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EUROCOM 5600N San Remo User Manual

EUROCOM 5600N San Remo User Manual (231 pages)

Brand: EUROCOM | Category: Laptop | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Trademarks
3
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
4
Important Safety Instructions
5
Instructions for Care and Operation
7
Power Safety
9
Battery Precautions
10
Cleaning
11
Servicing
11
Travel Considerations
12
Table of Contents
18
Introduction

30
- Overview
  30
- The Manual
  31
- Advanced Users
  31
- Beginners and Not-So-Advanced Users
  31
- Warning Boxes
  32
- Not Included
  33
- System Software
  33
- Quick Start Guide
  34
- System Map
  35
- Getting to Know Your Computer
  35
- Top View with LCD Panel Closed
  36
- Top View with LCD Panel Open
  37
- LCD Panel
  38
- LED Power & E-Mail Indicators
  38
- Close Cover Switch
  38
- Stereo Speakers
  38
- Hot-Key Buttons
  39
- LED Status Indicators
  39
- Power Button
  40
- Keyboard
  40
- Touchpad & Buttons
  41
- Removable Palm Rest
  41
- Front View
  42
- Microphone
  43
- Left Side View
  44
- DC-In Jack
  44
- PC Card Slot
  44
- Vent
  44
- Right Side View
  45
- Device Bays One & Two
  45
- FDD (Floppy Disk Drive)
  46
- CD Device
  47
- Infrared Transceiver
  48
- Rear View
  49
- Security Lock
  50
- Headphone-Out Jack
  50
- Microphone-In Jack
  50
- S/PDIF out Port
  50
- Mini - IEEE 1394 Port
  51
- Four USB Ports
  51
- RJ-11 Phone Jack
  51
- RJ-45 LAN Jack
  52
- S-Video Connector
  52
- External Monitor (CRT) Port
  52
- Printer/Parallel Port
  52
- PS/2 Type Port
  53
- Bottom View
  54
- Wireless Network Card
  55
- Peripheral Devices
  55
Using the Computer

56
- Overview
  56
- The Power Sources
  57
- AC Adapter
  57
- Battery
  58
- Recharging Battery with the AC Adapter
  59
- Proper Handling of the Battery Pack
  59
- Turning on the Computer
  60
- LED Indicators
  61
- LED Power & Auto Mail Indicators
  62
- Auto Mail Checker
  63
- Special Group
  65
- LED Status Indicators
  66
- The Hard Disk Drive
  67
- The Floppy Disk Drive (FDD)
  68
- Inserting/Removing Floppy Disks
  68
- The CD/DVD Device
  69
- Loading Compact Discs
  69
- Handling Cds or Dvds
  70
- DVD Regional Codes
  71
- To Change the Regional Codes
  72
- The PC Card Slot
  73
- Inserting and Removing PC Cards
  73
- Hot-Keys
  74
- Hot-Key Buttons
  74
- Programming the Hot-Keys
  75
- Function Keys
  77
- The Numeric Keypad
  78
- Function Keys and Numeric Keypad
  79
- Touchpad and Buttons
  80
- Configuring the Touchpad and Buttons
  81
- Mouse
  82
- Adding a Printer
  83
- USB Printer
  83
- Install Instructions
  83
- Parallel Printer
  84
- Install Instructions
  84
Advanced Controls

86
- Overview
  86
- Advanced Video Controls
  87
- Opening the LCD
  87
- Advanced Video Controls
  88
- Making Adjustments for the LCD
  88
- Video Driver Controls
  89
- Display Devices
  93
- Attaching a Monitor (CRT)
  94
- Display Options
  95
- Enabling Other Displays
  96
- Clone Mode
  97
- Extended Desktop Mode
  98
- Enabling TV Display
  100
- Power Management Features
  101
- Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI)
  101
- Advanced Power Management (APM 1.2)
  101
- Intel Speedstep Technology Applet
  102
- Enabling Power Management/Options
  103
- Conserving Power through Individual Components
  104
- Monitor Standby
  104
- Hard Disk Standby
  104
- Conserving Power Throughout the Whole System
  105
- Hibernate Mode Vs. Shutdown
  105
- Standby Mode Vs. Hibernate Mode
  105
- Standby
  106
- Hibernate
  107
- Configuring the Power Button
  108
- Battery Information
  109
- New Battery
  109
- Battery Life
  109
- Battery FAQ
  110
- Conserving Battery Power
  111
- Display Brightness
  111
- Applications and External Devices
  111
- Removing and Replacing the Battery
  112
- Audio "DJ" CD Player
  114
- Configuring the Infrared Settings for FIR
  116
- Enabling Infrared Communication in Windows 98SE
  117
Drivers & Utilities

