Casio PDAs Smartphones MPC 501 User Manual

FIVA

User’s Guide

(MPC-501 series)

Thank you for purchasing the CASIO FIVA MPC-501.

This guide describes the basic operations of the

product.

Read this guide in its entirely before handling or

operating the product, and keep it close at hand so it

can be easily referenced.

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Packing List

Thank you for purchasing the CASSIOPEIA FIVA MPC-501 series. A list of the items

included with this product is given below. Confirm that nothing is missing or damaged.

If anything is missing or damaged, contact the dealer from which you purchased this

product.

FIVA MPC-501

Stylus

Screen protective film

AC adaptor

Battery pack

Neck strap

Windows98 SE

First Step Guide

Product

Recovery CD-ROM

User’s Guide

Windows98

FIVA

User’s Guide

501

irs

ID sticker

Keep in a safe place

Moduler cable

(Not included with the

MPC-501M63O)

(Standard with the MPC-501M62E)

• Do not dispose of the box and packing materials. Use the box and packing materials

for storage and transport.

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Safety Precautions

• To use this product safely and correctly, read this User’s Guide

thoroughly and operate as instructed.

After reading this guide, keep it close at hand for easy reference.

Please keep all informations for future reference.

• Always observe the warnings and cautions indicated on the product.

• If this guide is misplaced or damaged so as to be unreadable, a

new one can be ordered. To obtain a new User’s Guide, contact the

dealer from which this product was purchased.

About the icons

In this guide various icons are used to highlight safe operation of

this product and to prevent injury to the operator and other

personnel and also to prevent damage to property and this

product. The icons and definitions are given below.

Indicates that there is a risk of severe injury or death if used incorrectly.

Indicates that injury or damage may result if used incorrectly.

Warning!

Caution!

Icon examples

To bring attention to risks and possible damage, the following types

of icons are used.

The

symbol indicates that it includes some symbol for attracting

attention (including warning). In this triangle the actual type of

precautions to be taken (electric shock, in this case) is indicated.

The

symbol indicates a prohibited action. In this symbol the

actual type of prohibited actions (disassembly, in this case) will be

indicated.

The

symbol indicates that a restriction. In this symbol the type of

actual restriction (removal of the power plug from an outlet, in this

case) is indicated.

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Warning!

Handling FIVA

Should FIVA malfunction, start to emit smoke or a

strange odor, or otherwise behave abnormally,

immediately shut down the power, remove batteries,

and unplug the AC adaptor from the power outlet.

Continued use creates the danger of fire and electric

shock.

• Contact your original retailer or authorized distributor.

Do not place containers of liquids near FIVA and do

not allow any foreign matter to get into it. Should

water or other foreign matter get into FIVA,

immediately shut down the power and unplug the AC

adaptor from the power outlet. Continued use creates

the danger of shorting, fire and electric shock.

• Contact your original retailer or authorized distributor.

Never bring in FIVA a bathroom or any other location

where the possibility of splashing or high humidity

exists. Use of FIVA in such an area creates the danger

of electric shock. Be especially carefully when using

FIVA while rain or snow is falling, or in beach areas.

Never try to take FIVA apart or modify it in any way.

High-voltage components inside FIVA create the

danger of fire and electric shock.

• Contact your authorized distributor for all repair and

maintenance.

Should you drop FIVA and damage it, immediately

shut down the power and unplug the AC adaptor from

the power outlet. Continued use creates the danger of

shorting, fire and electric shock.

• Attempting to repair FIVA yourself is extremely

dangerous. Contact your authorized distributor for all

repair and maintenance.

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Warning!

The liquid inside the LCD is harmful to humans. Never

touch it or allow it to get in your mouth.

• Should liquid from the LCD panel accidentally get into

your mouth immediately wash out your mouth with

clean water. If it gets onto your skin, immediately rinse

for at least 15 minutes with clean tap water. In either

case, consult a physician.

Power Plug and AC Adaptor

AC cord plug and wall outlet illustrated in this User’s Guide shows the

two-pin plug type. It may not be the same shape of AC cord plug

used in your area.

Use only a proper AC electric outlet (100V~240V)

when powering FIVA with the AC adaptor. Use of an

outlet with a different voltage from the rating creates

the danger of malfunction, fire, and electric shock.

Overloading an electric outlet creates the danger of

overheating and fire.

AC100~240V

Make sure the power plug and AC adaptor plug are

inserted as far as they will go. Loose plugs create the

danger of electric shock, overheating, and fire.

• Do not use the adaptor if the plug is damaged. Never

connect to a power outlet that is loose.

Use a dry cloth to periodically wipe off any dust built

up on the prongs of the plug. Humidity can cause

poor insulation and create the danger of electric

shock and fire if dust stays on the prongs.

Do not allow the power cord or plug to become

damaged, and never try to modify them in any way.

Continued use of a damaged power cord can cause

deterioration of the insulation, exposure of internal

wiring, and shorting, which creates the danger of

electric shock and fire.

• Contact your authorized distributor whenever the power

cord or plug requires repair or maintenance.

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Warning!

Use only the AC adaptor specified by CASIO for this

product. Use of another type of AC adaptor creates

the danger of fire.

Use only the battery pack that comes with FIVA. When

the battery pack reaches the end of its life, replace it

with a new battery pack as specified by CASIO. Other

types of batteries have different voltage rating and

polarity, which creates the danger of fire and bursting

of the batteries.

Never try to take the battery pack apart or modify it

in any way. Doing so creates the danger of

overheating, fire, and bursting of the battery pack.

Never throw the battery pack into fire or otherwise

expose it to direct flame. Doing so creates the danger

of fire and explosion.

Never allow the positive (+) and negative (–) poles of

the batteries to become connected by metal. Do not

store or transport the battery pack together with metal

necklaces, hairpins, or other metal items. Connection

of the battery pack poles creates the danger of

overheating, fire, and explosion.

• When transporting or storing the battery pack, wrap it

in plastic to keep the poles away from metal items that

might cause a short.

Never allow the battery pack to be exposed to water

or moisture. Moisture creates the danger of

overheating, fire, and explosion. Should the battery

pack ever become wet, immediately stop using it.

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Caution!

Do not place FIVA on an unstable or uneven surface.

Doing so can cause FIVA to fall, creating the danger

of malfunction, fire, and electric shock.

Do not leave FIVA in the following areas.

• Areas where FIVA will be subject to large amounts of

humidity or dust, or directly exposed to hot or cold air.

• Areas exposed to direct sunlight, in a close motor vehicle,

or any other area subject to very high temperatures.

The above conditions can cause malfunction or

deformation of FIVA, which creates the danger of fire.

When transporting FIVA, take care to avoid subjecting

it to vibration and impact. This unit contains a hard

disk and other precision components that can be

damaged by rough handling.

The AC adaptor normally becomes warm during

use. Avoid allowing the AC adaptor to rest on your

lap or other part of your body when using it for

long period. Long term with the AC adaptor creates

the danger of burns.

Do not overly bend the power cord, do not allow it to

be caught between desks or other furniture, and

never place heavy objects on top of the power cord.

Doing so can cause shorting or breaking of the power

cord, creating the danger of fire and electric shock.

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Caution!

Be sure to grasp the plug when unplugging the power

cord from the wall outlet. Pulling on the cord can

damage it, break the wiring, or cause short, creating

the danger of fire and electric shock.

Never touch the plug while your hands are wet. Doing

so creates the danger of electric shock. Pulling on the

cord can damage it, break the wiring, or cause short,

creating the danger of fire and electric shock.

Avoid use in areas where the brightness around the

display is very different from surrounding lighting, or

where the sunlight is shining directly on the display.

Such conditions can cause eye fatigue.

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Before Using FIVA

• This product has been designed and manufactured under stringent

quality control. Should you suspect FIVA is defective or

malfunctioning, contact your original dealer or authorized

distributor. Repair and maintenance are subject to the terms and

conditions of the Warranty.

• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. shall not be held liable for any loss

or claims due to using this product except as instructed to do so in

this User’s Guide.

• CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. shall not be held liable for any loss

or claims (lost profits, interruption of business, corruption or loss of

memory data, etc.) by you or any third party due to the use of this

product or the inability to use this product for a specific purpose,

except as specifically stipulated by law.

• Unauthorized copying of this product or its software is prohibited.

• This product is guaranteed only when operating under the version

of Windows 98 that comes bundled with it.

Product Application

• This product is intended for use as a general office computing

device.

• CASIO makes no warranties that this product is fault-tolerant. It is

not designed, manufactured or intended for use in any equipment

or system (such as traffic control devices, safety devices, medical

devices, etc.) where the malfunction or misoperation of FIVA could

lead directly to death, personal injury, or serious damage to

physical assets.

System Recovery

• This product comes with Windows 98 and a collection of utility

software pre-installed on its hard disk. Should the system start to

malfunction or produce errors, you can use the “Product Recovery

CD-ROM” that comes with FIVA to restore the factory default

system. This returns FIVA the same settings and state it was in

when you originally purchased it.

Windows 98 and other software are not pre-installed in the MPC-

501M63O.

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Computer Viruses

Avoiding Computer Viruses

A computer virus is a program. It gets installed on your system

without you being aware of it, and can do anything from displaying

strange messages to destroying your data and other programs. A

virus can enter your system via a floppy diskette or network. Taking

the following precautions are normally sufficient to protect against

having a virus invade your system.

• Write protect the master copies of your programs and data files.

• Never open data files or run programs of unknown origin.

• Use a commercially available virus checker to check new

programs, and periodically check your system for virus

contamination.

Use the latest version of a commercially available virus

checker to check your system.

An immediate virus check is recommended in the following cases.

• Check your system each time you start up your computer.

• Check any data file or program you received on a floppy diskette or

other external media, over a network, from a BBS or the Internet,

via e-mail, etc. before opening the file or running the program.

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FIVA

Caution

• Turn off this product before connecting or

disconnecting peripherals.

• Never apply impact or vibration.

• Never take this product apart.

• Use only the specified AC adaptor.

• The bottom of this product becomes warm

during use. Avoid using it in your lap for a

long period.

Precaution Label

• The label shown above is affixed to the bottom of FIVA. Be sure to

carefully observe these precautions at all times. Never remove this

label. Should this label ever start to come off or should its contents

become unreadable, contact your original dealer or authorized

distributor.

Power Requirements

• Plug the AC adaptor into a power outlet rated for 100V to 240V AC,

50/60Hz only.

• Do not connect FIVA to the same outlet of another device that

generates electrical noise. Such a device can corrupt data in FIVA.

Turning Off Power

• Never unplug the power cord or otherwise cut off power to FIVA

while the system is starting up or while a program is running. Doing

so can cause data to be lost or corrupted, and can lead to

malfunction of FIVA.

• Do not turn power off and then suddenly back on again. Doing so

can cause data to be lost or corrupted, and can lead to malfunction

of FIVA.

Cables

• Use only the cables that come with FIVA to connect it to other

optional equipment.

• Never pull on cable or place a heavy object on it. Doing so can

cause the cable to break or short.

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Avoid Strong Vibration and Impact

• Strong vibration or impact can cause malfunction. Be particularly

careful when FIVA is turned on. Vibration and impact can cause

corruption of data on built-in hard disk.

Transporting FIVA

• Be sure to shut down the power and disconnect all options (port

replicator, CD-ROM drive, etc.) before removing FIVA. Leaving

cables connected while removing FIVA can damage the cables

and creates the danger of accident.

• Store FIVA in its case whenever you are transporting it or not using

it. Doing so protects FIVA against damage.

Avoid Water and Moisture

• FIVA is not water resistant. Never use or store FIVA where there is

the danger it might become exposed to water or moisture.

Options

• Be sure to carefully follow the procedures provided in the

applicable User’s Guides whenever connecting or disconnecting

peripherals. Failure to do so can damage FIVA or the peripheral.

AC adaptor: WARNING

• Use AC adaptor type MPC-577ADP (SQS45W16P-02).

Main battery: WARNING

• Replace this main battery with Model MPC-173BAT or MPC-

174LBAT.

Use of another battery may present a risk of fire or explosion.

• This battery pack is suitable for use only with MPC-501 series.

• Keep away from children.

• Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instruction.

Non-CASIO options

• Check with each manufacturer for compatibility before using any

non-CASIO options with this unit.

• CASIO assumes no responsibility for any loss (including but not

limited to personal injury, material loss, damage to FIVA) suffered

by you or other arising out of the use of a non-CASIO option.

Use Only as Directed

• Be sure to connect or disconnect an option only as expressly

directed in the documentation that comes with the option.

• Incorrect use of options can cause malfunction and serious damage

to FIVA, which can required extensive repair work to correct.

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Floppy Diskette and Hard Disk Data

Disk Operations

• A lit hard disk drive or floppy disk drive access lamp indicates that

a disk operation is being performed.

• Never shut down while a hard disk drive or floppy disk drive

operation is being performed. Also, never eject the floppy diskette

while a floppy disk drive operation is being performed. Doing so

can make data or applications on the disk unusable.

Backup Data

• You should occasionally back up data on the hard disk by copying

it to floppy diskette. This ensures that you always have backup data

on hand in case of accidental data deletion or corruption caused

by mis-operation, malfunction, maintenance, etc.

Note that CASIO is not liable for any losses suffered by you or

any third party due to the loss of data stored on FIVA’s hard

disk.

Formatting a Floppy Diskette

• Formatting a floppy diskette deletes all data stored on it.

• Be sure to check the contents of a floppy diskette before formatting

it.

CD-ROM

Protecting CD-ROMs from Dirt and Dust

• Keep CD-ROMs in their original cases, and store them in a safe

place.

• Handle CD-ROMs by pinching between two fingers, one inside the

center hold and one on the outside edge of the disk.

• Never bend a CD-ROM, write on its surface, or allow its surface to

become damaged.

• Do not affix labels to a CD-ROM.

• Keep CD-ROMs out of direct sunlight and areas exposed to

extreme heat or cold.

• To clean a CD-ROM, wipe it with a soft dry cloth. Wipe from the

center outwards to the edge.

Consumables

The following items are consumables.

You will need to inform your original dealer or authorized distributor of

the model number of your unit when purchasing the stylus, screen

protective film, and battery pack.

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Stylus

• Purchase a new stylus whenever the tip of your stylus becomes

damaged.

Screen Protective film

• Purchase a new screen protective film when the one on your FIVA

becomes scratched to the point that it makes display contents

difficult to see.

