Планшетный ПК HP Compaq tc1100
- 3 Contents
- 7 Product Description
- 8 1.1 Features
- 11 1.2 Clearing a Password
- 11 1.3 Power Management
- 12 1.4 Tablet PC External Components
- 26 1.5 Keyboard Components
- 30 1.6 HP Tablet PC Docking Station Components
- 34 1.7 Design Overview
- 35 Troubleshooting
- 35 2.1 Setup and Diagnostics Utilities
- 35 Selecting Setup or HP Diagnostics
- 37 Selecting from the File Menu
- 38 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 40 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 42 2.2 Using HP Diagnostics for Windows
- 42 Obtaining, Saving, or Printing Configuration Information
- 42 Obtaining, Saving or Printing Diagnostic Test Information
- 65 Illustrated Parts Catalog
- 65 3.1 Serial Number Location
- 66 3.2 HP Compaq Tablet PC System Major Components
- 72 3.3 Miscellaneous Cable Kit Components
- 73 3.4 Miscellaneous Plastics/Hardware Kit Components
- 74 3.5 Keyboard
- 75 3.6 Optional HP Tablet PC Docking Station
- 76 3.7 HP Tablet PC Docking Station Components
- 78 3.8 Miscellaneous
- 79 3.9 Sequential Part Number Listing
- 83 Removal and Replacement Preliminaries
- 83 4.1 Tools Required
- 84 4.2 Service Considerations
- 84 Plastic Parts
- 84 Cables and Connectors
- 85 4.3 Preventing Damage to Removable Drives
- 86 4.4 Preventing Electrostatic Damage
- 86 4.5 Packaging and Transporting Equipment
- 87 4.6 Workstation Precautions
- 88 4.7 Grounding Equipment and Methods
- 91 Removal and Replacement Procedures
- 92 5.1 Serial Number
- 93 5.2 Disassembly Sequence Chart
- 94 5.3 Preparing the Tablet PC for Disassembly
- 94 Before You Begin
- 103 5.4 Real-Time Clock Battery
- 104 5.5 Hard Drive
- 107 5.6 Display Panel Assembly
- 116 5.7 System Board
- 126 5.8 Fan and Heat Sink
- 128 5.9 Optional HP Tablet PC Docking Station
- 135 Specifications
- 151 Connector Pin Assignments
- 155 Power Cord Set Requirements
- 155 3-Conductor Power Cord Set
- 156 General Requirements
- 157 Country-Specific Requirements
- 159 Screw Listing
- 174 Display Component Recycling
- 186 Index
- 1 HP Client Manager
- 2 Introduction
- 3 There are three classes of information that you can obtain from the client computers. Client inventory: Includes detailed client information such as the chassis serial number, computer
- 4 New Features in HPCM
- 5 Management of systems with HP ProtectTools embedded security chip (requires SP) Identify and
- 6 Understanding how HPCM works
- 7 HPCM in operation
- 8 Health monitoring
- 9 Diagnostics
- 10 Updating system software
- 11 BIOS settings
- 12 Figure . Changing BIOS settings
- 13 HPCM installation and evaluation
- 14 Integration with other Enterprise Management Solutions
- 15 HP Client Management Solutions
- 16 For more information
- 3 Contents
- 4 Overview
- 6 Tablet PC Design
- 7 Tablet PC Components
- 7 Tablet PC Accessories
- 8 Tablet PC with a Portable Grip
- 9 Tablet PC with a Rugged Case
- 10 Cleaning and Disinfecting Products
- 11 Cleaning Procedures
- 12 Cleaning the Tablet PC
- 13 Cleaning the Tablet PC Pen
- 14 Cleaning the Tablet PC Keyboard, Optional Keyboard and Optional Mouse
- 15 Cleaning the Accessories
- 15 User Hygiene
- 16 Training and Documentation Considerations
- 1 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 2 Introduction
- 3 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 4 Security Software Modules for HP ProtectTools
- 5 BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools
- 6 With BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools, authorized users can
- 7 Smart Card Security for HP ProtectTools
- 8 Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools
- 9 Frequently Asked Questions
- 10 Q. Which HP platforms support HP ProtectTools and the different add-on modules A. Please refer to the Platform Support section of this white paper. Q. Can Smart Cards be used for pre-boot authentication A. Yes, Smart Cards can be used for pre-boot authentication. Please refer to the user documentation
- 11 Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools utilize the TPM embedded security chip if available A. Yes, Credential Manager uses the TPM embedded security chip, if available, to encrypt passwords stored in the password Vault. Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools support multiple users on a single client device A. Yes, Credential Manager works on the concept of Identity. In order to log on to a computer, a user simply needs to create a Credential Manager ID. Q. What if a user has multiple windows accounts A. This would function the same as multiple users on a single PC. The user would have to create a different Identity for each account. Q. What is the difference between user and administrator rights for Credential Manager for HP
