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Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 2
.... The Epson AN-4SLC/33 includes a 33 MHZ 486SLC microprocessor; support for an optional Cyrix CX 83S87-33 numeric coprocessor; 4 MB of RAM (2 MB soldered on motherboard and 2 MB memory card); 1 removable, rechargeable NiCad battery; a 3.5", 1.44 MB floppy disk drive; 640 x 480, back-lit monochrome VGA-compatible LCD; one parallel port, two RS-232C serial and an RJ-11 jack (when modem is installed...
Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 5
...32-bit X86-compatible processor offering high performance and integrated power management on a single chip. The 486SLC is 486SX instruction set compatible and 386SX bus compatible. It features a 1-KB internal, two-way set associative cache.
Q24. Can I upgrade my AN-4SLC/33 by using an Intel Overdrive Chip?
A24. The Intel Overdrive Chip is not compatible with the Epson AN-4SLC/33 notebook computer.
Product Support Bulletin(s) - Page 6
... in the AN-4SLC/33 and how do I run the SETUP program?
A25: The SYSTEM and VGA BIOS conform to Seiko Epson BIOS specifications in a single 1024-Kb (OT) EPROM. It supports Shadow Ram. To run the SETUP program, you need to briefly press the delete key when the AN-4SLC/33 is booting. While the AN-4SLC/33 is counting the memory, you will...
User Manual - Page 11
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APPENDIX A TROUBLESHOOTING
Identifying Your System Error Messages The Computer Won't Start Battery Problems AC Adapter Problems The LCD Screen Is Blank The External Monitor Screen is Blank The Computer Locks Up Password Problems Diskette Problems Diskette Drive Problems Hard Disk Problems Software Problems Printer Problems Memory Module Problems Numeric Coprocessor Problems CMOS...
User Manual - Page 14
... save battery power Carrying case with room for the computer, AC adapter, power cable, diskettes, and manuals. Depending on the configuration you purchased, your computer may also include the following: Internal 9600/2400 fax/modem Logitech™ Trackman® trackball or other pointing device MS-DOS® operating system including diskettes and manuals Microsoft® Windows® including...
User Manual - Page 15
... upgrade your computer by installing additional memory and adding optional devices, including:
Expansion memory module (2MB or 6MB) Cyrix Cx387SLC or Intel 387SX numeric coprocessor chip External PS/2-compatible keyboard Extra battery packs
Adapter for an automobile cigarette lighter
Third-party external diskette drive.
Where to Get Help
If you purchased your computer in the United States, Epson...
User Manual - Page 20
Unpacking the Computer
Your computer package contains the following: The Epson ActionNote computer A rechargeable battery pack (installed in the computer) An AC adapter and power cord A mouse/keyboard adapter for connecting an external keyboard and a pointing device at the same time This manual, a Quick Reference guide, and the Reference diskette A lightweight carrying case.
Depending on the ...
User Manual - Page 30
... match your configuration, run the Setup program described in Chapter 5 to correct it.
Depending on your configuration, your computer may come with MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows installed on the hard disk. However, you can use another operating system, such as OS/2,® UNIX,® or XENIX.® Although this manual includes
sample MS-DOS commands...
User Manual - Page 34
... your MS-DOS documentation for details on creating directories and copying files.
You don't need to copy the diagnostics programs or the VGA drivers to your hard disk. You always run the diagnostics programs from the diskette as described in Chapter 6, and you can easily install the VGA drivers from the diskette as described in Chapter 7.
Using Your...
User Manual - Page 47
... came with your programs for instructions.
Follow these precautions to protect your hard disk from damage and to avoid losing data:
Never turn off or reset the computer when the hard disk drive light is on. This light indicates that the computer is copying data to or from the hard disk.
After turning the power off, wait 20 seconds...
