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HP 2817EA Manual

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127 pages8.87 Mb

1Hardware Guide
- June
3Contents
- 1 Identifying External Hardware
- 42 Pointing Devices and Keyboard
- 3 Battery Packs
- 54 Drives
- 65 Audio and Video
- 6 External Device Connections
- 7 Hardware Upgrades
- 78 Specifications
- Index
8Identifying External Hardware
- Display Components
- 9Pointing Device Components
  - TouchPad Models
  - 10Dual Device Models
- 11Top Components
- 16Front Panel Components
- 17Rear Panel Components
  - Connectors
  - 18Vent, Port and Jacks
- 19Left Side Components
- 20Right Side Components
- 21Underside Components
  - Memory and Mini PCI Compartments
  - 22Bay Components
  - 23Vent and Docking Components
  - 24Labels
- 25Additional Standard Components
  - Documentation and Restore CDs
  - 26Cord and Cables
  - 27Adapters and Accessories
28Pointing Devices and Keyboard
- Pointing Devices
  - Pointing Devices on TouchPad Models Only
  - 29Pointing Devices on Dual Device Models Only
    - Using the Pointing Stick Components
    - Using the TouchPad Components
    - 30Enabling or Disabling Dual Device Components
  - 31Setting Pointing Device Preferences
- 32Hotkeys
  - Identifying Hotkeys
  - 33Hotkey Quick Reference
  - Hotkey Procedures
  - 34Hotkey Commands
    - Turn a MultiPort Device On or Off (Fn+F2)
    - 36Initiate Standby (Fn+F3)
    - Switch Image (Fn+F4)
    - 37Decrease Brightness (Fn+F7)
    - Increase Brightness (Fn+F8)
    - Play, Pause or Resume an Audio CD (Fn+F9)
    - Stop an Audio CD (Fn+F10)
    - Play Previous Track of an Audio CD (Fn+F11)
    - Play Next Track of an Audio CD (Fn+F12)
- 38Easy Access Buttons
  - Using the Default Settings
    - 39Changing the Default Email Application
    - Learning More About Windows Media Player
  - 40Using Custom Assignments and Schemes
- 41Keypads
  - Using the Internal Keypad
    - 42Turning the Internal Keypad On and Off
    - Switching Key Functions on the Internal Keypad
  - 43Using an External Keypad
    - 44Turning Num Lock Mode On or Off as You Work
    - Turning Num Lock Mode On or Off at Startup
45Battery Packs
- Running the Notebook on Battery Power
- 46Identifying Battery Packs
- 47Inserting or Removing a Primary Battery Pack
- 48Inserting or Removing a MultiBay Battery Pack
- 49Charging a Battery Pack
  - 50Charging a New Battery Pack
  - Charging an In-UseBattery Pack
  - Charging a Primary and a MultiBay Battery Pack
- 51Monitoring the Charge in a Battery Pack
  - Obtaining Accurate Charge Information
  - Displaying Charge Information on the Screen
    - Accessing Charge Displays
    - 52Interpreting Charge Displays
  - 53Displaying Charge Information on a Battery Pack
- 54Managing Low-BatteryConditions
  - Identifying Low-BatteryConditions
    - Low-BatteryCondition
    - Critical Low-BatteryCondition
- 55Resolving Low-BatteryConditions
  - When External Power Is Available
  - When a Charged Battery Pack Is Available
  - When No Power Source Is Available
  - When the Notebook Cannot Exit Hibernation
- 56Calibrating a Battery Pack
  - When to Calibrate
  - How to Calibrate
    - Charging the Battery Pack
    - 57Discharging the Battery Pack
    - 58Recharging the Battery Pack
- 59Battery Conservation Procedures and Settings
  - Conserving Power as You Work
  - 60Selecting Power Conservation Settings
- 61Storing a Battery Pack
- 62Disposing of a Used Battery Pack
- Finding More Power Information
63Drives
- Adding a Drive to the System
- 64Understanding Drive Terms
  - Terms for Types of Drives
  - Terms for Drive Media
- 65Caring for Drives
- 66Using the IDE Drive Light
- 67Removing and Inserting a MultiBay Drive
  - Using a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter
    - Inserting a Hard Drive into a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter
