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• Charge the main batteries as soon as possible after a low battery warning appears. • Whenever possible, switch to AC power when you use high-power PC Cards (such as modem cards). Using these cards when the main batteries are low can cause data corruption or loss. • Use the AC adapter while the palmtop PC is connected to a desktop PC. Don't leave the Synch Cable attached while on battery power if you're not actually exchanging data with the desktop PC. • Avoid using sounds when your main batteries are low. Playing .wav files when the batteries are low can cause the unit to shut down, hence losing unsaved data. • Don't use battery power for dial-up connections. PC Card modems and other PC Cards require considerable power to operate. Always use AC power when making dial-up connections with a PC Card modem. ! Note The HP Palmtop PC will not power on if the main batteries are very low. CUSTOMIZING YOUR HP PALMTOP PC You can personalize and customize your Palmtop PC by adjusting settings, adding ID and password, and loading new software. Most customizations are done using the Control Panel. To open the Control Panel, tap Settings on the Start menu. Double-tap on an icon in the Control Panel to open the associated Properties window. WorkiHnPgwPaitlmh tthoepHPPCPUaslemrtGoupiPdCe - 19

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HP Palmtop PC User Guide - 19
Workingwith theHPPalmtop PC
•
Charge the main batteries as soon as possible after a low battery warning
appears.
•
Whenever possible, switch to AC power when you use high-power PC Cards
(such as modem cards). Using these cards when the main batteries are low
can cause data corruption or loss.
•
Use the AC adapter while the palmtop PC is connected to a desktop PC.
Don’t leave the Synch Cable attached while on battery power if you’re not
actually exchanging data with the desktop PC.
•
Avoid using sounds when your main batteries are low. Playing .wav files
when the batteries are low can cause the unit to shut down, hence losing
unsaved data.
•
Don’t use battery power for dial-up connections. PC Card modems and other
PC Cards require considerable power to operate. Always use AC power when
making dial-up connections with a PC Card modem.
Note
The HP Palmtop PC will not power on if the main batteries are very low.
CUSTOMIZING YOUR HP PALMTOP PC
You can personalize and customize your Palmtop PC by adjusting settings,
adding ID and password, and loading new software. Most customizations are
done using the Control Panel.
To open the Control Panel, tap Settings on the Start menu.
Double-tap on an icon in the Control Panel
to open the associated Properties window.
!