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Dell External USB Slim DVD +/-RW Optical Drive-DW316User’s GuideNOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer.CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates potential damage to hardware or loss of data if instructions are not followed.WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.© 2014 Dell Inc. All rights reserved.Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Reproduction of these materials in any manner whatsoever without the written permission of Dell Inc. is strictly forbidden Trademarks used in this text: Dell and the Dell logo are trademarks of Dell Inc., Intel®, Centrino®, Core™, and Atom™ are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries; Microsoft®, Windows®, and Windows start button logo are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries; Bluetooth® is a registered trademark owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and is used by Dell under license; Blu-ray Disc™ is a trademark owned by the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) and licensed for use on discs and players; Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Dell Inc. disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own.2014 -11 Rev. A00Contents:Contentsa.Dell External USB Slim DVD +/-RW Optical Drive-DW316B cable (600 mm)c.CyberLink Media Suite Software CDa. b. c.IndexIntroductionUsing the DriveConnectivityTroubleshootingSpecificationsRegulatoryInformation in this document is subject to change without notice.Introduction:Drive DescriptionThis drive reads and writes to CD and DVD media (Refer to Specification section for specific media types). This drive has a slim form factor.Special Features Of the Drive•USB 2.0 Interface (480 Mbits/s).•Drawer load type, portable slim USB DVD +/-RW Drive.•CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW/RAM/+R/+RW/+R DL/-R DL, M-DISC (DVD+R SL) read and write compatible.•CD Family and DVD-ROM read compatible.•Large buffer memory 0.75 MB.•Active OPC (Running OPC) "Optimum Power Controller" provides for more reliable writes.•Supports UDF (Universal Disk Format) for easy writing to CD/DVD recordable and rewritable discs.•Improved Buffer Under Run Error handling through the Preventive function.1. Continuously monitors the signal level during recording and adjusts the laser power tocompensate and ensure a flat signal.2. Supports both 12 cm and 8 cm standard round-type disc.3. PC USB powered, no AC adaptor needed.4. Eject button to eject the disc when the optical drive is being connected and powered bycomputer.5. Emergency Eject hole to manually eject the disc in case of a drive failure or a power outage.Using the Drive:Front Panel1.Disc TrayThe disc tray opens automatically when you press the eject button. When you place a disc in the tray, ensure that the label on the disc is facing outwards. If you are not loading or unloading a disc, the tray should remain closed.2.Indicator LightThe light blinks when there is drive activity.3.Eject ButtonPress this button to open the disc tray. This button works only when power is supplied to the drive.4.Emergency Eject HoleIf the disc tray does not open when you press the eject button, power off the computer,insert a pin or unfolded paper clip in the hole and push firmly. Refer to Emergency Ejectinstructions below.Rear Panel1. USB portConnect to the computer’s USB port.Drive Operation:Inserting a Disc•Press the eject button. The disc tray will be ejected.•Place the disc in the center of the tray with the label side facing up.•Push disc onto hub until secure.•Push the disc tray by hand and completely close.Removing a Disc•Press the eject button. The disc tray will be ejected.•Remove the disc.•Push the disc tray till it closes completely.NOTE: During some drive activities, the drive will not allow the tray to open even when theeject button is pressed.Usage Guidelines•Do not press down on the disc tray when it is in opening or closing operation.•Do not place objects on the disc tray.•Never use a damaged, broken, scratched, or deformed disc.•Keep the disc tray closed when the drive is not in use.NOTE: High-speed drives spin the disc at a high rotational speed. If a disc has printing ononly half of the disc, or if there is a slight imbalance in the disc, the imbalance is greatly magnified by the high speed, causing the drive to vibrate or produce a fan-like noise. These effects are inherent in the high-speed technology and do not indicate a problem with the drive.Emergency EjectThe procedure described below can be used to remove a disc from the drive if the eject button is disabled by software or if a power failure occurs.1.Turn the computer off.2.Insert a small diameter rod or a stiff wire (a straightened paper clip about 1.2 mm [0.047in] in diameter) into the emergency eject hole and push firmly.3.The disc tray is ejected by about 10 mm (0.39 in). Pull the disc tray out.NOTE:Do not insert more than 50 mm (1.9 in) in depth.Inserting more than 50 mm (1.9 in) may damage the drive.Cleaning Media•· If dust or fingerprints get on the disc, wipe it with a soft cloth from the center to the edge.CAUTION:Do not use benzene, paint thinner, record cleaner, solvent or static repellent. This can damage the disc.Safety Instructions•Do not move the drive suddenly from a cold place to warm one. Condensation may cause abnormal operation.•Make sure to remove the disc before moving the drive to prevent the possible damage to the disc.•Does not use the Emergency Eject feature except in case of a power outage.•Prevent foreign objects, such as liquids or metal, from entering the drive and in the case a foreign object enters the drive, please consult the dealer where the drive was purchased.•Do not interrupt the electric power while the drive is operating.•Do not attempt to open the cover. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified servicepersonnel.•While drive is operating, do not move the drive or give a shock to the drive, since it can cause damages to the disc.•Please pay attention to handling Electrostatic Sensitive Devices; you may use anti-static products such as wrist, heel straps, and mats to protect your body from electrostatic.•Please do not connect the extension cable by any means other than specified.•The drive is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision.Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with drive.Cleaning the DriveCleaning the inside of the drive is not recommended.Connectivity:InstallationThese instructions apply to most commonly used computers.Before connection•Make sure you have a computer with any open USB port before connecting the drive to your computer.•Connecting the drive with the wrong interface port can cause it to malfunction. Follow the instructions when connecting the drive.Connecting to computer1.Connect the USB cable to a USB connector on your computer. This drive does not havepower switch.The drive turns on when connected to your computer.2.When the computer is ready, confirm that the drive is detected. And then, insert the burnand playback application installation disc into the External USB DVDRW drive and install the softwareUsage of the extended cableDisconnectionThe disconnection procedure varies depending on your OS.The drive supports the plug and play (not swap) function of Windows, and can be removed and inserted by performing the following operation.1.Stop the application software that is using the optical disk drive.2.Click the icon ““of the task bar located on your screen’s bottom right side.3.Operate following the message displayed, if any.4.Remove the USB cable.NOTE:Do not remove USB cable when the busy indicator on the drive blinks, or duringcomputer start up.Troubleshooting: Symptoms and SolutionsSpecifications:NOTE: These specifications are provided by the manufacturer for information purposes onlyand do not constitute an extension of Dell's warranty to you. Dell's warranty is contained in the documentation that came with your system.Supported Functions1Write requires appropriate application software.2 CD-I and PhotoCD may require special reader/player software. PhotoCD writing requires Kodak license.3For CPRM and VCPS support, appropriate application software is required.Extended SpecificationsRegulatory:Regulatory InformationDell External USB DVDRW Drive - DW316 (GP61NB60) complies with the FCC/CE rules and abides by worldwide regulatory compliance, engineering, and environmental affairs.Contacting Dell:1. Visit /support2. Select your support category3. Select the appropriate service or support link based on your need.。