User Manual - Page 50
... extended memory directly. They need to use expanded memory, which uses a portion of reserved memory as a window to access RAM beyond lMB. This type of memory allows some MS-DOS applications to get around the 640KB size limitation. You control expanded memory with a memory manager (such as EMM386.EXE), which enables the computer to use extended memory as expanded memory.
Using Your Computer...
User Manual - Page 66
... EXT KB port on the left side of the computer.
You can...drive while the trackball is attached. Before you can use an optional device, you must install special software, called a device driver. The device driver allows the operating system and your application software to recognize the device. The device driver for the Logitech trackball has already been installed on your hard disk so the ActionNote...
User Manual - Page 67
... mouse or other pointing device with your applications, you need to install the special software driver that came with it. See the documentation supplied with the device for instructions.
Also, before using a pointing device attached to the EXT KB port, you must enable the PS/2 Mouse Support option in the ADVANCED CMOS SETUP portion of the Setup program. See Chapter 5 for...
User Manual - Page 74
... remove a memory module, be sure to run the Setup program again.
Installing a Numeric Coprocessor
Your computer has a socket for a numeric (math) coprocessor. You can install either a Cyrix Cx387SLC or an Intel 387SX multifrequency coprocessor. Installing a numeric coprocessor speeds up your computer's numeric calculations and graphic displays when you are using certain application software. The...
User Manual - Page 103
... monitor for the software. These drivers are files your software uses to communicate with your display adapter and monitor.
A utility is a program that supports the processes of a computer. The utilities on your VGA diskette allow you to change the system's default graphic configuration and enhance your system operation by setting various video modes.
The ActionNote's built-in VGA adapter is 100...
User Manual - Page 104
... lists the applications for which high resolution VGA drivers are provided, as well as the supported text modes or graphics resolutions and colors for each application. (For additional driver support, call the Epson Connection.)
Supported applications
Application Lotus 1-2-3, version 2.x Microsoft Windows, version 3.0
WordPerfect, version 5.1
supported resolutions
100 x 60 text
640 x 480 800...
User Manual - Page 106
... x 60
Microsoft Windows, Version 3.0
The Microsoft Windows driver supports a resolution of 800 x 600 with 16 colors.
Note Even though this driver is specific to Windows 3.0, you can use it with Windows version 3.1. Check with the Epson Connection for the availability of the Windows 3.1 driver.
To install the driver, follow these steps: 1. Log onto the Windows directory on your hard disk. 2. At the...
User Manual - Page 107
... example
Cirrus Logic VGA 800 x 600 (16 colors)
7. Select the display driver you want and press
8. Remove the Reference diskette from drive A.
9. Complete the Windows Setup.
WordPerfect, Version 5.1
The WordPerfect driver supports high resolution text and graphics. WordPerfect allows text and graphics drivers to be set up separately, so be sure to install both of these drivers.
Follows these...
User Manual - Page 170
..., A-6 controller, C-2 display characteristics, 4-3 resolution, 1-4,7-2 specifications, C-3 standby mode, 7-8 timeout, 5-11 using, 2-12
LEDs, 1-5,2-8 LINE port, 1-7,4-2,4-10 Lotus 1-2-3 VGA drivers, 2-3,7-2-4 Low battery LED, 1-5,3-6, A-4
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Main unit, specifications, C-1 Manual conventions, Intro-6 Mass storage, C-3 Math coprocessor, see Numeric
coprocessor Media analysis, 5-15 Memory,
addresses...
User Manual - Page 173
... password, 2-4-5
U
Unpacking computer, 1-2 US keyboard, 2-6 Utilities, 2-3,7-1-11
V
VGA, adapter, built-in, 7-1 BIOS, C-1 display characteristics, 4-3 monitor, 4-2,7-1,7-8 resolutions, Intro-1, 1-4
VGA drivers, applications, 7-2 installing, 7-3-6 Reference diskette, 2-3 using, 7-1
VGA utilities, program, 2-3 using, 7-1-11
VGACONF utility, command line prompt, 7-9 controlling display, 7-2 display...