Screen display is improper, No character is entered when a key is pressed, The mouse does not work – Toshiba 2000 User Manual

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Appendix A Q&A

Computer module C2PU37 User’s Manual

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Screen display is improper.

Q

A

Symptom

Check

Action

Is the main unit and CRT power

on?

Turn on the power.

See "3.1.1 Turning On the

Power"

Is the CRT power cable

connected?

Turn off the power once and

plug into an electrical outlet.

Nothing is displayed.

Is the CRT signal cable

connected properly?

Connect the cable securely.

See "2.5 Power Supply

Connection"

Screen display is

distorted, size or position

is improper.

Are the CRT brightness and

contrast adjusted properly?

Turn the brightness and

contrast knobs to adjust. Refer

to the CRT operation manual for

details.

No character is entered when a key is pressed.

Q

A

Symptom

Check

Action

Unable to enter from the

keyboard.

Is the keyboard cable plug

connected to the mouse

connector?

Connect the keyboard cable

plug to the keyboard connector.

There is no response

from any key.

Turn the power off and then

back on after a while.

There is no response

when power on is

repeated.

Press the {Del} key while

pressing the [Ctrl] key and [Alt]

key.

The desired character

cannot be entered.

Are the CapsLock, NumLock,

and ScrollLock lamps lit

properly?

Use the [Caps Lock] key and

[Num Lock] key to obtain the

desired state.

The mouse does not work

Q

A

Symptom

Check

Action

The mouse does not

Respond

Is the mouse connected to the

keyboard connector?

Connect the mouse to the

mouse connector.

Operating system does not start.

Q

A

Symptom

Check

Action

Did you turn the power off and

then back on immediately

? Wait at least 5 seconds after

turning off the power before

turning it back on.

An error message

appears during startup.

Is the BIOS set correctly?

Check "6.1 Setting the BIOS"

An error message

appears when using an

application program.

Refer to your application

program's operation manual.

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