Page 1 Mobile Mini Note PC MP-XV841US ENGLISH INSTRUCTIONS For Customer Use: Enter below the Model No. and Serial No. which is located on the bottom of the Mobile Mini Note PC. Retain this information for future reference. Model No. Serial No. LET0248-006A...
Page 2: Safety Precautions
"dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude ● Use the JVC BN-LL23US battery pack and, to to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. recharge it, the provided multi-voltage AC Power The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is Adapter.
Page 3: When Using The Wireless Lan
When the equipment is installed in a cabinet or on a shelf, make sure that it has sufficient space on all sides to allow for ventilation (10 cm (3-15/16") or more on both sides, on top and at the rear). Do not block the ventilation holes.
Page 4: Precautions
PRECAUTIONS Battery Packs LCD Screen The supplied battery pack is 1. To prevent damage to the LCD screen, a lithium-ion battery. Before DO NOT... using the supplied battery ..push it strongly or apply any shocks. pack or an optional battery ..
Page 5: How To Handle Cd-Roms
..swing the soft case excessively when the Mobile Mini Note PC is inside it. If malfunctioning occurs, stop using the unit immediately and consult your local JVC dealer. The Mobile Mini Note PC is a microcomputer- How To Handle CD-ROMs controlled device.
Page 6 Model Number : MP-XV841US Trade Name : JVC Responsible party : JVC AMERICAS CORP. Address : 1700 Valley Road Wayne, N. J. 07470 Telephone Number : 973-317-5000 This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Page 7: Checking Inventory
CHECKING INVENTORY Before using your Mobile Mini Note PC (hereinafter Mobile PC), make sure that all of the following system components have been included in the container. If you have found any shortage or problem, contact the sales shop. * The illustrations provided in these instructions may differ in part from the actual products. •AC power adapter •Mobile Mini Note PC •Dedicated AC cable...
Page 8: Jvc Software License Agreement
JVC original software accompanied with or pre-installed into the Product (“Software”). The right to use the Software is granted by Victor Company of Japan, Limited (“JVC”) to You only on the condition that You agree to the following Agreement. If You do not agree to the terms of the Agreement, you may not use the Software any more.
Page 9 8. Termination (1) Should You breach any provision of this Agreement, JVC may terminate this Agreement without giving any notice to You. In this event, JVC may claim against You any damages caused by Your breach. (2) Should this Agreement be terminated, You should immediately destroy the Software including any copy (including erasure from any memory in the Product) and any associated Materials, and then will not possess them.
Page 10: End-User License Agreement
G.726 Decoder (“Software”) on your PC. The right to use the Software is granted by Victor Company of Japan, Limited (“JVC”) to You only on the condition that You agree to the following Agreement. If You do not agree to the terms of the Agreement, you may not install the Software any more.
Page 11 Should You breach any provision of this Agreement, JVC may terminate this Agreement without giving any notice to You. In this event, JVC may claim against You any damages caused by Your breach. Should this Agreement be terminated, You should immediately destroy the Software stored in Your machine (including erasure from any memory in Your PC), and then will not possess such Software.
Page 12: Table Of Contents
Setting Up Your PC Again ........88 SYSTEM APPLICATIONS System Recovery Procedure ....... 89 JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE ....... 24 TROUBLESHOOTING Setup of JVC Original Software ...... 24 Q&A ..............92 CC Converter ..........26 Power ............. 92 HD-TS decoder ..........28 Startup and Operation of Windows ....
Page 13: Parts And Component Names
PARTS AND COMPONENT NAMES Your Mobile PC has the following parts and components. Stick Internal microphone (used for network meetings, etc.) Speakers Left button DC Input connector ( Scroll button Right button i-Link connector PC card eject button Eject button PC card slot Eject hole DVD-ROM &...
Page 14 Wireless LAN antenna Detachable lithium-ion battery pack (BN-LL23US) Ventilation slots Microphone input Reset button Headphone output SD memory card slot...
Page 15: Setting Up
SETTING UP...
Page 16 SETTING UP SETTING UP When you first use your-Mobile PC, always plug the AC power cord into the DC Input connector. First, install the lithium-ion battery pack in the PC by following the steps below. Proceed with the setup while the battery pack is charging. To avoid data loss due to power failure or any other cause, check the points for battery recharging in Page 18.
Page 17 3. Recharge the battery pack by plugging the AC cord into DC Input connector When recharging the battery pack: 1 Plug the AC power cord into the AC adapter. 2 Plug the DC cord of the adapter into the DC Input connector ( ) of the Mobile PC.
Page 18 SETTING UP 4. Make sure that the battery pack is fully recharged To avoid an interruption of your operation due to power failure, check the battery voltage when you start to use your PC in the field. See “Checking the Battery Level” (see Page 79) to check the battery voltage level.
Page 19: Turn-On
TURN-ON Turning (On/Off) Key On Press the (On/Off) key. The PC will turn on and the Windows logo will appear. (On/Off) Key Caution • Turn Off the PC (On/Off) key in areas such as hospitals where use of the PC is prohibited. Otherwise, your PC may influence the electronic and medical equipment and may cause a serious problem.
Page 20: Initial Setup Of Microsoft Windows
SETTING UP Initial Setup of Microsoft Windows When using your PC for first time, you must prepare the PC to use Microsoft Windows. Once you have finished the initial Windows setup, you can use the software and various PC functions. Use the following procedure to initially set up Microsoft Windows. For pointing device and keyboard operations, see Pages 54 to 57.
Page 21 6. Enter the user name and click [Next]. The “Thank you!” screen will appear. Tips The name you have entered is shown on the “welcome” screen that appears when you turn the PC power switch on after initial Windows setup. To start up Microsoft Windows, click the user name shown on the screen.
Page 22: Turn-Off
SETTING UP Turn-Off Cautions • Check the battery level before turning off the power to ensure that the charge caution screen will not appear while you are using the PC on the move, interrupting your work. To check the battery level, refer to "Checking the Battery Level" on page 79. •...
Page 23: Jvc Original Software And System Applications
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS...
Page 24: Setup Of Jvc Original Software
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE To use the JVC original software, you must set it up in the “Setup of JVC Original Software” given below. You can setup the following software program. Setup software • CC converter (See Page 26.) Tips •...
Page 25 4. When the software has been set up, a prompt for PC restarting appears. Click [Finish] to restart the PC.
Page 26: Cc Converter
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS CC Converter This is a data-band expansion system JVC has developed for audio applications. It reproduces the timbre of the original sound from high-quality and compressed music data as well. The CC converter operates as a system filter so that it takes effect regardless of the playback application.
Page 27 The following menu options are effective only when you have checked the “Enable” option. About the expansion effect modes One of the following three effect modes can be selected. Each has its own special characteristics as described below depending on the frequency band pattern which is to be expanded.
Page 28: Hd-Ts Decoder
M2T and TS extension files with Windows Media Player 9 which comes with this unit. Those Hi- Def files can be created on JVC GRHD1 or JYHD10 cameras as well as DVHS deck like HMDH30000 for example. It is however strongly recommended to create/edit those files with a separate computer running at least Pentium 4, 2 GHz with 512 DDR RAM and dedicated hard drive for those files.