- 12 Additional Resources
- 2 Contents
- 6 Identifying the Components
- 7 Docking Station Components
- 7 Front View
- 8 Right Side View
- 9 Back View
- 10 Left Side View
- 11 Tablet PC Components
- 13 Keyboard Components
- 14 Docking and Undocking the Tablet PC
- 15 Connecting to a Power Source
- 16 Docking the Tablet PC
- 16 Keyboard Considerations
- 18 Docking in the Portrait Position
- 22 Docking in the Landscape Position
- 25 Docking the Tablet PC with the Keyboard Attached
- 27 Undocking the Tablet PC
- 28 Turning the System On and Off
- 29 Using Desktop Video Profiles
- 30 Setting Up the Hardware
- 31 Enabling Default Profiles
- 32 Customizing Profiles (Optional)
- 32 Identifying the Profile
- 32 Changing the Windows Control Definitions
- 33 Changing the Hot Key Definitions
- 33 Changing the Video Settings
- 34 Defining Applications to Launch
- 34 Saving the Profile
- 34 Using Personal Profiles
- 35 Using the Tablet PC Docking Station and Screen Protector
- 36 Changing the Orientation and Viewing Angle
- 36 Changing the Orientation
- 38 Changing the Viewing Angle of the Tablet PC
- 39 Using Optional MultiBay Devices
- 40 Inserting and Removing Devices
- 42 Using External MultiBay Devices
- 42 Using Security Features
- 43 Connecting and Using External Devices
- 44 Connecting Standard External Devices
- 45 Connecting Monitors
- 45 Connecting USB Devices
- 46 Using Communications Devices
- 47 Attaching and Detaching the Screen Protector
- 47 Attaching the Screen Protector to the Tablet PC
- 49 Detaching the Screen Protector from the Tablet PC
- 50 Attaching the Screen Protector to the Keyboard
- 51 Detaching the Screen Protector from the Keyboard
- 52 Troubleshooting
- 52 Getting Help
- 52 HP Customer Care
- 53 HP Web Site
- 53 HP Authorized Reseller
- 54 Troubleshooting Problems, Causes and Solutions
- 54 Docking Problems
- 55 Tablet PC Orientation Problems
- 55 MultiBay Device Problems
- 56 External Device Problems
- 57 Specifications
- 57 Dimensions
- 57 Operating Environment
- 58 Rated Input Power
- 59 Index
- 1 Startup Guide
- 2 Startup GuideHP Tablet PC Series Docking StationFirst Edition October Reference Number: TC/TRDocument Part Number: -
- 3 Contents
- 4 Getting Help
- 5 Getting Started
- 6 Unpacking the Box
- 7 Identifying the Docking Station Components
- 8 Right Side View
- 9 Back View
- 10 Left Side View
- 11 Using This Product Safely
- 12 Startup Guide
- 13 Docking and Undocking
- 14 Connecting to a Power Source
- 15 Docking the Tablet PC in the Portrait Position
- 16 With the Keyboard Attached
- 17 To dock the tablet PC in the portrait position
- 18 Align the docking connector on the back of the tablet PC with
- 19 Using both hands, place your thumbs on the pressure points
- 20 If the docking stand is positioned in writing mode, simply press the tablet PC into place. For more information on writing mode, refer to the Reference Guide on the Documentation Library CD
- 21 Changing the Orientation and Viewing Angle
- 22 To change the tablet PC orientation from landscape to portrait
- 23 Changing the Viewing Angle of the Tablet PC
- 24 Changing the tablet PC between viewing mode and writing mode activates the NVIDIA nView Desktop Manager utility that automatically changes the mode of the tablet PC. For more information, see Chapter , Enabling the Default Desktop Video Profiles
- 25 Using an External Keyboard and Mouse
- 26 Docking and undocking the tablet PC with the keyboard attached and opened is not supported
- 27 Using MultiBay Devices
- 28 Inserting and Removing Devices
- 29 To eject a MultiBay device
- 30 Pull the device out of the bay
- 31 Undocking the Tablet PC
- 32 Turning the System On and Off
- 33 Enabling the Default Desktop
- 34 Setting Up the Hardware
- 35 Enabling the Default Profiles
- 36 Startup Guide
- 37 Getting Help
- 38 HP Web Site
- 39 Troubleshooting Problems, Causes and Solutions
- 40 Tablet PC Orientation Problems
- 41 Index
- 42 landscape orientation
- 3 Contents
- 8 Power
- 8 Selecting a Power Source
- 10 Understanding Standby and Hibernation
- 10 Standby
- 10 Hibernation
- 11 Choosing Standby, Hibernation or Shutdown
- 11 When You Leave Your Work
- 12 When the Power Supply Is Uncertain
- 12 While Using Drive Media
- 13 Standby, Hibernation and Shutdown Procedures
- 13 Identifying the Power/Standby Light and Power Switch
- 13 Using the Default Power Procedures
- 15 Using Emergency Shutdown Procedures
