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Index security features 6-6 security, PC Smart Card Reader (optional) 8-2 serial number 1-16 Service Tag label 1-16 sleep button. See Standby SmartMedia 8-5 software AutoPlay/Autorun/auto insert notification 4-5 infrared 6-3 USB support 6-3 speakers 5-2 internal stereo 1-8 Standby avoiding when playing media 4-4 avoiding with infrared 6-5 exiting 1-5, 2-6 initiating 2-6 power/Standby light 1-3 S-Video cable, connecting video 5-5 S-Video-out jack 1-14, 5-5 system label 1-16 T television (optional) changing color format 5-6 temperature, operating 9-1 TouchPad. See pointing devices traveling with notebook battery pack temperature 3-10 environmental specifications 9-1 Modem approval label 1-16 serial number 1-16 wireless certification label 1-16 U USB connectors 1-14 USB devices (optional) connecting 6-2 enabling 6-3 V vents 1-10, 1-11, 1-15 video device connecting audio 5-5 S-Video-out jack 5-5 turning on and off 5-6 volume, adjusting 5-1 W Windows applications key 1-6 wireless antenna 7-9 wireless certification label 1-16 wireless device connecting LAN 7-6 turning on and off 7-10 wireless indicator light 1-13, 7-10 Wireless On/Off button 1-6, 1-9, 7-10 Index-6 Hardware Guide

