Operating Instructions - Reference Manual Tablet Computer Model No.
Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction ..............................................................................................4 About this manual .............................................................................................................4 Disclaimers ........................................................................................................................4 Handling cautions .....................................................................................
Table of Contents Preinstalled apps ............................................................................................................39 Camera ....................................................................................................41 Taking pictures ................................................................................................................41 Recording videos .........................................................................................................
Introduction Introduction About this manual Thank you for purchasing this Panasonic product. For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully. This manual describes the preparation of the unit for use, and the operations and settings of the main features. • Descriptions in this document are based on models without wireless WAN. The availability of some functions depends on your unit’s specifications and the locale of purchase.
Introduction Handling cautions General use • Operating environment Temperature: Operation: -20 °C to 50 °C {-4 °F to 122 °F} (IEC60068-2-1, 2)*1 Storage: -30 °C to 70 °C {-22 °F to 158 °F} Humidity: Operation: 30 % to 80 % RH (No condensation) Storage: 30 % to 90 % RH (No condensation) Even within the above temperature/humidity ranges, operation for a long time in extreme environments, smoking nearby, or operation in places where oil is used or where there is a lot of dust will result in product deteriora
Introduction Protecting your data • To prevent accidental loss of data, we recommend that you regularly back up any important data that • • • • • you store in the product, SIM card, and SD card. To prevent the unintended disclosure of private information, always confirm the destination before sending messages, file attachments, or any other communications, such as email. The internal storage of the product is encrypted automatically. microSD cards (external storage) are not encrypted.
Introduction • When storing or transporting the battery, make sure that the battery’s terminals do not become dirty and that no foreign objects or debris become attached to the battery’s terminals. • If battery charging is not completed after the specified charging time has passed, remove the battery from the product. The battery protection device may be damaged. • You cannot charge an installed battery if it is not recognized by the product. Make sure that you use the specified battery.
Getting started Getting started Confirming the included items If any items are missing, please contact your technical support representative. – Main unit ´ 1 – Battery Pack ´ 2 or Model No. FZ-VZSUT10 Model No. FZ-VZSUT11 • In general, FZ-VZSUT10 is used in the illustrations, but FZ-VZSUT11 is used in some illustrations. – AC adaptor*1 ´ 1 Model No. CF-AA6413A – AC cord*2 ´ 1 – Operating Instructions - Read Me First ´ 1 *1 *2 If it is not included, use an AC adaptor with the same model number.
Getting started Description of parts Front view / bottom view A Ambient light sensor, proximity sensor The ambient light sensor automatically adjusts the screen brightness. B Front camera C Microphone D Display (touch panel) (page 37) Glove mode: Can be operated while using gloves. Rain mode: Prevents misoperation in wet conditions.
Getting started M Cradle rail Used when connecting the unit to an optional cradle, etc. N Expansion bus connector Used when connecting an optional cradle, etc. Rear view A Battery status indicator Status of Battery 1 Status of Battery 2 Off: Battery level is sufficient Red, lit: Battery level is less than 30 % of a full charge B Photo light Can be used when taking pictures with the rear camera.
Getting started M Wi-Fi antenna, Bluetooth antenna, GNSS antenna, wireless WAN antenna*1 (internal) N NFC antenna (internal) When using an NFC card or other NFC device, touch the card/device to this area of the unit. O Wi-Fi antenna (internal) Only for models with wireless WAN Only for models with dual SIM card slots *1 *2 Side view A Headset jack cover B Headset jack C DC input jack cover (page 12) D DC input jack (page 19) E USB port cover (page 12) F USB Type-A (USB 2.0) port G USB Type-C® (USB 3.
Getting started Opening and closing the DC input jack cover/USB port cover Opening the cover 1. Put your fingertip on the tab (circled in the illustration), and slide the cover in the direction of the arrow until you hear a click. 2. Open the cover as shown below. Closing the cover 1. Close the cover firmly to seal it closed. • Firmly press the center (circled in the illustration below) of the cover. 2. Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow until you hear a click.
Getting started Installing an SD card • When installing or removing an SD card, place the unit on a flat surface. • If a battery is installed, remove it (page 16). 1. Open the card slot cover (A), and then insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot (B). • Install only microSD cards. • Hold the microSD card so that the metal terminals are facing down, and insert with the notch facing in the same direction of the circled area in the illustration below. 2.
