Westinghouse NB-14w2 user manual Keyboard Features, Function Keys Quick Keys

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■Chapter 1 Getting To Know The Basics

Keyboard Features

Function Keys (Quick Keys)


Graphic	Action	System Control
Symbol

	Fn + F1	Enters Suspend Mode.

	Fn + F3	Turns of the battery warning
		beep off or on.
	Fn + F4	Changes Display Mode:
		LCD-only, CRT-only and
		LCD&CRT.
	Fn + F5	Turns Speaker Volume up.

	Fn + F6	Turns Speaker Volume down.

	Fn + F7	Increases Display Brightness.

	Fn + F8	Decreases Display Brightness.

	Fn+Num Lk	Enables the embedded keypad
		to work in numeric mode. The
		keys act like numeric keypads
		in a calculator. Use this mode
		when you need to do a lot of
		numeric data entry. An
		alternative would be to connect
		an external numeric keypad.
	Caps Lock	When Caps lock is enabled, all
		the characters you enter
		become capitalized.
	Fn + Scr Lk	Press the Fn+Scr Lk key and
		then press ↑or ↓to move one
		line up or down.

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Contents USER’S Manual Manual DEL Usuario Page Page Table of Contents Troubleshooting Page Symbols and Conventions Using This ManualPage Page Chapter Summaries Getting to Know the Basics „ ExpressCard Technology Performance Features„ Expandability „ Built-in Multiple Card Reader„ Wireless LAN „ Firewire IEEE1394 / 1394a and USB2.0 portsSystem At a Glance LED Status IndicatorTop View LCD Display Power / Suspend Button Silent Mode ButtonKeyboard Touch PadFront View Wireless On/Off SwitchVentilation Grill Side Views Power Jack DC-inExternal VGA Port Modem Port Firewire / IEEE1394 / 1394a PortKensington Lock Key Hole USB2.0 PortTV S-Video Port Ethernet / LAN PortBottom View Battery Pack and Battery Latch Built-in Stereo Speakers System Device CoverAdapter AC Adapter DC-out ConnectorAC Plug System & Power Status Indicators LED Status IndicatorOSD Status Indicators OSD Status IndicatorFunction Keys Quick Keys Keyboard FeaturesEmbedded Numeric Keypad Windows KeysTouch Pad Graphic Subsystem Adjusting the Display BrightnessExtending the Life of the TFT Display Device Opening and Closing the Display Panel Adjusting the Audio Volume in Windows Adjusting the Volume ManuallyAudio Subsystem Voice RecordingTo change the modem setting, do the following Connecting the ModemModem Getting To Know The Basics Ethernet Connecting to the NetworkCabling Restriction for Networks Bios Setup and Security Feature Bios Setup and Security Feature Leaving the Bios Setup Screen Entering the Bios Setup ScreenBios Action Keys Main Setup Modifying the Bios SettingsInfo Setup Selections Description Sub-menuSecurity Setup Advanced SetupUsing Password Protection Power Setup LAN Boot SetupExit Setup Battery Power & Power Management Lithium-Ion Battery Battery PackBattery Low-Power Warning To Remove the Battery Pack Installing and Removing the Battery PackTo Install the Battery Pack Charging the Battery and Charging TimeProlonging the Battery’s Life and Usage Cycles Checking the Battery LevelWindows’ Power Schemes Using Windows Power OptionsTo use Windows power management functions Standby Suspend Suspend ModeHibernate Suspend Is in the suspend mode Power Button Action Low Battery Warning Power Menu Quick Access Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting No speaker output Audio ProblemsSound cannot be recorded Hard disk drive does not work or is not recognizable Hard Disk ProblemsHard drive is making abnormal whining noises Hard disk drive has reached its capacityFiles are corrupted Hard disk takes longer to read a fileOptical drive does not work Optical Drive ProblemsDrive dose not read any disks Disk cannot be ejectedDisplay panel is blank when the system is turned on Display ProblemsScreen is difficult to read Screen flickersBuilt-in touch pad performs erratically Keyboard and Mouse ProblemsBuilt-in keyboard accepts no input Characters on the screen repeat while I typeCmos Battery Problem Memory Problems Built-in modem does not respond Modem ProblemsConnection difficulties Ethernet adapter does not work Network Adapter / Ethernet ProblemsComputer becomes hot Performance ProblemsProgram appears stopped or runs very slowly USB device does not work Firewire IEEE1394 and USB2.0 ProblemsIEEE1394 port does not work Additional Questions Product Specification System Memory Processor and Core LogicDisplay Audio Wireless LANModem LAN / Ethernet Firewire IEEE1394aStorage Keyboard & Touch pad Ports and ConnectorsExpressCard NewCard & Multiple Card Reader Operating System Battery Pack / AC AdapterPhysical Specification Agency Regulatory Notices Federal Communications Commission Notice REN Ringer Equivalent Numbers Statement Attachment Limitations Statement Japan Telephone lines requirement Lithium battery warning / Bridge battery warning Aution Westinghouse Digital Electronics