Standard Battery Pack

• Long use of the battery pack causes it to deteriorate and lose its

ability to recharge. If you feel your battery pack is not providing

enough operating time, it may be time to contact your dealer or

authorized distributor about purchasing a new one.

Disposal

When it comes time to dispose of your FIVA, do so in accordance

with local regulations in your area. Contact your local government

authorities for details about proper disposal methods.

Maintenance and Care

Normal Care

Shut down the power and unplug the power cord from the

power outlet before cleaning FIVA. Cleaning FIVA with the

power on creates the danger of electric shock.

• Clean FIVA by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. If FIVA is very dirty,

wipe it with a cloth that has been moistened with a weak solution of

water and a mild neutral detergent. Wring out all excess of moisture

before wiping. Take particular care to keep the contacts on the

bottom of the FIVA clean. Dirty contacts can lead to malfunction.

• Clean the LCD by wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. Never use water,

detergent, or chemical agents to clean the LCD. The surface of the

LCD is easily scratched. Never apply excess pressure when wiping

it.

• Also, use a soft cloth to clean the tip of the stylus. Take care that

you do not misplace your stylus.

• Thinner, benzene, or other organic agents can cause deformation

or discoloration of FIVA’s case, and even malfunction of FIVA. Never

use such agents when cleaning FIVA.

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• Keep the tip of the stylus free of dirt by wiping it periodically with a

soft cloth. Also take care that you do not misplace or lose the

stylus.

• Clean the FIVA screen by wiping it with a soft, clean cloth. Never

use water, neutral detergents, or chemically treated cloths to clean

the screen. A dirty screen can interfere with response to stylus

operations, and smooth movement of the stylus tip. The screen is

easily scratched, so take care that you do not apply to much

pressure when cleaning it.

Maintenance

Never remove FIVA’S outer cover or otherwise try to take it

apart or modify it in any way. High voltage inside the case

creates the danger of electric shock.

Whenever you notice any of the following symptoms, immediately

shut down the power, unplug the AC adaptor from the power outlet,

and contact your original dealer or authorized distributor.

• Damaged power cord or plug

• Liquid leaking from FIVA

• Exposure of FIVA to water or rain

• Unit being dropped

• Damaged unit cover

• Very abnormal function

• Abnormal operation

Never try to make any adjustments except as specifically instructed

by this User’s Guide. Improper adjustment or modification of FIVA can

permanently damage it and make it impossible to restore normal

operation.

Never attempt to repair or modify this unit in any way.

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The CE marking below applies to the EU region. Declarator of conformity is as follows:

CASIO ELECTRONICS CO. LTD.

Unit 6, 1000 North Circular Road, London NW2 7JD

GUIDELINES LAID DOWN BY FCC RULES FOR USE OF THIS UNIT IN THE U.S.A.

(not applicable to other areas.)

NOTICE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B

digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential

installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may

cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this

equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which

can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to

try to correct the interference by on or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC WARNING

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Declaration of Conformity

Model Number:

Trade Name:

MPC-501M63E, MPC-501M63O, MPC-501M62E

CASIO

Responsible party:

Address:

Telephone number:

CASIO INC.

570 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Dover, New Jersey 07801.

973-361-5400

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the

following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference,

and (2)this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

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Contents

Packing List .................................................................................................1

Safety Precautions ......................................................................2

Before Using FIVA.......................................................................................8

About This User’s Guide ..........................................................................19

Chapter 1 Getting Ready........................................................21

Features .....................................................................................................23

Front ...................................................................................................................24

Back ....................................................................................................................25

Keyboard ...................................................................................................26

Key Combinations...............................................................................................27

Before Using FIVA for the First Time.......................................................28

Connecting the Neck Strap .................................................................................28

Affixing the Screen Protective Film .....................................................................28

Pulling out the Stylus .......................................................................................... 28

Connecting the AC Adaptor ................................................................................29

Power Supply ............................................................................................29

Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack ......................................................... 29

Charging the Battery Pack ..................................................................................31

Turning on Power......................................................................................33

To turn on the power ...........................................................................................33

Shutting Down the Power ........................................................................34

To shut down Windows 98 from the Start menu .................................................35

To enter the Standby Mode from the Start menu ................................................36

To enter the Hibernation Mode with the power switch ........................................ 37

Chapter 2 Using FIVA .............................................................39

Using the Stylus ........................................................................................41

To calibrate the screen........................................................................................41

Pen Operations ...................................................................................................42

Using the Keyboard ..................................................................................43

Keyboard Types ..................................................................................................43

Changing the Mobile Keyboard Size ..................................................................44

Moving the Mobile Keyboard on the Screen .......................................................44

Inputting Text with the Mobile Keyboard ................................................45

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Using handwriting input (smARTwriter) .................................................47

How does it work? ..............................................................................................47

Training smARTwriter .........................................................................................47

Achieving Good Recognition ..............................................................................48

Using Quick Trainer ............................................................................................48

Using the Euro Trainer ........................................................................................49

Using smARTwriter .............................................................................................50

Using Gestures ...................................................................................................52

Activating the Correction Box .............................................................................52

The smARTwriter Menu ......................................................................................54

Train ....................................................................................................................55

Character ............................................................................................................55

Macros & Gestures .............................................................................................57

Application Shortcuts ..........................................................................................58

Library .................................................................................................................60

Library Manager..................................................................................................60

Using the Libraries Window ................................................................................62

Properties ...........................................................................................................63

Quitting smARTwriter ..........................................................................................66

Using smARTscribble ...............................................................................67

Basic Concepts ...................................................................................................67

Starting Up smARTscribble .................................................................................67

Working with Images ..........................................................................................67

Working with Text ................................................................................................68

Ink .......................................................................................................................70

smARTscribble Documents.................................................................................71

Navigating Around a Document ..........................................................................71

Guidelines ...........................................................................................................71

Page Size ...........................................................................................................72

Previewing a Document ......................................................................................72

Using Mobile Cockpit ...............................................................................73

1 Toolbar Switch ................................................................................................74

2 Starting Up a System Tool ..............................................................................75

3 Making Mobile Cockpit Settings .....................................................................79

4 Making Power Management Settings ............................................................81

5 Adjusting Display Brightness..........................................................................84

6 Changing the CPU Clock Speed ....................................................................84

7 Adjusting Speaker Volume .............................................................................85

8 Power Management for Specific Hardware....................................................86

9 Show Properties .............................................................................................87

0 Displaying the Battery Report ........................................................................87

q Battery Level Indicator ...................................................................................88

w Putting the System Into the Standby Mode ....................................................88

e Entering the Hibernation Mode ......................................................................89

r Using Mobile Cockpit Help .............................................................................89

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Using the Battery Pack .............................................................................90

Checking the Current Charge Level of the Battery Pack ....................................90

Using the Battery Pack Effectively ......................................................................91

Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack............................................................... 92

Chapter 3 Supplementary Information .................................93

Connecting a Peripheral to FIVA .............................................................95

Connecting to the Communication Port ..............................................................95

Infrared Data Communication .............................................................................96

USB Connection

........................................................................................97

Loading PC Card and Expansion Memory .............................................98

Using a PC Card .................................................................................................98

Using the Port Replicator .........................................................................99

Using the Floppy Disk Drive .............................................................................101

Using an External Monitor ................................................................................102

Connecting a Mouse or External Keyboard ......................................................104

Connecting a USB Device ................................................................................104

Connecting an RS-232C Peripheral .................................................................104

Connecting a Printer .........................................................................................104

Troubleshooting ......................................................................................105

Using the Terminal Equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA ........................... 114

Specifications..........................................................................................122

Options List .............................................................................................124

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About This User’s Guide

This User’s Guide is divided into the five sections shown below. Be

sure you read the section titled “Before Using FIVA” starting from

page 8 before you do anything else.

Before Using FIVA

This section provides important safety precautions and things you

need to know to use FIVA correctly.

Chapter 1 Getting Ready

This chapter provides you with general description of functions and

part names. It also explains required procedures for turning power on

and off for the first time.

Chapter 2 Using FIVA

This chapter explains how to turn on power and perform a number of

basic computer operations.

Chapter 3 Supplementary Information

This chapter contains information about how to connect peripherals

and what to do when you experience problems.

This mark indicates important cautions and things to which you need

to pay attention when you operate the FIVA.

This mark indicates that you need to memorize.

The words “Windows 98” and “Windows” used in this user’s guide simply refer

to the “Microsoft^®Windows^®98 Second Edition” operating system.

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Chapter 1

Getting Ready

This chapter provides you

with general description

of functions and part

names. It also explains

required procedures for

turning power on and off

for the first time.

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Features

The MPC-501 Series is a lightweight and compact pen type

computer.

6.7-inch SVGA (800 × 600) TFT LCD

• High-precision, high-resolution CASIO Hyper Amorphous Silicon

TFT (HAST) LCD

• Thin display design contributes to overall compact and lightweight

configuration.

Highly mobile A5 size

• Compact 870g*, A5 size goes along anywhere.

• Comes with 32MB of memory as standard (96MB maximum) and a

10 or 15GB hard disk built in.

• Two-way power supply operates on batteries or AC for operation

just about anywhere. Power management functions include

standby and hibernation modes

• Built-in Windows 98* lets you take your desktop files along

everywhere.

Versatile Stylus Interface

• Pointing is performed by touching the screen with a stylus.

• Highly efficient handwriting recognition

Versatile Networking

• Use of a LAN card, SS wireless LAN card, or other card provides

quick and easy networking.

• Connection to remote networks using the built-in modem* or

cellular phone data communication card.

Varies depending on the model. (See page 122)

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The part names introduced in this chapter are used throughout the rest of this User’s

Guide.

Front

Monitor

6.7-inch color Hyper Amorphous

Silicon TFT LCD (SVGA)

LCD touch panel screen

Keyboard

Control key and 10-key pad

Speaker

Power switch

Turns FIVA power

on and off.

Multi-Communication port*¹

Connect the cable here for

data communication.

Hooks

Secure FIVA in place.

Microphone

PC card release lever

Use this lever when removing a PC

card from FIVA.

Stylus

Use this stylus for touch panel input.

See pages 28 and 41.

Indicator lamps

PW: Power indicator (pages 34 and 90)

BAT: Battery status indicator (page 32)

HDD: Hard disk access lamp (green during access)

*¹Multi-communication port is not equipped in some models.

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Back

AC adaptor connector

Battery release latch

Operate this latch to

release the battery pack.

(page 31)

USB connector

For connection of USB

compatible devices.

Infrared port

Control/Shift key

Battery pack

PC card slot

Port replicator connector

Connects to the port

replicator

RAM module screw

Never touch here.

Cradle Contact

Establishes contact when FIVA

is placed on a cradle.

Reset switch

Pressing this switch with a thin,

pointed object turns off unit power.

Only press this switch when

experiencing operational problems.

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Keyboard

This section describes the basic functions of the keyboard.

Actual keyboard functions may differ in accordance with the

application you are using.

• Keyboard keys are grouped according to function: control keys, 10-key pad, and

arrow keys. The Shift and keys are located on the left side of the FIVA unit.

Ctrl

Function

Key

Key Name

Description

Cancels an operation.

Esc

Control

Keys

Escape

Deletes the character to the right of the

cursor.

Del

Delete

Tab

Backspace

Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.

Inputs a tab operation.

Tab

Activates certain “hot keys” functions.

Used in combination with other keys to

perform operations and execute commands.

Alt

Alternate

Control

Used in combination with other keys to

perform operations and execute commands.

Ctrl

Shifts the keyboard between upper case

and lower case.

Shift

10-key Pad

Arrow Keys

10 keys

Inputs numbers (0 to 9).

Enter

Enter (Return) Enters data or inserts a carriage return.

Decimal point Inputs a decimal point.

–

Hyphen

Space

Cursor

Inputs a hyphen or a minus sign.

Inputs a blank space.

Spc

Moves the cursor on the screen.

PgUp

PgDn

Home

End

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Key Combinations

• Key combinations where you must hold down one key and press a

second are indicated by a plus symbol.

• The following shows the key combinations that are available with

the Fn key. This is called the “hot keys” function.

Key

“1”

“2”

“3”

“4”

“5”

“6”

Description

Decreases LCD brightness. (page 84)

Increases LCD brightness. (page 84)

Puts FIVA into Standby Mode. (page 88)

Puts FIVA into Hibernation Mode. (pages 88 and 89)

Decreases speaker sound volume. (page 85)

Increases speaker sound volume. (page 85)

Cycles through monitor function in the following sequence:

LCD(FIVA) → CRT* → CRT* and LCD(FIVA) → LCD(FIVA).

“0”

Ctrl

Del

Alt

Places a displayed image of the active window onto the clipboard.

Restarts the system without turning off power.

Alt

Del

“ . ”

Launches the screen calibration routine. (page 41)

The SOFT KEYBOARD will appear on the FIVA display.

“–”

Launch previously

For an application to be launched, it

defined applications. must be compatible with the special

application software. Check with the

Spc

producer of the application for details.

Perform page operations (PgUp, PgDn, Home, End).

CRT* = External monitor

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Before Using FIVA for the First Time

Connecting the Neck Strap

Connect the supplied neck to the hook

on the left side of the FIVA unit.

Affixing the Screen Protective Film

The screen protective film protects the display surface from

scratches.

1. Peel the screen protective film from the back surface of the display

protector sheet.

2. Bow the screen protective film in the middle and insert its edges

on either side of the FIVA display.

Pulling out the Stylus

Use your finger to slide the

stylus from its storage slot

on the front of the FIVA unit.

To replace the stylus, slide

it carefully back into the

slot so the raised part of

the stylus enters the slit.

• Take care to avoid misplacing the stylus.

• Take care to avoid damaging or breaking the tip of the stylus.

• Keep the tip of the stylus and the FIVA screen clean and free of dirt.

Performing stylus operations when the stylus or screen is dirty can

damage the screen.

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Connecting the AC Adaptor

Connect the AC adaptor to FIVA as shown in the illustration below.

You can connect the AC adaptor with the battery pack in place.

To prevent unnecessary consumption of electrical power, do not

leave the AC adaptor plugged into the power outlet when it is not

connected to FIVA.

Power Supply

This section describes how to set up, remove, and charge the battery

pack.

Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack

Though operation is possible using the AC adaptor only, it is a good

idea to attach the battery pack and charge it before using FIVA for

the first time.

Battery packs can also be charged using a separately available

charger unit (MPC-570CHG).

