Samsung N760GN2003/SEF AC Adapter, To attach the power cord complete the following, Power Cords

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AC Adapter

Your computer runs on power from the battery in the computer or from an electrical outlet. The first time that you use your computer, fully charge the battery using the AC adapter, see Figure 11.

To attach the power cord complete the following:

Power Cords:

Many countries have different power cord configurations. Your computer should be supplied with the correct one for your area. If not contact the supplier.

1.Plug the AC adapter into the power connector on the back side of the computer.

2.Connect the power cord to the AC adapter and then to an electrical outlet.

DC-in Port

Power Cord

Power Connector

AC Adapter

Figure 11. Connecting the AC Adapter

The power connector may be plugged into either the computer or the docking station. The preferred method when docked is to plug into the docking station.

The battery starts charging as soon as you plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. The battery charges faster if the computer is turned off during charging.

Ensure you charge the battery fully the first time you use it.

See “Using the Battery” on page 46 for more information on using your computer’s battery.

Using Your Computer for the First Time 11

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Contents Macrovision Statement Safety Instructions Important Safety InformationSetting Up your System Replacement Parts and Accessories Care During UseBattery Disposal United States Users Regulatory Compliance StatementsFCC Part FCC part 68 applicable to products fitted with USA modems Radio Interference Regulations ICES-003 Canadian UsersDOC notice for products fitted with an IC-compliant modem Page Laser Safety Laser Safety NoteGeneral Requirements Power Cord RequirementsRequirements listed below are applicable to all countries Country-Specific Power Cord Set Requirements Agency NumbersInformation Icons Using Your DocumentationManual Documentation Conventions Keyboard ConventionsCD-ROM Device Naming Convention Software User DocumentationTouchpad Conventions Where Everything Is Introducing Your ComputerPC Equipment Location LCD DisplayBack/Left View of PC Docking Connector Docking Station Equipment LocationDocking/Undocking your Computer Docking your ComputerUndocking your Computer Dock ChangeUndocking Computer Power On Using Your Computer for the First Time Installing the BatteryPower Cords To attach the power cord complete the followingAC Adapter Turning Off Your Computer To turn on the computer’s power for the first timeTurning On the Computer Initial computer startupClick Shut Down System problems requiring a computer restart Cold BootTo turn off the computer, complete the following steps Select Shut downUsing the LCD Display LCD CleaningTips for Using Your Computer Locking your Computer Travelling with Your ComputerAir Travel If you are travelling by air, follow these tipsHandling Spills Using the Keyboard US KeyboardUsing the Numeric Keypad Numeric Keypad & Numlock LEDUsing Special Function Keys Key Key Function Combinations NameInternet Quick Start Button User Defined Keys Magic KeyboardMagic Keyboard Program Interface Touchpad Precautions Using the TouchpadPS/2 Mouse Drag Move Double-Click/TapArea or multiple item selection Scroll Touchpad ButtonsReading the System Status LEDs System Status LEDs show the status of computer functionsInstalling a Modem Cable Connecting to the InternetTo connect the modem cable. follow the steps below Using the Modem on a PBX system Using the ModemPrecautions Before Use DOS supportInstalling a LAN Cable LAN Cable Installation Back/LeftUsing the Portable LAN Cable Portable LAN cableConfiguring Network Environment Using the LANClick IP Address tab Click DNS Configuration tab Select Enable DNS Changing a 5.25 Device Using the Multi-Bays in the Docking StationChanging Devices DevicesChanging a 3.5 Device Changing 3.5 DeviceUsing the CD/DVD-ROM Drive Using the Disk DrivesUsing the Floppy Disk Drive DVD NotesCD/DVD LED On CD/DVD drive precautionsCD/DVD tray fails to slide out Proper CD/DVD Handling TechniquesMaintaining PC Cards Using