Page 29: Easy Network Changer
Easy Network Changer The Easy Network Changer is a network setting utility which enables network settings to be changed easily. This utility makes it possible to register a multiple number of profiles that define the network settings for use at home, in the office or other connection locations. When InterLink has been moved to a different network environment, it allows easy connection to a network by selecting the corresponding profile.
Page 30 JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS You can create the removable recovery CDs using Bootable CD Creator (BCDC). It is strongly recommended to create those recovery discs in case of need to reinstall your operating system. This will allow recreating your PC to the initial state.
Page 31: Standard Application
STANDARD APPLICATION Your Mobile PC has the following standard applications. Open the Help menu of each application to check the application usage. If you have any question, contact the nearest support center listed on Page 108. Adobe Reader 6.0 Can display and print out a PDF file. Using the Adobe Reader, you can display and print out a PDF format file.
Page 32 JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS InterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC WinDVD 5 with Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Headphone is a software DVD player which is extremely easy to use. It combines all the advantages of a regular DVD player found in the home with a number of advanced functions available only with software DVD players.
Page 33: To Set Up The Standard Applications Again
To Set Up the Standard Applications Again You can set up the standard applications using the Application CD-ROM. If you have erroneously deleted any of the standard applications, you can reinstall it from the Application CD-ROM. For details, see the “readme.txt” file in the Application CD-ROM. Warning •...
Page 34 MEMO...
Page 35: Navigate In The Internet World
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD!
Page 36: To Connect To The Internet
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! TO CONNECT TO THE INTERNET There are 3 ways to connect to the internet with this unit depending on your setup/location: 1. Using a built in modem (which will be covered on the following pages) 2.
Page 37: Connection Of Telephone Line And Modem Setup
Connection of Telephone Line and Modem Setup Your PC has a built-in modem and a cable attached to it. You can enjoy the Internet and e-mail services by simply connecting your PC to the telephone line. 1. Plug the attached modem cable into the Modem jack of your PC until it clicks. Insert the cable connector into the jack in the correct direction.
Page 38 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 3. Setting up the modem 1 Click [start] and [Control Panel] in this order. 2 Click [Printers and Other Hardware]. 3 Click [Phone and Modem Options]. 4 Click [New]. 5 When the “New Location” screen appears, enter a city code in the “Area code” field. Usually, enter your city code here.
Page 39: The Internet Connection Setup
The Internet Connection Setup Use the following procedure to connect your PC to the Internet network. This setup example uses the built-in modem of your PC and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) for the Internet connection. If you have already contracted with a provider, you can manually set up the Internet connection using the following procedure.
Page 40 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 3. Click [Connect to the Internet] option, and click [Next]. The “Getting Ready” screen will appear. 4. Click [Set up my connection manually] option, and click [Next]. The “Internet Connection” screen will appear. 5. Click [Connect using a dial-up modem] option, and click [Next]. The “Connection Name”...
Page 41 7. Enter the phone number, and click [Next]. The “Internet Account Information” screen will appear. 8. Enter the User name and Password (and enter the password again for confirmation), and click [Next]. The “Completing the New Connection Wizard” screen will appear. 9.
Page 42 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Tips If you need to set up the DNS server address, follow steps 10 to 20. You may need to set up DNS server addresses (the primary and secondary DNS addresses) for some providers. If the DNS server addresses are stated on the documents sent from your provider, you need to set them up.
Page 43 15. Click [Networking]. 16. Click [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] and click [Properties]. The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” screen will appear. 17. Click [Obtain an IP address automatically], click [Use the following DNS server addresses], and enter the DNS server address printed on the document sent from the provider.
Page 44: Connecting To The Internet
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Connecting to the Internet After you have completed the “The Internet Connection Setup” procedure (pages 39 to 43), you can connect to the Internet. Use the following procedure. 1. Click [start] and click [Internet] at the upper left part of the Menu. The Internet Explorer will start up and the “Dial-up Connection”...
Page 45: Disconnection From The Internet
Disconnection from the Internet When you are connected to the Internet using telephone line you may cause phone bill charges depending on your ISP telephone access number. You may want to check with your local phone company for fees depending on ISP number used. Disconnect your PC from the Internet in one of the following ways when you are finished using the Internet.
Page 46: Accessing A Web Page
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Accessing a Web Page There is a large number of Web sites available. You can access a Web site using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in your PC. The following shows three typical ways you can use to access a Web site.
Page 47: E-Mailing
E-MAILING You need to set up a mailing software to send and receive E-mails. Setting Up E-Mail Software Set up the E-mail transmission using the Outlook Express installed on your PC. Tips It is helpful for Email setup if you have the document showing your email account setup details. Some ISP does have webpage describing settings for Outlook Express for their service.
Page 48 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 3. Enter your E-mail address in the “E-mail address” field, and click [Next]. The “E-mail Server Name” screen will appear. 4. Enter the “Incoming mail server” and “Outgoing mail server”, and click [Next]. Usually select “POP3” as the “My incoming mail server is a server.”...
Page 49 5. Enter the “Account name” and “Password,” and click [Next]. The “Congratulations” screen will appear. 6. Click [Finish]. The “Congratulations” screen will close, and Outlook Express will start up. The setup for the E-mail software is complete. 7. To quit Outlook Express, click [x] at the upper right corner of the screen.
Page 50: Sending And Receiving E-Mails
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Sending and Receiving E-mails You can create and send E-mail messages, and receive and read E-mail from others. You can learn procedures to enjoy E-mailing. Use Outlook Express installed on your PC for E-mail transmission. Transmission Connect to the provider.
Page 51 3. Create a message. Enter the E-mail address Enter the message title Enter the message text here Destination: Enter the receiver's E-mail address. (Enter your E-mail address first to test E-mail transmission.) Title: Enter the message title. 4. Click [Send] at the left upper end of the screen to send the created message. The “Dial-up Connection”...
Page 52 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 7. To check the received messages, click [Inbox] on the screen. The received E-mail messages will be displayed. 8. To quit Outlook Express, click [x] at the upper right corner of the screen. Cautions • Disconnect your PC from the Internet after you have transmitted E-mail and finished accessing a Web site.
Page 53: Operations
OPERATIONS...
Page 54: Using The Pointing Device
OPERATIONS Using the Pointing Device The pointing devices allow you to move the mouse pointer on the screen. You can move the cursor using the center stick and three buttons in the similar way as the mouse. Mouse pointer Left button Scroll button Stick Right button...
Page 55 • Double-click Press the left button twice in succession and release it immediately. • Drag Use this operation to move an icon or a file. To do so, select an icon or a file, hold down the left button and move it to the desired position, and release the button. Note The pointing devices have initially been set for the “right-handed person”...
Page 56: Using Keyboard
OPERATIONS Using Keyboard Using Hot keys You can use the colored hot keys of the PC keyboard. Hold down the Fn key and press one of the Hot keys to execute its command. List of hot keys Activate STAND BY mode of Mobile PC. Hibernate the Mobile PC.
Page 57 If a Key Top Has Come Off If a key top has come off from the keyboard, put it back in place by following the procedure below. • How to attach the Enter key, left Shift key or Space key top 1 Take out the disengaged wire rod, and snag it onto the two projections as shown in the figure below.
Page 58: Using The Center Keys
UNLOCK indicator is lit. SURROUND This tool is specially designed to be used with InterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC. It is used to switch the sound. While it is operating, the sound is switched by one setting in the OFF ¥...