Getting started Installing a SIM card (models with wireless WAN only) • When installing or removing a SIM card, place the unit on a flat surface. • If a battery is installed, remove it (page 16). To install another SIM card, use slot 2 (page 10). The procedure is the same as slot 1. 1. Open the card slot cover (A), and then insert the Nano SIM card into the Nano SIM card slot (B). • Install only Nano SIM cards.
Getting started Installing and removing the batteries • If the cover latch is closed, open it (page 16). Installing the batteries 1. Insert the tabs at the battery’s terminal side into the notches of the unit (A), and then lower the battery into place (B). FZ-VZSUT10 FZ-VZSUT11 2. Press down firmly on the outside edges of the battery to seal it closed. FZ-VZSUT10 FZ-VZSUT11 3. Close the cover latch (A) and lock it (B) by sliding the switch (circled in the illustration) toward .
Getting started IMPORTANT • Observe the following to ensure the drip-proof and dustproof performance of the unit. – When installing the battery, make sure there is no debris lodged in the gasket of the battery and the unit. – Make sure the gasket of the unit is not damaged, deformed, or peeled off. – Always make sure the battery is securely installed and locked. • Make sure to install two batteries of the same model number. Do not use batteries with different model numbers.
Getting started Attaching the stylus to the unit 1. Insert the stylus into the pen holder in the direction shown in the illustration below until you hear a click. • If the stylus is protruding from the unit, it is not properly stored. • To detach the stylus, push it into the pen holder until you hear a click. IMPORTANT • Do not insert a stylus other than the supplied item or the specified item (CF-VNP025). • Do not insert the stylus upside down.
Getting started Using the tether You can attach the stylus to the strap attachment hole of the unit (circled in the illustration above) using the tether. IMPORTANT • Do not forcefully pull on the tether. If you let go of the stylus, it may hit the unit or people.
Getting started Charging the batteries The batteries are not charged at the time of purchase. Charge the batteries before turning on the unit for the first time or after an extended period of storage. • This section explains how to connect the AC adaptor (CF-AA6413A) and charge. 1. Open the DC input jack cover (page 12). 2. Connect the AC adaptor as shown below. • The AC cord may vary depending on the country.
Getting started Turning the unit on and off Turning the unit on Press and hold (power button) for more than 2 seconds. Turning the unit off 1. Press and hold (power button) until the power options dialog is displayed. 2. Tap [Power off]. • To restart the unit, tap [Restart]. Turning the screen on and off When the unit has not been used for a certain period of time, or if you press screen is displayed, the screen will turn off. Press (power button) to turn on the display again.
Screen description Screen description Home screen The home screen is the main screen from which you can launch apps, check widgets, etc. You can customize the home screen to suit your needs by adding, moving, and removing items as desired. (“Customizing the home screen” (page 23)) You can also view a list of all installed apps in the app list by swiping up the home screen. You can display the home screen at any time by tapping .
Screen description the center of the screen. To close the notifications panel, swipe up the screen. While the notifications panel is open, you can swipe down/up to show or hide the hidden items. While the notifications panel is open, you can tap a notification and open the corresponding app, adjust the screen brightness, or switch the displayed apps on and off. You can also swipe a notification left or right to delete it from the panel. • Tap to move to [Settings] app.
Screen description Notification icons Notification icons are displayed in the left side of the status bar and in the notifications panel. Some commonly displayed icons are explained below.
Screen description 4. Select an image to set as the wallpaper, and then tap [Set wallpaper]. Configuring the home screen 1. Tap and hold a blank area in the home screen. 2. Tap [Home settings]. 3. Follow the on-screen instructions and configure the desired settings as necessary.
Input Input Typing and voice input The unit’s keyboard is displayed automatically when you tap a text entry field or when you are prompted to enter information. You can type using the on-screen keyboard; in some cases, you can also enter text by speaking. Using the keyboard Changing the default keyboard 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [System] ® [Languages & input]. 2. Tap [Virtual keyboard], and then select the desired keyboard. Changing the keyboard language 1.
