Page 1 ......Reference Guide Compaq Armada 1100 Family of Personal Computers • Controls and Indicators • Maximizing Battery Life •...
Page 2 Compaq Computer Corporation. © 1996 Compaq Computer Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. Compaq, LTE, Contura, Registered U. S. Patent and Trademark Office. Armada is a trademark of Compaq Computer Corporation. Contura Registered in the Philippines Patent Office Microsoft and MS-DOS are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Page 4 Modifications The FCC requires the user to be notified that any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by Compaq Computer Corporation may void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Cables Connections to this device must be made with shielded cables with metallic RFI/EMI connector hoods to maintain compliance with FCC Rules and Regulations.
Page 5 ......European Notice Products with the CE Marking comply with both the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community.
Page 6: Battery Notice
Do not attempt to recharge, disassemble, immerse in water, or dispose of it in fire. Replacement should be done by a Compaq authorized service provider using the Compaq spare part for this computer.
Page 8: Table Of Contents
......Contents Preface Using This Guide ..................xv Chapter 1 Finding Information About Your Computer Printed and Online References ...........1-1 Ordering Backup Diskettes ............1-2 Worldwide Telephone Numbers..........1-3 Chapter 2...
Page 9 ......Using AC Power ................4-6 To connect an AC Adapter ..........4-6 Using Battery Power ..............4-7 Reading the Battery Gauge ..........4-7 Resolving a Low-Battery Condition ........4-8 Extending Battery Pack Operating Time ......4-9 Removing the Battery Pack ..........
Page 10 ......Chapter 6 Upgrading the Computer Installing Software ..............6-2 Adding Memory.................6-3 Chapter 7 Connecting External Equipment Device Manager Utility..............7-1 Add New Hardware Icon............7-2 Connecting a Printer..............7-2...
Page 11 ......Chapter 10 Diagnostics Accessing Diagnostics ..........10-1 Accessing Diagnostics from Windows ......10-1 Running Computer Checkup (TEST) ........10-2 Running the View System Information(Inspect Utility)...
Page 12 ......Appendix A Specifications ..................A-1 Appendix B POST Error Messages ................B-1 Appendix C Connector Pin Assignments..............C-1 Appendix D Power Cord Set Requirements General Requirements ...............
Page 14: Preface
......Preface Using This Guide Purpose This guide is a supplemental reference that takes you further than Quick Setup with general information about the computer, troubleshooting and diagnostics, and technical specifications.
Page 15 ......The following words and symbols mark special messages throughout this guide: WARNING: Text set off in this manner indicates that failure to follow directions could result in bodily harm or loss of life.
Page 16: Finding Information About Your Computer
The online references installed on the computer include the user's guides, application help, software utilities help, and customer support information. Many are accessible from the Compaq Information Center folder, an icon on the desktop screen, which is also available from the Start menu. Others can be accessed from the application or utility screens.
Page 17: Ordering Backup Diskettes
Therefore, Compaq recommends that you not delete Windows software. Ordering Backup Diskettes Compaq recommends that you create a backup of the software preinstalled on the computer. Or, for an additional cost, you can order backup diskettes from Compaq for all software preinstalled on this computer.
Page 18: Worldwide Telephone Numbers
Locate your geographical area from the following table and use one of the telephone numbers for Compaq assistance. General Information Numbers—Product information, technical assistance, and the location of your nearest Compaq authorized dealer, reseller, or service provider. Technical Support Numbers—Hardware technical support in analyzing system configuration and diagnostic problems or troubleshooting.
Page 19 ......Worldwide Telephone Numbers Continued Country Location Code Telephone Number Belgium General Information -2-716-95-11 Compaq Care Center -2-716-96-96 Compaq Care Center Fax -2-716-95-85 General Fax -2-725-22-13 FaxPaq -2-716-96-99 QuickLine -2-716-95-92 Ordering Backup Software -2-716-96-78 Ordering Backup Software Fax -2-716-96-79...