2023-2024学年山东普高大联考高二上学期10月联合质量测评英语试题Whether you want a slow pace of life or to surf off white-sand beaches, find your perfect remote getaway in the Indian Ocean.Alphonse, SeychellesThe surrounding pancake-flat atolls (环礁) are a Noah’s Ark for rare wedge-tailed shearwaters, boobies and other astonishing sea life; highlights of the BBC’s Blue Planet series were shot here. Visit to join conservation projects such as ocean clean-ups and turtle-tracking, as much as to drop off the radar. Tourism is such a recent arrival that div e sites are still being mapped out.Zanzibar, TanzaniaIn Zanzibar’s historical capital city, the Stone Town neighbourhood remains a fascinating African-Arabian co mbination, with former Sultans’ palaces in the confusing lanes (小路). Zanzibar is in a sweet spot where resort-level comforts can be found, but they haven’t come at the expense of its charms. Beaches here remain as good as any in the Indian Ocean, but the hotels typically cheaper than Alphonse.Mafia, TanzaniaProbably a mispronunciation of morfiyeh—the Arabic word for group—Mafia is a terrific name for a Tanzanian island that somehow escapes attention. Here Mafia Island Marine Park offers around 320sq miles of diving opportunities just off shore: expect to see healthy coral reefs, wall dives and channels where dugong graze. Humpback whales and hawksbill turtles also call this region home. Havelock, Andaman Islands, IndiaHavelock, the most developed island, is effortlessly beautiful: mi le upon mile of wild beach; barefoot luxury in hotels set within lush jungle; great diving and kayaking through mangrove forests. Havelock’s charm is its authenticity: in villages, families ride in rickshaws, roadside eateries rustle up fish curry and there’s chai at street stalls. By the time you leave you’ll question why you didn’t book for longer.1. What makes Zanzibar stand out as a destination in the Indian Ocean?A．Historical architecture. B．Beautiful beaches.C．Affordable accommodations. D．Confusing lanes.2. What do the Alphonse and Mafia have in common?A．They offer free diving opportunities.B．They are rich in diverse marine life.C．They have environmental initiatives.D．They are popular tourist attractions.3. If you want to taste local specialties, where should you go?A．Zanzibar, Tanzania. B．Alphonse, Seychelles.C．Mafia, Tanzania. D．Havelock, Andaman Islands, India.As I grow up, our shelves were full of cookbooks, each full of my mum’s handwriting. Included in the handwriting were dates when recipes had been cooked, who they’d been cooked for, whether or not they were any good, and any alterations that had to be made (“too salty,” “double the recipe,” “didn’t have this, used that instead”). Where other forms of literature can feel rare, even precious to some, cookbooks permit this kind of writing.Truth be told, cookbooks I often go back to are obvious before you even turn to them—wrinkled paper, spotted and marked. I’ve halved the amount of sugar in a cake recipe from Rukmini Iyers’ The Green Roasting Tin. I’ve added a spicy mix to a carrot salad from Ruby Tandoh’s Flavour. For better or worse, the cookbooks I own are owned by nobody else.If you do this too, and feel guilty about writing through thoroughly tested recipes or messing up beautiful paper, you needn’t. The practice of writing on cookbooks is essential to the experience of reading, and indeed, using them. Often these notes can provide a window into the owner’s life, which is one of the reasons why cookbooks are often handed down within families. In many cases they are the only written records we have from our loved ones. I think that they are telling stories and inviting conversations. Implied in conversation is talking back, exchanging something with the loved ones, and maybe exchanging something with a version of yourself in the future.Sometimes I wonder what I’m buying when I buy cookbooks. Is it inspiration to do something I’ve not done before, or permission to give myself the time to feel addicted to a hobby? My friend Ella sums up her own insight into food writing simply with “writing about food is writing about being alive,” so maybe that’s what I’m buying, and what we all are.4. What can we know about the author’s mom?A．She was a professional cook. B．She collected literature works.C．She often made notes on cookbooks. D．She wrote popular cookbooks.5. What does the author think of the writing in cookbooks?A．It improves life quality. B．It carries future dreams.C．It helps comprehend its writer. D．It makes recipes easy to read.6. Why does the author buy cookbooks?A．To record her life of cooking. B．To meet her hobby.C．To share ideas with friends. D．To gain cooking inspiration.7. What is the best title of the text?A．Why We Need to Buy CookbooksB．How We Adjust Recipes in CookbooksC．Why We Should Be Writing in CookbooksD．How We Pass Down Cookbooks with NotesDo you use the weekends to catch up on sleep? If so, you may want to rethink that. Since the 1990s, scientists have understood that lacking sleep can harm people’s health. The changes it causes can lead to obesity and diabetes. Yet in a recent survey, a little more than one in every three U. S. adults reported sleeping fewer than the recommended seven hours a night.Weekends may seem like a great time to catch up on sleep. Scientists, however, weren’t sure that would work. So Christopher Diner, a sleep physiologist at the University of Colorado and his colleagues decided to test it out.The team looked at three groups of people in their mid-20s. For roughly two weeks, each group followed a set sleep schedule. One group slept about eight hours every night. Another group only got about five hours of shuteye a night. The third group slept some five hours each weeknight, but could sleep whenever and however much they wanted over the weekend.The groups with less sleep snacked more at night, gained more weight, and saw their insulin (胰岛素) sensitivity drop compared to the group getting nine hours a night, said the study. The group that received two days to catch up on sleep saw some small improvements that were lost once they returned to a shorter sleep schedule. People in the study who got too little sleep every night gained weight. So did the weekend sleep-in crowd.“In the end, we didn’t see any benefit in any metabolic (新陈代谢的) outcome in the people who got to sleep in on the weekend,” Chris Depner, an assistant research professor of the study said in a statement. In some cases, insulin sensitivity among members of the group with the weekend to catch up declined more than those who consistently slept five hours a night, said the study.8. Why did Diner and his team conduct the study?A．To assist doctors’ work.B．To finish an assignment.C．To prove their assumption. D．To remove their doubt.9. How did the researchers carry out the test?A．By using a questionnaire. B．By comparing three sleep patterns.C．By tracking one group for two weeks. D．By making cause-and-effect analyses. 10. What do we know about catching up on sleep according to the study?A．It requires further study. B．It makes no difference to health.C．It may lead to a regular sleep pattern. D．It may bring more harm than benefits.11. What may the following paragraph probably focus on?A．Ways of catching up on sleep. B．Benefits of exercise for sleep.C．Suggestions on healthy sleep. D．Disorders from lacking sleep.Comedian Sara Silverman recently joined forces with bestselling writers Christopher Golden and Richard Kadrey against two unlikely opponents: ChatGPT’s creator OpenAI and Meta Platforms. The writers filed a copyright infringement (侵犯) case in early July in which they claim their copyrighted books were used without their permission as part of training dataset for ChatGPT and similar AI models.Here’s a critical point to remember: AIs like ChatGPT don’t parrot books word for word. They generate new content based on patterns learned from the training data. The specific words and sentences formed aren’t direct copies from copyrigh ted books, blurring the lines of traditional infringement. I have a vision there’s a slim chance this case will hold up, but the final call is in the hands of the courts.The cornerstone of human-learning is imitation (模仿). The nature of intelligence—whether biological or artificial rests on the ability to recognize patterns and apply them in innovative ways. AI, such as ChatGPT, operates similarly. It learns from its environment—in this case, the extensive databasets of text—and imitates patterns it finds. That’s how it can compose a strikingly human-like string of text despite having no consciousness or creativity.The current case challenges this understanding, claiming that AI’s method of learning breaks copyright law.Some publishers provide a compensation (补偿) strategy. But there are potential issues with this approach. First, its being in effect might pose enormous, even unovercome challenges. The large scale of data that AI models like ChatGPT take in for training thousands of books, millions of articles, and more makes it impractical to track down every single copyright holder and negotiate terms for use. This could result in high expenses for AI developers, potentially preventing innovation and destroying public models.But here’s an interesting para dox (悖论) to consider: The victory of writers against formal AI service providers may not end the issue. Far from it. The outcome of this unfolding drama could be more than a simple courtroom win or loss; it could fundamentally redefine the boundaries of artificial intelligence and copyright law.12. What may be the result of the case in the author’s view?A．AI may get away with it. B．Writers may gain huge benefit.C．AI’s works may be banned.D．Met a platforms may be closed.13. What is Paragraph 3 mainly about?A．The reliance of AI on humans.B．The application of AI’s imitation.C．The role of AI in human learning.D．The common feature of AI and human brain.14. What will the compensation strategy bring about?A．The ceasing of AI development. B．Lack of sustainable quality data.C．The protests from the publishers. D．Financial burdens for AI developers. 15. What does the author intend to do in the last paragraph?A．To clarify his or her stand. B．To present an example.C．To make some comparison. D．To add background information.When it starts to smell like homeIn casual conversations, government documents, and formal job interviews, there is a simple question: “Where are you from?” 16 I could say I am from Peru—my birthplace, or Mexico where I spent the majority of my childhood, or the United States whose culture is deeply rooted into my life.No matter what answer I choose, a small voice whispers in my head: I am not enough to say I am from Peru, Mexico, or the United States. To be from somewhere carries expectations of understanding, accepting, and reforming “your” culture, “your” home. 17 Like dandelion (蒲公英), dragged by the waves of the wind, broken parts of me are spread across the three countries and in three different times, and further torn apart in many more smaller moments.18 They are “going home” for school breaks. As students who frequently move may also understand, I have never seen my living space as “home”. So, does t his mean I do not have, and will never have a home? Yes or so, I thought. I resigned myself to live with this sense of sadness until very recently.When I was walking through a supermarket, a memorable smell of bread drifted into my nose. Whenever Mom and I would stop by the bakery section of HEB, a Mexican supermarket, she would buy me this cheap sausage bread, the kind where the sausage would fall out of it on the first bite and you’re left eating the buttery, salty bread by itself. 19Sadly, even with this inner feeling, nothing outer has changed. I will always feel a sense of loss in not having a physical home to “go back to”. Yet when a smell catches me off guard with the memories it brings, I am lucky enough to feel like I am “at home” in these brief moments. 20Valentina Dominguez, a 9-year-old Plano, Texas, faced every child’s nightmare when she accidentally ______ her beloved American Girl doll, Beatrice, on a plane in Tokyo. Beatrice wasn’t just any ______ she was, as Valentina ______, her “best friend”.The family’s initial efforts to recover Beatrice proved ______. Without losing hope, they ______ to the airline and also posted about the missing doll on Facebook. The family’s prayers were ______ when James Danen, a First Officer with American Airlines, came across the ______. Having flown to Tokyo frequently since 1993, Danen took it upon himself t o help. He said, “It’s my ______. I like helping people... that’s just what I like doing.”Danen ______ the Lost and Found at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. It took a second attempt, but he was eventually able to ______ the treasured doll. Adding a sprinkle of joy to the journey, Danen ______ Beatrice’s travels, capturing photos of her in various airports and during flights on the way back to Texas.August 21 turned out to be a day of ______ for the Dominguez family. Living only a few miles away, Danen ______ delivered Beatrice to an overjoyed Valentina. The ______ was made even more special with the addition of a large map, ______ the adventurous journey Beatrice had undertaken.21.A．packed B．received C．tore D．left22.A．toy B．present C．classmate D．friend23.A．doubts B．proposes C．describes D．discovers24.A．useful B．fruitless C．innovative D．indefinite25.A．gave in B．reached out C．looked up D．set off26.A．answered B．performed C．recited D．commented 27.A．pilot B．girl C．doll D．post28.A．hobby B．job C．nature D．turn29.A．founded B．surveyed C．managed D．contacted30.A．purchase B．possess C．locate D．label31.A．documented B．canceled C．reserved D．monitored32.A．adventure B．celebration C．learning D．relaxation33.A．personally B．gratefully C．shyly D．frequently34.A．campaign B．participation C．reunion D．transformation 35.A．defining B．admiring C．perceiving D．illustrating阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