Connectivity Connectivity Mobile network (models with wireless WAN only) You can use the unit to connect to a mobile network and access emails and the Internet. Mobile network-related settings are available by swiping up the home screen, and then in the app list, tapping [Settings] ® [Network & internet] ® [Mobile network]. Note • Attach a SIM card before using a mobile network. • The wireless WAN antenna is contained in the gray area indicated in the illustration below.
Connectivity Wi-Fi You can use the unit to connect to a wireless LAN access point and access emails and the Internet. Note • The Wi-Fi antenna is contained in the gray area indicated in the illustration below. Covering the area around the antenna with your hand may affect the signal quality. Turning Wi-Fi on and off 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Network & internet] ® [Wi-Fi]. 2. Tap the switch to turn Wi-Fi on or off.
Connectivity 3. Select the desired setting. Setting a portable Wi-Fi access point (models with wireless WAN only) You can use the unit as a Wi-Fi access point to connect other devices that are compatible with wireless LAN to the Internet. 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Network & internet] ® [Hotspot & tethering] ® [Wi-Fi hotspot]. 2. Tap the switch to turn Wi-Fi hotspot on or off. 3. Configure the hotspot name, security type, password, etc. as desired.
Connectivity Bluetooth You can use the unit to connect to other Bluetooth-compatible devices. Note • The Bluetooth antenna is contained in the gray area indicated in the illustration below. Covering the area around the antenna with your hand may affect the signal quality. Turning Bluetooth on and off 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Connected devices] ® [Connection preferences] ® [Bluetooth]. 2. Tap the switch to turn Bluetooth on or off.
Connectivity 2. Tap the [Bluetooth tethering] switch to turn it on. Airplane mode When using the unit where wireless connections are prohibited, such as on airplanes and in hospitals, you can turn off wireless connections by enabling airplane mode. Once you have turned on airplane mode, you can manually turn certain wireless communication features on again, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Turning airplane mode on and off 1.
Connectivity Opening and closing the cover of the model with a USB Type-A (USB 2.0) port option Opening the cover 1. Put your fingertip on the tab (circled in the illustration), and slide the cover in the direction of the arrow until you hear a click. 2. Open the cover as shown below. Closing the cover 1. Close the cover firmly. 2. Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow until you hear a click.
Security Security Locking the screen You can lock the screen to prevent accidental operation. You can also enhance security by requiring a PIN, pattern, or password to prevent the screen from being unlocked. Configuring the screen lock 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Security & location] ® [Screen lock]. • If the screen lock is already configured, you must unlock the unit before configuring a different unlock method. 2.
Security – [Do scan]: Scan the connected USB storage, and then tap the USB storage you want to add. Restricting the network connection You can restrict connecting servers or connection methods such as mobile networks or Wi-Fi. 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [DeviceManagement] ® [IP Filter Settings]. 2. Tap [Enable IP Filter] to turn on the checkbox. 3. Tap [Use Filtering Rule X] in Filtering Rule 1 to 5 to turn on the checkbox. 4.
Settings Settings [Settings] app Configure the unit’s settings. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] to display the settings menu. The settings are grouped into the categories below. Network & internet Contains settings related to Wi-Fi, mobile networks, Ethernet configuration, hotspots, tethering, etc. Connected devices Contains settings related to connected devices, such as Bluetooth, NFC, USB, and external devices.
Settings About tablet Allows you to confirm information about the tablet. Power options menu You can press and hold (power button) to display the power options menu. From here, you can perform or set the following commonly-used features. – – – – Power off Restart Touch operation mode (page 37) Lockdown [UserButtonManager] app You can customize the unit’s function buttons. Some of the available functions that you can assign to the buttons are listed below.
Settings A1+A3 No function by default. Left Side button No function by default. Right Side button No function by default. Left+Right Side button No function by default. Volume up button Increases the volume. Volume down button Decreases the volume. Long press (press and hold) assignments A1 Turns on security mode. (Turns off the screen and sound.) A2 Turns customized silent mode on and off (see “Customized silent mode” (page 36)). A3 No function by default. Left Side button No function by default.
