HP 80XL302 manual This Chapter, Features, My Presario Getting Started

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Getting Started

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In this Chapter

Features, 1-1

Taking a Look at the

Notebook, 1-2

Getting the Notebook

Running, 1-6

Warranty Certificate, 1-8

Safety and Comfort, 1-8

NOTE: For the latest information on the motherboard and CPU installed in your notebook, please contact with your dealer for details.

*Only available on selected model.

Congratulations! As the owner of a new Presario Notebook computer, you have joined the world-wide community of mobile computer users. Once your Notebook is setup and connected to the Internet, you can explore vast regions of information, entertainment, and services online.

This Setup Guide is designed to help you understand the features of Presario 800, the ultra-slim and light Notebook, and to get the Notebook up and running as quickly as possible.

Features

Intel Mobile Pentium III series microprocessor

One of the most advanced central processor units with excellent performance.

Built-in PCI audio system

Experience fantastic 3D audio sensations and realistic acoustic effects with the build-in stereo audio system.

PCMCIA Slot with CardBus and ZV port support

CardBus and ZV port standards satisfy the need for high-speed data transmission, such as required by full-motion video, video capture, and networking.

IR Port support

With the IR port, wireless communications are possible between the Notebook and other devices with IR port.

USB Port support

The Universal Serial Bus standard provides the benefits of having one single interface for multiple interfaces for low-to-medium speed peripherals.

IEEE 1394 Port support*

The IEEE 1394 standard defines serial bus with advanced communication protocol, which provides high speed data transmission and universal I/O interconnection.

Power Management

Conserve power, with various Power Management profiles that is set as default, or could be adjusted manually to suit your usage.

Modem Card

The Fax/Modem/Voice function allows your notebook to transmit data over the phone lines.

My Presario – Getting Started

Getting Started 1-1

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Contents Page European Notice Modem Statements About the Battery Danish Page Table of Contents Caring for Your Battery Iii Preventive MaintenanceAppendix B Troubleshooting List of Figures Glossary and Index PrefaceGetting Started FeaturesThis Chapter My Presario Getting StartedRight-Side View Taking a Look at the NotebookGetting Started My Presario Getting Started Left-Side View Specification of the coreRear View Top-Open View Front ViewPower Button Easy Access ButtonsPower Status Indicators AC/Battery Power Indicator Battery Status IndicatorConnecting to AC Power Device Status IndicatorGetting the Notebook Running MicrophoneStarting Up Using Battery PowerTurning Off the Notebook Safety and Comfort Warranty CertificateConnecting the External Floppy Drive Using the NotebookMy Presario Getting Started Using the Notebook Floppy Disk DriveHard Disk Drive Using the Notebook My Presario Getting StartedInserting and Ejecting Diskettes CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive Connecting the External CD/DVD/CD-RW DriveInserting/Removing a CD Manually Releasing a CD KeyboardFn Key Typewriter KeysNumeric Keypad Cursor-Control KeysWindows Keys Hot Keys Easy Access ButtonsDecrease LCD brightness Increase LCD brightnessTouchpad Using the Touchpad Placing and Moving the FingerPoint and Click Drag and DropChanging the Configuration Introducing Power ManagementScroll Button Global Power Management Automatic Power Management Local Power ManagementManual Power Management Suspend-to-FileTaking Care of Your Notebook MaintenanceTraveling Battery Pack Caring for Your BatteryMy Presario Getting Started Battery Operations AC AdapterUnlocking the Battery Pack Battery Operations My Presario Getting StartedOperating and Handling Low Battery Signals and ActionsMaintaining Maximizing Battery Operating Time Connecting an IR Device Connecting an External MonitorSystem Expansion External ConnectionsConnecting an USB Device Internal InstallationConnecting an Ieee 1394 Device for selected model only Installing a PC CardOnly available on specific models Memory UpgradePage My Presario Getting Started Setup Configuration Utility Setup Configuration UtilityIntroduction Starting SCUUsing the Keyboard Using the Touchpad/MouseSetup Configuration Utility My Presario Getting Started Moving Around and Making SelectionsMain Menu IDE SettingsDate and Time Boot Sequence Fast BootAdvanced Menu SaveToFile Warning Message Ir ModeKeyboard Numlock Pointing DeviceSystem Password Resolution ExpansionSecurity Menu Enable Power Management Power MenuMax Performance / Balanced Power Saving / Max Power Saving / CustomizeHard Disk Power Down After Customizing Power Management FeaturesStandby After Suspend AfterSuspend Data to Battery Low Warning BeepCover Close VGA ActivityResume On Time Options DescriptionsHour/Minute/Second Resume On Modem RingChoices Descriptions Exit MenuPage What is Preventive Maintenance? Preventive MaintenanceUsing Microsoft Backup My Presario Getting Started Preventive MaintenanceDeleting Unwanted Files Preventive Maintenance My Presario Getting StartedUsing Disk Defragmenter Using ScanDiskOptimizing the Computer Hard Disk Deleting the Internet History FilePage CD-ROM/DVD-ROM Drive Cache MemoryReal-Time Clock/Calendar My Presario Getting Started Appendix A-1VGA Controller Temperature Range Relative HumidityAudio Subsystem AC AdapterMy Presario Getting Started Appendix B-1 TroubleshootingAppendix B-2 My Presario Getting Started My Presario Getting Started Appendix B-3 Term definitionsPage My Presario Getting Started Glossary-1 GlossaryGlossary-2 My Presario Getting Started My Presario Getting Started Glossary-3 USB port universal serial bus port aPage My Presario Getting Started Index-1 IndexIndex-2 My Presario Getting Started My Presario Getting Started Index-3
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