清理垃圾.dat（Clean up rubbish,.Dat）In the process of using XP system running speed will be more and more as time goes slowly, some people may think reinstall the system, but after reinstalling, you need to reinstall the software so much, how to improve the speed of XP without installing the system? As long as you take the following nine aspects of operation, I believe your XP will be re run high speed.1, to speed up the shutdownWhen Windows XP is turned off, the system sends messages to the running program and remote server, telling them that the system is shutting down and waiting for a response before the system starts shutting down. To speed up the boot speed, can be set to automatically end task, first find theHKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelDesktop, the AutoEndTasks value is set to 1; then there is a "HungAppTimeout" in the branch, its value to 4000 (or less), the default is 50000; and finally found HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetControl, also set WaitToKillServiceTimeout to 4000 "; through this set off a lot faster than.2, improve broadband speedThe pro version of the Windows XP retains 20% of the bandwidth by default, but this does not work for our individual users. In particular, it is better to make full use of it when it is idle.In start to run, enter gpedit.msc and open the group policyeditor. Find the computer configuration and management, network template to QoS packet scheduler ", select" may retain the bandwidth limit ", select" properties "to open may retain the bandwidth limit properties dialog box, select" enabled ", and from" 20 "to" 0 ", this release of the reserved bandwidth.3, optimize the online neighborhoodWindows XP network neighborhood system in use will search the shared directory and can be used as a network printer and sharing plan task and network related tasks of their own, then show up, so the speed will obviously slow a lot. These functions do not have much use for us, you can delete them. Find the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINEsofewareMicrosoftWindowsCurrent VersionExploreRemoteComputerNameSpace in the registry editor, delete the (printer) and {D6277990-4C6A-11CF8D87-00AA0060F5BF} (plan), restart the computer again, visit the Online neighbors, you will find a lot faster.4, to speed up the start-upTo accelerate the startup speed of Windows XP. You can modify the registry to achieve the purpose, in the registry editor, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlSession ManagerMemory found ManagementPrefetchParameters, find the EnablePrefetcher key on the right, it is the default value of 3 to 1, so the rolling strip rolling time will be reduced;5 、 automatic shutdown stop response programSometimes, XP will prompt you for a program to stop responding.It's annoying. By modifying the registry, we can let it close by itself,在hkey_current_usercontrol PanelDesktop中将字符健值是AutoEndTasks的数值数据更改为1，重新注销或启动即可。

