HP 80XL302 manual Specification of the core, Left-Side View, Rear View

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NOTE: When connecting the LAN cable, make sure that you attach the ferrite core* to the cable. Follow the steps below:

1.Open the ferrite core.

2.Wind your LAN cable around the core for one circle and close the core, leaving 3 ~ 5 cm between the core and the connector end.

3.Plug the connector end with the core to the notebook.

3~ 5 cm

*Specification of the core

1.Case dimension: (L×W×H mm) 33.0±0.5 × 23.5±0.5 × 23.5±0.5 2.Typical impedance:

125 ohm min. @ 25 MHz

230 ohm min. @ 100 MHz

NOTE: While connecting the modem cable, plug the connector end with the core to the notebook.

Left-Side View

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Figure 1-2. Left-Side View

1.USB Port ( )

The 4-pin Universal Serial Bus port is for connecting an USB device. (See “Connecting an USB Device” in Chapter 4 for more information.)

2.CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive Port ( )

This port is for connecting the external CD/DVD/CD-RW drive.

3. PC Card Slot (

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Your notebook supports one PC Card. (See “Installing a PC Card” in Chapter 4 for more information.)

4.RJ-45 Connector ( )

With the RJ-45 connector, the type 1 STP or category 5 UTP cable can be connected to your notebook.

5.RJ-11 Connector ( )

With the RJ-11 connector, the normal telephone line can be connected to your notebook.

6.IEEE 1394 Port (Only available on selected model) This port is for connecting an IEEE 1394 device.

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Figure 1-3. Rear View

1.VGA Port

This 15-pin analog port is for connecting an external monitor.

2.Battery Pack

The battery pack supplies power to your notebook when external power is not connected. (See Chapter 3 for more information.)

My Presario – Getting Started

Getting Started 1-3

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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 PrefaceMy Presario Getting Started FeaturesGetting Started This ChapterTaking a Look at the Notebook Right-Side ViewGetting Started My Presario Getting Started Specification of the core Left-Side ViewRear View Top-Open View Front ViewBattery Status Indicator Easy Access ButtonsPower Button Power Status Indicators AC/Battery Power IndicatorMicrophone Device Status IndicatorConnecting to AC Power Getting the Notebook RunningUsing Battery Power Starting UpTurning Off the Notebook Safety and Comfort Warranty CertificateFloppy Disk Drive Using the NotebookConnecting the External Floppy Drive My Presario Getting Started Using the NotebookUsing the Notebook My Presario Getting Started Hard Disk DriveInserting and Ejecting Diskettes Connecting the External CD/DVD/CD-RW Drive CD/DVD/CD-RW DriveInserting/Removing a CD Typewriter Keys KeyboardManually Releasing a CD Fn KeyCursor-Control Keys Numeric KeypadWindows Keys Increase LCD brightness Easy Access ButtonsHot Keys Decrease LCD brightnessDrag and Drop Using the Touchpad Placing and Moving the FingerTouchpad Point and ClickIntroducing Power Management Changing the ConfigurationScroll Button Suspend-to-File Automatic Power Management Local Power ManagementGlobal Power Management Manual Power ManagementMaintenance Taking Care of Your NotebookTraveling AC Adapter Caring for Your BatteryBattery Pack My Presario Getting Started Battery OperationsUnlocking the Battery Pack Battery Operations My Presario Getting StartedLow Battery Signals and Actions Operating and HandlingMaintaining Maximizing Battery Operating Time External Connections Connecting an External MonitorConnecting an IR Device System ExpansionInstalling a PC Card Internal InstallationConnecting an USB Device Connecting an Ieee 1394 Device for selected model onlyOnly available on specific models Memory UpgradePage Starting SCU Setup Configuration UtilityMy Presario Getting Started Setup Configuration Utility IntroductionMoving Around and Making Selections Using the Touchpad/MouseUsing the Keyboard Setup Configuration Utility My Presario Getting StartedIDE Settings Main MenuDate and Time Fast Boot Boot SequenceAdvanced Menu Pointing Device Ir ModeSaveToFile Warning Message Keyboard NumlockResolution Expansion System PasswordSecurity Menu Saving / Customize Power MenuEnable Power Management Max Performance / Balanced Power Saving / Max PowerSuspend After Customizing Power Management FeaturesHard Disk Power Down After Standby AfterVGA Activity Battery Low Warning BeepSuspend Data to Cover CloseResume On Modem Ring Options DescriptionsResume On Time Hour/Minute/SecondChoices Descriptions Exit MenuPage My Presario Getting Started Preventive Maintenance Preventive MaintenanceWhat is Preventive Maintenance? Using Microsoft BackupDeleting Unwanted Files Preventive Maintenance My Presario Getting StartedDeleting the Internet History File Using ScanDiskUsing Disk Defragmenter Optimizing the Computer Hard DiskPage My Presario Getting Started Appendix A-1 Cache MemoryCD-ROM/DVD-ROM Drive Real-Time Clock/CalendarAC Adapter Temperature Range Relative HumidityVGA Controller Audio SubsystemMy 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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