- 16 Using the Power Meter Icon
- 17 Setting Power Preferences
- 17 Changing the Power Switch Function
- 17 Setting a Standby Password
- 18 Selecting, Creating or Changing a Power Scheme
- 18 Selecting a Preset Power Scheme
- 18 Creating or Changing a Power Scheme
- 19 Finding More Battery Power Information
- 20 Q Menu and Desktop Video Profiles
- 20 Q Menu
- 20 Identifying Q Menu Controls
- 21 Displaying and Closing the Q Menu
- 21 Selecting an Item from the Q Menu
- 22 Obtaining Information About System-Defined Items
- 22 Setting Q Menu Preferences
- 22 Accessing the Items to Display on Q Menu List
- 23 Removing a Q Menu Item
- 23 Adding a Q Menu Item
- 25 Changing a User-Defined Item
- 26 Repositioning a Q Menu Item
- 26 Removing an Item from the Items to Display on Q Menu List
- 26 Using a System-Defined Item
- 27 Wireless On/Off (Default)
- 28 Brightness (Default)
- 28 Volume (Default)
- 28 Mute On/Off (Default)
- 28 Capture Screen
- 29 Capture Window
- 29 Internal Only (Default)
- 30 External Only
- 30 Internal and External (Default)
- 30 Extended Desktop
- 31 Presentation Mode On/Off (Default)
- 31 Portrait-Primary (Default)
- 31 Landscape-Primary (Default)
- 32 Portrait-Secondary
- 33 Landscape-Secondary
- 34 Undocked Profile
- 34 Docked Profile
- 34 Write Profile
- 34 Standby
- 34 Hibernate
- 35 Shut Down
- 35 Power Controls
- 35 Tablet PC Settings (Default)
- 35 Q Menu Settings (Default)
- 36 Desktop Video Profiles
- 36 Identifying Profiles and Modes
- 37 Undocked Mode
- 38 Viewing Mode
- 39 Writing Mode
- 40 Presentation Mode
- 41 Using the Default Profiles
- 41 Undocked Profile
- 41 Docked in Viewing Mode Profile
- 42 Docked in Writing Mode Profile
- 42 Presentation Mode Profile
- 43 Enabling the Default Profiles
- 44 Customizing the Profiles (Optional)
- 44 Identifying the Profile
- 45 Changing the Video Settings
- 45 Defining Applications to Launch
- 46 Saving the Profile
- 46 Using Personal Profiles
- 46 Change Mode Service
- 47 Tablet PC Button Driver
- 48 Software Updates and Restorations
- 49 Preparing for a Software Update
- 49 Accessing Tablet PC Model Information
- 49 Accessing ROM Version Information
- 50 Displaying ROM Information in the Setup Utility
- 51 Updating Software from a CD
- 51 Updating Software from the Internet
- 52 Downloading and Installing a System ROM Update
- 53 Downloading and Installing a KBC ROM Update
- 54 Downloading a KBC ROM Update
- 55 Installing a KBC ROM Update
- 55 Downloading and Installing a Non-ROM SoftPaq
- 56 Installing an Alternative Operating System
- 57 Using a Multilingual User Interface (MUI) Operating System
- 57 Enabling and Switching MUI Languages
- 57 Switching the Language on the Tablet Input Panel
- 58 Restoring the Operating System and MUI
- 58 Reinstalling the Windows XP and Tablet PC Edition Operating Systems
- 59 Installing the Microsoft .NET Framework
- 60 Reinstalling the Microsoft Windows XP Professional MUI
- 61 Reinstalling the Tablet PC MUI
- 61 Updating Bluetooth Software Through the Flash Upgrade Utility
- 63 Passwords
- 63 Passwords Quick Reference
- 63 Managing Passwords
- 64 Setting Preferences in the Setup Utility
- 64 Forgetting Passwords
- 65 Combining HP and Windows Passwords
- 66 Determining Password Status
- 67 Using a Power-On Password
- 67 Setting a Power-On Password
- 68 Responding to a Power-On Password Prompt
- 68 Changing or Clearing a Power-On Password
- 69 Using a Supervisor Password
- 69 Setting a Supervisor Password
- 70 Responding to a Supervisor Password Prompt
- 71 Changing or Clearing a Supervisor Password
- 72 Using DriveLock
- 72 Protecting a Hard Drive with DriveLock
- 73 Accessing a Protected Hard Drive
- 74 Changing or Clearing a DriveLock Password
- 75 CD and DVD Software
- 75 Using CDs and DVDs
- 75 Finding Insertion and Removal Instructions
- 75 Avoiding Standby and Hibernation
- 76 Displaying Media Contents
- 76 Setting AutoPlay Preferences
- 76 Displaying Media Contents Without Using AutoPlay
- 77 Playing CDs with Windows Media Player
- 77 Playing an Audio CD
- 77 Playing a Video CD
- 78 Accessing Windows Media Player Help
- 79 Playing DVDs with WinDVD
- 79 Installing WinDVD
- 79 Accessing WinDVD Help
- 80 Starting a DVD
- 81 Using DVD Regional Settings
- 82 Boot Order
- 82 Understanding the Search Sequence
- 83 Identifying Boot Order Controls
- 84 Setting a Boot Order Preference
- 85 Starting Up from a NIC
- 86 Setup, Restore and Support Utilities
- 86 Selecting the Setup Utility
- 87 Using the Setup Utility
- 88 Identifying Setup Utility Controls
- 89 Restoring the Setup Utility Defaults
