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only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Product names mentioned herein may be trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective companies. REFERENCE GUIDE COMPAQ NOTEBOOK SERIES First Edition March 2000 Part Number 174886-001 - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 2
and tells you how to get the notebook up and running. Features Your notebook incorporates desktop computer capabilities into a compact notebook-sized package. Among the distinguished features are: • Support for AMD K6-2, K6-2+, or K6-3 series microprocessor Provides an advanced central processor for - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 3
Other basic components of the notebook system are: • 3.5-inch, 1.44MB (Megabytes) diskette drive • ATA3 IDE hard drive, Ultra DMA/33 supported • 24X CD-ROM drive • 32MB or 64MB of system memory, expanding up to 160MB or 192MB SDRAM with a 128-MB memory module upgrade (model dependent) • Internal - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 4
"Hard Drive" in Chapter 2 for more information.) 2. Infrared Port This infrared port complies with IrDA 1.0 and ASK standards. It allows you to connect your notebook to an IR device wirelessly. (See "Connecting an Infrared Device" in Chapter 4 for important notes.) 3. CD-ROM Drive This is the CD-ROM - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 5
a cable to lock your notebook to an appropriate location for security. 2. Power Button )!!!!!* Pressing this button turns the notebook power ON or OFF. 3. in the vicinity of the leak. 4. PC Card Slot Open the display to access the PC Card slot. (See "Installing a PC Card" in Chapter 4 for more - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 6
( ) Connects to an external microphone for use in place of the notebook's builtin microphone. 2. Audio Output Connector ( ) Connects to a set connecting an external monitor. 7. PS/2 Mouse/Keyboard Port ( ) This 6-pin mini-DIN port is for connecting a PS/2 keyboard or mouse. 8. Power Connector ( - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 7
firmly closed. 2. Diskette Drive This is the 3.5-inch diskette drive of your notebook, often referred as drive A. (See "Diskette Drive" in Chapter 2 for more information.) Top-Open View To open the notebook, press the display latch toward the right, then lift the display. 2 1 Figure 1-5. Opening - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 Figure 1-6. Top-Open View 1. Display This is the display of your notebook. CAUTION: Do not place heavy objects on top of the notebook when it is closed as this can damage the display. Getting Started 1-7 - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 9
activated. Scroll Lock Indicator turns on when the Scroll Lock function is activated. 3. Microphone This is the built-in microphone of your notebook. 4. Keyboard This keyboard provides all the functions of a full-size 101/102-key keyboard. (See "Keyboard" in Chapter 2 for information.) 5. TouchPad - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 10
from the electrical outlet to the AC adapter and onto your notebook. When the Battery Charge Indicator ( ) on the notebook glows orange, the AC adapter is charging the battery. 3. To fully charge the battery, leave the notebook power off, and wait until the Battery Charge Indicator glows green - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 11
POST). This checks the status of major notebook devices including the system board, memory, video, keyboard, and disk drive. Some status messages from POST will the Setup Configuration Utility (SCU) program. (See Chapter 5 for instructions on running SCU.) NOTE: The SCU program allows you to enter - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 12
an operating system, please consult the Microsoft operating system manual that comes with your notebook. Use the following steps to configure your system when booting " item. Your notebook comes with a CD-ROM that contains software drivers you need to install, thus enabling the special features - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 13
down the display until the display latch clicks into place. CAUTION: If you have to turn on the notebook again immediately after turning it off, wait for at least five seconds. Turning the notebook off and on rapidly may damage the system circuit. 6. To disconnect the AC adapter, unplug it from the - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 14
drive, hard drive, CD-ROM drive, keyboard, and TouchPad. It also introduces power management and gives you tips in care and maintenance. Diskette Drive Your notebook comes with a diskette drive designated as drive A. A diskette drive allows you to load new programs into your - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 15
it with the arrow facing up and towards the drive. Slide the disk into the drive until it clicks into place. Figure 2-2. Inserting a format a diskette, please consult your operating system manual. CAUTION: 1. Never turn off or reset the notebook while the diskette drive in-use indicator is on - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 16
