Acer 310 - page 68

External Keypad

48 User’s Guide

External Keypad

You can also use a 17-key numeric keypad for number-

sensitive data entry applications. To connect the keypad,

plug in the keypad connector to the PS/2 port.

310-e.book Page 48 Tuesday, October 27, 1998 5:17 PM

Contents

Main Copyright 1998 Acer Incorporated All Rights Reserved Printed in Taiwan Page Page Table of Contents Page vi FCC Notice vii viii Important Safety Instructions ix Page xi Lithium Battery Statement Page xiii Connecting the Notebook xv xvi Users Guide Getting Help Online Accessing Online Help Getting Online xvii Support Information Care and Maintenance Taking Care of Your Computer Taking Care of your AC Adapter Taking Care of your Battery Pack Cleaning and Servicing Page Getting Familiar with your Computer 1 Page Page 4 Users Guide Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 5 Indicators and Microphone 6 Users Guide Indicators and Microphone Page 8 Users Guide Special Keys Lock Keys Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 9 Embedded Keypad 10 Users Guide Windows Keys The keyboard has three keys that perform Windows specific functions. Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 11 Hot Keys 12 Users Guide Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 13 Page Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 15 Touchpad Basics 16 Users Guide Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 17 Hard Disk External Drive Page Rear Ports Page Page Right Ports Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with your Computer 23 Fax/Data Modem PC Card Slots 24 Users Guide Page Audio 26 Users Guide Audio Page 28 Users Guide Security Notch Passwords Page Page Operating on Battery Power 2 32 Users Guide Battery Pack Characteristics Chapter 2 Operating on Battery Power 33 Installing and Removing the Battery Pack Charging the Battery Chapter 2 Operating on Battery Power 35 Checking the Battery Level Using the Windows Battery Meter Optimizing Battery Life Chapter 2 Operating on Battery Power 37 Battery-low Warning 38 Users Guide Chapter 2 Operating on Battery Power 39 Power Management Modes Display Standby Mode Page Page Page Chapter 2 Operating on Battery Power 43 Advanced Power Management Page Peripherals and Options 3 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page External PCMCIA CD-ROM (optional) 54 Users Guide USB Devices Chapter 3 Peripherals and Options 55 USB Devices Additional Power Packs Cables Page Page Key Component Upgrades Chapter 3 Peripherals and Options 59 Key Component Upgrades Memory Upgrade Memory Configurations Page Moving with your Computer 4 61 Page Moving Around Chapter 4 Moving with your Computer 63 Moving Around What To Bring to Short Meetings What To Bring to Long Meetings 64 Users Guide Chapter 4 Moving with your Computer 65 Setting Up a Home Office Traveling with the Computer Traveling Internationally with the Computer Page Software 5 Page PhDISK Chapter 5 Software 71 PhDISK Page Chapter 5 Software 73 Information Viewer 74 Users Guide Boot Sequence Password 76 Users Guide Setting the Supervisor Password Chapter 5 Software 77 Setting the User Password Power Management Display Device 80 Users Guide Chapter 5 Software 81 Navigating the Setup Utility 82 Users Guide Main Chapter 5 Software 83 84 Users Guide Hard Disk 0 Submenu Chapter 5 Software 85 Boot Device Priority Submenu 86 Users Guide Advanced Chapter 5 Software 87 88 Users Guide Security Chapter 5 Software 89 Setting a Password 90 Users Guide Removing a Password Chapter 5 Software 91 Power Saving 92 Users Guide Chapter 5 Software 93 Exit Page Page Page Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 97 98 Users Guide Page 100 Users Guide Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 101 102 Users Guide Specifications A Page Specifications Page A B C D E F H I M N O P Q S T U W