HP
2533t Mobile
manual
Install
Password
Wireless
Setting up a Wlan
Using the battery meter
Adjust Power Properties
HP Dhcp Settings Update Client
Cleaning the display
How to
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Contents
HP 2533t Mobile Thin Client
First Edition May Document Part Number
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Table of contents
Power
Wireless
Appendix a Routine care
Pointing devices
Identifying the hardware
Top components
Lights
Component Description
Buttons and switches
Off If the computer is plugged into an external
Adjust Power Properties
Keys
Display
Fn key
Front components
Right-side components
Left-side components
Rear components
Components Description
Bottom components
Wireless antennae
Identifying the labels
Enhanced Write Filter
Remote Desktop Connection
Applications
Citrix Program Neighborhood
Altiris Client Agent
HP PC Session Allocation Manager SAM Client
TeemNT Terminal Emulation
HP Dhcp Settings Update Client
HP ThinState Capture
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Windows Media Player Macromedia Flash Player
Using pointing devices
Keyboard
Using hotkeys
Displaying system information fn+esc
Switching the screen image fn+f4
Viewing battery charge information fn+f8
Initiating Standby fn+f3
Decreasing screen brightness fn+f9
Using the HP Quick Launch Buttons
Accessing the Quick Launch Buttons control panel
Displaying the Q Menu
Enabling and disabling the embedded numeric keypad
Using the keypads
Using the embedded numeric keypad
Using an optional external numeric keypad
Switching key functions on the embedded numeric keypad
Power
Power control and light locations
Shutting down the computer
Properties
Initiating and exiting Standby
Setting power options
Using power-saving states
Setting password protection upon exiting Standby
Using battery power
Using the battery meter
Displaying the remaining battery charge
Inserting or removing the battery
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Identifying low battery levels
Charging a battery
Managing low battery levels
Resolving a low battery level
Disposing of a used battery
Conserving battery power
Storing a battery
Using external AC power
Connecting the AC adapter
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Multimedia
Using multimedia hardware
Using the audio features
Using the audio-in microphone jack
Using the audio-out headphone jack
Adjusting the volume
Using the video features
Using the external monitor port
Using multimedia software
Opening preinstalled multimedia software
Using multimedia software
Preventing playback disruptions
Observing the copyright warning
Wireless
About integrated wireless devices
Using wireless controls
Using Wlan
Setting up a Wlan
Identifying a Wlan device
Connecting to a Wlan
Using wireless security features
Modem and LAN
Using a modem
Connecting a modem cable
Connecting a country-specific modem cable adapter
Selecting a location setting
Viewing the current location selection
Adding new locations when traveling
Solving travel connection problems
Check the telephone line type
Connecting to a local area network
Security
Protecting the computer
Using a setup password
Using passwords
Setting passwords in Windows
Entering a setup password
Using a power-on password
Managing a setup password
Requiring a power-on password at restart
Managing a power-on password
Entering a power-on password
Installing a security cable
Connecting a USB device
Hardware upgrades
Using a USB device
Using the expansion port
Removing a USB device
Using PC Cards
Inserting and removing a PC Card
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Using SD Card Reader cards
Inserting a digital card
Removing a digital card
Handling drives
Identifying installed drives
Drives
Using optical drives select models only
Inserting an optical disc CD or DVD
When the disc tray opens
Removing an optical disc CD or DVD
When the disc tray does not open
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Cleaning the display
Cleaning the keyboard
Routine care
Traveling and shipping
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Index
USB
Wlan
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