NEC M380 manual Power Button, Optional Accessories, Function Keys

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Function Keys

Function keys are available on the notebook keyboard. These keys work together with Fn key to activate special functions.

Function keys are application-driven.

The following function key combinations are pre-programmed for the notebook.

Function Key

Description

 

 

Fn + F2

Toggles display. This switches your view between different displays (if

 

you have any).

Fn + F3

Enables/Disables the touchpad. You can enable the touchpad for

 

increased mobility or disable it when using an external mouse.

 

 

Fn + F4

Lowers the brightness of your screen display.

 

 

Fn + F5

Increases the brightness of your screen display.

 

 

Fn + F7

Lowers the volume of your sound/audio system.

 

 

 

Fn + F8

Increases the volume of your sound/audio system.

 

 

Fn + F9

Switches the audio/sound to mute. This is to switch off sound without

 

interrupting playback of media.

 

 

Fn + F12

Enables the Sleep mode. Pressing this tells the notebook to go into

 

standby, shutting down disk activity and lowers energy consumption.

 

 

Power Button

Use the Power button in the following ways:

Press the Power button to power on.

Press the Power button to move from Standby mode and to proceed with normal operations.

Press and hold the Power button in place for 4 or more seconds to initiate power override (powers off the notebook). Only use this option if you cannot power off your notebook using the normal procedure.

Put the unit in Standby mode when you need to be away from your notebook for a short period of time and want to return to where you left off. Standby mode shuts down all devices in the notebook while retaining data and notebook status.

For more information, please refer to: Windows Vista® Operating System

Introduction Managing System Power.

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Optional Accessories

For more information on accessories, please refer to or contact to the local sales representative near you.