Page 20 ......Worldwide Telephone Numbers Continued Country Location Code Telephone Number Czech Republic General Information -2-232-8772 Technical Support -2-232-8772 Denmark General Information...
Page 21 ......Worldwide Telephone Numbers Continued Country Location Code Telephone Number India General Information 91-80-559-6023 PaqFax 91-80-559-8989 91-80-559-8900 Italy General Information...
Page 22 ......Worldwide Telephone Numbers Continued Country Location Code Telephone Number New Zealand General Information 64-9-307-3969 Norway General Information -22-07-20-00 Technical Support...
Page 23 ......Worldwide Telephone Numbers Continued Country Location Code Telephone Number Switzerland Technical Support 157/64-00 QuickLine Bulletin Board 01/8 38-24 21 Ordering Backup Software 155/62-06...
Page 24: Taking A Look At The Computer
......Chapter 2 Taking a Look at the Computer Your notebook computer is equipped with many components, including levers, buttons, indicators, and connectors.
Page 25: Front And Side Components
......Front and Side Components Front and Side Components Front and Side of the Computer Ref. Component Function Handle bracket (2)
Page 26: Keyboard Components
......Keyboard Components Keyboard Keyboard Components Ref Component Function Power button When pressed the first time, turns on the computer. When pressed once after the computer is on, initiates Standby (Suspend).
Page 27: Status Panel Indicators
......Status Panel Indicators Status Panel Indicators Status Panel Indicators Ref. Indicator Function Power/ Turns on when power to the computer is turned on. standby Blinks when computer is in Standby (Suspend).
Page 28: Integrated Trackball
Control Panel. To access the mouse utility, click Start, click Settings, click Control Panel, then double-click the Mouse/Trackball icon. Refer to the online Compaq Reference Guide for more information. NOTE: For information about cleaning the trackball, refer to Chapter 11, "Troubleshooting."...
Page 29: Rear Components
......Rear Components Rear Components Components on the Rear of Computer Ref. Component Function Power connector Connects the AC Adapter cable.
Page 30: Bottom Components
......Bottom Components Bottom Components Bottom Components Component Function Battery compartment Contains the battery pack. Memory compartment Contains the optional memory expansion board.
Page 31 ......Chapter 2 Taking a Look at the Computer...
Page 32: Using The Keyboard
......Chapter 3 Using the Keyboard Keyboard features on the computer are designed to enhance its functionality.
Page 33: Keyboard Components
......Keyboard Components Keyboard Keyboard Components Ref Component Function Power button When pressed the first time, turns on the computer. When pressed once after the computer is on, initiates Standby (Suspend).
Page 34: Using The Hotkeys
......Using the Hotkeys The hotkey combinations (Fn+F4 through F9) simplify special computer operations. These hotkeys cannot be accessed from an external keyboard.
Page 35 ......Hotkey Functions and Assignments Continued Feature Hotkeys Function Quick Lock/ Fn+F6 Initiates QuickLock, which disables the QuickBlank keyboard and mouse, and QuickBlank, which clears the screen.
Page 36: Customizing The Popup Window
......Customizing the Popup Window Windows allows you to set the size and location of the popup window. To access this feature, double-click the Hotkey Popup icon in the Control Panel.
Page 37: Using The Special Function Keys
......Using the Special Function Keys Some keys on the keyboard provide special functions, depending on the application you are using.
Page 38: Using The Numeric Keypad
......Using the Numeric Keypad The embedded numeric keypad is a section of the keyboard that converts to a numeric keypad when the NumLk function is activated by pressing Fn+NumLk.
Page 39 ......Chapter 3 Using the Keyboard...
Page 40: Managing Power
......Chapter 4 Managing Power Your computer is equipped with power features that allow you to manage power usage, extend battery operating time, and conserve battery power.
Page 41: Power Button
......Power Button The power button performs the following functions: Turns on the computer—Press the power button once when the computer is off, in Standby (also called Suspend), or in Hibernation.
Page 42: Standby (Also Called Suspend)
