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Summary of Contents for LG E-NOTE H1000B
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Page 1: User Manual
User Manual E-NOTE Please read the safety information carefully before using the product. E-NOTE Models H1000B www.lg.com... -
Page 2: Product Components
Product Components Basic Components H1000B contains the following components. Please check whether all the components are included before using the product. Main Unit Battery Stylus Pen Cradle AC Adaptor Power Cord User Manual & Cards Screen Protective Films x 2 Caution ●... -
Page 3: Part Names And Functions
Part Names and Functions Front Speaker Holes Wireless LAN Power Indicator Indicator Battery Status Indicator Operation Status Indicators 1. Wireless LAN Indicator - On: Wi-Fi is enabled (radio on). - Off: Wi-Fi is disabled (radio off). 2. Battery Status Indicator - On: Battery is recharging. - Page 4 Back LOCK/UNLOCK RESET RELEASE Battery Right Power Cord Headphone USB Port Port Port DC-IN Power Button...
- Page 5 USB Port Volume Button SD/MMC Card Slot...
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Page 6: Using The Product
Caution ● Always use batteries approved and certified by LG Electronics, Inc. Using non- approved batteries may result in explosion. ● The battery pack can be removed or replaced when the power is off. The battery pack may come off if it is not locked. -
Page 7: Using The Product And Recharging The Battery With The Ac Adaptor
(The plug is sold separately.) Caution ● Always use the AC adaptor provided the LG Electronics, Inc. - Otherwise, this may result in explosion or fire. - This may also cause a battery recharge failure or system malfunction. -
Page 8: Attaching The Screen Protective Film
Attaching the Screen Protective Film 1. Wipe off any dust from the product sur- face with a soft cloth. 2. Attach the fi lm slowly from the edges to prevent bubbles. Caution ● Always use the product with the screen protective film on the LCD screen. ●... -
Page 9: Setting The Product For The First Time
Setting the Product for the First Time 1. Click the button on the bottom left of the screen. 2. Select [Type without the keyboard (On- Screen Keyboard)] and click [OK]. 3. When the on-screen keyboard appears on the screen as illustrated, click the Next button. - Page 10 5. Use the virtual keyboard to enter the password and click the Next button. 6. When the End-User License Agreement window for Microsoft Software appears, read the agreement, select the I accept checkbox and click the Next button. 7. Click Use recommended settings as illustrated.
- Page 11 9. The window shown on the left appears when the setup is complete. 10. The message on the left appears auto- matically on the desktop. Note ● The system may not start if a USB memory is connected. Make sure to remove the USB memory before booting the system.
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Page 12: Using Windows
Using Windows® 7 With enhanced information management and security features, Windows® 7 greatly increases the user’s productivity. Windows® 7 makes it easy to access data on the personal computer and on the workplace network. It provides stronger security for data. Note ●... -
Page 13: Windows® 7 Desktop
Windows® 7 Desktop Number Name Description Start button Click this to view the Start menu. You can open a program required for starting Windows. Start menu Type search terms in the search box to fi nd a specifi c ap- plication program or fi le. -
Page 14: Start Menu
Start Menu The Start menu contains everything you need to start using Windows. The Desktop and the Start menu may vary depending on the product specifi cation or the version of the software provided. Number Name Description Pinned programs Frequently used You can change the position of a program in the list. -
Page 15: Help And Support
Help and Support Click Help and Support to learn how to use Windows, get troubleshooting information, or receive technical support. Please read through before using the computer. 1. Click the Start button and click Help and Support in the Start menu. -
Page 16: Windows® 7 Power Management
Windows® 7 Power Management Windows® 7 provides simpler and yet more reliable power management features than previous versions of Windows. Use Power Management to manage the power con- sumption more effi ciently. 1. Go to Start > Control Panel and select View by > Small icons. Then, click Power Op- tions. -
Page 17: System Shutdown Options
Windows Task Manager or restart the system. If Windows or an application is damaged by an abnormal shutdown, reinstall Windows or the application. LG Electronics is not liable for any loss of data caused by the user's actions. -
Page 18: Setting The On-Screen Keyboard
Setting the On-Screen Keyboard If you set a password for the product, follow the instructions below to enter the password with the on-screen keyboard. 1. Click the button on the bottom left of the screen. 2. Select [Type without the keyboard (On- Screen Keyboard)] and click [OK]. -
Page 19: Connecting Accessories
Connecting Accessories Connecting USB You can connect a USB-type keyboard, hub, digital camera and other devices that sup- port USB. Caution ● Spilling water, coffee, juice or any liquid on the surface of the product may result in damage to the product, malfunction, or electric shock. ●... -
Page 20: Confi Guring The System Setup
Confi guring the System Setup Entering the System Setup * Make sure to connect the USB keyboard before use. Confi guring the system setup involves accessing the CMOS RAM where the hardware confi guration is stored. Through the system setup process, the product acquires informa- tion about the current date and time, memory capacity, hard disk capacity and type, etc. - Page 21 Keys used in system setup Function Enter Selects the current item. Closes the current item or returns to the previous screen. ▲,▼,◄,► Moves the cursor up, down, left or right. (arrow keys) Increases or decreases a value. Page Up Moves to the fi rst item. Page Down Moves to the last item.