Package‘slim’October14,2022Title Singular Linear Models for Longitudinal DataVersion0.1.1Description Fits singular linear models to longitudinal data.Singular linearmodels are useful when the number,or timing,of longitudinal observationsmay be informative about the observations themselves.They are describedin Farewell(2010)<doi:10.1093/biomet/asp068>,and are extensions of thelinear increments model<doi:10.1111/j.1467-9876.2007.00590.x>to generallongitudinal data.Depends R(>=3.2.0),data.table(>=1.9.6)Imports stats,MASS(>=7.3)Suggests lme4(>=1.1),jmcm(>=0.1.6.0),gee(>=4.13-19),ggplot2(>=2.1.0),testthat(>=1.0.2),knitr,rmarkdownLicense GPL-3LazyData trueRoxygenNote6.0.1VignetteBuilder knitrNeedsCompilation noAuthor Daniel Farewell[aut,cre]Maintainer Daniel Farewell<***************.uk>Repository CRANDate/Publication2017-05-1506:39:33UTCR topics documented:slim-package (2)coef.slim (2)compute_laurent (3)confint.slim (3)dialysis (4)fitted.slim (5)fit_slim (5)12coef.slim list_covariances (6)predict.slim (6)print.slim (7)residuals.slim (8)slim (8)slim.methods (9)summary.slim (10)vcov.slim (10)Index12 slim-package Singular linear models for longitudinal data.DescriptionThe slim packagefits singular linear models to longitudinal data.Singular linear models are useful when the number,or timing,of longitudinal observations may be informative about the observations themselves.They are described in Farewell(2010)<doi:10.1093/biomet/asp068>, and are extensions of the linear increments model of Diggle et al.(2007)<doi:10.1111/j.1467-9876.2007.00590.x>to general longitudinal data.DetailsThe most important function is slim,whose formula interface is similar to that of lm.See Alsoslimcoef.slim Extract Model Coefficients from Singular Linear ModelDescriptionExtract Model Coefficients from Singular Linear ModelUsage##S3method for class slimcoef(object,...)Argumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’....arguments passed to or from other methods.compute_laurent3 Valuea vector of model coefficients.compute_laurent Laurent Expansion of Inverse of Linear Matrix FunctionDescriptionThis function computes thefirst two terms of the Laurent expansion of the inverse of a linear matrix function.Usagecompute_laurent(V,zapsmall=TRUE)ArgumentsV for some integer m>=1,an array of dimension(m,m,2),where V[,,1]is the intercept and V[,,2]is the slope of the linear matrix function.zapsmall logical:should zapsmall be called on the result?Default TRUE.Valuearray of dimension(m,m,2),where W[,,1]corresponds to the exponent-1,and W[,,2]corre-sponds to the exponent0.confint.slim Confidence Intervals for Model Parameters from Singular LinearModelDescriptionConfidence Intervals for Model Parameters from Singular Linear ModelUsage##S3method for class slimconfint(object,parm,level=0.95,empirical=TRUE,...)4dialysisArgumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’.parm a specification of which parameters are to be given confidence intervals,eithera vector of numbers or a vector of names.If missing,all parameters are consid-ered.level the confidence level required.empirical logical indicating if empirical variances of y should be used in estimating stan-dard errors(the default).Empirical standard errors should be used unless co-variances have been well modelled....arguments passed to or from other methods.ValueA matrix(or vector)with columns giving lower and upper confidence limits for each parameter. dialysis Renal Function in Three Groups of Peritoneal Dialysis PatientsDescriptionLongitudinal data on the renal function of116patients observed on up tofive different occasions. UsagedialysisFormatA data.table with116rows and5variables:id patient identifier,a character stringgroup treatment group identifier,a character stringvintage days since starting dialysis,an integermonth month of observation,an integerrenalfn renal function of the patient at that month,numericSourceThis data is derived from the Global Fluid Study.This part of the study was led by Dr James Chess and Prof.Nick Topley.ReferencesLambie,M.,Chess,J.et al.(2013).Independent effects of systemic and peritoneal inflammation on peritoneal dialysis survival.J Am Soc Nephrol,24,2071–80.fitted.slim5 fitted.slim Extract Model Fitted Values from Singular Linear ModelDescriptionExtract Model Fitted Values from Singular Linear ModelUsage##S3method for class slimfitted(object,...)Argumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’....arguments passed to or from other methods.Valuea vector offitted values from the modelfit.fit_slim Fitter Function for Singular Linear ModelsDescriptionThis function computes the limiting solution to the estimating equation sum(x’V^-1(y-x beta))= 0as the covariance V tends from V[,,1]+V[,,2]to V[,,1].Usagefit_slim(x,V,y)Argumentsx list of design matrices,one for each subject,all having the same number of columns.V list of covariance arrays,one for each subject,matching the dimensions of y.y list of response vectors,one for each subject.Valuea list with components coefficients(the limiting solution),residuals,fitted_values,vcov_empiricaland vcov_modelled.6predict.slim list_covariances List Covariance Matrices for Every SubjectDescriptionThis function is generic,and methods exists for character,list,function,and various modelfit classes.Usagelist_covariances(obj,t)##S3method for class characterlist_covariances(obj,t)##S3method for class listlist_covariances(obj,t)##S3method for class functionlist_covariances(obj,t)##S3method for class jmcmModlist_covariances(obj,t)##S3method for class lmerModlist_covariances(obj,t)Argumentsobj an R object of class character,function,or a modelfitt list of vectors of observation times,one for each subjectValuea list containing covariance matrices of appropriate dimensionspredict.slim Model Predictions from Singular Linear ModelDescriptionModel Predictions from Singular Linear Modelprint.slim7Usage##S3method for class slimpredict(object,newdata,...)Argumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’.newdata An optional data frame in which to look for variables with which to predict.If omitted,thefitted values are used....arguments passed to or from other methods.Valuea vector of model predictions.print.slim Print’slim’ObjectsDescription’print’methods for class’slim’and’slim_summary’.’print.slim_summary’differs only in its de-fault value of’empirical’.Usage##S3method for class slimprint(x,empirical=TRUE,digits=max(3,getOption("digits")-3),signif.stars=getOption("show.signif.stars"),...)##S3method for class slim_summaryprint(x,empirical=x$empirical,...)Argumentsx an object of class’slim’or’slim_summary’,as appropriate.empirical logical indicating if empirical variances of y should be used in estimating stan-dard errors(the default).Empirical standard errors should be used unless co-variances have been well modelled.digits minimal number of significant digits,see print.default.signif.stars logical.If TRUE,‘significance stars’are printed for each coefficient....arguments passed to or from other methods.Valuex,invisibly.8slim residuals.slim Extract Model Residuals from Singular Linear ModelDescriptionExtract Model Residuals from Singular Linear ModelUsage##S3method for class slimresiduals(object,...)Argumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’....arguments passed to or from other methods.Valuea vector of model residuals.slim Fit Singular Linear ModelsDescriptionFit a singular linear model to longitudinal data.Usageslim(formula,data,covariance="randomwalk",limit=~1,contrasts=NULL)Argumentsformula a model formula for thefixed effectsdata a’data.table’with two keys,respectively identifying subjects and observation timescovariance an R object for which a’list_covariances’method exists.Options include a character string such as"identity","randomwalk"(the default),"brownian"or"pascal";a list of covariance matrices;a function to be used in’outer’and ap-plied to the observation times;or a’jmcmMod’or’lmerMod’modelfit.limit a one-sided model formula for the(thin)Cholesky factor of the limiting covari-ance matrix(default~1,so the limiting covariance matrix is the matrix of ones) contrasts an optional list.See the’contrasts.arg’argument of’model.matrix.default’.slim.methods9 Valuean object of class’slim’Examplesslim_fit<-slim(renalfn~group+month,dialysis)summary(slim_fit)if(require("lme4")){lmer_fit<-lmer(renalfn~group+month+(1+month|id),dialysis)slim_fit<-slim(renalfn~1+group+month,dialysis,covariance=lmer_fit)summary(slim_fit)summary(slim_fit,empirical=FALSE)}if(require("jmcm")){jmcm_fit<-jmcm(renalfn|id|month~group|1,dialysis,triple=rep(2L,3),cov.method="mcd")slim_fit<-slim(renalfn~group+month,dialysis,covariance=jmcm_fit)summary(slim_fit)summary(slim_fit,empirical=FALSE)}slim.methods Methods for Singular Linear Model FitsDescriptionMethods for Singular Linear Model FitsArgumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’.empirical logical indicating if empirical variances of y should be used in estimating stan-dard errors(the default).Empirical standard errors should be used unless co-variances have been well modelled....arguments passed to or from other methods.10vcov.slim summary.slim Summarizing Singular Linear Model FitsDescription’summary’method for class’slim’.Usage##S3method for class slimsummary(object,empirical=TRUE,...)Argumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’.empirical logical indicating if empirical variances of y should be used in estimating stan-dard errors(the default).Empirical standard errors should be used unless co-variances have been well modelled....arguments passed to or from other methods.Valuean object with class c("slim_summary","slim")and,in addition to the usual’slim’components, coefficient_matrix(the matrix of estimated coefficients,standard errors,z-and p-values)and em-pirical(logical indicating if empirical standard errors have been used)vcov.slim Extract Variance-Covariance Matrix from a’slim’ObjectDescription’vcov’method for class’slim’.Usage##S3method for class slimvcov(object,empirical=TRUE,...)Argumentsobject an object of class’slim’,usually,a result of a call to’slim’.empirical logical indicating if empirical variances of y should be used in estimating stan-dard errors(the default).Empirical standard errors should be used unless co-variances have been well modelled....arguments passed to or from other methods.vcov.slim11Valuea matrix of the estimated covariances between the parameter estimates.Index∗datasetsdialysis,4coef.slim,2compute_laurent,3confint.slim,3dialysis,4fit_slim,5fitted.slim,5list_covariances,6predict.slim,6print.default,7print.slim,7print.slim_summary(print.slim),7 residuals.slim,8slim,2,8slim-package,2slim.methods,9summary.slim,10vcov.slim,1012。