Settings [Panasonic Enterprise Launcher] app You can change the home app to Panasonic Enterprise Launcher. If Panasonic Enterprise Launcher is set, you can control the use of the functions or apps. In Panasonic Enterprise Launcher, there are two modes, kiosk mode and user mode. • Administrator login is necessary to customize the Panasonic Enterprise Launcher. • Launcher3 is the Android™ standard home app. Using [Panasonic Enterprise Launcher] 1.
Settings Accessibility settings The unit provides a variety of settings that allow you to change how the user and unit interact. 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Accessibility]. 2. Select the desired feature or option and configure it as desired. – [Volume key shortcut]: Allows you to press and hold both volume buttons to start the selected – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – 38 accessibility feature.
Apps Apps Starting apps There are several ways you can start an app. – Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap the app’s icon – Create a shortcut to the app in the home screen (see “Adding app shortcuts/folders to the home screen” (page 23)) – Use the [UserButtonManager] app to assign the app to one of the unit’s buttons (see “Changing the functions assigned to the buttons” (page 35)) Preinstalled apps The unit comes preinstalled with the following apps.
Apps UserButtonManager Allows you to configure the unit’s buttons (“[UserButtonManager] app” (page 35)). Hardware Diagnostic Allows you to check if the unit’s functions are operating correctly (“About hardware diagnostics” (page 46)). File Copy Allows you to work with files in storage. Log sending app Allows you to acquire logs from the unit, and save them to storage or send them to the server. It is used for analysis during malfunction. Button Handler Allows you to select the button handler app.
Camera Camera Taking pictures 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Camera]. (camera mode) is displayed. 2. Confirm that • If is displayed, swipe the screen to the right and then tap to select camera mode. 3. Tap to take a picture. • You can use the digital zoom by pinching in and out or by pressing the volume buttons to adjust the zoom ratio. Recording videos 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Camera]. (video mode) is displayed. 2. Confirm that • If 3.
Camera : HDR (mode that reduces blocked out blacks and blown-out highlights in scenes with large differences in brightness)*2 • Grid lines Set whether to display guiding grid lines in the shooting screen. • Self timer*2 • Exposure*1*2*3 *1 *2 *3 Only when the scene mode is set to [AUTO] Only in camera mode Only when [Manual exposure] is enabled in the camera settings Camera settings 1. In the [Camera] app, swipe the screen to the right and then tap . 2.
GNSS GNSS Allows you to use GNSS information such as GPS and GLONASS. Note • The GNSS antenna is contained in the gray area indicated in the illustration below. Covering the area around the antenna with your hand may affect the signal quality. • When using a device compatible with USB 3.0, GNSS information may not be received correctly. In this case, turn off [SuperSpeed USB]. 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Connected devices] ® [External device]. 2.
NFC card reader/writer NFC card reader/writer The unit can read NFC card data. It can also transmit data with other devices that have NFC built in. Note • • • • Hold the NFC card in the orientation as shown in the figure. When using NFC, unlock the screen. If the unit is having difficulty reading, slightly shift the position of the card. If your unit is equipped with the barcode reader over the NFC antenna, NFC cannot be used. Turning NFC on and off 1.
Barcode reader (equipped models only) Barcode reader (equipped models only) Barcode reader settings 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Barcode Reader]. 2. Select the desired settings and then configure them according to your needs. Triggering the barcode reader You can use the [UserButtonManager] app to configure which button is used to start scanning the barcode. See “Changing the functions assigned to the buttons” (page 35) for more information.
Hardware diagnostics Hardware diagnostics About hardware diagnostics If you suspect that the unit’s hardware is not operating correctly, you can use the [Hardware Diagnostic] app to check if there are problems with the hardware. If there is a hardware problem, contact your technical support representative. This app cannot check for software problems.
Hardware diagnostics Diagnosing the LCD 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Hardware Diagnostic] ® [10. LCD]. 2. Rotate the unit and check that the screen is displayed as follows. 3. Tap the screen, and then tap . 4. When the confirmation items are displayed, tap the test result items to turn on the checkboxes, and then tap [OK]. Diagnosing the sound 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Hardware Diagnostic] ® [11. Sound]. 2.
