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Contents Maintenance and Service Guide Page Contents Undocking the Computer from the Compaq Convenience Base Appendix a Vi Contents Symbols Technician NotesSerial Number Locating Additional InformationComputer Features and Models ChapterKey Description Options Models500 128 Piii Features Accessing the Web Agent Intelligent ManageabilityAsset Management Fault Management Fault Management AlertsPower Management Levels Configuration Management Managing PowerAccessing Power Management Security ManagementSystem Memory Options Memory UpgradeComputer Components Base Memory on System Memory Expansion BoardBattery Charger Power EquipmentLithium Ion Battery Pack Automobile Power Adapter/Charger and Aircraft Power AdapterHard Drive Mass Storage DevicesDiskette Drive CD-ROM DriveComponent Function Computer External ComponentsDisplay and Left Side Components Front Panel Components Front Panel ComponentsRight Side Components Right Side ComponentsKeyboard/mouse connector Rear Panel Components16Product Description Keyboard Components Computer Components KeyboardKeyboard Components Product Description Bottom Components Bottom ComponentsDesign Overview System BoardTroubleshooting If You Want To Then RunPreliminary Steps Power-On Self-Test Post Post Error Messages Message Description Recommended ActionFatal Error Messages Message Description Beep codeBeep Code Beep Sequence Description Fatal Error Beep CodesCompaq Utilities Selecting Computer Setup or Compaq Diagnostics for Windows Using Computer SetupBegin here To do this File MenuSecurity Menu Advanced Menu Initialization Using Compaq Diagnostics for WindowsFactory Default Settings Ports SecurityObtaining Update Information with Info Messenger Troubleshooting Without DiagnosticsBefore Replacing Parts Problem Possible Cause Solution Checklist for Solving ProblemsSolving Audio Problems Solving Battery/Battery Gauge Problems IncorrectlyTo 86 F Solving Compact Disc and DVD-ROM Problems Solving Diskette Drive/SuperDisk LS-120 Drive ProblemsSolving Hard Drive Problems Problem Possible CauseSolving Infrared Problems Solving Keyboard Problems Solving Modem ProblemsEnter Tone Type ATH0 to hang up Solving PC Card Problems Troubleshooting Possible Cause Solution Solving Power Problems Solving Screen ProblemsSolving USB Problems External device connected to a USB connector does not workIllustrated Parts Catalog Serial Number LocationComputer System Major Components Computer System Major ComponentsSpare Parts Computer System Major Components Description Spare Part NumberMiscellaneous Plastics/Hardware Kit Components Item DescriptionMass Storage Devices Spare Parts Mass Storage DevicesMiscellaneous Spare Parts Miscellaneous not illustratedPlastic Parts Service ConsiderationsTools Required Cables and Connectors Preventing Damage to Removable DrivesPackaging and Transporting Precautions Preventing Electrostatic DamageWorkstation Precautions Grounding Equipment and Methods Static-Shielding Materials Electrostatic Voltage Levels and Protective MaterialsTypical Electrostatic Voltage Levels Relative Humidity Event 10% 40% 55%Removal and Replacement Procedures Serial NumberDisassembly Reference Chart Computer Disassembly Sequence ChartPreparing the Computer for Disassembly Undocking the Computer from Compaq Expansion BaseUndocking the Computer from Compaq Convenience Base Undocking the Computer from the Compaq Convenience BaseDisconnecting the Computer Disconnecting the ComputerInstalling the Computer Feet Computer FeetBattery Packs Removing a Battery Pack from the Battery BayRemoving a Battery Pack from the Battery Bay Removing a Battery Pack from the MultiBay Removing a MultiBay Battery PackRemoving a Dual-MultiBay Battery Pack Removing a MultiBay Battery PackRemoving a Dual-MultiBay Battery Pack Inserting a Battery Pack into the Battery Bay 10.Inserting a Battery Pack into the Battery BayInserting a MultiBay Battery Pack 11.Inserting a MultiBay Battery PackInserting a Dual-MultiBay Battery Pack 12.Inserting a Dual-MultiBay Battery PackHard Drives Removing a Hard Drive from the Hard Drive Bay14.Removing the Hard Drive from the Hard Drive Tray Inserting a Hard Drive into the Hard Drive Bay 15.Inserting a Hard Drive into the Hard Drive TraySlide the hard drive assembly into the hard drive bay Figure 17.Removing a Hard Drive Assembly from the MultiBay Removing a Hard Drive from the MultiBayInserting a Hard Drive into the MultiBay Removal and Replacement Procedures MultiBay Devices Removing MultiBay DevicesInserting MultiBay Devices 21.Inserting a Device into a MultiBayPC Cards Removing a PC Card 22.Removing a PC CardInserting a PC Card 23.Inserting a PC CardMemory Expansion Removing the Memory Expansion Compartment Cover24.Removing the Memory Expansion Compartment Cover Removing a Memory Expansion Board 25.Removing a Memory Expansion BoardInstalling a Memory Expansion Board 26.Inserting a Memory Expansion BoardInstalling the Memory Expansion Compartment Cover 27.Replacing the Memory Expansion Compartment CoverKeyboard Assembly 28.Removing the Keyboard Assembly Screw29.Releasing the Keyboard Assembly 30.Disconnecting the Keyboard Cables 31.Removing the Keyboard Assembly CPU Cover32.Removing the CPU Cover Screws Removal and Replacement Procedures Power Supply 34.Removing the CPU Cover35.Removing the Power Supply Screws 40Removal and Replacement Procedures Reverse the above procedure to install the power supply Fan Assembly 38.Removing the Fan AssemblyAudio Board Lithium Disk Cell Battery 40.Removing the Lithium Disk Cell BatteryAuxiliary Battery 41.Removing the Auxiliary BatteryMini PCI Riser Board 42.Removing the Mini PCI Riser BoardInstalling a Modem, LAN, or Combo Card 43.Removing the Mini PCI Riser Board Screws44.Installing a Modem/Combo Card USB Board 45.Removing the USB Board ScrewsReverse the above procedure to install the USB board Display Assembly 47.Removing the Display Assembly Screws48.Disconnecting the Display Video and Ground Cables Reverse the above procedure to install the display assembly System Board 50.Removing the System Board Screws 51.Removing the System Board Screwlocks and Bushing Guides 52.Removing the Display Ground Clip 53.Removing the Heat Sink Screws 54.Inserting the Short Screws in the Processor Board 55.Removing the MultiBay Release Lever 56.Removing the System Board 62Remove and Replacement Procedures Metric Physical and EnvironmentalComputer Display Inch XGA, Ctft Display10.0 GB 15.0 GB 18.0 GB Hard DriveHard Drive Diskette Drive Diskette DriveCenter Hole Diameter CD-ROM DriveCD-ROM Drive Disc DiameterDVD-ROM Drive DVD-ROM DriveLS-120 Drive LS-120 DriveSystem DMA Battery PackLithium Ion Battery Pack System DMAHardware IRQ System Function System InterruptsSystem Interrupts System I/O Addresses Address Hex System Function Shipping ConfigurationSystem I/O Addresses VGA Memory Address System Function System Memory MapSystem Memory Map Microphone Jack Table A-2 Serial ConnectorTable A-1 RJ-11 Parallel Connector Stereo Line-in JackTable A-7 Docking Connector Table A-7 External Keyboard/Mouse Connector Table A-8External Monitor Connector Conductor Power Cord Set General RequirementsCountry Accredited Agency Applicable Note Numbers Conductor Power Cord Set Requirements-By CountryCountry-Specific Requirements Index 2Index Post 4Index
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E700 specifications

