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HCPL LaptopsHCPL Laptops

Sergio Sellar

Network Services

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IntroductionIntroduction

Information on Toshiba laptops.

(These are the laptops that are checkout to patrons for use inside the library).

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AgendaAgenda

Overview of grantCheckout policyLaptop policyFinding your way around the controlsProblems with laptopsLog on as a different userSummaryQ and A

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Overview of grantOverview of grant

The limited number of PCs available has resulted in waiting lists that grow as more customers discover the benefits of the internet and electronic databases. At the same time physical space for more public computers is finite. Loaning these laptops will reduce waiting times for computers during peak periods without changes to millwork needed for additional desktop PCs.

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Checkout policyCheckout policy

Policy in Harriet-services-laptops. http://harriet/services/circ_lptop.pdf.

This form must be signed by the patron every time a laptop is checked out.

You can order this form from supplies, but you can also print it from harriet if you run out.

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Laptop inspectionLaptop inspection

The laptops have to be inspected prior to checkout. Write down any visible damage, such as a broken hinge prior to loaning the equipment.

Inspect the laptop when it is returned as patrons are responsible for any damage to the computer.

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Checking out laptopsChecking out laptops

The laptops have a bar code and are in the horizon database. They are checked out the same way as a book.

The loan period for laptops is 2 hours and there are built in fines in Horizon for late returns, just like any other library item.

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Equipment optionsEquipment options

The laptops will be loaned to patrons with either a floppy drive or the DVD player installed.

Do not give the extra module to the patron.If a patron requests a different module they

will have to bring the laptop back so the module can be replaced by staff.

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Laptop policyLaptop policy

The laptops are to stay on 24/7.They are to be charged at all times except

when checked out by a patron.They have to be stored in an area that is

within the range of the WAP.They may be stacked on top of each other

while charging.

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Finding your way aroundFinding your way around

This chapter presents a “grand tour” of your notebook computer. It serves as a reference when you need to locate specific parts of the computer.

NOTE: additional information in Toshiba user guide handout.

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Front with the display closedFront with the display closed

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BackBack

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Right sideRight side

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Left sideLeft side

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Front with display openFront with display open

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Indicator panelIndicator panel

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Indicator panel pictureIndicator panel picture

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System indicator panelSystem indicator panel

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System indicator panel pictureSystem indicator panel picture

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UndersideUnderside

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Underside pictureUnderside picture

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Display ModesDisplay Modes

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Display Modes pictureDisplay Modes picture

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Replacing modulesReplacing modules

Turn off laptop.Slide the release latch towards the center

of the laptop. The arrow on the latch points to the correct direction.

At the same time remove the module from the laptop (floppy or DVD).

Insert new module into the laptop.Turn on laptop.

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Remove module pictureRemove module picture

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Insert module pictureInsert module picture

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Problems with laptopsProblems with laptops

Screen does not look normal.Can not connect to internet.Can not print to public printer.

All these are symptoms that the laptop lost its network connection.

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Typical screenTypical screen

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Antenna indicator LEDAntenna indicator LED

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Log on as a different userLog on as a different user

Log off.Hold left shift key until the logon screen

appears.Log in with your account information.Log off and the default user will auto

login.

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Log offLog off

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Log off detail pictureLog off detail picture

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Log off window pictureLog off window picture

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Log on to Windows pictureLog on to Windows picture

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SummarySummary

Intended use for the laptops.Where to find the checkout policy.How to identify parts of the laptops.How to detect network connectivity

problems.Logging in with your user account.

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Q and AQ and A

Share experiences and or problems that you have encountered in the use of the laptops at your branch.