Memory, Connectors | Dell PP01S instruction

Technical Specifications: Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers User's Guide

PC Card slots	one (supports type I and type II cards, including ZV cards
	on computers running the Microsoft® Windows® 95 or
	Windows 98 operating system)
Cards supported	3.3-V and 5-V
PC Card connector size	68 pins
Data width (maximum):
PCMCIA	16 bits
CardBus	32 bits

Memory

Architecture	SDRAM
Memory module socket	144-pin industrial standard SODIMM socket
Memory module capacities and	64 or 128 MB of 3.3-V SDRAM1 module
type
Standard RAM	64-MB memory module
Maximum RAM	128 MB
Memory clock speed	100 MHz

Connectors

Parallel	unidirectional, bidirectional, or ECP connector
IDE	IDE connector for external media bay
Video	SVGA connector
PS/2	mini-DIN connector
Audio	microphone-in jack;
	headphones/speakers jack
USB	USB-compliant connector
Docking	connector for the Dell Latitude LS Advanced Port
	Replicator (APR)
Modem	RJ-45 connector

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Dell Latitude LS Family Portable Computers Users Guide Initial Release 12 October Last Revised 22 March Preface Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers Users Guide About This Guide Notational Conventions Warranty and Return Policy InformationOther Documents You May Need Typographical Conventions Example del c\myfile.doc No boot device available Overview Front/Right View of the Computer Back/Left View of the Computer Features Introduction Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers Users Guide Available Options Getting Help Back to Contents Back to Contents Service Tag Identifying Your Computer Preparing Your Computer for Travel If Your Computer Is Lost or Stolen Accessories CablePage Travel Tips Carnet Drivers Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers Users Guide Back to Contents Back to Contents Removing a Hard-Disk Drive Preparing a New Primary Drive Back to Contents Back to Contents System chip set Chip Set and BusPC Cards CardBus controller Connectors Memory Display AudioVideo Integrated Modem BatteryNetwork Interface Controller Keyboard AC Adapter Version Operating To 40C 32 to 104F Storage 20 to 60C -4 to 140F PhysicalEnvironmental Computer Simulates user environment Touch Pad Getting Help Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers Users Guide Back to Contents External Media Bay Entering the System Setup Program Overview Back to Contents Overview Dell Diagnostics Main Screen Overview Confirming the System Configuration Information How to Use Dell Diagnostics Using the AC Adapter Connecting the AC Adapter Turning On the Computer Plug the AC adapter power cable into an electrical outletTo turn on the computer, press the power button Batteries Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers Users Guide About the Batteries Using the Battery Battery status indicator Charging the BatteryCharging a Hot Battery Replacing the Battery Removing a Battery Battery Charge Gauge Battery Charge Gauge Battery charge indicators Battery test button Percentage of Charge Detecting Battery Problems First Low-Battery WarningSecond Low-Battery Warning Battery Disposal About Battery Power Turning On the Computer Fn + down arrow Adjusting the BrightnessBrightness Key Combinations and Their Functions Fn + up arrow Increases brightness Expanded Video Mode Video Drivers and Video Resolution Click Next again, click Finish, and click Close Click OK, click Yes, and click OK Supported combination Customizing Video ResolutionDual-Display Mode Change the Colors option to High Color 16 bit If You Have Display Problems Change the Desktop Area to 1024 by 768 pixels Click Advanced Cleaning the Display and Touch Pad Back to Contents Embedded Numeric Keypad Embedded Numeric Keypad Keypad off When Keypad Is Off Function FnF9Display Key Combinations Keypad on Speaker Key Combinations Power Conservation Key CombinationsPower Conservation Key Combinations Function Speaker Key Combinations Function System Function Key Combinations System Function Key CombinationsCD-ROM and DVD-ROM Drive Key Combinations Down PC Cards Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers Users Guide About PC Cards Installing PC Cards Installing a PC Card To remove a PC Card see , perform the following steps Configuring PC CardsRemoving PC Cards Back to Contents Using the Touch Pad Touch Pad Cleaning the Touch Pad and Display Customizing the Touch Pad Display to the bottom About Passwords Using a Supervisor Password Using a User Password Using a Hard-Disk Drive Password Physically Securing the Computer and the Hard-Disk Drive Securing the Computer Back to Contents About the I/O Connectors PS/2 mini-DIN connector Mouse, Keyboard, and External Numeric Keypad Mouse USB Devices Parallel Devices Advanced Port Replicator External Monitor AC Adapter Audio Devices External Media Options Modem ConnectorNIC Connector Identifies the power management key combinations Experimenting With Power ConservationUsing Key Combinations Key Combinations Feature Suspend Mode Closing the Display Standby Mode Suspend-to-Disk Hibernate Mode Power Management Properties for Windows Double-click the Power Management Properties icon Power Management Properties for Windows NT Power management settings Installing MS-DOS CD-ROM Drivers Installing Video Drivers for Windows Click Have Disk Set the Desktop area for your display to 800 x Click Apply Close the Display Properties window Installing Audio Drivers Installing Software Wavetable Installing the Internal Modem Driver Installing Touch Pad DriversInstalling MS-DOS CD-ROM Drivers Page Installing the NIC Driver Installing the Softex Bay Manager Drivers Installing the PC Card Utility Click Display Type Installing Video DriversClick OK in the Installing Driver window Adapter Type box, click Change Installing the Power Management Utility Installing the PC Card Utility Installing Audio Drivers Installing the Software Wavetable Back to Contents Main Screen Screen does not appear Advanced Screen Display Device EPP Security Screen Power Screen Power Screen Options Minutes, and 2 Minutes RAM. If Suspend Mode is set to Save to Disk, Resume on Modem Boot Screen Exit Screen Load Setup Creating an S2D File for Windows 95 or Windows Page Creating an S2D File for Windows NT Type phdisk /create /partition and press Enter Back to Contents Error Messages Action Diagnostics Nnnn 0260System timer error Avoiding IRQ Assignment Conflicts Memory Allocations IRQ6 Memory Map Upper Memory Map Address Range Use LPT1 Technical Assistance Help Tools World Wide Web on the Internet AutoTech Service Problems With Your Order Automated Order-Status System Diagnostics Checklist Before You Call Back to Contents Overview Europe Contact Numbers International Dialing Codes International Dialing Codes Country City Korea Seoul France Paris Montpellier Germany LangenItaly Milan Japan Kawasaki Malaysia Penang Mexico Colonia Granada Americas Contact Numbers Santiago Technical Support ChileSales, Customer Support Latin America Mexico Dell Home and Small Business Group Return Material Authorization Numbers Customer ServiceTechnical Support Return Material Authorization Numbers Country City Austria Department Name or ServiceEurope Contact Numbers Belgium Finland Czech RepublicDenmark Ireland FranceGermany Milan BrayItaly Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Spain Mail norsupport@dell.comPoland Sweden Asia and Other Regions Contact Numbers Switzerland Hong Kong Japan Brunei ChinaXiamen Malaysia KoreaMacau New Zealand 709 SingaporeSoutheast Asian/Pacific Countries 706 Taiwan Thailand Using CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Drives Caring for CDs and DVDs Types of Supported Discs Back to Contents Media Bay