Sony PCG-Z505LE manual Connecting an i.LINK device, To Connect a Digital Video Camera Recorder

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Connecting an i.LINK® device

Connecting an i.LINK® device*

Your VAIO Z505 SuperSlim Pro notebook includes an i.LINK (IEEE1394) S400 connector, which you can use to connect to a compatible i.LINK device such as a digital video camera recorder.

To Connect a Digital Video Camera Recorder

Plug one end of an i.LINK cable into the S400 connector on the left side of the computer and the other end into the DV In/Out connector on the digital video camera recorder. If your digital video camera recorder includes a Memory Stick® slot, you can copy images from it to your computer via a Memory Stick media. Copy images to the Memory Stick media and insert the media into the Memory Stick slot on your computer. For details on using Memory Stick, see “Using Memory Stick® Media” on page 53.

Connecting digital video camera recorder

to DV In/Out

Digital video camera recorder

i.LINK cable (optional)

to S400

*i.LINK is a trademark of Sony used only to designate that a product contains an IEEE1394 connector. All products with an i.LINK connector may not communicate with each other.

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Contents User Guide Vaio Z505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Page Safety Information Owner’s RecordRegulatory Information Declaration of ConformityFCC Part Telephone Consumer Protection Act United StatesTelephone Consumer Guidelines Canada CrtcIndustry Canada Notice Lindice déquivalence de la sonnerie de ce matériel est de Contents Connecting Peripheral Devices Software InformationFeatures WelcomeUnpacking Your Notebook Remove the following hardware items from the boxMain unit AC adapter USB conversion adapterRecovery CDs ManualsSoftware CDs OtherErgonomic Considerations Recommended positionErgonomic Considerations On Handling Setting Up Your Vaio Notebook Locating Controls and ConnectorsFront Vaio Z505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Back LeftMemory Stick slot Memory Stick indicator RightConnecting a Power Source Using the AC AdapterBottom Using Battery Power Connecting AC AdapterTo insert the battery pack Inserting Battery PackLock Lever To charge the battery pack Battery indicator lightBattery Indicator Meaning Light Status To remove the battery pack Removing battery packAdditional Notes On Batteries Vaio Z505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Starting Your Computer OpeningTurning on Computer Shutting Down Your Computer If you are unable to shut down your computerRespond to any prompts warning you to save documents Using the Keyboard KeyboardKey Description Combinations and Functions with the Windows Key Combinations FunctionsIndicators Indicators FunctionsLight Off Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key Both LCD and external displayCombinations Functions Feature Using the Touchpad TouchpadActions Using the Floppy Disk Drive Connecting the FDDTo connect the floppy disk drive To remove the floppy disk drive when the computer is on To insert a disketteTo remove a diskette Inserting disketteTo carry the floppy disk drive Connecting the CD/DVD Drive optional To Connect the CD DriveWindows Me does not support PCGA-CDRW51 Removing PC Card Inserting PC CardTo Insert a Disc CD-ROM DriveInserting Disc Cleaning CD or DVD Media Flashing Busy IndicatorTo Remove the Drive Handling CD or DVD MediaUsing PC Cards To insert a PC cardPC Card Release Button Removing PC Card Slot Protector To remove a PC card Insert the PC card slot protector into the empty slot Using Smart Connect Connecting with an i.Link cableWindows Me WindowsConnecting an i.LINK device Connecting digital video camera recorderTo Connect a Digital Video Camera Recorder Vaio Z505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide Hard Drive Partition Vaio Action Setup Jog Dial ControlJog Dial Control Using the Jog Dial Control Launcher ModeUsing Launcher Mode JOG Guide Dialog BoxGuide Mode Using the Jog Dial Control with Sony SoftwareUsing the Jog Dial Control with Other Software Using Guide ModeUsing Memory Stick Media Using a Dialog BoxTypes of Memory Stick Media What is MagicGate? To view the contents of Memory Stick mediaTo Insert a Memory Stick Media To Remove a Memory Stick Media Using Power Saving Modes Normal Mode System Idle ModeSystem Suspend Mode System Hibernation ModeTo activate System Hibernation mode Connecting Peripheral Devices Connecting a Phone Line optional Phone Line Jack CoverPlug the other end into the wall jack Plugging Phone Line into Phone Line JackConnecting to the Local Area Network LAN Connecting to LANConnecting the i.LINK Port Replicator Port ReplicatorPort Replicator Connector To Attach the Port ReplicatorConnecting AC Adapter to Port Replicator To Remove the Port ReplicatorAttaching Computer to Port Replicator Connecting an External Display Connecting MonitorTo Connect a Monitor Connecting Projector To Connect a ProjectorTo Remove the Display Adapter To Select a DisplayConnecting an External Display To Connect a Computer Display MonitorProjector Power cord Audio cable RGB signal cable To Monitor Connecting a Printer Connecting PrinterTo Connect a Printer Connecting a Universal Serial Bus USB Device Connecting USB DeviceTo Connect a USB Device To Connect a Second USB Device Attaching Second USB DeviceAdding Memory To Install a Memory Module ScrewsLifting the Keyboard Turning the Keyboard Installing the Memory Module Replacing the KeyboardTo Remove a Memory Module Vaio Z505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook User Guide About the Software on Your Computer Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home EditionDVgate Netscape Communicator About Your Recovery CDs Supplementary Information Recovering Microsoft WordSoftware Information MovieShakerImporting Images and Sound Clips Main windowCreate a Movie using Shaker Shaker TrayEditing Clips and Scenes Saving a MovieWorking Panel PictureGear Managing Your PicturesUsing Panorama Maker Creating a Photo AlbumMaking Still Images and Panoramic from Mpeg We recommend 12 landscaped or 16 portrait picturesEarthLink Network TotalAccess EarthLink Network, Inc For Answers to Your Software QuestionsPhotoPrinter 2000 Pro ArcSoft, Inc Sony Service Center Using the System and Application Recovery CDs Using the System Recovery CDsTo use the System Recovery CDs If your computer does not start from the System Recovery CD Using the Application Recovery CDs To use the Application Recovery CDsTroubleshooting Troubleshooting your notebookMy notebook does not start My notebook starts, but my system doesn’t start properly My notebook stops responding or does not shut down Power Management setting is not responding Sound of my notebook’s fan is too loudTroubleshooting the LCD screen Troubleshooting the mouse and touchpadWant to change the video resolution of my display My LCD screen is blankTroubleshooting drives, PC cards and peripheral devices Pointer does not move while using the Touchpad or MouseMy touchpad does not work properly Check the volume setting in the audio mixer My CD or DVD drive tray does not open My PC card is not working Troubleshooting software My software program stops responding or crashesCan not use the DVgate software My voice-related software does not work properlyTroubleshooting the modem Troubleshooting audioMy modem does not work My modem connection is slowTroubleshooting the printer My microphone does not workCannot print Getting Help Vaio Notebook User GuideVaio Support Agent Sony PC Support Sony Fax-on-Demand108 Specifications Supplied Accessories Power RequirementsPower Management BatteryStorage Humidity Hygrometer reading of less than 95 F 35 C112 Index 114 115 LCD 117 118

