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for important information about connecting a microphone and, Connects a USB device.

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Adjusts the volume of the headphones connected to the PHONES connector. Users should note that this does not control the volume of the integrated LCD speakers. 13 PC CARD slot A PC Card (also called a PCMCIA card) can be installed in this slot. PC cards enable you to add functionality to your system. 14 MEMORY STICK media slot Insert a Sony Memory Stick® card into this slot. See Using the Memory Stick® Media for details on using Memory Stick media. 15 i.LINK (4-pin) Connects a digital device such as a Sony Digital Handycam® Camcorder. 16 USB (Universal Serial Bus) connector Connects a USB device. * See Using a Headphone or Microphone for important information about connecting a microphone and headphone. Rear Panel 1 AC INPUT connector Connects the supplied power cord. 2 LINE jack Connects a phone cable to the wall jack. 3 EMPTY PCI SLOT (FILLED WITH ETHERNET CARD ON CUSTOM MODELS) For a PCI Add-On Card (not supplied). 4 TELEPHONE jack Connects the phone to the computer. 5 PRINTER connector Connects a parallel device, such as a printer or scanner. 6 SERIAL connector Connects a serial device, such as a digital still camera. 7 MONITOR connector Connects a standard CRT display. 8 USB (Universal Serial Bus) connector Connects a USB device. 9 LINE IN connector Connects an audio device. 10 LINE OUT connector Connects an audio device or an active speaker. 11 i.LINK (6-pin) Connects a digital device such as a Sony Digital Handycam® Camcorder. 12 LCD MONITOR connector Connects the LCD that comes with the VAIO Slimtop LCD computer. Note: Do not connect any display to this connector other than the LCD that is supplied with this system. 13 KEYBOARD connector Page 765

Section	Page
Notice to Users	1
Read Me First	2
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)	6
Supplementary Information	10
Recovering Microsoft® Word 2000	14
Reprogramming Your Programmable Power Keys	18
Copying Data From Memory Stick® Media	22
Using the AutoAlert™ E-mail Notification System	26
Using the Power Button on the System and on the Keyboard	30
To Resume from Standby Mode	34
Resetting Your Computer For Printer Use After Resuming From A Power Saving Mode	38
Applications That Use the TWAIN Driver	42
PCI Add-in Board Size	46
Memory Upgrade Specifications	50
For Answers to Your Software Questions	54
Features	58
Unpacking Your Computer	80
Computer and Supplied Accessories	102
Manuals	124
Recovery CDs	146
Other	168
Software CDs	190
Setting Up Your VAIO Slimtop™ LCD Computer	212
Locating Controls and Connectors	234
Front Panel	256
Rear Panel	278
LCD	300
Using the Wheel Mouse	322
Using a Headphone or Microphone	344
Attaching the Stand to the System Unit	366
Registering Your Computer	388
VAIO Action Setup	410
Programmable Power Keys	432
Memory Stick	454
Internal Timer	476
AutoAlert E-mail Notification System	498
AutoAlert E-mail Notification System Software Restrictions	520
Changing the Window Design of Sony Software	542
Using the Memory Stick® Media	564
Using PC Cards	586
Using the Standby Function	608
Standby Mode Indicators	630
Shutting Down Your Computer	652
About the Power Switch	674
Using the System Recovery CD(s)	696
Using the Application Recovery CD(s)	718
About the Software on Your Computer	740
About Your Recovery CDs	762
For Answers to Your Software Questions	784
Troubleshooting	806
To Reach Sony	828
Specifications	850
Upgrading and Maintaining Your VAIO® Computer	872
Overview	876
Removing the Cover	880
Inserting an Add-in Board	884
Adding Memory	888
Replacing the Lithium Battery	892
VAIO® Consumer Information Guide	896
Notice to Users	904
Safety Information	912
Regulatory Information	920
Choosing a Location for Your Computer	928
Resources	936
Notes on Use	944
On the Power Source	952
On Disposal of the Lithium Battery	960
On Handling	968
On Installation	976
On Moisture Condensation	984
On Upgrading the System	992
On Handling an LCD Display	1000
On Handling a CRT Display	1008
On Using the Hard Disk Drive	1016
On Handling Diskettes	1024
On Handling CD or DVD Media	1032
On Cleaning CD or DVD Media	1040