Vye mini-v S41 User manual

Thank you for purchasing the mini-v S41.
Weighing 1.25 kg (with 3 cell battery) and small enough to t in a school bag, handbag
or briefcase, the mini-v is the world’s most practical mini notebook computer designed
to oer everything that a notebook can.
The mini-v has the benet of having an easy to use Qwerty keyboard, with real keys and
full notebook functionality. The mini-v combines your conventional notebook, desktop,
PDA, MP3 and MP4 Player, whilst being not much bigger than a paperback book.
Your mini-v mini-notebook oers great performance in a stylish silver and black light-
weight design. With its stunning 7-inch WSVGA touch screen display and slim -line
DVD/RW Optical Drive this mini-notebook oers you the best on-screen performance,
enabling you to operate full Microsoft Oce™ applications, watch lms or view pictures
of your last holiday. All this with the freedom to choose from keyboard, mouse, touch
pad, joystick, touch screen and stylus.
The mini-v comes pre-loaded with Microsoft Vista™ and can act as a Phone, Notebook,
MP3 Player and PMP (Portable Movie Player) as it has been fully tested with iTunes™,
DiVX, Skype™ and comes with CF (Compact Flash) compatibility to support a 3G data/
voice card.
Using Intel® McCaslin technology and congurations that will include Intel® Stealey
processors, the mini-v is a compact notebook computer that’s capable of acting as your
oce PC. With an integrated VGA port, 10/100 LAN and USB 2.0 interfaces, you can con-
nect all your desktop peripherals and multimedia devices to the mini-v. With integrated
Wireless LAN and built-in Bluetooth® you can also take advantage of wireless networks
and hot spots whilst out and about.
The mini-v is a stylish and elegant ultra-portable notebook that can handle all your work
and entertainment needs.
Introduction
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Macrovision’s Copy Protection Technology
This product incorporates copy protection technology that is protected by U.S. and
foreign patents, including patent numbers 5,315,448 and 6,836,549, and other intellectual
property rights. The use of Macrovision’s copy protection technology in the product must
be authorized by Macrovision. Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited.

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How to get help
When you have any problems using your Vye Notebook, in addition to referring to this
manual or on-line-help screens on your notebook, you can:
• Call our service centres to help you solve your problem.
• Access the service web site to receive related information.
All information on service web sites can be found in the warranty section of this guide.
Best care for your Vye Notebook
Knowing how to take care of your Vye Notebook notebook can avoid the notebook
from coming to harm or being damaged. As an electrical appliance, this product has the
ability to cause serious harm or death.
Taking care of the notebook
• Handle with extreme care.
• Do not expose the notebook to temperatures above 50° C or below 0° C.
• Keep the notebook away from direct sunlight or heat sources.
• Do not expose the notebook to rain or moisture.
• Do not spill water or any other liquid on the notebook.
• Do not place the notebook near magnetic elds.
• Avoid heavy shocks or vibrations to the notebook.
• Do not expose the notebook to dusty or dirty environments.
• Do not place objects on top of the notebook.
• Do not place the notebook on uneven surfaces.
• Make sure that the convertible hinge is in the correct position before closing the
display screen.
• Do not slam the display screen when closing it.
• Do not operate the touch-panel using anything besides the stylus pen of the
notebook. (mini-v touch screen version)
• Do not cover the enclosure openings. It will block the air convection of the cooling
system.
• Only use the adapter specically provided with your notebook.
• Make sure the notebook is turned o and the adapter is unplugged before changing
any system modules (battery pack, DRAM module, hard disk, etc.).
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Taking care of the adapter and power cord
• Carefully read the specications and safety precautions written on the adapter.
• Make sure the power source meets the requirements detailed on the power adapter
and is safe to use before connecting the adapter to the source.
• Do not connect the adapter to any other devices.
• Do not place heavy objects on top of the adapter or power cord; do not step on them.
• Do not pull on the power cord; disconnect the notebook at the plug when
unplugging it.
• Disconnect the adapter from the power source when the notebook is not being used.
Taking care of your battery pack
• Read the safety precautions indicated on the battery.
• Keep the battery away from direct sunlight or heat.
• When Vye Notebook is turned o, the best temperature for preserving the battery is
between 0° and 30° C.
