Intel LAPBC510 NUC 11 Performance Laptop Kit User Guide
LAPBC710/LAPBC5V0/LAPBC7V0
User Guide
Regulatory Model: BC57
Preparing your Computer
Connect the power cord to the AC adapter and then to a grounded 100-240VAC outlet. 
Connect the AC adapter’s DC output plug to either of the Thunderbolt connectors.
NOTE: The AC adapter must be used the first time the laptop is powered on. The laptop will not power on the first time if the AC adapter is not plugged into the laptop and into an AC power source.
The display panel can be opened to a wide range of angles for optimal viewing.
Press the power button to turn on your laptop computer.
Product Overview
US Keyboard
UK Keyboard
A. Time of Flight Sensor
A sensor that detects when you approach or leave the laptop.
B. Infrared LED
Used to support Windows Hello feature
C. Infrared LED
Used to support Windows Hello feature
D. Camera
High Definition Camera
E. Ambient Light Sensor
A sensor that detects the amount of ambient light present and automatically optimizes the screen brightness.
F. LCD Screen
Internal display/panel
G. Power Button
Press once to turn the laptop on when it is powered off or asleep. The indicator will turn on. Press once to notify the operating system to power off the laptop or enter sleep mode. The indicator will turn off if powered off.
H. Keyboard
Membrane keyboard with backlight support.
I. Touchpad Enable/Disable Switch with Indicator
Double-tap to enable or disable the touchpad.
The indicator will turn on when the touchpad is disabled.
J. Touchpad/Clickpad
Touch-sensitive pointing device which functions like a mouse
K. Caps Lock Status Indicator
Caps Lock ON: Indicator On
Caps Lock OFF: Indicator Off
Right Side
B. Headset Jack
Connect amplified speakers or headphones into this jack
C. USB 3.2 Gen2 Port
Connect any USB device to this port, such as a USB flash drive, keyboard, or mouse.
D. Thunderbolt™ 4 Port
Connect any USB Type C or Thunderbolt device to this port, such as a USB Flash drive or an external storage device. This port will also support displays using a Type-C to DisplayPort cable.
Power Connector
Connect the AC adapter to this connector
E. Kensington NanoSaverLock
Anti-theft key lock hole
Left Side
Connect any USB Type C or Thunderbolt device to this port, such as a USB Flash drive or an external storage device. This port will also support displays using a Type-C to DisplayPort cable.
Power Connector
Connect the AC adapter to this connector
B. HDMI Port
Supports high-definition digital video connections
C. USB 3.2 Gen2 Port
Connect any USB device to this port, such as a USB flash drive, keyboard, or mouse.
D. Wireless Antenna
Bottom Side
Stereo audio output
B. Back Cover Screws
Modification of any of the laptop’s components will void the warranty
C. Vents
The thermal vents are designed to cool the internal components and avoid overheating
Front Side
Charging: Breathing White, Charging Finish (w/AC): White, Battery Low: Amber
B. Digital Microphones
Quad built-in Digital Microphone Array
C. RGB Light Bar
Used to support personal voice assistants such as Alexa
Back Side
A. Vents
The thermal vents are designed to cool the internal components and avoid overheating
Understanding the US Keyboard
The following defines the row of function keys which also contain secondary hotkeys/shortcuts which can be accessed by pressing and holding down the Function Key (FN) while simultaneously pressing the desired hotkey/shortcut.
Understanding the UK Keyboard
The following defines the row of function keys which also contain secondary hotkeys/shortcuts which can be accessed by pressing and holding down the Function Key (FN) while simultaneously pressing the desired hotkey/shortcut.
Keyboard Shortcuts
To activate these functions, press the hotkey associated with the desired function as indicated below:
| Function Lock: | Press this key combination (fn + esc) to toggle control for primary/secondary Fn row assignment. | |
| Sleep: | Press this key combination (fn + fl) to initiate a low power state. | |
| Mute Audio: | Press this key combination (fn + f2) to toggle between mute and unmute. | |
| Volume Down: | Press this key combination (fn + f3) to turn the audio volume down. | |
| Volume Up: | Press this key combination (fn + f4) to turn the audio volume up. | |
| Mic Disable (Mute): | Press this key combination (fn + f5) to toggle enable/disable for the integrated microphones. LED is illuminated when disabled. | |
| Clickpad Enable/Disable: | Press this key combination (fn + f7) to toggle enable/disable for the click pad. LED is illuminated when disabled. | |
| Keyboard Brightness: | Press this key combination (fn + f8) to toggle control for keyboard brightness between off, 50%, and full. | |
| Screen Brightness Down: | Press this key combination (fn + f9) to decrease screen brightness. | |
| Screen Brightness Up: | Press this key combination (fn + f10) to increase screen brightness. | |
| 2nd Monitor Control: | Press this key combination (fn + f11) to initiate secondary monitor display mode. | |
| Airplane Mode: | Press this key combination (fn + f12) to turn Wireless and Bluetooth on or off. dd |
| prt sc: | Press this key combination (fn + ESC) to send the current screen image to the printer. | |
| num lock: | Press this key combination (fn + fl) to toggle enable/disable for the number lock. | |
| Page Up: | Press this key combination (fn + f2) to enable standard page up. | |
| Page Down: | Press this key combination (fn + f3) to enable standard page down. | |
| Home: | Press this key combination (fn + f4) to enable a standard home. | |
| End: | Press this key combination (fn + f5) to enable the standard end. |
Using the Touchpad/Clickpad
The touchpad/clickpad is a rectangular electronic panel located just below your keyboard. Clicking twice within the 15mm x 15mm corner in the top left will enable or disable (lighted indicator) touchpad functionality. You can use the static-sensitive panel of the touchpad/clickpad and slide it to move the cursor. You can use the buttons below the touchpad as left and right mouse buttons.
Press the left and right bottom corners located on the bottom edge of the touchpad/clickpad to make selections and run functions. These two buttons are similar to the left and right buttons on a mouse. Tapping on the touchpad/clickpad produces similar results.
| Click twice here to enable or disable the touchpad | |
| Use these bottom corners similar to mouse buttons |
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