Replacing the Slim SATA Drive on the ProxySG 900OverviewFollow this step-by-step procedure when it is required to replace the slim SATA embedded drive on the ProxySG 900.What You Need•Replacement Slim SATA Embedded Module from Blue Coat•ProxySG 900 applianceBefore You Begin•Power off the ProxySG 900.•Disconnect the Ethernet cable(s) and console cable.•Disconnect the power cord.•Read “Safety Warnings and Cautions” on page 3.Safety Warnings and CautionsCaution: This product is designed to work with power systems having a grounded neutral. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not plug this product into any other type of power system. Contact a qualified electrician if you are not sure what type of power is supplied to your building.•The power button, indicated by the stand-by power marking, DOES NOT completely turn off the system AC power. 5V standby power is active whenever the system is plugged in. To removepower from system, you must unplug the AC power cord from the wall outlet. If your systemuses more than one AC power cord, make sure all AC power cords are unplugged before youopen the chassis, or add or remove any non hot-plug components.•The power supply in this product contains no user-serviceable parts. Do not open the power supply. Hazardous voltage, current, and energy levels are present inside the power supply.Return to manufacturer for servicing.•To avoid risk of electric shock, turn off the appliance and disconnect the power cord, telecommunications systems, networks, and modems attached to the appliance before opening it.•The power cord set included with the appliance meets the requirements for use in the country of purchase. Use the power cord that shipped with the appliance. If this appliance is to be used in another country, purchase an AC power cord set that is approved for use in that country (18 AWG recommended).•The power cord must be rated for the product and for the voltage and current marked on the product's electrical ratings label. The voltage and current rating of the cord should be greaterthan the voltage and current rating marked on the product. In addition, the cross-sectional area of the wires must be a minimum of 1.00mmð or 18AWG or 18AWG, and the length of the cords must be between 1.8m (6 feet) and 3.6m (12 feet).To avoid personal injury or property damage, the following safety instructions apply whenever accessing the inside of the product:•Turn off all peripheral devices connected to this product.•Turn off the system by pressing the power button to off.•Disconnect the AC power by unplugging all AC power cords from the system or wall outlet.•Disconnect all cables and telecommunication lines that are connected to the system.•Retain all screws or other fasteners when removing access cover(s). Upon completion of accessing inside the product, refasten access cover with original screws or fasteners.•Do not access the inside of the power supply. There are no serviceable parts in the power supply. Return to manufacturer for servicing.•Power down the server and disconnect all power cords before adding or replacing any non hot-plug component.•When replacing a hot-plug power supply, unplug the power cord to the power supply being replaced before removing the power supply from the server.•If the server has been running, any installed processor(s) and heat sink(s) may be hot. Unless you are adding or removing a hot-plug component, allow the system to cool before opening the covers. To avoid the possibility of coming into contact with hot component(s) during a hot-plug installation, be careful when removing or installing the hot-plug component(s).•To avoid injury do not contact moving fan blades. 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They can be extremely sensitive to ESD. Hold boards only by their edges. After removing a board from its protective wrapper or from the server, place the board component side up on a grounded, static free surface. Use a conductive foam pad if available but not the board wrapper. Do not slide board over any surface.Procedure1.Unlock the shipping lock before removing the center panel cover.2.Unhinge both latches simultaneously and flip the center panel over.3.Pull up on the latch from the side, slide the rear panel cover backward, and remove it.4.Locate the slim SATA drive in the system.5.Carefully remove the existing slim SATA drive from the system.a.Disconnect the power connector from the motherboard. (Caution: Please make sure topress in on the latch when removing the power connector cable.)b.Slightly and carefully push the blue clip backward and raise up the slim SATA drive.(Caution: Please do not apply too much pressure when pushing the blue clip. 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Theapplicationhasfailed...（应⽤程序配置不正确）在我们开发⼯程中，可能有些情况下，不能在本机进⾏调试。

这个时候我们⼀般会使⽤VM（vmware)建⽴⼀个虚拟机环境，然后把编译过的程序放在该虚拟机环境下执⾏调试。

可是在某些情况下，不管我们编译的是debug还是release版本，在虚拟机环境中都会报“由于应⽤程序配置不正确，应⽤程序未能启动。

重新安装应⽤程序可能会纠正这个问题。

”（The application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect.Please see the application event log or use the command-line sxstrace.exe for more detail.）这样的错误。

