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HP 2872AP, 2899AP, 2897AP, 2898AP Rear Panel Components Connectors, 4-10, Getting Started

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Identifying Exterior Hardware

Rear Panel Components

Connectors

Rear Panel Components: Connectors

1	Parallel connector	Connects an optional parallel device
		such as a printer.

2	External monitor connector	Connects an optional external
		monitor or overhead projector.

3	USB connectors (2)	Connect optional USB devices.

4	DC power connector	Connects an AC Adapter or an
		optional DC Cable, Aircraft Power

Adapter, or Automobile Power

Adapter/Charger.

4–10			Getting Started

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Contents

Document Part Number Getting Startedcompaq notebook series April2003 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P Using This Guide Warnings, Cautions and NotesExplanation Text StylesStyle keysPaths Following a PathChoosing a Path Using This Guide 1 Setting Up the Notebook Contents2 Beginning to Use the Notebook Dual Device Models Top Components Power Lights 3 Troubleshooting4 Identifying Exterior Hardware Keyboard and Drive Lights Power and Volume ControlsAdapters and Accessories IndexDocumentation and Restore CDs Cord and Cables Underside Components Memory and Mini PCI Compartments Bay ComponentsGetting Started 266551-003.book Page x Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AMGetting Started Setting Up the NotebookSetting Up the Hardware 266551-003.book Page 1 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AMGetting Started Inserting the Battery PackInserting the battery pack 266551-003.book Page 2 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AMConnecting the Notebook to External Power Getting Started Opening the NotebookOpening the notebook 266551-003.book Page 4 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AMTurning on the notebook Turning On the NotebookIf the notebook does not turn on, refer in this guide to Chapter Getting StartedSetting Up the Software Using the Notebook Safely Turning Off the Notebookon the Documentation Library CD that is included with the product Selecting Screen Settings Selecting Regional SettingsBeginning to Use the Notebook Protecting the Notebook Against Viruses Installing Optional Software In Windows 2000 Professional, on the command line, type Inserting a CD Drive or a DVD Drive Accessing Notebook Documentation3. Open the Documentation Library CD Inserting the Documentation Library CD Displaying the Documentation Library Menu Opening the Documentation Library CDResponding to an Acrobat Reader Prompt Selecting a Guide Using the Documentation Library CDSelecting a Guide, continued Finding a Topic Within a GuideGetting Started 2-10266551-003.book Page 10 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AM To solve a problem Troubleshooting2. Refer on the Documentation Library CD to the Troubleshooting guide 1. Refer to the Quick Solutions Checklist, next in this chapterQuick Solutions Checklist Is the Notebook Receiving Power?Is the Notebook in Standby or Hibernation? Is the Notebook Turned On?Identifying the power/standby light and the power button Is the System Unresponsive? Is the Notebook Overheated?1. Press ctrl+alt+delete. Then Are You Using All Available Documentation? Is an External Device Not Working?Is Software Functioning Abnormally? Contacting Compaq Preparing to Call Technical SupportTaking the Notebook to a Service Provider Display Components Identifying Exterior HardwareDisplay Components Getting StartedPointing Device Components TouchPad Models Pointing Device ComponentsTouchPad Models Getting StartedPointing Device Components Dual Device Models Dual Device ModelsGetting Started Top Components Power Lights Power LightsTop Components Getting StartedTop Components Keyboard and Drive Lights Keyboard and Drive LightsGetting Started Top Components Power and Volume Controls Power and Volume ControlsGetting Started Top Components Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard Keys Easy Access Buttons and Keyboard KeysGetting Started 2 Fn key Function and Keypad KeysTop Components Function and Keypad Keys Getting StartedGetting Started Front Panel ComponentsFront Panel Components 266551-003.book Page 9 Thursday, February 20, 2003 1133 AMRear Panel Components Connectors ConnectorsRear Panel Components 4-10Rear Panel Components Vent, Port and Jacks Vent, Port and Jacks4-11 4-12 Left Side ComponentsLeft Side Components Getting StartedRight Side Components Right Side Components4-13 Underside Components Memory and Mini PCI Compartments Underside ComponentsMemory and Mini PCI Compartments 4-14Underside Components Bay Components Bay Components4-15 4-16 Vent and Docking ComponentsUnderside Components Vent and Docking Components Getting StartedUnderside Components Labels Labels4-17 Documentation and Restore CDs Additional Standard ComponentsAdditional Standard Components Cord and Cables Cord and Cables4-19 4-20 Adapters and AccessoriesAdditional Standard Components Adapters and Accessories Getting StartedSee also keys latches switch, display IndexSee also jack port cord, power See also drives 2-3 Documentation Library CDSee also CD drive optional hard drive Hardware Guide 2-8 HibernationModem Command Guidelines Advanced Users Only guide Maintenance, Shipping and TravelModem and Networking guide Modem and Networking guide Index-5Regulatory and Safety Notices Software Guide 4-18 speakers, internal stereo 4-9 StandbyTravel guide 2-9 troubleshooting Worldwide Telephone Numbers See also drives

Rear Panel Components

Connectors

Rear Panel Components: Connectors

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