- 90 Setting a Setup Utility Access Preference
- 91 Displaying Information on the Main Menu
- 92 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 93 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 94 Selecting from the Exit Menu
- 95 Backing Up and Restoring Data
- 95 Setting a System Restore Point
- 95 Restoring to a System Restore Point
- 96 Using HP Help and Support
- 98 Index
- 3 Using This Guide
- 5 Contents
- 9 Setting Up the Tablet PC
- 10 Setting Up Tablet PC Hardware with a Tablet PC Keyboard
- 11 Before You Begin
- 12 Opening the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 13 Inserting the Battery Pack
- 17 Securing a Battery Pack
- 17 Inserting a Battery Pack Security Screw
- 18 Setting Up the Tablet PC and Keyboard as a Notebook
- 22 Connecting the Tablet PC to External Power
- 24 Turning On the Tablet PC
- 25 Setting Up Tablet PC Hardware with a Standard USB Keyboard
- 26 Before You Begin
- 27 Inserting the Battery Pack
- 29 Securing a Battery Pack
- 29 Inserting a Battery Pack Security Screw
- 30 Connecting a Standard USB Keyboard
- 31 Connecting the Tablet PC to External Power
- 33 Turning On the Tablet PC
- 34 Setting Up the Software
- 36 Setting Up the Pen
- 36 Entering Information with the Pen
- 36 Identifying the Pen Tip and Pen Button
- 36 Holding the Pen
- 37 Performing Mouse Clicks with the Pen
- 37 Performing Other Procedures with the Pen
- 38 Pressure-Sensitivity
- 38 Calibrating the Pen
- 39 Using the Pen Holder
- 39 Selecting Regional Settings
- 40 Selecting Regional Settings in a Multilingual User Interface (MUI)
- 40 Selecting Screen Settings
- 41 Setting Up Wireless LAN
- 41 Using Wireless Utilities
- 41 Understanding the Advantages of HP-Provided WLAN Utilities
- 41 Disabling Automatic Wireless Network Configuration
- 42 Determining Your Wireless LAN Device
- 43 Installing Your Wireless LAN Utilities and Locating Documentation
- 44 Setting Up Bluetooth
- 44 Using the Q Menu to Turn on Wireless LAN
- 45 Turning Off the Tablet PC
- 45 Using the Tablet PC Safely
- 47 Beginning to Use the Tablet PC
- 47 Getting Information About the Tablet PC
- 47 Taking the Product Tour
- 47 Accessing Operating System Documentation
- 48 Obtaining Modem and Network Information
- 48 Using the Documentation Library CD
- 49 Opening the Documentation Library CD
- 50 Selecting a Guide
- 52 Finding a Topic Within a Guide
- 52 Installing Optional Software
- 54 Using the Tablet PC Keyboard
- 54 Attaching the Tablet PC to the Keyboard
- 56 Adjusting the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 57 Closing the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 58 Transporting the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 59 Detaching the Tablet PC from the Keyboard
- 61 Maintaining and Protecting the Tablet PC
- 61 Cleaning the Screen
- 62 Protecting the Tablet PC from Power Surges
- 62 Protecting the Tablet PC Against Viruses
- 63 Replacing a Battery Pack
- 63 Removing a Battery Pack
- 66 Inserting a Battery Pack
- 68 Finding More Power and Battery Pack Information
- 69 Solving Problems
- 69 Quick Solutions Checklist
- 69 Is the Tablet PC Receiving Power?
- 71 Is the Tablet PC Turned On?
- 71 Is the Tablet PC in Standby or Hibernation?
- 72 Is the Tablet PC Overheating?
- 72 Is the Image Not Visible?
- 73 Is the System Unresponsive?
- 74 Is an External Device Not Working?
- 74 Are You Using All Available Documentation?
- 75 Is Software Functioning Abnormally?
- 75 Using HP Help and Support
- 77 Preparing to Call HP Customer Care
- 78 Taking the Tablet PC to a Service Provider
- 79 Identifying Exterior Hardware
- 79 Pen Components
- 80 Tablet PC Components
- 80 Front: Lights and Bluetooth
- 81 Front: Pen-Activated Buttons
- 82 Right Side: Power Switch and Power/Standby Light
- 83 Right Side: Display Toggle and Windows Security Buttons
- 84 Right Side: Esc, Tab and Q Menu Buttons
- 85 Right Side: Jog Dial and Antenna
- 86 Lower Side
- 87 Left Side: Attachment Slots and Keyboard Connector
- 88 Left Side: Security Cable Slot, Vent and Antenna
- 89 Top: Connectors and Jacks
- 90 Top: Pen Holder and LAN Connection Lights
- 91 Top: Card Slots, Buttons and Tether Eyelet
- 92 Back: Attachment Features and Hard Drive Bay
- 93 Back: Battery Bay
- 94 Back: Memory and Mini PCI Compartment
- 95 Back: Labels
- 96 Back: Tilt Feet and Pad Feet
- 97 Additional Tablet PC Standard Components
- 97 Documentation CDs
- 98 Cord and Cables
- 99 Adapters and Accessories
- 100 Tablet PC Keyboard Components
- 100 Front: Lights and Pointing Device
- 101 Front: Keys
- 102 Front: Positioning and Security Features