    - 69Removing a Hard Drive from a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter
  - 70Removing a Drive from the MultiBay
    - 71Removing a drive from the MultiBay
  - 72Inserting a Drive into the MultiBay
- 73Inserting and Removing Drive Media
  - Inserting a CD or DVD
  - 74Removing a CD or DVD (With Power)
  - 75Removing a CD or DVD (Without Power)
  - 76Inserting a Diskette or Disk
  - Removing a Diskette or Disk
- 77Using Drive Media
  - Avoiding Standby and Hibernation
  - Displaying Media Contents
    - 78Setting Autorun Preferences
    - Canceling Autorun on an Audio CD
    - Displaying the Contents of a Medium
  - 79Caring for Drive Media
- 80Finding More Drive Software Information
81Audio and Video
- Adjusting Volume
  - Using the Volume Buttons
  - 82Using the Volume Control Icon
- 83Using the Internal Speakers
- 84Using the Internal Microphone
- 85Connecting an Audio Device
  - Identifying Audio Jacks
  - 86Using the Microphone Jack
  - Using the Audio-OutJack
- 87Connecting a Video Device
  - S-Videoand Composite-VideoConnections
  - 88Connecting an S-VideoDevice
    - Connecting the Audio
    - Connecting the Video
  - 89Turning a Video Device On and Off
  - 90Changing the Color Television Format
- 91Finding CD and DVD Software Information
92External Device Connections
- Connecting a Standard Device
- 93Connecting a USB Device
  - 94Using a USB Device
  - Enabling USB Legacy Support
- 95Linking to an Infrared Device
  - 96Setting Up an Infrared Transmission
  - Avoiding Standby While Using Infrared
- 97Connecting an Optional Cable Lock
- Finding Communication and Security Information
98Hardware Upgrades
- Obtaining Upgrades
- Using PC Cards
  - Selecting a PC Card
  - 99Configuring a PC Card
  - Inserting a PC Card
  - 100Stopping and Removing a PC Card
- 101Increasing Memory
  - Displaying Memory Information
  - 102Removing or Inserting a Memory Board
- 107Replacing the Primary Hard Drive
- 109Finding Mini PCI and MultiPort Information
110Specifications
- Regulatory Agency Series Numbers
- 111Notebook Dimensions
- Operating Environment
- 112Rated Input Power
- Modem Specifications
- 113Finding More Environmental Information
114Index

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1Software Guide
- April
3Contents
- 1 CD and DVD Software
- 42 Power
- 3 Security
- 54 Intelligent Manageability
- 5 MultiBoot (Advanced Users Only)
- 66 Software Updates and Restorations
- 7 Setup and Diagnostic Utilities
- Index
7CD and DVD Software
- Using CDs and DVDs
  - Avoiding Standby and Hibernation
  - Displaying Media Contents
    - 8Setting Autorun Preferences
    - Cancelling Autorun on an Audio CD
    - Displaying the Contents of a Medium
  - 9Copyright Warning
- 10Playing CDs with Windows Media Player
  - Playing an Audio CD
  - 11Playing a Video CD
  - 12Using Notebook Media Keys
  - 13Accessing Windows Media Player Help
- 14Playing DVDs with WinDVD
  - Installing WinDVD
  - 15Accessing WinDVD Help
  - 16Starting a DVD
  - Using DVD Region Settings
- 18Creating and Copying CDs and DVDs
  - Using Optional or Windows Software
  - Understanding Easy CD Creator Features
- 19Installing Easy CD Creator
  - Installing Easy CD Creator Software
  - 20Enabling Auto Insert Notification
- 21Preparing to Use Easy CD Creator
  - Selecting Drive Locations
  - 22Selecting and Preparing Easy CD Creator Media
    - Choosing Recording Media
    - Responding to the UDF Prompt
    - Formatting Recording Media
  - 23Selecting Easy CD Creator Settings
    - 24Enabling Auto Insert Notification
    - Disabling Disk-at-Once
    - Enabling Track-at-Once
  - 25Accessing Easy CD Creator Help
- 26Easy CD Creator Tips and Troubleshooting
  - Playing CDs and DVDs
  - Using CD Copier
  - Creating Media For Use in Other Systems
  - 27Using Windows Media Player
  - Responding to Buffer Underrun Errors