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Contents NEC Versa M380 Series Table of Contents Text Setup About Your Electronic User’s GuideElectronic User’s Guide For specific models onlyBasic Care and Handling Tips Precautions for Notebook Use Be sure to follow these power cord safety tipsRoutine Cleaning Storage RequirementsIntroducing Your NEC Versa Getting to Know Your NotebookFront View of the Notebook Indicator Wireless PowerDescription LEDs Email ButtonBack View of the Notebook Left Side View of the NotebookRight Side View of the Notebook Battery Security Lock Battery Bay Battery Release Latch Bottom View of the NotebookKeyboard LED Behaviour Indicates that Wireless LAN is enabled Wireless technology boardOnly This indicates that ECO mode is enabled Green IndicatorOptional Accessories Power ButtonFunction Keys Using the Touchpad Touchpad Tips Power Sources AC AdaptorPowering The Notebook On and Off Connecting the AC AdaptorUsing the Battery Connect the AC adaptor as followsCharging the Battery Low Battery PowerConserving Battery Power Power Management FeaturesReplacing the Battery Battery PrecautionsRemoving the Battery in your Notebook Installing the Battery in your NotebookHandling the Battery Disposing of the BatteryIntroducing Bios Setup for Windows Vista Entering Bios SetupBios Setup Menus Use Bios Setup toIntroducing Bios Setup for Windows XP Press F2 to Enter Bios Setup F8 to Display Boot OrderUpdating the Bios Windows Vista Operating System Setup For Windows Vista Operating system setupWindows Vista Operating System Introduction Windows Vista Operating SystemsFor Hong Kong dual boot models only Dual Boot 2 languagesWindows Language Selection Desktop Icons Windows Vista Operating SystemTaskbar Icons Start Menu Technical Support InformationWindows Vista Operating System Power Options Properties Managing System Power Windows Vista Operating SystemPower Plan Alarms AdvancedTips for Using Windows Vista Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Windows VistaWindows XP Operating Systems Windows XP Operating System IntroductionOnly applicable to Windows XP Windows XP Operating System Setup For Windows XP Operating system setupIntroduction → Windows XP Operating System Setup Among the new features are IntroductionWindows XP Operating System Professional versus Home EditionTaskbar Icons Desktop IconsStart Menu Windows XP Operating System Power Options Properties Managing System Power Windows XP Operating SystemPower schemes Technical Support InformationNone Hibernate Power MeterChecked Recognising the Power Management States Windows XP Operating System Power Management StatesGo to Start, Turn off computer, Standby Close the LCD panel Booting in Safe Mode Tips for Using Windows XPRestarting in Safe Mode Changing the AutoPlay Setting Changing the Display ResolutionDebugging Mode Internet Connection WizardEstablishing Passwords Click on Start, Control Panel, and Appearance and ThemesCustomising the Taskbar Customising the DesktopSystem Configuration Label Applications Adobe ReaderBluetooth Wireless Technology Blu-ray Page CyberLink MakeDisc Easy DVD Burning for the Digital HomeImport All Kinds of File Formats Including Record TV Create Stylish DVD MenusEasy Media Creator MusicData Back UpMore Features Advanced OptionsIntel Turbo Memory McAfee Personal Firewall Proven security that helps prevent hacker attacksKey Features McAfee SecurityCenterMcAfee VirusScan Proven security that protects against viruses and spywareNorton Internet SecurityTM SRS Premium Sound Using your NEC Versa Removable Disk Drives General Information about Optical DiscsOptical Drive Disc LoadingDisc Care Optical Disc Drive CareBays Hard Disk DriveTaking Care of Your Notebook Protecting Your Notebook From Power OutagesProtecting Your Notebook From Damage Keeping Your Notebook in Good Condition Security Operating Environment Preventive Maintenance First Time UseDaily WeeklyShipping Your Notebook Use these steps to prepare your notebook for shippingWireless LAN/Bluetooth Wireless Technology Connecting using a ModemModem Local Area Network LANPower Connections Preparing for TravelWhat To Take Getting Through CustomsConnecting / Using Your Modem Connecting / Using a LANUsing Peripheral Devices USB Devices Audio VideoSetting Up a Healthy Work Environment Vary Your Workday Practise Some Stretching ExercisesYour Chair Arrange Your EquipmentCheck the following Your Input Devices Your DeskYour Screen Vary Your Workday Reducing the Risk of InjuriesPractise Some Stretching Exercises Repetitive Strain Injury Potential Medical ConditionsThree Stages of Repetitive Strain Injury Epilepsy Warning Pre-Existing Conditions and Psychosocial FactorsProblem Checklist Problem ResolutionStart-Up Problems If You Need AssistanceRecovery Information for Windows Vista only NEC Recovery Program from backup partitionFull Recovery Partial RecoveryBackup your personal files Return your notebook to its original configurationPage Page If You Wish to Perform a Full Recovery Other filesRecovery Information for Windows XP only Starting the Recovery Program If you wish to perform a Complete Recovery Select Partial Recovery and click on NextFrequently Asked Questions Where can I find the call centre phone number?Computer Viruses Boot ProblemsTechnical Support What is a computer virus? What can I do to keep my notebook virus-free?Is my notebook virus-free? What are the different types of viruses?Internet How do I connect to the internet?How do search engines work? How can I narrow down a search on the Internet?Digital Video and Ieee 1394 Devices Ieee 1394 DevicesAre cookies a threat to privacy? Can a virus attach itself to cookies?Digital Video What is the Digital Video DV format?What are the benefits of Digital Video? Safety Notices Safety Warning Modifications to the ProductRadio Frequency Interference Statement Radio Frequency InterferenceSafety Extra Low Voltage Selv Connections and Remote EarthProtected Extra Low Voltage Pelv Remote EarthPower Supply and Cables Power SupplySingapore, Hong Kong, Bangladesh and Maldives PhilippinesBatteries Laser Compliance Statement Thunderstorm WarningRadio-communication Regulation if applicable Additional NoticesElectrostatic Discharge ESD and ESD Protection Product Storage Environment GuidelinesRecommended Environment OperationLAN Wireless LAN GlossaryTerm Definition Ieee107 108 Copyright CopyrightDisclaimer Trademarks Official Name of the Software Used