• The supplied battery pack is not charged when you purchase your

FIVA. Note that the battery pack takes about four hours to reach a

full charge, certain condition can cause charging to take even

longer. A battery taking a long time to reach full charge does not

indicate malfunction.

Use only the battery pack that comes with FIVA or a battery

pack specified in this User’s Guide. Use of another type of

battery pack creates the danger of fire.

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To set the battery pack

1. Turn over the FIVA.

2. Carefully slide the battery pack onto FIVA as shown in the

illustration until you hear it clicks securely into place. If you have

trouble getting the battery pack to connect to FIVA, try sliding the

battery release latch. Do not turn on FIVA yet.

Battery release latch

• Pressing the reset switch automatically turns off FIVA power. To

protect against losing unsaved data, make sure that FIVA power is

turned off when you start the above procedure.

• The battery pack discharges naturally even when you do not use

FIVA. Be sure to charge the battery pack before using FIVA for the

first time after a long period of non-use.

Make sure the battery pack is set securely to FIVA. Make sure

you attach the battery pack securely to FIVA. An incorrectly

attached battery pack can fall off, creating the danger of

accident and personal injury.

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To remove the battery pack

1. Turn over the FIVA.

2. While sliding the battery release latch in the direction indicated in

the illustration below, pull the battery pack from FIVA.

Make sure you have a firm grasp of the battery pack when you

pull it from FIVA. Dropping the battery pack can cause it to fall

on your foot or otherwise cause personal injury.

Charging the Battery Pack

You can use either of the following two methods to charge the battery

pack.

With the battery pack attached to FIVA

The battery pack is charged while the AC adaptor is connected and

plugged into a power outlet, regardless of whether or not the FIVA is

turned on.

Turn off FIVA and charge the battery pack for about two hours.

Turning on FIVA power before full charge is attainted can result in

only a partial charge.

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FIVA’s

lamp lights amber when charging starts, and turns green

lamp goes out during charging,

when charging is complete. If the

it can mean that FIVA’s protection circuit has cancelled the charge

operation. If this happens, remove the battery pack from FIVA and

then reattach it to resume charging. The

lamp going out frequently

during charging indicates malfunction, and you should contact your

original dealer or authorized distributor.

Battery Indicator Lamp

Meaning

Green

Full charge

Charging

Amber

Off at start of charge

Charging is disabled. Try charging again in an area

where temperature is within allowable range.

Off during charge

Charge was aborted. Remove battery pack from unit

and check it for external abnormality.

With the special charger unit

See the instructions that come with the charger unit for information

about how to charge the battery pack.

• If the battery pack is attached to FIVA, do not unplug the AC

adaptor until the

indicator lamp turns green (full charge). This

helps to extend battery pack life.

• The battery pack requires period replacement. The end of a battery

pack’s service life is indicated when the battery pack powers FIVA

for a relatively short period after a full charge. When this happens,

replace the battery pack with a new one.

• Locate the AC adaptor power cord in a place where it will not be

tripped over.

• Charge the battery pack in an area where the temperature is within

the range of 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F). The battery pack may fail

to reach a full charge at temperatures outside this range. In this

case the

indicator lamp does not light.

• Charging of a battery pack you have not used for a long time may

not start (the BAT-LED does not light amber) when you connect the

AC adaptor. If this happens, leave the battery pack attached and

hold down the RESET switch on the bottom of FIVA for about 10

seconds.

• See page 90 for information about battery pack life and charging

capacity.

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Turning on Power

To turn on the power

Though it may take a few moments before anything appears on

the display, you do not need to keep the power switch depressed.

Simply press it once and release it.

After waiting for a few minutes, “Welcome” dialogue message

appears followed by “Windows Product Key” dialogue message.

By pushing the Fn and – keys at the same time the Mobile

Keyboard pops up on the screen. Enter each requested user’s

information by using this keyboard and the 10-key pad.

Do not shut down the power once the Windows 98 setup procedure

starts. Also, be sure to power FIVA with its AC adaptor while

performing the setup procedure. After turning power off, wait for at

least 10 seconds before turning it back on again.

The first time you turn on the power, you must perform a Windows 98

setup procedure.

Consult your original detailer for information about the setup

procedure.

You need to perform this procedure only once. After that, Windows 98

will boot up automatically when you turn on the power.

• The screen goes through a number of changes and may even

flicker while Windows 98 is starting up. This is normal and does not

indicate malfunction of FIVA.

• FIVA’s is equipped with “power management” functions that

automatically go into a low-power standby or hibernation mode if

you do not perform any screen touch or keyboard operation for

about 10* minutes. Input data on the screen when the low-power

Standby or Hibernation is entered is automatically saved, so the

screen reappears on the display when you recover from a low

power mode.

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* You can change the trigger time setting using the Power

Management settings under Mobile Cockpit. See page 79.

• If power does not turn on when you press the power button, see the

troubleshooting guide on page 105.

Shutting Down the Power

Power can be turned off using any of the methods listed below.

• Shutting down Windows 98 from the Start menu.

• Entering the Standby Mode from the Start menu.

• Pressing the power switch. (Enters the Hibernation Mode.)

These methods differ in the amount of power consumed while power

is off and the amount of time it takes before Windows 98 is ready to

be used from any of the power off states. An understanding of these

differences will help you decide which one you should use.

Storage

for state

Time Unit

Recovery

Power

Mode

Indicator Lamp

Off

Consumption

1Power Off

2Standby

None

Long (restart)

Fast

Almost zero

Yes

Memory

Hard Disk

Flashing

Off

3Hibernation

Long

Almost zero

Shut down Windows from the Start menu or press the power switch to

enter the Hibernation Mode if you do not plan to use FIVA for a long

time (i.e. until the following day).

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To shut down Windows 98 from the Start menu

1. Tap the Start button on the Taskbar.

Choose this command.

2. Choose Shut Down....

3. Tap the option button next to “Shut down” and then tap the OK to

shut down the computer.

Choose this option.

To turn power back on again,

press the power switch.

In this mode, Windows 98 is completely shut down and FIVA is

consuming almost no battery power. This mode extends battery life

but requires that Windows 98 be restarted from the very beginning to

restore power. This means that the status of Windows 98 or any

application that is running is not maintained in memory when the

Power Off Mode is entered. Enter the Power Off Mode if you do not

plan to use FIVA for a long time and before installing expansion

memory.

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To enter the Standby Mode from the Start menu

1. Tap the Start button on the Taskbar.

2. Choose Shut Down....

Choose this command.

3. Tap the option button next to “Stand by” and then tap OK to enter

the Standby Mode.

Choose this option.

To restore power, press any key or button.

In the Standby Mode, the LCD and other devices are put into a

suspend state. The status of Windows 98 and any applications that

are running is retained in memory, so they can be restored and used

immediately after leaving the Standby Mode. This means that

Windows 98 is restored within the shortest time from this mode, but it

also means that this mode requires more power consumption than

that of the other two modes. The Standby Mode is best when you plan

to be away from the computer for only a short time and need to

immediately pick up from where you last left off when you return.

Tappling the keyboard or other controls on FIVA automatically

recovers from the Standby Mode.

• When you need to leave FIVA on for a long time while using battery

power only, shut down Windows 98 from the Start menu or press

the power switch to enter the Hibernation Mode.

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To enter the Hibernation Mode with the power switch

Holding down the power switch for more than one second enters the

Hibernation Mode.

Windows 98 data and data for the application you are using are

written to FIVA’s hard disk. This process takes some time to complete,

after which FIVA powers down automatically after which FIVA enters

the Hibernation Mode, and almost all power is cut off.

Press the power switch again to recover from the Hibernation Mode.

This causes the CASIO logo to appear, followed by the Windows 98

screen that was saved to the hard disk.

The Hibernation Mode is recommended when you do not plan to use

your computer for a long time, but you want to restore the status of

Windows 98 and your applications when you return.

• Avoid entering the Hibernation Mode while a communication

operation is in progress, or while a peripheral (disk, printer, etc.) is

in use. Entering the Hibernation Mode while a communication

operation is in progress will cause an error on the other computer.

• The Standby Mode and Hibernation Mode are disabled in the

MS-DOS mode.

• You can reset FIVA and force power to turn off by holding down the

power switch for 10 seconds (until FIVA beeps five times). Note that

FIVA does not beep if sound output is muted. Use this method to

reset FIVA only when operation locks up and nothing else works.

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Chapter 2

Using FIVA

This chapter explains how

to turn on power and per-

form a number of basic

computer operations.

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Using the Stylus

Before actually using the stylus to perform screen operations, be sure

to first clean the tip of the stylus and the screen. Performing stylus

operations when the stylus or screen is dirty can damage the screen

and interfere with stylus input.

Use only the stylus that comes with FIVA to perform screen

operations. Never use a pencil, a mechanical pencil, or any other

pointed object. Such objects can damage the display.

When you touch the screen with the stylus, a pointer (

) appears

on the display to indicate the point you touched. If the pointer

appears at a location that is different from where you touched, use

the procedure described below to calibrate the screen.

To calibrate the screen

1. Open the Taskbar, touch Start, Programs, FIVA TOOLS, and then

Calibration Tool. This causes the calibration screen shown below

to appear, with a cross mark in the upper left corner.

• You can also display the calibration screen by pressing Fn

“.”.

This bar shifts upward and

downward by each

pressing Del.

2. Tap the cross marks with the stylus in the sequence they appear

on the screen.

3. After you tap the final cross mark, a title bar appears in the title bar

at the bottom of the screen. Use the stylus to draw something on

the screen. Check to make sure line drawn on the screen appears

where you drag the pen on the screen.

• If the line appears in the correct location, press Enter to exit the

calibration procedure.

• Pressing Del deletes the line drawn with the pen and moves the

title bar display up and down.

• If the location of the line is not correct, press 0 and go back to

step 2 of the above procedure.

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Pen Operations

With FIVA, you can perform all the operations you need by lightly

touching the screen. The following provides descriptions and

examples of a number of basic functions.

1 Double-click

Tap twice on the screen in quick succession to accomplish the same

result as double clicking with a mouse.

2 Drag

Touching an icon causes it to change

colors. Holding the stylus against the icon

and dragging causes the icon to move

along with the stylus.

3 Drag and Drop

Drag and drop lets you move a selected range of text from one

location on the screen to another.

• Touch and hold the beginning of the range of text you want to

select, and drag stylus to the end of the range. Remove the stylus

from the screen when all the text you want is selected. Selected

text is highlighted on the screen as shown above.

• Holding the stylus anywhere inside the highlighted text, drag it to

the location to which you want to move it, and then remove the

stylus from the screen.

4 Right Click

Touch the

icon on the lower right of the screen. The next time you

touch the screen with the stylus performs a right-click operation.

Some applications do not allow right clicking while a range of text is

selected (highlighted).

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Using the Keyboard

Keyboard Types

FIVA Hard Keyboard

The keys to the right of the FIVA display are grouped according to

function: control keys, 10-key pad, and arrow keys. Pressing the

function key Fn and then another key performs a hot key function.

See page 27 for a complete list of hot key combinations.

Text Input Panel

There are two types of text input panels: Mobile Keyboard and

smARTwriter (a handwriting input panel). The most appropriate

keyboard for the type of operation you are performing appears list,

but you can switch between keyboards at anytime.

• smARTwriter (handwriting input panel)

Use this input panel to input text by hand writing directly on the

screen. smARTwriter cannot be used in combination with the Mobile

Keyboard.

• Mobile Keyboard

Use this keyboard when setting up the system and performing other

input. Press the function keys Fn and “–” to display the Mobile

Keyboard.

The Mobile Keyboard has the same configuration as a computer

keyboard. You cannot use the Mobile Keyboard and the smARTwriter

at the same time.

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Changing the Mobile Keyboard Size

Touch and hold the lower right corner of the keyboard with the stylus

so the pointer changes from to . Drag the stylus on the

screen to change the size of the keyboard. Note that the size of the

smARTwriter handwriting input panel cannot be changed.

Moving the Mobile Keyboard on the Screen

Hold and tap the

area on the left side of the keyboard and drag it

to the location you want.

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Inputting Text with the Mobile Keyboard

There are five different Mobile Keyboard configurations. Try them out

and find the one that suits you best. Top change the configuration of

the Mobile Keyboard, tap the icon in the upper left corner of the

current keyboard, and then select the keyboard you want from the

menu that appears.

1 Full Qwerty key

2 Middle Qwerty key

3 Small Qwerty key

4 ABC key

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5 Ten key

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Using handwriting input (smARTwriter)

FIVA comes with smARTwriter handwriting recognition software. You

can find detailed information about all of the features and functions in

the online help that is available while smARTwriter is running. The

following explains of smARTwriter Plus Ver.3.5.

smARTwriter is a pre-installed handwriting recognition application that

lets you input text into an active application, launch applications,

open documents and more by writing with the stylus directly on the

FIVA screen.

Writing on any part of the FIVA screen creates “electronic ink,” which

is then recognized and interpreted by smARTwriter. Finally, the results

are sent to the active application as if they were typed using a

keyboard.

How does it work?

“Electronic ink” appears as you write on the FIVA screen. When a

timeout occurs (when you lift the pen for a certain time interval),

smARTwriter passes the recognized output to the active application.

The recognition process is performed by comparing the symbols you

write against a set of defined smARTwriter symbols. This set of

symbols is called a Library. The Library contains shapes of letters,

digits, punctuation marks, etc.

The Library can contain more than one version of a letter or symbol.

The letter “G,” for example may be written as shown below:

smARTwriter has a generic library containing common handwriting

styles for characters, so your handwriting probably will be easily

recognized the first time you use smARTwriter.

Training smARTwriter

Training lets you teach smARTwriter your own handwriting style,

which improves the recognition rate. You can train smARTwriter using

any of the methods listed below.

• Quick Trainer. This is an automatic tool for adding letter models to

the Library (page 48).

• On-the-spot training. You can correct a recognition error whenever

one occurs.

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Achieving Good Recognition

Following the tips listed below helps to improve the handwriting

recognition rate.

• Write without stopping. There is no need to wait for smARTwriter to

recognize text.

• Write using printed (not connected or cursive) characters.

• Do not use delayed strokes. Dot your “i” and cross “t” characters

immediately.

• Avoid touching the screen with your hand while writing. Doing so

can leave unwanted ink on the screen.

• Avoid writing small characters. Doing so can cause loss of

resolution and character recognition errors.

