Manuals / HP / Computer Equipment / Laptop

HP 2806AP1, 2899AP, 2897AP, 2896AP, 2898AP, 2895AP, 2892AP, 2893AP See also battery power power button

Models: 2816KR 2818FR 2807AP1 2801TC 2804TC 2871AP 2880CL 2882AP 2842AP 2850AP 2846AP 2857AP 2816TC 2812AU 2809AP 2836AP 2822AP 2824AP 2804SC 2805EA 2839AP 2865AP 2878CL 2879AP 2858AP 2860AP 2886AP 2887AP 2894AP 2820AP 2811EA 2831AP 2821AU 2824TC 2802SC 2884AP 2859AP 2812SP 2813TC 2830AP 2831TC 2837EA 2820TC 2822EA 2822TC 2800SC 2802EA 2872AP 2864AP 2844AP 2854AP 2898AP 2809FR 2810SC 2810TC 2830EA 2827TC 2827AP 2802AP 2805AP 2873AP 2813AP1 2815EA 2816EA 2810LA 2811AP1 2811SW 2819TC 2828AP 2801AP 2800TC 2869AP 2861AP 2853AP 2855AP 2896AP 2899AP 2818AP 2818TC 2806SC 2808EA 2810AP1 2826EA 2834TC 2832TC 2820EA 2805US 2867AP 2876AP 2851AP 2891AP 2815AP 2815LA 2817KR 2811AP 2830SC 2833TC 2837TC 2874AP 2863AP 2870AP 2839TC 2852AP 2881CL 2890AP 2814AP 2819AP 2810CA 2828TC 2835AP 2821AP 2821TC 2806AP 2875AP 2838AP 2893AP 2895AP 2812AP 2820AU 2830TC 2820SC 2821DE 2800AU 2802TC 2877AP 2885AP 2817AP 2815AU 2817EA 2810AP 2810EA 2832AP 2823AP 2823TC 2800EA 2801SC 2803TC 2883AP 2888AP 2817AR 2812TC 2812AP1 2807AP 2810AU 2818KR 2806AP1 2826AP 2800US 2805AU 2800AP 2862AP 2889AP 2897AP 2814AU 2815SP 2831SC 2835EA 2829AP 2801EA 2879CL 2840TC 2892AP 2817TC 2836TC 2821EA 2800CA 2838TC 2866AP 2823AU 2868AP 2841AP 2845AP

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P

PAL, PAL-M television formats 5–10

parallel connector connecting device to 6–1 identifying 1–10

PC Card

biometric (optional) 7–1 eject button 7–3 enablers and card and

socket services 7–2 microdrive (optional) 4–1 PC SmartCard Reader

(optional) 7–1 stopping and removing 7–3 Types I, II, III 7–1 zoomed video 7–1

peripherals, connecting, disconnecting 6–1

See also connector(s); jack; port; specific types of devices

pointing device(s) enabling/disabling 2–3 on dual device models 2–2on TouchPad models 2–1 replacing pointing stick cap

1–20

setting preferences 2–4 port

infrared 6–4

See also connector(s); jack port replicator (optional)

composite-video-out jack on 5–7

docking connector 1–16

docking retraint latch recess for 1–16

drives supported by 4–1 PS/2 connector on 1–6

power

rated input 8–3

switching between AC and battery 3–1

See also battery power power button 1–6

power connector, DC 1–10 power cord 1–19

Power Meter (Windows) 3–7power/standby light 1–4 primary battery pack, defined

3–2

See also battery packs; battery power

primary hard drive, defined 4–1

See also drives; hard drive Product Key number 1–17 projector, overhead. See

overhead projector (optional) PS/2 connector (on optional

port replicator) 1–6

Q

Quick Check, battery 3–9

R

RAM (Random Access Memory) 7–4

regulatory information agency series numbers 8–1 Class B designation (FCC)