- 103 Top
- 104 Back
- 105 Additional Keyboard Standard Component
- 106 Index
- 3 Contents
- 7 Product Description
- 8 1.1 Features
- 11 1.2 Clearing a Password
- 11 1.3 Power Management
- 12 1.4 Tablet PC External Components
- 26 1.5 Keyboard Components
- 30 1.6 HP Tablet PC Docking Station Components
- 34 1.7 Design Overview
- 35 Troubleshooting
- 35 2.1 Setup and Diagnostics Utilities
- 35 Selecting Setup or HP Diagnostics
- 37 Selecting from the File Menu
- 38 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 40 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 42 2.2 Using HP Diagnostics for Windows
- 42 Obtaining, Saving, or Printing Configuration Information
- 42 Obtaining, Saving or Printing Diagnostic Test Information
- 65 Illustrated Parts Catalog
- 65 3.1 Serial Number Location
- 66 3.2 HP Compaq Tablet PC System Major Components
- 72 3.3 Miscellaneous Cable Kit Components
- 73 3.4 Miscellaneous Plastics/Hardware Kit Components
- 74 3.5 Keyboard
- 75 3.6 Optional HP Tablet PC Docking Station
- 76 3.7 HP Tablet PC Docking Station Components
- 78 3.8 Miscellaneous
- 79 3.9 Sequential Part Number Listing
- 83 Removal and Replacement Preliminaries
- 83 4.1 Tools Required
- 84 4.2 Service Considerations
- 84 Plastic Parts
- 84 Cables and Connectors
- 85 4.3 Preventing Damage to Removable Drives
- 86 4.4 Preventing Electrostatic Damage
- 86 4.5 Packaging and Transporting Equipment
- 87 4.6 Workstation Precautions
- 88 4.7 Grounding Equipment and Methods
- 91 Removal and Replacement Procedures
- 92 5.1 Serial Number
- 93 5.2 Disassembly Sequence Chart
- 94 5.3 Preparing the Tablet PC for Disassembly
- 94 Before You Begin
- 103 5.4 Real-Time Clock Battery
- 104 5.5 Hard Drive
- 107 5.6 Display Panel Assembly
- 116 5.7 System Board
- 126 5.8 Fan and Heat Sink
- 128 5.9 Optional HP Tablet PC Docking Station
- 135 Specifications
- 151 Connector Pin Assignments
- 155 Power Cord Set Requirements
- 155 3-Conductor Power Cord Set
- 156 General Requirements
- 157 Country-Specific Requirements
- 159 Screw Listing
- 174 Display Component Recycling
- 186 Index
- 1 HP Client Manager
- 2 Introduction
- 3 There are three classes of information that you can obtain from the client computers. Client inventory: Includes detailed client information such as the chassis serial number, computer
- 4 New Features in HPCM
- 5 Management of systems with HP ProtectTools embedded security chip (requires SP) Identify and
- 6 Understanding how HPCM works
- 7 HPCM in operation
- 8 Health monitoring
- 9 Diagnostics
- 10 Updating system software
- 11 BIOS settings
- 12 Figure . Changing BIOS settings
- 13 HPCM installation and evaluation
- 14 Integration with other Enterprise Management Solutions
- 15 HP Client Management Solutions
- 16 For more information
- 3 Contents
- 4 Overview
- 6 Tablet PC Design
- 7 Tablet PC Components
- 7 Tablet PC Accessories
- 8 Tablet PC with a Portable Grip
- 9 Tablet PC with a Rugged Case
- 10 Cleaning and Disinfecting Products
- 11 Cleaning Procedures
- 12 Cleaning the Tablet PC
- 13 Cleaning the Tablet PC Pen
- 14 Cleaning the Tablet PC Keyboard, Optional Keyboard and Optional Mouse
- 15 Cleaning the Accessories
- 15 User Hygiene
- 16 Training and Documentation Considerations
- 1 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 2 Introduction
- 3 HP ProtectTools Security Manager
- 4 Security Software Modules for HP ProtectTools
- 5 BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools
- 6 With BIOS Configuration for HP ProtectTools, authorized users can
- 7 Smart Card Security for HP ProtectTools
- 8 Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools
- 9 Frequently Asked Questions
- 10 Q. Which HP platforms support HP ProtectTools and the different add-on modules A. Please refer to the Platform Support section of this white paper. Q. Can Smart Cards be used for pre-boot authentication A. Yes, Smart Cards can be used for pre-boot authentication. Please refer to the user documentation
- 11 Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools utilize the TPM embedded security chip if available A. Yes, Credential Manager uses the TPM embedded security chip, if available, to encrypt passwords stored in the password Vault. Q. Does Credential Manager for HP ProtectTools support multiple users on a single client device A. Yes, Credential Manager works on the concept of Identity. In order to log on to a computer, a user simply needs to create a Credential Manager ID. Q. What if a user has multiple windows accounts A. This would function the same as multiple users on a single PC. The user would have to create a different Identity for each account. Q. What is the difference between user and administrator rights for Credential Manager for HP
