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VAIO® R505 SuperSlim Pro™ Notebook User Guide

Optional Docking Station Hardware Specifications

Model

DVD Docking Station

CD-RW/DVD Docking Station

(PCGA-DSD5)

(PCGA-DSM5)

 

 

 

 

 

24x maximum CD-ROM reading

24x maximum CD-ROM reading

Optical Drive

8x maximum DVD-ROM reading*

8x maximum CD-R writing

 

4x maximum CD-RW writing

 

 

 

 

8x maximum DVD-ROM reading*

 

 

 

Floppy Disk Drive

3.5" 1.44 MB/720 KB

 

 

 

 

• i.LINK® (IEEE1394) S400 connector††

 

• Ethernet (10Base-T/100Base-T) Network jack (RJ-45)

 

• Printer port

 

Connectors

• Serial port

 

• 2 USB ports

 

 

 

 

• VGA monitor port

 

 

• Docking connector

 

 

• DC IN

 

 

 

Dimensions

11.0"(w) x 0.8" (0.9" backside) (h) x 9.3"(d) (279.5 mm x 18.5 mm

(21.5 mm backside) x 239 mm)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Weight

2.27 lbs. (1.03 kg)

2.38 lbs. (1.08 kg)

 

 

 

*If a region code warning appears when using the optical drive, the DVD you are trying to play maybe incompatible with the DVD player drive in your VAIO notebook. Region code indicators such as “1” or “ALL” are labeled on some DVDs to indicate what type of player can play the discs. Unless “1” or “ALL” is identified on your DVD or its packaging, you cannot play the disc on this player.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Contents Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro XXX-XXX-XXX Iii Safety Information Owner’s RecordAvertissement Regulatory Information FCC PartTelephone Consumer Guidelines Canada Telephone Consumer Protection Act United StatesVii Industry Canada Notice Disposal of Lithium-Ion BatteryViii Avis de L’Industrie Canada Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Contents 125 101107 Xii139 XiiiXiv Features WelcomeManuals Unpacking Your NotebookHardware Software CDsRecovery CDs OtherErgonomic Guidelines Setting Up Your Notebook Recommended PositionHandling Your Notebook Cleaning Your Notebook Handling the LCD ScreenVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Locating Controls and Connectors FrontBack LeftRight Connecting AC Adapter Connecting a Power SourceUsing the AC Adapter BottomTo insert the battery pack Using Battery PowerUnlock/Lock Lever To charge the battery pack Inserting Battery PackBattery Indicator Meaning Light Status Battery Indicator LightRemoving Battery Pack To remove the battery packAdditional Notes On Batteries Connecting a Power Source Opening Notebook Starting Your NotebookTurning on Notebook If you are unable to shut down your notebook Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Using the Keyboard KeyboardKey Description Such as addition and subtraction. Note the followingWindows Key in Combination with Other Keys IndicatorsIndicator Function Light OffFn Key in Combination with Other Keys Combination/ FeatureFunctions Actions Descriptions Using the TouchpadTouchpad To insert a PC card Using PC CardsInserting PC Card To remove a PC card Removing PC CardVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Windows Me Using Smart ConnectConnecting with an i.LINK* Cable WindowsLink Network Switch Using Smart Connect Jog Dial Control Vaio Action SetupJog Dial Control Using Launcher Mode Using the Jog Dial ControlLauncher Mode Jog Dial LauncherUsing Guide Mode Guide ModeUsing the Jog Dial Control with Sony Software Jog Dial GuideUsing a Dialog Box Using Memory Stick MediaUsing the Jog Dial Control with Other Software Types of Memory Stick MediaTo Insert a Memory Stick Media What is MagicGate Media?Inserting Memory Stick Media To View the Contents of Memory Stick Media To Remove a Memory Stick MediaWrite-protecting a Memory Stick Media Using the Write-protect TabFormatting a Memory Stick Media When Using Memory Stick media Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Using Power Saving Modes To activate Hibernate mode Using a Phone Line Plugging Phone Cable into Phone JackUsing the Local Area Network LAN Connecting to LANConnecting Peripheral Devices USB connectors Connecting the Optional Docking StationRear Connector Panel Connecting the Notebook to the Docking Station Latching the Notebook to the Docking StationDisconnecting the Docking Station when the Notebook is Off Disconnecting the Notebook from the Docking StationSecuring the Notebook to the Docking Station Releasing the Notebook from the Docking Station Disconnecting the Docking Station when the Notebook is OnRemoving the Notebook from the Docking Station Using the Undock switch Docking Indicator LightFrom the Start menu Undock switch To Insert a Diskette Connecting the Floppy Disk DriveInserting Diskette To Remove a Diskette Removing DisketteTo Insert a Disc Connecting an Optical DriveInserting a Disc To Remove the Drive Inserting DiscPlaying a DVD Writing Data to