• After using smARTwriter for a few days, we recommended that you

edit the Library and delete any redundant or incorrect models. See

“Library” on page 60 for more information.

Using Quick Trainer

Quick Trainer is an application you can use to teach smARTwriter

your particular style of writing, which helps to improve recognition

results. It takes less than five minutes to complete one Quick Trainer

session.

To run Quick Trainer

1. Start up Quick Trainer by selecting: Start → Programs →

smARTwriter for Windows → Quick Trainer.

2. A prompt appears asking if you want to train Western European

characters.

• If you want to train using standard English characters, tap No and

then tap OK.

• If you want to train using other (non-standard English) characters,

tap Yes and then select the language from the pull down menu on

the right. Next, tap OK.

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3. The Quick Trainer window appears, showing a passage of text.

4. Copy each character into the slot or box directly under it, one

character in each slot. If you make a mistake, re-write the letter or

character. You can re-write a letter or character as many times as

you need. Make sure you write characters in all the slots provided.

Letters that smARTwriter immediately recognizes will be

highlighted. The rest will be learned by the recognition system

when you tap the Accept button.

The bar at the bottom of the window indicates the progress of the

session.

5. After you finish writing all the characters, tap the Accept button. If

you want to clear the screen and start over, tap the Clear button.

• You can repeat Quick Trainer sessions as often as you want.

Repeating sessions improves recognition results even more.

Using the Euro Trainer

Using the Euro Trainer, you can train smARTwriter to recognize your

handwriting in Western European languages other than English.

To launch training for non-English Western European characters,

select Start → Programs → smARTwriter for Windows → Euro

Trainer.

A prompt asks you to choose a Western European language. Select a

language, and tap OK. Then follow the instructions described above

in Using the Quick Trainer.

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Using smARTwriter

This section explains what you need to know in order to actually set

up and use smARTwriter on your FIVA.

Starting Up smARTwriter

smARTwriter always starts up automatically every time you turn on

FIVA. You can, however, quit smARTwriter manually (selecting Exit

from the smARTwriter menu option), and then start it back up

manually the next time you want to use it.

To start up smARTwriter manually

1. On your FIVA, select: Start → Programs → smARTwriter for

Windows, and then tap the smARTwriter shortcut icon.

2. The above step causes the smARTwriter control icon to appear in

the icon tray in the bottom right corner of the screen. This indicates

that smARTwriter is active.

smARTwriter Modes

You can control pen operations and handwriting recognition using the

smARTwriter icon in the bottom right corner of the screen.

smARTwriter tray icon

(Writing Mode)

The shape of the icon indicates the current mode.

• Pointing Mode (

)

This icon indicates that the stylus operates as a pointing or selection

device.

• Writing Mode (

)

This mode indicates that the stylus operates as a writing device.

Tapping the icon toggles between the modes.

Double-tapping the icon or holding down the Alt key and tapping the

icon, opens the smARTwriter menu.

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• Pen-Aware mode (

)

This is an automatic mode used by applications with several input

fields. Pen-aware applications (such as ART’s Quick Trainer) switch

back and forth between the Writing and Pointing modes according to

the pen’s position on the screen.

First Steps in Writing with smARTwriter

1. Switch to Pointing Mode( ) and then start up an application, such

as Word.

2. Switch to Writing Mode ( ) and tap in the input area of the

application so the insertion cursor appears. You are ready to start

writing on the screen.

3. Using the stylus, write a few words in the Pocket Word document

area. Write continuously. It is not necessary to pause after each

letter. smARTwriter reads the “ink,” recognizes it, and converts it

into printed text.

4. The recognized text appears at the insertion point.

• Recognized text is always inserted to the left of the cursor in the

active window.

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Using Gestures

A “gesture” is a symbol you draw to activate a special function or

enter a special character, like a backspace, new line, etc.

The following are the gestures available with smARTwriter.

Training

Correction

Backspace

New Line

Tab

Backspace

Edit Selected

Space

Edit Selected

• The heavy dot indicates the starting point of each gesture.

For example, the following describes the steps you should perform

when you want to use the Backspace gesture.

1. Switch to the Writing Mode ( ).

2. Draw the Backspace gesture on the screen.

3. This causes the character to the left of the cursor position to be

deleted.

Activating the Correction Box

The Correction Box is a built-in tool that makes it easy to correct

misrecognized text. You can use any of the three different procedures

to activate the Correction Box.

To activate the Correction Box with the Correction gesture

1. Write until a recognition error occurs.

2. Draw the Correction gesture over the word you want to correct.

• This selects the word and activates the Correction Box with the

misrecognized word inside it.

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To activate the Correction Box with the menu

1. Write until a recognition error occurs.

2. Select (highlight) the misrecognized word.

3. Tap the smARTwriter icon and then select Correct... from the

smARTwriter menu.

• This activates the Correction Box with the misrecognized word

inside it.

To activate the Correction Box with an Edit Selected gesture

1. Write until a recognition error occurs.

2. Select (highlight) the misrecognized word.

3. Draw either of the Edit Selected gestures.

• This activates the Correction Box with the misrecognized word

inside it.

Using the Correction Box

The Correction Box displays the characters that make up the

selected word with a down arrow underneath each one.

To make corrections

1. Tap the down arrow under the character you want to change. This

displays a menu of other possibilities for the character.

2. Choose the character you want by tapping it. You can also change

a character by writing the new character directly into the box or

slot on the Correction box.

• The menu that appears when you tap a down button also contains

two commands. Tapping Ins inserts a space in front of the current

character, while Del deletes the current character or space.

3. Tap the Replace button to replace the original word with your

corrected version. To delete the word from your input, tap the

Delete button.

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The smARTwriter Menu

Tapping the smARTwriter icon opens the smARTwriter menu, which

provides access to the main functions of smARTwriter.

Tap here.

Correct

Activates the Correction Box. See “Using the Correction Box” on

page 53 .

Train

Opens the Trainer dialog box so you can “teach” smARTwriter your

handwriting style. See “Training smARTwriter” on page 47.

Library

Opens the Library Manager. See “Library Models” on page 61.

Properties

Displays the smARTwriter Properties dialog box. See “Properties” on

page 63.

Help

Displays smARTwriter online help or copyright and version

information.

Exit

Tap here when you want to manually shutdown smARTwriter.

Pen mode

Toggles between the smARTwriter Writing mode ( ) and Pointing

mode ( ). See “smARTwriter Modes” on page 50.

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Train

You can train smARTwriter to recognize your own individual

handwriting style for characters, strings, macros, gestures, or

application shortcuts.

• Training improves the handwriting recognition rate because it

teaches smARTwriter how to recognize your particular writing style.

See “Using Quick Trainer” on page 48 for information about how to

use another training tool named Quick Trainer.

To access training while you are inputting text, tap the smARTwriter

icon in the icon tray, select Train from the smARTwriter Menu, and

then select one of the training options: Character...,

Macros and Gestures..., or Application Shortcuts....

Character

This option opens the Trainer dialog box. You can also draw the

gesture shown below to open the Trainer dialog box.

When the Trainer dialog box opens, it shows the last ink pattern you

wrote or selected. Use this dialog box to teach smARTwriter to

interpret the pattern (or a part of it) as a single character.

To teach smARTwriter a character

1. Display the Trainer dialog box by tapping the smARTwriter icon and

then selecting Train → Character....

• The last ink pattern you drew is shown in the upper part of the

Trainer dialog box.

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2. In the upper part of the Trainer dialog box, select the segments or

parts of the ink pattern that you want to use as a character.

• Tap the ink pattern to select it, tap it again to deselect. If there is

more than one stroke, make sure you select all the strokes that are

part of the character. The strokes you select appear in the Trainer

dialog box, which shows the ink pattern that will be used for

recognition.

3. Tap the down arrow next to the As box and select the character

from the list that appears.

• If you cannot find the character you want in the list, select Other.

See “Other Symbols” below.

• You can also use the stylus to write the text character you want

directly into the As box.

• No matter how you specify a character, the character in the As box

will be associated with the ink pattern in the Trainer dialog box.

4. Tap the Train button to train the character and save your changes

to the Library of Models.

5. Tap the close box

to close the Trainer dialog box.

Other Symbols

If the character you want is not in the list, select Other from the list to

open the Train Symbol dialog box.

The Train Symbol dialog box provides a selection of non-standard

and international symbols. Tap the character you want on the Train

Symbol dialog box to select it, and then tap OK.

The following functions are also available on the Trainer dialog box.

• Tap the Undo button if you made a mistake and want to “untrain”

the character.

• Tap the Macro button when you want to train the selected ink

pattern as a character string, macro, or gesture. Tapping Macro

displays the Train Macro Wizard, which shows the selected ink

pattern. See “Macros & Gestures” on page 57 for more information

about this dialog box.

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• If you open the Trainer dialog box while text is selected in a

document, the selected text is automatically replaced by the newly

trained character when you close the Trainer dialog box.

Macros & Gestures

This option opens the Train Macro Wizard dialog box with the last ink

pattern you wrote or selected. Use this dialog box to teach

smARTwriter to interpret the pattern as a character string, macro, or

gesture.

To teach smARTwriter a character string, macro, or gesture

1. Display the Train Macro Wizard dialog box by tapping the

smARTwriter icon and then selecting Train → Macros & Gestures.

• The last ink pattern you drew is shown in the Draw Macro Ink box.

• You can use this pattern as it is, or you can replace it with another

pattern by tapping the Clear Ink button and then drawing another

ink pattern.

2. When the ink pattern is the way you want, tap the Next button to

continue.

• To cancel training, tap the Cancel button.

3. In response to the prompt that appears, tap New Macro if you are

creating a new macro, or Existing Macro or Gesture to associate

the ink pattern with an existing macro. Next, tap Next to continue.

What happens next depend on whether you selected New Macro or

Existing Macro or Gesture in step 3 of the above procedure.

New Macro

1. In response to the prompt that appears, use the stylus to enter a

name for the macro or gesture. The name you enter appears in the

Enter Macro Name box. After you are finished, tap Next to

continue.

2. Use the stylus to enter the macro sequence or character string.

• Characters are displayed as characters.

• Functions are displayed as the functions they represent. For

example, a tab operation appears as <TAB>.

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3. Tap Finish to save the macro and close the Train Macro Wizard.

Existing Macro

1. On the dialog box that appears, select the macro or gesture you

want from the list.

• The lower part of the dialog box shows the sequence currently

assigned to the selected macro or gesture.

2. Tap the Finish button to save your changes and close the Train

Macro Wizard.

Application Shortcuts

This option opens the Train Shortcut Wizard dialog box with the last

ink pattern you wrote or selected. Use this dialog box to teach

smARTwriter to interpret the pattern as a shortcut to launch an

application.

To teach smARTwriter an application shortcut

1. Display the Train Macro Wizard dialog box by tapping the

smARTwriter icon and then selecting Train → Application

Shortcuts.

• The last ink pattern you drew is shown in the Draw Macro Ink box.

• You can use this pattern as it is, or you can replace it with another

pattern by tapping the Clear Ink button and then drawing another

ink pattern.

2. When the ink pattern is the way you want, tap the Next button to

continue.

• To cancel training, tap the Cancel button.

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3. In response to the prompt that appears, tap New Shortcut if you

are creating a new shortcut, or Existing Shortcuts to associate

the ink pattern with an existing shortcut. Next, tap Next to

continue.

• The prompt described in step 3 appears only when one or more

application shortcut already exists. If there are no application

shortcuts yet, the New Shortcut option is selected automatically.

What happens next depend on whether you selected New

Shortcut or Existing Shortcuts in step 3 of the above procedure.

New Shortcut

1. Tap the Browse button. On the dialog box that appears, select the

application for which you want to create a shortcut and then tap

OK.

2. The path to the application you selected appears in the Shortcut

command line box, and the name of the application appears in

the Shortcut name box.

3. Tap Finish to save the shortcut and close the Train Shortcut

Wizard.

Existing Shortcuts

1. On the dialog box that appears, select the shortcut you want from

the list.

• The lower part of the dialog box shows the path to the application

currently assigned to the selected shortcut.

2. Tap the Finish button to save your changes and close the Train

Shortcut Wizard.

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Library

The collection of characters and shapes recognized by smARTwriter

is called the Library of Models. smARTwriter contains a pre-defined

Library of Models with over 371 distinct characters.

smARTwriter recognizes handwriting primarily by comparing the

shape and direction of flow of individual characters you write to a set

of character shapes (models) stored in the Library of Models. Every

time you train smARTwriter, you add character models to the Library

of Models. To improve recognition, you should periodically use

Library Manager to delete redundant or unnecessary models from the

library.

Library Manager

Library Manager lets you maintain the list of character shapes and

symbols in a specific Library of Models. This is especially useful if

your FIVA is used by more than one person. You can create a Library

of Models for each user, so smARTwriter can recognize each

individual’s personal handwriting style.

To open Library Manager

Tap the smARTwriter icon and then select Library... from the menu.

Library Name

Type of Models

Library Models

Library Name

This is the name of the currently active library. It also shows the total

number of models in the library. Normally, the Library Name is the

same as the user name.

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Type of Models

Use this box to specify the category of models you want to view. Tap

the down arrow and select one of the categories listed below.

To view:

Select:

All

All characters in the Library of Models

Lower case characters only

Upper case characters only

Numbers only

Lower

Upper

Digits

Symbols and punctuation marks only

Gestures only

Punc.

Gestures

Macros

Shortcuts

Macros only

Shortcuts only

You cannot use this box to view macros and shortcuts.

Library Models

This box lists all the characters, gestures, macros, and shortcuts in

the library. It lets you select a specific character and review its

associated models. To view the models associated with a specific

character, select a category from Type of Models list. Then tap a

character in the Library Models list. The database of models for the

character you select appears in the Models Box.

Models Box

This box shows the models assigned to character. The total number

of models assigned to the selected character is shown above the

Models Box.

Use the scroll bar to view the different character models assigned to

the selected character. The leftmost model is the last model assigned

to the character.

To select a model, tap it once.

Delete Button

• This button is dimmed (unavailable) unless a macro or a shortcut

model is selected in the Models Box.

Tap this button to delete the selected model from the library.

Libraries Button

Tap this button to display the Libraries Window.

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Using the Libraries Window

Use the Libraries Window to create new libraries, open an existing

library (change the active library), and to copy and delete libraries.

The icons on the top of the Libraries Window represent New (create),

Open (change), Copy, and Delete.