Page 59: Using The Dvd/Cd Function Keys
Using the DVD/CD function keys By using the DVD/CD function keys at the bottom left of the keyboard, you can play DVDs or CDs in a single action. KEY LOCK DVD/CD function keys Volume control Caution When the UNLOCK indicator on the left of the DVD/CD function keys is off, those buttons are not operational.
Page 60 MEMO...
Page 61: Hardware
HARDWARE...
Page 62: Using The Dvd-Rom & Cd-R/Rw Drive
HARDWARE Using the DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive This PC comes with a DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive. Types of discs supported ● DVD-RAM: Use discs bearing the mark. ● DVD-ROM: Use discs bearing the mark. ● DVD-R: Use discs bearing the mark.
Page 63 3. With the label surface facing up, align the hole in the center of the disc with the central protrusion of the disc tray, and push down on the disc to seat it properly. Central protrusion • Check that the disc clicks into place. Lens 4.
Page 64: Using The Sd Memory Card Slot
HARDWARE Using the SD Memory Card Slot Your PC has an SD memory card slot. An SD memory card or multimedia card can be used. When you use an SD memory card, remove the dummy card from the SD memory card slot. 1.
Page 65: Using An External Monitor
Using an External Monitor To attach an external monitor to your PC, use the external display cable. Connecting an external monitor When you connect an external monitor to your PC, it looks like an ordinary desktop PC. You can use the monitor by just connecting it with the external display cable. You can display images on the external monitor for other people and you can watch them on the LCD panel of your PC.
Page 66: Connecting To A Network
HARDWARE Connecting to a Network With the network function, you can connect to a network at your office or home to transfer data between PCs and access the Internet from multiple PCs. For setting for intranet connection, consult a system administrator at your company. Connection to a network requires the following items.
Page 67 4 Double-click [Local Area Connection]. The “Local Area Connection Status” screen will appear. 5 Click the [Properties] button. The “Local Area Connection Properties” screen will appear. 6 On the [General] tab, double-click [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)]. The “Properties of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” screen will appear. 7 Enter appropriate values in the [Use the following IP address] and [Use the following DNS server addresses] fields.
Page 68 HARDWARE 8 Click the [OK] button. A message prompting you to restart the computer will appear. 9 Click the [OK] button to make the change take effect. 0 Restart the computer. • Checking the MAC address Use the following procedure to check the MAC address of the internal LAN card. Important To check the MAC address, you have to set a LAN (local area) connection in the [Network connection] screen.
Page 69 5 Double-click [Local Area Connection]. The “Local Area Connection Status” screen will appear. 6 Click the [Support] tab and the [Details] button. The “Network Connection Details” screen will appear. 7 The MAC address is displayed as the “Physical Address” on the list.
Page 70: Network Connections Using A Wireless Lan
HARDWARE Network Connections Using a Wireless LAN The model MP-XV841US PC comes with wireless LAN functions. You can connect to a LAN system from any location within the wireless communication area to access the Internal LAN or send and receive mail. By using a wireless LAN access point (available from a retail store) which is connected to an ADSL modem (available from a retail store), you can access broadband environments from a multiple number of PCs.
Page 71 LAN is possible, open the display, and point its reverse side (the side with JVC logo) at the access point. Do not place any obstacles such as books or thick stacks of paper between the PC and access point.
Page 72 HARDWARE 1. Start up the PC. If the [Intel Setting Service] screen appears, click the [No] button. This message will no longer appear if a check mark is entered for “Do not display in the future”. 2. Set the wireless LAN to ON using the wireless LAN ON/OFF switch. The wireless LAN now starts up, and the wireless LAN indicator on the right of the center keys flashes while a search is being conducted, and it lights when a...
Page 73 2 Click the [Properties] button on the [Wireless Network Connection] screen. The [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen now appears. 3 Click the [General] tab on the [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen, and click [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] to select the Internet protocol. A screen such as the one shown below appears.
Page 74 HARDWARE 4 Click the [Properties] button on the [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen. The [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties] screen shown below now appears. 5 Use the following example as a reference, and proceed with the settings to suit how the wireless LAN is to be used.
Page 75 For making the wireless network connection via an access point: In cases involving an in-company LAN, etc. where a DHCP server is in operation on the wired network to which the access point is connected, click and select “Obtain an IP address automatically”...
Page 76 HARDWARE Tips In order to prevent wiretapping and unauthorized intrusions, a network key (WEP key) may have been set for each access point. Depending on the access point, a WPA setting with a raised security level may have been established. If a network key has been set, input as required.
Page 77 How to Set the Wireless LAN Function 1. Double-click the [Wireless Network Connections] icon on the task tray. The “Wireless Network Connection Status” screen will appear. 2. Click the [Properties] button on the [Wireless Network Connection Status] screen. The [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen will appear. 3.
Page 78 HARDWARE 4. Select the network used from the list of [Preferred Networks], and click the [Properties] button. 5. Set the necessary items, and click the [OK] button. Example 1) Remove the check from the “The key is provided automatically” item. 2) Select “Network Authentication”.
Page 79: Checking The Battery Level
Checking the Battery Level On the “Power Option Properties” screen, click the [Power Meter] tab. The current total battery level is displayed. Use the following procedure. 1. Click the [start] button and [Control Panel]. 2. Click the [Performance and Maintenance] icon. 3.
Page 80: Power-Saving Mode
HARDWARE Power-saving Mode In compliance with the operation regulations of the International Energy Star Program, this unit enters the power-saving mode when no operation is performed for a certain period. On the [Power Schemes] tab in the “Power Option Properties” screen (page 79), you can specify the time that must expire before the unit enters the power-saving mode.
Page 81 • System in standby status The battery discharges whilst the PC is in system standby status. As a result, any unsaved data may be lost or the system may not start up. Be sure to turn off the PC when it is not used for a long time.
Page 82: Increasing The (Optional) Memory Capacity
512M bytes). For the built-in memory capacity, see the Product Specifications on Page 112. You can reduce the application startup time and increase the data process speed by adding an optional memory board. Consult the JVC Support below. Notes •...
Page 83 Adding or Removing a Memory Board If you have operated your PC, its inside may be hot and you may get a burn. Turn the power switch off and wait for the PC to cool down. 1. Turn the PC Power switch off, and disconnect AC adapter from your PC. Then, remove the lithium-ion battery pack (if any) and all other peripherals from your 2.
Page 84 HARDWARE 1) Mounting a memory board 1 Check the correct mounting direction of memory board (by observing the cut area). 2 Slant the memory board and insert it into its socket. 3 Push the memory board until it is locked, but do not apply excessive force to it. Caution If it is difficult to lock the memory board, make sure that the board has been inserted securely.
Page 85 Checking the Additional Memory Board Use the following procedure to check the memory board installation. 1. Turn on your PC and start Windows. 2. Click [start] and select [Control Panel]. 3. Click the [Performance and Maintenance] icon. 4. Click the [System] icon. The “System Properties”...
Page 86: Using The Ultrapost Self-Diagnosis Tool
FireWire and Wireless Net. To check the operation, follow the steps below. 1. Turn on the PC's power, and press [F11] while the JVC logo is displayed. 2. When the “Please select boot device:” screen appears, press the [∫] key, select “UltraPOST,”...
