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- HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 1
HP OmniBook Docking System User's Guide 1-1 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 2
of SystemSoft Corporation. For warranty and regulatory information, see the Support and Service booklet. Hewlett-Packard Company Mobile Computing Division 1000 N.E. Circle Blvd. Corvallis, OR 97330, U.S.A. Edition History Edition 1 October 1996 This manual is printed on recycled paper. 1-2 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 3
1-8 To dock the OmniBook 1-10 To undock the OmniBook 1-11 To set a docking password 1-12 To manually undock the OmniBook 1-13 To attach a install an expansion card 1-23 To remove a device from the undocked configuration .......... 1-25 Troubleshooting 1-27 Solving Problems 1-29 Specifications - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 4
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1 Using the Docking System 1-5 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 6
By making one connection-plugging your OmniBook into the docking system-you can get convenient access to these types of connections: ♦ Printer. ♦ Modem or other serial device. ♦ External SCSI peripherals, such as a CD-ROM drive or disk drive. ♦ Network access cards. ♦ External keyboard and external - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 7
Windows (when so instructed), exit the operating system you are using. About Your OmniBook Manuals Your OmniBook provides these additional manuals: • The online OmniBook User's Guide introduces the OmniBook and shows you how to operate and maintain your OmniBook. It also contains troubleshooting - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 8
up and running quickly, including how to ♦ Set up the docking system. ♦ Dock and undock the OmniBook. ♦ Manually undock. ♦ Attach a security cable to the docking system. ♦ Set a docking password. ♦ Understand the docking status lights. To set up the docking system 1. Optional: To adjust the typing - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 9
2. Plug the power cord into the ac adapter, then into a grounded ac outlet. Plug ac adapter connector into the port on the back of the docking system. Use only an HP F1140A ac adapter (the type shipped with the Docking System) -do not use an ac adapter from the OmniBook or another product - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 10
Using the Docking System Understanding the Basics To dock the OmniBook 1. Collapse the OmniBook tilt feet. The OmniBook will not align correctly with the docking port if the tilt feet are extended. Tilt foot 2. Unplug the OmniBook's ac adapter and cables, then close the cable door. 3. Open the - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 11
into the dock. Undock button To undock the OmniBook 1. Make sure ac power is connected to the docking system-red status light will be on. 2. Turn on the OmniBook (blue On/Off button). 3. If you're using Windows 95, go to step 4. -or- If you're using Windows for Workgroups, save your work and exit - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 12
on the docking system. Resets the OmniBook Turns OmniBook on and off Undocks the OmniBook To set a docking password Password security protects access to your OmniBook. If you use password security, you must enter the password at certain times (defined in Password Options). This is how to specify - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 13
undock it. Manual undocking overrides password protection. To secure your OmniBook while docked, keep a Kensington MicroSaver lock attached to the security connector on the docking system. (See the following topic for instructions.) 1. Save your work and, if necessary, exit Windows. If you're - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 14
can't slip off. 3. Insert the lock into the docking system's security connector and release the key. Store the key in a safe place away from the OmniBook. 1-14 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 15
from or writing to the floppy disk drive. Password protection on This light blinks when a password is required. Docking status This light turns green when the OmniBook is successfully docked, on, and can be undocked. AC power This light turns red when ac power is connected to the docking system. The - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 16
/Game port. ♦ Headphones or external speakers. ♦ External CD-ROM drive or other SCSI-2 device. ♦ Network access and other types of ISA and PCI cards (in the expansion-card slots). External audio device Line in Headphones or external speakers AC power Printer Serial SCSI Expansion card Midi - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 17
Attach the keyboard cable to the docking system. 2. Dock the OmniBook. keyboard connector Hint If you are using a docking system with an check box. To connect a PS/2 mouse The OmniBook has a PS/2 mouse driver installed. When you dock, the OmniBook automatically detects and sets up the mouse. 1. - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 18
for Workgroups, reboot the OmniBook. 5. If you're using Windows 95 • Click Start, Settings, Control Panel, Mouse, General. • Click Change, then select Standard Serial Mouse. -or- If you're using Windows for Workgroups • From Program Manager, select Windows Setup/Change Systems Setting. • Select - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 19