CD-R/RW Media Handling and Cleaning CD and DVD MediaCleaning HandlingVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide To USB Connectors Connecting a PrinterTo a Parallel Connector Connecting a Printer to the Docking StationVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Connecting Digital Video Camera Recorder Connecting an i.LINK* DeviceTo Connect a Digital Video Camera Recorder Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Hard Disk Drive Partition To defragment a partitionUsing the Docking Station Connecting an External DisplayUsing the Notebook Connecting MonitorPlug the optional display cable into the monitor connector To Connect a ProjectorConnecting projector To Select a Display Connecting USB Device Connecting a Universal Serial Bus USB DeviceTo Connect a USB Device Connecting a Universal Serial Bus USB Device Connecting Speakers to the Headphone Connector Connecting External SpeakersTo Connect External Speakers Connecting Microphone to Microphone Connector Connecting an External MicrophoneTo Connect an External Microphone Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide To display the Sony Notebook Setup screen Displaying the Sony Notebook Setup ScreenSony Notebook Setup Screen Sony Notebook Setup Tabs Tab DescriptionViewing the Power Management status icons Controlling Power ManagementActivating the Power Management toolbar Maximum Battery Life Power Management ProfilesCustomizing Power Management Settings Disable Power ManagementPresentation Icon Description AC PowerGames CameraIcon Description System Suspend Power Management CommandsConserving Battery Power System HibernationBattery Icon Descriptions Displaying Battery InformationTo Activate the Battery Information Toolbar Battery Icon Battery StatusDisplaying Detailed Battery Information Battery Information WindowSelecting the Display Mode Intel 82815 Graphics Controller Properties ScreenChanging the Window Design of Sony Software To change the window designSelecting Dual Display Mode Virtual DesktopReleasing the Dual Display Setting Setting Colors and Resolution for Each DisplayCustomizing the Virtual Desktop Using Dual Display function Windows Me only 100 Related Safety Guidelines Adding Memory102 To Install a Memory ModuleScrews on Bottom of Computer Lifting the Keyboard 103Turning the Keyboard 104 Installing the Memory ModuleReplacing the Keyboard To Remove a Memory Module 105106 About the Software on Your Notebook Overview of the Software on Your NotebookArcSoft PhotoPrinter 2000 Pro Windows Me only 108McAfee VirusScan 109OpenMG Jukebox Windows Me only 110RealProducer G2 111112 MovieShakerImporting Images and Sound Clips Main Window113 Create a Movie using ShakerShaker Tray 114 Editing Clips and ScenesWorking Panel Saving a Movie 115Managing Your Pictures Using Panorama MakerPictureGear Creating a Photo AlbumMaking Still Images and Panoramic from Mpeg 117Using the Application Recovery CDs Application, Driver, and System Recovery CDsAbout Your Recovery CDs 118To Use the Driver Recovery CDs Using the Driver Recovery CDsTo use the Application Recovery CDs 119To use the System Recovery CDs Using the System Recovery CDsTo repair software applications using Vaio Support Agent 120If your computer does not start from the Recovery CD Recovering Microsoft Word121 Software Support Information 122123 Sony Service Center 124Troubleshooting Your Notebook My notebook does not startMy notebook starts, but my system doesn’t start properly 126My notebook stops responding or does not shut down 127Sound of my notebook’s fan is too loud My notebook is unstable128 Cannot remove the disc Troubleshooting the Docking Station129 My LCD screen is blank Troubleshooting the LCD ScreenWant to change the video resolution of my display My LCD screen continues to show the previous screenMy mouse does not work Troubleshooting the Mouse and TouchpadPointer does not move while using the Touchpad or Mouse My touchpad does not work properlyMy optical drive is not playing my CD or DVD properly Troubleshooting Drives, PC Cards, and Peripheral DevicesMy floppy disk drive can not write to a diskette 132My optical drive tray does not open DVD videos cannot be played properly. Windows Me only133 My software program stops responding or crashes Troubleshooting the SoftwareMy PC card does not work SmartCapture software does not start. Windows Me onlyMy modem does not work Troubleshooting the ModemTroubleshooting audio My modem connection is slowCannot print Troubleshooting the PrinterMy microphone does not work 136Windows Me Only 137Vaio Support Agent Getting HelpVaio Notebook User Guide Sony PC Support Sony Fax-on-DemandSpecifications 140 Built-in CapabilitiesSpecifications 141Optional Docking Station Hardware Specifications 142Index 143144 145 LCD 146147 148 149 150
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