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A AC adapter connecting 2-2 function of 1-18 adapter for AC power cord. See AC adapter for connecting AC adapter to electrical outlet for connecting computer to AC power. See AC adapter for connecting modem internationally. See country-specific modem adapter for hard drive. See MultiBay hard drive adapter (optional) for keyboard/mouse (PS/2) connector. See Y-adapter (optional) Aircraft Power Adapter (optional) 1-13 analog vs. digital telephone lines 7-1, 7-2 application key 1-9 audio devices, connecting external 6-2, 8-1 Index Automobile Power Adapter/Charger (optional) 1-13 B battery bay device supported 1-16 release latch 1-16 replacing battery pack in 4-3 battery light 1-7, 2-3 battery packs charging 4-1 discharging 4-2, 4-5 displaying charge status 3-11, 4-2 MultiBay (optional), inserting 4-4 MultiBay (optional), removing 4-4 MultiBay (optional), replacing with weight saver 1-18, 5-12 MultiBay (optional), vs. primary 4-1 new 4-2 primary, inserting 4-3 primary, removing 4-3 recycling 4-5 storing 4-5 battery release latch 1-16 Hardware Guide Index-1

Section	Page
Contents	3
Notebook Features	7
Display Components	7
Pointing Device Components	8
Pointing Stick Model	8
TouchPad Model	9
Dual Pointing Device Model	10
Top Components	11
Speakers and Memory Compartment	11
Lights	12
Buttons, Keys and Switches	14
Left Side Components	16
Right Side Components	17
Front Panel Components	18
Rear Panel Components	19
Bottom Components	21
Additional Standard Components	23
Hardware Setup	26
Setting Up the Hardware	26
Wireless MultiPort Module	29
Removing the Wireless MultiPort Module	29
Installing the Wireless MultiPort Module	31
Pointing Devices and Keyboard	33
Using a Pointing Device	33
Using the Pointing Stick (Pointing Stick Models)	33
Using the TouchPad (TouchPad Models)	34
Using the Dual Pointing Device (Dual Models)	35
Setting Pointing Device Preferences	36
Replacing the Pointing Stick Cap	37
Using Hotkeys and Shortcut Keys	38
Hotkey and Shortcut Key Quick Reference	39
Using Hotkeys and Shortcut Keys with External Keyboards	40
Turning a MultiPort Device On or Off (Fn+F2)	40
Switching Display and Image (Fn+F4)	41
Adjusting System Volume (Fn+F5)	42
Initiating QuickLock (Fn+F6)	42
Setting Power Conservation Level (Fn+F7)	42
Viewing Battery Charge Information (Fn+F8)	43
Adjusting Screen Brightness (Fn+F10)	43
Displaying System Information (Fn+esc)	43
Using the Fn Key Sequentially	44
Using the Embedded Numeric Keypad	45
Using the Easy Access Buttons	48
Using Default Settings	48
Using Custom Assignments and Schemes	49
Battery Packs	50
Charging Battery Packs	50
Using a New Battery Pack	51
Replacing Battery Packs	52
Replacing a Primary Battery Pack	52
Replacing a MultiBay Battery Pack	53
Storing a Battery Pack	54
Recycling a Used Battery Pack	55
Removable Drives	56
Adding a Drive to the System	56
Caring for Drives	57
IDE Drive Light	58
Replacing a Primary Hard Drive	59
Removing and Inserting a MultiBay Drive	63
Using a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter	63
Inserting a Drive into the MultiBay	66
Removing a Drive from the MultiBay	66
Inserting and Removing Drive Media	68
Inserting Optical Drive Media	68
Removing Optical Drive Media (with Power)	69
Removing Optical Drive Media (No Power)	70
Inserting a Diskette or Disk	71
Removing a Diskette or Disk	71
Displaying Media Contents	72
Locating Drive Software Information	72
Initiating Standby or Hibernation	73
Audio and Video	74
Using Audio Features	74
Identifying Audio Features	74
Using the Microphone Jack	75
Using the Stereo Speaker/Headphone Jack	76
Adjusting Volume	76
Using Video Features	77
Using the S-Video-Out Jack	78
Changing the Video Mode	79
Communications Devices	80
Connecting a Modem Cable	80
Using the RJ-11 Cable	80
Using a Country-Specific Adapter Cable	81
Connecting a Network Cable	83
Linking to an Infrared Device	84
Configuring the Infrared Port	85
Setting Up an Infrared Transmission	85
Using Standby with Infrared	86
External Devices	87
Connecting a Standard Device	87
Connecting an External Diskette Drive	88
Connecting a USB Device	89
Using a USB Device	90
Enabling USB Legacy Support	90
Connecting an Optional Cable Lock	91
Hardware Upgrades	92
Using PC Cards	92
Selecting a PC Card Slot	92
Configuring a PC Card	93
Inserting a PC Card	93
Removing a PC Card	94
RAM or Memory PC Cards	95
Viewing Memory and Hibernation File Information	95
Removing or Inserting a Memory Expansion Board	96
Specifications	101
Notebook Dimensions	101
Operating Environment	101
Rated Input Power	102
Modem Specifications	102

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AC adapter

connecting

2–2

function of

1–18

adapter

for AC power cord.

See

adapter

for connecting AC adapter

to electrical outlet

for connecting computer to

AC power.

See

adapter

for connecting modem

internationally.

See

country-specific modem

adapter

for hard drive.

See

MultiBay hard drive

adapter (optional)

for keyboard/mouse (PS/2)

connector.

See

Y-adapter

(optional)

Aircraft Power Adapter

(optional)

1–13

analog vs. digital telephone

lines

7–1

7–2

application key

1–9

audio devices, connecting

external

6–2

8–1

Automobile Power

Adapter/Charger (optional)

1–13

battery bay

device supported

1–16

release latch

1–16

replacing battery pack in

4–3

battery light

1–7

2–3

battery packs

charging

4–1

discharging

4–2

4–5

displaying charge status

3–11

4–2

MultiBay (optional),

inserting

4–4

MultiBay (optional),

removing

4–4

MultiBay (optional),

replacing with weight

saver

1–18

5–12

MultiBay (optional), vs.

primary

4–1

new

4–2

primary, inserting

4–3

primary, removing

4–3

recycling

4–5

storing

4–5

battery release latch

1–16