Creating a New Library

If more than one person uses the FIVA, it is a good idea if each user

creates a personal Library of Models.

To create a new library

1. Tap the New button ( ).

2. In response to the prompt that appears, enter the name you want

to give the new library, and then tap OK.

• Normally, you should use the name of the user as the name of the

library.

3. On the New Library dialog box that appears on the display, select

one of the followings as the type of Library you want to create.

When you want to:

Select:

Load the standard smARTwriter library, with

the full range of default model samples

Standard default

lilbrary.

Load all punctuation marks and predefined

gestures and shortcuts only.

Minimal lilbrary.

• This case, you must train smARTwriter to

recognize your handwriting style. See

“Training smARTwriter” on page 47, and

“Using Quick Trainer” on page 48.

4. Tap OK

• Whenever you create a minimal library, smARTwriter automatically

launches Quick Trainer. See “Using Quick Trainer” on page 48.

To open an existing library and change the active library

1. On the Libraries Window, select the library you want to open from

the list of libraries.

2. Tap the Open button ( ).

To copy a library and save it under a different name

1. On the Libraries Window, select the library you want to copy from

the list of libraries.

2. Tap the Copy button ( ) to display the Copy Library dialog box.

3. Enter the name you want to assign to the copy of the library.

4. Tap the OK button to save the copy.

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To delete a library

• Make sure that the library you are deleting is not the active library. If

it is, change the active library.

1. On the Libraries Window, select the library you want to delete from

the list of libraries.

2. Tap the Delete button ( ).

Properties

This menu option displays a dialog box for setting the properties of

smARTwriter. The Properties dialog box contains the following tabs.

General

This tab contains settings for customizing smARTwriter behavior.

Timeout

Sets the time smARTwriter waits from the moment you lift the pen from

the screen before it begins recognition of the “ink” pattern. The range

is from 0.1 to 1.5 seconds.

Enhanced recognition of English

Checking this box enables the smARTwriter linguistic layer, which

allows smARTwriter to recognize rules and guidelines for the English

language. For example, if the “g” in “reading” is written very similar to

a “y,” the linguistic layer knows that “iny” is not a common ending in

English and that “ing” is a more probable combination. Therefore,

smARTwriter outputs “reading” as the recognized word.

Enhanced Recognition of English is checked by default. You should

disable this option if you are not writing standard or plain English text.

Space after recognition

When this option is checked, smARTwriter adds a space after each

set of characters recognized (after each timeout).

Enable Sounds

When this option is checked, smARTwriter plays error and warning

sounds through the FIVA’s speaker.

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Ink

The settings on this tab control the way the electronic ink is displayed

on the FIVA screen.

Ink Width

Use this setting to change the width of the ink. Tap the up or down

arrow to change the width within the range of 1 to 5 points.

Ink Color

This area shows a sample of the color currently selected for the ink,

and provides a button for changing the color.

To change the color of the ink

1. Tap the Change... button to display the Color dialog box, which is

a standard Windows color palette.

2. Select the color you want to use for the electronic ink.

• Refer to your Windows documentation for more information about

using this dialog box.

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Orientation

• This option affects smARTwriter only. The screen orientation of your

other applications does not change.

These settings let you adjust the position of the screen for use as a

writing board. They define the writing orientation so smARTwriter can

recognize the electronic ink pattern.

Ink Filter

Use these settings to correct ink patterns and help improve

recognition.

• Smooth out jagged ink

Check this option to eliminate “dotting” and make electronic ink

appear smooth. For optimal recognition, make sure that this setting is

the same for both writing and training sessions.

• Eliminate random ink spikes

Check this option to remove sharp ink edges, making the edges of

the electronic ink appear rounded. For optimal recognition, make sure

that this setting is the same for both writing and training sessions.

Hot Key

Use this tab to create a hot key or shortcut that toggles between the

Writing Mode ( ) and Pointing Mode ( ). You can tap a radio button

to select a predefined hot key, or select Other to define your own

shortcut. When you specify one of the Ctrl and Shift options, the

toggle is performed after you press and release the applicable key.

• You cannot select Right Shift and Right Ctrl options with FIVA

MPC-501.

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Constraints

This tab lets you turn recognition filters on and off. Turning on filters

helps to improve recognition.

As explained previously, smARTwriter searches through a large

number of symbols in the Library of Models to find a match for each

character you write. If you are inputting only characters from a certain

group (lower case, numerals, etc.), you can constrain (limit) the

search to those character groups and minimize recognition errors.

To constrain the search, uncheck the character set(s) you are not

using. You may check or uncheck any combination of sets to fit your

writing style.

• For every recognition operation, smARTwriter searches through all

the character sets that are checked on the Constraints tab.

The following is an example of using Constraints.

1. Tap the smARTwriter icon in the icon tray and select Properties....

Next, display the Constraints tab.

2. On the Constraints tab, uncheck all sets except Lowercase and

then tap OK.

• Now anything you write will be interpreted as lower case letters.

Quitting smARTwriter

Use the following procedure to manually quit smARTwriter when

necessary.

To quit smARTwriter

1. Tap the smARTwriter icon in the icon tray.

2. Select Exit from the Menu.

3. On the confirmation dialog box confirming whether you want to quit

smARTwriter, tap Yes.

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Using smARTscribble

Basic Concepts

About smARTscribble

smARTscribble is a sketching application you can use to draw on the

screen and capture the ink pattern. The resulting image is a set of

stylus strokes you can edit later. smARTscribble also lets you add text

to the image.

The following are just some of the ways you can use smARTscribble.

• Taking handwritten notes - instantly put your ideas in writing.

• Drawing images, sketches, road maps, etc. with explanatory text.

• Combining any part of the ink or text with other Windows

applications such as Microsoft Word.

Starting Up smARTscribble

Select Start → Programs → smARTwriter for Windows and then

tap the smARTscribble shortcut icon.

Working with Images

To draw an image

Simply use the stylus to draw on the screen of the FIVA as if you were

drawing on paper.

To edit an image

Use standard Windows editing procedures to edit images with

smARTscribble. In other words, select the image and then edit it

using Cut, Copy, Paste or Delete. You can access editing features

by selecting them on the smARTscribble Edit menu or by using

keyboard shortcuts.

You can also use the editing features of smARTscribble to paste

images copied or cut from one document into another document.

Selecting Images

To select a single image

1. Tap the Selection Boundary button ( ) on the smARTscribble tool

bar. The button remains pressed until the selection procedure is

complete.

2. Drag the stylus diagonally across the area containing the image

you want to select. A selection boundary appears on the screen

where you drag the stylus.

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3. Lift the stylus from the screen. All the strokes contained within the

selection boundary become highlighted. Strokes that are partially

within the selection boundary are also highlighted.

• Selecting as area or image automatically cancels any previous

selection on the screen.

To select all the images on the screen

On the Edit menu, tap Select All.

To delete an image

Select the image and then tap the Delete button ( ).

To cut an image

Select the image and then tap the Cut button ( ). This deletes the

image from the screen and places it onto the clipboard.

To copy an image

Select the image and then tap the Copy button ( ). This places a

copy of the image onto the clipboard without affecting the original

image.

• Copied images can be pasted into documents created with other

applications, such as Word.

To paste an image from the clipboard

1. Tap the Paste button ( ).

2. Drag the pasted image (which is surrounded by a selection

boundary) to the location you want it.

3. Tap anywhere outside the selection boundary to deselect the

pasted image.

To move an image

1. Select the image.

2. Drag the image to its new location with the stylus.

Working with Text

With smARTscribble, you can add text anywhere in a smARTscribble

document. Each text line you enter is considered a separate object

containing a single line of text.

To add new text

1. Tap the Text button ( ) to switch to the text mode.

2. Tap the location in the document where you want to place the new

text, and a text box appears on the screen.

3. Enter text into the text box.

4. After you are finished, tap anywhere outside the text box or tap the

Text button again to finish entering text.

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To modify existing text

1. Tap the Text button ( ) to switch to the text mode.

2. Tap the text item you want to edit.

3. Make any changes you want.

4. After you are finished, tap anywhere outside the text box or tap the

Text button again to finish entering text.

Editing Text

Use standard Windows editing procedures to edit text with

smARTscribble. In other words, select the text and then edit it using

Cut, Copy, Paste or Delete. You can access editing features by

selecting them on the smARTscribble Edit menu or by using keyboard

shortcuts.

To select text

• To select a whole word, double-tap the word.

• To select a string of consecutive letters or words, drag the stylus

across the text you want to select.

To delete text

Select the text and then tap the Delete button ( ).

To cut text

Select the text and then tap the Cut button ( ). This deletes the text

from the screen and places it onto the clipboard.

To copy text

Select the text and then tap the Copy button ( ). This places a copy

of the text onto the clipboard without affecting the original text.

• Copied text can be pasted into documents created with other

applications, such as Word.

To paste an image from the clipboard

Open the text box where you want to paste the text and then tap the

Paste button ( ).

• Text copied from other applications can be pasted into a

smARTscribble text box.

To insert the date and time into a page

On the File menu, tap Time Stamp to paste the date and time into the

upper right corner of the active page.

To remove the date and time, deselect the Time Stamp option on the

File menu.

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Ink

Changing the Ink color

To change the color of the ink

1. On the Edit menu, tap Pen Color to display the Color dialog box,

which is a standard Windows color palette.

2. Select the color you want to use for the ink.

• For more information about using this dialog box, refer to your

Windows documentation.

Changing the Ink width

smARTscribble supports three ink widths: thin, medium and thick. The

currently selected width is always shown on the toolbar in the Ink

Width box.

To change the ink width

1. Tap the Ink Width down arrow.

2. This displays the three available width options. Tap the width you

want to select it.

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smARTscribble Documents

Creating, Saving and Opening Documents

smARTscribble documents can be saved as files.

• smARTscribble document files have names that end with the

extension INK. Any file with this extension is automatically

associated with smARTscribble.

• To create a new smARTscribble document, tap New on the File

menu.

• To save a smARTscribble document under its current name, tap

Save on the File menu.

• To save a smARTscribble document under a different name, tap

Save As on the File menu.

• To open an existing smARTscribble document, tap Open on the File

menu.

• To save the current page in bitmap format (that you can print),

select Export Page as Bitmap on the File menu.

Navigating Around a Document

A smARTscribble document can have up to 20 pages of ink (images)

and text. To scroll through the pages of a document, tap the

button. The number between the buttons indicates the current

document page number.

Guidelines

smARTscribble lets you display guidelines to help you align your

images and text. You can select either gridlines or horizontal lines.

To show guidelines

On the View menu, tap either of the followings

• Grid: Displays a grid of dashed guides.

• Lines: Displays thin horizontal guides.

To hide guidelines

On the View menu, tap the currently selected guideline style (Grid or

Lines) to deselect it.

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Page Size

Each new smARTscribble document page is sized to fit the FIVA

screen. Use the Expand ( ) to expand the size of the document

page.

• To lengthen the size of a page, tap the Expand ( ) button.

This causes the page to expand downwards. You can view the area

of the page off the bottom of the screen by using the vertical scrollbar

on the right of the page.

• When you switch between pages, smARTscribble automatically

adjusts the page size so all the data fits on the page.

Previewing a Document

To preview the current page:

1. On the View menu, select Page Preview.

• This displays the Page Preview window, which shows the contents

of the entire page.

2. To close the Page Preview window, tap the Close button.

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Using Mobile Cockpit

Your FIVA comes with Mobile Cockpit pre-installed, an original CASIO

application that makes operation quicker and easier. To start up

Mobile Cockpit, tap the on the Task Bar.

Mobile Cockpit can be displayed as a toolbar along the top of the

display, which gives you quick and easy one-touch access to its

functions.

System Management Toolbar

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Name

Description

Page

Toolbar Switch

Tap these buttons to switch between the

System Management Toolbar and the

Application Startup Toolbar.

System Tool

Startup

Tap this button to access Power Management

Tools and BIOS Tools.

Mobile Cockpit

Settings

Right-tap here to display a menu for

controlling icon size, hiding of the toolbar, etc.

Power Management Tap these buttons to switch between Economy,

Settings

Normal, and User Defined Modes.

LCD Brightness

Tap this button to display a slider that controls

display brightness.

CPU Clock Speed

Sound Volume

Tap this button to display a slider that controls

CPU Clock Speed.

Tap this button to display a slider that controls

speaker volume.

Hardware Power

Management

Tap these buttons to cut off power to the hard

disk, USB, multi-communication port.

Show Properties

Tap these buttons to display the properties of

the infrared port or PC card.

Battery Report

Battery Status

Tap this button to display the battery report.

Tap this button to display the current battery

status.

Standby Mode

Hibernation Mode

Help

Tap this button to enter the Standby Mode.

Tap this button to enter the Hibernation Mode.

Tap this button to display on-line help.

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1 Toolbar Switch

There are two different Mobile Cockpit toolbars, a System

Management toolbar and an Application Startup Toolbar. Only one of

these toolbars can be displayed at any time. Tapping the Toolbar

Switch toggles between the System Management toolbar and

Application Startup Toolbar.

• System Management Toolbar

This toolbar makes it easy to set up the FIVA operating environment.

Tapping an icon displays a setup dialog box, which you can use to

make settings as indicated on the screen.

• Application Startup Toolbar

Once you assign an application to the Application Startup Toolbar,

you can start it up by simply tapping its icon. Use this toolbar for easy

access to your frequently used applications.

About the Application Startup Toolbar

Tap the Toolbar Switch to display the Application Startup Toolbar.

Assigning an Application to the Application Toolbar

To assign an application to the Application Toolbar from the

Start menu

On the Windows 98 Taskbar, tap Start, point to Programs, and drag

the application you want from the Start menu and drop it on the

Application Toolbar.

Drag and drop

any applications.

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To assign an application to the Application Toolbar from the

My Computer folder

Drag the application you want from the Windows 98 My Computer

folder and drop it on the Application Toolbar.

Drag and drop the application.

To launch an application from the Application Toolbar

Tap the icon of an application to launch it.

To remove an application from the Application Toolbar

Right-tap the icon of the application you want to remove (page 42).

Right-tap the applications’s icon.

The above procedure simply removes the application’s icon from the

Application Toolbar. It does not uninstall the application.

2 Starting Up a System Tool

Tap the

icon on the System Management Toolbar. On the dialog

box that appears, start up either Power Management Setup Tool or

BIOS Startup Tool.

