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n 82 N Using Peripheral Devices Connecting to a Network (LAN) You can connect your computer to 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T-type networks with an Ethernet network cable. Connect one end of a network cable (not supplied) to the network (Ethernet) port on the back of the computer and the other end to your network. For detailed settings and devices needed to connect to the network, see your network administrator. ! Your computer has a protective sticker covering the network (Ethernet) port located on the back of the computer. Connect a 10BASE-T, 100BASE- TX, or 1000BASE-T cable to the network (Ethernet) port. Using an incorrect cable or a phone cable may result in an electric current overload that can cause a malfunction, excessive heat, or fire in the network (Ethernet) port. For help on connecting to a network, see your network administrator. ✍ The computer can be connected to the network with the default settings.

Section	Page
Before Use	6
Documentation	6
Ergonomic Considerations	9
Getting Started	11
Locating Controls and Ports	12
About the Indicator Lights	15
Setting Up Your Computer	16
Shutting Down Your Computer Safely	28
Using Your VAIO Computer	29
Using the Keyboard	30
Using the Mouse	34
Using the Optical Disc Drive	38
Using the TV Function	47
Using the Memory Stick Media	63
Using Other Memory Cards	67
Using the Internet	71
Using Peripheral Devices	72
Connecting an External Microphone	73
Connecting a VCR or Camcorder	74
Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device	76
Connecting a Printer	78
Connecting an i.LINK Device	80
Connecting to a Network (LAN)	82
Customizing Your VAIO Computer	84
Setting the Password	85
Setting Up Your Computer with VAIO Central	88
Using the Power Saving Modes	89
Upgrading Your VAIO Computer	92
Before Upgrading Your Computer	93
Opening and Closing the Computer	94
Adding and Removing Memory	97
Installing an Add-on Card	103
Replacing the Lithium Battery	106
Installing the Hard Disk Drive	108
Installing the IDE Device	117
Precautions	127
On Handling the LCD Screen	128
On Using the Power Source	129
On Handling Your Computer	130
On Handling Floppy Disks	132
On Handling Discs	133
On Using Headphones	133
On Handling Memory Stick Media	134
On Handling the Hard Disk	135
Troubleshooting	136
Computer	137
System Security	143
Internet	145
CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray Discs	147
Display	152
Printing	153
Microphone	154
Mouse	155
Speakers	157
Keyboard	159
Floppy Disks	160
Audio/Video	161
Memory Stick Media	162
Peripherals	163
Support Options	164
Sony Support Information	164

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Using Peripheral Devices

Connecting to a Network (LAN)

You can connect your computer to 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T-type networks with an Ethernet network cable.

Connect one end of a network cable (not supplied) to the network (Ethernet) port on the back of the computer and the other

end to your network. For detailed settings and devices needed to connect to the network, see your network administrator.

Your computer has a protective sticker

covering the network (Ethernet) port located on the back of the computer. Connect a 10BASE-T, 100BASE-

TX, or 1000BASE-T cable to the network (Ethernet) port. Using an incorrect cable or a phone cable may result in an electric current overload that can

cause a malfunction, excessive heat, or fire in the network (Ethernet) port. For help on connecting to a network, see your network administrator.

✍

The computer can be connected to the network with the default settings.