• Do not expose the battery to rain or moisture.
• Do not spill water or any other liquid on the battery.
• Avoid heavy shocks to the battery.
• Do not put any heavy objects on top of the battery.
• Keep the battery away from children.
• Periodically recharge the battery.
Return of old units
As far as possible, our devices are produced from materials which can be appropriately
recycled.
After use, the device can be taken back for re-utilisation or recycling of the materials,
insofar as it is returned in a state corresponding to proper use. Non-recyclable device
components should be disposed of appropriately.
To return a device, please use the recycling and disposal facilities available in your
country.
Further information about country-specic recycling and disposal facilities can be
found on the internet at:www.vyepc.com/environment
If you have any other questions about disposal, please contact your sales agent or our
Help Desk.
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Packing list:
What should be in your mini-v gift box?
1 Vye mini-v S41 Notebook
2 Power Adapter
3 Power Cord
4 User Guide
5 Carry Pocket
6 O/S Licence Pack
Unpack your Vye mini-v S41 carefully, should you be missing any items you should
contact the retail outlet where you bought the product, or call our Help desk on:
The underside of your mini-v
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U4. Battery Pack Slide
Switch
U3. Memory Cover
U2. Battery Pack Lock
Switch
U1. Battery pack
A Glance at your mini-v:
U1. Battery pack
This serves as the main power of this notebook when the AC
adapter cannot be used.
U2. Battery Pack Lock Switch
Locks the battery pack in place.
U3. Memory Cover
This is used to hide the memory. Remove it when you intend
to install or replace the memory.
U4. Battery Pack Slide Switch
This switch allows you to slide the battery pack when you
intend to remove it.
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2. Touch Screen Display
4. Direction Button
5. Joystick Pointer
6. Built-in Stereo
Speakers
23. 3 in1 Media Slot
24. Microphone Input Jack
25. Headphone Jack
12. Scroll Button
13. Left & Right select
Buttons (Joystick)
21. Status LEDs
20. Touchpad (& L/R buttons)
16. Keyboard
22. Power Status LED
A Glance at your mini-v:
1. Camera
7. 10/100 Connection
8. Monitor Out
17. Power On/ O Switch
14. Status LEDs
18. CF slot
19. Wireless LAN On/O
3. Brightness Selector
11. Enter Button
10. Rotation Button
1. Camera
Take pictures and video conference with the built in camera.
2. Touch Screen Display
Use the stylus and touch screen to operate your mini-v.
3. Screen Brightness Button
This allows you to adjust the brightness of the screen
4. Direction Button
This allows you to step the cursor across the screen.
5. Joystick Pointer
This allows you to move the mouse cursor on the screen.
6. Built-in Stereo Speakers
Audio output devices that amplify the sound emitted by the
notebook.
7. 10/100 LAN Connection
Connect your mini-v to a cable network.
8. Monitor Out
This allows you to connect a Monitor to your mini-v.
9. USB 2.0
Connect your mini-v to a USB device.
10. Rotate Button
Rotate the mini-v display.
11. Enter Button
Press to action a selection.
12. Scroll Button
This allows you to scroll the content of the activated window
in a similar way to the PgUp/PgDn buttons.
10. Power Status LED
When blue your mini-v is on. When ashing your mini-v is in
standby mode.
13. Left & Right select Buttons (Joystick)
This allows you to select an icon or activate its function. These
operate the same as when you right-click/left-click the
touchpad buttons.
14. Screen Status LEDs
Displays the power, bluetooth and wireless status.
15. DVD / RW Power ON/OFF & Eject buttons
You can turn o your DVD to conserve power consumption
Open the DVD tray with the Eject button.
16. Keyboard
An input device that allows users to insert data and to control
the notebook.
17. Power On /O Switch
Turn your mini-v on and o or place the unit in standby.
18. CF Card slot
Connect your mini-v to a CF Card.
19. Wireless LAN and Bluetooth On/O
Turns the wireless receiver on or o.
20. Touchpad and Left and Right Select Buttons
This allows you to move the mouse cursor on the screen and
oers you the same functionality as a mouse.
21. Status LEDs
Status of battery charging, hard disk operation, caps lock,
number lock and scroll lock.