See “4 Making Power Management Settings” on page 81 for

information about using Power Management Setup Tool.

Starting up BIOS Startup Tool displays the BIOS Settings dialog box.

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Displaying Current BIOS Settings

Mobile Cockpit lets you view the BIOS settings of your FIVA, and even

make certain changes to them. Though the BIOS settings of FIVA are

set to their optimal values at the factory, there may be special

occasions when you need to change them.

• When you are unable to start up in the Safe Mode correctly for

some reason, execute setup default from the BIOS Set UP UTILITY

by holding down Del key while FIVA is starting up. Start up may be

impossible if BIOS settings are not correct.

“BIOS” stands for Basic Input/Output System, which is the name of

software that controls certain basic functions of your system.

Tap the Mobile Cockpit Tools icon.

Tap here.

Select this item.

To display BIOS settings

Use the following procedure to check current BIOS settings.

On the menu that appears, click BIOS Setup Tool.

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Changing BIOS Settings

The following procedures can be used to change certain BIOS

settings. The following describes the BIOS settings you can change

and when you should change them.

• CD-ROM Startup

Whenever you want to use the “Product Recovery CD-ROM” to

restore the hard disk drive to its initial factory setup, you need to

first change the BIOS settings to allow startup from the CD-ROM.

• Replicator COM Port Settings

COM Port 1 normally is assigned as the Multi-Communication Port.

Do not change these settings.

1) To specify CD-ROM startup

To use the “Product Recovery CD-ROM” to return hard disk settings

to their initial factory defaults, you must first change the BIOS settings

to enable system startup from the connected CD-ROM drive.

On the BIOS Settings screen, tap the Boot tab.

Check this item.

Check the checkbox next to “PCMCIA”.

Tap the OK button.

Now FIVA, it will start up from the CD-ROM.

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2) To change replicator COM port settings

The factory default setting for the COM1 Port setting of a model

equipped with a built-in modem is “Multi-Communication Port.” When

using FIVA with an optionally available port replicator, you must

change the COM1 Port setting to “Port Replicator” before connecting

a peripheral device to the replicator’s serial port.

On the BIOS Settings screen, tap the COM Port tab.

Under COM Port 1, tap the selection button next to “Port Replicator”.

To use the built-in modem, you must first change the COM1 Port

setting back to “Multi-Communication Port.”

Check this item.

Tap the OK button.

3) Password Settings

You can register a password up to eight characters long to keep

others away from using FIVA. Once you register a password, a

prompt for password input will appear any time you turn on power or

return to Windows 98 from the Hibernation Mode. In such cases, FIVA

cannot be used until the correct password is input.

• If you forget your password, you will no longer be able to startup

FIVA. Make sure you keep a separate record of the password or

that you use a password you can remember easily.

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On the BIOS Settings screen, tap the Security tab.

You can specify separate passwords for User and Supervisor.

Type in a password.

Check this item.

Check the checkbox next to “Request password at startup”.

Tap the OK button.

3 Making Mobile Cockpit Settings

Right-tap on the MOBILE COCKPIT logo to display a menu of settings

that control the size of buttons, and more. You can also display the

Mobile Cockpit menu by clicking the Mobile Cockpit icon on the

Toolbar.

Right-tap here.

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Tap the Mobile Cockpit icon.

The following describes the settings you can make with the Mobile

Cockpit menu.

Menu Item

Description

Select this option when you want the Mobile Cockpit

toolbar to hide automatically when it is not in use. The

toolbar reappears automatically whenever you move

the mouse pointer to the top of the display.

Auto hide

Hide

Select this option when you want to keep the Mobile

Cockpit toolbar hidden. To make it reappear, tap the

Mobile Cockpit icon on the toolbar, and then select

Hide again.

Select this option when you want the Mobile Cockpit to

always be on top of the windows currently on the display.

Keep on top

Large Buttons

Help Topics

Select this option to increase the size of the buttons

that appear in the toolbar.

Tap this button to display on-line help about Mobile

Cockpit.

Tap this button to display Mobile Cockpit version

information.

About Mobile Cockpit

Tap this button to exit Mobile Cockpit.

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4 Making Power Management Settings

Power Management lets you control the amount of power supplied to

the CPU, LCD, hard disk, and other peripherals in order to extend

battery life. The followings are the available Power Management

modes.

• Economy Mode

• Normal Mode

• User Defined Mode

The User Defined Mode lets you specify a number of Power

Management parameters, including those listed below.

• Amount of time to allow after the last operation before the system

goes into the Standby Mode

• Method for alerting the user to low battery power

• CPU Clock Speed

• LCD Brightness

To change the Power Management Mode

Normal Mode

Economy Mode

Power Management Off

User Defined Mode

Tapping the Economy Mode, Normal Mode, or User Defined Mode

button changes to the corresponding mode. The following shows the

settings that are made when the Economy Mode or Normal Mode is

entered.

Normal Mode Economy Mode Power Management Off

CPU Clock Speed

100%

50%

100%

Hard Disk Power Off 5 minutes

1 minute

50%

2 minutes

5 minutes

No power off

100%

No standby

No Hibernation

LCD Brightness

Time to Standby

Time to Hibernation

90%

10 minutes

Power Management is turned off automatically whenever the AC

adaptor is connected to FIVA.

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To make user settings

1. Tap the Mobile Cockpit Tools icon.

Tap this icon.

2. On the menu that appears, tap Power Management Setup Tool.

Tap Power

Management

Setup Tool.

Low Battery

HDD

CPU

LCD

System Settings

Tap the User Defined tab on the Power Management Setup dialog,

make the user settings you want, and then tap OK.

You must restart FIVA before the settings you made take effect.

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Item

Description

Use the settings in this area to specify the amount of time that

should pass after the last operation before the system goes into

System Settings the Standby Mode, and the amount of time before it goes into the

Hibernation Mode. For each of these settings, you can select 1,

2, 5, 10, 20, or 50 minutes.

Use the settings in this area to specify the level at which a battery

Low Battery

warning operation should be performed. You can also specify

whether the warning should be by audible alarm, dialog, or both.

Use this setting to specify the amount of time that should pass

after the last operation before power to the hard disk is cut off.

You can specify 15, 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5, 10, or 15 minutes. Power

is automatically restored whenever the hard disk is accessed.

HDD

Use this slider to specify the CPU Clock Speed as 50%, 75%, or

100%. Slowing down the CPU reduces system performance, but

it also extends battery life.

CPU

Use the settings in this area to specify the brightness of the LCD.

Dimming the backlight extends battery life. You can also specify

the amount of time that should pass after the last operation

before power to the display is cut off. You can specify 1, 2, 5, 10,

or 15 minutes.

LCD

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5 Adjusting Display Brightness

Tap the

button on the System Management Toolbar and make the

settings on the dialog box that appears.

Brightness Control icon

Tap here.

Drag this slider to adjust

LCD Brightness.

You can also make LCD brightness settings from the keyboard. See

page 27.

Press Fn +“1” (

) to make the screen darker, and Fn +“2” (

)

to make it brighter.

6 Changing the CPU Clock Speed

Controlling the CPU clock speed reduces power consumption and

helps to extend the life of the battery pack.

On the System Management Toolbar, tap the

button and make the

settings you want on the dialog box that appears. You can select one

of three CPU clock speed settings: 50%, 75%, or 100%.

Tap here.

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7 Adjusting Speaker Volume

Use the following procedure to adjust the sound output volume.

To adjust volume from Mobile Cockpit

Tap the Mobile Cockpit Volume Control icon to open the volume

control panel.

Drag the Volume Control slider up and down to adjust speaker

volume.

Volume Control icon

Tap here.

Drag this slider to adjust speaker volume.

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To adjust volume from the Taskbar

Tap the Volume Control icon on the right side of the Taskbar to

display the Volume Control panel. Drag the slider up and down to

adjust speaker volume.

Volume Control icon

Tap here.

Drag this slider to adjust

speaker volume.

To adjust volume using hot keys

Press Fn +“5” (

) to increase it.

) to decrease speaker volume, and Fn +“6”

(

8 Power Management for Specific Hardware

You can use the following procedure to cut off power to the hard disk,

USB, multi-communication port. Cutting off power to hardware

reduces power consumption and helps to extend the life of the

battery pack.

On the System Management Toolbar, touch the

, or

button to

cut off power to the corresponding hardware. Before cutting off power

to USB or the multi-communication port ( ), make sure first that the

hardware is not in use. Power to the disk ( ) is automatically turned

back on when the disk is accessed. To resume power to the USB or

the multi-communication port, tap the corresponding button again.

Tap one of these icons.

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9 Show Properties

Tap here.

Tap these buttons to display the properties of the infrared port or PC

card.

On the System Management Toolbar, tap the

button to display

infrared port properties or to displays PC card properties. The

properties dialog box shows the settings and status of the infrared

port and PC card. See page 96 for information about the infrared

port, and page 98 for information about the PC card.

0 Displaying the Battery Report

Battery Report Tool shows the current status of the battery.

On the System Management Toolbar, tap the

information about the connected battery pack. See “Charging the

Battery Pack” on page 31.

button to display

When the battery pack is being used alone, the Battery Report shows

the estimated amount of operation time remaining with the battery

pack.

When the AC adaptor is connected to FIVA, the Battery Report shows

the amount of time until battery is fully changed.

Indicates battery power only.

The screen in the left

shows that your FIVA is

under battery power only.

Battery Report under battery power only.

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Indicates AC adaptor in use.

The values shown by the battery

report tool differ according to

the operating environment.

Battery Report when AC adaptor is connected.

q Battery Level Indicator

The Mobile Cockpit also includes a green graphic meter that shows

the current battery status. When the battery pack is being used

alone, this meter shows the estimated amount of operation time

remaining with the battery pack. When the AC adaptor is connected

to FIVA, the meter shows the amount of time until a full charge is

reached.

Battery status meter

w Putting the System Into the Standby Mode

Tapping the Mobile Cockpit

icon puts the system into the Standby

Mode, while the

icon puts the system into the Hibernation Mode.

Standby Mode

Hibernation Mode

You can also enter the Standby Mode or Hibernation Mode using the

following procedure.

Entering the Standby Mode or Hibernation Mode from the Keyboard

Press Fn + “3” to enter the Standby Mode or Fn + “4” to enter the

Hibernation Mode.

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e Entering the Hibernation Mode

See w above.

r Using Mobile Cockpit Help

To display on-line help for Mobile Cockpit, select Mobile Cockpit

Help from the Mobile Cockpit menu or tap the ? button on the toolbar.

Tap here.

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Using the Battery Pack

A charged battery pack lets you run FIVA without connecting the AC

adaptor. The following describes various power management

functions that help to make battery pack operation more efficient.

• See page 29 for information about attaching and removing the

battery pack. See page 31 for information about charging the

battery pack.

• The battery pack naturally discharges even when you are not using

it. To avoid problems due to premature rundown of the battery

pack, charge it just before you plan to use it or charge the battery

pack as you use it.

Checking the Current Charge Level of the Battery Pack

The battery pack discharges naturally even when you are not using it.

Make sure you charge the battery pack fully before trying to use it to

power FIVA.

You can use any of the following three methods to check the current

charge level of the battery pack.

Checking the Power Indicator Lamp Color

The

indicator lamp flashes amber if the battery charge level drops

while FIVA is operating under battery power only. When this happens,

connect the AC adaptor and charge the battery. If you continue to

use FIVA under the low power condition, FIVA will automatically enter

the Hibernation Mode when the battery charge level drops more. See

page 37.

• You can specify the trigger level at which the low battery warning

appears. See page 82 for details.

• Turning on power while battery power is below the trigger level for

low battery warning causes the warning message to appear on the

display (Battery power is below XX%.) and power to turn off

automatically. When this happens, connect the AC adaptor to

power FIVA.

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Battery charging is performed any time the AC adaptor is connected,

even while FIVA is turned on. Note, however, that a full charge is

attained more quickly when FIVA is turned off.

Power Indicator

Lit Amber

Meaning

FIVA being powered by battery pack.

Flashing Amber

When using battery power only,

indicates the Standby Mode.

Flashing Red

When using battery power only,

indicates low battery power.

Lit Green

FIVA being powered by AC adaptor.

Flashing Green

Standby Mode (AC adaptor is used)

Checking the Battery Indicator Lamp Color

A green

indicator lamp is lit while FIVA is being powered by the

AC adaptor indicates that the battery is fully charged. Charging is in

progress when the

indicator lamp is amber. See pages 87 to 88.

Checking with Mobile Cockpit

Mobile Cockpit’s battery monitor function lets you graphically view the

charge level of the battery at any time. See page 87.

Using the Battery Pack Effectively

The amount of operating time you get from the battery pack is greatly

affected by operating conditions and how you use it.

FIVA’s mobile computing Power Management functions help to

ensure that you get maximum power out of the battery pack.

Forced Hibernation Mode

To help ensure that you do not lose application data files, FIVA goes

into forced Hibernation mode whenever the battery charge level

drops below a certain point. When this happens, connect the AC

adaptor and press the power switch to recover from the Hibernation

mode. See page 37.

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When to Replace the Battery Pack

The battery pack is a consumable item, and after long use the

amount of operating time provided by a fully charged battery can

become quite short. This indicates it is time to replace the battery

pack with a new one.

When the “Deteriorate Rate” of the Battery Report reads less than

30%, it is probably time to replace the battery pack.

Tap here.

Shows the number of times the

battery pack was charged and

other information.

The values that appear in the Battery Report are provided for general

reference only. Actual operability of the battery is affected by

operating environment and other conditions.

Using the Large-capacity Battery Pack

Use the optionally available battery pack (MPC-173BAT or MPC-

174LBAT) when you need to operate FIVA for longer periods without

AC adaptor power. The large-capacity battery pack provides about

four hours of continuous operation on a full charge. The operation of

the standard battery pack and the large-capacity battery pack

included in standard is the same. (Attaching/Removing)

Be sure you use the correct battery pack. On the “Options List” (page

124) , find the battery pack whose model number matches the

number marked on the battery pack.

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Chapter 3

Supplementary

Information

This chapter contains information

about how to connect

peripherals and what to do

when you experience

problems.

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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.

For information about peripherals that are not explained in this user’s

guide, see a documentation that comes with the peripheral.

Connecting to the Communication Port

Remove the connector cover from the right side of FIVA, and plug in

the connector of the cable as far as it will go.

