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Interfaces, Keyboard, Trackball, Mass Storage, External, Parallel, Serial, mouse, Hard disk drive

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Interfaces External VGA Parallel Serial External keyboard/ mouse 15-pin, D-sub, female connector for analog monitor Centronics® compatible; 25-pin, D-sub, fern ale connector; supports norm al (8-bit AT compatible, unidirectional) and bidirectional (16-bit PS/ 2 compatible) modes RS-232C, programm able, asynchronous, 9-pin, D-sub male connector Auto-sensing, 6-pin, mini-DIN connector for a PSI 2-type external keyboard, keypad, mouse, or other pointing device Keyboard 85/ 86 keys; 101/ 102-key keyboard compatible; embedded keypad; support for hot key commands Trackball Built-in 16 mm, serial trackball with two buttons Mass Storage Hard disk drive One internal 2.5 inch long, 12.5 mm to 19 mm high IDE hard disk drive; SCU automatically detects standard IDE drive types Diskette drive One internal, 3.5-inch, low power consumption diskette drive; 720KB or 1.44MB format Specifications A-3

Section	Page
FRONT MATTER	1
CONTENTS	6
INTRODUCTION	9
Computer Features	9
Power-saving Features	11
What This Manual Covers	11
Conventions Used in This Manual	12
Where to Get Help	13
CompuServe On-line Support	14
CHAP 1-SETTING UP THE COMPUTER	15
Opening the Screen	15
ldentifying the System Components	16
Connecting the AC Adapter	17
Turning the Computer On and Off	19
Reading the System Window lcons	21
Making Backup Copies of Your Files	22
Running the System Configuration Utility	22
When to Run the System Configuration Utility	23
Starting the Utility	23
Changing the Settings	24
Setting, Deleting, and Changing a Password	27
Setting the Power Management Options	29
Existing the System Configuration Utility	32
CHAP 2-USING YOUR COMPUTER	33
Caring for the Computer	33
Protecting the Hard Disk	34
Using Energy Wisely	35
Using the Keyboard	35
Using the Fn Key	36
Using the Embedded Keypad	37
Using the Trackball	38
Cleaning the Trackball	40
Resetting the Computer	41
Changing the CPU Speed	41
Using Password Security	42
Entering a Boot Password	43
Entering an SCU Password	43
Using Diskettes	44
Using Video Drivers and Utilities	45
Configuring PC Cards	46
Installing Additional PC Card Drivers and Utilities	47
CHAP 3-POWERING THE COMPUTER	49
Using the AC Adapter	49
Using the Battery	50
Monitoring Battery Power	52
Replacing the Battery	55
Recharging the Battery	56
Using the Power Management Features	58
Automatic Features	60
Manual Features	61
Resuming Activity From Suspend Mode	62
Using the APM Interface	63
Using Suspend to Disk Mode	64
CHAP 4-INSTALLING OPTIONAL DEVICES	69
Connecting an External Monitor	69
Connecting a Parallel Device	71
Connecting a Serial Device	72
Checking the Serial Port Settings	73
Connecting an External Keyboard or Mouse	73
Installing a PC Card	75
Installing a Memory Module	76
Removing and Replacing the Hard Disk Drive	81
CHAP 5-TROUBLESHOOTING	87
Identifying Your System	87
Error Messages	89
The Computer Won't Start	89
Battery Problems	90
AC Adapter Problems	91
The LCD Screen is Blank	92
The External Monitor Screen Blank	93
Password Problems	95
Embedded Keypad Problems	95
Trackball Problems	95
External Pointing Device Problems	96
Diskette Problems	97
Diskette Drive Problems	98
Hard Disk Problems	98
Software Problems	99
Printer Problems	100
Memory Module Problems	100
PC Card Problems	101
APPENDIX A-SPECIFICATIONS	103
CPU and Memory	103
Controllers	104
Interfaces	105
Keyboard	105
Trackball	105
Mass Storage	105
LCD Screen	106
System Configuration Utility	106
Power Sources	106
Environmental Requirements	107
Physical Dimensions	107
Optional Equipment	108