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HP 80XL302 Interfaces and Controllers, Power Source, Environmental Specifications, VGA Controller

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Interfaces and Controllers

Interfaces and Controllers

•VGA Controller

High performance flat panel CRT/LCD VGA controller, supports TFT/DSTN LCD panel; resolution up to 1280 x 1024 on an external CRT monitor

•PC Card Slot

Compliant with PCMCIA 2.1/JEIDA 4.1 specifications along with ExCA extension and PC CARD standard, one PC card slot for type II application, supporting CardBus and Zoomed Video port

•Audio Subsystem

Supports 3D sound and wavetable capacity, fully compatible with MS Windows Sound System

Power Source

•AC Adapter

Switched power supply with a separate AC power cord; full range voltage between 100V∼ 240V; frequency 50/60Hz

Output voltage: DC 19V, 3.16A, with overcurrent and overcharging protection

•Battery Pack

Li-ion, 4 cells, 3.7V per cell (12-cell Li-ion battery pack for option).

Environmental Specifications

Temperature Range

Relative Humidity

Operating	10o C (50o F) to 35o C (95o F)	20% to 80% non-condensing
Storage	0oC (32oF) to 60oC (140o F)	10% to 90% non-condensing

Appendix A-2

My Presario – Getting Started

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HP 80XL302 manual Interfaces and Controllers, Power Source, Environmental Specifications, VGA Controller, PC Card Slot

Contents

2000 Compaq Computer Corporation Compaq Presario First Edition Sep Part NumberEuropean Notice For users in Australia Modem StatementsFor users in America About the Battery Caution Texts Concerning Lithium Batteries DANISH ADVARSELNORWEGIAN ADVARSEL SWEDISH VARNINGPage Table of Contents Chapter 2 Using the NotebookPreface ChapterChapter 4 System Expansion Chapter 3 Caring for Your BatteryChapter 5 Setup Configuration Utility Exit Menu Chapter 6 Preventive MaintenanceIntel SpeedStep Tech Glossary Index Appendix A SpecificationsAppendix B Troubleshooting List of Figures Preface Glossary and IndexFeatures Getting StartedIn this Chapter Features Taking a Look at the Notebook Getting the Notebook RunningTaking a Look at the Notebook 3. Power ConnectorLAN Card Right-Side ViewSpecification of the core 4. RJ-45 Connector5. RJ-11 Connector 2. Battery Pack1. Volume Control －,＋ 2. Microphone Connector3. Audio Output Connector 3. Kensington Lock Anchor2. Easy Access Buttons 3. Power Button7. Power Status Indicators AC/Battery Power Indicator Battery Status IndicatorGetting the Notebook Running 8. Device Status IndicatorConnecting to AC Power 9. MicrophoneUsing Battery Power Starting UpTurning Off the Notebook My Presario - Getting StartedWarranty Certificate Safety and ComfortGetting Started My Presario - Getting StartedUsing the Notebook Floppy Disk DriveTouchpad Introducing Power Management Taking Care of Your Notebook Connecting the External Floppy DriveHard Disk Drive Using the NotebookInserting and Ejecting Diskettes My Presario - Getting StartedCD/DVD/CD-RW Drive Connecting the External CD/DVD/CD-RW DriveUsing the Notebook Inserting/Removing a CDKeyboard Using the NotebookManually Releasing a CD Fn KeyUsing the Notebook Cursor-Control KeysNumeric Keypad Windows KeysEasy Access Buttons Using the NotebookHot Keys Decrease LCD brightnessTouchpad Using the TouchpadUsing the Notebook Placing and Moving the FingerIntroducing Power Management Changing the ConfigurationUsing the Notebook S croll B uttonAutomatic Power Management Local Power ManagementGlobal Power Management Manual Power ManagementTaking Care of Your Notebook MaintenanceUsing the Notebook TravelingCaring for Your Battery Battery PackAC Adapter AC Adapter Battery Pack Low Battery Signals and ActionsImportant Notes on Using Battery Pack Battery OperationsRecharging and Discharging My Presario - Getting StartedLow Battery Signals and Actions Battery OperationsOperating and Handling MaintainingMy Presario - Getting Started Maximizing Battery Operating TimeBattery Operations System Expansion External ConnectionsExternal Connections, 4-1 Internal Installation Connecting an External MonitorInternal Installation Connecting an USB DeviceConnecting an IEEE 1394 Device for selected model only Installing a PC CardMemory Upgrade Note Do not make any hardware change by yourselfMy Presario - Getting Started System ExpansionPage Setup Configuration Utility IntroductionIntroduction Main Menu Advanced Menu Security Menu Power Menu Setup Configuration UtilityUsing the Touchpad/Mouse Using the KeyboardSetup Configuration Utility Moving Around and Making SelectionsMain Menu IDE SettingsSetup Configuration Utility Date and TimeAdvanced Menu Fast BootBoot Sequence Setup Configuration UtilitySetup Configuration Utility Ir ModeSaveToFile Warning Message Keyboard NumlockSecurity Menu Resolution ExpansionSystem Password Setup Configuration UtilityPower Menu Enable Power ManagementMax Performance / Balanced Power Saving / Max Power Setup Configuration UtilityCustomizing Power Management Features Hard Disk Power Down AfterSetup Configuration Utility Standby AfterBattery Low Warning Beep Setup Configuration UtilitySuspend Data to Cover CloseSetup Configuration Utility OptionsDescriptions Resume On TimeExit Menu Setup Configuration UtilityChoices DescriptionsPage Preventive Maintenance What is Preventive Maintenance?Backing Up Your Files What is Preventive Maintenance? Backing Up Your FilesDeleting Unwanted Files 3. On the General tab, click Disk Cleanup3. Click Settings Preventive MaintenanceOptimizing the Computer Hard Disk Using ScanDiskUsing Disk Defragmenter Preventive MaintenancePage Specifications Appendix ACPU, Memory, and Main Components ROM BIOSPower Source Environmental SpecificationsInterfaces and Controllers Battery PackTroubleshooting Troubleshooting ApproachCommon Problems Appendix BMy Presario - Getting Started Problem The floppy disk drive cannot read or write a disketteAppendix B-2 Appendix B-3 Term definitionsMy Presario - Getting Started Page Glossary e-mail electronic mail Messages sent overdownload To receive files from another HTML hypertext markup language TheRAM random access memory The main memory of the computer USB port universal serial bus port A Page Index-1 IndexMy Presario - Getting Started My Presario - Getting Started IDE, 2-3 Infrared, See IR port IR port Selecting the mode IrDA, 1-2Index-2 Index-3 Manually initiating Setting resume on modem ringMy Presario - Getting Started