......Standby (also called Suspend) When you finish working, or if you want to pause in the middle of your applications, press the power button once to initiate Standby.
Page 43: Hibernation
......Hibernation Hibernation is a safeguard condition during which all the information in system memory is saved to the hard drive and power to the computer is turned off.
Page 44: When To Turn Off The Computer
......When to Turn Off the Computer If you plan to store the computer for an extended period, turn off the computer and remove the battery pack.
Page 45: Using Ac Power
......Using AC Power They way you connect the AC Adapter to the computer depends on the type of adapter that came with your computer.
Page 46: Using Battery Power
......Using Battery Power Reading the Battery Gauge The battery gauge, located on the status panel, has five indicator lights that represent the amount of power remaining in the battery pack.
Page 47: Resolving A Low-Battery Condition
......Resolving a Low-Battery Condition When you operate the computer on battery power and the battery charge runs low, the computer beeps and the battery charge indicator on the status panel begins to blink.
Page 48: Extending Battery Pack Operating Time
......Extending Battery Pack Operating Time Battery pack operating time can be extended by following these guidelines: Select the high level of power conservation.
Page 49: Removing The Battery Pack
......Removing the Battery Pack Before removing the battery pack, complete the following steps: 1. To prevent loss of data, save your work and exit all applications. 2.
Page 50 ......4. The battery compartment pops down n . Remove the battery pack o . Removing the Battery Pack NOTE: Battery packs should be recycled or disposed of according to local regulations.
Page 51: Inserting The Battery Pack
Installing the Battery Pack 5. Press the power button to turn the computer back on. IMPORTANT: Use only the Compaq Extended Life NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride) Battery Pack, which comes standard in the computer, or use the Duracell DR-31 NiMH Battery Pack with the computer.
Page 52: Charging The Battery Pack
......Charging the Battery Pack Follow these steps to fully charge the battery pack: 1. Connect the AC Adapter to the computer and plug it into an electrical outlet.
Page 53: Power Properties
......Power Properties Power Properties is a series of features that allows you to monitor how AC and battery power are used in your computer. It controls most of the computer components, including hard drive, processor, and display.
Page 54: Turning Hibernation Off Or On
......Turning Hibernation Off or On Hibernation is automatically turned on when you first set up your computer.
Page 55: Battery Conservation Levels
......Battery Conservation Levels Selecting a Battery Conservation Level To extend the life of your battery, customize your own level of battery conservation or click one of three preset conservation levels.
Page 56 ......Selecting a Battery Conservation Level with Hotkeys You can also change the default levels of battery conservation by pressing Fn+F7 to display a popup window indicating the current level.
Page 58: Using Security
......Chapter 5 Using Security The security features installed on your computer allow you to customize the security measures you prefer. The computer provides security features to set passwords, QuickLock the pointing device and keyboard, and QuickBlank the screen.
Page 59: Setting Passwords Properties
Once you establish a power-on password, you must enter it each time you turn on the computer. IMPORTANT: You cannot use the computer if you forget your power- on password. Therefore, Compaq recommends that you record your password and put it in a safe place. Using Security...
Page 60: Establishing A Power-On Password
Each computer keyboard is designed to meet specific country requirements. As a result, you may have to substitute another key character. Refer to the online Compaq Reference Guide for more information. Using Security...
Page 61: If You Forget Your Power-On Password
CAUTION: If you forget your setup password, you will need to clear the password from memory before you can reconfigure the system. Call your Compaq authorized dealer, reseller, or service provider for assistance if needed. Using Security...
Page 62: Deleting/Changing A Setup Password