PC CardsWorking with Pcmcia PC Cards To maintain your PC Cards, follow these guidelinesWindows Me Inserting a PC CardPlaying a Audio/Multimedia CD-ROM Multi Media Functions/EquipmentMedia Player To play an Audio CD follow the instructions belowTo remove the CD follow the instructions below Removing the Audio CDCD LED On Using the Volume Control Icon Volume ControlUsing the Keyboard Movie MakerMP3 Player LCDTo listen to your MP3 files simply follow the steps below Listening to a MP3 fileClick Start MP3 Loader MP3 Loader Icon will appear on Recording Voice RecorderDelete Recording Approximate charging times for the Li-Ion battery are Using the BatteryCharging the Battery Follow these rules for charging your batteryPower Management Increasing Battery LifeAdjust LCD Brightness General EnvironmentIf you replace your battery with a new one Safely Using the BatteryBattery Calibration Calibration NotesRemoving the Battery To install the battery pack, follow the steps belowMonitoring the Battery Charge Installing the BatteryBattery Warnings Power MeterUsing System Setup Starting System SetupNavigation Key Function Boot Device Priority field enables Changing Booting PriorityPress in the Boot Device Priority field If You Forget Your Password Using System SecuritySystem Passwords Creating a PasswordTo delete the password follow the steps below Deleting a PasswordSelect Exit Saving Changes, press Bios Interface Using Power Management OptionsIntel SpeedStepTM Task Bar Interface Standby vs. Hibernation Basic Power Management SchemesChanging Devices Hibernate Mode Power Management or Manual Method Advanced Power Management Schemes Sleep key is assigned to the + key combinationUsing Fdisk Utility Installing a New HDDInstalling/Reinstalling a HDD When Do you wish to enable large disk support Y/N...? showsFormatting the HDD ReInstalling Windows and Device DriversTo format the HDD complete the following Video Features and Configuration Adjusting the LCD DisplayCRT Only Resolution and Color DepthDual Monitor LCD & CRT Dual View Using the LCD and CRT as 1 Display Configuring Display FeaturesSelecting a Monitor Type Changing Color Depth and Resolution Click Change. The Update Device Driver Wizard screen appearsDisplay Properties Window To enable TV-out Using the TV-Out PortClick the Start Settings Control Panel To set Duo View mode on your system Using Duo View ModeSetting Duo View Mode Select Start Settings Control panelUncheck Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor Dual View Display MenuBefore You Install Memory Using OptionsMemory Module To install a memory module Installing a Memory ModuleMemory Module Precautions Installing a Memory Module Computer does nothing when you turn it on TroubleshootingOperating Problems Battery power seems to run out faster than expectedNo sound Video ProblemsCan not use the ZV card External monitor displays flashes or waves Modem ProblemsSelect Settings Cannot toggle between CRT and LCD while playing the 3D gameWhen using a PBX phone system I cant dial on my modem ATX3&WWindows Me Modem Driver ReInstallation Driver Problems / Driver ReInstallationModem Driver ReInstallation Selecting a Country Confirming ReInstallation of the Modem DriverIncorrect Country Selection Before Using AT Commands Modem CommandsWhat are AT Commands? Command modeDisplay the result value Using AT CommandsConnection may be lost depending on the server Basic AT Commands ATOATX4 Start Settings Control Panel Windows Me LAN Driver ReInstallationLAN Driver ReInstallation Click the Device Manager tabSound Driver ReInstallation Windows Me Sound Driver ReInstallationCheck Specify a location and type D\Audio\Winme Click Settings Advanced in Display Properties Windows Me ReinstallationChanging the Video Driver Specifications Gives the specifications for your slim notebook computerAbbreviations CD-ROMPcmcia Voltage alternating current Universal serial busVolt Voltage collector currentGlossary Cmos memory DMA direct memory accessCardBus COM portAddress Floppy diskHard drive IRQ interrupt request lineMegabit RAM random access memoryMB megabyte Operating systemSector ResolutionROM read-only memory Shadow RAM

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