Hardware diagnostics Saving or checking the system log and diagnosis results Checking the system information 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Hardware Diagnostic] ® [System Information]. 2. Check the details and then tap [OK]. Checking the system log 1. Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Hardware Diagnostic] ® [System Log]. 2. Check the details and then tap [OK]. Saving the test results 1.
Supplementary items Supplementary items Cradle (FZ-VEBA21) In combination of the unit and the cradle, you can connect various devices. You can also charge the unit. • Carefully read the instruction manuals of the devices when connecting them to the cradle. Description of parts IMPORTANT • Do not touch the metal parts such as the bus connector terminals. A Bus connector terminals Connects to the bus connector at the bottom of the unit.
Supplementary items 1. Connect the AC adaptor (included with the unit or sold separately) to the DC input jack of the cradle. • Connect the AC cord (included with the unit or sold separately) to the AC adaptor, and connect the plug of the AC cord to an AC outlet. Refer to the Operating Instructions - Read Me First included with the unit for safety precautions for the AC adaptor and AC cord. 2. Insert the unit from above the cradle and push the upper center of the unit all the way in.
Supplementary items 1. Push the lock release lever all the way in (A) and lift the unit up (B). 㻞 Note • If it is difficult to disconnect the unit, push the lock release lever while holding the unit from the top for easy disconnection. Charging the batteries When you connect the unit with the AC adaptor attached to the cradle, the batteries attached to the unit are automatically charged.
Supplementary items Protective Film (FZ-VPFA31) n Included accessories • Spatula ´ 1 Description of parts A Protective Film B Peel-off sheet C White tape D Blue tape How to apply the Protective Film Note • Do not bend the Protective Film. Creases may prevent the Film from being applied smoothly to the screen, and may make the screen difficult to see. 1. Use a soft, dry cloth to remove dirt, dust, fingerprints, etc., from the screen surface.
Supplementary items 3. Align the adhesive side of the Protective Film (the side of the Film with the peel-off sheet with the white tape) with the screen, and carefully attach the Film to the screen while peeling off the peel-off sheet. • If the Film is positioned incorrectly, or if large air bubbles are visible, peel off the Film and re-apply. If dust or other foreign matter settle on the adhesive side of the Protective Film, remove it with cellophane tape. 0.5 mm 0.5 mm 4.
Supplementary items Hand Strap (FZ-VSTA31) Handling and maintenance • Take care as there is a risk of the unit dropping when the hand strap is loose. • Do not use the hand strap if it is worn out or damaged. • Your hand, hand strap, etc. may appear in the shooting range of the camera depending on the way you hold or the direction of the hand strap. When shooting with the camera, adjust the position of the hand strap so that the hand strap does not enter the shooting range of the camera.
Supplementary items 2. Attach the hand strap. • Pass the straps through the left and right upper strap attachment holes (D), pull them firmly to the end (E), and then pass them through the buckles (F). • Unfold the stands (G), attach the straps attached in step 1 to the buckles (H), pull the belts firmly (I), and then fold the stands (J). • To remove the hand strap, unfold the stands (K), and press the buckle protrusions (L).
Supplementary items • Pass the strap through the rings as shown in the figure (A), pass it through the buckles (B), and then adjust it to the desired length.
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting General information If you experience any trouble while using the unit, refer to the information in this section for troubleshooting. If the problem persists, contact your technical support representative. Starting up The unit does not turn on. • To turn the unit on, press and hold (power button) for more than 2 seconds. • The battery level may be low or completely discharged. Charge the batteries or replace with fully-charged ones. • The unit may be too hot or too cold.
Troubleshooting 2. Tap the [Customized silent mode] switch to turn it off, then tap the [Minimum limit brightness] switch to turn it off. 3. Tap the [Customized silent mode] switch to turn it on. After the screen turns off, displaying the screen again takes time. • If you press (power button) immediately after the unit sleeps or after pressing to turn off the screen, displaying the screen again will take some time.
Troubleshooting The screen seems slightly unresponsive to touches. Select [Normal]. I cannot operate the unit with a stylus. Select [Pen mode]. Connectivity The SD card or other external device does not work. The unit cannot connect to a network. • The corresponding hardware feature may be disabled by the [DeviceManagement] app (see “Enabling and disabling certain hardware features” (page 32)).