NOTE: The syntax for changing the password varies according to the keyboard purchased with your computer. Refer to the online Compaq Reference Guide to find the syntax for your computer. Identifying Quick Controls QuickLock—Locks the keyboard and pointing device while the computer is running.
Page 63: Initiating Quick Controls
......Initiating Quick Controls Quick Controls establish security measures when your computer is turned on but not in use. After setting the power-on password in Passwords Properties, Quick Controls can be initiated in two ways: 1.
Page 64: Using A Cable Lock
......Using a Cable Lock In order to secure your computer and prevent it from being stolen or accidentally disconnected, you may want to use a cable lock.
Page 66: Upgrading The Computer
......Chapter 6 Upgrading the Computer Upgrade components can increase the functionality and performance of your computer. Compaq upgrades are easy to install. Contact your Compaq authorized reseller to determine which upgrades are available for your model computer. For detailed...
Page 67: Installing Software
......Installing Software An application software program performs a specific task, such as database management, word processing, financial management, or graphic illustration.
Page 68: Adding Memory
......Adding Memory The computer comes standard with 8 or 16 megabytes of random access memory (RAM). Memory can be expanded with 8-, 16-, or 32-Megabyte Memory Expansion Boards.
Page 69 ......5. Slide the memory boards into the memory slot n. The connector will snap into place when the board is correctly seated o. Sliding Memory Boards Into Place 6.
Page 70 ......7. Replace the battery pack. 8. Connect the computer to electrical power and turn it on. The computer automatically recognizes the new memory and reconfigures the system.
Page 72: Connecting External Equipment
......Chapter 7 Connecting External Equipment This chapter familiarizes you with the procedures and utilities needed to connect external equipment to your computer, including: Device Manager utility Add New Hardware icon Printer...
Page 73: Add New Hardware Icon
......Add New Hardware Icon Add New Hardware helps you install a new piece of hardware quickly.
Page 74: Connecting An Ac Adapter
......Connecting the AC Adapter To connect the AC Adapter cable to the computer: 1. Connect the AC Adapter cable to the AC power connector on the computer.
Page 75 ......Connecting the Automobile Adapter To connect the Automobile Adapter to the computer: 1. Turn on the vehicle’s engine 2.
Page 76: Connecting An External Enhanced Keyboard
......Connecting an External Enhanced Keyboard To connect an external enhanced keyboard, complete the following steps: 1.
Page 77: Connecting An External Monitor
......Connecting an External Monitor An external VGA monitor can be connected to the computer. To connect an external monitor to the computer, follow these steps: 1.
Page 78: Connecting A Mouse Or External Trackball
......Connecting a Mouse or External Trackball CAUTION: To prevent damage to the computer, place the computer in Standby (Suspend) before connecting or disconnecting the mouse.
Page 79 ......Chapter 7 Connecting External Equipment...
Page 80: Working With Pcmcia Devices
......Chapter 8 Working with PCMCIA Devices PC Card devices (also called PCMCIA Cards) are credit card-sized option cards that enhance the functionality of your computer.
Page 81: Types Of Pc Cards
......Types of PC Cards Your computer is equipped with a versatile feature that allows you to connect portable external devices, such as modem, memory, or network PC Cards.
Page 82 International Association (PCMCIA). For a list of PC Cards supported on this computer, contact your Compaq authorized reseller or service provider. Also, look for this Compaq PC Card Solution seal. Cards with this logo on their packaging and advertising are supported on most Compaq computers.
Page 83: Inserting A Pc Card
......Inserting a PC Card The computer does not need to be turned off or placed in Standby (Suspend) when inserting a PC Card.
Page 84 ......If the card does not go in easily, make sure you are inserting it label side up.
Page 85: Removing A Pc Card
PC Card software. This software includes drivers for the most popular PC Cards and other features designed to make PC Cards simple to use. For information about this software, refer to the online Compaq Reference Guide. Working with PCMCIA Devices...
Page 86: Caring For The Computer