转载请标明出处。

以前我遇到这样的问题，⼀般会认为是⼏个CRT库没有拷贝到虚拟机环境。

可是这个⽅法对我所遇到的场景不奏效，于是我⼜在虚拟机中装上了我程序的开发环境VS2005。

可是在真实机中⽣成的⽂件依然不能在虚拟机中运⾏，仍然报以上的错误。

其实微软在其⽹站上提供了⼀种解决⽅案，也⾮常简单。

原⽂地址我找不到了，我只针对我的VS2005做了⼀个解决⽅案以作事例。

1 建⽴⼀个安装程序⼯程。

2 ⼯程⽂件中加⼊Merge Module3 从系统盘:\Program Files\Common Files\Merge Modules选择加⼊需要的⽂件因为我的IDE环境是xp(32bit)+VS2005，所以我选择了以下⽂件（是我环境中所有的VC80+x86的⽂件，可能不同环境这些⽂件个数不同）policy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_OpenMP_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_MFCLOC_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_MFC_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_DebugOpenMP_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_DebugMFC_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_DebugCRT_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_CRT_x86.msmpolicy_8_0_Microsoft_VC80_ATL_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_OpenMP_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_MFCLOC_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_MFC_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_DebugOpenMP_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_DebugMFC_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_DebugCRT_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_CRT_x86.msmMicrosoft_VC80_ATL_x86.msm4 ⽣成debug和release版⽂件5 在虚拟机中安装上步⽣成的⽂件经过以上步骤，我们编的debug和release版程序便可在虚拟机⾥正常运⾏了。