22. Power Status LED
Shows power status of mini-v: on / standby / hibernate
23. 3 in 1 Media Slot
This is used to insert a memory card.
24. Microphone Input Jack
This allows you to connect a microphone and make a sound
recording.
25. Headphone Jack
This is used to connect stereo headphones for audio output.
26. Volume dial button
This is used to adjust the level of the sound / audio output.
26. Volume dial button
15. DVD / RW Eject and
DVD ON/OFF Button
9. USB 2.0 (x 2)
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Battery Installation:
1. Insert the battery as illustrated in gure A
2. Turn the mini-v over and lock the battery as illustrated in gure B
Turning on the mini-v:
1. Connect the power supply (gure C)
2. Connect power supply to mains (gure D)
3. Turn on the notebook (gure E)
Starting your Mini-v for the rst time.
Your mini-v has is shipped with an Operating System (O/S). Once your mini-v has been
switched on, the O/S will guide you through the set-up of your notebook.
AB
Battery Pack
Slide Switch
Battery pack
Battery Pack
Lock Switch IMPORTANT:
You should lock
y o u r b a t t e r y i n
pl ace to p reve nt
damage or electric
shock
D
C
ON POWER UP: The battery pack will start charging
and the battery LED
( ) will slowly blink. The battery LED will go out
after the battery pack has been fully charged.
Example: Windows Vista Boot Screen - Following this
screen you will be guided through the set-up of your
notebook
Example: Windows Vista Desktop - At any time you can
run the Windows Vista Tutorial from the "Start Menu"
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3. Operation of your mini-v
Using the tilt, swivel and turn screen:
The display of your mini-v can be rotated up to 180 degrees and lowered as illustrated
below. The mini-v hinge allows you to use your mini-v as a notebook, tablet, or MP4 movie
player.
IMPORTANT: When you rotate the display, please do not
press it down or angle it towards the keyboard, as the display
may get jammed on the keyboard and damage the keys. Such
damage will not be covered by your Warranty!
1. Fold the LCD screen to
stand vertically up at a right
angle (90 Degrees) to the
keyboards.
2. Twist the screen whilst it
is vertical , do not twist the
screen at an angle to avoid
damage to the keyboard.
3. Twist the screen clockwise
until the screen orientation
is reversed away from the
keyboard.
5. Fold the screen back down
so that it rests on the rubber
stops.
6. Use your notebook as a
tablet or movie player. Make
sure that the battery pack
lock switch is engaged in this
mode.
4. Do not leave itens such as
the stylus on the Keyboard,
check to make sure the
keyboard is clear before
folding the screen back
down.
IMPORTANT:
You should lock
y o u r b a t t e r y i n
pl ace to p reve nt
damage or electric
shock
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Special Keyboard Functions:
Your mini-v employs hotkeys to access most of the computer’s controls like
Rotation, Resolution, Brightness, Bluetooth, Suspend, Display switching,
Wireless LAN, Camera, TV, Silent Mode, GPS , ODD , Launcher, Shutter for
Camera and Zoom in/out function… and so on.
Fn + Esc (Resolution):
Switch the resolution of screen from “800x600 mode” to
“1024x600 mode (preview mode)”
Fn + F1 (Bluetooth ON/OFF):
This allows you to turn Bluetooth ON/OFF.
Fn + F2 (Hibernation):
Switch the notebook into sleep mode. In advanced settings,
you may also switch it to stand-by mode.
Fn + F3 (Select Display Device):
Switch the notebook to output the display to an
externally connected screen.
Fn + F4 (Wireless LAN):
Turns the wireless LAN ON and OFF
Fn + F5 (Camera):
Turns the camera ON and OFF
Fn + F6 (TV)
Turns the TV Tuner ON and OFF, where tted.
Fn + F9 (Silent mode):
Turns the units cooling fan ON and OFF
Fn + F10 (GPS):
Turns the GPS ON and OFF, where tted.
Rotation Button (See ‘Action Buttons’ page 9):
Rotates the orientation of the screen to correspond
with the position of the tilt and turn screen.
Brightness Button (See ‘Action Buttons’ page 9):
Increases and decrease the LCD screen brightness
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Touch Pad and buttons:
The touch pad allows you to operate the
screen cursor, just like a standard mouse.
