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2 When the display is perpendicular to the keyboard, rotate it 180 degrees in either direction so that it is facing
forward.
Holding the Tablet PC
Depending upon which model of Wireless LAN and/or Wireless WAN module is in your system, there are
slight differences in the way you should hold your tablet.
To determine which WLAN module is in your system, right-click on My Computer on your desktop, then
select Properties. For Windows XP systems, select the Hardware tab and click the [Device Manager]
button. For Windows 7 systems, click [Device Manager] in the left pane of the Properties window. Tap
the “+” next to Network adapters and see whether “Intel® Centrino® Advanced-N 6200 AGN” or
“Atheros AR9287 Wireless Network Adapter” is listed. If the Atheros device is listed, the tablet will
function in all orientations when the WLAN switch is on. If the Intel device is listed, or you have a Gobi
Wireless WAN module installed, the tablet will not function in certain orientations.
Please reference Figures 13 and 14. The only differences are that when the WLAN switch is on, the
secondary portrait orientation is non-functional in systems with an Intel Advanced-N 6200 module and
the secondary landscape orientation is non-functional in systems with a Gobi WWAN device installed. If
both devices are installed, both secondary orientation are non-functioning.
Figure 10. Fully Open Display
Figure 11. Rotating Display
Figure 12. Tablet Mode
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