Section	Page
Contents	3
Hardware Components	8
Identifying Parts of the Notebook	8
Display	8
TouchPad	9
Top Components	10
Power Lights	10
Keyboard and Drive Lights	11
Power and Volume Controls	12
Wireless On/Off Button and Application Keys	13
Function and Keypad Keys	14
Front Components	15
Rear Components	17
Left-Side Components	18
Right-Side Components	20
Bottom Components	22
Labels	23
Additional Standard Components	24
Documentation Library CD	24
Cords, Cables and Adapters	25
TouchPad and Keyboard	26
Using the TouchPad	26
Setting TouchPad Preferences	27
Using the Hotkeys	28
Hotkey Quick Reference	29
Hotkey Procedures	30
Hotkey Commands	30
Open Help and Support Center (Fn+F1)	30
Open Internet Explorer (Fn+F3)	30
Switch Display Image (Fn+F4)	30
Initiate Standby (Fn+F5)	31
Initiate QuickLock (Fn+F6)	31
Decrease Screen Brightness (Fn+F7)	32
Increase Screen Brightness (Fn+F8)	32
Play, Pause or Resume an Audio CD or DVD (Fn+F9)	32
Stop an Audio CD or DVD (Fn+F10)	32
Play Previous Track of an Audio CD or DVD (Fn+F11)	32
Play Next Track of an Audio CD or DVD (Fn+F12)	32
Keypad	33
Using the Keypad	33
Turning the Keypad On and Off	34
Switching Key Functions on the Keypad	35
Turning Num Lock Mode On or Off as You Work	35
Battery Packs	36
Running the Notebook on Battery Power	36
Inserting or Removing the Battery Pack	37
Charging a Battery Pack	38
Obtaining Accurate Charge Information	38
Accessing the Battery Charge Display	39
Interpreting Battery Charge Displays	39
Placing the Power Meter Icon on the Taskbar	39
Managing Low-Battery Conditions	40
Identifying a Low-Battery Condition	40
Identifying a Critical Low-Battery Condition	40
Verifying Hibernation Settings	41
Resolving Low-Battery Conditions	41
Calibrating a Battery Pack	42
When to Calibrate	42
How to Calibrate	42
Charging the Battery Pack	42
Discharging the Battery Pack	43
Recharging the Battery Pack	44
Battery Conservation Procedures and Settings	44
Conserving Power as You Work	44
Storing a Battery Pack	45
Disposing of a Used Battery Pack	46
Finding More Power Information	46
Drives	47
About Drive Terms	47
Caring for Drives and Drive Media	49
Caring for Drives	49
Caring for Drive Media	50
Using Drive Media	50
Avoiding Standby and Hibernation	50
Displaying Media Contents	51
Setting AutoPlay Preferences	51
Canceling AutoPlay on an Audio CD	51
Displaying the Contents of a CD or DVD	51
Adding a Drive to the System	52
Using the IDE Drive Light	53
Inserting and Removing Drive Media	54
Inserting a CD or DVD	54
Removing a CD or DVD (With Power)	55
Removing a CD or DVD (Without Power)	56
Inserting a Diskette (Select Models)	57
Removing a Diskette (Select Models)	57
Installing an Optional HP USB Digital Drive (Select Models)	58
Installing an Optional SD Memory Card	59
Connecting an Optional Digital Drive to the USB Port	60
Inserting an Optional Digital Drive into an Optional Digital Bay	63
Removing an Optional Digital Drive from an Optional Digital Bay	64
Finding Optional Drive Software Information	64
Audio and Video	65
Adjusting Volume	65
Using the Volume Buttons	65
Using the Volume Control Icon	66
Using the Internal Speakers	66
Connecting an Audio Device	67
Identifying Audio Jacks	67
Using the Microphone Jack	67
Using the Audio-Out Jack	68
Connecting an S-Video Device	69
Connecting the Audio	69
Connecting the Video	69
Turning a Video Device On and Off	70
Changing the Color Television Format	70
External Device Connections	72
Connecting a Standard Device	72
Connecting a USB Device	73
Using a USB Device	74
Linking to an Infrared Device (Select Models)	74
Setting Up an Infrared Transmission	75
Avoiding Standby While Using Infrared	76
Connecting an Optional Cable Lock	77
Modem and Network Connections	78
Using the Modem (Select Models)	78
Connecting the Modem to an RJ-11 Jack	80
Connecting the Modem with an Adapter	81
Special Restrictions in Certain Countries	82
Changing Your Modem Settings	82
Connecting to a Local Area Network (LAN)	83
Turning a Network Connection Off and On	85
Making Wireless Network Connections (Select Models)	85
Turning Wireless Communication On and Off	87
Connecting to a Wireless Network	88
Checking the Wireless Connection Status	89
Making Bluetooth Wireless Connections (Select Models)	89
Hardware Upgrades	90
Obtaining Upgrades	90
Using PC Cards	91
Selecting a PC Card	91
Configuring a PC Card	91
Inserting a PC Card	92
Stopping and Removing a PC Card	93
Using Digital Media Cards (Select Models)	94
Inserting an Optional Digital Media Card	95
Removing an Optional Digital Media Card	96
Disabling an Optional Digital Media Card	97
Increasing Memory	97
Displaying Memory Information	97
Removing or Inserting a Memory Module	98
Replacing the Hard Drive	103
Finding More Upgrade Information	106
Specifications	107
Operating Environment	107
Rated Input Power	107

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Hardware Guide

Index

security features

6–6

security, PC Smart Card Reader

(optional)

8–2

serial number

1–16

Service Tag label

1–16

sleep button.

See

Standby

SmartMedia

8–5

software

AutoPlay/Autorun/auto insert

notification

4–5

infrared

6–3

USB support

6–3

speakers

5–2

internal stereo

1–8

Standby

avoiding when playing media

4–4

avoiding with infrared

6–5

exiting

1–5

2–6

initiating

2–6

power/Standby light

1–3

S-Video cable, connecting video

5–5

S-Video-out jack

1–14

5–5

system label

1–16

television (optional)

changing color format

5–6

temperature, operating

9–1

TouchPad.

See

pointing devices

traveling with notebook

battery pack temperature

3–10

environmental specifications

9–1

Modem approval label

1–16

serial number

1–16

wireless certification label

1–16

USB connectors

1–14

USB devices (optional)

connecting

6–2

enabling

6–3

vents

1–10

1–11

1–15

video device

connecting audio

5–5

S-Video-out jack

5–5

turning on and off

5–6

volume, adjusting

5–1

Windows applications key

1–6

wireless antenna

7–9

wireless certification label

1–16

wireless device

connecting LAN

7–6

turning on and off

7–10

wireless indicator light

1–13

7–10

Wireless On/Off button

1–6

1–9

7–10