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TexasInstrumentsTravelMate 2000Notebook ComputerUser’s Manual

PrefaceAppendix G - BIOS Messages lists the error messages you may encounter and what to do about them.Appendix H - Configuring Memory illustrates the

6TravelMate 2000 OptionsThis chapter tells you about: Options available for your TravelMate 2000 FCC requirements for modem users Care for your mod

Add-On Battery PackThe Add-On Battery Pack attaches to the rear of the TravelMate 2000 to extend battery operation time up to 5hours.In order to save

Add-On Battery Pack4.Move the battery pack up to the rear of the computer, and push the two unitstogether until the connectors mate.5.Using your finge

Add-On Battery PackWhen charged separately, the Add-On Battery Pack takes about 3.5 hours to fully charge. When installedalong with the Internal Batt

3.5-inch Floppy Drive UnitThe optional 3.5-inch Floppy Drive Unit (TI Part No. 2568031 -0001) can be attached directly to the rearpanel of the TravelM

3.5-inch Floppy Drive Unit4.Turn the two wheel screws on the floppy drive unit clockwise to secure the floppy driveunit to the computer.Note:Do not tr

3.5-inch Floppy Drive UnitFormatting a FloppyIn order to store data on a floppy, the operating system must first prepare-format-the floppy. This proc

3.5-inch Floppy Drive unitAccess Shutter-The access shutter allows the drive head to read from and write to the floppy. The shutteropens automaticall

3.5-inch Floppy Drive Unit Never remove a floppy from the drive while the computer is reading from or writing to thefloppy. Never expose floppies to

Numeric KeypadConnecting the optional Numeric Keypad (TI Part No. 2568033-000 1) enables numeric data to beconveniently entered while still permitting

PrefaceWhat to ReadBefore performing any of the tasks below, we recommend you read the corresponding chapter(s) in this manual. Quick start - Chapter

Numeric Keypad3. Attach the Numeric Keypad to the computer by joining the connector on the left side of theNumeric Keypad with the connector on the ri

RAM CardThe TravelMate 2000 computer comes with 1 M byte of main memory (RAM). If you need to expand theRAM capacity, up to two optional RAM cards (T

RAM Card4.Holding the keyboard, set the computer upright. Place the keyboard in front of you with thekeys facing down as shown in the following figur

RAM Card6.Insert the three tabs on the keyboard panel into the slots on the main unit, replace thekeyboard panel and close the screen.7.Holding the bo

RAM CardAfter installing the RAM card, return to the Hardware Installation Screen to set the correct amount ofextended and/or expanded memory. In add

CRT AdaptorThe CRT Adaptor (TI Part No, 2568035-000 1) supplies an optional CRT port for your TravelMate 2000.With this adaptor installed, an analog m

CRT Adaptor4.With the component side facing down, insert the CRT Adaptor into the slot. Be sure thatthe connectors on the computer and on the lower s

External MonitorUsing the optional CRT Adaptor allows you to connect an external monitor via a 15-pin analog connector.To connect an external monitor:

2400 BPS Modem with Send-Faxand MNP Class 5The 2400 BPS Modem with Send-Fax and MNP Class 5 (Internal Modem) option (TI Part No. 2566941-0001) adds a

80C287 CoprocessorA Texas Instruments 80C287 coprocessor can be added to your system to speed up processing and improvethroughput of calculations with

1Taking A First LookThis chapter tells you about: Computer hardware such as the system main circuit board, the display, and the keyboard Options for

80C287 Coprocessor4.Holding the keyboard, set the computer upright. Place the keyboard in front of you with thekeys facing down as shown in the follo

80C287 Coprocessor6.Insert the three tabs on the keyboard panel into the slots on the main unit and replace thekeyboard panel.7.Holding the bottom pan

80C287 CoprocessorBecause you removed the battery during installation, the settings on the Set Up and Hardware Installationscreens may have changed.