Under the touch pad is a left button for selecting
an icon and a right button for query. You can use
your index nger on the touch pad and your thumb
to select the left and right buttons. (gure F)
Joystick and buttons:
Your mini-v is tted with a joystick pointer
that allows you to operate the screen cursor.
The joystick is tted with left and right select
buttons. Pressing on the Joystick has the same
eect as pressing on the left button. (gure G)
Scroll buttons:
The scroll button allows you to scroll documents
and/or Internet sites that occupy more than one
vertical page. You can use the scroll functions when
you see a slide bar in your active application
window. (gure H)
Volume Button:
Your mini-v S41 is equipped with a volume control
button. You can use this to raise and lower the
volume of sound emitted from the stereo speakers
or headphones. (gure I)
Camera:
Your mini-v S41 is equipped with a Camera. You can
use the camera for Video Conferences or to create
pictures and movies. (gure J)
Action buttons (See page .8.):
Your mini-v S41 is equipped with 2 action buttons:
Rotation: Rotates display
Enter: Accepts selection
F
G
I
H
J
K
Scroll Button
Left & Right select
Buttons (Joystick)
Camera
Action
Buttons
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GPS (Global Positioning System):
If your mini-v came tted with the GPS option, then you can use it with
commercially available mapping software. The receiver is operated as fol-
lows:
Fn + F10 (GPS):
Turns the GPS ON and OFF.
The GPS LED will light on or blink when its function is turned on.
LED On (GPS is on) : Receiving GPS signals from satellites
Blinking LED (GPS is on) : Not receiving GPS signals from satellites
Note: Although this machine has a built-in GPS antenna, you can use an external GPS
antenna to improve the reception when you use the GPS function in places such as in a
car and a building where good reception is not guaranteed. Follow the procedures below
to use an external GPS antenna.
1. Switch o the power of the machine and close the display.
2. Uncover the GPS antenna jack.
3. Install the external GPS antenna in the jack.
External GPS Antenna port
4. Switch on the power of the machine.
5. Activate your GPS software.
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Optical Disk:
Your mini-v comes tted with the an optical disk so you can use it to read
and create Data Disks, Music Disks and DVDs. The optical drive is operated
as follows:
You can turn the optical drive on and o to
conserve battery power and to reduce power
consumption
1. To open the DVD tray use the Eject Button.
There is a short delay of a few seconds before
the tray opens, whilst the operating system
disconnects from the drive. You will hear the
drive unlocking and the tray will pop out.
2. Place your CD / DVD in the tray, locating the
hole in the middle on the spindle in the tray.
There will be a click, when the disk is seated
properly.
Note: The optical drive will read/write to the
bottom face of the disk, NOT the top!
Close the tray by pushing it back into the mini-v.
The tray will click and lock into place when
properly closed.
If your DVD tray not open when the eject button is pressed, you can manually
release it. TURN OFF YOUR MINI-V and use a paper clip or small screw-driver to
disengage the tray’s locking mechanism.
You will hear the drive tray unlock and the
tray will pop out.
CAUTION: Manually ejecting the tray whilst
your mini-v is powered on could cause you
or your mini-v harm.
Important: Your ability to play DVD’s on the optical drive will depend on which
operating system you have chosen, region of the DVD and what playback
software you use. You may have to download additional plug-ins and/or video
codec les from the internet to suit your conguration.
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The stylus pen can be used like a mouse as
follows:
1. Touch the display and the cursor will move to
the contact point.
2. Touching the display, on an icon or on a menu,
will highlight an item
(Equivalent to a mouse single left click)
3. Touching an icon twice, will activate an item.
(Equivalent to a mouse double left click)
4. Touching an icon or an object on the display
and then keeping the stylus pen attached to
the display, allows the object can be dragged
to another position.
WARNING
YOU SHOULD ONLY USE THE
STYLUS PROVIDED WITH THE
MINI-V. USE OF A PEN OR
PENCIL WILL DAMAGE
YOUR TOUCH SCREEN AND
DAMAGE CAUSED BY SUCH MISUSE
WILL NOT BE COVERED BY YOUR
WARRANTY!
Display (Touch panel)
Your mini-v is equipped with a touch panel / touch screen display.
You can use the mini-v stylus for repositioning the mouse cursor on the display or
you can write directly onto the display by using the software supplied for
handwriting recognition, or else you can draw or take notes.