Page 87: Pc Recovery (Repeated Pc Setup)
PC RECOVERY (REPEATED PC SETUP)
Page 88: Setting Up Your Pc Again
PC RECOVERY (REPEATED PC SETUP) Setting Up Your PC Again 1. What is the Recovery? When you return your PC to the original state as during shipment, it is called “PC Recovery.” You can recover your PC in one of the following two ways. (1) Initialize the hard drive and recreate partitions as before.
Page 89: System Recovery Procedure
System Recovery Procedure IMPORTANT: This recovery procedure brings PC to its original state. It DOESN’T recreate any programs installed by end user neither does it recreate end user files or settings! 1. Hold down the F10 key and press the Power button to start up your PC. When message “Do you wish to continue? (Y/N)”...
Page 90 PC RECOVERY (REPEATED PC SETUP) 4. The system recovery starts, and its progress is shown on the screen. 5. After the system recovery has been completed, the message “Turn Power switch off and restart the PC.” appears. Restart your PC. Your PC has been returned to the original state before shipment.
Page 91: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING...
Page 92: Q&A
PC has been damaged, follow the relevant troubleshooting steps in the Q&A section. If the Q&A does not help you Contact us. Refer to page 82 for JVC Support. Power The power does not turn on. Check the following.
Page 93: Startup And Operation Of Windows
Startup and Operation of Windows The screen has hung. Use the following procedure to forcibly exit the applications running on your PC. Important When applications are forcibly terminated through this procedure, any unsaved data will be lost. Terminating an application forcibly 1.
Page 94 Use the following procedure to start up your PC in the safe mode. 1. Turn on the PC. 2. As soon as the JVC logo appears, hold down the F8 key. Tips If the F8 key is pressed too late, Windows tries to make a normal startup.
Page 95: Display
Display The PC is turned on but nothing appears on the screen. If the screen blacks out during operation, check the following. • When the (Stand By) lamp is lit. • Move the stick or press any key on the keyboard to check if the power-saving function is working.
Page 96: Using The Internet
TROUBLESHOOTING Using the Internet I cannot dial up. Check the connection. • Check that the modem cable is connected. If you see the “There was no dial tone.” message, check the connection between the unit and the telephone line connector on the wall. Insert the modem fully until it is locked. •...
Page 97 The PC dials but connection is not established. Check the dialing setting. • Check that the dialing type (tone or pulse) is correctly set for your telephone line. For checking and configuration procedures, see “3. Setting up the modem” on page 38. •...
Page 98 TROUBLESHOOTING The PC makes a connection operation but connection is not established. Check the following. • Check the user name and password. Refer to the material sent from your ISP for correct user name and password. • The internal modem dials but negotiation is not made. The access point may have a problem.
Page 99: Wireless Lan
Wireless LAN I can’t communicate. Check the following. • Is the wireless switch in ON position? See page 13 for details. • Is the device serving as the other end of the communication the kind of device which can communicate with the PC? A number of communication systems can be used with the wireless LAN, but unless the same system is used at both ends, communication will not be possible.
Page 100: Battery
TROUBLESHOOTING How can I check the MAC address? Proceed as follows to check the MAC address of the PC’s wireless LAN. * In order to check the MAC address, the wireless network connection must first be set using [Network Connections]. 1.
Page 101: Dvd-Rom & Cd-R/Rw Drive
DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive I can’t remove the disc (the disc won’t eject). While data is being saved on a CD-R/CD-RW medium, the disc tray will not pop out even if you press the Eject button. Wait until the data save operation is completed. If the disc tray fails to pop out even when you press the Eject button, push a sharp-pointed object (such as a paper clip) into the Eject hole on the left of the Eject button.
Page 102 TROUBLESHOOTING Data saving fails midway through the process. Before actually saving the data, conduct a data writing test with the writing program/software, and check the results. The usable writing speed may change according to the conditions under which the PC is used so try the following. •...
Page 103 The data written on CD-R/RW media using another unit cannot be read on this • You may not be able to read the data which has been written using a multiple number of drives. You may not be able to read the data on the media written by some drives. •...
Page 104: Sd Memory Cards
TROUBLESHOOTING SD memory cards The “Not formatted” or “Not initialized” error message appears when I insert an SD card, CF card or other memory card with a memory capacity exceeding 32MB into a digital camera or other device even though the card has been formatted, and I cannot use the card.
Page 105: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous The PC is hot. The PC may become warm when used for a long time, but this is not a failure. Do not block the vents in the bottom or sides through which internal heat is removed. The PC makes no sound. Check the following.
Page 106 • To bring up the BIOS menu, turn on the PC and press the Alt and F2 keys while the JVC logo screen is shown. Do not change the BIOS setting unless you have adequate knowledge of computers. A wrong setting can make your PC unable to start up again or, worse, damage it.
Page 107: Appendix
APPENDIX...
Page 108: List Of Support Centers
APPENDIX List of Support Centers 1. Norton AntiVirus 2004 http://www.symantec.com/region/reg-eu/techsupp/index.html 2. RealOne Player http://www.service.real.com 3. InterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC http://www.intervideo.com/ 4. PINNACLE STUDIO 9 SE http://www.pinnaclesys.com...
Page 109: Trademark Notice
Trademark Notice 1. i.LINK refers to IEEE1394-1995 and their expanded specifications. i.LINK and the i.LINK logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation, devised to make people more familiar with IEEE 1394. 2. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Media are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.
Page 110: Maintenance
APPENDIX Maintenance 8 When the surface of the unit is dirty: 8 If the turntable is dirty: Use a cotton swab (sold in stores) to wipe the • Wipe with a soft cloth. t u r n t a b l e ( b l a c k a r e a ) g e n t l y i n a •...
Page 111 MEMO...
Page 112: Specification
APPENDIX Specification Main unit Model Name MP-XV841US Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Built-in Service Pack 1) Model Ultra Low Voltage Intel Pentium M processor Clock speed 1.0 GHz Bus clock speed 400MHz Secondary cache memory Chipset Intel 855GME Main memory 256MB, standard/768MB, max. (PC2700 DDR SDRAM) Extended memory slot (available slot) MicroDIMM slot x 1 (1) Hard disk...
Page 113: Wireless Lan Specifications
*2 The video memory of 8MB to 64MB is automatically assigned from the main memory depending on the PC’s operating conditions. For this reason, it cannot be changed manually. *3 This is achieved by the dithering function. *4 The external display cable is required for the connection with the external monitor. Depending on the external monitor used, some modes may not be displayed.
Page 114: Options (Separately Available)
APPENDIX Options (separately available) Option name Model Lithium-ion battery pack BN-LL23US Port replicator MP-DPX1US...
Page 115 ® As an NERGY Partner, JVC has determined that this ® product meets the NERGY guidelines for energy efficiency. ® Outline of the International NERGY Office Equipment Program ® The International NERGY Office Equipment Program is an international program that promotes energy saving through the penetration of energy efficient computers and other office equipment.
Page 116 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED Printed in Taiwan 0504KHY IDASS 2004 Victor Company of Japan, Limited...
Page 117 Mobile Mini Note PC MP-XV841GB INSTRUCTIONS Thank you for purchasing the JVC MP-XV841GB Mobile Mini Note PC. Before Use Read and follow the instructions of this manual to use your Mobile Mini Note PC correctly. Always read the “Safety Precautions”. Keep this manual and the warranty card for further reference.
