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3. Recharge the battery pack by plugging the AC cord into DC Input connector

When recharging the battery pack:

1Plug the AC power cord into the AC adapter.

2Plug the DC cord of the adapter into the DC Input connector () of the Mobile PC.

3 Plug the AC cord of the AC adapter into the power receptacle.

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Contents MP-XV841US Dear Customer 2ENRadio waves emitted from wireless LANs When using the wireless LANBattery Packs How To Handle CD-ROMs 6EN Checking Inventory Copyright Ownership Grant of License JVC Software License AgreementRestriction Transfer of the SoftwareLimitation of Liability Limited WarrantyTerm TerminationCopyright Ownership 10ENRestricted Rights Legend EN1112EN Table of ContentsParts and Component Names 14EN Setting UP Mounting Battery Pack Mounting/Dismounting the Lithium-Ion Battery Pack16EN Open the display panelEN17 Make sure that the battery pack is fully recharged Make sure that the battery pack is fully recharged18EN Approximate recharging timesPress the On/Off key Status indicatorsTurning On/Off Key On 20EN Initial Setup of Microsoft WindowsRename your computer and click Next Click NextClick Finish Enter the user name and click NextTurn-Off 22ENClick start Click Turn Off computerJVC Original Software and System Applications Read the License Agreement when displayed Setup of JVC Original SoftwareSetup software 24ENPage 26EN When the menu above appears, click on the desired optionCC Converter Explanation of menu optionsHarmonic Expansion About the expansion effect modesHigh tone Expansion All range ExpansionExit 28ENPD-TS decoder To start the utility Easy Network ChangerTip 30ENRealOne Player Adobe Reader Norton AntiVirusSoftware to prevent virus infection from the Internet Can play back a video fileUltraPost 32ENInterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC To Uninstall a Standard Application To Set Up the Standard Applications Again34EN Navigate in the Internet World When you have contracted with a provider Contracting with the Internet Service Provider36EN Contract with the providerConnection of Telephone Line and Modem Setup 38EN Setting up the modemInternet Connection Setup Click Connect using a dial-up modem option, and click Next Click Set up my connection manually option, and click Next40EN Click Connect to the Internet option, and click NextEnter the phone number, and click Next Click Finish. The setup for connection wizard is complete42EN Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties screen will appear Click Connect Connecting to the Internet44EN Disconnection from the Internet 46EN Accessing a WebClick start and click E-mail on the Menu Setting Up E-Mail Software48EN Enter the Account name and Password, and click Next Sending and Receiving E-mails 50ENTransmission CreateCreate a message To check the received messages, click Inbox on the screen 52ENOperations 54EN Using the Pointing DeviceScroll buttons Double-clickDrag Using Hot keys Using KeyboardUsing the Numeric Keypad 56ENIf a Key Top Has Come Off How to attach any other key topCenter keys Using the center keys58EN DVD/CD operations Using the DVD/CD function keysVolume control operations 60EN Hardware Inserting the discs Using the DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW driveTypes of discs supported Tip What to do if the disc tray does not pop out Removing64EN Using the SD Memory Card SlotRemove the dummy card Insert an SD memory cardConnecting an external monitor Using an External MonitorChanging the external displays resolution LCD LCD panel of PC ¥ CRT external monitor ¥ LCD + CRTSetting for Network Connection Connecting to a NetworkSetting the IP address manually 66ENSetting a computer name or work group Checking the MAC address 68ENPage General Description of Wireless LAN Network Connections Using a Wireless LANTypes of Wireless LAN Networks 70ENSetup Procedure for the Wireless LAN Suggestions for Using the Wireless LANStart up the PC Set the IP address to be used by the wireless LAN72EN Continue to next 74EN Wireless Network Connection screen appears WPA 76ENWireless Network Connection Status screen will appear 78EN Close all screens. This completes the settingsClick the Power Meter tab Checking the Battery Level80EN Power-saving ModeSystem in halt status System in standby statusIncreasing the Optional Memory Capacity 82ENAdding or Removing a Memory Board Removing the memory board 84ENMounting a memory board Total amount of memory appears on the screen Checking the Additional Memory Board86EN Using the UltraPOST self-diagnosis toolPC Recovery Repeated PC Setup What is the Recovery? Setting Up Your PC AgainBefore Starting Repeated Setup Repeated SetupSelect the recovery method disk partitioning System Recovery ProcedureIf you respond with a If you respond with C90EN Troubleshooting Power does not turn on Power92EN If the Q&A does not help youTerminating an application forcibly Startup and Operation of WindowsScreen has hung 94ENTROUBLESHOOTING When the Stand By lamp is flashing To adjust the LCD display brightnessWhen the Stand By lamp is not lit DisplayWhen a divider is used Using the InternetWhen you are connecting via an Isdn line Cannot dial upPC dials but connection is not established Check the dialing settingAdvice when using the internal modem Check the following Check the user name and password98EN PC cannot send or receive e-mail messagesIf the wireless LAN cannot be set to on or OFF Wireless LANHas the security been set correctly? Has the IP address been set correctly?Battery is not charged BatteryBattery discharge faster than expected How can I check the MAC address?Did you insert the disc with its label side facing up? DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW driveIs the disc scratched? Is there any condensation in the PC or on the disc?Data saving fails midway through the process 102ENData cannot be read at the highest speed Change the writing speed to a lower speedPage SD memory cards 104ENMiscellaneous Forgot the passwordPC is hot PC makes no sound106EN Setting procedure does not completeAppendix List of Support Centers 108ENTrademark Notice When the surface of the unit is dirty MaintenanceWhen the disc is dirty 110ENHow to Dispose Main unit Specification112EN AC Power Adapter MP-ACX2 Wireless LAN SpecificationsOptions separately available 114EN

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