Data Sheet Fujitsu Notebook LIFEBOOK U7412Fujitsu recommends Windows 11Pro.Data SheetFujitsu Notebook LIFEBOOK U7412The FujitsuLIFEBOOK U7412is amodern slim&light notebookforbusiness professionals seeking optimum mobility forbusiness tripsandergonomicsin theoffice.Basedon the12th generation I n t e l ®Core ™processor,a14-inch screen,light weight of 1.18kg and an all-daybatteryruntime enablesit to provide excellent mobility and portability.Elegant design and great mobilityMaximize your productivity with premiumnotebooksproviding ultimateconvenience ■Thanks tothe completemagnesium housing,the weight of the remarkably slim18.9mmultra-mobile notebookstarts at1.18kg■The I n t e l ®Evo ™v P r o ®platform offersagreat thin-and-light notebook experience■EnjoytheI n t e l ®I r i s ®XeGraphicswith an FHD orHD display■The outdoor-friendly anti-glare,FHD touch panelcomeswith anarrowbezel design in awarm silver coloredchassis Excellent securityEnhance your securitywith outstandingfeatures to best protect yournotebookand companydata ■Integrated PalmSecure ™or fingerprint sensor■infrared Camera:Allowsfacerecognition withWindows Hello ■ePrivacy F i lter :Keepsafe fromprying eyes■Built-in Privacy Camera Shutter:Protecting your privacy ■SMartCard readerPremium connectivityStay flexibleand productive within amodern workplace environment ■Compactandversatile I n t e l ®Thunderbolt ™4USBType-Cconnectorto charge your laptop, transferfilesatfastedspeeds,connectexternal monitors andother peripherals■Fullset ofinterfaceswith full-size LAN connectorandHDMI ■Embedded 5G/LTEUltra-Mobile Meets UltraSecureConvenient upgradeabilityDirect access tokeycomponentsreducesupgradetimeand costs ■Battery,memoryandinternal storage canbe changedeasilyFamilyconceptReduce youracquisition costaswellasthecomplexity ofyourITequipment■Family port replicator forthe wholeLIFEBOOK E5andU7Seriesensures ultimateflexibility and shared workplace concepts■Shared componentssuch astheUSBType-Cport replicator,USBType-CAC Adapter,BIOS andBit Image across the ultra-mobile LIFEBOOK U7familyComponentsBaseunit LIFEBOOKU7412Operating systemsOperating system pre-installed Windows11 P r o.FujitsurecommendsWindows11Proforbusiness. Windows 11 HomeWindows10 P r o.FujitsurecommendsWindows11Proforbusiness.Microsoft OS support information Aftertheendoftheproduct lifeFujitsuwill continue totestand support allupcoming Windows releases foraperiod ofmaximum5years,depending on theavailable extensionof hardwareservicesthrough FujitsuWarranty topups.Fordetailspleasesee“Fujitsu Service StatementforWindows General Availability Channel”athttps:///IndexProdSupport.asp?lng=com&OpenTab=Operating system notes TheuseofWindows Operating Systemissubjectto acceptanceof theEndUserLicense Agreement ofMicrosoft as applicable under the relevantMicrosoft program.Processor I n t e l®Core™i7-1270P processor(12C,upto4.8GHz)I n t e l®Core™i7-1255Uprocessor(10C,up to4.7GHz)*I n t e l®Core™i5-1250Pprocessor(12C,up to4.4GHz)I n t e l®Core™i5-1245Uprocessor (10C,up to4.4GHz)I n t e l®Core™i5-1240Pprocessor(12C,upto4.4GHz)*I n t e l®Core™i5-1235U processor(10C,upto4.4GHz)*I n t e l®Core™i3-1215U processor(upto4.4GHz)**Processor only forr etai l,SMB,educationand governmentMemorymodules4GB(1module(s)4GB)DDR4, 3,200MT/s,SO DIMM8GB(1module(s)8GB)DDR4, 3,200MT/s,SO DIMM16GB(1module(s)16GB)DDR4, 3,200MT/s,SO DIMM32GB(1module(s)32GB)DDR4, 3,200MT/s,SO DIMMHarddiskdrives(internal)PCIe-SSD,512 GBM.2NVMe module,SEDPCIe-SSD,256 GBM.2NVMe module,SEDPCIe-SSD,2T BM.2NVMemodule,SEDPCIe-SSD,1T BM.2NVMe module,SEDHard disknotes Accessiblecapacity mayv ar y,also depending on usedsoftware.Interfaceaddoncards/components(optional)5GLTE FibocomFM350-GL(5GSub-6/cat.19)(Downlink speed5G-3740 MB/s,4G-1600 MB/s,Uplink speed5G-835MB/s, 4G -211MB/s)Display35.6cm(14.0-inch),IPS,FHD,1,920x1,080pixel,Anti-glare multi-touch,300c d/m²(Touch),700:1(Touch)35.6cm(14.0-inch),HD,1,366x768pixel,Anti-glaredisplay,220c d/m²(HD),500:1(HD)35.6cm(14.0-inch),FHD,1,920x1,080pixel,Anti-glareIPS display,400c d/m²(FHD),800:1(FHD)35.6cm(14.0-inch),FHD,1,920x1,080pixel,Anti-glareePrivacyFilter,400c d/m²(eP F),1000:1(ePF) MultimediaCamera Built-in webcam(HD)with StatusBuilt-in Infraredwebcam(HD)with StatusLEDLEDCamera notes720p,1 megapixels,1280 x720,with Privacy CameraShutterMicrophone dualdigital arraymicrophoneBase unitBaseunit LIFEBOOK U7412General system informationChipset IntegratedSupportedcapacity RAM(min.)4GBSupportedcapacity RAM(max.)64GBMemoryslots2SO DIMM(DDR4,3200MHz)Memorynotes DualchannelsupportLAN10/100/1,000MBit/s I n t e l®I219LMIntegrated WLAN IntelWiFi6EAX211-WLAN,B T,SRD cat.2BIOS version UEFI Specification2.8BIOS features InsydeH2OBIOSAudio type OnboardAudio codec Realtek ALC257Audio features2x built-in speakers(2Weach),Stereo audioMIL-STD tested Y e s,selectedMIL-STD-810H tests passed.MIL-STD-810H testresults arenot aguaranteeof futureperformance under identified testconditions.Accidental damage is not coveredunder standardinternational limited warranty.Color WarmSilverMaterial MagnesiumGraphicsBaseunit LIFEBOOK U7412Graphicsbrand name I n t e l®UHD Graphics(with Single channelmemory),I n t e l®I r i s®XeGraphics(withDualchannelmemory) Graphicsnotes Sharedmemorydepending on mainmemorysize andoperating systemInterfacesAudio:line-in/line-out1Internal microphones2xdigital arraymicrophones(optional)USB3.2Gen1(5Gbps)total2xType-A(1with Anytime USBchargefunctionality)USB4.0Gen3(20Gbps) total2xType-C I n t e l® Thunderbolt™4(40Gbps),PowerDelivery (15W),DPoutHDMI1*************************************Ethernet(RJ-45)1(withstatusLED)Memorycardslots1microSD 3.0StandardmicroSD card:2GBmicroSDHC card:32GBmicroSDXC card:2TBSpeedClass:upto UHS-I(104MB/s)SmartCard slot1(optional)SIM cardslot 1 (Nano-SIM,only formodelswith configuration WWAN readyorwith4G/5GL T Emodules)eSIM card eSIM integrated in4G/5GL T Emodules-Dual SIM(DSSA)supportedDocking connectorforPortReplicator1-PRModel:NPR50Kensington Locksupport1-Recommendation:Kensington’s Micro Security SaverPort Replicatorinterfaces(optional)USBType-C PR Thunderbolt™4PR Mechanical PRModel:NPR50DC-in1(19V/90Wrequired)1(20V/170W required)1(19V/90Wrequired) Poweron switch111Audio:line-in/line-out------1Audio:comments1Combojackforheadsetusage1Combojackforheadsetusage Combo-PortData Sheet Fujitsu Notebook LIFEBOOK U7412Fujitsu recommends Windows11Pro. Port Replicatorinterfaces(optional)USB3.2Gen1(5Gbps)total------4xType-A2xType-CDisplayPort1xV1.22xV1.4++2(upto2x3840x216060Hz) VGA1---1(upto1920x12006Hz)HDMI text1V2.0b1(upto4096x216060Hz)Interface Notes3xType-A-5V/0.9A,4.5W1xType-C-15W1xType-C-Upto 60W(PDv2.0-1.1)poweroutputtoclientor4.5Winput 2xType-A-5V/0.9A,4.5W1xType-A-5V/2.4A,12W2xType-C-5V,1.5A/4.5W chargingport1xType-C-T B T4upto60W(PDv2.0-1.1),5-20V/3.0Aupstream(P C),IntelAMT support (vPRO)1xType-C-T B T4upto15W(PDv2.0-1.1),5V/3.0Adownstream,poweroutputtoclientTheshown up to resolutions aremaximumvalueseachport andwillbe different depending on Multi-Displaycombinations.Kensington Locksupport no11(lockPortreponly)Ethernet(RJ-45)11(10/100/1000Mbit/s,2,5Gbps)1Notes Number ofsimultaneous useddisplays andits possibleresolutionsand frequencies dependon mobile system anddisplay interface type.Pleaseconsult alwaysalso themanualofthe connectedclient.1RJ45(10/100/1000)Keyboardandpointing devicesSpill-resistant keyboard,Available with standardkeyboardor backlit keyboardNumber ofkeyboardkeys:85,Keyboardpitch:19 m m,Keyboardstroke:1.7mmMulti gesture touchpad with two mouse buttonsWireless technologiesAntennas 2 Dual bandWLAN antennas,2+2L T EantennasoptionalBluetooth v5.2Integrated WLAN IntelWiFi6EAX211-WLAN,B T,SRD cat.2WLANencryption WP A/WP A2/WP A3(Wi-F i ProtectedAccess)WLANnotes WiFi6Eis supportedbyWindows11OS only-Windows10 OS supportsWiFi6only.