Page 118: Safety Precautions
The correct function on a public analogue telephone line and a wireless LAN network is confirmed with the listed cautions. Should you have any problem on a specific network, we kindly ask you to inform your JVC Service Centre the nature of the problem and details of which service provider you are using.
Page 119 CAUTIONS: ● This Mobile Mini Note PC is designed to be used with the JVC BN-LL23E battery packs and, to recharge them or to supply power to the Mobile Mini Note PC from an AC outlet, use the provided AC Adapter and Power Cord.
Page 120 Mobile Mini Note PC with Radio Local Area Network (RLAN) 0197 OPERATING AT 2412 TO 2462 MHz • This equipment with RLAN is intended to be used in Germany, UK, Austria and Switzerland. Outdoor use may be restricted to certain frequencies and/or may require a licence for operation. European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein Declaration of Conformity with Regard to the R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC CAUTION FOR LASER...
Page 121 CAUTION To reduce the risk of fire, use only No. 26 AWG or larger telecommunication line cord. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Avoid using a telephone (other than a cordless type) during an electrical storm. There may be a remote risk of electric shock from lightning. 2.
Page 122: Battery Packs
Lithium-ion is vulnerable in colder temperatures. About Batteries DANGER! Do not attempt to take the batteries apart, or expose them to flame or excessive heat, as this may cause a fire or explosion. WARNING! Do not allow the battery or its terminals to come in contact with metals, as this can result in a short circuit and possibly start a fire.
Page 123: Checking Inventory
CHECKING INVENTORY Before using your Mobile Mini Note PC (hereinafter Mobile PC), make sure that all of the following system components have been included in the container. If you have found any shortage or problem, contact the sales shop. * The illustrations provided in these instructions may differ in part from the actual products. •AC power adapter •Dedicated AC cable •Mobile Mini Note PC...
Page 124 JVC original software accompanied with or pre-installed into the Product (“Software”). The right to use the Software is granted by Victor Company of Japan, Limited (“JVC”) to You only on the condition that You agree to the following Agreement. If You do not agree to the terms of the Agreement, you may not use the Software any more.
Page 125 8. Termination (1) Should You breach any provision of this Agreement, JVC may terminate this Agreement without giving any notice to You. In this event, JVC may claim against You any damages caused by Your breach. (2) Should this Agreement be terminated, You should immediately destroy the Software including any copy (including erasure from any memory in the Product) and any associated Materials, and then will not possess them.
Page 126 G.726 Decoder (“Software”) on your PC. The right to use the Software is granted by Victor Company of Japan, Limited (“JVC”) to You only on the condition that You agree to the following Agreement. If You do not agree to the terms of the Agreement, you may not install the Software any more.
Page 127 Should You breach any provision of this Agreement, JVC may terminate this Agreement without giving any notice to You. In this event, JVC may claim against You any damages caused by Your breach. Should this Agreement be terminated, You should immediately destroy the Software stored in Your machine (including erasure from any memory in Your PC), and then will not possess such Software.
Page 128 System Recovery Procedure ....... 89 SYSTEM APPLICATIONS TROUBLESHOOTING JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE ....... 24 Q&A ..............92 Setup of JVC Original Software ...... 24 Power ............. 92 CC Converter ..........26 Startup and Operation of Windows ....93 PD-TS decoder ..........28 Display ............
Page 129: Wireless Lans
PARTS AND COMPONENT NAMES Your Mobile PC has the following parts and components. Stick Internal microphone (used for network meetings, etc.) Speakers Left button DC Input connector ( Scroll button Right button i-Link connector PC card eject button Eject button PC card slot Eject hole DVD-ROM &...
Page 130 Wireless LAN antenna Built-in lithium-ion battery pack (BN-LL23E) Ventilation slots Microphone input Reset button Headphone output SD memory card slot...
Page 131: Setting Up
SETTING UP...
Page 132 SETTING UP SETTING UP When you first use your-Mobile PC, always plug the AC power cord into the DC Input connector. First, install the lithium-ion battery pack in the PC by following the steps below. Proceed with the setup while the battery pack is charging. To avoid data loss due to power failure or any other cause, check the points for battery recharging in Page 18.
Page 133 3. Recharge the battery pack by plugging the AC cord into DC Input connector When recharging the battery pack: 1 Plug the AC power cord into the AC adapter. 2 Plug the DC cord of the adapter into the DC Input connector ( ) of the Mobile PC.
Page 134 SETTING UP 4. Make sure that the battery pack is fully recharged To avoid an interruption of your operation due to power failure, check the battery voltage when you start to use your PC in the field. See “Checking the Battery Level” (see Page 79) to check the battery voltage level.
Page 135: Turn-On
TURN-ON Turning (On/Off) Key On Press the (On/Off) key. The PC will turn on and the Windows logo will appear. (On/Off) Key Caution • Turn Off the PC (On/Off) key in areas such as hospitals where use of the PC is prohibited. Otherwise, your PC may influence the electronic and medical equipment and may cause a serious problem.
Page 136: Initial Setup Of Microsoft Windows
SETTING UP Initial Setup of Microsoft Windows When using your PC for first time, you must prepare the PC to use Microsoft Windows. Once you have finished the initial Windows setup, you can use the software and various PC functions. Use the following procedure to initially set up Microsoft Windows. For pointing device and keyboard operations, see Pages 54 to 57.
Page 137 6. Enter the user name and click [Next]. The “Thank you!” screen will appear. Tips The name you have entered is shown on the “welcome” screen that appears when you turn the PC power switch on after initial Windows setup. To start up Microsoft Windows, click the user name shown on the screen.
Page 138: Turn-Off
SETTING UP Turn-Off Cautions • Check the battery level before turning off the power to ensure that the charge caution screen will not appear while you are using the PC on the move, interrupting your work. To check the battery level, refer to "Checking the Battery Level" on page 79. •...
Page 139: Jvc Original Software And System Applications
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS...
Page 140: Setup Of Jvc Original Software
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE To use the JVC original software, you must set it up in the “Setup of JVC Original Software” given below. You can setup the following software programs. Setup software • CC converter (See Page 26.) Tips •...
Page 141 4. When the software has been set up, a prompt for PC restarting appears. Click [Finish] to restart the PC.
Page 142: Cc Converter
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS CC Converter This is a data-band expansion system JVC has developed for audio applications. It reproduces the timbre of the original sound from high-quality and compressed music data as well. The CC converter operates as a system filter so that it takes effect regardless of the playback application.
Page 143 The following menu options are effective only when you have checked the “Enable” option. About the expansion effect modes One of the following three effect modes can be selected. Each has its own special characteristics as described below depending on the frequency band pattern which is to be expanded.
Page 144: Pd-Ts Decoder
JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS • Exit Quits the CC converter. The CC converter status you have set at this point is held. If you wish to restart the CC converter, you can start up the program from the Start menu.
Page 145: Easy Network Changer
Easy Network Changer The Easy Network Changer is a network setting utility which enables network settings to be changed easily. This utility makes it possible to register a multiple number of profiles that define the network settings for use at home, in the office or other connection locations. When InterLink has been moved to a different network environment, it allows easy connection to a network by selecting the corresponding profile.