- 12 Additional Resources
- 2 Contents
- 6 Identifying the Components
- 7 Docking Station Components
- 7 Front View
- 8 Right Side View
- 9 Back View
- 10 Left Side View
- 11 Tablet PC Components
- 13 Keyboard Components
- 14 Docking and Undocking the Tablet PC
- 15 Connecting to a Power Source
- 16 Docking the Tablet PC
- 16 Keyboard Considerations
- 18 Docking in the Portrait Position
- 22 Docking in the Landscape Position
- 25 Docking the Tablet PC with the Keyboard Attached
- 27 Undocking the Tablet PC
- 28 Turning the System On and Off
- 29 Using Desktop Video Profiles
- 30 Setting Up the Hardware
- 31 Enabling Default Profiles
- 32 Customizing Profiles (Optional)
- 32 Identifying the Profile
- 32 Changing the Windows Control Definitions
- 33 Changing the Hot Key Definitions
- 33 Changing the Video Settings
- 34 Defining Applications to Launch
- 34 Saving the Profile
- 34 Using Personal Profiles
- 35 Using the Tablet PC Docking Station and Screen Protector
- 36 Changing the Orientation and Viewing Angle
- 36 Changing the Orientation
- 38 Changing the Viewing Angle of the Tablet PC
- 39 Using Optional MultiBay Devices
- 40 Inserting and Removing Devices
- 42 Using External MultiBay Devices
- 42 Using Security Features
- 43 Connecting and Using External Devices
- 44 Connecting Standard External Devices
- 45 Connecting Monitors
- 45 Connecting USB Devices
- 46 Using Communications Devices
- 47 Attaching and Detaching the Screen Protector
- 47 Attaching the Screen Protector to the Tablet PC
- 49 Detaching the Screen Protector from the Tablet PC
- 50 Attaching the Screen Protector to the Keyboard
- 51 Detaching the Screen Protector from the Keyboard
- 52 Troubleshooting
- 52 Getting Help
- 52 HP Customer Care
- 53 HP Web Site
- 53 HP Authorized Reseller
- 54 Troubleshooting Problems, Causes and Solutions
- 54 Docking Problems
- 55 Tablet PC Orientation Problems
- 55 MultiBay Device Problems
- 56 External Device Problems
- 57 Specifications
- 57 Dimensions
- 57 Operating Environment
- 58 Rated Input Power
- 59 Index
- 1 Startup Guide
- 2 Startup GuideHP Tablet PC Series Docking StationFirst Edition October Reference Number: TC/TRDocument Part Number: -
- 3 Contents
- 4 Getting Help
- 5 Getting Started
- 6 Unpacking the Box
- 7 Identifying the Docking Station Components
- 8 Right Side View
- 9 Back View
- 10 Left Side View
- 11 Using This Product Safely
- 12 Startup Guide
- 13 Docking and Undocking
- 14 Connecting to a Power Source
- 15 Docking the Tablet PC in the Portrait Position
- 16 With the Keyboard Attached
- 17 To dock the tablet PC in the portrait position
- 18 Align the docking connector on the back of the tablet PC with
- 19 Using both hands, place your thumbs on the pressure points
- 20 If the docking stand is positioned in writing mode, simply press the tablet PC into place. For more information on writing mode, refer to the Reference Guide on the Documentation Library CD
- 21 Changing the Orientation and Viewing Angle
- 22 To change the tablet PC orientation from landscape to portrait
- 23 Changing the Viewing Angle of the Tablet PC
- 24 Changing the tablet PC between viewing mode and writing mode activates the NVIDIA nView Desktop Manager utility that automatically changes the mode of the tablet PC. For more information, see Chapter , Enabling the Default Desktop Video Profiles
- 25 Using an External Keyboard and Mouse
- 26 Docking and undocking the tablet PC with the keyboard attached and opened is not supported
- 27 Using MultiBay Devices
- 28 Inserting and Removing Devices
- 29 To eject a MultiBay device
- 30 Pull the device out of the bay
- 31 Undocking the Tablet PC
- 32 Turning the System On and Off
- 33 Enabling the Default Desktop
- 34 Setting Up the Hardware
- 35 Enabling the Default Profiles
- 36 Startup Guide
- 37 Getting Help
- 38 HP Web Site
- 39 Troubleshooting Problems, Causes and Solutions
- 40 Tablet PC Orientation Problems
- 41 Index
- 42 landscape orientation
- 3 Contents
- 8 Power
- 8 Selecting a Power Source
- 10 Understanding Standby and Hibernation
- 10 Standby
- 10 Hibernation
- 11 Choosing Standby, Hibernation or Shutdown
- 11 When You Leave Your Work
- 12 When the Power Supply Is Uncertain
- 12 While Using Drive Media
- 13 Standby, Hibernation and Shutdown Procedures
- 13 Identifying the Power/Standby Light and Power Switch
- 13 Using the Default Power Procedures
- 15 Using Emergency Shutdown Procedures
- 16 Using the Power Meter Icon