If your FIVA has a built-in fax modem, it can perform high-speed data

communication, and send and receive faxes. Connect the supplied

modular cable to the communication port to perform these functions.

Modular cable

Telephone line

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Never move FIVA with the communication cable connected to the

communication port. Doing so can damage the communication port

or cause the communication to bread. etc.

Infrared Data Communication

Infrared communication port

To exchange data, you have to start up the pre-installed infrared

software.

1. On the Taskbar, tap the Infrared Monitor icon to open the Infrared

Monitor screen.

Infrared Monitor icon (infrared disabled)

2. Tap the Options tab, and then check the checkbox next to the

“Enable infrared communication on”.

Check this option.

3. Tap the OK button.

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4. On the Taskbar, check the Infrared Monitor icon to make sure that

it has changed to the form that indicates infrared communication is

enabled.

Infrared Monitor icon (infrared enabled)

FIVA comes with software named Quick Beam, for data exchange

using the optional cradle. See the documentation that comes with the

cradle for information about how to use it.

Leaving the infrared monitor on battery life. Be sure to power FIVA

using the AC adaptor whenever performing infrared communications.

USB Connection

The USB (Universal Serial Bus) lets you connect or disconnect

peripherals without turning off FIVA power. There is one USB

connector built into FIVA and one more on the port replicator or

cradle.

Connect the USB cable to the USB port on the

side of FIVA. Orient the connector of the cable

so the side marked

is facing upwards.

USB devices include the mouse, keyboard, printer, etc. Each requires

a USB cable for connection. Use the appropriate cable for the device

you are connecting.

A peripheral connected to the USB port draws power from the port.

Click the USB icon and enable power before connecting a peripheral

to the USB port. See “8 Power Management for Specific Hardware”

on page 86 for more information.

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Loading PC Card and Expansion Memory

Using a PC Card

FIVA has one “PC Card Standard PCMCIA TYPE II” PC card slot. The

following describes the types of PC card that can be used.

• LAN card

This type of card makes it possible to interconnect multiple

computers and exchange data using Ethernet.

• Other SS wireless cards

• Long term use of PC card that generates a lot of heat can cause

unstable card operation and malfunction.

• Never install or remove a PC card while an application is running.

• Never install or remove a PC card while system operation is

suspended or in Hibernation Mode. Doing so can cause data to be

deleted.

You can use the “Product Recovery CD-ROM” that comes bundled

with FIVA to restore the hard disk. Use the optional CASIO MPC-

142CDDE CD-ROM drive to access the CD-ROM.

A PC card must be oriented correctly when you insert it into the slot.

Forcing a card into the slot upside-down can damage its connectors.

Always make sure the card oriented correctly when inserting it into

the slot.

• Make sure you insert the PC card into the slot as far as it will go. An

incorrectly inserted card can result in incorrect installation of the

card’s driver and malfunction.

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Normally when you insert a PC card, FIVA detects it automatically

loads the required software. If automatic installation is not performed,

follow the instructions that appear on the screen to install the

software.

• Before removing the PC card from the slot, first tap the Mobile

Cockpit PC Card button to disable the PC card and then remove it.

Select the card here.

Tap the Stop button.

Using the Port Replicator

The optionally available port replicator (MPC-160PR) provides

connection ports for a PS/2 device (for mouse or keyboard), a USB

device, a monitor, an RS-232C port device, a printer, and an external

floppy disk drive.

To connect FIVA to the port replicator

1. Quit all applications and shut down the system.

2. Disconnect the AC adaptor and all peripheral cables.

3. Turn over the FIVA.

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4. Aligning the replicator connector on the bottom of FIVA with the

connector on the port replicator, lower FIVA onto the port replicator.

Make sure the hooks on the replicator fit into the holes on the

bottom of FIVA. FIVA is properly attached to the replicator when

the eject lever is fully extended.

Hooks

Eject lever

To remove FIVA from the replicator

1. Quit all applications and shut down the system.

2. Disconnect the AC adaptor and all peripheral cables.

3. Pressing the port replicator’s eject lever, lift FIVA from the port

replicator.

• Never transport FIVA while it is mounted on the port replicator. If

you do, FIVA may suddenly fall off and become damaged.

• Using a number of peripherals in combination with the port

replicator can put large power demands on the FIVA power supply.

Because of this, you have to use the AC adaptor whenever FIVA is

connected to the port replicator.

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Using the Floppy Disk Drive

Connecting the optionally available floppy disk drive (MPC-140FDDE)

lets you use both 720KB and 1.44MB floppy diskettes. A floppy disk

drive lets you store your data on diskettes, and exchange data with

another computer. FIVA is set up so you can use the external disk

drive as soon as you connect it.

To connect the floppy disk drive

1. Connect FIVA to the port replicator (page 99).

2. While FIVA is shut down, connect the floppy disk drive to the

appropriate connector of the port replicator.

Make sure the connector is oriented

correctly when you plug it in.

Press the connector in until the locks on both sides engage.

The access lamp on the floppy disk driver lights or flashes whenever

data is being written to or recalled from a disk. Never remove the

floppy disk from the drive while the access lamp is lit or flashing.

Doing so can cause data to be corrupted, or even lost data entirely.

To write protect a floppy disk

Floppy disks have a write protect tab that you can use to protect the

data on it from accidental deletion or change.

Write protect tab

Data can be written to

the disk.

Data cannot be written

to or deleted from the

disk.

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Using an External Monitor

Use the following procedures to connect a CRT or LCD monitor to

FIVA for big-screen viewing. Changing the display mode enables use

of a mouse or other pointing device in place of the stylus.

To connect a monitor

1. Connect FIVA to the port replicator (page 99).

2. While FIVA is shut down, connect the monitor to the appropriate

connector of the port replicator.

Making sure the connector is oriented correctly, connect the cable

from the monitor to the appropriate port on the port replicator.

Plug the power cord of the monitor into a wall outlet. See the

documentation that comes with the monitor for details on its use.

3. Turn on FIVA and start up Windows 98.

4. Press Fn + “0” to switch to the external monitor

Each press of Fn + “0” cycles through monitor functions in the

following sequence: LCD → CRT* → LCD and CRT* → LCD.

CRT* = External monitor

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The display screen momentarily goes blank whenever you change

from one monitor function to another. This is normal and does not

indicate malfunction.

You can specify the resolution and number of colors when using an

external monitor alone. Right tap on the Windows 98 desktop, and on

the menu that appears select Properties.

• Tap the Settings tab, and then make the Colors and Screen

area settings you want.

Change these settings.

The following table shows the setting combinations that can be made

for Colors and Screen area.

Colors

16-bit

Size (Pixels)

640×480/800×600/1024×768

256 Colors

16 Colors

• The actual Colors and Screen area settings you will be able to

make depend on the type of monitor you are using.

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Connecting a Mouse or External Keyboard

You can connect a mouse or external keyboard to the PS/2 port. Use

the standard Windows 98 properties screen to make mouse settings.

Connecting a USB Device

Use the USB port to connect separately available USB compatible

device.

Connecting an RS-232C Peripheral

The RS-232C port, which is named COM1 under Windows 98, can be

used to connect serial device. Note that you cannot use the

RS-232C port while the built-in modem is enabled. Use Mobile

Cockpit to switch between the built-in modem and the RS-232C port.

Connecting a Printer

Use the parallel port to connect a separately available printer or other

parallel device. This port is named LPT1 under Windows 98.

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Troubleshooting

This section describes what you should do whenever you start to

experience problems with operation of FIVA, its peripherals, or the

applications you are running.

Basic Troubleshooting

Note the following important points whenever you are

experiencing problems.

1. Take your time.

If the system seems to hang up, resist the urge to turn off power,

click things on the display, or press keyboard keys. The operation

you are performing may simply require a bit more time.

2. Take notes of information that appears on the display.

Message, numbers, and codes that appear on the display may

provide hints to the cause of the problem and what you need to

overcome it. Keep notes of such information when it appears on

the display.

3. Try to determine the possible cause of the problem.

If FIVA is the source of the problem, or is it being caused by a

peripheral or application? Does the same operation or conditions

always cause the same problem?

Is there something distinctive about the problem?

4. Check the documentation and on-line help.

You may be able to find information that leads to the solution of

the problem in the documentation or on-line help of FIVA, its

peripherals, or your applications.

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System Outline

Have the following information handy whenever you request user

support.

Memo about your system

Model

Serial Number (on the bottom panel)

Memory Capacity(MB)

FIVA

Hard Disk Capacity (GB)

Hard Disk Free Space (MB)

Battery Pack (Used/No Used)

External Monitor

Printer

Peripherals

PC Card

Other Peripherals

Windows Version

Software

Remarks

All applications running

when problem occurred

Other information about FIVA can be found by visiting the

CASSIOPEIA Website at: http://www.casio.co.jp/English/system/

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FIVA Malfunction

Symptom

Recommended Action

FIVA is emitting smoke and heat.

FIVA malfunction

Immediately turn off power and unplug the

AC adaptor from the wall outlet.

Contact your original dealer or authorized

distributor. Have the following information on

hand.

• Product name and model number

• Date of purchase

• Current status and the names of

applications being used

You don’t know what to do.

Contact your authorized distributor. Have the

following information on hand.

• Product name and model number

• Date of purchase

• Current status and the names of

applications being used

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Power Supply

Symptom

Recommended Action

Power does not turn on.

• Power indicator lamp is flashing red.

• Power turns on but immediately turns

off.

• Nothing happens when the power

switch is pressed.

Use the AC adaptor to power FIVA.

• Use a fully charged battery pack. If the

battery pack has small charge when

power is turned on, a warning message

appears momentarily and power turns

off.

Power turns on, but the system does not Leaving power turned on, press the

start up.

RESET switch on the bottom of FIVA.

Note that the RESET operation will result

in loss of any data saved by the

Hibernation Mode.

• The system does not start up when

power is turned on in the Hibernation

Mode.

Power turns off.

Wait for a while to allow the interior of

• FIVA suddenly goes into the

Hibernation Mode and power turns off

while you are using it.

FIVA to cool off. See the

bottom of this page.

at the

Use the AC adaptor or a fully charged

battery pack to power FIVA. A low battery

pack can cause power to suddenly turn

off.

Battery pack does not supply much

operation time, even after a full charge.

Open the Mobile Cockpit Battery Report

and check the battery inferior rate. If it is

below 30%, you may need to replace the

battery pack with a new one.

For safety reasons, FIVA is designed so CPU Clock Speed slows

down whenever internal temperature rises above a certain level. If

operation continues, FIVA automatically enters the Hibernation Mode.

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Display Problems

Symptom

Recommended Action

Nothing on the display, Power indicator

lamp is not lit.

Press the power switch to turn on power.

Display has gone blank.

Press

. FIVA’s power saving

Shift

function causes the display to go blank if

no operation is performed for some time.

See page 88.

The operator cannot remember the

Windows 98 password.

Input a new user name in the Windows

Log On screen, or restore the system to

its factory defaults.

The operator cannot remember the

password registered in the BIOS

settings.

With your FIVA model number on hand,

contact your original dealer or authorized

distributor.

Display contents are difficult to see.

Reorient FIVA so you can view the

display at a different angle.

Display is dim.

Use Fn + “1” or Fn + “2” to adjust

display brightness. If the display remains

dim at a bright setting, it may mean that it

has reached the end of its service life.

With your FIVA model number on hand,

contact your original dealer or authorized

distributor.

Nothing appears on the display.

Press Fn + “0” to cycle through monitor

functions until the display you want to

use it selected. See pages 27 and 102.

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Software Problems

Symptom

Recommended Action

Cannot perform infrared data communi-

cation.

Make the proper infrared port settings.

• Make sure the data transfer speed set

for FIVA is the same as that set on the

other device.

• Make sure there are no obstructions in

the infrared path between the two

devices.

Cannot send data correctly using

infrared data communication.

Make sure the data transfer speed set for

FIVA is the same as that set on the other

device.

• Change the distance between FIVA and

the other device.

• Move the two devices to an area that is

not exposed to direct sunlight or

fluorescent lighting.

Sound output is too slow.

Sound output is broken.

Turn off sound playback and then turn it

back on again.

Tap the Mobile Cockpit CPU icon and

then use the slider to set the CPU Clock

Speed to 100%.

• Quit other applications before the

adjustment.

Audio skips during audio playback or

communication errors occur during

communication from the multi-

communication port.

These conditions are caused by any of

the followings.

• Changing the power supply between

AC adaptor power and battery pack

power

• Running the battery report

• Large load on the FIVA CPU

• Reduction of CPU clock speed due to

internal overheating

Occasional inability to record from the

microphone or output sound from the

speaker.

Change the volume control setting or re-start

FIVA. See page 85 of this User’s Guide for

information about using the speaker.

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Symptom

Recommended Action

Built-in modem does not work.

(MPC-501M62E only)

• On the BIOS Settings screen, change

the COM1 Port setting to “Multi-

Communication Port.” See page 78 of

this User’s Guide.

• Check the Mobile Cockpit screen to see

if the Port Replicator icon is enabled.

See page 79 of this User’s guide.

The microphone suddenly fails during

recording or output from the speaker

suddenly cuts off during playback

• Change the audio volume setting or

restart the application.

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General Operation Problems

Symptom

Recommended Action

Power indicator lamp flashes red

immediately after charging.

Purchase a new battery pack and replace

the current one. Battery packs tend to lose

their ability to charge after long use.

FIVA beeps during operation.

FIVA suddenly hangs up.

Connect the AC adaptor and charge the

battery. Beeping indicates low battery power.

• If you suspect that the problem is due to

low battery power, connect the AC adaptor

and charge the battery.

• If you suspect that the problem is being

caused by the application you are using,

press the RESET switch and restart

Windows 98.

System runs too slow (1).

System runs too slow (2).

• Try turning power off and then back on

again.

• Memory may be low, which means you

have to increase it by installing a

separately available DIMM board.

If Power Management is causing the system

to go into the Economy Mode, try changing

the Normal Mode or turning Power

Management off. See page 81.

System runs too slow (3).

Turn power off and wait a while. Normal

operation should return after FIVA has a

chance to cool off.

Displayed date and time are wrong.

• Use the Control Panel to set the correct

date and time.

• If the date and time seem to require

frequent setting, it may mean that the clock

battery is low. Contact your original dealer

or authorized distributor about having the

clock battery replaced.

The screen temporarily goes white

This is normal and does not indicate any

when FIVA is starting up or when the malfunction or problem.

display mode is changed.