28Power
- Selecting a Power Source
- 29Understanding Standby and Hibernation
  - Standby
  - Hibernation
- 30Choosing Standby, Hibernation or Shutdown
  - When You Leave Your Work
  - When the Power Supply Is Uncertain
  - 31While Using Drive Media
  - While Using Infrared
- 32Standby, Hibernation and Shutdown Procedures
  - Identifying the Power Controls and Light
  - 33Using the Default Power Procedures
    - Turning the Notebook On or Off
    - 34Initiating or Exiting Standby
    - 35Initiating or Exiting Hibernation
  - 36Setting Power Procedure Preferences
    - Accessing Power Procedure Settings
    - Using Fn+F3 as the Windows Sleep Button
    - Using a Standby Password
    - Enabling Hibernation
  - 37Using Emergency Shut Down Procedures
- 38Setting Power Management Preferences
  - Accessing the Power Options Window
  - Displaying the Power Meter Icon
  - 39Setting or Changing a Power Scheme
    - Setting a Power Scheme
    - Changing a Power Scheme
- 40Using SpeedStep
- (Windows 2000 Professional Only)
  - Choosing a Performance Mode
  - 41Setting SpeedStep Preferences
    - Using the SpeedStep Window
    - 42Using the SpeedStep Icon
    - Using Computer Setup
- 43Finding More Battery Power Information
44Security
- Security Features Quick Reference
- 45Setting Preferences in Computer Setup
- Using Passwords
  - Forgetting Passwords
  - 46Combining Compaq and Windows Passwords
- 47Using a Power-OnPassword
  - Entering Power-OnPassword Settings
  - Entering a Power-OnPassword
- 48Using a Compaq Administrator Password
  - 49Entering Compaq Administrator Password Settings
  - Entering a Compaq Administrator Password
- 50Using DriveLock
- 55Disabling a Device
- 56Protecting System Information
  - Selecting an Information Management Procedure
  - 57Entering and Displaying System Information
- 58Connecting an Optional Cable Lock
59Intelligent Manageability
- Understanding Intelligent Manageability
- 60Installing Intelligent Manageability
- Setting Up Insight Management Agents
- Using Fault Management Alerts
  - Identifying a Fault Management Alert
  - 61Setting Fault Management Alert Preferences
62MultiBoot (Advanced Users Only)
- Changing the Startup Sequence with MultiBoot
- 63Enabling Media and Devices for MultiBoot
- 64Using the Default Search Sequence
- 65Planning Changes to the Startup Sequence
- 66Specifying MultiBoot Preferences
  - Setting a Continuing Startup Sequence
  - 67Setting the MultiBoot Express Prompt
  - Responding to the MultiBoot Express Prompt
68Software Updates and
Restorations
- Updating Software
- 69Preparing for a Software Update
  - Accessing Notebook Model Information
  - Accessing ROM Version Information
    - Displaying ROM Information in Compaq Diagnostics
    - 70Displaying ROM Information in Computer Setup
- 71Accessing Software Updates
- 72Updating Software from the Internet
  - Downloading and Installing a System ROM Update
  - 74Downloading and Installing a KBC ROM Update
    - Downloading a KBC ROM Update
    - 75Installing a KBC ROM Update
  - 76Downloading and Installing a Non-ROMSoftPaq
- 77Restoring Software
- 78Installing a Retail Version of an Operating System
79Setup and Diagnostic Utilities
- Selecting Computer Setup or Compaq Diagnostics
- 80Using Computer Setup
  - Computer Setup Procedures
  - 81Restoring Computer Setup Defaults
  - 82Selecting from the File Menu
  - 83Selecting from the Security Menu
  - 84Selecting from the Tools Menu
  - Selecting from the Advanced Menu
    - 85Selecting from the Advanced Menu, continued
- 86Using Compaq Diagnostics
  - Detecting Compaq Diagnostics
  - 87Installing Compaq Diagnostics
  - 88Using the Compaq Configuration Record Scan
  - Using the Diagnostics Scan
    - 89Obtaining Configuration Information
    - Obtaining Diagnostic Test Information
91Index

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