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Page 22: Setting The Password
Setting the Password Set a password so that unauthorized users cannot use the product or change the set- tings. You can set your password when starting the system or confi guring the system setup. Caution ● If you forgot your password, you cannot use the system. Write the password down and keep it in a safe place. -
Page 23: Security Section
Set User Password Set User Password allows you to set a password that is lower than Set Supervisor Password. To set a user password, a supervisor password must be set. Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Boot Exit 1. Activate the system setup window and Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Item Specific Help Supervisor Password Is:... -
Page 24: Password On Boot
Password on boot The Password on boot option protects the system by requiring the user to enter the Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility supervisor password or the user password on boot. Phoenix SecureCore(tm) Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Boot Exit Main Advanced Security Boot... -
Page 25: Deleting Or Changing The Password
Deleting or Changing the Password You can do this only if you already know the password. 1. When changing the password 1. Activate the system setup window, enter the existing password, and press the [Enter] key. 2. Change the password in the same way as setting the password. -
Page 26: Restoring To The Factory Settings
Restoring to the Factory Settings If you have unintentionally changed the system setup, you can use this function to revert to the factory settings. 1. Activate the system setup window and use the arrow keys to move to the Exit section. 2. -
Page 27: Using Wireless Lan
Using Wireless LAN Using Wireless LAN When using wireless LAN, you can network with many other computers at home or at work. Setting Wireless LAN 1. Click the button on the right of the taskbar to display the list of wireless networks available. If the wireless network list does not appear, check that the wireless network device is turned on and click the... -
Page 28: Virtual Keyboard
Virtual Keyboard Default On-Screen Keyboard (International) Number Name Description Caps Allows you to enter uppercase letters. When it is held down, pressing a key except for the Windows, Shift Ctrl, Alt, up, or down keys releases the key. When it is held down, pressing a key except for the Windows, Ctrl Alt, Shift, up, or down keys releases the key. -
Page 29: Special Character Keyboard
Special Character Keyboard ● If you press the key above, the keyboard for entering extended special characters is displayed. ● Press the key again to return to the previous special characters. If you press Shift in the special characters keyboard, enter the default keyboard and then return back to the special characters keyboard, Shift will be released. -
Page 30: Right-Click On The System Tray
Windows keyboard/ Toggles between the default Windows keyboard LG keyboard and LG keyboard. If it is set to on, the small icon for the virtual keyboard is activat- Turns the automatic ed when the focus moves to the input field or when the mouse virtual keyboard cursor changes to the I-beam pointer. -
Page 31: Auto On Function
Auto On Function ● This icon appears when the focus moves to the input field or the mouse cursor changes to the I-beam pointer. It disappears when you click on outside the input field. Click the icon to bring up the virtual keyboard on the screen. ●... -
Page 32: Lg E-Note Confi Guration
LG e-Note Confi guration LG Config Turns on/off the automatic rotation of the screen when you hold e-Note vertically or horizontally. On: When on, the pivot is applied automatically whenever you turn e-Note vertically or horizontally, changing the screen ori- entation. - Page 33 Windows tray. The antenna symbol for Wi-Fi in the LG eNote Configuration window is shown in gray. If connected to AP, the Connect to a network icon is displayed on the Windows tray. The antenna symbol for Wi-Fi in the LG eNote Configuration window is shown in orange, indicating the strength of the signal.
- Page 34 LCD Backlight Adjusts the brightness of the LCD backlight between 0 and 8. Note: This also controls the brightness of the LCD backlight in Windows. Volume Adjusts the system volume between 0 and 25. Click the icon to toggle between mute and unmute. Note: This also controls the volume in Windows.
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Page 35: Using End-User Recovery
- Follow the instructions below to enter recovery mode and perform recovery. Step 1. Entering recovery mode - When you see the "PRESS F11 KEY TO RUN LG RECOVERY SYSTEM" on the top of the display after booting, press the left and right volume keys on the top of the product at the same time. - Page 36 Step 3. Main menu - To start the system recovery, click [Recov- ery System] > [Start Recovery]. - To backup important data on an external storage device (e.g., USB memory and USB external HDD) before performing system recovery, click the [File Manager] button.
- Page 37 Step 5. Recovery confirmation - This process asks you whether or not to continue the system recovery. Click [Yes] to start the recovery process. Step 6. Formatting the system - This process formats the system before recovering the operating system. It will begin automatically.
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Page 38: Secondary Storage Devices And Memory
Secondary Storage Devices and Memory Using the Memory Card Checking supported memory cards This model supports SD and MMC memory cards. SD™ and MMC™ memory cards are portable storage devices commonly used in a wide variety of digital products. Always check the compatibility of the memory card when purchasing. Supported MMCplus Memory Cards... -
Page 39: Removing The Memory Card
Removing the memory card Push the inserted memory card with your finger and release it. The memory card will be ejected as illustrated below. Pull the ejected memory card in the direction of the arrow. To removing the memory card safely 1. -
Page 40: To Use Bluetooth
To use Bluetooth What is Bluetooth? Bluetooth is a short-distance wireless networking technology, connecting various de- vices at the frequency of 2.45 GHz. In addition to communication devices such as computer, printer, mobile phone, and PDA, with Bluetooth, various digital appliances at home or at work can easily exchange data wirelessly each other without using cables. -
Page 41: Precautions For Using Bluetooth Headsets
Precautions for Using Bluetooth Headsets - Only offi cially certifi ed Bluetooth headsets can be detected and connected. - Bluetooth headsets which support A2DP and HSP functions can be connected. - To connect a Bluetooth headset, the Bluetooth password and the passkey specifi ed in the headset’s user manual must match each other. -
Page 42: Product Specification
Product Specification 25.65 cm(10.1 inch) TFT LCD Resolution 1366 x 768 Intel Atom Z510 (1.1 GHz) / Z530 (1.6 GHz) Operating System Windows 7 Starter Memory (SSD) 16 GB SSD (upgradable to 32 GB or 64 GB) System memory DDR2 1 GB Graphic Intel GMA 500 Touch screen... - Page 43 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 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...
- Page 44 Make sure to read the Safety Precautions before using the product. Keep the Owner ’s Manual(CD) in an accessible place for furture reference. The model and serial number of the SET is located on the back and one side of the SET.