Operating instructions, Introduction -1, Notebook controls and indicators – Texas Instruments 5000 User Manual

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Operating Instructions

3.1

Introduction

The first two subsections describe the TM5000 Notebook operating controls
and indicators. The remainder of this section contains a summary of
computer operations related to notebook maintenance including how to
restore system software.

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Note: For additional operating instructions, see TravelMate 5000 Series
Notebook Computer Users Guide, TI Part No. 9786163-0001 and the Travel-
Mate 5000 Series Online Notebook Computer User’s Reference Manual.

3.2

Notebook Controls and Indicators

As shown in Figure 3-1, the notebook has the following controls and
indicators:

Power and Charge LED Indicators (just below the LCD screen with
notebook open, top of the notebook near the left rear corner of the
notebook with notebook closed)

Group of three keyboard mode LEDs just above the keyboard (CAP,
NUM and SCR
) and Power switch located to the left of the three LEDs

Four "Eject" switches; two Battery Eject switches just above the
keyboard on the left side; two PCMCIA Eject switches (above keyboard
on right side)

Two "Cover Release" latches, located at the front edge (left and right side
of top cover)

Point button and two select buttons (point is embedded in the keyboard
(intersection of G,H, and B keys) and the two Select buttons are located
near the bottom of the keyboard.

Group of three status LEDs near the center front edge of the notebook
(Turbo, HDD and FDD)

Group of four LED Battery charge indicators along the front edge of
each removable battery pack

LCD Brightness and Contrast Switches (Dual Scan); Brightness Control
only (TFT Display)

Rear connector door release switch (Upper center of rear panel)

These controls and indicators are described in greater detail in the following
paragraphs.

Operating Instructions 3-1

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