Sony SVT1121 How To Use Manual page 58

both of the charge ports are correctly connected. (The charge indicator light turns off when
charging is complete.)
Note
To avoid dropping your VAIO computer and the keyboard, be sure to hold both the computer
and the keyboard when detaching the keyboard from the computer.
When the remaining battery power of your VAIO computer is less than 10%, you cannot
charge the keyboard.
To protect the charge port from dirt, avoid touching the charge port on the keyboard.
Do not charge the keyboard with a screen protector applied to the touch screen or a cleaning
cloth placed between your VAIO computer and the keyboard. Doing so may prevent the
connection between the computer and the keyboard, and the keyboard may fail to charge.
Hint
The charge indicator light on the bottom of the keyboard is on while the keyboard is
charging. The indicator light turns off when charging is completed.
When the battery life becomes short, the battery indicator light blinks for 30 seconds.
Even when your VAIO computer is not connected to an AC power source, you can charge the
keyboard.
Checking Supplied Items
Check all items packed with the product before use.
Wireless keyboard
AC adapter
Power cord
Digitizer stylus
(Not supplied with all models. Availability depends on your computer's specifications.)
Pen hook
Wireless router
(Not supplied with all models. Availability depends on your computer's specifications.)
VGA adapter (with Conversion connector)
(Not supplied with all models. Availability depends on your computer's specifications.)
Hint
No Recovery Media is included because your VAIO computer can be recovered using data
stored in the hard disk drive or SSD. See
information.
Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown)
By default, your VAIO computer automatically enters Sleep mode after a certain period of
inactivity.
In Sleep mode, the computer will retain its current state, including data you are working on,
Recovering from the Recovery Area for more