External KeyboardsThe TravelMate 2000's standard keyboard supports all the key functions of the IBM 101/102-key EnhancedKeyboard layout. In addi

PrintersTexas Instruments makes a variety of printers, any of which can be used with your TravelMate 2000. Toconnect a parallel printer, use the supp

ASpecificationsCentral Processing Unit (CPU)Type: 16-bit 80C286Clock Speed: 6 MHz/7.16 MHz/ 12 MHzMemoryRAM: 1 M byte internal RAM standard, expandabl

SpecificationsPower SourceNiCad battery: 1 1 .5 watt hours/AC AdaptorAC AdaptorInput: 100 to 240 Vac, 0.7 to 0.4 A, 50 to 60 HzOutput: 15 Vdc, 1.8 A,

SpecificationsOptionsAdd-On Battery PackTI Part No. 2568030-0001Attaches to rear of TravelMate 2000Extends battery life by approx. 3 hoursSize:Width:

Specifications80C287 CoprocessorTI Part No. 2560874-000116-bit 80C287 running at 12 MHzCRT Interface BoardTI Part No. 2568035-000115-pin D-SUB analog

SpecificationsNumeric KeypadTI Part No. 2568033-0001Size:Width: 3.9 inches (99 mm)Depth: 5.5 inches (139 mm)Height: 0.9 inches (24 mm)Weight: 0.35 lbs

ContentsThe Software...1-10The Hard Di

BTaking Care of Your ComputerWe recommend that you regularly take the time to check over your TravelMate 2000 and to clean the screen,keyboard and cas

Do's and Don'tsThe TravelMate 2000 is a precision instrument containing many sensitive components. It should be handledwith care. Here are

Cleaning the TravelMate 2000Cleaning the CaseIt is important to keep the case of the TravelMate 2000 free of dust. Apply a small amount of dust remov

Conserving Battery PowerWith a little care, you can maximize the time that your TravelMate 2000 will operate on a single batterycharge. The following

Care and Handling of the Battery]The battery should be handled carefully to ensure maximum life. In particular: Do not drop the battery or subject i

Care and Handiing of the Battery When using the computer or External Battery Pack for the first time, or after prolongedstorage in temperatures over

CCharacter SetThe TravelMate 2000 Computer character sets are identical to the IBM Code Pages for DOS version 4. 0 1.This section shows the character

Character SetsCode Page 437, United StatesC-2 Character Sets

Character SetsCode Page 850, MultilingualCharacter Sets C-3

Character SetsCode Page 860, PortugueseC-4 Character Sets

The HardwareThis is what the standard TravelMate 2000 Computer looks like when it is closed.Here's how the TravelMate 2000 looks when it is set u

Character SetsCode Page 863 (Canadian-ftench)Character Sets C-5

Character SetCode Page 865, NordicC-6 Character Sets

DKeyboard LayoutsThe following diagrams show the TravelMate 2000 Computer keyboard layouts for the Fn and Num Lk keys.These combinations make all 10 1

Keyboard LayoutsU.S. English KeyboardFn Key Held DownU.S. English KeyboardNum Lk Key OnD-2 Keyboard Layouts

Keyboard LayoutsIBM Enhanced KeyboardKeyboard Layouts D-3

EDiagnosticsThere are two diagnostic routines available to make sure your TravelMate 2000 Computer and itsperipherals are functioning as they should.

DiagnosticsDiagnostic ProgramIf the power-on diagnostic routine doesn't display any messages, but you suspect there is a problem, run thediagnost

DiagnosticsStarting the Diagnostic ProgramTurn on power to the computer, and at the C:\> prompt typeDIAGand press the Enter key. The diagnostic pr

DiagnosticsMemoryThis category contains the following checks:Caution: These checks will destroy the contents of the memory.Main Memory Check - Reads/w

DiagnosticsDAC Check - Checks the digital-to-analog converter in the VGA subsystem when the optional CRT Adaptoris installed.Attribute Check - Display

The HardwareLet's take a closer look at each part of the computer.The TravelMate 2000's hardware consists of a system board, keyboard, liqui

DiagnosticsPrinterThis test checks the operation of the printer, if one is connected. After selecting the test, the printer submenuis displayed on th

DiagnosticsHard Disk DriveThis test reads and writes data continuously to the hard disk to test the read/write ftinctions of the drive.After selecting

FTroubleshootingThis section is designed to help you solve common problems you may encounter while using yourTravelMate 2000 Computer. If you encount

TroubleshootingThe unit starts up but aTravelMate 2000 hardware-Turnmessage Indicates that athe unit off and then on again. Ifpower-on test has faile

GBIOS MessagesPower-up self-tests are the system tests and component initialization processes performed by the AT-compatible ROMBIOS in the TravelMate

BIOS messagesHard disk failure Reboot. If that doesn’t work,run the DIAG program to check thehard disk drive, then contact yourTexas Instruments deal

BIOS MessagesTime-of-day clock The CMOS time-of-day clock chipstopped has failed-Reset the time and dateon the Set Up screen (see Chapter 4).Power-Up

HConfiguring MemoryComputers handle information as strings of binary digits; one's and zero's. A single 1 or 0 is referred to as a"bit