Your notebook comes with a CD-ROM drive, which uses removable 5.25-inch compact disks that look like standard music CD-ROMs. The compact disk is an ROM is correctly inserted into the tray, then close the tray. 3. Do not leave the CD-ROM tray open. Moreover, avoid touching the lens in the tray with - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 17
Turn off the system. 2. Insert a small rod into the manual eject hole — (see Figure 2-3) and push firmly to release the tray. 3. Pull the tray out until the tray is fully extended, then remove the CD-ROM. Keyboard Your notebook keyboard has all the functions of a standard AT-enhanced keyboard plus - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 18
keys are multi-purpose keys which perform functions defined by individual programs. Hot key functions are assigned to [Fn]+[F5] through [Fn]+[F12] by your notebook. (See "Hot Keys" later in this chapter for information.) Using the - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 19
. Left to the arrow keys are the [Ins] and [Del] keys used for editing purposes. Home PgUp PgDn End Figure 2-4. Cursor-Control Keys 2-6 Using the Notebook - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 20
Utility (SCU) program is set to Disabled, you can not directly use the numeric keypad on the notebook keyboard even if Num Lock is on. To use the numeric keys in this case, you can keys to perform software-specific functions. (See your Microsoft operating system manual.) Using the Notebook 2-7 - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 21
functions of hot keys are described below. toggles between video display output to the notebook display screen, external monitor, and simultaneous (display on both). F6 decrease display activates the "Suspend-to-RAM" or "Suspend-to-Disk" mode according to the setting of SCU. 2-8 Using the Notebook - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 22
TouchPad - Your notebook integrates a TouchPad pointing device, compatible with the Microsoft Mouse and PS/2-type mouse, which allows you to take advantage of software , "tapping" on the TouchPad as an alternative method of pressing the left button will no longer be valid. Using the Notebook 2-9 - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 23
directory, release the left button. The file will drop into the new location. You can also do drag and drop operations using the TouchPad as a " in Chapter 5 for instructions.) Automatic Power Management Local Power Management Local Power Management controls notebook subsystems. When a subsystem is - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 24
mode can be set up in the Setup Configuration Utility (SCU) program. The notebook suspends to RAM (memory) or disk (hard drive) depending on the "Suspend Controls" setting in the SCU program. Manual Power Management You can manually initiate Suspend mode at any time in one of these ways: • By - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 25
. • Take care of the battery pack by following the instructions described in "Important Notes on Using Battery Pack" in Chapter 3. Traveling • Before traveling with your notebook, it is recommended that you backup your hard disk data into diskettes. As a precautionary measure, bring along an - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 26
AC (Alternating Current) to DC (Direct Current) power because your notebook runs on DC power, but an electrical outlet usually provides AC power. It operates in the range of 100 ∼ 240V AC. The battery pack automatically recharges while your notebook is connected to AC power. Battery Operations 3-1 - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 27
There is danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace the battery only with the notebook manufacturer's optional battery packs. Discard used batteries according to the dealer's instructions. If you often use the battery power for a long period of time while traveling, you may - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 28
3. First push away the small locking latch (Figure 3-1 å) on the battery pack, then slide the locking latch (Figure 3-1 ) on the side of the notebook to unlock and lift (Figure 3-1 ê) the battery pack out of the compartment. Figure 3-1. Removing the Battery Pack 4. Install new battery pack into the - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 29
otherwise you will get a prematurely charged battery. • After the notebook has been fully recharged, do not immediately disconnect and reconnect the battery. • Do not leave the battery completely discharged for too long as this may affect the battery's performance. Problem Solving • If the - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 30
to replace the battery pack, make sure you have turned off the notebook power. • Leave the battery pack in place unless you will replace it. If the AC adapter, disconnect it from the electrical outlet first, then from the notebook. • To prevent data loss that may be caused by low battery, develop - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 31
: if you are using the audio subsystem, PC Card, hard or diskette drives, the battery may quickly deplete its charge. Always respond to the Low Battery warning by suspending your notebook to disk, turning off the notebook, or connecting the notebook to AC adapter. If you do not take any action - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 32
