ACME CB2 User manual
Acme Laptop
Quick Start Guide
CB2
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ENGLISH
Getting Started
It’s pretty easy to get started with your new Laptop. Simply...
1. Plug in your Laptop and open the display
2. Select your preferred Wi–Fi network
3. Sign in with your Acme Account or take a minute to create one
4. Browse the Get Started app for tips on using your new Laptop
5. Be sure to read the important safety, regulatory, recycling
and warranty information in the Get Started app
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Setting up your Laptop
POWERING YOUR Laptop
Always use an approved power adapter—either the one provided in
the box or an approved power adapter that’s compliant with local
safety standards.
5V 3A
1. Plug in 2. Charge up
3. Ready to go 4. Get going
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To maximize your adventures without a power adapter, the default settings in the system
turn the display into sleep mode if the system is inactive for 6 minutes (or 8 minutes if your
Laptop is plugged in). The whole system goes into sleep mode after 10 minutes of inactivity
(or 30 minutes if your Laptop is plugged in). To wake it up, tap a key on the keypad, press
the power button, touch the trackpad, or (if the lid is shut) just open the lid.
OPENING THE DISPLAY
It’s not that fragile, but we do recommend opening and closing your Laptop carefully—
put one hand on the palm rest to hold the device in place and use the other hand to
slowly open or close the display panel. You can turn on the power by pressing the button
indicated, or simply by opening the display. Brute force doesn’t work.
INSERTING / REMOVING A SIM CARD (IF APPLICABLE)
If you have a 3G model, you can nd the SIM card slot on the side of your Laptop in the
back, right–hand corner as you’re facing the screen. To open it, press the cover inward until
it clicks and releases. Insert or swap your SIM card. To close the slot, just rinse and repeat.
Be careful: the SIM card and tray are small objects that represent a potential choking
hazard—please keep them out of the reach of children, pets, and other curious creatures.
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FINDING YOUR SAFETY, REGULATORY, RECYCLING AND WARRANTY INFORMATION
When you rst turn on your Laptop and sign in, you’ll see information on how to access
important safety, regulatory, recycling, and warranty information —please be sure to read
it. If you ever need to nd this information again, visit: www.Laptop.com/documentation.
WHAT GOES WHERE
POWER
MICRO USB
USB 2.0
USB 2.0
HEADPHONE /
MICROPHONE
KENSINGTON
LOCK
SIM CARD SLOT
3G AND 4G/LTE
POWER
MICRO USB
USB 2.0
USB 2.0
HEADPHONE /
MICROPHONE
KENSINGTON
LOCK
SIM CARD SLOT
3G AND 4G/LTE
Left Side of Keyboard Right Side of Keyboard
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Safety Notices
Here are some things you really should know about using your Laptop safely. Some are
obvious, most are common sense, but they’re all good for you to know.
This product contains sensitive components, so be sure to read through the warnings
below. Otherwise your Laptop may break and/or cause damage to you or the people and
objects around you.
• Don’t drop, disassemble, deform, bend, puncture, or incinerate your Laptop.
• Keep liquids and foods far away from your Laptop. Please don’t use it as a plate for your
lunch.
• Avoid exposure to moisture and extreme temperatures. Outer space and underwater
are o limits.
• Don’t stick anything into your Laptop, except for putting appropriate peripherals (like a
USB drive) into their designated ports.
• Keep your Laptop and accessories away from small children. Small parts = choking
hazard.
• If your Laptop becomes uncomfortably hot after prolonged use, don’t touch it—it may
pose a danger when in contact with your skin.
• If your Laptop behaves strangely in any way (e.g., becomes discolored, heats up
excessively, or emits a foul odor), turn it o, back away slowly, unplug the device, and
(while keeping a safe distance) contact us.
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REPETITIVE ACTIVITY
Repetitive activities like typing or playing games on any device can lead to occasional
discomfort in your hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body. That’s
your body telling you to put your Laptop down and take a break or go for a walk. If you’re
still experiencing discomfort after your break, consider calling a physician.
PACEMAKERS
This device receives and transmits a wireless WAN and cellular signal (3G models only),
which can interfere with pacemakers. So if you have one, contact your medical device
manufacturer to make sure it’s okay to use this device.
AIRCRAFT
The wireless WAN and cellular connection (3G models only) can also interfere with the
navigation systems of an aircraft, so use your Laptop in accordance with instructions
provided by the airline. And if you’re piloting the plane, only use your Laptop after you’ve
safely landed.
