Notebook Tour; Front - Acer TravelMate 4002LCi Training Manual

Notebook Training Manual for Acer TravelMate 4002LCi
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Modem User's Guide
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TravelMate 4002LCi User's Guide
It is a good idea to keep your box should you need to transport your notebook
back to Acer for repair. It is particularly important that you have access to a
box if you are in a country area and your notebook needs to be safely packed
for return to Acer.

Notebook tour

Front

From the left:
Internal stereo speakers
Infrared port
Power indicator
Battery indicator
Bluetooth on/off Button
Wireless LAN on/off
Microphone / audio
input
Headphone / speaker
port
USB ports
Version 1.0
Left and right speakers deliver stereo audio output
The infrared port which allows the fast transfer of data
between your notebook and similar computers (including
PDAs) without using cables.
Lights when the computer is on.
Lights when the battery is being charged
This button is not used
This button is used to turn your Wireless network card on /
off. Gently push once to turn on and again to turn off
Starting from the front is the Microphone / audio input, for
audio in (recording a sound from an audio tape or CD
player into your notebook), and for connecting an external
microphone. (An internal microphone is located above the
keyboard on the left.)
Next is audio out for plugging in external speakers or
headphones.
This model has three USB (Universal Serial Bus) ports.
Accepts USB devices. These can transfer data between
the device and the notebook (or vice versa) quicker than
other ports. Examples of USB devices are printers, digital
still and video cameras, scanners, external drives, mouse.
Windows XP will automatically recognise a device plugged
into a USB port and the drivers may already be installed.
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