PCG-Z505LSK, PCG-Z505LE, PCG-Z505LS, PCG-Z505LEK specifications

The Sony PCG-Z505 series is a line of ultraportable laptops that gained popularity for their lightweight design and advanced features. Specifically, the models PCG-Z505LEK, PCG-Z505LS, PCG-Z505LE, and PCG-Z505LSK each showcase several key characteristics that make them stand out in the early 2000s laptop market.

One of the most notable features of the PCG-Z505 series is their incredibly lightweight design. Weighing around 3.5 pounds, these laptops epitomize portability, making them ideal for business professionals and students on the go. The sleek aluminum chassis not only contributes to the reduced weight but also enhances durability, ensuring that it can withstand everyday use.

In terms of display technology, the PCG-Z505 series incorporates a 12.1-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels. This size strikes a balance between usability and portability, allowing users to work comfortably while still being compact enough to fit into a briefcase. The brightness and clarity of the display also cater to varied lighting conditions, preserving the quality of visuals even in brighter environments.

Powering these laptops is an Intel Pentium III processor, which offers sufficient performance for everyday tasks such as web browsing, word processing, and multimedia consumption. Coupled with a RAM capacity of up to 512 MB, users can multitask efficiently, running multiple applications without significant slowdowns.

The series also features a variety of connectivity options, including USB ports, a VGA output, and a headphone jack. This ensures compatibility with a wide range of peripherals and external devices. Additionally, Sony included an integrated CD-ROM drive, allowing users to access software and media without requiring additional external hardware.

An integral aspect of the PCG-Z505 series is its innovative battery technology. These laptops come equipped with a lithium-ion battery that offers impressive longevity, catering to users who require extended usage without needing frequent recharges. This is especially beneficial for those who travel frequently or work in remote locations.

Overall, the Sony PCG-Z505 series, featuring the PCG-Z505LEK, PCG-Z505LS, PCG-Z505LE, and PCG-Z505LSK models, combines portability, performance, and practical features, making them an attractive option for anyone looking for a reliable ultraportable laptop in their day-to-day life. Their legacy continues to resonate among enthusiasts of vintage technology as a testament to Sony's commitment to quality and innovation in personal computing.
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