......Chapter 9 Caring for the Computer This chapter provides Compaq recommended guidelines for taking care of your computer. These guidelines, aimed at improving your computer's longevity and reducing the risk of damage, include: Routine care...
Page 87: Routine Care
......Routine Care You can keep the computer in good condition and working properly by following these guidelines: Operate the computer with a battery pack installed, even when you're using external power.
Page 88: Travel Guidelines
You can send your computer and diskettes through airport X-ray machines. However, Compaq recommends that you do not send your computer and diskettes through airport magnetic detectors or expose them to security magnetic wands.
Page 89: Shipping Guidelines
......Shipping Guidelines Should you need to ship the computer, follow these guidelines: Safeguard your data before shipping by backing it up onto diskettes or tape media.
Page 90: Accessing Diagnostics
(for example, MS-DOS, Windows, or OS/2). Accessing Diagnostics from Windows You can also access configuration and diagnostics information from the desktop by following these steps: 1. Click Start. 2. Click Settings. 3. Click Control Panel. 4. Double-click the Compaq Diagnostics for Windows icon. Diagnostics 10-1...
Page 91: Running Computer Checkup (Test)
This information allows the service provider to reproduce the same environment on another computer for testing. It is also recommended that you run Computer Checkup and have the printed report available before placing a call to Compaq Customer Support. To run Computer Checkup, follow these steps: 1.
Page 92 When the testing is complete, the test option menu is displayed again. NOTE: When you run Computer Checkup, record any error message numbers and have them available when you contact your Compaq authorized reseller or service provider for assistance. 11. Exit to the Configuration and Diagnostics menu. Diagnostics...
Page 93: Running The View System Information(Inspect Utility)
Video Windows WIN.INI file Windows SYSTEM.INI file You can display, print, or save the information. Your Compaq authorized reseller or service provider may ask you to run this utility to assist in analyzing the system. This information allows the service provider to reproduce the same environment on another computer for testing.
Page 94 ......To run View System Information (INSPECT), follow these steps: 1. Turn on or restart the computer by pressing the power button. 2.
Page 96: Troubleshooting
......Chapter 11 Troubleshooting This chapter provides information on how to identify and correct some common hardware, memory, and software problems. It also explains several types of common messages that can be displayed on the screen.
Page 97: Interpreting Messages On The Screen
If the problem appears related to a software application, also check the documentation provided with the software. You may discover something you can resolve easily yourself. If the condi- tion persists, contact your Compaq authorized service provider or Compaq Customer Support. 11-2...
Page 98: Solving Battery Problems
......Solving Battery Problems Some common causes and solutions for battery problems are listed in the following table. The "Solving Power Problems" section in this chapter also may be helpful to you.
Page 99 Every time the Real-time clock battery is Call your Compaq computer is turned at the end of its life. authorized service provider on, you have to set to replace the real-time the date and time.
Page 100 ......Battery Problems and Solutions Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution Battery charge doesn't Battery pack is being Keep computer at a last as long as expected.
Page 101: Solving Diskette/Diskette Drive Problems
Enable diskette drive disabled. through the Device Manager in the Systems icon on the Control Panel or through F10 setup. See the online Compaq Reference Guide for more information. Diskette is not Format the diskette. formatted. Diskette drive Wrong type of diskette is...
Page 102: Solving Hard Drive Problems
"Automatically fix." Reformat the hard drive. Contact your Compaq authorized service provider. CAUTION: You should maintain an up-to-date backup of your hard drive at all times in case of errors or failures. Troubleshooting...
Page 103: Solving Hardware Installation Problems
......Solving Hardware Installation Problems Some common causes and solutions for hardware installation problems are listed in the following table. Hardware Installation Problems and Solutions Problem Possible Cause...
