User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Sample Text
 - Sample TextDuo-Touch Help
- Getting Started
 - Unpacking Your System
 - Precautions
 - The First Time...
 - Startup Problems
 - Tips for New Owner
 - Getting Familiar with Your Tablet PC
 - Front View
 - Right Side View
 - Left Side View
 - Top Edge View
 - Bottom Edge View
 - Back View
 - Buttons and Hot Keys
 - LED Status Indicators
 - Display and Pen Basics
 - Ports and Connectors
 - Disk Drives
 - Making Connections
 - Attaching Power
 - Ethernet
 - Internet and Fax
 - Attaching USB Devices
 - Using PC Cards
 - Using CompactFlash Cards
 - Audio
 - Securing the Tablet PC with a Lock
 - Attaching to the Desk Mount or Vehicle Dock
 - Wireless Communication
 - Bluetooth Radio (optional)
 - WLAN Radio (optional)
 - WWAN Radios
 - PC Card Radios
 - Improving Radio Coverage
 - Power Management
 - Battery Calibration
 - Battery Charging
 - Using the Battery
 - Power Saving Modes
 - Battery Installation and Replacement
 - Battery Tips
 - BIOS Setup Utility
 - Using the BIOS Setup Utility
 - The Main Menu
 - The Advanced Menu
 - The Boot Menu
 - The Security Menu
 - The Exit Menu
 - Maintenance and Storage
 - Battery Maintenance and Storage
 - Tablet PC Maintenance and Storage
 - Optional Equipment and Accessories
 - Second Battery
 - Desk Mount
 - Vehicle Adapter
 - Vehicle Dock
 - Memory
 - Surge Protection
 - Troubleshooting
 - For More Help
 - Applications
 - Batteries
 - Hard Disk
 - Landline Modems
 - Miscellaneous
 - PC Cards
 - Pen / Display
 - FAQs
 - Service and Support
 - Client Care Center (CCC)
 - Product Support - Downloads
 
 - Glossary
 - Index
 
Stealth Mode Setup 
The Duo-Touch has stealth mode capability so it can be used in an environment where sound and light could be 
dangerous to the user. 
If stealth mode is set to “Disabled", the LEDs, Fan, system beeps, audio, and display brightness operate normally. If 
stealth mode is enabled, you can individually set LEDs, Fan, system beeps, audio and display brightness to "on" or 
"off". 
Field  Setting  Function 
Serial Port2 Address 
Disabled 
Enabled 
Allows BIOS to Select Serial Port2 
Base Addresses. 
Option  Stealth Mode Function 
Disabled 
Stealth Mode Function Enabled 
On  Off 
LEDs 
LEDs function as normal  LEDs function as normal  LEDs are disabled 
Fan 
Fan functions as normal  Fan functions as normal  Fan is disabled. Heat 
management is controlled 
solely through throttling 
System 
Beeps 
Beeps are heard during POST  Beeps are heard during POST  System beeper is disabled 
during boot up and resume 
Audio 
Preserved across 
suspend/resume and boot. The 
default volume level is set to 
mid range 
Preserved across 
suspend/resume and boot. The 
default volume level is set to 
mid range 
Volume is set to 0 across 
suspend/resume and boot. Use 
existing 
audio function keys 
(or existing software utility 
such as the 
speaker icon in the 
system tray) to restore volume 
Display 
Backlight 
Brightness 
Preserved across 
suspend/resume and boot. 
Brightness is restored to 
default when brightness level 
is set at 0. The default level is 
Preserved across 
suspend/resume and boot. 
Brightness is restored to 
default when brightness level 
is set at 0. The default level is 
Backlight Brightness is set to 0 
across suspend/resume and 
boot. Use to restore the 
backlight brightness setting to 
the value it was at before 
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