Troubleshooting 2. Tap the [Automatic date & time] and [Automatic time zone] (models with wireless WAN only) switches to turn them on. 3. Make sure the unit is in an area with good wireless reception, turn the unit off, and then turn it on again. • The unit will not recognize dates after December 31, 2037. The unit’s operation is slow. • Ambient temperature may be too low or too high. Leave the unit in an environment of 10 °C to 35 °C (50 °F to 95 °F) for about an hour and then try again.
Appendix Appendix Replacing the batteries There are two methods to replace the batteries. • Turn off the unit and then replace. • Replace the batteries without turning the unit off. IMPORTANT • • • • • When replacing the batteries, use sufficiently charged batteries. When the battery level is low, follow the on-screen instructions to replace the batteries. When replacing the batteries, replace them one at a time. The unit will turn off if both are removed.
Appendix • Turn off wireless devices when not in use You can also turn on airplane mode to quickly turn off wireless connections. • Reduce the time taken to automatically turn off the screen (sleep) Swipe up the home screen, and then in the app list, tap [Settings] ® [Display] ® [Advanced] ® [Sleep], and select a shorter amount of time taken for the unit to turn off the screen automatically. Updating the software You can update the software when a system update is released.
Appendix 4. Privacy policy 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. *1 *2 As this service is used, information identifying the product (such as model or serial numbers) is sent to our software update servers. We use this information only to provide service or support, and not for any other purposes.
Appendix Regulatory information For USA models FCC RF exposure information The highest SAR value for this product as reported to the FCC is listed below: Highest value (W/kg) 1.23 External antenna This product is provided with external antenna connector(s) for connection to optional Vehicle Dock or Port Replicator for mobile external mounted antenna(s). External antenna(s) listed below or equivalent antenna(s) must be used.
Appendix External antenna This product has been approved by ISED to operate with the antenna types listed below, with the maximum permissible gain indicated. Antenna types not included in this list that have a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for any type listed are strictly prohibited for use with this product. User must maintain minimum 20 cm spacing between external antenna(s) and all person’s body (excluding extremities of hands, wrist and feet) during wireless modes of operation.
Appendix Disposal of Old Equipment Only for European Union and countries with recycling systems This symbol on the products, packaging, and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic products must not be mixed with general household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling of old products, please take them to applicable collection points in accordance with your national legislation.
Appendix Specifications Typical unit specifications and certain options are described below. Unit configuration may vary. Main specifications CPU Qualcomm® SDM660 Memory 4 GB*1 Storage 64 GB*2 Display Internal LCD 10.1 in. HD (1920 x 1200 dots) Touchscreen 10-finger touch (capacitive) with: Glove mode*3 Rain mode*4 Pen mode (Passive type) Wi-Fi (for North America models) Standards supported IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/d/h/i/r/k/v (MIMO compatible) Wireless channels used IEEE 802.11a / IEEE 802.
Appendix 68 Wi-Fi (for AUS/NZ models) Standards supported IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/d/h/i/r/k/v (MIMO compatible) Wireless channels used IEEE 802.11a / IEEE 802.11n (5 GHz) / IEEE 802.11ac • W52 (36, 40, 44, 48 ch) • W53 (52, 56, 60, 64 ch) • W56 (100, 104, 108, 112, 116, 120, 124, 128, 132, 136, 140 ch) • W58 (149, 153, 157, 161, 165 ch) IEEE 802.11b / IEEE 802.11g / IEEE 802.11n (2.4 GHz): 1 ch - 13 ch RF frequency band 2.4 GHz Band: 2.412 GHz - 2.472 GHz 5 GHz Band: 5.18 GHz - 5.32 GHz, 5.5 GHz - 5.
Appendix Battery Lithium-ion 3200 mAh (typ.) / 3100 mAh (min.) Rated Voltage 3.8 V Operating time (approx.)*9 9 hours (models without wireless WAN) 7.5 hours (models with wireless WAN) Charging time (approx.)*10 4 hours (when using the included AC adaptor) 4 hours (when using the optional cradle) Lithium-ion 5580 mAh (typ.) / 5380 mAh (min.) Rated Voltage 3.7 V Operating time (approx.)*9 15.