notebook provide instructions on how to install some of the devices. External Connections Connectors on the rear and side panels of the notebook allow you to connect external devices. See Figure 1-1 and Figure 1-3 for connector locations monitor's manual for instructions. 2. Make sure the notebook is - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 33
disabled. To use a PS/2 mouse, plug the mouse cable into the PS/2 mouse/keyboard port, marked as (Figure 1-3 #8), on the rear of the notebook. To use a serial mouse, follow these steps: 1. Make sure the "COM Ports" item is set properly in the Setup Configuration Utility (SCU) program - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 34
as (Figure 1-3 #3), on the rear of the notebook allows you to connect an USB device. The USB is specified to be an industry standard extension to the PC architecture. It features wide range of applications such as multiple connections (i.e., support for concurrent operation of many devices) and - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 35
are memory cards, fax/modem cards, and PCMCIA Type III 1.8-inch hard drive. Contact your Compaq authorized dealer or reseller for a list of third party PC Cards qualified for this notebook. The PC Cards that conform to the PCMCIA 2.1 standard can be used with your notebook. CardBus is also supported - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 36
notebook by changing the CPU or adding memory for a maximum of 160MB (for 32MB models) or for a maximum of 192MB (for 64-MB models). If your model does not have the modem option, you can have it installed. However, to avoid damage during the installation procedure, consult your Compaq authorized - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 37
5 Setup Configuration Utility This chapter provide instructions on how to configure your system using the Setup Configuration Utility (SCU). Introduction The SCU program allows you to configure the system BIOS settings. Those settings are vital for your notebook to identify the types of installed - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 38
Memory Disks Components Power Exit Floppy Drive A = 1.44 Mb Floppy Drive B = None Hard Drive C = 2067 MB Hard Drive D = 0 MB Hard Drive E = 0 MB Hard Drive F = 0 MB Serial Port 1 = COM1, 3F8, IRQ 4 Serial Port 2 = COM2, 2F8, IRQ 3 Parallel Port = LPT1, Addr 378, IRQ 7 CPU /mouse instructions for - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 39
Using the Keyboard Keyboard information can be found at the bottom of the screen. You can also use the shortcut key, which is highlighted in a different color on the screen. Described below is the general procedure to complete a setting by use of the keyboard: 2/! Select a menu title with the left/ - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 40
procedure by bypassing the memory test. When this Disk C ( ) CD-ROM Drive ( ) Diskette A ( ) Hard Disk C (•) CD-ROM Drive ( ) Diskette A The default setting is Diskette A ¡ Hard Disk C ¡ CD-ROM Drive. NOTE: If you set all booting options to the same device (say, Hard Disk C), then the notebook - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 41
enter the new password twice to complete the setting. NOTE: 1. If you want to clear a previous password, you can enter the old password and leave the following fields blank. 2. The administrator password is required for booting and e ntering SCU, so the "Verify password when..." setting can not be - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 42
the password is required only when the system is restored from "Suspend-to-disk" status. 5. When setting the user password, if you do not specify any be set up. Memory Menu The Memory pull-down menu, as shown below, allows you to change the settings for memory usage. Memory Cache Systems Cache - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 43
FDC Diskette Drives √ Internal HDC IDE Settings _ Virus Alert The followings describe in sequence all the items of the Disks menu. Internal FDC The "Internal FDC" item sets if an internal floppy drive is present. When this item is selected, no submenu will display. A check - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 44
"HDD Block transfer" item, if enabled, allows you to use hard disk with large capacity. The default setting is Enabled. Virus Alert The "Virus Alert " item, when enabled, gives warning messages if the hard disk boot sector (partition table) has been changed. When this item is selected - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 45
Components Menu The Components pull-down menu, as shown below, allows you to change the settings for various components. Components COM Ports LPT Port √ Keyboard Numlock Keyboard Repeat The followings describe in sequence all the items of the Components menu. COM Ports The "COM Ports" item sets - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 46
AT (Centronics) ( ) Bidirectional (PS-2) ( ) Enhanced Parallel (EPP) (•) Extended Capabilities (ECP) ( ) DMA 0 ( ) DMA 1 (•) DMA 3 EPP Type: EPP 1.7 Your system supports EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) and ECP (Extended Capabilities Port) standards which turn the standard parallel port into a high - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 47