VOLUME
To prevent possible hearing damage or other hazards, do not listen to your headphones at
high volume levels for long periods of time.
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BATTERY
This device contains a lithium–ion battery. If it’s not handled properly, there’s a risk of
explosion, re and burns. What exactly is improper handling? Puncturing, incinerating,
deforming, bending, modifying, attempting to insert foreign objects into the battery,
shorting the contacts, trying to disassemble, or exposing the battery to water or high
temperatures (>60 degrees C/140 degrees F/333.15 degrees Kelvin), among other things
that are even more obvious.
You should use your Laptop with the power adapter provided, as it has been qualied per
CTIA Certication requirements for Battery System Compliance to IEEE 1725—but more
importantly because you already have it. A non–compliant power adapter may hurt you or
others (e.g. electric shock), damage the device or other things, and may present a risk of
re, explosion or leakage.
REPAIR
Your Laptop does not contain any parts that you or a friend could service yourselves—
repairs should only be made by an authorized technician. Unauthorized repairs or
modications could result in permanent damage to the device, and void your warranty and
the authority to operate your Laptop under applicable regulations. No one wants that to
happen.
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DEVELOPER MODE
You may want to experiment and load your own operating system. You can do this in
developer mode. But be aware that your computer was designed for Xxxxxx OS. Any
modications you make to the operating system are not supported by Acme. Your
hardware relies on instructions from the operating system, and modications may cause
hardware problems. For example, modications could aect the electrical current sent to
hardware components and damage them. Modications may also void any warranty that
may otherwise apply.
Regulatory Notices
MANUFACTURER INFORMATION
Acme, Inc.
XXXXXX
LaptopX
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EU ADDRESS
Acme XXXXXXXXX
XXXXX
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EUROPEAN UNION
Products intended for sale within the European Union are marked with
the Conformité Européene (CE) Marking, which indicates compliance with
the applicable Directives. This device has been tested and found to comply
with the following European directives:
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC R&TTE
Directive 1999/5/EC Ecodesign Directive
2005/32 RoHS II Directive 2011/65
This device may be operated in all member
states of the EU, as well as Switzerland,
Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Turkey.
You can nd Acme’s Declaration of Conformity
at www.Acme.com/Laptop/conformity
RADIO FREQUENCY AND SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE (SAR)
This device complies with the USA, Canada and European Union portable RF exposure
limit set forth for an uncontrolled environment and is safe for intended operation as
described in this manual. Your Laptop is intended to be used normally at a distance of at
least 20 cm from the user. To reduce any further RF exposure, keep it as far as possible
from your body (but obviously still close enough to actually use it) or set the device to
lower output power, if that function is available.
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E–Waste
EU
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive requires
that all Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE), including Laptop , must be
marked with the symbol of the crossed–out wheeled bin:
This symbol means that the equipment must not be disposed of as
unsorted municipal waste. Disposing of WEEE together with normal waste
may pose a risk to the environment and to human health, due to certain
substances used in that equipment.
Under the WEEE Directive, each EU Member State is responsible for achieving a high level
of collection of WEEE for treatment, recovery and environmentally sound disposal. Before
tossing your equipment, think a minute about how to reduce the amount of WEEE you
create. By simply extending the life of your equipment (you could, for example, reuse it,
recover it, or turn it into artwork), you will have reduced waste and helped the EU achieve
its objectives.
The success of this EU policy will depend on your active contribution in returning your
WEEE to the appropriate facilities dedicated to the disposal of such waste. The EU thanks
you.
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MALAYSIA
The Environmental Quality (Scheduled Waste) Regulations 2005 and the Guidelines for
the Classication of Used Electrical and Electronic Equipment in Malaysia requires all
Electronic Waste (E–Waste) to be disposed at prescribed premises and to persons licensed
to process E–Waste only.
E–Waste include electronic items such as your used Laptop, or any used components
of your Laptop, which have a defect such that it can no longer power up or function, is
physically damaged or is intended to be discarded.
Don’t throw away your Laptop with general unsorted waste. Disposing E–Waste together
with normal waste may pose a risk to the environment and to human health, due to certain
substances used in E–Waste. Dispose of your Laptop or any of its components only to
persons authorized and licensed to process E–Waste. Check with the Department of
Environment to nd out who does that sort of thing legally.
