 51
- Page 180 51
- ThinkPad Features 52
- Your choice 53
- 1024x768 54
- For Windows users: 55
- Dock II User's Guide 56
- Using the PS2 Program 57
- Using Easy-Setup 58
- Using Easy-Setup 59
- Power-On Hard-Disk Supervisor 60
- OK Cancel 60
- Changing the Startup Sequence 63
- Using Sticky 64
- Key Function 64
- Using the Fn Key Function 65
- Using Power Management 66
- Safe Suspend 67
- Standby Mode 68
- Suspend Mode 69
- Safe Suspend 70
- Hibernation Mode 73
- Suspend timer 74
- Creating the Hibernation File 75
- Using PC Cards 77
- SelectaCardType 84
- ObjectList 84
- Launch 84
- Appl.Register 86
- Ready Memory 86
- X:XXXXXXXXXX,XXXXX-XX-XXXX 86
- Register Applications 87
- Change Card Type 87
- Using the Mwave DSP Features 91
- In some countries, the Mwave 92
- To install the Mwave DSP 93
- Page 192 93
- For OS/2 94
- For DOS 95
- For Windows or WIN-OS/2 96
- Audio Control 97
- File Device Scale Help 98
- MediaPlayer 98
- Sound 98
- MIDISequencer 98
- Sound Blaster support 99
- Using the Telephony Function 100
- Using the Mwave Modem 101
- MwaveModem14400 102
- MRDTRSDRDOHCDAAHS 102
- Mwave Data Modem 103
- Using the Country Selection 104
- Mwave Call Discriminator 104
- Mwave Fax Modem 105
- When you use the telephone 106
- Charging the Battery Pack 108
- Charging with the AC Adapter 109
- Battery-Powered Operation 110
- Replacing the Battery Pack 111
- Low-Battery Condition 113
- Using the Fuel-Gauge Program 114
- To cancel discharging 116
- Fuel-Gauge Program for DOS 117
- Preserving Battery-Pack Life 119
- Decreasing LCD Brightness 121
- Using Power-Saving Modes 122
- Using Power-Saving Options 123
- SavingPower 124
- Amountof Required Power 124
- Using Passwords 126
- Setting a Power-On Password 127
- Changing a Power-On Password 128
- Removing a Power-On Password 129
- Hard-Disk Password 130
- Setting a Hard-Disk Password 131
- Changing a Hard-Disk Password 132
- Removing a Hard-Disk Password 133
- Supervisor Password 134
- Setting a Supervisor Password 135
- Easy-Setup 136
- current 136
- Using the Passwords 138
- Several Hard Disk Drives 140
- Image Attributes 142
- Brush Shapes 142
- Edit Colors 142
- Personalization Editor 144
- Using Locks 146
- Using the Security Lock 147
- Using the PC Card Lock 148
- PCMCIA slot 150
- Removing the PC Card 152
- Increasing Memory Capacity 153
- Go to step 12 on page 142 155
- Side View 157
- Go to step 12 on page 147 160
- 2 and install it as shown 162
- Replacing the Hard Disk Drive 164
- Power for devices 168
- Open the keyboard 171
- Warning: 173
- Connect the cables: 174
- Select Setup 176
- TrackPoint III 176
- Installation Options 178
- Attaching a Printer 180
- Attaching an External Display 181
- Changing the Display Mode 182
- Hints and Tips 184
- Turn off the computer 185
- ) as shown 185
- Using SVGA Display Drivers 187
- User's Guide 188
- Dock II User's 188
- Software Considerations 190
- Install with Advanced 191
- Power Management 191
- Select the ThinkPad 191
- IBM OS/2 Warp or Version 2.11 192
- IBM DOS Version 7.0 or Later 192
- Install Windows Version 3.11 193
- the APM option as 193
- Installing for OS/2 196
- Installing for DOS 197
- Installing for Windows 198
- Installing for OS/2 Warp 205
- Installing for OS/2 V.2.11 205
- Mwave support software 209
- Mwave Installation 211
- appears (memory error) 217
- Testing the Computer 218
- RestartStart 219
- Display device 220
- Screen Messages 222
- Error Codes 224
- General Problems 226
- Battery Power Problems 227
- Diskette Drive Problems 229
- Mwave DSP Feature Problems 229
- Software Problems 231
- Option Problems 231
- External Display Problems 234
- Printer Problems 236
- Intermittent Problems 236
- Listing Installed Options 237
- Getting Service 238
- Getting Service 239
- Countries) 240
- Join the HelpClub! 241
- PS2 command: 243
- Page 41 243
- Avoiding Hardware Conflicts 244
- Dock I User's Guide 245
- Dock II User's Guide 245
- Auto Configurator 247
- Card Information 248
- Updating the CONFIG.SYS File 254
- Using the PCMCIAOF command: 256
- DOS User's 257
- Audio Information 259
- Mwave MIDI Overview 260
- (Facsimile Devices) 263
- Features 265
- Features and Specifications 266
- Specifications 267
- IBM Power Cords 268
- Diskette Standards 270
- Statement of Limited Warranty 271
- Warranties and Notices 272
- Notices 277
- Part 15 of the FCC Rules 279
- (Part 68 of the FCC Rules) 279
- Kingdom Users 281
- Approved Usage 282
- Installation 282
- Storage of Numbers 283
- Voice/Telephone Connection 283
- Glossary 285
- (continued) 289
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