Page 104: Solving Keyboard And Embedded Numeric Keypad Problems
Some common causes and solutions for keyboard and embedded numeric keypad problems are listed in the following table. NOTE: Consult the online Compaq Reference Guide or the Keyboard Reference on the use of the NumLk key and the embedded numeric keypad.
Page 105: Solving Memory Problems
......Solving Memory Problems Some common causes and solutions for memory problems are listed in the following table. Memory Problems and Solutions Problem Possible Cause...
Page 106: Solving Pc Card (Pcmcia Card) Problems
Card or card driver is Refer to the documentation not compatible with that came with your PC Card. your computer. Contact your Compaq authorized dealer, reseller, or service provider for a list of PC Cards supported by Compaq. PC Card does not...
Page 107 PC Card. Refer to the online available for this Compaq Reference Guide. configuration. Storage memory card Card is not compatible. Contact Compaq Customer does not work. Support or a Compaq authorized service provider for a list of PC Cards tested successfully in Compaq computers.
Page 108: Solving Power Problems
......Solving Power Problems Some common causes and solutions for power problems are listed in the following table. The "Solving Battery Problems" section in this chapter also may be helpful.
Page 109: Solving Printer Problems
......Solving Printer Problems Some common causes and solutions for printer problems are listed in the following table. Printer Problems and Solutions Problem Possible Cause...
Page 110: Solving Display Screen Problems
......Solving Display Screen Problems Some common causes and solutions for display screen problems are listed in the following table. Display Screen Problems and Solutions Problem Possible Cause...
Page 111 ......Display Screen Problems and Solutions Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution Screen is blank, the System has entered a If available, immediately power/standby low-battery condition.
Page 112: Solving Software Application Problems
......Solving Software Application Problems Most software application or installation problems occur because of one or more of the following conditions: Application was not installed correctly.
Page 113: Solving Trackball/Mouse Problems
......Solving Trackball/Mouse Problems Some common causes and solutions for trackball and mouse problems are listed in the following table. Trackball/Mouse Problems and Solutions Problem Possible Cause...
Page 114 ......Trackball/Mouse Problems and Solutions Continued Problem Possible Cause Solution Device driver is Wrong mouse is selected. To select the right mouse, loaded but access the Start menu via the...
Page 115: Cleaning The Trackball
......Cleaning the Trackball Operate the trackball with clean hands. Under normal conditions, you only need to wipe the computer case and trackball with a dry soft cloth.
Page 116 ......Cleaning Inside the Trackball Assembly To remove dust and build-up on the inside surfaces of the trackball assembly: 1.
Page 117 ......5. Allow the parts to air dry before reassembling. 6. Replace the ball in the trackball cage. 7.
Page 118: Servicing The Computer
......Servicing the Computer To get help from Compaq Customer Support or to find a Compaq authorized reseller or service provider location, call one of the numbers in the "Worldwide Telephone Numbers"...
Page 120: Appendix A Specifications
......Appendix A Specifications This appendix provides physical and performance specifications for subassemblies of the computer: Computer AC Adapter Displays (Color STN and TFT)
Page 121 ......Color STN (10.4 in) Display Computer Models 1110, 1120, 1125, 1130, 1135 U.S. Metric Dimensions (display size) Height 6.3 in...
Page 122 ......Color TFT (10.4 in) Display Computer Models 1120T, 1130T U.S. Metric Dimensions (display size) Height 6.3 in 16.0 cm Width...
Page 123: Diskette Drive
......Diskette Drive Diskettes Size 3.5 in (8.9 cm) High Density (MB) 1.44 Low Density (KB) Light Green Height...
Page 124: Hard Drives
......Hard Drives Model Standard Configurations 810 MB 1.08 GB Formatted Capacity Per Drive) Physical 815.9 MB 1.088 GB Logical 814.3...
Page 125: Automobile Adapter
......AC Adapter U.S. Metric Dimensions 5.0 x 3.0 x 1.3 in. 12.7 x 7.6 x 3.3 cm Power Supply Ratings Rated Voltage Range 100-120/220-240 V...