box. To connect an external display Use this procedure to connect an external display to your OmniBook. Before beginning, check the documentation for your display and make sure that the external display supports standard VGA or super VGA format. 1. Plug the VGA cable from the external display into - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 20
common types of parallel connections involve connections to printers and to other computers. 1. Attach the parallel cable to the parallel connector. 2. Dock the OmniBook. 3. If necessary, install your printer or other device driver. See your Windows manual for instructions. parallel connector 1-20 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 21
cables and adapters available at computer dealers and electronic supply stores. Use the following procedure to connect a modem, serial printer, or serial cable. 1. Attach the serial cable to the serial connector. 2. Dock the OmniBook. serial connector To connect your audio equipment The docking - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 22
up position to enable both the OmniBook's internal speakers and the external speakers or external audio source (such as a CD player) • Attach an amplified microphone to the Do not use ID 0. See the device's documentation for instructions for checking and changing the device's ID. 2. Set the - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 23
detects the new device and sets it up for you. If necessary, Windows 95 requests information about the device. -or- If you're using Windows for Workgroups e. Exit Windows. f. Dock the OmniBook. g. Reboot the OmniBook. To install an expansion card You can add up to two ISA cards, such as - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 24
6. Replace the shield. 7. Plug in the ac adapter. 8. Replace the cable cover and dock the OmniBook. 9. If you're using Windows for Workgroups. Install the software for the card following the manufacturer's instructions. If the card isn't detected, contact the card manufacturer. -or- If you're using - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 25
Making Connections To remove a device from the undocked configuration When Windows 95 installs a new docking station device, it may include the device in both the docked and undocked configuration. To prevent problems when undocking, remove the device from the undocked configuration. 1. Double - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 26
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2 Troubleshooting 1-27 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 28
how to operate and maintain your OmniBook. You can view the manual online or print it. • The World Wide Web The HP Web site provides a wealth of information about HP mobile-computing products. Here you can download new software and drivers, get detailed setup instructions, or view a list of common - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 29
Troubleshooting Solving Problems Solving Problems If you have a problem using the docking system, find the symptom that matches your situation. Try the suggestions one at a time. If the OmniBook won't undock after you press the Undock button • Make sure the OmniBook is turned on. • If you're using a - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 30
Troubleshooting Solving Problems If you're using Windows 95 and OmniBook won't undock • Check to make sure that the OmniBook into place. If you need to replace a lost or damaged power cord For the replacement part number for the docking system power cord, contact the number in the Support and Service - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 31
Troubleshooting Solving Problems • Make sure you are using the appropriate drivers for the card-for a list of drivers, see the HP web site. The address is http://www.hp.com/go/omnibook. • Check your configuration files to make sure that the network drivers are properly installed. • Try undocking and - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 32
Troubleshooting Solving Problems If your docking password isn't accepted • Check whether Num Lock is off. • If you've forgotten your password, have your OmniBook at hand and call Hewlett-Packard support. See your OmniBook Support and Service booklet. 1-32 - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 33
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, see the problem-solving suggestions and references listed in chapter 2. ♦ If you think your docking system might need repair service, see the warranty and service information in the Support and Service booklet. To contact Hewlett-Packard If you have questions that the OmniBook manuals don't answer - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 35
Specifications and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information Regulatory Information This section presents information that shows how the docking system complies with regulations in certain regions. Any modifications to the docking system not expressly approved by Hewlett-Packard could void the - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 36
Specifications and Regulatory Information Regulatory Information Canada This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 37
the specifications listed below. Declaration of Conformity (according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014) Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard Company Address: Hewlett-Packard Co. Mobile Computing Division 1000 NE Circle Blvd. Corvallis, OR 97330 declares that the following product Product name: HP - HP OmniBook 2000 | HP OmniBook 2000 - Docking System User Guide - Page 38
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