ENERGY STAR®
By using ENERGY STAR–qualied products and taking advantage of the
power–management features of your computer, you can reduce your
electricity consumption. Besides possibly saving you money, lowering your
energy consumption contributes to the even loftier goal of a cleaner
environment and lower greenhouse gas emissions. For more information
about ENERGY STAR, visit: http://www.energystar.gov
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中文
快速入門指南
全新的 Laptop 使用起來簡單好上手，只需按照下列步驟進行即可...
1. 將 Laptop 連接電源並開啟螢幕
2. 選取您偏好的 Wi-Fi 網路
3. 使用您的 Acme 帳戶登入或快速建立新帳戶
4. 瀏覽入門應用程式，瞭解全新 Laptop 的使用訣竅
5. 在入門應用程式中確實閱讀有關安全、法規、回收和保固的重要資訊
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設定 Laptop [X]
將 Laptop 接上電源
請一律使用通過檢驗的變壓器 — 建議您使用包裝隨附的變壓器，
或其他經當地安全標準檢驗合格的變壓器。
5V 3A
1. 插電 2. 充電
3. 待機 4. 電力充足
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為了盡可能延長裝置未連接電源變壓器時的使用時間，在預設狀態下，系統閒置超過 6 分鐘 (
如果 Laptop 插電則為 8 分鐘) 後，螢幕將會進入休眠模式。閒置超過 10 分鐘 (如果 Laptop
插電則為 30 分鐘) 後，系統將全面進入休眠模式。如要喚醒系統，請在鍵盤上輕按任一按
鍵、按下電源按鈕、輕觸觸控板，或直接開啟螢幕上蓋 (如果螢幕上蓋原本為關閉狀態)。
開啟螢幕
雖然螢幕沒有那麼脆弱，不過我們還是建議您小心開啟和關上 Laptop；使用其中一隻手
的手掌將裝置固定住，再使用另一隻手慢慢開啟或關閉螢幕面板。如要開啟電源，請按下或直
接開啟螢幕，使用蠻力是行不通的。
插入 / 移除 SIM 卡 (如適用)
如果您的裝置型號是 3G，面對螢幕時，您可在裝置右後方的側邊找到 Laptop 的 SIM 卡插槽。
如要開啟插槽，請將覆蓋片向內按壓，直到發出喀嚓聲並退出，然後即可插入或更換 SIM 卡。
如要關閉插槽，只需重新插入卡匣並重複上述動作即可。注意：SIM 卡和卡匣屬於可能造成窒
息危險的小型物件，請遠離孩童、寵物和其他好奇的生物。
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尋找安全、法規、回收和保固資訊
首次開啟 Laptop 並登入帳戶時，系統會顯示相關說明，告訴您如何存取安全、法規、回收和
保固的重要相關資訊，請務必仔細閱讀。如果日後您需要重新閱讀這些資訊，請造訪 www.
Laptop.com/[X]/documentation。
這裡應顯示的資訊
POWER
MICRO USB
USB 2.0
USB 2.0
頭戴式耳機 /
麥克風組合
KENSINGTON
鍵盤鎖
SIM 卡插槽 (僅限
3G 和4G/LTE)
POWER
MICRO USB
USB 2.0
USB 2.0
頭戴式耳機 /
麥克風組合
KENSINGTON
鍵盤鎖
SIM 卡插槽 (僅限
3G 和4G/LTE)
鍵盤左側 鍵盤右側
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安全注意事項
使用 Laptop [X] 時，請務必瞭解以下安全守則。其中部分事項十分顯而易見，且大多屬於基
本常識，不過我們仍建議您確實瞭解所有資訊。
本產品含有敏感元件，因此請務必詳閱以下警告事項，否則 Laptop 可能會損毀且 / 或對您
周遭的使用者或物件造成傷害。
• 請勿丟擲、拆卸、彎曲、刺穿、焚燒 Laptop 或使其變形。
• 請確保 Laptop 遠離液體或食物，也請勿將您的便當或其他食物放在 Laptop 上面。
• 避免暴露在潮濕或極端溫度中，嚴禁於外太空和水底下使用。
• 除了將合適的周邊設備 (例如 USB 隨身碟) 插入專屬連接埠之外，請勿將任何物品插
入 Laptop。
• 請確保 Laptop 與配件遠離孩童，小型物件可能導致窒息危險。
• 如果 Laptop 在長時間使用後發出高溫，請勿觸摸；接觸皮膚時可能會造成危險。
• 如果 Laptop 發生任何異常 (例如變色、發出高溫或異味)，請將其關機、緩步遠離並拔除
電源，然後與我們聯絡 (同時保持安全距離)。
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