Appendix Optional devices Barcode reader 1D, 2D support USB Type-A (USB 2.0) port ´1 Specifications are subject to change without notice. *1 *2 *3 *4 *5 *6 *7 *8 *9 *10 *11 *12 *13 *14 *15 1 GB = 1 073 741 824 bytes 1 GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes. The OS or some apps may display GB as a lower number. This mode may not operate properly depending on the type of glove. Only single-finger operation is enabled.
Appendix WARRANTY for U.S.
Appendix is purchased for the Product together with the Ultimate Care warranty program coverage, the warranty term will be extended to the end of the last year of the purchased extended warranty coverage. The Ultimate Care warranty will cover any hardware failures occurring due to accidental damage of the Product with an exclusion only of customer intentional acts and damage caused by events beyond human control, for up to a maximum of 1 % of the total of Products deployed for a specific customer.
Appendix Section 2: Limited Warranty - Software Panasonic warrants to you only that the disk(s) or other media on which the Programs are furnished will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of delivery thereof to you, as evidenced by your purchase receipt. This is the only warranty Panasonic makes to you.
Appendix Other Limits and Exclusions: There are no other express warranties except as listed above. PANASONIC SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS OF DATA OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT, OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.
Appendix WARRANTY for Canada For Canada PANASONIC COMPUTER AND PERIPHERALS LIMITED WARRANTY Coverage – Panasonic Canada Inc. (“PCI”) warrants to you, the first end user customer, this computer product (excluding software media), when purchased from PCI or from a PCI authorized reseller, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use, subject to the terms set forth below, during the period of warranty coverage specified.
Appendix SYSTEMS*1. PANASONIC WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LIABILITY RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT ARISING OUT OF THE FOREGOING USES. *1 AIRCRAFT COCKPIT EQUIPMENT/SYSTEMS include Class2 Electrical Flight Bag (EFB) Systems and Class1 EFB Systems when used during critical phases of flight (e.g., during take-off and landing) and/or mounted on to the aircraft. Class1 EFB Systems and 2 EFB Systems are defined by FAA: AC (Advisory Circular) 120-76A or JAA: JAA TGL (Temporary Guidance Leaflets) No.
Appendix Pour le Canada GARANTIE LIMITÉE – ORDINATEURS ET PÉRIPHÉRIQUES PANASONIC Couverture – Panasonic Canada Inc. (« PCI ») garantit à l’acheteur original que ce produit informatique (à l’exclusion des supports des logiciels) est, au moment de sa vente par PCI ou d’un revendeur agréé par PCI, exempt de défauts de pièces et de fabrication dans les conditions normales d’utilisation, et ce, pendant la période de couverture de la garantie, sous réserve des modalités décrites ci-dessous.
Appendix RESPONSABILITÉ CONCERNANT L’UTILISATION DE CE PRODUIT DANS LES CAS SUSMENTIONNÉS. *1 Les SYSTÈMES/ÉQUIPEMENTS DE POSTE DE PILOTAGE D’AVION sont dotés de systèmes OEPP (organiseur électronique de poste de pilotage) de classe 2 et de classe 1 utilisés pendant des phases critiques de vol (par exemple, pendant le décollage et l’atterrissage) et(ou) montés sur l’avion.
Appendix WARRANTY for Europe Panasonic System Communications Company Europe (referred to as "Panasonic") will repair this product (other than software, which is treated in a different section of this warranty) with new or refurbished parts, from the date of original purchase in the event of a defect in materials or workmanship. This warranty only applies to new Panasonic Toughbooks or Toughpads purchased in the EEA and Switzerland and Turkey.
Appendix We strongly recommend that customers backup their data before sending back their unit to an Authorised Service Provider. Panasonic shall not be liable for loss of data or other incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use of this product, or arising out of any breach of this warranty. All express and implied warranties, including the warranties of satisfactory quality and fitness for a particular purpose are limited to the applicable warranty period set forth above.
Appendix Address Panasonic System Communications Company Europe Panasonic Manufacturing U.K. Ltd. Service Centre Building B4, Wharfedale Road, Pentwyn Industrial Estate, Cardiff, United Kingdom CF23 7XB Web page http://www.toughbook.
Panasonic Mobile Communications Co., Ltd.