Page 146 JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS You can create the removable recovery CDs using Bootable CD Creator (BCDC). 1. Click [Start] [ [All Programs] [ [BCDC SE] to start BCDC. 2. Select the writing speed, and press the “Create Recovery Disc” button.
Page 147: Standard Application
STANDARD APPLICATION Your Mobile PC has the following standard applications. Open the Help menu of each application to check the application usage. If you have any question, contact the nearest support centre listed on Page 108. Adobe Reader 6.0 Can display and print out a PDF file. Using the Adobe Reader, you can display and print out a PDF format file.
Page 148 JVC ORIGINAL SOFTWARE AND SYSTEM APPLICATIONS InterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC WinDVD 5 with Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Headphone is a software DVD player which is extremely easy to use. It combines all the advantages of a regular DVD player found in the home with a number of advanced functions available only with software DVD players.
Page 149: To Set Up The Standard Applications Again
To Set Up the Standard Applications Again You can set up the standard applications using the Application CD-ROM. (The optional CD-ROM drive is required.) If you have erroneously deleted any of the standard applications, you can reinstall it from the Application CD-ROM.
Page 150 MEMO...
Page 151: Navigate In The Internet World
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD!
Page 152: To Connect To The Internet
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! TO CONNECT TO THE INTERNET You must contract with an Internet service provider. Also, you need to have a telephone line to be connected to the service provider. Contracting with the Internet Service Provider An Internet service provider (an enterprise or an organization that provides the Internet connection and related services) is generally called a “provider.”...
Page 153: Connection Of Telephone Line And Modem Setup
Connection of Telephone Line and Modem Setup Your PC has a built-in modem and a cable attached to it. You can enjoy the Internet and e-mail services by simply connecting your PC to the telephone line. 1. Plug the attached modem cable into the Modem jack of your PC until it clicks. Insert the cable connector into the jack in the correct direction.
Page 154 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 3. Setting up the modem 1 Click [start] and [Control Panel] in this order. 2 Click [Printers and Other Hardware]. 3 Click [Phone and Modem Options]. 4 Click [New]. 5 When the “New Location” screen appears, enter a city code in the “Area code” field. Usually, enter your city code here.
Page 155: The Internet Connection Setup
The Internet Connection Setup Use the following procedure to connect your PC to the Internet network. This setup example uses the built-in modem of your PC and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) for the Internet connection. If you have already contracted with a provider, you can manually set up the Internet connection using the following procedure.
Page 156 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 3. Click [Connect to the Internet] option, and click [Next]. The “Getting Ready” screen will appear. 4. Click [Set up my connection manually] option, and click [Next]. The “Internet Connection” screen will appear. 5. Click [Connect using a dial-up modem] option, and click [Next]. The “Connection Name”...
Page 157 7. Enter the phone number, and click [Next]. The “Internet Account Information” screen will appear. 8. Enter the User name and Password (and enter the password again for confirmation), and click [Next]. The “Completing the New Connection Wizard” screen will appear. 9.
Page 158 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Tips If you need to set up the DNS server address, follow steps 10 to 20. You may need to set up DNS server addresses (the primary and secondary DNS addresses) for some providers. If the DNS server addresses are stated on the documents sent from your provider, you need to set them up.
Page 159 15. Click [Networking]. 16. Click [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] and click [Properties]. The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” screen will appear. 17. Click [Obtain an IP address automatically], click [Use the following DNS server addresses], and enter the DNS server address printed on the document sent from the provider.
Page 160: Connecting To The Internet
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Connecting to the Internet After you have completed the “The Internet Connection Setup” procedure (pages 39 to 43), you can connect to the Internet. Use the following procedure. 1. Click [start] and click [Internet] at the upper left part of the Menu. The Internet Explorer will start up and the “Dial-up Connection”...
Page 161: Disconnection From The Internet
Disconnection from the Internet When you are connected to the Internet, the use of the telephone line and the access to the provider are charged. Disconnect your PC from the Internet in one of the following ways when you are finished using the Internet.
Page 162: Accessing A Web Page
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Accessing a Web Page There is a large number of Web sites available. You can access a Web site using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in your PC. The following shows three typical ways you can use to access a Web site.
Page 163: E-Mailing
E-MAILING You need to set up a mailing software to send and receive E-mails. Setting Up E-Mail Software Set up the E-mail transmission using the Outlook Express installed on your PC. Tips It is convenient for E-mail setup if you have the document sent from the provider to hand. 1.
Page 164 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 3. Enter your E-mail address in the “E-mail address” field, and click [Next]. The “E-mail Server Name” screen will appear. 4. Enter the “Incoming mail server” and “Outgoing mail server”, and click [Next]. Usually select “POP3” as the “My incoming mail server is a server.”...
Page 165 5. Enter the “Account name” and “Password,” and click [Next]. The “Congratulations” screen will appear. 6. Click [Finish]. The “Congratulations” screen will close, and Outlook Express will start up. The setup for the E-mail software is complete. 7. To quit Outlook Express, click [x] at the upper right corner of the screen.
Page 166: Sending And Receiving E-Mails
NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! Sending and Receiving E-mails You can create and send E-mail messages, and receive and read E-mail from others. You can learn procedures to enjoy E-mailing. Use Outlook Express installed on your PC for E-mail transmission. Transmission Connect to the provider.
Page 167 3. Create a message. Enter the E-mail address Enter the message title Enter the message text here Destination: Enter the receiver's E-mail address. (Enter your E-mail address first to test E-mail transmission.) Title: Enter the message title. 4. Click [Send] at the left upper end of the screen to send the created message. The “Dial-up Connection”...
Page 168 NAVIGATE IN THE INTERNET WORLD! 7. To check the received messages, click [Inbox] on the screen. The received E-mail messages will be displayed. 8. To quit Outlook Express, click [x] at the upper right corner of the screen. Cautions • Disconnect your PC from the Internet after you have transmitted E-mail and finished accessing a Web site.
Page 169: Operations
OPERATIONS...
Page 170: Using The Pointing Device
OPERATIONS Using the Pointing Device The pointing devices allow you to move the mouse pointer on the screen. You can move the cursor using the centre stick and three buttons in the similar way as the mouse. Mouse pointer Left button Scroll button Stick Right button...
Page 171 • Double-click Press the left button twice in succession and release it immediately. • Drag Use this operation to move an icon or a file. To do so, select an icon or a file, hold down the left button and move it to the desired position, and release the button. Note The pointing devices have initially been set for the “right-handed person”...
Page 172: Using Keyboard
OPERATIONS Using Keyboard Using Hot keys You can use the coloured hot keys of the PC keyboard. Hold down the Fn key and press one of the Hot keys to execute its command. List of hot keys Stand by the Mobile PC. Hibernate the Mobile PC.
Page 173 If a Key Top Has Come Off If a key top has come off from the keyboard, put it back in place by following the procedure below. • How to attach the Enter key, left Shift key or Space key top 1 Take out the disengaged wire rod, and snag it onto the two projections as shown in the figure below.
Page 174: Using The Centre Keys
SURROUND This tool is specially designed to be used with InterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC. It is used to switch the sound. While it is operating, the sound is switched by one setting in the OFF ¥...
