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OWNER'S HANDBOOK
Use the P
button to turn on the computer and change power
OWER
modes. The Power Mode indicator changes colour to show the
current mode. See the Getting Started chapter for more information.
The infra-red sensor is present only on models fitted with a LOC
Technology system in the form of an Apricot LS Security Card. See
the LOC Technology Master User's Guide for more information.
The audio input socket is mainly intended for a microphone.
Alternatively, you could attach a personal stereo (tape or CD). The
socket provides "phantom power" for electret condenser type
microphones.
The audio output socket is intended for headphones or a pair of
external self-powered loudspeakers.
For normal access to the interior of the system unit, only the right
side panel, and possibly the top panel, need to be removed. The left
side panel must be removed in order to install additional removable-
media or hard disk drives in the forward drive bay.
WARNING
Never carry out any work inside the computer with AC power applied.
Always shut down the computer and unplug all power cords before
removing the top cover. Take effective anti-static precautions while the
covers are off, as explained in the Safety & Regulatory Notices at the
start of this manual.
Right side panel
1.
Shut down the computer and turn off the monitor.
2.
If your AC power outlets have switches, set them to their off
positions.
3.
Unplug all power cords from the rear of the system unit.
4.
Remove the panel's two fixing screws.
5.
Turn the caselock key to the unlocked position.
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