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Contents

Hardware Guide Page Contents Battery Packs Pointing Devices and KeyboardDrives Audio and Video Hardware UpgradesExternal Device Connections Specifications IndexDisplay Components Display ComponentsTouchPad Models Pointing Device ComponentsPointing Device Components TouchPad Models Dual Device Models Pointing Device Components Dual Device ModelsTop Components Power Lights Power LightsTop Components Keyboard and Drive Lights Top Components Keyboard and Drive LightsPower and Volume Controls Top Components Power and Volume ControlsEasy Access Buttons and Keyboard Keys Top Components Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard KeysTop Components Function and Keypad Keys Function and Keypad KeysFn key Front Panel Components Front Panel ComponentsRear Panel Components Connectors ConnectorsRear Panel Components Vent, Port and Jacks Rear Panel Components Vent, Port and JacksLeft Side Components Left Side ComponentsRight Side Components Right Side ComponentsMemory and Mini PCI Compartments Underside ComponentsUnderside Components Memory and Mini PCI Compartments Bay Components Underside Components Bay ComponentsVent and Docking Components Underside Components Vent and Docking ComponentsLabels Underside Components LabelsDocumentation and Restore CDs Additional Standard ComponentsCord and Cables Additional Standard Components Cord and CablesAdapters and Accessories Additional Standard Components Adapters and AccessoriesPointing Devices Pointing Devices on TouchPad Models OnlyUsing the TouchPad Components Using the Pointing Stick ComponentsPointing Devices on Dual Device Models Only Enabling or Disabling Dual Device Components Setting Pointing Device Preferences Hotkeys Identifying HotkeysHotkey Procedures Hotkey Quick ReferenceHotkey Commands Turn a MultiPort Device On or Off Fn+F2Pointing Devices and Keyboard Switch Image Fn+F4 Initiate Standby Fn+F3Decrease Brightness Fn+F7 Increase Brightness Fn+F8Play, Pause or Resume an Audio CD Fn+F9 Stop an Audio CD Fn+F10Using the Default Settings Easy Access ButtonsButton Name Default Assignment Changing the Default Email Application Learning More About Windows Media PlayerUsing Custom Assignments and Schemes Using the Internal Keypad KeypadsTurning the Internal Keypad On and Off Using an External Keypad Switching Key Functions on the Internal KeypadTurning Num Lock Mode On or Off as You Work Turning Num Lock Mode On or Off at StartupBattery Packs Running the Notebook on Battery PowerIdentifying Battery Packs Inserting or Removing a Primary Battery Pack Inserting or Removing a MultiBay Battery Pack Charging a Battery Pack Charging an In-Use Battery Pack Charging a New Battery PackCharging a Primary and a MultiBay Battery Pack Monitoring the Charge in a Battery Pack Accessing Charge DisplaysObtaining Accurate Charge Information Displaying Charge Information on the ScreenInterpreting Charge Displays Displaying Charge Information on a Battery Pack Indication Percent of a Full Charge RemainingManaging Low-Battery Conditions Identifying Low-Battery ConditionsLow-Battery Condition Critical Low-Battery ConditionResolving Low-Battery Conditions When External Power Is AvailableWhen a Charged Battery Pack Is Available When No Power Source Is AvailableCalibrating a Battery Pack When to CalibrateHow to Calibrate Charging the Battery PackDischarging the Battery Pack Recharging the Battery Pack Battery Conservation Procedures and Settings Conserving Power as You WorkSelecting Power Conservation Settings Storing a Battery Pack At These Temperatures Pack for This TimeDisposing of a Used Battery Pack Finding More Power InformationDrives Adding a Drive to the SystemTerms for Types of Drives Understanding Drive TermsTerms for Drive Media Caring for Drives Using the IDE Drive Light Removing and Inserting a MultiBay Drive Using a MultiBay Hard Drive AdapterInserting a Hard Drive into a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter Inserting a hard drive into a MultiBay hard drive adapter Removing a Hard Drive from a MultiBay Hard Drive Adapter Removing a Drive from the MultiBay Removing a drive from the MultiBay Inserting a Drive into the MultiBay Inserting and Removing Drive Media Inserting a CD or DVDRemoving a CD or DVD With Power Removing a CD or DVD Without Power Inserting a Diskette or Disk Removing a Diskette or DiskDisplaying Media Contents Using Drive MediaAvoiding Standby and Hibernation Setting Autorun Preferences Canceling Autorun on an Audio CDDisplaying the Contents of a Medium Caring for Drive MediaFinding More Drive Software Information Adjusting Volume Using the Volume ButtonsUsing the Volume Control Icon Using the Internal Speakers Using the Internal Microphone Connecting an Audio Device Identifying Audio JacksUsing the Microphone Jack Using the Audio-Out JackConnecting a Video Device Video and Composite-Video ConnectionsConnecting the Audio Connecting an S-Video DeviceConnecting the Video Turning a Video Device On and Off Changing the Color Television Format Finding CD and DVD Software Information Connecting a Standard Device External Device ConnectionsConnecting a USB Device Using a USB Device Enabling USB Legacy SupportLinking to an Infrared Device Setting Up an Infrared Transmission Avoiding Standby While Using InfraredConnecting an Optional Cable Lock Finding Communication and Security InformationUsing PC Cards Obtaining UpgradesSelecting a PC Card Configuring a PC Card Inserting a PC CardStopping and Removing a PC Card Increasing Memory Displaying Memory InformationRemoving or Inserting a Memory Board Opening the memory compartment Removing a memory board Inserting a memory board Closing the memory compartment Replacing the Primary Hard Drive To remove a hard drive, pull the drive out of the bay Finding Mini PCI and MultiPort Information Regulatory Agency Series Numbers Product Agency Series NumberTemperature Operating EnvironmentRelative humidity noncondensing Maximum altitude unpressurizedRated Input Power Modem SpecificationsFinding More Environmental Information Index See also keys latches switch, display See also drives CD-RAM drive optional See also cable country-specific modem See also drives display, internal DVD-RAM drive, DVD-ROM drive, DVD/CD-RW drive See also hotkeys hub, USB See also connectors port Japan-specific outlet adapter Modem and Networking See also battery packs battery power See also battery power power button Regulatory and Safety USB See also drives zoomed video