, contains the Power Management settings which help save power. Power √ Enable Power Saving Timeout Settings Suspend Controls _ Ring Resume Resume Timer Advance CPU Controls The followings describe in sequence all the items of the Power menu. Enable Power Saving The "Enable Power Saving" item is the - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 48
, 2 Min, 5 Min, 10 Min, 15 Min, and Always On. Disk Timeout The "Disk Timeout" item sets the time-out period for the hard drive to power down if it is not in use during the set period. The hard disk will power up again when next accessed. The available options are 30 Sec, 1 Min, - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 49
period. The Suspend mode is determined by the "Suspend Type" item in the "Suspend Controls" submenu. It can be Suspend-to-RAM or Suspend-to-Disk. When Suspend-to-RAM mode is initiated, several subsystems will enter standby or power-off mode to conserve power. The system will wake up from - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 50
it stays inactive for the timing set in the "Suspend Timeout" item (see "Suspend Timeout" in "Timeout Settings" menu). The available options are Suspend To Disk and Suspend To RAM. Ring Resume The "Ring Resume" item enables or disables the system's waking up from Suspend-to-RAM mode when the modem - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 51
activity under normal condition. The available options range from 6% to full speed (Disabled). Note that although this item sets the usage of CPU resource, the CPU can still reach its full speed if the system is under a heavy job load. The default setting is Disabled. Thermal Throttle The "Thermal - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 52
system. Exit without saving the changes you have made. Load factory default values for all the items. Restore previous values for all the items. Show BIOS version information. 5-16 Setup Configuration Utility - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 53
instructions on required drivers and useful programs for Microsoft Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Professional systems. Descriptions of available options are also provided, so that you can utilize the feature functions of your notebook. NOTE: 1. The CD-ROM may have been updated after this manual - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 54
.inf". 6. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. NOTE: According to dual-view specification, you will find two unidentified monitors on your device list after installing the VGA driver. You have to manually adjust your monitor type as laptop 1024X786 (13.3" panel) or 800X600 - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 55
and choose the file "PCMCIA.inf". 6. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Installing the Audio Driver The audio driver enables your notebook to produce realistic sound effect. Follow these steps to install the audio driver. 1. Right-click on "My Computer" icon and choose - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 56
Suspend-to-Disk function of your notebook. You can locate the file under the \Utility directory on the CD-ROM. To utilize the program, follow this command syntax: 0VMAKFIL -Pnn where nn specifies the size (in MB) of the partition. You can have the size larger than your current system memory size for - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 57
: The specifications are subject to change without notice. Notebook, Memory, and Main Components • System Processor AMD K6-2, K6-2+ or K6-3 series processor Note: For the latest information on the processor supported by your notebook, ask your Compaq authorized dealer or reseller. • RAM 64MB or 32MB - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 58
Card Slots Compliant with PCMCIA 2.1/JEIDA 4.1 specifications along with ExCA extension and PC CARD standard, one PC Card slot for one Type I, Type II or Type III application supporting CardBus • Audio Subsystem Supports 3D sound and wavetable capacity, fully compatible with Microsoft Windows Sound - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 59
manual for possible remedies. If you still have a problem after trying all the suggested remedies in this appendix, contact your Compaq authorized dealer or reseller. Common Problems When you encounter a problem, begin by performing a careful visual inspection. Check the exterior of the notebook - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 60
the integrity of your hard disk drive. Problem: The date and/or time is incorrect. • Correct the date and time using the SCU program or your operating system. • If the date and time are still incorrect, contact your Compaq authorized service provider to replace the RTC battry. B-2 Troubleshooting - HP Notebook 100 | Compaq Notebook 100 Series Reference Guide - Page 61
Problem: The PC Card driver is installed. • Check if software-dependent volume control is set too low. Problem: Distorted sound is produced. • Ensure the volume control is not set too high or too low. In most cases, high settings can cause the audio electronics to distort the sound. Troubleshooting
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