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IBM i Series 1200, i Series 1300 manual Volume turning off

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TrackPoint (continued) disabling 61 location 2 magnifying glass 50 press-to-select 47 scrolling 49 sensitivity 46 tips on using 10 using 9

TrackPoint, setting 83 troubleshooting

audio problems 100 battery problems 98 CD-ROM problems 99 charts 89

error codes 90 error messages 90

external monitor problems 104 guide 88

hibernation problems 95 indicator problems 98 input problems 93

LCD problems 97 LED problems 98 modem problems 101 no error codes 92

no error messages 92 option problems 106 other problems 108

PC Card problems 102 printer problems 103 software problems 107 standby problems 95 USB problems 100

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IBM i Series 1200, i Series 1300 manual Volume turning off

Contents

Page First Edition March With local lawThinkPad ThinkPad IiiDisk drive Functional highlightsTechnology Audio with 3DFunctional highlights About this book SpecificationsAbout this book Getting familiar with your computer, acquaints youSafety information Electrical safety noticeSafety information Or regulations Trash That isLandfills States CallFile BatteryIncor Rectly TypeDrive User Or serviceProcedures Parts Are insideContents Xii Appendix B. Product warranties and notices XiiiXiv Getting familiar with your computer This chapter provides basic information about your computerIdentifying the hardware features Front view of the computerHole Identifying the hardware features Launch buttonsRear view of the computer Twouniversal serial bus USB ports allow you to IndicatorTheline-in jack ThePC Card eject buttonThebattery pack Bottom view of the computerSystem status indicators System status indicatorsColor Not all Application Programs support this funcYour Computer TrackPointDistinctive functions of your computer ButtonsDistinctive functions of your computer Cap Backspace Fn keyHome End PgUp , PgDnFn+F10 Icon Key CombinationFn+F9 Fn+F11Fn+F2 Easy Launch ButtonsIcon Key Combination Meaning Fn+F4Numeric keypad Using the CD-ROM drive CD-ROM driveThinkPad utility programs Handling CDsComputer Bios Utility Bios Utility System InformationSelecting theSystem Information itemVersion System Bios VersionDiskette TypeBasic System SettingsSelecting theBasic System Settings Startup ConfigurationSelecting theStartup ConfigurationKey Lock Boot DriveDisplay 1st 2nd and 3rdBoot Device Onboard Devices ConfigurationSelecting theOnboardChoosing Onboard Devices Configuration System SecuritySelecting Enter Selecting Yes will erase all your changesPost Post Boot Sequence Getting familiar with your computer29 Distinctive functions of your computer Parallel Port Sleep ManagerSleep Manager Buttons Utility Easy Launch Buttons Customization UtilityTheEasy Launch buttons Conthe TrolsEasy Launch buttons optionsWhen you click the Options On ScreenCustomizing the Easy Launch buttonTo customize An ApplicationIf you Launch mark an Application 1200/1300 then Online Users GuideYour GuideReinstalling software Recovery CDReinstalling software Replacing the battery pack Replacing the battery packThinkPad donts Handling your ThinkPad computerThinkPad dos Handling your ThinkPad computerPublic-switched telephone network Pstn Use of a phone Cleaning your computer Carrying your computerLife For more information ThinkPad i Series 1200/1300 Users Reference Extending the features of your computer Customizing the TrackPoint Changing TrackPoint sensitivityTheTrackPoint Enabling Press-to-Select Customizing the TrackPointYou can click by Enabling the scrolling feature Choosing the scrolling methodCustomizing Changing AssignmentsPanel Extending the features of your51computer Increasing memory DimmIncreasing memory Boot How to Calculate Total Memory SizeExtending the features of your55 computer Upgrading the hard disk drive Upgrading the hard disk driveHard Disk drive Attaching an external mouse, keypad or keyboard Or keyboardKeypad KeypadMouse, keypad or keyboard Attaching an external keyboard and mouse MouseKeyboard Or keyboard Using IBMDisabling the TrackPoint SaverAttaching an external monitor Attaching an external monitorClick theDisplay Device ClickStart , Settings SettingsDisplay output location DOS Screen Image on the LCD ExpansionPanel Only Display modesOnly External monitor OrBoth DepthFunction ControlDisabling dual Display Considerations when using dual displayTheSettings tab An external monitorAttaching an external monitor Attaching a printer Attaching a printerInserting a PC Card Inserting a PC CardRemoving the PC Card Users GuideFor more information on using a PC Card,OnlineseeUsersthe Protecting your computer Using passwords Setting a password Using passwordsDo Not Forget Your Password Setup PasswordEntering a password PasswordsRemoving and changing a password Protecting your computer79 Using locks Using locksSolving computer problems Frequently asked questions QuestionsFrequently asked questions ClickAdvanced Switching or bothDisplay withClickControl Panel ThenCloseFor This How do I maximize battery life?Panel System?ThinkPad How Use the Recovery CDTurn Off Using HowHints, tips and considerations Hints, tips and considerationsTroubleshooting guide Troubleshooting guideTroubleshooting charts Troubleshooting chartsChart Error ActionProblem Messages OrFn+DeleteInput problems Problem ActionFn+Insert AndFn+Delete Fn+InsertDoes Or hibernation problemsOutput is not displayed. This ValueEnough LCD problems Indicator problems Battery problemsCD-ROM Problems Bus Audio ProblemsSettingsto Press Fn+BackspaceDialing Modem problemsTone PropertiesAddress System resource conSee Resolving System Resource Printer problems Problem ActionMonitor ClickExternal monitorThen clickControl Panel Solving computer problems105 Other OptionSoftware problems Other problems Lost Recovering lost or damaged softwareRecovering WindowsUsing the Recovery CD Board ThinkPad i Series 1200/1300 Users Reference 113 Getting serviceAbout Your Warranty PreparationsIdentification numbers Information on your computerOption list Information on your computerProblem recording sheet Customer service Customer service and supportHelp by telephone EasyServ WorldPurchasing additional services Purchasing additional servicesEnhanced PC support line Ordering support line services Warranty and repair servicesGetting service121 Purchasing additional services Appendix A. Features and specifications 123Processor FeaturesFeatures KeyboardMB, 3.5-inch, unformatted diskette Internal CD-ROM driveExternal interface Specifications SpecificationsFor IBM power cordsIBM power cords NumberPower PartUsed in these countries or regions For Machines Appendix B. Product warranties and noticesPeriod 129Items Not Covered by Warranty WarrantyExtent Warranty Service IBM-SERV 426-7378 . In Canada, call IBM atStatus LiabilityAppendix B. Product warranties and 133notices Year 2000 readiness Instructions Trademarks Electronic emission noticesFederal Communications Commission FCC statement Canadian Department of Communications compliance statement Telecommunication notice European Community Directive conformance statementRules Fax branding Industry Canada requirements AustraliaAvis RingerIntegrated AvertissementModem New UsersModem Users IBM ThinkPadNew Zealand Reverse Dialling standard That Fault Index 145FAQ Setting Software Problems Volume turning off