- 17 Setting Power Preferences
- 17 Changing the Power Switch Function
- 17 Setting a Standby Password
- 18 Selecting, Creating or Changing a Power Scheme
- 18 Selecting a Preset Power Scheme
- 18 Creating or Changing a Power Scheme
- 19 Finding More Battery Power Information
- 20 Q Menu and Desktop Video Profiles
- 20 Q Menu
- 20 Identifying Q Menu Controls
- 21 Displaying and Closing the Q Menu
- 21 Selecting an Item from the Q Menu
- 22 Obtaining Information About System-Defined Items
- 22 Setting Q Menu Preferences
- 22 Accessing the Items to Display on Q Menu List
- 23 Removing a Q Menu Item
- 23 Adding a Q Menu Item
- 25 Changing a User-Defined Item
- 26 Repositioning a Q Menu Item
- 26 Removing an Item from the Items to Display on Q Menu List
- 26 Using a System-Defined Item
- 27 Wireless On/Off (Default)
- 28 Brightness (Default)
- 28 Volume (Default)
- 28 Mute On/Off (Default)
- 28 Capture Screen
- 29 Capture Window
- 29 Internal Only (Default)
- 30 External Only
- 30 Internal and External (Default)
- 30 Extended Desktop
- 31 Presentation Mode On/Off (Default)
- 31 Portrait-Primary (Default)
- 31 Landscape-Primary (Default)
- 32 Portrait-Secondary
- 33 Landscape-Secondary
- 34 Undocked Profile
- 34 Docked Profile
- 34 Write Profile
- 34 Standby
- 34 Hibernate
- 35 Shut Down
- 35 Power Controls
- 35 Tablet PC Settings (Default)
- 35 Q Menu Settings (Default)
- 36 Desktop Video Profiles
- 36 Identifying Profiles and Modes
- 37 Undocked Mode
- 38 Viewing Mode
- 39 Writing Mode
- 40 Presentation Mode
- 41 Using the Default Profiles
- 41 Undocked Profile
- 41 Docked in Viewing Mode Profile
- 42 Docked in Writing Mode Profile
- 42 Presentation Mode Profile
- 43 Enabling the Default Profiles
- 44 Customizing the Profiles (Optional)
- 44 Identifying the Profile
- 45 Changing the Video Settings
- 45 Defining Applications to Launch
- 46 Saving the Profile
- 46 Using Personal Profiles
- 46 Change Mode Service
- 47 Tablet PC Button Driver
- 48 Software Updates and Restorations
- 49 Preparing for a Software Update
- 49 Accessing Tablet PC Model Information
- 49 Accessing ROM Version Information
- 50 Displaying ROM Information in the Setup Utility
- 51 Updating Software from a CD
- 51 Updating Software from the Internet
- 52 Downloading and Installing a System ROM Update
- 53 Downloading and Installing a KBC ROM Update
- 54 Downloading a KBC ROM Update
- 55 Installing a KBC ROM Update
- 55 Downloading and Installing a Non-ROM SoftPaq
- 56 Installing an Alternative Operating System
- 57 Using a Multilingual User Interface (MUI) Operating System
- 57 Enabling and Switching MUI Languages
- 57 Switching the Language on the Tablet Input Panel
- 58 Restoring the Operating System and MUI
- 58 Reinstalling the Windows XP and Tablet PC Edition Operating Systems
- 59 Installing the Microsoft .NET Framework
- 60 Reinstalling the Microsoft Windows XP Professional MUI
- 61 Reinstalling the Tablet PC MUI
- 61 Updating Bluetooth Software Through the Flash Upgrade Utility
- 63 Passwords
- 63 Passwords Quick Reference
- 63 Managing Passwords
- 64 Setting Preferences in the Setup Utility
- 64 Forgetting Passwords
- 65 Combining HP and Windows Passwords
- 66 Determining Password Status
- 67 Using a Power-On Password
- 67 Setting a Power-On Password
- 68 Responding to a Power-On Password Prompt
- 68 Changing or Clearing a Power-On Password
- 69 Using a Supervisor Password
- 69 Setting a Supervisor Password
- 70 Responding to a Supervisor Password Prompt
- 71 Changing or Clearing a Supervisor Password
- 72 Using DriveLock
- 72 Protecting a Hard Drive with DriveLock
- 73 Accessing a Protected Hard Drive
- 74 Changing or Clearing a DriveLock Password
- 75 CD and DVD Software
- 75 Using CDs and DVDs
- 75 Finding Insertion and Removal Instructions
- 75 Avoiding Standby and Hibernation
- 76 Displaying Media Contents
- 76 Setting AutoPlay Preferences
- 76 Displaying Media Contents Without Using AutoPlay
- 77 Playing CDs with Windows Media Player
- 77 Playing an Audio CD
- 77 Playing a Video CD
- 78 Accessing Windows Media Player Help
- 79 Playing DVDs with WinDVD
- 79 Installing WinDVD
- 79 Accessing WinDVD Help
- 80 Starting a DVD
- 81 Using DVD Regional Settings
- 82 Boot Order
- 82 Understanding the Search Sequence
- 83 Identifying Boot Order Controls
- 84 Setting a Boot Order Preference
- 85 Starting Up from a NIC
- 86 Setup, Restore and Support Utilities
- 86 Selecting the Setup Utility
- 87 Using the Setup Utility
- 88 Identifying Setup Utility Controls
- 89 Restoring the Setup Utility Defaults
- 90 Setting a Setup Utility Access Preference
