16"
Init guide
1. Webcam
2. IR Cam
3. Microphone
4. Power button
5. Keyboard
6. Caps Lock
7. Touchpad
8. Vent hole
9. Speakers
10. USB-C Thunderbolt 4
11. USB 3.1
12. HDMI 2.0
13. DC Adapter
14. Kensington lock
15. USB-C with Display port
16.
USB 3.1
17. MicroSD reader
18. Jack 2 en 1 (input/output)
19. Touchpad sensor
KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS
SHORTCUTS | FUNCTION |
Fn + F1 |
Suspend |
Fn + F2 | SUPER key swich |
Fn + F3 | Switch image output |
Fn + F4 | Airplane mode swich |
Fn + F5 | Work mode Silence / Balanced |
Fn + F6 | Keyboard brightness down |
Fn + F7 | Keyboard brightness up |
Fn + F8 | Silent |
Fn + F9 | Volume down |
Fn + F10 | Volume up |
Fn + F11 | Brightness down |
Fn + F12 | Brightness up |
BATTERY
STATUS INDICATOR | CHARGE STATUS |
White solid LED | Battery charging |
White blinking LED | Low battery |
LED off | Fully charged |
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BATTERY CARE
Set limits on charging cycles:Try not to discharge the battery from 100% to 0% directly; instead, aim to use the battery within an intermediate range between both extremes, as it experiences less stress (20-80%). Try to keep it above 20%.
It is also recommended to connect the device to power only when charging and not to leave it always connected.
Do not interrupt charging cycles:
Avoid constantly connecting and disconnecting the adapter every few minutes. Once the charging cycle is established, it's best not to interrupt it, thereby reducing battery degradation.
For more information on this topic, please check our blog: Tips: Battery Care
MOTHERBOARD SECURITY
RECOMMENDATIONS
It's recommended not to use your device when temperature is over 35 degrees.
Try to keep vent holes clean and unobstructed.
Use appropriated protection to carry the computer, avoid crushings and try not to place objects such as the charger over or under it.
ANOTATIONS
Keep power button pressed for 1 or two seconds to turn on your laptop.
In some OS as Ubuntu, touchpad can be configured by zones, allowing you to enable right click or even central-click.
With our app Slimbook Service (at Linux) and natively in Windows, touchpad can be activated/deactivated by double tapping the sensor, which is situated at the top left corner of the touchpad.
To access the BIOS/UEFI: Press the F2 key repeatedly after turning on the computer.
To access the "Boot menu": Press the F7 key repeatedly after turning on the computer.