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Wireless LAN antenna

Built-in lithium-ion battery pack (BN-LL23E)

Ventilation slots

Microphone input

Reset button

Headphone output

SD memory card slot

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Contents

MP-XV841US 2EN Dear Customer When using the wireless LAN Radio waves emitted from wireless LANs Battery Packs How To Handle CD-ROMs 6EN Checking Inventory Restriction JVC Software License AgreementCopyright Ownership Grant of License Transfer of the Software Term Limited WarrantyLimitation of Liability Termination 10EN Copyright Ownership EN11 Restricted Rights Legend Table of Contents 12EN Parts and Component Names 14EN Setting UP 16EN Mounting/Dismounting the Lithium-Ion Battery PackMounting Battery Pack Open the display panel EN17 18EN Make sure that the battery pack is fully rechargedMake sure that the battery pack is fully recharged Approximate recharging times Press the On/Off key Status indicatorsTurning On/Off Key On Rename your computer and click Next Initial Setup of Microsoft Windows20EN Click Next Enter the user name and click Next Click Finish Click start 22ENTurn-Off Click Turn Off computer JVC Original Software and System Applications Setup software Setup of JVC Original SoftwareRead the License Agreement when displayed 24ENPage CC Converter When the menu above appears, click on the desired option26EN Explanation of menu options High tone Expansion About the expansion effect modesHarmonic Expansion All range Expansion Exit 28ENPD-TS decoder Easy Network Changer To start the utility 30EN Tip Software to prevent virus infection from the Internet Adobe Reader Norton AntiVirusRealOne Player Can play back a video file UltraPost 32ENInterVideo WinDVD 5 for JVC To Set Up the Standard Applications Again To Uninstall a Standard Application 34EN Navigate in the Internet World 36EN Contracting with the Internet Service ProviderWhen you have contracted with a provider Contract with the provider Connection of Telephone Line and Modem Setup Setting up the modem 38EN Internet Connection Setup 40EN Click Set up my connection manually option, and click NextClick Connect using a dial-up modem option, and click Next Click Connect to the Internet option, and click Next Click Finish. The setup for connection wizard is complete Enter the phone number, and click Next 42EN Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties screen will appear Click Connect Connecting to the Internet44EN Disconnection from the Internet Accessing a Web 46EN Setting Up E-Mail Software Click start and click E-mail on the Menu 48EN Enter the Account name and Password, and click Next Transmission 50ENSending and Receiving E-mails Create Create a message 52EN To check the received messages, click Inbox on the screen Operations Using the Pointing Device 54EN Scroll buttons Double-clickDrag Using the Numeric Keypad Using KeyboardUsing Hot keys 56EN How to attach any other key top If a Key Top Has Come Off Center keys Using the center keys58EN DVD/CD operations Using the DVD/CD function keysVolume control operations 60EN Hardware Inserting the discs Using the DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW driveTypes of discs supported Removing Tip What to do if the disc tray does not pop out Remove the dummy card Using the SD Memory Card Slot64EN Insert an SD memory card Changing the external displays resolution Using an External MonitorConnecting an external monitor LCD LCD panel of PC ¥ CRT external monitor ¥ LCD + CRT Setting the IP address manually Connecting to a NetworkSetting for Network Connection 66EN Setting a computer name or work group 68EN Checking the MAC addressPage Types of Wireless LAN Networks Network Connections Using a Wireless LANGeneral Description of Wireless LAN 70EN Suggestions for Using the Wireless LAN Setup Procedure for the Wireless LAN Start up the PC Set the IP address to be used by the wireless LAN72EN Continue to next 74EN Wireless Network Connection screen appears 76EN WPA Wireless Network Connection Status screen will appear Close all screens. This completes the settings 78EN Checking the Battery Level Click the Power Meter tab Power-saving Mode 80EN System in standby status System in halt status 82EN Increasing the Optional Memory Capacity Adding or Removing a Memory Board Removing the memory board 84ENMounting a memory board Checking the Additional Memory Board Total amount of memory appears on the screen Using the UltraPOST self-diagnosis tool 86EN PC Recovery Repeated PC Setup Before Starting Repeated Setup Setting Up Your PC AgainWhat is the Recovery? Repeated Setup If you respond with a System Recovery ProcedureSelect the recovery method disk partitioning If you respond with C 90EN Troubleshooting 92EN PowerPower does not turn on If the Q&A does not help you Terminating an application forcibly Startup and Operation of WindowsScreen has hung 94ENTROUBLESHOOTING When the Stand By lamp is not lit To adjust the LCD display brightnessWhen the Stand By lamp is flashing Display When you are connecting via an Isdn line Using the InternetWhen a divider is used Cannot dial up Check the dialing setting PC dials but connection is not established 98EN Check the following Check the user name and passwordAdvice when using the internal modem PC cannot send or receive e-mail messages Has the security been set correctly? Wireless LANIf the wireless LAN cannot be set to on or OFF Has the IP address been set correctly? Battery discharge faster than expected BatteryBattery is not charged How can I check the MAC address? Is the disc scratched? DVD-ROM & CD-R/RW driveDid you insert the disc with its label side facing up? Is there any condensation in the PC or on the disc? Data cannot be read at the highest speed 102ENData saving fails midway through the process Change the writing speed to a lower speedPage 104EN SD memory cards PC is hot Forgot the passwordMiscellaneous PC makes no sound Setting procedure does not complete 106EN Appendix 108EN List of Support Centers Trademark Notice When the disc is dirty MaintenanceWhen the surface of the unit is dirty 110EN How to Dispose Main unit Specification112EN Wireless LAN Specifications AC Power Adapter MP-ACX2 114EN Options separately available