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Certificate of Authenticity, See also, Maintenance, Travel and Ship

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Index L label Certificate of Authenticity 2-11 modem agency approvals 2-11 serial number 2-11 system 2-11 language, choosing a, during initial setup 1-4 latch See also button(s); key(s); switch latch(es) battery pack release (for primary battery pack) 2-10, 4-4 display release 1-2, 2-1 external battery pack security 2-10, 4-6 light battery 1-3, 2-2 caps lock 2-2 drive 2-2 num lock 2-2, 3-7 power/suspend 1-3, 2-2 scroll lock 2-2 line-out jack (stereo speaker/headphone jack) 6-2, 7-1 lock, security cable (optional) 7-9 locked system, resetting 2-3 LS-120 drive. See drives; SuperDisk drive (optional) M Maintenance, Travel and Ship- ping guide 2-13, 5-2 memory expansion slot inserting or removing a memory expansion board 8-5 memory, random access (RAM) 8-4 microphone jack 6-2, 7-1 microphone, external (optional) connecting 6-3, 7-1 microphone jack 6-2 microphone, internal 6-2 mini PCI (personal computer interface) compartment 2-9 Mobile Expansion Unit (optional) devices supported 5-1 displaying charge status of battery pack in 3-5 location number in battery charge displays 3-5 Mobile Expansion Unit connector 2-8 speakers 6-1 using during initial setup 1-1 modem cable 2-13, 7-2 connecting 3-9, 7-2 country-specific, adapter 2-13 modem agency approvals label 2-11 Index-6 Hardware Guide

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Index
–
6
Hardware Guide
Index
L
label
Certificate of Authenticity
2
–
11
modem agency approvals
2
–
11
serial number
2
–
11
system
2
–
11
language, choosing a, during
initial setup
1
–
4
latch
See also
button(s); key(s);
switch
latch(es)
battery pack release (for
primary battery pack)
2
–
10
,
4
–
4
display release
1
–
2
,
2
–
1
external battery pack
security
2
–
10
,
4
–
6
light
battery
1
–
3
,
2
–
2
caps lock
2
–
2
drive
2
–
2
num lock
2
–
2
,
3
–
7
power/suspend
1
–
3
,
2
–
2
scroll lock
2
–
2
line-out jack (stereo
speaker/headphone jack)
6
–
2
,
7
–
1
lock, security cable (optional)
7
–
9
locked system, resetting
2
–
3
LS-120 drive.
See
drives;
SuperDisk drive (optional)
M
Maintenance, Travel and Ship-
ping
guide
2
–
13
,
5
–
2
memory expansion slot
inserting or removing a
memory expansion board
8
–
5
memory, random access
(RAM)
8
–
4
microphone jack
6
–
2
,
7
–
1
microphone, external
(optional)
connecting
6
–
3
,
7
–
1
microphone jack
6
–
2
microphone, internal
6
–
2
mini PCI (personal computer
interface) compartment
2
–
9
Mobile Expansion Unit
(optional)
devices supported
5
–
1
displaying charge status of
battery pack in
3
–
5
location number in battery
charge displays
3
–
5
Mobile Expansion Unit
connector
2
–
8
speakers
6
–
1
using during initial setup
1
–
1
modem
cable
2
–
13
,
7
–
2
connecting
3
–
9
,
7
–
2
country-specific, adapter
2
–
13
modem agency approvals
label
2
–
11