ATLAS 11.6" FHD CELERON L600 LAPTOP

Safety & Warnings

• This product is suitable for use in non-tropical areas below 2,000 metres.
• Ensure the notebook is not dropped or strongly impacted.
• Do not use the appliance for long periods in any environment where the air is too cold or too hot (>45°C), too humid or too dusty. Do not expose it to direct sunlight.
• Avoid using the unit in strong magnetic or static environments as much as possible.
• If any water or other liquid splashes onto the notebook, close it immediately, remove it from power and do not use it until it is completely dry.
• Do not clean the notebook with any chemical detergents or other liquids to avoid causing damage to the product. If cleaning is necessary, clean it with a dry, soft cloth or paper towel.
• Backup your important material regularly to avoid accidental data loss.
• Do not attempt to modify or disassemble the notebook.
• Replacing the battery with the incorrect type may cause an explosion. Make sure to use original batteries only.

Components

The following items are included with your Kogan Atlas 11.6" FHD Celeron L600 Laptop:

• Laptop: Atlas 11.6" FHD Celeron L600 Laptop
• Power Adapter: For charging the device.
• User Guide: This document.
• Warranty Card: Contains important warranty information.

Image shows the laptop, power adapter, user guide, and warranty card.

Overview

Top View

• 1. Camera: Built-in camera for photos, videos, and video chats.
• 2. Display: High-definition LCD display panel.
• 3. Microphones: Built-in twin microphones for voice memos and calls.
• 4. Indicator lights: Show power status, Caps Lock, and Num Lock.
• 5. Power button: Turns the laptop on/off, or enters/wakes from sleep mode. Holding it down shuts down the device if unresponsive.
• 6. Keyboard: QWERTY keyboard with Windows key and function options. Use 'Fn' key for special functions (e.g., Fn + F5 to mute audio).
• 7. Trackpad: Touchpad for onscreen navigation and gestures, functions as a built-in mouse.
• 8. Left/right trackpad buttons: Function like traditional mouse buttons.

Image displays the top view of the laptop with numbered callouts for camera, display, microphones, indicator lights, power button, keyboard, trackpad, and trackpad buttons.

Side and Bottom Views

• 9. SSD expansion slot: For expandable storage, fits M.2 2280 SSD (22mm x 80mm).
• 10. Speakers: Two built-in speakers for stereo audio output.
• 11. Charge indicator light: Lights red when the charger is in use.
• 12. Power input port: DC charging port for the 12V/2A power supply.
• 13. USB 3.0 input: For USB 3.0 devices (also supports USB 2.0 and below).
• 14. Mini HDMI output: For connecting to a TV or external monitor (cable not supplied).
• 15. microSD card slot: Card reader for microSD cards.
• 16. 3.5mm audio out: Headphone/speaker output port.
• 17. USB 2.0 input: For USB 2.0 devices (not compatible with USB 3.0 or above).

Images display the bottom view of the laptop showing the SSD expansion slot and speakers. Side views show the charge indicator light, power input port, USB 3.0, Mini HDMI, microSD card slot, 3.5mm audio out, and USB 2.0 ports.

Getting Started

1. Connecting the Power Supply

a. Plug the power adapter into a suitable power outlet.

b. Insert the adapter into the laptop's power input port. The indicator light will show if power is being received.

When connected, the laptop will automatically begin to charge. Ensure the battery has been charged for at least 3 hours before using without a power supply for the first time.

Image shows the power input port on the side of the laptop, indicated by an arrow.

2. Power on the Laptop

a. Lift to open the display panel.

b. Press the power button.

Image 1 shows the laptop being opened. Image 2 shows the power button location on the keyboard.

Using Windows 10

1. Windows 10 Start Screen

The start screen displays desktop icons as shortcuts to applications. Click icons to open them. A Microsoft account login may be required for full compatibility with some programs. The Windows icon in the lower-left corner opens the Start Menu.

• User icon: Allows changing account settings, locking the notebook, or signing out.
• Documents: Opens the Documents folder within 'This PC'.
• Pictures: Opens the Pictures folder within 'This PC'.
• Settings: Opens the Windows Settings app for managing apps, devices, time, language, and account information.
• Power: Allows Sleep, Shut down, or Restart options.

Image shows the Windows 10 start screen with various application icons and a description of key icons like User, Documents, Pictures, Settings, and Power.

2. Start Menu Interface

Installed applications are accessible via the Start Menu. Some icons may appear on the right side for quicker access. More applications can be added from the Microsoft Store.

To uninstall an app, right-click its icon in the Start Menu and select "Uninstall".

Image shows the Windows 10 Start Menu with a list of applications and the option to uninstall an app by right-clicking.

3. Notification Menu

The notification menu, accessed via the icon in the lower-right corner of the taskbar, displays notifications (updates, emails, reminders) and provides quick access to settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and brightness.

Image shows the Windows 10 notification area with quick settings tiles like Tablet mode, Connect, Network, All settings, Airplane mode, Location, Focus assist, Mobile hotspot, etc.

4. Multitasking

Drag windows to the left or right sides of the screen. When an outline appears showing half the screen, release the window. You can then select another open window to fill the remaining half.

Images demonstrate how to snap windows to the sides of the screen for multitasking.

5. Sleep, Restart and Power Off

To sleep, shut down, or restart the laptop: Select the Windows icon (lower-left corner), click the power icon, then choose the desired option (Sleep, Shut down, or Restart).

Image shows the Windows 10 power menu with options for Sleep, Shut down, and Restart.

Basic Troubleshooting

My laptop is not turning on/is not charging

• Leave the unit on charge for at least an hour before attempting to turn it on.
• Batteries deplete naturally over time; recharge may take a while. Periodic charging is recommended for units in storage to maintain battery capacity.
• Note if any lights or internal components (like fans) turn on.
• Inspect the unit, charging port, and power cord for physical damage. If damage is found, do not use the cord and contact help.kogan.com.

Wi-Fi connection is not working

• Restart your modem/router.
• Reconnect any range extenders.
• Restart the device experiencing issues.
• Move the device closer to the Wi-Fi source.
• Verify all Wi-Fi passwords are correct.
• If connection is weak or slow, try disconnecting and manually reconnecting to the network.

Screen gets dark when unplugged

• This is usually due to power plan settings.
• Adjust power plan settings via the Control Panel.

I have forgotten my password

• Reset a Microsoft password using several options:
• Use a password reset disc via USB.
• Reset your Microsoft account password online with another device.
• Reset Windows to factory default (note: this will delete personal files and settings).

For further information and the most up-to-date product guides, visit help.kogan.com.

Specifications

Notes

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