The HP E700 is a powerful, versatile printing solution designed to meet the demands of modern businesses. With its robust feature set, this printer efficiently handles high-volume printing tasks, making it an ideal choice for offices that require both speed and quality.

One of the standout features of the HP E700 is its impressive print speed. Capable of producing up to 50 pages per minute, this printer ensures that large documents are printed quickly, minimizing waiting times and maximizing productivity. The first page out time is equally commendable, typically taking less than 7 seconds, allowing users to start printing almost instantaneously.

In terms of print quality, the E700 does not disappoint. This printer utilizes HP’s renowned JetIntelligence technology, which combines precision toner formulation and advanced print resolution. Users can expect sharp text and vivid color graphics, making the E700 suitable for a variety of printing needs, from professional reports to marketing materials.

The HP E700 is designed for ease of use, featuring a user-friendly touchscreen interface that simplifies navigation and setting adjustments. Wireless connectivity options, including Wi-Fi Direct and NFC, enable seamless printing from mobile devices and laptops, allowing users to print documents from virtually anywhere within the office.

Security is a top priority for the E700, which includes advanced features to protect sensitive data. HP’s security technologies safeguard against unauthorized access and ensure that confidential information remains protected throughout the printing process. Features like secure boot, firmware integrity check, and optional secure printing add layers of security, making it a reliable choice for businesses concerned with confidentiality.

Moreover, the E700 is designed with sustainability in mind. HP’s innovative energy-efficient technologies help to reduce power consumption, and the printer is compatible with high-yield toner cartridges, which significantly lower the cost-per-page while reducing waste.

The E700 also offers flexible paper handling options, accommodating various media sizes and types. With multiple input trays and an automatic duplexing feature, it simplifies the printing process and contributes to overall efficiency.

In conclusion, the HP E700 stands out as a multifunctional printer that combines speed, quality, security, and environmental responsibility, making it a perfect fit for any demanding office environment seeking reliable printing solutions.
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