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Touchpad Pointing Device
Figure 9. Touchpad pointing device
The Touchpad pointing device built into your Fujitsu LifeBook is used to control the movement of the
pointer to select items on your display panel. The Touchpad is composed of a cursor control, two left and
right buttons, and a fingerprint/scroll sensor.
The cursor control works the same as a mouse, and moves the cursor around the display. It only requires
light pressure with the tip of your finger. The left and right buttons function the same as mouse buttons.
The left and right buttons that are located at the top of the Touchpad are designed for use with the optional
Quick Point Control, and they function the same as the lower buttons. The actual functionality of the
buttons may vary depending on the application that is being used. The fingerprint/scroll sensor can be used
either for fingerprint security or for scrolling through pages, without having to use the scroll bars.
Cursor Control
Left Buttons
Right Buttons
Fingerprint/
Optional Quick Point Control
Scroll Sensor
- User’s Guide 1
- ASH HANDS AFTER HANDLING 3
- RATING FUSE 4
- Recycling your battery 5
- Contents 6
- Preface 13
- Service and Support 14
- Fujitsu Shopping Online 15
- Limited Warranty 15
- Chapter 1 16
- Touchpad Pointing Device 20
- Status Indicator Panel 20
- External Video Port 21
- ExpressCard Slot 21
- Air Vents 21
- USB 2.0 Ports 22
- DC Power Jack 22
- Smart Card Slot 23
- Modem (RJ-11) Telephone Jack 23
- Back Panel Components 25
- Memory Upgrade Compartment 26
- DAMAGED 29
- ScrLk Indicator 31
- Security Indicator 31
- Keyboard 32
- Numeric Keypad 33
- Windows Keys 33
- Cursor Keys 33
- Function Keys 33
- Volume Control 39
- Flexible Bay Devices 40
- Flexible Bay 41
- Release Latch 41
- 1 2 3 4 Enter 42
- Enter Button 43
- Setting Passwords 43
- DEFINED ABOVE 44
- AN INTERNET BROWSER 49
- Chapter 2 50
- BATTERY CHARGES 51
- Display Panel 52
- Closing the Display Panel 54
- Power/Suspend/Resume Button 55
- Using the TrustedCore Menu 57
- BIOS Guide 58
- ClickMe! 61
- Updates” on page 118 62
- Chapter 3 68
- Low Battery State 70
- Shorted Batteries 70
- Replacing the Battery 71
- Hot-swapping Batteries 72
- Optical Drive 73
- (Figure 16) 74
- Removing Media 76
- MEDIA APPLICATION 77
- Memory Stick 79
- ExpressCards™/Smart Cards 81
- Dedicated Smart Card slot 83
- Memory Upgrade Module 84
- CAPACITY 85
- 4 Store the memory upgrade 86
- Device Ports 87
- Chapter 4 91
- Troubleshooting Table 93
- Port Replicator Problems 95
- Floppy Disk Drive Problems 95
- Hard Drive Problems 95
- Keyboard or Mouse Problems 96
- Memory Problems 96
- Modem Problems 96
- USB Device Problems 97
- ExpressCard Problems 97
- Power Failures 98
- Shutdown and Startup Problems 100
- Video Problems 101
- Miscellaneous Problems 103
- BOOT Priority 113
- Displays the FDU readme 115
- Care and Maintenance 116
- 1 Tur n i t of f 117
- Increasing Battery Life 122
- Caring for your Batteries 122
- Caring for your Cards 124
- System Specifications 125
- System Memory 126
- Cache Memory 126
- Video Color and Resolution 126
- Video RAM 127
- Hard Drive 127
- Media Player 127
- On the LifeBook notebook: 129
- Batteries 130
- AC Adapter 130
- Power Management 130
- Overall Dimensions 131
- Temperature 131
- Humidity 131
- Altitude 131
- Tutorials 132
- Manuals 132
- Google Picasa 134
- Google ToolBar 134
- EverNote 134
- Operating System Options 134
- - System Specifications 135
- Glossary 136
- IEEE802.11b 142
- IEEE802.11g 142
- Infrared 142
- Infrastructure 142
- IP Address 142
- Megahertz 144
- Wi-Fi Compatible 150
- Regulatory Information 151
- FCC Regulatory Information 156
- • On board an airplane, or 156
- Export restrictions 158
- Canadian Notice 158
- Ad Hoc Mode 160
- Figure A-2: Access Point 161
- (Infrastructure) Mode Network 161
- 4 Click [OK] 163
- Configuring the Wireless LAN 164
- Connection to the network 165
- Troubleshooting the WLAN 166
- (continued) 167
- WLAN Specifications 168
- Using the Bluetooth Device 170
- Warranty 171
- System Requirements 174
- Uninstalling OmniPass 175
- Enrolling a Fingerprint 178
- Password Replacement 179
- Remembering a Password 179
- Associating a Friendly Name 180
- With Master Password 181
- Password Management 182
- OmniPass User Identities 183
- Switch User Identity 184
- User Management 186
- User Settings 187
- System Settings 187
- Index 190
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