Memory MapMS-DOS accesses different areas of the TravelMate 2000's memory in different ways. Tliis memory mapshows the available memory areas an

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000Conventional memoryAlso referred to as main memory, conventional memory is internal RAM up to 640 K bytes that MS-D

The HardwareRAMRAM (Random Access Memory) stores data and application software for the processor. You can write to or readfrom RAM freely, but once t

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000The total amount of internal memory above 640 K byte can be assigned to either Extended memory orExpanded memory by

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000Internal Memory: 3 M byteBoundary Extended Expanded Disable100000H 0 K byte 2432 K byte 0 K byte110000H 64 K byte 2

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000SMARTDRV.SYS - device driver for use with a hard disk and Extended or Expanded memory that supportsdisk-caching to

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000If you need to specify special conditions for Expandedmemory, use the command in the following form:DEVICE=C:\DOS\E

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000HIMEM.SYSHIMEM.SYS is an eXtended Memory Manager (XMM) conforming to eXtended Memory Specifications(XMS), version 2

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000If you need to specify special conditions for the use of thehigh-memory area, use the command in the following form

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000RAMDRIVE.SYSA RAM disk is a portion of your computer's memory configured to simulate a disk drive. Such a dis

Memory Areas in the TravelMate 2000SMARTDRV.SYSSMARTDRV.SYS is a disk-caching program used to reduce the time it takes your computer to read datafrom

IConnector Pin AssignmentsRS-232C ConnectorPin No. SignalName Abbreviation Direction1 Carrier detect CD Input2 Receive data RD Input3 Transmit data TD

Connector Pin AssignmentsCRT Connector (option)Pin No. Signal Name Direction1 Red Output2 Green Output3 Blue Output4 Not used5 Ground6 Red Rtn7 Green

The HardwareLCD ScreenThe LCD screen acts as a window where the computer sends information for you to view. Information entered on thekeyboard, read

JScreen StandardsThe following is an overview of the screen standards supported by the TravelMate 2000 internal displayadaptor.MDA (Monochrome Display

Screen StandardsColor graphics are supported by displaying color in two resolutions, each with standard and expandedmodes:Resolution : 320 by 200 pixe

Screen StandardsColor graphics are supported in three resolutions, each with standard and expanded modes:Resolution: 320 by 200 in 16 shades of graySt

Screen StandardsVGA (Video Graphics Array)The VGA standard supports 640-by-480 pixel monochrome or 16-color graphics and 320-by-200 pixel 256-color gr

Screen StandardsHGC (Hercules Graphics Card)The HGC standard supports a high-resolution 720-by-348 pixel monochrome text or graphics display. Thetext

KRestoring MS-DOS System FilesThe MS-DOS files COMMAND.COM, IO.SYS, and MSDOS.SYS are necessary for the operation of your computer.If any of these fil

Restoring MS-DOS System Files1. Press the Ctrl-Alt-SetUp keys to access the Set Up screen, then press the Ctrl-Alt-SetUp keysagain to access the Hardw

Restoring MS-DOS System6.Press the Enter key. The following screen appears:Use the ↑↑ or ↓↓ keys to select option 1, 2, or 3 and press the Enter key.

Restoring MS-DOS System FilesThis screen lets you select the appropriate country and keyboard settings for your computer. You can assign themonetary

Restoring MS-DOS System Files9.Press the Enter key. The following screen appears:The bar cursor highlights option 2, which is to not install the MS-D

TravelMate 2000 OptionsThe performance of a standard TravelMate 2000 can be enhanced with the addition of hardware options availablefrom Texas Instrum

Restoring MS-DOS System Files11. Press the Enter key. The screen displays the followingTransferring systemfollowed byCopying filesWhen the files are

Warranty and ServiceThe TravelMate 2000 Notebook Computer and its Texas Instruments options are warranted for 12 months from thepurchase date.Standard

Warranty and Service Complete a separate Repair Request form (on the back of this page) for each computer or option youare returning and include the

Warranty and ServiceYour name and addressYour Name

GlossaryThis glossary explains many of the terms found in this manual as well as other computer -related terms you manyencounter.access -The ability t

Glossarybacking up - Duplicating a program or file onto a separate storage medium so that a copy will be preserved againstpossible loss or damage to t

Glossarybrightness control - A control that allows you to adjust the brightness of the display.buffer - A portion of the system's memory that tem

GlossaryCMOS - An acronym for Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor; a large-scale integration technology thatrequires low power consumption and is