Page 175: Using The Dvd/Cd Function Keys
Using the DVD/CD function keys By using the DVD/CD function keys at the bottom left of the keyboard, you can play DVDs or CDs in a single action. KEY LOCK DVD/CD function keys Volume control Caution When the UNLOCK indicator on the left of the DVD/CD function keys is off, it means that the operations you intend to perform using the DVD/CD function keys will be cancelled.
Page 176 MEMO...
Page 177: Hardware
HARDWARE...
Page 178: Using The Dvd-Rom & Cd-R/Rw Drive
HARDWARE Using the DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive This PC comes with a DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive. Types of discs supported ● DVD-RAM: Use discs bearing the mark. ● DVD-ROM: Use discs bearing the mark. ● DVD-R: Use discs bearing the mark.
Page 179 3. With the label surface facing up, align the hole in the centre of the disc with the central protrusion of the disc tray, and push down on the disc to seat it properly. Central protrusion • Check that the disc clicks into place. Lens 4.
Page 180: Using The Sd Memory Card Slot
HARDWARE Using the SD Memory Card Slot Your PC has an SD memory card slot. An SD memory card or multimedia card can be used. When you use an SD memory card, remove the dummy card from the SD memory card slot. 1.
Page 181: Using An External Monitor
Using an External Monitor To attach an external monitor to your PC, use the external display cable. Connecting an external monitor When you connect an external monitor to your PC, it looks like an ordinary desktop PC. You can use the monitor by just connecting it with the external display cable. You can display images on the external monitor for other people and you can watch them on the LCD panel of your PC.
Page 182: Connecting To A Network
HARDWARE Connecting to a Network With the network function, you can connect to a network at your office or home to transfer data between PCs and access the Internet from multiple PCs. For setting for intranet connection, consult a system administrator at your company. Connection to a network requires the following items.
Page 183 4 Double-click [Local Area Connection]. The “Local Area Connection Status” screen will appear. 5 Click the [Properties] button. The “Local Area Connection Properties” screen will appear. 6 On the [General] tab, double-click [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)]. The “Properties of Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” screen will appear. 7 Enter appropriate values in the [Use the following IP address] and [Use the following DNS server addresses] fields.
Page 184 HARDWARE 8 Click the [OK] button. A message prompting you to restart the computer will appear. 9 Click the [OK] button to make the change take effect. 0 Restart the computer. • Checking the MAC address Use the following procedure to check the MAC address of the internal LAN card. Important To check the MAC address, you have to set a LAN (local area) connection in the [Network connection] screen.
Page 185 5 Double-click [Local Area Connection]. The “Local Area Connection Status” screen will appear. 6 Click the [Support] tab and the [Details] button. The “Network Connection Details” screen will appear. 7 The MAC address is displayed as the “Physical Address” on the list.
Page 186: Network Connections Using A Wireless Lan
HARDWARE Network Connections Using a Wireless LAN The model MP-XV841GB PC comes with wireless LAN functions. You can connect to a LAN system from any location within the wireless communication area to access the Internal LAN or send and receive mail. By using a wireless LAN access point (available from a retail store) which is connected to an ADSL modem (available from a retail store), you can access broadband environments from a multiple number of PCs.
Page 187 LAN is possible, open the display, and point its reverse side (the side with JVC logo) at the access point. Do not place any obstacles such as books or thick stacks of paper between the PC and access point.
Page 188 HARDWARE 1. Start up the PC. If the [Intel Setting Service] screen appears, click the [No] button. This message will no longer appear if a check mark is entered for “Do not display in the future”. 2. Set the wireless LAN to ON using the wireless LAN ON/OFF switch. The wireless LAN now starts up, and the wireless LAN indicator on the right of the centre keys flashes while a search is being conducted, and it lights when a...
Page 189 2 Click the [Properties] button on the [Wireless Network Connection] screen. The [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen now appears. 3 Click the [General] tab on the [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen, and click [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)] to select the Internet protocol. A screen such as the one shown below appears.
Page 190 HARDWARE 4 Click the [Properties] button on the [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen. The [Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties] screen shown below now appears. 5 Use the following example as a reference, and proceed with the settings to suit how the wireless LAN is to be used.
Page 191 For making the wireless network connection via an access point: In cases involving an in-company LAN, etc. where a DHCP server is in operation on the wired network to which the access point is connected, click and select “Obtain an IP address automatically”...
Page 192 HARDWARE Tips In order to prevent wiretapping and unauthorized intrusions, a network key (WEP key) may have been set for each access point. Depending on the access point, a WPA setting with a raised security level may have been established. If a network key has been set, input as required.
Page 193 How to Set the Wireless LAN Function 1. Double-click the [Wireless Network Connections] icon on the task tray. The “Wireless Network Connection Status” screen will appear. 2. Click the [Properties] button on the [Wireless Network Connection Status] screen. The [Wireless Network Connection Properties] screen will appear. 3.
Page 194 HARDWARE 4. Select the network used from the list of [Preferred Networks], and click the [Properties] button. 5. Set the necessary items, and click the [OK] button. Example 1) Set [Data encryption] to [WEP]. 2) Remove the check from the “The key is provided automatically” item. 3) Select “Data encryption”.
Page 195: Checking The Battery Level
Checking the Battery Level On the “Power Option Properties” screen, click the [Power Meter] tab. The current total battery level is displayed. Use the following procedure. 1. Click the [start] button and [Control Panel]. 2. Click the [Performance and Maintenance] icon. 3.
Page 196: Power-Saving Mode
HARDWARE Power-saving Mode In compliance with the operation regulations of the International Energy Star Program, this unit enters the power-saving mode when no operation is performed for a certain period. On the [Power Schemes] tab in the “Power Option Properties” screen (page 79), you can specify the time that must expire before the unit enters the power-saving mode.
Page 197 • System in standby status The battery discharges whilst the PC is in system standby status. As a result, any unsaved data may be lost or the system may not start up. Be sure to turn off the PC when it is not used for a long time.
Page 198: Increasing The (Optional) Memory Capacity
512M bytes). For the built-in memory capacity, see the Product Specifications on Page 112. You can reduce the application startup time and increase the data process speed by adding an optional memory board. Consult the JVC Support below. mininote@jvc.co.uk for e-mail enquiries...
Page 199 Adding or Removing a Memory Board If you have operated your PC, its inside may be hot and you may get a burn. Turn the power switch off and wait for the PC to cool down. 1. Turn the PC Power switch off, and disconnect AC adapter from your PC. Then, remove the lithium-ion battery pack (if any) and all other peripherals from your 2.
Page 200 HARDWARE 1) Mounting a memory board 1 Check the correct mounting direction of memory board (by observing the cut area). 2 Slant the memory board and insert it into its socket. 3 Push the memory board until it is locked, but do not apply excessive force to it. Caution If it is difficult to lock the memory board, make sure that the board has been inserted securely.
Page 201 Checking the Additional Memory Board Use the following procedure to check the memory board installation. 1. Turn on your PC and start Windows. 2. Click [start] and select [Control Panel]. 3. Click the [Performance and Maintenance] icon. 4. Click the [System] icon. The “System Properties”...
Page 202: Using The Ultrapost Self-Diagnosis Tool
FireWire and Wireless Net. To check the operation, follow the steps below. 1. Turn on the PC's power, and press [F11] while the JVC logo is displayed. 2. When the “Please select boot device:” screen appears, press the [∫] key, select “UltraPOST,”...
