MAXDATA 5500 IR user manual Index

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Index

A
Accuracy	32
ACPI power saving system	23
Arrow keys	31

I
IEEE 1394 port	25
Instructions	22
ISDN connector	35

B
Battery	7, 10, 17, 20, 26, 45
Battery or power supply	..........................21
Battery slot	20
Bluetooth	25
C
Catch	26
Cleaning	9, 10
Cold start	22
Color depth	22
Ctrl + Alt + Del	22

K
Kensington Lock	......................................26
Keyboard	19, 31
Keys	29
L
LAN port	35
LC display	19
LEDs	19
Liquid	10
Loudspeaker	25
Loudspeakers	19

D
Data/Fax Modem	35
Desktop appearance	22
Display	23, 45
Docking station	27
E
Energy consumption	23
Energy settings	22
ExpressCard slot	25
External monitor	45, 46
F
Finger movements	32
Fingerprint sensor	19
Fn key	29, 31
Function keys	31
G
Garbage collection service	9
GPS antenna	27
Graphics functions, basic	22
H
Hard disk slot	25
Headphones	25
Household waste	7, 9

M
Main processor	27
Memory card slot	25
Microphone	19
Microphone socket	25
Modem port	25
Modem socket	35
Moisture	9
N
Network	11, 35
Network adapter	35
Network port	25
O
On/off button	19
Operating state	23
Operating system	22, 32
Optical disk drive	25
Original packaging	17
P
PC card slot	25
Power adapter	9, 20, 21, 43, 45
Power adapter socket	25
Power cable	10, 21
Power supply	9, 10

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Contents P5500IRUK1.1 MAXDATA Notebook PRO 5500 IR Users ManualPage Preparation ContentsImportant Safety Information Shipping ContentsSetting the Resolution Installation InstructionsSpecifications Fault Diagnosis and TroubleshootingApplication and References Legal InformationFederal Communications Commission FCC Note Sound Power LevelWarranty DeclarationReturning the Device/Battery b Significance the ‘Crossed-Out Wheelie Bin’ c Reuse, Recycling and Recoveryd Weight a Reason and Purpose of Separate CollectionOnly use batteries designed exclusively for use with this computer Important Safety InformationNever pull on the cable to unplug the power supply always pull the plug itselfNote on folding back the display CautionYou must not fold back thedisplay further than Wireless LAN wireless network - abbreviation = WLAN Additional safety notes for units with wireless LAN CE-labelling for units with wireless LAN and Bluetooth Netherlands Restrictions FranceItaly FREQUENCIES Radio frequencies for units with wireless LANLegal requirements - exception clauses EXCEPTION CLAUSES FOR UNITS WITH WIRELESS LANShipping Contents Page Slide the release catch 1 upwards and open the display PreparationRemoving the Battery Inserting the BatteryNEVER OPENTHE POWER ADAPTER Power SupplyThe power adapter contains no service- able parts DANGER OF DEATHThis avoids any prob- lems with the hard disk and operating system Switching the Notebook OnClick the Start button. Select Shut Down. Click OK Power Management Page Right Side System OverviewLeft Side 1 Catch 2 Handle Front ViewRear View 1 Serial port 2 Battery 3 VGA port4 Docking station port 5 GPS antenna port Underside1 RAM cover 2 WLAN card cover 3 Main processor cover Meaning Explanation of LED DisplaysSymbol Hot Keys The Quick Buttons Quick Launch keys Special keys The KeyboardTypewriter Function keys4 Scrolling area works like a mouse wheel The TouchPadThe TouchPad - Operation 1 Sensor field 2 Left “mouse” button 3 Right “mouse” buttonDer PC-Karten-Steckplatz The Optical DriveThe Memory Card Slot The ExpressCard slotconnect the modem The Data/Fax ModemThe LAN Port Do not attempt toUMTS card optional The Security Functions Page The Utility CD Installation InstructionsSetting the Resolution Restoring the DriversPage Storage Capacity SpecificationsProcessor and Platform Display and VideoPorts CommunicationsInput Devices Other Data Power SupplyOperating System Page Troubleshooting Fault Diagnosis and TroubleshootingDespite pressing the power switch the computer remains switched off Possible cause of the problemThe system stops working Index 19, 32 9, 10