AVERATEC 6200 Series user manual Connecting the TV PC only, Connecting the USB Devices

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Connecting the TV (PC only)

The S-Video connector of your computer allows you to use a TV to display the computer images for your specific purpose, such as enjoying your DVD movies. To connect a TV, you will need the S-Video cable (not included). Then, you can configure the display settings as described in the section Using the

Video Function of Chapter 2.

Connecting the USB Devices

The USB 2.0 ports of your computer allow you to connect many peripheral devices, such as the mouse, keyboard, speakers, modem, external hard disk module, printer, and more. The USB-standard interface supports “plug-and- play” technology, so that you can connect and remove the USB devices without turning off the computer.

To connect the USB device, simply connect the cable of the device to the USB port of your computer.

Connecting the External Monitor

You can connect an external monitor to your computer through the VGA port for a larger view with higher resolution. To connect the monitor:

1.Confirm that the computer is turned off.

2.Plug the monitor’s D-type connector into the computer’s VGA port.

3.Connect the monitor’s power cord, and then turn on the monitor.

4.Turn on the computer, and the monitor should respond by default. If not, you can switch the display mode by pressing [Fn]+[F2]. Alternately, you can change the display mode by configuring the settings in Display Properties of Windows operating system.

Special Feature Introduction

This Notebook PC provide a special feature for user. As long as the battery of this notebook PC is fully charged. The USB ports on this Notebook PC are always on even in power off state. User can use this feature to charge some kind of mobile devices, such as PDA, MP3 player or mobile phone when needed . User need a specific cable for connecting USB port of notebook PC and the device. Please check the device provider for that cable.

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Contents Averatec Regulations Information Safety Guideline for Using Lithium Battery CD-ROM Drive Notice Safety Instructions Release History Table of Content Using the Software Applications Bios Setup Caring Your Notebook PC Getting Started Series Notebook PC Before You Begin UnpackingFeatures and Benefits Series Notebook PC Quick Components Guide Top-open ViewKeyboard Quick Launch Buttons and Power ButtonDisplay Panel TouchpadFront View Volume Increase-Decrease ControllerSeries Notebook PC Cover LatchAudio Port Connectors Consumer InfraredStatus LED Video ConnectorRight-side View PC Card SlotVGA Port RJ-11 Connector Speaker outlet Power ConnectorRJ-45 Connector Left-side ViewOptical Storage Device HDD Compartment Battery PackBottom View Mini PCI, Memory, CPU CompartmentConnecting the Power Connecting the AC PowerPreparing to Operate Disconnecting the AC Power Opening the Top Cover Power-On Self TestTurning On/Off the Notebook PC Turning On the ComputerTurning Off the Computer Averatec reminds you Basics of Using Notebook PC Series Notebook PC Safety and Comfort Tips Set Up Your Work EnvironmentHave a Good Work Habit Series Notebook PC Knowing the Keyboard Typewriter Keys Typewriter KeysCursor Keys Cursor KeysNumeric Keys Numeric KeysFunction Keys Windows KeysFn Key Keyboard provides a Fn key Right Button Cursor Movement AreaLeft Button Right/Left Scrolling ArrowUsing the Touchpad Averatec reminds you Configuring the Touchpad Using the Optical Storage Inserting the CD Removing the CD Releasing the CD ManuallySeries Notebook PC Hard Disk Drive Using the Video Function Configuring the Display SettingsChanging the Resolution and Colors Quality Changing the Display Output Device Using the Audio Function Connecting Audio DevicesVolume Control Series Notebook PC Direct Play Function Control Key function at Direct Play modeControl Key function at Setup Menu mode Control Key FunctionRemote control key define in any mode Key DefinitionDirect play key define in any mode Message on the LCMDirector play key define Using the Software Applications Series Notebook PC Using the Recovery CD Resuming the Operating SystemDrivers UtilitySoftware Applications Series Notebook PC Activating Your System Power Management Series Notebook PC Introduction to the Power Source AC AdapterBattery Pack Charging the BatteryCheck this option Changing the Battery Pack Replacing the battery packSeries Notebook PC Managing the Power Power OptionsClick Performance and Maintenance Set up the actions Stand by, Hibernate, or Shut down Series Notebook PC Check this option Bios Setup Using Bios Setup Utility When to Use Bios Setup? How to Run Bios Setup?Control Keys Power Management Setup Advanced SettingsBoot Settings Series Notebook PC Main MenuSecurity Settings Exit MenuSystem Memory Series Notebook PC System OverviewProcessor System TimeSystem Date Month Date Year DayAcpi Apic support Series Notebook PC Advanced SettingsCPU Configuration Hyper Threading FunctionPrimary IDE Master IDE ConfigurationUSB Devices Enabled Primary IDE SlaveChange User Password Series Notebook PC Security SettingsChange Supervisor Password Clear User PasswordQuiet Boot Boot SettingsQuick Boot 1st Boot DeviceWake on LAN Series Notebook PC Power SettingsPower Settings Wake on MDCExit Options Expanding and Upgrading Series Notebook PC Connecting the External Devices Connecting the Peripheral DevicesConnecting the TV PC only Connecting the USB DevicesConnecting the External Monitor Connecting the Communication Devices Using the LANUsing the Modem Installing the PC Card Installing the PC cardRemoving the PC card Series Notebook PC Safely Remove Hardware SelectUpgrading your System Caring Your Notebook PC Series Notebook PC Protecting Your Notebook PC Locking Your ComputerSetting Up Password Power-on PasswordOperating System Password Using the Anti-Virus Protection About Computer VirusNorton AntiVirus Tips for Traveling Series Notebook PC Taking Care of Your Computer Placing and Operating Your ComputerCleaning Your Computer Using the Battery PackBattery Safety Tips Conserving Battery Power Charging the Battery PackAveratec reminds you