Page 203: Pc Recovery (Repeated Pc Setup)
PC RECOVERY (REPEATED PC SETUP)
Page 204: Setting Up Your Pc Again
PC RECOVERY (REPEATED PC SETUP) Setting Up Your PC Again 1. What is the Recovery? When you return your PC to the original state as during shipment, it is called “PC Recovery.” You can recover your PC in one of the following two ways. (1) Initialize the hard disk and restore all files.
Page 205: System Recovery Procedure
System Recovery Procedure 1. Hold down the F10 key and press the Power button to start up your PC. When message “Do you wish to continue? (Y/N)” appears, respond with Y. Tips • If you respond with N, the recovery is cancelled. The PC will restart and the Windows OS will start up.
Page 206 PC RECOVERY (REPEATED PC SETUP) 5. After the system recovery has been completed, the message “Turn Power switch off and restart the PC.” appears. Restart your PC. Your PC has been returned to the original state before shipment. 6. Set up the Windows OS by following the “Initial Setup of Microsoft Windows” procedure on Page 20.
Page 207: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING...
Page 208: Q&A
PC has been damaged, follow the relevant troubleshooting steps in the Q&A section. If the Q&A does not help you Contact us. Refer to page 82 for JVC Support. Power The power does not turn on. Check the following.
Page 209: Startup And Operation Of Windows
Startup and Operation of Windows The screen has hung. Use the following procedure to forcibly exit the applications running on your PC. Important When applications are forcibly terminated through this procedure, any unsaved data will be lost. Terminating an application forcibly 1.
Page 210 Use the following procedure to start up your PC in the safe mode. 1. Turn on the PC. 2. As soon as the JVC logo appears, hold down the F8 key. Tips If the F8 key is pressed too late, Windows tries to make a normal startup.
Page 211: Display
Display The PC is turned on but nothing appears on the screen. If the screen blacks out during operation, check the following. • When the (Stand By) lamp is lit. • Move the stick or press any key on the keyboard to check if the power-saving function is working.
Page 212: Using The Internet
TROUBLESHOOTING Using the Internet I cannot dial up. Check the connection. • Check that the modem cable is connected. If you see the “There was no dial tone.” message, check the connection between the unit and the telephone line connector on the wall. Insert the modem fully until it is locked. •...
Page 213 The PC dials but connection is not established. Check the dialing setting. • Check that the dialing type (tone or pulse) is correctly set for your telephone line. For checking and configuration procedures, see “3. Setting up the modem” on page 38. •...
Page 214 TROUBLESHOOTING The PC makes a connection operation but connection is not established. Check the following. • Check the user name and password. Refer to the material sent from your ISP for correct user name and password. • The internal modem dials but negotiation is not made. The access point may have a problem.
Page 215: Wireless Lan
Wireless LAN I can’t communicate. Check the following. • Is the device serving as the other end of the communication the kind of device which can communicate with the PC? A number of communication systems can be used with the wireless LAN, but unless the same system is used at both ends, communication will not be possible.
Page 216: Battery
TROUBLESHOOTING How can I check the MAC address? Proceed as follows to check the MAC address of the PC’s wireless LAN. * In order to check the MAC address, the wireless network connection must first be set using [Network Connections]. 1.
Page 217: Dvd-Rom & Cd-R/Rw Drive
DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW drive I can’t remove the disc (the disc won’t eject). While data is being saved on a CD-R/CD-RW medium, the disc tray will not pop out even if you press the Eject button. Wait until the data save operation is completed. If the disc tray fails to pop out even when you press the Eject button, push a sharp-pointed object (such as a paper clip) into the Eject hole on the left of the Eject button.
Page 218 TROUBLESHOOTING Data saving fails midway through the process. Before actually saving the data, conduct a data writing test with the writing programme/ software, and check the results. The usable writing speed may change according to the conditions under which the PC is used so try the following. •...
Page 219 The data written on CD-R/RW media using another unit cannot be read on this • You may not be able to read the data which has been written using a multiple number of drives. You may not be able to read the data on the media written by some drives. •...
Page 220: Sd Memory Cards
TROUBLESHOOTING SD memory cards The “Not formatted” or “Not initialized” error message appears when I insert an SD card, CF card or other memory card with a memory capacity exceeding 32MB into a digital camera or other device even though the card has been formatted, and I cannot use the card.
Page 221: Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous The PC is hot. The PC may become warm when used for a long time, but this is not a failure. Do not block the vents in the bottom or sides through which internal heat is removed. The PC makes no sound. Check the following.
Page 222 • To bring up the BIOS menu, turn on the PC and press the Alt and F2 keys while the JVC logo screen is shown. Do not change the BIOS setting unless you have adequate knowledge of computers. A wrong setting can make your PC unable to start up again or, worse, damage it.
Page 223: Appendix
APPENDIX...
Page 224: List Of Support Centres
APPENDIX List of Support Centres 1. Norton AntiVirus 2004 http://www.symantec.com/region/reg-eu/techsupp/index.html 2. RealOne Player http://www.service.real.com 3. InterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC http://www.intervideo.com/jsp/Home.jsp 4. PINNACLE STUDIO 9 SE http://www.pinnaclesys.com...
Page 225: Trademark Notice
Trademark Notice 1. i.LINK refers to IEEE1394-1995 and their expanded specifications. i.LINK and the i.LINK logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation, devised to make people more familiar with IEEE 1394. 2. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Media are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.
Page 226: Maintenance
APPENDIX Maintenance 8 When the surface of the unit is dirty: 8 If the turntable is dirty: Use a cotton swab (sold in stores) to wipe the • Wipe with a soft cloth. t u r n t a b l e ( b l a c k a r e a ) g e n t l y i n a •...
Page 227: How To Dispose
How to Dispose Recommendations for product disposal Warning Do not dispose of the used lithium-ion battery packs with ordinary trash. Return this battery pack to the sales dealer or to the municipal waste processor, making sure that the battery pack is completely discharged. Be aware of short-circuiting for the not completely discharged batteries.
Page 228: Specification
APPENDIX Specification Main unit Model Name MP-XV841GB Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Built-in Service Pack 1) Model Ultra Low Voltage Intel Pentium M processor Clock speed 1.0 GHz Bus clock speed 400MHz Secondary cache memory Chipset Intel 855GME Main memory 256MB, standard/768MB, max. (PC2700 DDR SDRAM) Extended memory slot (available slot) MicroDIMM slot x 1 (1) Hard disk...
Page 229: Wireless Lan Specifications
*2 The video memory of 8MB to 64MB is automatically assigned from the main memory depending on the PC’s operating conditions. For this reason, it cannot be changed manually. *3 This is achieved by the dithering function. *4 The external display cable is required for the connection with the external monitor. Depending on the external monitor used, some modes may not be displayed.
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APPENDIX Options (separately available) Option name Model Lithium-ion battery pack * BN-LL23E Port replicator MP-DPX1E...
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Page 232 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED 0197 · This equipment with RLAN is intended to be used in Germany, UK, Austria and Switzerland. Outdoor use may be restricted to certain frequencies and/or may require a licence for operation. · The built-in V.90 modem is installed for use on official analog telephone lines in Germany, UK, Austria, France and Switzerland.

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