#Import and usage accordingto country-specific regulations.Integrated L T Eor UMTS(5G)L T EFibocomFM350-GL(Sub-6/cat.19)-eSIM integrated-UMTS,LTE,5GLT E/U MT S/G P S notes OptionalNFC NoGPS Embeddedin4G/5Gmoduleif configured withWWANPowersupplyACAdapter20V/65W(3.25A),100V-240V,50Hz-60H z,3-pin(grounded)Type-C AC-Adapter slim&lightACAdapter20V/65W(3.25A),100V-240V,50Hz-60H z,3-pin(grounded)Type-C AC-Adapter standard1st batteryoptions Li-Ionbattery4-cell,3,915mAh,60Wh1stbattery Lithiumpolymerbattery4-cell,60Wh,3915mAhBattery features QuickCharge:80%in 1hRuntime1st battery tbcNoise emissionNoise emission Pleaser efertotheEcoDeclarationDimensions/Weight/EnvironmentalDimensions(W xD xH)322x211x18.9mm12.68x8.31x0.74inchWeight starting from1.18kgWeight(lbs)starting from2.60lbsWeight notes Weight mayvarydepending on actualconfigurationOperating ambient temperature5-35°C(41-95°F)Operating relative humidity20-80%ComplianceModel7U14A3Germany GS(planned)Europe CECBUSA/Canada FCC(dependingon configuration)(planned)Global TCOCertified9.0Russia EACinprogressChina CCC(planned)Compliancelink https:///sites/certificatesAdditional SoftwareAdditional software(preinstalled)Fujitsu Plugfree Network(network managementutility)Fujitsu Anytime USB Charge UtilityFujitsu Battery UtilityFujitsu FunctionManagerFujitsu DeskUpdate(driver andutility tool)Additional software(notes)Useof additional softwareis subjectto proactive acceptanceofthe respective EndUserLicenseAgreementas applicable forthe relevant softwarewhether preinstalled oroptional.This also appliesforanyavailable patches thereof.ManageabilityManageability technology I n t e l®vPro™technology/iAMT(dependingonprocessor) PXEBoot codeWake-on-LANManageability software DeskViewClientDeskViewInstant BIOS ManagementSupportedstandards WMI(Windows ManagementInstrumentation)PXE(Preboot ExecutionEnvironment)DMI(DesktopManagementInterface)SMBIOS(SystemManagementBIOS) CIM(CommonInformation Model)BootP(made4you)Manageability link /fts/manageabilitySecurityPhysical Security Kensington LocksupportSystemandBIOS Security Userand supervisor BIOS passwordUserSecurity Accessprotectionvia internal SmartCard reader(optional) Embedded fingerprint sensor(optional)Embedded P al m S ecur e®sensor(optional) Hard diskpasswordSecurityNotes Thesecurity features included in theproduct alonecannot protectfromanyand allintrusion attemptsandcyberattacks.Foran adequate overalllevelof ITsecurity,further ITsecurity measures(e.g.supplementaryvirusscannersettings,firewall,access rights management,encryption etc.)must be adoptedindependentlyof theavailable systemconfiguration options. HencetheoverallITsecurity fortheproductis within the soleresponsibility of therespective user/administrator ofthe product.WarrantyWarranty period 3 years Next Business DayWarranty type Onsite Service within metro areasWarrantyT er m s&Conditions Warranty Information –Client Computing Devices : Fujitsu AustraliaDigitalbug fixes Subject to availability and following their generic release forthe product,bug fixes and function-preservingpatches forproduct-related software(firmware)canbe downloaded fromthe technical support a t:https:///freeof chargeby entering therespective product serial number.Forapplicationsoftwaresuppliedtogether with the product,pleasedirectlyr efertothe support websites of therespectivesoftwaremanufacturer.ProductSupport Services-theperfectextensionRecommendedService9x5,Onsite ResponseT i m e:Next BusinessDayWarrantySparePartsavailability5yearsafterendofproduct lifeService Weblink /emeia/products/product-support-services/Recommended AccessoriesThunderbolt™4Port Replicator FirstThunderbolt™Port Replicatoron the marketproviding enhancedsecurity and fullsupport ofI n t e l®AMT(vPro®).Theuniversalport caneasily connectalmosteverything with asingle cable andhigh speed-datatransfer.This smart workspace solutionkeepsyour deskcleanandtidy.Port ReplicatorforLIFEBOOK U7x12,E5x12,U7411andU7511Flexibility,expandability,desktop replacement,investment protection–to name justafewbenefitsof Fujitsu’s docking options.USBType-C Port Replicator2Connecttoyour peripherals.Adapt tothetaskon demand.Theuniversal USBType-C interface supports you to get your peripheral devices connectedeasily.MultiplyyourUSBportstoconnectyourperipheralsas wellasyourexternal display via HDMI,DisplayPort orVGA.Youalso canchargeyour external USBdeviceswithouttheneedofanyadditional charger.Battery4cell60Wh The4cell60Whbatteryrequires avoltage of 14.4Vandhasacapacityof 4170mAh.Theweight ofthebatteryis342 gms andtherecharge timeof thecellis60minutesfora80%charge and150minutesforacomplete 100%charge.CONTACTFujitsuProduct TeamFujitsu Product Portfolio Website:Fujitsu products,solutions &services In addition toFujitsuNotebookLIFEBOOK U7412,Fujitsuprovides arange ofplatform solutions.They combine reliable Fujitsu productswith thebest in services,know-how,andworldwide partnerships.Fujitsu PortfolioBuilding on industrystandards,Fujitsu offers afullportfolio of IThardwareand software products,services,solutions,andcloud offerings,ranging from clients to data centersolutions,and includes thebroad stackof Business Solutions,aswellasthefullstack of Cloud offering.This allowscustomers t o leverage alternative sourcing and delivery models t o increase th ei rbusiness agilityan d t o improve th ei r I T operation’s puting Products/global/products/computing/Softwarehttps:// /au/support/client-com puting-devices/notebooks/More informationLearnmoreabout FujitsuNotebook LIFEBOOK U7412,pleasecontact your Fujitsusales representative or Fujitsu Business partner,or visit ourwebsite.https:///au/products /computing/pc/notebooks/Fujitsu green policy innovation Fujitsu Green Policy Innovation is our worldwideproject forreducingburdens on theenvironment.Using our global know-h ow ,weaimto contribute tothecreationofasustainable environment forfuture generations through IT.Pleasefind further informationatSustainable Manufacturing -Fujitsu Uvance : Fujitsu AustraliaCopyrightsAllrights reserved,including intellectual propertyrights.Changes totechnical data reserved.Deliveryis subject to availability. 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Compatible with a wider range of SATA-based desktop and notebook systems, HyperX FURY features a synchronous NAND BOM that makes it a consistently high-performing SSD ideal for system integrators, entry-level gamers and enthusiasts.Available in 120GB–480GB capacities 2, HyperX FURY comes in a slim, 7mm SSD form factor to fit in most standard 2.5" notebook storage slots. It’s a minimal investment for premium components that maximise your existing system with less disruption than buying a new system. Simply swap your old hard drive for an enhanced gaming or computing experience.As part of HyperX’s entry-level line of products, HyperX FURY complements entry-level HyperX memory for a one-brand solution and consistent HyperX branding for system integrators. Now gamers, enthusiasts and integrators have a reliable, entry-level SSD option.HyperX FURY SSD is cooler and quieter than a traditional hard drive, making it the ideal replacement. 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IOMETER random 4k random read/write is based on 8GB partition.2 Some of the listed capacity on a Flash storage device is used for formatting and other functions and is thus not available for data storage. As such, the actual available capacity for data storage is less than what is listed on the products. For more information, go to Kingston’s Flash Memory Guide at /flashguide.3 Total Bytes Written (TBW) is derived from the JEDEC Client Workload (JESD219A).4 Drives Writes Per Day (DWPD).HyperX FURY SSDFEATURES/BENEFITS>Driven by a Seagate SandForce Controller — Featuring a proven SandForce® controller with SATA Rev 3.0 (6Gb/s) performance, HyperX FURY SSD will keep you in the game. >High-performance entry-level SSD — With read/writespeeds of 500/500 MB/s, this SSD enables faster map and level load times with increased frames per second. 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It’s ideal for slimmer notebooks or custom builds with limited space available.>Multiple capacities — To suit your exact needs, HyperX FURY SSD comes in capacities of up to 480GB and can work as a boot drive or a true hard drive replacement.SPECIFICATIONS>Form factor 2.5">Interface SATA Rev. 3.0 (6Gb/s) with backwards compatibility to SATA Rev. 2.0>Capacities 2 120GB, 240GB, 480GB >Baseline performance 1Compressible data transfer (ATTO)all capacities: 500MB/s read and 500MB/s writeIncompressible data transfer (AS-SSD and CrystalDiskMark) 120GB — 420MB/s read and 120MB/s write 240GB — 470MB/s read and 220MB/s write 480GB — 450MB/s read and 208MB/s write IOMETER maximum 4k read/write120GB — up to 84,000/ up to 52,000 IOPS 240GB — up to 84,000/ up to 41,000 IOPS 480GB — up to 73,000/ up to 28,000 IOPSRandom 4k read/write 120GB — up to 11,500/ up to 52,000 IOPS 240GB — up to 22,000/ up to 41,000 IOPS 480GB — up to 30,000/ up to 41,000 IOPS PCMark® Vantage HDD Suite score 120GB — 60,000 240GB — 60,000 480GB — 57,000 PCMark® 8 storage bandwidth 120GB — 140 MB/s 240GB — 180 MB/s 480GB — 200 MB/s>Power Consumption 0.31 W idle / 0.35 W avg / 1.65 W (MAX) read / 2.76 W (MAX) write>Storage temperature -40°C~85°C >Operating temperature 0°C~70°C >Dimensions 69.8mm x 100.1mm x 7mm >Weight 90.03g>Vibration operating 2.17G Peak (7–800Hz)>Vibration non-operating 20G Peak (10–2000Hz) >Life expectancy 1 million hours MTBF>Warranty/support three-year warranty with free technical support >Total Bytes Written (TBW)3 120GB: 354TB 2.75 DWPD 4 240GB: 641TB 2.5 DWPD 4 480GB: 750TB 1.45 DWPD 4PART NUMBERS SHFS37A/120G SHFS37A/240G SHFS37A/480G。