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docking base (optional) connectors for 4–16

using during initial setup 1–3using while installing software

2–3Documentation Library CD

displaying contents of 2–7finding information within a

guide 2–9identifying 4–18inserting drive for 2–5inserting into drive 2–6selecting a guide 2–8

drives designations 2–7IDE drive light 4–5inserting or removing while

installing software 1–6location of hard drive bay 4–13location of MultiBay 4–12location when shipped 4–18replacing with weight saver

4–20

See also CD drive (optional); hard drive

DVD drive (optional), inserting 4–5

See also drives

E

Easy Access buttons 4–7electrical storm, safety issues 1–7End User License Agreement 1–6external monitor connector 4–10

F

F1, F2, etc. (function keys) 4–8Fn key 4–8

freeze, system 4–6

H

hard drive bay 4–13

IDE drive light 4–5primary 4–18retaining screw 4–15

Hardware Guide 2–8Hibernation

described 3–3exiting 3–3initiating 4–6

hotkeys 4–8

I

IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) light 4–5

identifying components display 4–1

front 4–9

items in box 4–18left side 4–12

pointing device (dual device models) 4–3

pointing device (TouchPad models) 4–2

rear panel 4–10right side 4–13top 4–4underside 4–14

infrared port 4–11installing battery pack 1–2

Getting Started

 

 

Index–3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents Getting Started Book Page ii Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AM Using This Guide Style Explanation Keys Text StylesFollowing a Path PathsChoosing a Path Contents Troubleshooting Index Book Page x Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AM Setting Up the Hardware Setting Up the NotebookInserting the Battery Pack Connecting the Notebook to External Power Opening the Notebook Turning On the Notebook Setting Up the Software Turning Off the Notebook Using the Notebook SafelyBook Page 8 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AM Selecting Screen Settings Selecting Regional SettingsProtecting the Notebook Against Viruses Installing Optional Software \cpqapps\setup.exe preload /s Inserting a CD Drive or a DVD Drive Accessing Notebook DocumentationInserting the Documentation Library CD into a CD drive Inserting the Documentation Library CDDisplaying the Documentation Library Menu Opening the Documentation Library CDFor Information About These Topics Select This Guide Selecting a GuideTravel Finding a Topic Within a GuideBook Page 10 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AM Troubleshooting Is the Notebook Receiving Power? Quick Solutions ChecklistIs the Notebook in Standby or Hibernation? Is the Notebook Turned On?Press ctrl+alt+delete. Then Is the Notebook Overheated?Is the System Unresponsive? Is an External Device Not Working? Are You Using All Available Documentation?Is Software Functioning Abnormally? Preparing to Call Technical Support Contacting CompaqTaking the Notebook to a Service Provider Display Components Display ComponentsPointing Device Components TouchPad Models Pointing Device ComponentsTouchPad Models Pointing Device Components Dual Device Models Dual Device ModelsTop Components Power LightsTop Components Power Lights Top Components Keyboard and Drive Lights Keyboard and Drive LightsTop Components Power and Volume Controls Power and Volume ControlsTop Components Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard Keys Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard KeysFn key Function and Keypad KeysTop Components Function and Keypad Keys Front Panel Components Front Panel ComponentsRear Panel Components ConnectorsRear Panel Components Connectors Rear Panel Components Vent, Port and Jacks Vent, Port and JacksLeft Side Components Left Side ComponentsRight Side Components Right Side ComponentsUnderside Components Memory and Mini PCI Compartments Underside ComponentsMemory and Mini PCI Compartments Underside Components Bay Components Bay ComponentsUnderside Components Vent and Docking Components Vent and Docking ComponentsUnderside Components Labels LabelsAdditional Standard Components Documentation and Restore CDsAdditional Standard Components Cord and Cables Cord and CablesAdditional Standard Components Adapters and Accessories Adapters and AccessoriesIndex See also jack port cord, power See also CD drive optional hard drive Maintenance, Shipping and Travel Modem and Networking guide Regulatory and Safety Notices Travel guide 2-9troubleshooting Worldwide Telephone Numbers
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2816KR, 2801TC, 2871AP, 2880CL, 2882AP specifications

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