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Connecting, Docking, Station

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Connecting Peripheral Devices 45 Connecting the Docking Station Your notebook computer supports the use of an optional docking station. Attaching a docking station enables you to connect additional peripherals to your computer. There are two types of docking stations: the Personal Docking Station (PCGA-DH8) and the Network Docking Station (PCGADB8). The Personal Docking Station does not include the SCSI, Network (ethernet), and i.LINK (IEEE-1394 interface) connectors. rn INI ® ® (em • 99 [ID to *sr+ Ci 1-- 01 El • C3* vOim oui* (pa9e g mousvlwx.rd page E It, (pate Geese („5,, * Not available for the PCG-818 Network docking station only. G. tine Out EJ Mo;litor .nape prnie, oagE 1O1O1 Sena (page 60) a9 Network fetlieFFie!:. 13 SCSi : i.LINK 394) (oaoi? 61' OD The docking station can be powered only with an AC power adapter. Do not remove-the AC adapter from the docking station or the AC outlet while using the docking station; this may cause data damage or hardware malfunctions. When your computer is connected to the docking station, you cannot use the System Suspend or System Hibernation power saving modes. Your computer should not be connected to the docking station when playing DVD-ROM discs.

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Connecting
Peripheral
Devices
Connecting
the
Docking
Station
45
Your
notebook
computer
supports
the
use
of
an
optional
docking
station.
Attaching
a
docking
station
enables
you
to
connect
additional
peripherals
to
your
computer.
There
are
two
types
of
docking
stations:
the
Personal
Docking
Station
(PCGA-DH8)
and
the
Network
Docking
Station
(PCGA-
DB8).
The
Personal
Docking
Station
does
not
include
the
SCSI,
Network
(ethernet),
and
i.LINK
(IEEE
-1394
interface)
connectors.
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only.
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OD
The
docking
station
can
be
powered
only
with
an
AC
power
adapter.
Do
not
remove
-the
AC
adapter
from
the
docking
station
or
the
AC
outlet
while
using
the
docking
station;
this
may
cause
data
damage
or
hardware
malfunctions.
When
your
computer
is
connected
to
the
docking
station,
you
cannot
use
the
System
Suspend
or
System
Hibernation
power
saving
modes.
Your
computer
should
not
be
connected
to
the
docking
station
when
playing
DVD-ROM
discs.