Glossarycontrol code - A code that initiates some kind of physical control action that is not printed (such as line feed and tab),turns off an externa

Glossarydata file - A grouping of information with common descriptive attributes. For example, a customer data file mightconsist of basic customer in

TravelMate 2000 Options Laser and impact Printers External KeyboardsAdd-On Battery PackAttaching the optional Add-On Battery Pack to the rear of the

Glossarydouble density - A technique used to increase bit density on a magnetic storage medium to twice the amount of singledensity so that more infor

Glossaryfile - A group of organized data assembled for one particular purpose, considered as one unit, and stored in permanentoff line storage, such a

Glossaryhardware - The physical components of a system: central processing unit, internal memory, drives, printer, displayunit, option boards, externa

GlossaryK byte- An abbreviation for 1,024 bytes, used to designate the memory capacity of a computer or the storage capacityof a storage device.keyboa

Glossarymodem - A device that allows the use of telephone lines for communication between computers.mouse - A device, manipulated by hand, that moves

Glossaryprogram - A list of instructions that tells your system how to perform a specific task.program file - A program stored on a storage medium, su

Glossaryresolution - The contrast between the display and the background on an LCD screen.ROM - See read-only memory.security hook holder - A locking

Glossaryworking copy - A copy of a floppy that is used in day-today operations while the original is kept in storage. This termalso can mean a floppy

Index8OC287 12Mhz coprocessor... 1-7, 6-20aac adaptor...2-10, 3-7ac adaptor Jack...

Indexconfiguring memory...4-23, H-1configuring the hardware ...4-19connector pin assignments ...

ContentsPreface... v1 Taking a First LookThe Hardware

TravelMate 2000 OptionsCRT AdaptorInstalling the CRT Adaptor into the computer allows you to connect a VGA or multi frequency monitor to theTravelMate

IndexffilesAUTOEXEC.BAT ...5-7CONFIG.SYS ...5-7firmware...

IndexIPL (initial program loader) ... 1-5jJack, ac adaptor...2-9kkeyboard...

IndexROM...1-5, H-1standard ...5-6memory configuration ...

IndexrRAM...1-5, A-1internal... H-3card...

Indexstandby mode...4-12start-up... 4-4starting the diagnost

NoticeThis computer has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 fo theFCC Rules. These limit

Texas Instruments reserves the right to changeits product and service offering at any timewithout notice.

Manual part No. 2568084-0001, Rev. CPrinted in U.S.A.TexasInstruments

The SoftwareA computer system needs software before it can carry out any useful task. Without software, your computer is just acollection of electric

The Hard DiskThe hard disk is a permanently installed magnetic disk. Information is read from and written to both sides of the diskat extremely high

The Hard DiskNever subject the computer to strong vibration or sudden shocks, especially duringtransportation.You can move your computer with the po

2More About HardwareThis chapter tells you about:Your LCD screen and how to adjust itControls and connectors on the sides of the TravelMate 2000 cas

ContentsKeyboard ...2-13Enter Key

LCD ScreenYour TravelMate 2000 displays text and graphics on a triple supertwist, illuminated, liquid crystal display(LCD), giving true black-on-white

LCD ScreenScreen AngleThe LCD screen can be adjusted for the best viewing angle, but be careful not to tilt the screen more thannecessary. Appropriat

LCD ScreenContrast ControlThe Contrast Control adjusts the contrast between the displayed information and the background for the bestviewing condition

Right Side PanelThe right side panel on the computer contains the numeric keypad connector and the security hook holder, asshown and described below.N

Contents5 Application ProgramsGuidelines for Installing Applications...5-3L

Left Side PanelThere are two connectors and a slide switch on the left side panel of the computer, as illustrated anddescribed below.Caution: Connecti

Left Side PanelLCD/CRT SwitchThe TravelMate 2000 can display on either the standard LCD screen or on an external VGA monitorconnected to the optional

Rear PanelThe rear panel of the computer has two connectors and an AC Adaptor jack.Expansion Bus ConnectorThe optional Floppy Drive Unit or the option

Rear PanelAC Adaptor JackThe AC Adaptor plugs into this jack for recharging the battery or supplying ac power to the computer. SeeChapter 3 for instr

Bottom PanelBattery SlotThe bottom panel of the computer has a slot for the supplied internal battery. For battery installationinstructions, see Chap

Front PanelThe front panel of the computer has a power switch, an optional card slot cover, a keyboard, and eightindicators.Power SwitchThe power swit

