Notes on built-in sensors, User guide, How to use – Sony SVD13213CYB User Manual
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Notes on Built-In Sensors
Before using built-in sensors, read the following precautions for correct use.
Notes on using the built-in accelerometer
You cannot change the computer screen orientation while your VAIO computer
is connected to an external display. If you connect the computer to an external
display while using the computer in portrait orientation, the computer screen
will automatically change to landscape (horizontal) orientation.
The computer screen may become distorted if you change the computer screen
orientation while the screen saver is activated.
Some apps do not support portrait orientation and may not work correctly. In
this case, use your VAIO computer in landscape orientation.
Notes on using the built-in digital compass
The built-in digital compass works by detecting a magnetic direction. Do not
rely solely on the location information the built-in digital compass provides.
The accuracy of the digital compass can be easily affected by magnetic
interference and may not work properly, particularly in the following locations:
Inside an elevator or a room built with ferrous materials, such as iron frames or
reinforced concrete
Near a reinforced concrete structure, such as a footbridge or a concourse of an
airport or train station
Near or inside a train or a car
Near a transformer on the ground or high-voltage power lines
Near a metallic product, such as a metal frame desk or metallic furniture
Near a material that has a high level of magnetic interference, such as a magnet,
a magnetic holder, or speakers
The supplied pen (Digitizer Stylus) contains a magnet. If you bring the pen close
to the magnetometer (
) on your VAIO computer or put it on the keyboard
near the magnetometer, the digital compass may not work properly. (Digitizer
Stylus supplied models)
Adjusting the angle of the LCD screen may reduce the accuracy of the built-in
digital compass; however, this is normal and does not indicate a malfunction. In
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