Brief introduction to the use of the Touch Screen
STYLUS
Touch screen calibration:
1. Select pen mount control from the short-cut on
your mini-v desktop.
2. Select the “congure” option
3. Follow the instructions to calibrate your
touch screen.
NOTE: If you do not calibrate your touch
screen you may be unable to use the touch
screen functionality reliably
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Warranty Support
Your mini-v is shipped with one years warranty for components and parts as standard.
Making a Warranty Claim
To utilise the VYE WARRANTY SERVICE, you need to simply call the Warranty Support
number below and provide them with proof and date of purchase. This would take
the form of a receipt or copy invoice.
Initial Defect
If the product is wrongly delivered, missing any items, or damaged, please contact
the store where you purchased the product, or our support centre within 2 weeks
of the purchase. If you have purchased the product on-line you should check your
product as described by the terms of sale from the on-line retailer.
Contact us
¤ POLAND Support Centre
Telephone service, available from 9 am to 5 pm, Monday - Friday, excluding
Christmas, New Year and Bank Holidays.
Look for phone on
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Warranty service
Thank you for purchasing this quality product from VYE COMPUTERS. Our products are
developed to meet high standards in both quality and technology. Additionally, to
ensure product quality, our products are accompanied by a limited global warranty.
This warranty only applies to VYE COMPUTERS products sold to end customers.
The following text will provide you with detailed information on the warranty oered
by VYE COMPUTERS, to which you will be entitled to in case of material or
manufacturing faults with the product you purchased.
Warranty procedures
The warranty begins on the day of purchase (the date of purchase on the original
purchase document receipt) or the date on the delivery slip for Enterprise products.
Please note that warranty claims can only be asserted by presenting the original
purchase receipt or the original delivery slip. Therefore, always keep your purchase
receipt or your delivery slip together with the warranty documents.
The receipt/note has to state the product name and the product identication number.
Warranty claims must be asserted immediately following the discovery of the fault to
the sales or service partner, or to the VYE COMPUTERS Help Desk.
Warranty Scope
Unless regulated in some other manner, the warranty covers all material and labour
defects which occur in the respective warranty period. The warranty oer depends on
the specic product. The purchase receipt or delivery note or the attached yer (if it
is valid for your country) states which of the dierent kinds of warranty, subsequently
described in detail including their duration, applies to the product that you have
purchased.
Defects that are caused by improper use are excluded from the warranty. Proper
operation is understood to be operation of the product under the conditions described
in the operating manual or documentation of the product. The warranty is limited to
producing the hardware-features and the condition for the original product at the
time of shipment. For this it is sufficient when the affected product fulfils the test
requirements in accordance with the VYE COMPUTERS specifications for the original
product in accordance with the product data sheet. The warranty of VYE COMPUTERS
does not include the restoration of customer data or software.
Within the warranties named above and described in detail below, the warranty shall be
carried out by repair or exchange at the discretion of VYE COMPUTERS. Defective parts
shall be replaced with new or as good as new parts where there are material and/or
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processing faults. If necessary, the entire product shall be exchanged with an identical
or functionally identical product. The value of the warranty service is always limited to
the value of the defective product.
The defective parts removed from a product as part of a warranty case shall become
the property of VYE COMPUTERS and shall be retained by the End Customer for VYE
COMPUTERS, if necessary. If these parts cannot be returned to VYE COMPUTERS upon
request, VYE COMPUTERS is entitled to charge for a corresponding amount.
For original VYE COMPUTERS’ parts used in warranty cases, only the remaining duration
of the warranty for this device shall apply if the parts are installed in a VYE COMPUTERS
product. Regardless of the warranty scope of the system, only the limited scope
specically described in the warranty conditions applies for data storage media.
VYE COMPUTERS or its authorised service partners will perform warranty services during
regular working hours on regular working days. These may dier depending on national
or regional customs
Warranty Description
Return-to-Base-Warranty (Send-In-Warranty)
The customer reports a defective device to the Help Desk over the telephone. If the
Help Desk cannot solve a problem over the telephone, the customer will be informed
of which VYE COMPUTERS service partner he or she will be able to send the device to.
