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Note the following important points before connecting a peripheral.
• Some peripherals require changes in FIVA settings.
Some peripherals require certain settings to be made before they
can be used.
• Use only special cables for connections.
Use only the specified cables to connect peripherals. Even if the shape
of a connector on a cable appears the same as that for the specified
cable, it may not work properly. Carefully check to make sure you are
using the correct cables.
• Carefully read the documentation that comes with the peripheral.
The peripheral connections described in this user’s guide are general
examples. Actual connection methods and settings depend on the
peripheral. When connecting a peripheral, use the procedures
provided in this user’s guide in combination with the documentation
that comes with the peripheral.
Connecting a Peripheral to FIVA
A “peripheral” is a device, like a printer or external floppy disk drive that
you connect to FIVA. The following procedure describes how to connect
a peripheral to FIVA and how to install a PC card or expansion memory.
For the peripherals that are not described in this User’s Guide, see the
manual that comes with the penipheral you are installing.
Important
Be sure to turn off the power of FIVA and unplug the power cord
before connecting peripherals. Even for the peripherals that are
compatible with the plug and play function, it is better to turn off the
power before connection.
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- User’s Guide 1
- International E 2
- Program 2
- Power Plug and AC Adapter 2
- Packing List 3
- Safety Precautions 4
- Warning! 5
- Battery Pack 8
- Caution! 10
- Follow the cautions 11
- If FIVA works abnormally 11
- Avoiding Computer Viruses 12
- Precaution Label 13
- Power Requirements 13
- Turning Off Power 13
- Hard Disk Data 14
- Consumables 15
- Cautions When Storing FIVA 16
- Disposal 16
- Maintenance and Care 17
- Maintenance 18
- Contents 19
- Chapter 1 23
- Features 25
- Battery release latch 28
- Battery pack 28
- Reset switch 28
- Memory replacement cover 28
- Keyboard 30
- Key Combinations 31
- Connecting the Neck Strap 32
- To set the battery pack 34
- To remove the battery pack 35
- lamp lights red 36
- Introduction 39
- Starting setup 39
- 7. Setting the date and time 45
- Shutting Down the Power 48
- How to Use Suspend 55
- Chapter 2 57
- Using the Stylus 60
- Stylus Operations 61
- Key lock 62
- Using the Keyboard 63
- How does it work? 67
- Training smARTwriter 67
- Achieving Good Recognition 68
- Using Quick Trainer 68
- Using the Euro Trainer 69
- (Writing Mode) 70
- Using Gestures 72
- Activating the Correction Box 72
- Using the Correction Box 73
- Tap here 74
- Character 75
- Macros & Gestures 77
- Application Shortcuts 78
- Library Name 80
- Type of Models 80
- Library Models 80
- Delete Button 81
- Creating a New Library 82
- Properties 83
- Orientation 85
- Constraints 86
- About smARTscribble 87
- Selecting Images 87
- Working with Text 88
- Editing Text 89
- Changing the Ink color 90
- Navigating Around a Document 91
- Guidelines 91
- Page Size 92
- Previewing a Document 92
- Using the Battery Pack 93
- Checking with Mobile Cockpit 95
- About charging 97
- Chapter 3 99
- Important 101
- To connect the headphone 102
- To connect microphone 103
- Connecting to the modem port 104
- Infrared communications port 105
- Connecting to the USB port 106
- Using the floppy disk drive 107
- Connecting a Printer 108
- To connect a Monitor 109
- These settings can 110
- Using a PC Card 111
- Inserting a PC card 112
- Removing a PC card 113
- Using a CF Card 114
- Inserting a CF card 115
- Click the Stop button 116
- Select the card here 116
- Loading an Expansion Memory 117
- Using the “Mobile Cockpit #” 120
- Switching the tool bar 121
- Floating 124
- Auto hide 125
- Always on top 125
- Sound Effect 125
- Use LAN connection switch 125
- Version info 126
- Settings 127
- Wake On Timer Setting 127
- FULL POWER 129
- Built-in LAN 131
- Power Switch Action 131
- When the button is depressed 132
- LAN connection switch 133
- Adjusting the volume 133
- ( ) button 134
- Battery Control 135
- Battery indicator 136
- Standby Mode 137
- Hibernation Mode 137
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 138
- For users in Canada 141
- Network compatibility 142
- Main functions of the modem 143
- Connecting to telephone line 144
- Connector for communication 145
- Troubleshooting 146
- System Outline 147
- Memo about your system 147
- FIVA Malfunction 148
- Power Supply 149
- Display Problems 150
- Password Problems 150
- Software Problems 151
- General Operation Problems 152
- does not work 153
- CASIO Europe GmbH 154
- Trade Name: CASIO 155
- Responsible party: CASIO INC 155
- Specifications 156
- Options List 157
- FIVA User’s Guide 159
- CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD 159
- 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome 160
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