- 91 Displaying Information on the Main Menu
- 92 Selecting from the Security Menu
- 93 Selecting from the Advanced Menu
- 94 Selecting from the Exit Menu
- 95 Backing Up and Restoring Data
- 95 Setting a System Restore Point
- 95 Restoring to a System Restore Point
- 96 Using HP Help and Support
- 98 Index
- 3 Using This Guide
- 5 Contents
- 9 Setting Up the Tablet PC
- 10 Setting Up Tablet PC Hardware with a Tablet PC Keyboard
- 11 Before You Begin
- 12 Opening the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 13 Inserting the Battery Pack
- 17 Securing a Battery Pack
- 17 Inserting a Battery Pack Security Screw
- 18 Setting Up the Tablet PC and Keyboard as a Notebook
- 22 Connecting the Tablet PC to External Power
- 24 Turning On the Tablet PC
- 25 Setting Up Tablet PC Hardware with a Standard USB Keyboard
- 26 Before You Begin
- 27 Inserting the Battery Pack
- 29 Securing a Battery Pack
- 29 Inserting a Battery Pack Security Screw
- 30 Connecting a Standard USB Keyboard
- 31 Connecting the Tablet PC to External Power
- 33 Turning On the Tablet PC
- 34 Setting Up the Software
- 36 Setting Up the Pen
- 36 Entering Information with the Pen
- 36 Identifying the Pen Tip and Pen Button
- 36 Holding the Pen
- 37 Performing Mouse Clicks with the Pen
- 37 Performing Other Procedures with the Pen
- 38 Pressure-Sensitivity
- 38 Calibrating the Pen
- 39 Using the Pen Holder
- 39 Selecting Regional Settings
- 40 Selecting Regional Settings in a Multilingual User Interface (MUI)
- 40 Selecting Screen Settings
- 41 Setting Up Wireless LAN
- 41 Using Wireless Utilities
- 41 Understanding the Advantages of HP-Provided WLAN Utilities
- 41 Disabling Automatic Wireless Network Configuration
- 42 Determining Your Wireless LAN Device
- 43 Installing Your Wireless LAN Utilities and Locating Documentation
- 44 Setting Up Bluetooth
- 44 Using the Q Menu to Turn on Wireless LAN
- 45 Turning Off the Tablet PC
- 45 Using the Tablet PC Safely
- 47 Beginning to Use the Tablet PC
- 47 Getting Information About the Tablet PC
- 47 Taking the Product Tour
- 47 Accessing Operating System Documentation
- 48 Obtaining Modem and Network Information
- 48 Using the Documentation Library CD
- 49 Opening the Documentation Library CD
- 50 Selecting a Guide
- 52 Finding a Topic Within a Guide
- 52 Installing Optional Software
- 54 Using the Tablet PC Keyboard
- 54 Attaching the Tablet PC to the Keyboard
- 56 Adjusting the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 57 Closing the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 58 Transporting the Tablet PC and Keyboard
- 59 Detaching the Tablet PC from the Keyboard
- 61 Maintaining and Protecting the Tablet PC
- 61 Cleaning the Screen
- 62 Protecting the Tablet PC from Power Surges
- 62 Protecting the Tablet PC Against Viruses
- 63 Replacing a Battery Pack
- 63 Removing a Battery Pack
- 66 Inserting a Battery Pack
- 68 Finding More Power and Battery Pack Information
- 69 Solving Problems
- 69 Quick Solutions Checklist
- 69 Is the Tablet PC Receiving Power?
- 71 Is the Tablet PC Turned On?
- 71 Is the Tablet PC in Standby or Hibernation?
- 72 Is the Tablet PC Overheating?
- 72 Is the Image Not Visible?
- 73 Is the System Unresponsive?
- 74 Is an External Device Not Working?
- 74 Are You Using All Available Documentation?
- 75 Is Software Functioning Abnormally?
- 75 Using HP Help and Support
- 77 Preparing to Call HP Customer Care
- 78 Taking the Tablet PC to a Service Provider
- 79 Identifying Exterior Hardware
- 79 Pen Components
- 80 Tablet PC Components
- 80 Front: Lights and Bluetooth
- 81 Front: Pen-Activated Buttons
- 82 Right Side: Power Switch and Power/Standby Light
- 83 Right Side: Display Toggle and Windows Security Buttons
- 84 Right Side: Esc, Tab and Q Menu Buttons
- 85 Right Side: Jog Dial and Antenna
- 86 Lower Side
- 87 Left Side: Attachment Slots and Keyboard Connector
- 88 Left Side: Security Cable Slot, Vent and Antenna
- 89 Top: Connectors and Jacks
- 90 Top: Pen Holder and LAN Connection Lights
- 91 Top: Card Slots, Buttons and Tether Eyelet
- 92 Back: Attachment Features and Hard Drive Bay
- 93 Back: Battery Bay
- 94 Back: Memory and Mini PCI Compartment
- 95 Back: Labels
- 96 Back: Tilt Feet and Pad Feet
- 97 Additional Tablet PC Standard Components
- 97 Documentation CDs
- 98 Cord and Cables
- 99 Adapters and Accessories
- 100 Tablet PC Keyboard Components
- 100 Front: Lights and Pointing Device
- 101 Front: Keys
- 102 Front: Positioning and Security Features
- 103 Top
- 104 Back
- 105 Additional Keyboard Standard Component
- 106 Index