For this, the customer is responsible for the despatch and insurance of the product. The
transport and insurance costs shall be borne by the customer. VYE COMPUTERS shall
assume the costs for the materials / spare parts and the labour costs as required, as well
as the return postage to the sender or to any other address within the country in which
the service partner authorised by VYE COMPUTERS is located.
Limited Warranty on Data Storage Media and Batteries
The warranty on batteries and data storage media products is limited. During a period
of six months after the purchase, VYE COMPUTERS will replace any data carrier or
battery that turns out to be physically defective upon delivery if VYE COMPUTERS
supplied it with the product.
Proceeding in a warranty case
The following information is an explanation of what you must do in the case of a
warranty claim.
Should, contrary to expectation, your VYE COMPUTERS product be defective, please
contact the VYE COMPUTERS Help Desk rst. There, our sta will help you to diagnose
defects and malfunctions, and, in a considerable number of cases, solve them rapidly
over the phone.
You will nd the Help Desk phone number on the Internet at www.vyepc.com/support.
Please always have the following information ready before calling the Help Desk:
• Your name, address, post code and a telephone number at which you can be
reached
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• the model designation, the article code and the serial number of the product
• the date and place of purchase
• a brief description of the problem.
In case of a warranty claim, please always have the original CDs or Software supplied at
the time of purchase, with which the factory preinstalled original conguration can be
restored.
The Help Desk will co-ordinate the further procedure with customer.
Data backup
A regular data backup is always recommended when using any computer hardware
or software. Please note that the responsibility for a complete data backup, including
application and operating system software, shall be borne exclusively by the customer.
Data backup is particularly advisable before the service is performed, as it cannot be
ensured that no data will be lost. Any liability for data and information losses occurring
as part of the provision of warranty is excluded.
Warranty exclusions
The following points are not covered by the warranty:
• minor defects or deviations from the product specications, that are immaterial
or negligible as regards to the value or the functioning of the product
• providing and installing upgrades/updates of BIOS, drivers or software
• resetting security functions, deleting passwords, etc.
• backup or restoring customer-specic data or software
• reinstalling non executable software/operating systems (e.g. deleting system
relevant files, faulty system settings or self reproducing computer programs
such as computer viruses)
• the uninterrupted or fault free functioning of integrated installed or supplied
software, nor the quality, performance, merchantability or fitness of such
software or any accompanying documentation for any particular purpose, even
if it was delivered with a VYE COMPUTERS product.
• signs of wear on data carriers, backlights, picture tubes of plasma screens/CRT
monitors (screen burn or loss of brightness)
• replacing consumed batteries
• parts and components subject to consumption (e.g. printer cartridges)
• reduced capacity of accumulators
• defective pixel in notebook displays and LCD screens
within ISO 13406-2 / class II
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Neither does the standard warranty cover diagnosis and the remedying of defects
caused:
• through improper use or improper maintenance of the device by the
customer or third parties (e.g. LCD breakage, mechanical or casing damages,
defective cables or plugs); improper actions include operations that are not
compatible with the instructions contained in the product manual
• by force majeure (lightning, oods, war, etc.)
• by dirt or contamination (mouse, magnetic tape drive, etc.)
• b y e x t r a o r d i n a r y e n v i r o n m e n t a l i n f l u e n c e s ( e x c e s s v o l t a g e ,
magnetic elds, etc.) or
• by other circumstances of which VYE COMPUTERS is not responsible.
Warranty Claims Expire Upon:
• equipment or use of VYE COMPUTERS products with spare parts, components
and or peripherals not certied for the respective use by VYE COMPUTERS,
• in case of services/repairs or other changes of the product by persons not
authorised by VYE COMPUTERS , unless the customer proves that any defects
occurring thereafter were neither caused by nor arose as a consequence of
such events.
Limitation of Liability
Any claims of the party entitled to the warranty not expressly named in these warranty
conditions are excluded, in as much as no mandatory legal obligation or liability exists
for VYE COMPUTERS according to the applicable laws of the respective country. This is
also true with regard to claims to the replacement of subsequent damage, lost prots,
data or information loss or damage as the result of an interruption in operation.
Valid law
The warranty is subject to the valid laws in the country of purchase and is to be
interpreted in agreement with the said laws. The agreement on contracts for the
international sale of merchandise shall not be applied.
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