KeyboardThe TravelMate 2000 keyboard provides all the functions of the IBM enhanced keyboard. Many of the keyson the keyboard are similar to those on

KeyboardEnter KeyThe Enter key is generally used to end a line or menu entry and move to the next one; also referred to as theReturn key.ShiftThere a

KeyboardTabThe Tab key works like the tab key on a regular typewriter. Pressing the Shift key with the Tab key allowsyou to backtab.Backspace ( ←← )T

KeyboardCursor Control KeysThe four arrow keys move the cursor by spaces or lines in the direction of the keytop arrows.The Fn key shifts the function

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KeyboardDel (Delete)The Del (Delete) key is used to delete the character at the cursor position. In MS-DOS and manyapplications, remaining characters

KeyboardPrt ScPressing the Fn and Sys Rq keys together gives you the Prt Sc (Print Screen) key. This prints whatever isdisplayed on the screen when a

Status IndicatorsThere are eight status indicators on the upper left of the keyboard which light to show the state of the battery,keyboard and drives.

Status IndicatorsHard DiskThe Hard Disk indicator comes on when the computer writes to or reads from the built-in hard disk.Caps LockThe Caps Lock ind

3Setting UpThis chapter tells you about: Operating and storage environments for your Travel-Mate 2000 Installing, removing, and charging the battery

Guidelines & PrecautionsUse your TravelMate 2000 according to the following environmental specifications and operatingguidelines.Operating Environ

Installing the Battery]Follow these steps to install the battery. Charging the battery is described later.1. Turn the computer off and disconnect th

Installing the BatteryNote:When installing the battery, be careful to keep the lead wires out from under the battery.4.Set the battery into the case.5

Removing the BatteryTo remove the battery (when installing an internal option, for example):1.Turn off the computer and disconnect any external device

Removing the Battery3.Covering the battery slot with your hands, turn the computer over and take out the battery.4.Disconnect the battery connector.5.

PrefaceCongratulations ... you have purchased one of the most powerful notebook computers available, the Texas InstrumentsTravelMateTM 2000 Computer.T

Charging the Battery/AC OperationThe AC Adaptor supplied with your TravelMate 2000 can be used to charge both the internal battery and theoptional Add

Charging the Battery/AC Operation3.After the battery is completely discharged, recharge the battery completely using the ACAdaptor.a.Plug the female e

Setting DIP SwitchesTwo DIP switches are provided inside the computer. These switches allow you to control whether an alarmsounds when certain condit

Setting DIP Switches5.Set these two DIP switches appropriately using a pointed object such as a ball-point pen.The DIP switches are used to control th

4Getting StartedThis chapter tells you about: Starting up your TravelMate 2000 Defining your set-up options Setting up your LCD Configuring your h

ContentsSystem Timeout...4-12System Configuration

ContentsDrive C/Drive D ...4-24Memory Configuration...

System Start-upThe TravelMate 2000 computer comes from the factory with software already installed on the hard disk. TheTravelMate 2000 computer cont

System Start-up3.If you have not removed the internal battery or installed an internal option, the computerdisplays the Laptop Manager screen.Restorin

System Start-up6.Press the SetUp key and then press the Enter key to exit the Hardware Installation screenand restart the computer.7.When the Laptop M

PrefaceWhen you open the container in which your computer is packaged, you will find the following items: Computer Battery AC Adaptor AC Cord Par

Accessing the Set Up ScreenYou can customize many of the settings of your system so that your TravelMate 2000 always powers up withthose settings. No

Making Selections on the Set Up Screen1.To move forward through each field, use the → key (Right Arrow) or the ↓ key (DownArrow). To move backward th

Making Selections on the Set Up Screen]3.Press the Set Up key or the Esc key when you have finished all entries. Then the systemprompts you to press

Set Up Screen FieldsClockThe computer contains a battery-operated clock that keeps track of the time and date. This category allowsthe current time a

Set Up Screen FieldsTo use the entire display, set the LCD mode to Expanded. However, for some CGA- and EGA-basedapplications where the aspect ratio

Set Up Screen FieldsDisplay TimeoutAfter a certain period of inactivity, with no input from the keyboard, the system automatically shuts off thepower

Set Up Screen FieldsSystem ConfigurationsThis category specifies various settings concerning the system configuration.CPU Speed/Bus SpeedThese fields

Set Up Screen FieldsYou can hear a high-pitched beep when pressing the Ctrl-Alt-↑↑ keys and a lower pitched beep when pressingthe Ctrl-Alt-↓↓ keys. T