118
- Overview
  118
- What to Install
  119
- Authorized Driver Message
  120
- Windows 98 Second Edition
  122
- Chipset (Win98Se)
  122
- Audio (Win98Se)
  123
- Modem (Win98Se)
  123
- LAN (Win98Se)
  124
- Video (Win98Se)
  125
- Touchpad (Win98Se)
  125
- Hot-Key (Win98Se)
  126
- Automail (Win98Se)
  126
- Intel Speedstep (Win98Se)
  127
- Windows ME
  128
- Chipset (Winme)
  128
- Audio (Winme)
  128
- Modem (Winme)
  129
- LAN (Winme)
  130
- Video (Winme)
  130
- Touchpad (Winme)
  131
- Hot-Key (Winme)
  131
- Automail (Winme)
  132
- Intel Speedstep (Winme)
  132
- Windows 2000 Professional
  133
- Chipset (Win2000)
  133
- Audio (Win2000)
  133
- Modem (Win2000)
  134
- LAN (Win2000)
  135
- Video (Win2000)
  135
- Touchpad (Win2000)
  136
- Hot-Key (Win2000)
  136
- Automail (Win2000)
  137
- Intel Speedstep (Win2000)
  137
- Windows XP
  138
- Chipset (Winxp)
  138
- Audio (Winxp)
  138
- Modem (Win XP)
  139
- LAN (Win XP)
  140
- Video (Winxp)
  141
- Touchpad (Winxp)
  141
- Hot-Key (Winxp)
  142
- Automail (Winxp)
  142
BIOS Utilities

144
- Overview
  144
- Important BIOS Settings
  145
- The Power-On Self Test (POST)
  146
- POST Screen
  147
- Failing the POST
  148
- Fatal Errors
  148
- Non-Fatal Errors
  148
- The Setup Program
  149
- Entering Setup
  149
- Setup Screens
  150
- Main Menu
  151
- Advanced Menu
  155
- Security Menu
  157
- Boot
  159
- Exit Menu
  161
Upgrading the Computer

162
- Overview
  162
- When Not to Upgrade
  163
- Upgrading the Device in Bay One
  164
- Upgrading the Hard Disk Drive
  166
- Removing the Hard Disk
  167
- Some Things to Watch out for
  169
- Software
  169
- Setting up a New HDD
  169
- Upgrading the Device in Bay Two
  170
- Upgrading the System Memory
  172
- Removing the Keyboard
  173
Troubleshooting

178
- Overview
  178
- Basic Hints and Tips
  179
- Backup and General Maintenance
  181
- Viruses
  182
- Upgrading and Adding New Hardware/Software
  183
- Power
  185
- Display
  192
- Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
  196
- Boot Password
  196
- Floppy Disk Drive (FDD)
  197
- Audio
  198
- CD Device
  200
- PC Card
  203
- The PC Card Problem in Windows 98
  204
- The PC Card Problem in Windows Me
  205
- Keyboard and Mouse
  206
- Printer
  207
- Operation
  210
Glossary

214
Appendix A. Specifications

226
- Processor
  226
- Core Logic
  226
- Structure
  226
- Security
  226
- Memory
  226
- Bios
  227
- Lcd
  227
- Display
  227
- Storage
  228
- Audio
  228
- PC Card
  228
- Interface
  229
- Communication
  229
- Power Management
  230
- Power
  230
- Indicators
  230
- Environmental Spec
  231
- Physical Dimensions
  231
- Weight
  231
- Optional
  231

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