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General Operation Problems (continued)

Symptom

Recommended Action

Hot keys do not work.

Tap the Taskbar’s Start button and start up

Mobile Cockpit from the Programs menu.

Mobile Cockpit is not displayed.

• If Mobile Cockpit is not running, tap the

Taskbar’s Start button and start up Mobile

Cockpit from the Programs menu.

• If the Mobile Cockpit toolbar is hidden, tap

the Mobile Cockpit icon on the Taskbar

and then uncheck the Hide option on the

menu that appears.

Windows 98 is hung up.

• Press

Alt

Del , and then tap

Ctrl

the Shut Down button. Next, restart

Windows 98.

• If

Alt

Del does not work,

Ctrl

press the RESET switch and then restart

the system.

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The following explanation, pages 114 to 117, is about the Terminal

Equipment (hardware modem) embedded in CASSIOPEIA FIVA

series (models with the modem) and described by following the rules.

The Terminal Equipment is operable and compliant with the

regulations in the United States and Canada only.

For users of CASSIOPEIA FIVA series resident in other countries and

some models that do not embed the Terminal Equipment (models

without the modem), the description and the instruction of the

equipment are not applicable.

Using the Terminal Equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA

MBH7MD23-8556CA is a hardware modem designed for being

embedded in small personal computers such as a notebook

computer.

About the actual operation and setting of hardware and software,

refer to the user operation manual of the products which have an

embed MBH7MD23-8556CA.

For users in the United States

This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. On the back

side of this equipment is a label that contains, among other

information, the FCC registration number and ringer equivalence

number (REN) for this equipment. If requested, this information must

be provided to the telephone company.

USOC Jack,RJ11C is available to this equipment.

An FCC compliant telephone cord and modular plug is provided with

this equipment. This equipment is designed to be connected to the

telephone network or premises wiring using a compatible modular

jack which is Part 68 compliant. See Installation Instructions for

details.

The REN is used to determine the quantity of devices which may be

connected to the telephone line. Excessive RENs on the telephone

line may result in the devices not ringing in response to an incoming

call. In most, but not all areas, the sum of RENs should not exceed

five (5.0). To be certain of the number of devices that may be

connected to a line, as determined by the total RENs, contact the

local telephone company.

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If the terminal equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA causes harm to the

telephone network, the telephone company will notify you in advance

that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. But if

advance notice isn’t practical, the telephone company will notify the

customer as soon as possible. Also, you will be advised of your right

to file a complaint with the FCC if you believe it is necessary.

The telephone company may make changes in it’s facilities,

equipment, operations or procedures that could affect the operation

of the equipment. If this happens the telephone company will provide

advance notice in order for you to make necessary modifications to

maintain uninterrupted service.

If trouble is experienced with this equipment MBH7MD23-8556CA, for

repair or warranty information, please contact CASIO INC. (973-361-

5400). If the equipment is causing harm to the telephone network, the

telephone company may request that you disconnect the equipment

until the problem is resolved.

This equipment cannot be used on public coin phone service

provided by telephone company. Connection to party line service is

subject to state tariffs. (Contact the state public utility commission,

public service commission or corporation commission for

information.)

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 makes it unlawful for

any person to use a computer or other electric device, including fax

machines, to send any message unless such message clearly

contains in a margin at the top or bottom of each transmitted page or

on the first page of the transmission, the date and time it is sent and

an identification of the business or other entity, or other individual

sending the message and the telephone number of the sending

machine or such business, other entity, or individual.

In order to program this information into your fax machine, you should

see your FAX application software manual.

According to the FCC’s electrical safety advisory, we recommend that

you may install an AC surge arrestor in the AC outlet to which this

equipment is connected. Telephone companies report that electrical

surges, typically lightning transients, are very destructive to customer

terminal equipment connected to AC power source and that this is a

major nationwide problem.

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This equipment is registered with the FCC under Part 68 as a

component device for use with CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. models

CASSIOPEIA FIVA Series. In order for the FCC registration of this

product to be retained, all other products used in conjunction with

this product must also be FCC Part 68 registered for use with this

host. If any of these components are not registered, then you are

required to obtain FCC Part 68 registration of the assembles

equipment prior to connection to the telephone network. Part 68

registration requires that you maintain this approval and as such are

responsible for the following:

Any component added to your equipment, whether is bears

component registration or not, will require a Part 68 compliance

evaluation. You may need to test and make a modification filing to

the FCC before that new component can be used;

Any modification/update made by a manufacturer to any

registered component within your equipment, will require a Part

86 compliance evaluation. You may need to test and make a

modification filing to the FCC before that modified component can

be used;

If you continue to produce this component you are required to

comply with the FCC’s Continuing Compliance requirements.

Therefore is all recommended that only FCC Part 68 registered

devices bearing the ‘CN’ or ‘CE’ equipment code as part of FCC

registration number. be used. To determine if your particular

component is appropriately approved, look for the FCC

registration number on all components and ensure that the

classification code ‘-CN-’ or ‘-CE-’ is part of that number. Refer to

the FCC Registration number on this products as an example.”

If the telephone Company requests that you supply the FCC

Registration number and REN of the device you are connecting,

please supply the FCC Registration numbers from all component and

host devices that have a direct PSTN connection (i.e. have a REN

stated on the label) and the highest REN.

Notice Concerning FCC Redial Regulations

Note that federal law prohibits you from using software that is not in

compliance with FCC rules that regulate redialing on the computer or

other device where this modem is installed.

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For users in Canada

NOTICE: The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment.

This certification means that the equipment meets

telecommunications network protective, Operational and safety

requirements as prescribed in the appropriate Terminal Equipment

Technical Requirements document(s). The Department dose not

guarantee the equipment will operate to the user’s satisfaction.

Before installing this equipment, users should ensure that it is

permissible to be connected to the facilities of the local

telecommunications company. The equipment must also be installed

using an acceptable method of connection. The customer should be

aware that compliance with the above conditions may not prevent

degradation of service in some situations.

Repairs to certified equipment should be coordinated by a

representative designated by the supplier. Any repairs or alterations

made by the user to this equipment, or equipment malfunctions, may

give the telecommunications company cause to request the user to

disconnect the equipment.

Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground

connections of the power utility, telephone lines and internal metallic

water pipe system, if present, are connected together. This

precaution may be particularly important in rural areas.

Caution: Users should not attempt to make such connections

themselves, but should contact the appropriate electric inspection

authority, or electrician, as appropriate.”

NOTICE: The Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) assigned to each

terminal device provides an indication of the maximum number of

terminals allowed to be connected to a telephone interface. The

Termination on an interface may consist of any combination of

devices subject only to the requirement that the sum of the Ringer

Equivalence Numbers of all the devices does not exceed 5.”

The Ringer Equivalence Number of This terminal equipment is 0.4.

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Main functions of the modem

Network control functions Automatic Send and Receive by built-in NCU

Conforms to the following protocols and possible to

communicate in full duplex V.21/V.22bis/V.32/V.32bis/

V.34/V34bis/V.90/K56flex/V.27ter/V.29/V.17

Modem protocols

Data compression

protocols

Conforms to MNP 5, ITU-T V.42bis

Conforms to MNP 4, ITU-V.42

Error control protocols

Function

Protcol

ITU-T V.21

ITU-T V22bis 2400, 1200

Speed

Comment

300

ITU-T V32

9600, 4800

14400, 12000, 9600,

7200, 4800

28800, 26400, 24000,

21600, 19200, 16800,

14400, 12000, 9600,

7200, 4800, 2400

33600, 31200, 28800,

26400, 24000, 21600,

19200, 16800, 14400,

12000, 9600, 7200,

4800, 2400

ITU-T V32bis

Data

communication

(Send and

ITU-T V34

V34bis

Receive)

56000, 54667, 53333,

52000, 50667, 49333,

48000, 46667, 45333,

42667, 41333, 40000,

38667, 37333, 36000,

34667, 33333, 32000,

30667, 29333, 28000

56000, 54000, 52000,

50000, 48000, 46000,

44000, 42000, 40000,

38000, 36000, 34000,

32000

V.90

Data

communication

(Receive only)

K56flex

ITU-T V.27ter 4800, 2400

ITU-T V.29

9600, 7200

14400, 12000, 9600,

7200

FAX

communication

There are two modes,

Long and Short in each

speed respectively

ITU-T V.17

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MBH7MD23-8556CA

communication connector

Connecting to telephone line

The dedicated modular cable that comes with the modem shall be

used to connect the modem to the telephone line.

In this case, if the telephone line is available through the modular

jack, it is possible to connect the modem to the telephone line with

the dedicated communication cable directly.

Otherwise, an adapter is required or modification of the telephone

line socket might be necessary.

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Connecting to the FIVA

Turn off the power of the FIVA first and then connect as depicted

below.

Dedicated modular cable*

Connector for communication

(for connection to the dedicated modular cable)

* Modular cable:

Part No.: PX735-UL-MC

CASIO INC.

(Toll free: 973-361-5400)

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For the connection to the telephone line, connect the modular jack

directly as shown below or connect via Inline Coupler.

Telephone Line

Modular cable

Telephone Line

Inline Coupler

Caution on operation of the product

To use this product, operate as instructed below since this is

designed to be embedded in the FIVA.

1. The product must be set in a case upon use.

2. Do not leave the product in the area such as hot and humid or

exposed to direct sunlight since the product is precisely designed.

3. Do not spill any liquid such as water on the product.

4. Do not touch the electric terminals without discharging static fully

otherwise it will cause electric static damage.

5. In case the product is used exceeding the maximum specification,

there is possibility that LSIs inside might be damaged permanently.

Therefore, it is favorable to use the product under the normal

operation conditions. If the product is left above the normal

operating conditions, it might be possible to affect to the reliability

of the LSIs.

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Specifications

Model

MPC-501M62E

MPC-501M63E

MPC-501M63O

CPU

National Semiconductor Geode (MediaGX)

CPU operating frequency/

Built-in Cache Memory

Main

200MHz/16KB

32MB

Expanded

32/64MB (one expansion RAM slot, 96MB maximum total)

256KB (BIOS), supports plug and play

Memory

Memory (RAM)

ROM

Video RAM 2.5MB (UMA)

Hard Disk (Built-in) 10GB

15GB

Monitor Device

Monitor

6.7-inch HAST TFT color LCD (with backlight); touch

panel screen

Functions

Resolution*¹SVGA (800 × 600 dots), 65,536 colors

Keyboard 10-key pad; arrow keys; control keys

Touch Screen Analog film resistor touch panel

Input

Device

Sound

Functions

Monaural speaker (built-in); monaural microphone (built-

in); PCM (Sound Blaster 16 compatible) sound source

Monaural speaker (built-in)

Monaural microphone (built-in)

PCM (Sound Blaster 16 compatible) sound source

USB, 1 channel

Sound Functions

Built-in

IrDA1.1 compliant infrared port

(Data Transfer Rate: 4Mbps, 115.2Kbps/ASK maximum)

Communi-

cation Ports

Modem (56kpbs receive,

V.90; FAX: 14.4kbps)

Serial

USB × 1

Interfaces

External FDD × 1

With Port

Replicator

(option)

Serial (D-SUB 9-pin male) × 1

Parallel (D-SUB 25-pin female) × 1

Video (mini D-SUB 15-pin female) × 1

PS/2 × 1

PC Card Slot

Power Management

Timekeeping

Security

Type II × 1 slot (Card Bus compliant)

Auto or manual settings

Clock battery backup

Power on password

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Type

Lithium ion battery (Rating: 11.1V, 3000mAh) (corresponds to the MPC-174LBAT)

Approximate

Operation

Time

6 hours

• Actual times depend on operating conditions and

connected peripherals.

Battery

Pack

(Included)

Battery

Charging Time

Power Off: Approximately 4 hours

Dimensions 206(W) × 46(D) × 25(H) mm (8.1"(W) × 1.81"(D) × 0.98"(H))

Weight

320g

Power

45W

by AC adaptor

16V AC adaptor (Input: 100 to 240V AC, 50/60Hz)

Dimensions with battery 210(W) × 151(D) × 28(H) mm (8.3"(W) × 5.9"(D) × 1.1"(H))

pack

(excluding projections)

Approximate weight with

battery pack

1020g (2.24lbs)

1005g (2.21lbs)

Operating Environment

Temperature: 5°C to 35°C (41°F to 95°F); Humidity: 30 to

90% (non-condensation)

Standard Pre-installed Software

Microsoft^®Windows^®98 Second Edition

None

Applications

Mobile Cockpit, Quick Beam Suite

*1 Resolution indicates the number of vertical and horizontal dots. Larger numbers indicate

higher resolution, clearer images, and a larger display area.

Though the FIVA TFT LCD is a very high quality display device, there may be times

that brightness is uneven and when fine specs appear on the screen. Also, some dots

may not illuminate or some dots may stay illuminated at all times. All of this common

for liquid crystal displays, and does not indicate malfunction.

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Options List

The useful options shown below are available for use with the FIVA MPC-501 Series.

Memory Expansion DIMM Board

(Product No. MPC-151RAM) 32MB

MPC-152RAM) 64MB

Port Replicator

(Product No. MPC-160PR)

Floppy Disk Drive

CD-ROM Drive

(Product No. MPC-140FDDE)

(Product No. MPC-142CDDE)

Large-capacity Battery Pack

Battery Pack

(Product No. MPC-174LBAT)

(Product No. MPC-173BAT)

AC Adaptor

Battery Pack Charger

(Product No. MPC-577ADPE)

(Product No. MPC-570CHG)

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FIVA User’s Guide

(MPC-501 series)

1st. ed. 2001-09

CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.

6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan

Notes

• This guide cannot be reproduced or duplicated in any form, in part or in whole, without

written permission from CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.

• The content of this guide is subject to change without notice.

• CASIO has, to the best of its ability, endeavored to make this guide as accurate as possi-

ble. However, if any unclear portions or omissions are found, please contact your dealer.

Descriptions and specifications furnished herein the User’s Guide by CASIO Computer Co.,

Ltd. are believed to be accurate and reliable. However, CASIO reserves the right to make

changes or improvements in the descriptions and specifications without any advanced notice.

CASIO does not assume any liability arising from the use of the contents, nor for any

infringements of patents or other rights of third parties which may result from the use of the

contents.

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™

This document is printed using

environmentally friendly soy ink.

CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD.

6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome

Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan

Printed on recycled paper.

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