r700m120.exe ThinkPad 700 Reference Disk (v1.20) (zipped image)
r700c120.exe ThinkPad 700C Reference Disk (v1.20) (zipped image)
dg720120.exe ThinkPad 700,700C,720,720C Diagnostic Disk (v1.2) (zipped image)
700c120.exe Video Driver 256 Color (v1.20) For Win3.1: ThinkPad 700C,720C
700propm.exe Video Display Control OS/2: ThinkPad 700C,720C
700 Planar, Front
700 Planar, Rear
Video Card
Keyboard Control Card
Voltage Convertor
Status Indicators
9552 IDE Controller Kit
ThinkPad 700 Planar Front

1 External Input Device Connector
2 System-Expansion Connector (240-pin)
3 Parallel Connector
4 Serial Connector
5 Diskette Drive Connector
6 Password-override connector |
7 Base Memory Card Interface
8 Video Card Interface
9 Backup Battery Connector
10 Processor Card Interface
11 Hard Disk Drive Connector |
ThinkPad 700 Planar Rear

12 Speaker Connector
13 Voltage Converter Interface |
14 System Status Indicator Connector
15 Keyboard Control Card Interface |
The ThinkPad 720 and 720C systems have a IBM 486SLC2 50/25MHz microprocessor
and a math coprocessor socket for an optional Intel 80387SL processor.
Optional IC DRAM cards of 2MB, 4MB or 8MB are available. An optional
240MB HDD is also available to contain large operating systems and application
requiring a large storage space.
700 Series Video Card
1 External
Display Connector
2 LCD
Connector
3 System
Board Connector
4 Communication
Adapter Connector
Keyboard Control Card

1 Pointing Stick Connector
2 System Board Interface |
3 Keyboard Connector
4 Keyboard Connector |
Voltage Convertor

1 Power Jack
2 Battery Pack Interface
3 System Board Interface |
4 Standby Battery Connector
5 Suspend/Resume Switch |
Test 700 Voltage Convertor
Test 720 Voltage Convertor
System Status Indicators
INTEGRATED POINTING DEVICE
TRACKPOINT II: The 720 and 720C has a TrackPoint
II built into the keyboard. It works like the mouse and allows
the user to point and select icons on the screen under control of the application.
It consists of a device that stands between the "G" and "H" keys, accompanied
by two "Click-Buttons", which are positioned below the space-bar.
The device reacts to pressure from the finger-tip and the left button is
used for selecting or dragging items on the screen. The right button simulates
the Enter key in some applications.
DISPLAY (MONOCHROME): A 9.5-inch
diagonal LCD, Supertwisted Neumatic (STN) 640 x 480 pels, Video Graphics
Array (VGA) resolution, cold florescent sidelighted display with an 18
to 1 contrast ratio. Depending on the application, up to 64 grey scales
can be addressed. It displays black characters on a white background and
it may be reversed to a white on black mode by a simple switch operation.
DISPLAY (COLOR): A 10.4-inch
diagonal color LCD, thin film transistor (TFT) 640 x 480 pels, Video Graphics
Array (VGA) resolution, cold fluorescent sidelighted display with a 100
to 1 (minimum) contrast ratio. Depending on the application,
256 colors are available simultaneously out of a palette of 4,096 colors
in VGA mode (640 x 480). There are over 921,000 thin film transistors
used in its construction, and with advanced manufacturing techniques a
defect rate of less than .00002 can be maintained. This quality state
of the art VGA screen provides clear, bright, vibrant colors approaching
cathode-ray-tube technology.
NIMH BATTERY PACK:
o Rechargeable battery pack for 4 to 8 hours (monochrome)
or 2.4 to 4.8 hours (color) of use, depending on operating, environmental
and application characteristics. When on AC power, an idle or operating
system unit can charge the battery in approximately 1.5 hours (monochrome/color).
The system internal quick charge takes approximately 1.4 hours (monochrome/color)
during Suspend and power-off with AC adapter connected.
o The battery pack is an internal power source to the computer
when the AC adapter is not available. The battery pack is rechargeable
and is charged using the AC adapter or the ThinkPad Quick Charger, which
can charge two battery packs simultaneously.
With a fully charged battery pack, the user can
operate the computer up to 8 hours (monochrome) or 4.8 hours (color) depending
on the application and the configuration usage. PC Cards that do
not support the power management function may cause the shorter battery
operation hours.
In summary, the battery operation hours and charging hours are:
Function | Mono | Color |
Power off/Suspend charging | 1.4 hours | 1.4 hours |
Charging during operation | 1.5 hours | 1.5 hours |
Quick charging | 1.4 hours | 1.4 hours |
Suspend Life (Full) (8) | 48 hours | 36 hours |
Suspend Life (Partial) (8) | 6.0 hours | 6.0 hours |
Battery Operation (Range) (9) | 4.0 - 8.0 hours | 2.4 - 4.8 hours |
Notes:
(8) Full battery.
(9) Power management and application dependent.
NIMH BATTERY PACK WITH POWER STATUS INDICATORS:
A rechargeable battery pack with five power status LED indicators and one
push button located on the front bezel of a battery pack. These five
LEDs show how much the battery power remains when the user is pushing the
button. In full-charged state, all five LEDs are lit. One LED
means about 20% of battery power. The battery operation hours and
charging times are the same as those of the standard NiMH battery pack.
QUICK CHARGER: The quick charger
has two slots to charge two battery packs simultaneously. Charging
begins on the first battery pack installed, then after it is completely
charged, the other installed battery pack is charged. A REFRESH BUTTON
is provided for each
battery pack slot to DISCHARGE the battery packs before charging them.
There are identifiers and indicators that tell the charging status for
each battery pack installed.
IBM THINKPAD PORT REPLICATOR
The ThinkPad Port Replicator can be attached to the ThinkPad 700 and
700C systems and the ThinkPad 720 and 720C systems. The Port Replicator
is designed to provide a convenient way to
detach/re-attach all attached peripherals, for example, a printer,
when the "portable" computer is taken from one location to the other. Installation
of the port replicator is simply snapping onto the
system expansion connector. No additional features are required
for use. The Port Replicator extends the bus signals of the system
expansion connector to a keyboard/numeric keypad, a mouse, an external
display, a parallel and serial (9-pin) connectors. The system AC adapter
can be put in the plug guide. Thus, the peripherals stay plugged
into the Port Replicator that remains on the
desk. Removal procedure is simply done by using opening levers.
A wire or chain can be used to secure the port replicator on the desk.
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