Setting Up the LCDThe TravelMate 2000 computer gives you many ways to set up the LCD, which allows you to create thescreen configuration that suits yo

Setting Up the LCDThe LCD/CRT switch (on the left side panel) determines whether the image is displayed on the LCD or on anoptional external VGA monit

PrefaceConventions and SymbolsThroughout this manual, the following conventions are used to distinguish elements of text:SMALL CAPS Used for commands,

Setting Up the LCDText ModeIn text mode, text is displayed on a 25-line screen in either 40 or 80 columns in CGA, EGA and VGA modes.Graphics ModeThe T

Setting Up the LCDChanging the LCD Color PaletteThe TravelMate 2000 LCD screen displays up to a maximum. of 16 colors as shades of gray. The shade of

Displaying the HardwareInstallation ScreenIf you have removed the battery or added an internal option, you may need to configure the hardware on theHa

Displaying the HardwareInstallation ScreenThe Hardware Installation screen with its default settings appears as follows:4-20 Getting Started

Making Selections on the HardwareInstallation Screen1.To move forward through each field, use the → key (Right Arrow) or the ↓ key (DownArrow). To mo

Hardware installation Screen FieldsDisplay ConfigurationThere are two settings for the display.Display ModeThe Display Mode specifies the mode of the

Hardware Installation Screen FieldsInternal Parallel PortThis field assigns a number to the standard parallel port. Possible settings are Port 1, Por

Hardware installation Screen FieldsDrive C/Drive DThese fields specify the drive assignments of the internal hard disk and the ROM disk. You should u

Hardware Installation Screen FieldsDisabled Memory-This field shows the amount of memory which is not available to theuser.See Appendix H for the rel

Restarting the SystemYou may sometimes want to return the system to its start-up state-with only MS-DOS, CONFIG.SYS andAUTOEXEC.BAT in memory-without

PrefaceAbout this ManualThis manual describes the operation of your Texas Instruments TravelMate 2000 Notebook Computer. We have designed thismanual

Backing Up the Hard DiskAlthough the hard disk is a precision device, the data stored in it may be lost due to shock or vibration of thedisk or in the

5Installing and UsingApplication ProgramsThis chapter tells you about Guidelines for loading IBM AT-compatible application programs The furnished La

ContentsLapLink File Transfer Utility ... 5-10LapLink Device Driver...

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsYour TravelMate 2000 is fully compatible with IBM AT computers - All application programs written toexecute on A

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsInstalling Programs Not Copy-ProtectedIf the application program you want to install in the TravelMate 2000 is n

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsInstalling Applications Using theFloppy Drive OptionIf you have the optional floppy drive unit attached to your

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsCommunication PortsThe serial port is Port 1 (default) and the optional Internal Modem, if installed, is Port 2

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsReview your application program documentation for its memory requirements and set up the TravelMate2000 memory t

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsDefault AUTOEXEC.BAT FileLine Purpose1 echo off - prevents the Me from displaying on the screen when invoked2 ve

Guidelines for Installing ApplicationsDefault CONFIG.SYS FileEach line of the TravelMate 2000 default CONFIG.SYS file and its purpose are defined in t

PrefaceChapter 3 - Setting Up tells you what to do to get your TravelMate 2000 ready for operation.Chapter 4 - Getting Started shows how to customize

LapLinkThe LapLink file transfer and device driver programs, products of Traveling Software Inc., are furnishedwith your TravelMate 2000. LapLink mak

LapLinkLapLink displays a split screen: on one side you see the files and directories on one computer and on theother side the files and directories o

LapLinkOne of the most common uses of the device driver is sharing a printer. You can create files on yourTravelMate 2000 and, through the device dri

Laptop ManagerLaptop Manager, furnished with your TravelMate 2000, is an application control program. Laptop Managerprovides two submenus into which

Laptop ManagerQuick Commands BoxApplication programs you add to the Quick Commands box can be selected by pressing the function key (F2to F9) you assi

Using the Password UtilityThe TravelMate 2000 includes the Password utility, a program which limits access of your computer only topeople who know the

Using the Password UtilityInstalling a Password1.To install a password, select "Install Password" from the Password Utility screen. Thefoll

Using the Password Utility2.Type the current password and press the Enter key. Your entry is shown as squares so thatit is not seen by other people.I

Using the Password Utility2.Type the current password and press the Enter key. Your entry is shown as squares so thatit is not seen by other people.

Using the Password Utility If you enter the correct password after several incorrect passwords, the following messageappears:Password :Password OK i