Sony PCG-R505TE manual Icon Description AC Power, Games, Presentation, Camera, Word Processing

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Controlling Power Management

Icon Description

AC Power

The power management state when AC power is in use. Similar to the Power Management Off setting. Power Management automatically loads the AC profile unless you disable this feature.

Games

Disables the display and the Hard Disk Standby timer.

Presentation

Keeps the display on at all times while it conserves power. This option is ideal for slide show presentations. You can establish settings for LCD (Video) Standby, Hard Disk Standby, and System Suspend to optimize power management for your system.

Camera

Optimizes performance and power requirements for camera usage.

DVD

Optimizes performance and power requirements for DVD usage.

Word Processing

Optimizes power management with longer timeouts on the hard disk and display screen. You can also establish settings for LCD (Video) Standby, Hard Disk Standby, and System Suspend to optimize power management for your system.

Spreadsheet

Optimizes performance and power requirements for spreadsheet applications.

Communications

Extends battery life by initiating a quick display timeout. The Internal modem remains powered. You can also establish settings for LCD (Video) Standby, Hard Disk Standby, and System Suspend to optimize power management for your system.

Automatic Profile Selection

Automatically switches to a profile suitable for active applications.

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Contents Vaio R505 SuperSlim Pro XXX-XXX-XXX Iii Owner’s Record Safety InformationAvertissement FCC Part Regulatory InformationTelephone 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 Xii 101107 125Xiii 139Xiv Welcome FeaturesSoftware CDs Unpacking Your NotebookHardware ManualsOther Recovery CDsErgonomic Guidelines Recommended Position Setting Up Your NotebookHandling Your Notebook Handling the LCD Screen Cleaning Your NotebookVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Front Locating Controls and ConnectorsLeft BackRight Bottom Connecting a Power SourceUsing the AC Adapter Connecting AC AdapterTo insert the battery pack Using Battery PowerUnlock/Lock Lever Inserting Battery Pack To charge the battery packBattery Indicator Light Battery Indicator Meaning Light StatusRemoving 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 Keyboard Using the KeyboardSuch as addition and subtraction. Note the following Key DescriptionLight Off IndicatorsIndicator Function Windows Key in Combination with Other KeysFn Key in Combination with Other Keys Combination/ FeatureFunctions Actions Descriptions Using the TouchpadTouchpad To insert a PC card Using PC CardsInserting PC Card Removing PC Card To remove a PC cardVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Windows Using Smart ConnectConnecting with an i.LINK* Cable Windows MeLink Network Switch Using Smart Connect Jog Dial Control Vaio Action SetupJog Dial Control Jog Dial Launcher Using the Jog Dial ControlLauncher Mode Using Launcher ModeJog Dial Guide Guide ModeUsing the Jog Dial Control with Sony Software Using Guide ModeTypes of Memory Stick Media Using Memory Stick MediaUsing the Jog Dial Control with Other Software Using a Dialog BoxTo Insert a Memory Stick Media What is MagicGate Media?Inserting Memory Stick Media To Remove a Memory Stick Media To View the Contents of 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 Plugging Phone Cable into Phone Jack Using a Phone LineConnecting to LAN Using the Local Area Network LANConnecting Peripheral Devices USB connectors Connecting the Optional Docking StationRear Connector Panel Latching the Notebook to the Docking Station Connecting 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 Removing Diskette To Remove a DisketteTo Insert a Disc Connecting an Optical DriveInserting a Disc Inserting Disc To Remove the DrivePlaying a DVD Handling Handling and Cleaning CD and DVD MediaCleaning Writing Data to CD-R/RW MediaVaio R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Connecting a Printer to the Docking Station Connecting a PrinterTo a Parallel Connector To USB ConnectorsVaio 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 To defragment a partition Hard Disk Drive PartitionConnecting Monitor Connecting an External DisplayUsing the Notebook Using the Docking StationTo Connect a Projector Plug the optional display cable into the monitor connectorConnecting 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 Tab Description Sony Notebook Setup TabsViewing the Power Management status icons Controlling Power ManagementActivating the Power Management toolbar Disable Power Management Power Management ProfilesCustomizing Power Management Settings Maximum Battery LifeCamera Icon Description AC PowerGames PresentationSystem Hibernation Power Management CommandsConserving Battery Power Icon Description System SuspendBattery Icon Battery Status Displaying Battery InformationTo Activate the Battery Information Toolbar Battery Icon DescriptionsBattery Information Window Displaying Detailed Battery InformationIntel 82815 Graphics Controller Properties Screen Selecting the Display ModeTo change the window design Changing the Window Design of Sony SoftwareVirtual Desktop Selecting Dual Display ModeReleasing the Dual Display Setting Setting Colors and Resolution for Each DisplayCustomizing the Virtual Desktop Using Dual Display function Windows Me only 100 Adding Memory Related Safety Guidelines102 To Install a Memory ModuleScrews on Bottom of Computer Lifting the Keyboard 103Turning the Keyboard 104 Installing the Memory ModuleReplacing the Keyboard 105 To Remove a Memory Module106 Overview of the Software on Your Notebook About the Software on Your Notebook108 ArcSoft PhotoPrinter 2000 Pro Windows Me only109 McAfee VirusScan110 OpenMG Jukebox Windows Me only111 RealProducer G2Main Window MovieShakerImporting Images and Sound Clips 112113 Create a Movie using ShakerShaker Tray 114 Editing Clips and ScenesWorking Panel 115 Saving a MovieCreating a Photo Album Using Panorama MakerPictureGear Managing Your Pictures117 Making Still Images and Panoramic from Mpeg118 Application, Driver, and System Recovery CDsAbout Your Recovery CDs Using the Application Recovery CDs119 Using the Driver Recovery CDsTo use the Application Recovery CDs To Use the Driver Recovery CDs120 Using the System Recovery CDsTo repair software applications using Vaio Support Agent To use the System Recovery CDsIf your computer does not start from the Recovery CD Recovering Microsoft Word121 122 Software Support Information123 124 Sony Service CenterMy notebook does not start Troubleshooting Your Notebook126 My notebook starts, but my system doesn’t start properly127 My notebook stops responding or does not shut downSound of my notebook’s fan is too loud My notebook is unstable128 Cannot remove the disc Troubleshooting the Docking Station129 My LCD screen continues to show the previous screen Troubleshooting the LCD ScreenWant to change the video resolution of my display My LCD screen is blankMy touchpad does not work properly Troubleshooting the Mouse and TouchpadPointer does not move while using the Touchpad or Mouse My mouse does not work132 Troubleshooting Drives, PC Cards, and Peripheral DevicesMy floppy disk drive can not write to a diskette My optical drive is not playing my CD or DVD properlyMy optical drive tray does not open DVD videos cannot be played properly. Windows Me only133 SmartCapture software does not start. Windows Me only Troubleshooting the SoftwareMy PC card does not work My software program stops responding or crashesMy modem connection is slow Troubleshooting the ModemTroubleshooting audio My modem does not work136 Troubleshooting the PrinterMy microphone does not work Cannot print137 Windows Me OnlySony PC Support Sony Fax-on-Demand Getting HelpVaio Notebook User Guide Vaio Support AgentSpecifications Built-in Capabilities 140141 Specifications142 Optional Docking Station Hardware Specifications143 Index144 145 146 LCD147 148 149 150
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