HP Book 2000/5700 manual Safety Information, Power Cord, Plug, and Voltage Requirements

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Specifications and Regulatory Information

Safety Information

Safety Information

Power Cord, Plug, and Voltage Requirements

The power cord supplied with the OmniBook ac adapter should match the plug and voltage requirements for your local area. Regulatory approval for the ac adapter has been obtained using the power cord for the local area. However, if you travel to a different area and need to connect to a different outlet or voltage, you should use one of the power cords listed below. To purchase a power cord (including one for a country not listed below) or a replacement ac adapter (HP part number F1044B), contact your local Hewlett-Packard dealer or Sales and Service office.

Power Cords

Country	Rated Voltage and		AC Plug Type	HP Part Numbers
	Current
Canada	125–127 Vac (10 A)		NEMA 5-15P	8120-1348 (2.3 m)
Mexico				–or–
Philippines				8120-6260 (1.0 m)
Taiwan
United States
United States	250 Vac (6 A)		NEMA 6-15P	8120-0698 (2.5 m)
East and West Europe	250	Vac (10 A)	CEE 7-VII	8120-1689 (2 m)
Egypt				–or–
Saudi Arabia				8120-6262 (1.0 m)
Hong Kong	250 Vac (5 A)		BS 1363A	8120-1351 (2.3 m)
Singapore				–or–
United Kingdom				8120-6261 (1.0 m)
Australia	250	Vac (7.5 A)	AS3112	8120-1369 (2 m)
New Zealand				–or–
People’s Republic of				8120-6346 (1.0 m)
China
Switzerland	250	Vac (6 A)	SEV Type 12	8120-2104 (2 m)
Denmark	250 Vac (6 A)		Danish AFSNIT 107	8120-2956 (2 m)
Japan	125	Vac (12 A)	MITI 41-9682	8120-5342 (2.5 m)
	125	Vac (7 A)	MITI 41-7275	8120-6768 (0.2 m)
India	250	Vac (10 A)	IEC 83-B1	8120-4211 (2.0 m)
South Africa

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Contents OmniBook 2000/5700 Installation and Setup Guide Page HP Software Product License Agreement Edition History Contents Changing the Configuration Expanding the OmniBookSpecifications and Regulatory Information Page Starting Out with Your OmniBook Starting Out with Your OmniBook Setting Up the OmniBook To set up the OmniBookTo select one of the factory-installed operating systems If you’re installing Windows for Workgroups Starting Out with Your OmniBook Setting Up the OmniBook Getting Comfortable Tour of the OmniBook To adjust the display To use the pointing deviceTo adjust the OmniBook keyboard Special features of the OmniBook keyboardTo adjust the speaker volume To connect a microphone, speakers, or headphonesTo start the OmniBook To stop the OmniBookOff button Power States after Stopping the OmniBook Effects of Stopping the OmniBookStarting Out with Your OmniBook Tour of the OmniBook To reset and restart the OmniBook Reset buttonTo understand the status panel Keyboard statusData storage status Power status To attach a security cableUsing OmniBook Accessories To remove accessories from the OmniBook To install the floppy disk drive Parallel portTo insert and eject a floppy disk To install the CD-ROM drive CD disk indicator To insert and remove a CDTo use the CD-ROM drive safely To replace the battery Fully charged batteryTo install a high-capacity battery High-capacity batteryTo handle and store the battery safely To maintain and preserve battery lifeTo insert a PC card To remove a PC card Check OmniBook Notes Where to Go from HereSee the Online Documentation Visit Our Web sitePage Installing an Operating System Installing an Operating System What the Recovery CD Contains With the Support Utilities diskReinstalling Windows To reinstall WindowsInstalling an Operating System Reinstalling Windows Reinstalling Windows for Workgroups To reinstall Windows for WorkgroupsTo make DOS 6.22 and Windows for Workgroups disks To install Windows for Workgroups drivers Installing Windows NT or OS/2 Warp To install Windows NT or OS/2 WarpInstalling HP Applications To install HP software programsExpanding the OmniBook Expanding the OmniBook Replacing Hardware To remove the hard disk driveWindows To install the hard disk driveTo find the system software version and memory size Windows for WorkgroupsTo add memory to the OmniBook Expanding the OmniBook Replacing Hardware Connecting Devices To adjust the display type To connect an external monitorTo install a printer To turn off the built-in displayTo connect a printer To connect an external mouse or keyboard To connect both a mouse and keyboardTo enable the Fn keys To connect a serial deviceTo view or change serial port assignments To specify serial port settings To connect a parallel device To view or change parallel port assignmentsTo make an infrared connection To print on an infrared printerTo set up a PC card or parallel port CD-ROM drive What you’ll need from your CD-ROM manufacturerPage Changing the Configuration Changing the Configuration Changing the Configuration Using HP User Tools To run HP User ToolsChanging the Configuration Using HP User Tools Using OmniBook Tools To run OmniBook ToolsOptions for Battery Power Using the System Configuration Utility To run the SCU during rebootTo run the SCU without rebooting Boot Device Set User password Saving is active regardless of this setting Page Troubleshooting Suggestions in this chapter for getting back on track If the OmniBook stops responding Solving Basic ProblemsIf the OmniBook turns off immediately after it turns on If the OmniBook doesn’t respond at turn-onIf the OmniBook doesn’t reboot successfully If your system password doesn’t work If the screen is difficult to readPage Specifications and Regulatory Information Specifications and Regulatory Information Hardware Specifications Infrared one 4-Mbps bi-directional IrDA portSoftware System Resources MidiDMA Channels Safety Information Power Cord, Plug, and Voltage RequirementsBattery Safety Laser Safety LED SafetyWorking in Comfort Regulatory Information Connections to Peripheral DevicesCanada JapanEurope EMCIndex Index-2 Index-3