User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
- User Guide
- About This User Guide
- Chapter 1 Getting Started with Your Tablet PC
- Using the Motion Digitizer Pen
- Helpful Hints: Pen and Ink
- Complete the Microsoft Tablet PC Tutorials
- Review User Guide
- Open the Motion Dashboard
- Visit the Microsoft Help and Support Center
- Tablet PC Display
- Fingerprint Reader
- Motion AC Adapter
- Motion Battery Pack
- Battery Status LEDs
- Motion Dashboard
- Motion Third-Party Software Solutions
- Chapter 2 Using Your Motion Tablet PC
- Configuring Tablet and Pen Settings
- Calibrating and Using Your Digital Pen
- Using the Tablet PC Input Panel
- Helpful Hints: Using the TIP Window
- Motion Dashboard Audio System Controls
- Adjusting Display Settings and Screen Brightness
- Creating Schemes for External Monitors
- Helpful Hints: Mirrored and Extended Modes
- Configuring Your Power Management Settings
- Using Your Batteries
- Helpful Hints: Battery and Power Management
- Security Features and Settings
- Motion Security Center
- The Fingerprint Reader and Motion OmniPass
- Helpful Hints: Successful Fingerprint Captures
- Capturing a Fingerprint
- Capturing a Second Fingerprint Later
- Configuring Advanced OmniPass Features
- Logging Onto a Remembered Site
- The OmniPass Help application contains information about exporting your user profile. Go to Motion Dashboard then Motion Security Center > Motion OmniPass, and tap Help in the Action panel.
- Configuring Strong Logon Security
- Infineon Trusted Platform Module
- Windows Security System Components Overview
- Introduction to Speech
- Motion Speak Anywhere Technology
- Speech Recognition
- Helpful Hints: Dictating and Recording
- PC Cards
- SD Cards
- Infrared (IrDA) Port
- USB Ports
- Speaker Port (LE1600 only)
- Microphone Port (LE1600 only)
- DVI-D Connector (LE1600 only)
- VGA Connector
- Docking Connector
- Wi-Fi (802.11) Wireless Connections
- Bluetooth Wireless Connections
- Using the Bluetooth Application
- Helpful Hints: Bluetooth Wireless
- Using Infrared Wireless Connections
- Chapter 3 Care and Maintenance
- General Care
- Caring for the Standard and View Anywhere Displays
- Caring for the Motion Digitizer Pen
- Ordering New Pens
- Traveling by Air
- FAA Wireless Air Travel Requirement
- Other Travel Hints
- Appendix A Troubleshooting and Support
- Standard and Extended Warranty and Insurance Programs
- Appendix B Motion Tablet PC Specifications
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• Check to see what Bluetooth devices are connected. Tap the
Bluetooth Devices icon > Open Bluetooth Settings. On the
Devices window, you should be able to see Bluetooth devices that
are currently connected.
If the Bluetooth card in the Tablet PC still fails to detect the Bluetooth device,
contact the device manufacturer or visit their website for assistance.
NOTE: A system reboot is not required.
The Bluetooth device is ready to use. If you look at the
Bluetooth Settings window, the connected device or devices
are shown. An example of a Bluetooth Settings window with
both a Bluetooth keyboard and a Bluetooth mouse is shown
below.
Switch to Other Bluetooth Software. Your Tablet PC comes pre-installed
with Bluetooth from Toshiba. Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 supports
certain Bluetooth devices natively (e.g., keyboards and mice).
If you would prefer to use the Windows XP Tablet PC software, please visit
http:\\selfhelp.motioncomputing.com for instructions on switching to the
native Bluetooth software.
Helpful Hints: Bluetooth Wireless
Motion Computing and its Bluetooth partners have worked to ensure a
positive experience with this technology, as well as to ensure Bluetooth
inter-operability. In doing so, the following operating issues have been
found:
• When simultaneously operating Bluetooth wireless and 802.11 wireless,
interference between these wireless technologies impacts Bluetooth
performance. This is most noticeable when you try to transfer large
amounts of data, such as file transfers or printing large documents. This
may also be noticeable when you try to transfer large or small amounts
of data may if several Bluetooth devices are operating simultaneously in
an office.