Page 126 ......Extended Life Nickel Metal Hydride Battery Pack U.S. Metric Dimensions Height 0.724 in 1.84 cm Length 8.07 in 20.5 cm...
Page 128: Post Error Messages
If one of the error codes listed below is displayed on the screen during POST, follow the instructions in the recommended action. If you receive an error code not listed here, contact your Compaq authorized service provider. You also may wish to run Computer Checkup;...
Page 129 Otherwise, contact a in CMOS Compaq authorized service provider. 208-Invalid None The memory Replace memory Memory expansion expansion board.
Page 130: Connector Pin Assignments
......Appendix C Connector Pin Assignments Parallel Connector Signal Strobe* Data Bit 0 Data Bit 1 Data Bit 2 Data Bit 3 Data Bit 4...
Page 131: Serial Connector
......Serial Connector Connector Signal Carrier Detect Receive Data Transmit Data Data Terminal Ready Ground Data Set Ready Ready to Send Clear to Send Ring Indicator...
Page 132 ......External VGA Monitor Connector Connector Signal Red Analog Green Analog Blue Analog Not Connected Ground Ground Analog Ground Analog Ground Analog...
Page 133 ......PC Card (PCMCIA) Connector Signal Signal Ground Address bit 5 Data bit 3 Address bit 4 Data bit 4 Address bit 3 Data bit 5...
Page 134 ......PC Card (PCMCIA) Connector Continued Signal Signal Card reset Address bit 18 Extend bus cycle Address bit 19 Input port acknowledge Address bit 20...
Page 136: Power Cord Set Requirements
Power cord sets for use in other countries must meet the requirements of the country where you use the AC Adapter. For more information on power cord set requirements, contact your Compaq authorized dealer. General Requirements The requirements listed below are applicable to all countries: 1.
Page 137: Country-Specific Requirements
......Country-Specific Requirements Power Cord Set Requirements Accredited Applicable Note Country Agency Numbers Australia EANSW Austria Belgium CEBC Canada...
Page 138 ......3. Appliance coupler, flexible cord, and wall plug must bear a "T" mark and registration number in accordance with the Japanese Dentori Law.
Page 139 ......Appendix D Power Cord Set Requirements...
Page 140: Regulatory Agency Identification Numbers
Identification Numbers The following options have been evaluated for use with your computer. These Compaq approved options can be identified by their assigned series numbers that are listed below. To ensure continued reliable and safe operation of your computer, only these options should be used.
Page 141 ......Appendix E Regulatory Agency Identification Numbers...
Page 142: Index
4-15 CSTN (10.4 in), A-2 battery gauge, 2-5 CTFT (10.4 in), A-3 battery pack Compaq authorized dealer, reseller, approved for use, 4-12 service provider charging, 4-13 locating, 11-24 discharging, 11-3 compartment extending operating time, 4-9...
Page 143 10-3 parallel, 2-7, C-1 Quick Check, 10-3 PC Card, C-4 ROM versions, 10-4 printer, 7-2 running serial, 2-7, C-2 Compaq Diagnostics for contrast ratio Windows, 10-5 CSTN (10.4 in), A-2 computer checkup (TEST), CTFT (10.4 in), A-3 10-2 controls...
Page 144 11-11 controlling display, 11-17 identifying, 3-4 online references, 1-1 Compaq Dictionary, 1-2 indicators Compaq User's Guide, 1-1 battery charge, 2-5 Microsoft Windows 95, 1-1 battery gauge, 2-5 product tutorial, 1-2 diskette drive, 2-5 Safety & Comfort Guide, 1-1...
Page 145 ......printer connecting, 7-2 parallel connector, 2-7, C-1 diagnostics, 10-4 passwords, 5-2 problems, 11-15 power on password, 5-2 self-test, 11-15 setup password, 5-4 Printing the screen, 3-7...
Page 146 ......sound display screen, 11-16 problems, 11-18 hard drive, 11-7 specifications hardware installation, 11-8 AC Adapter, A-6 helpful hints, 11-1 Automobile Adapter, A-6 keyboard/embedded numeric...

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Using this Guide

Chapter 1 Finding Information about Your Computer

Chapter 2 Taking a Look at the Computer

Chapter 3 Using the Keyboard

Chapter 4 Managing Power

Chapter 5 Using Security

Chapter 6 Upgrading the Computer

Chapter 7 Connecting External Equipment

Chapter 8 Working with PCMCIA Devices

Chapter 9 Caring for the Computer

Chapter 10 Diagnostics

Chapter 11 Troubleshooting

Appendix A Specifications

Appendix B

POST Error Messages

Appendix C

Connector Pin Assignments

Appendix D Power Cord Set Requirements

Appendix E

Regulatory Agency Identification Numbers

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