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Samsung NP905S3G-K02PL When Using the Auto Adapter, When Using the Airplane Charging Coverter

Models: NP870Z5G-X01DE NP905S3G-K02IL NP270E5E-X02HU NP470R5E-X01RU NP450R5E-X04RU NP470R5E-X01SA NP915S3G-K04SA NP915S3G-K04SE NP470R5E-X02ES NP470R4E-K01CZ NP940X3G-K02SA NP270E5G-X03SA NP905S3G-K02SA NP910S5J-K01SA NP270E5G-K02TR NP900X3G-K01DE NP270E5G-K03GR NP910S5J-K02DE NP915S3G-K01DE NP940X3G-K02IT NP870Z5G-X02DE NP270E5G-K04IT NP450R5E-K01IT NP905S3G-K02TR NP910S5J-K01AT NP910S5J-K01TR NP915S3G-K02AT NP270E5E-K02IT

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Safety Precautions

When Using the Auto Adapter

When a cigar socket is provided, you have to use the auto adapter (optional). Insert the cigar plug of the auto adapter into the cigar socket and connect the DC plug of the auto adapter to the power input port of the computer.

Auto Adapter

DC Plug

Cigar Plug

In-flight Cigar Socket

When Using the Airplane Charging Coverter

Depending on the airplane, you have to use the auto adapter and charging converter. Connect the airplane charging converter (optional) to the auto adapter (optional) and then insert the airplane power input jack into the power outlet.

Charging		1 Connect this end to

Converter
		the auto adapter.

Connect the airplane power 2 input jack to the power

outlet of the airplane.

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Samsung NP905S3G-K02PL When Using the Auto Adapter, When Using the Airplane Charging Coverter, Safety Precautions, DC Plug

Contents

User Guide Chapter 4. Settings and Upgrade ContentsChapter 2. Using Windows Chapter 3. Using the computerProper Posture During Computer Use Safety PrecautionsChapter Getting Started Before You StartBefore You Start Safety Precaution NotationsText Notations About the capacity representation of the storage CopyrightOS and Software Support About the Product Capacity Representation StandardInstallation Related Safety PrecautionsSafety Precautions Power Relatedwall outlet and contact a service center Failure to do so may result in electric shock AC Adapter Usage PrecautionsSafety Precautions Using another adapter may cause the screen to flickerSafety Precautions Battery Usage RelatedThere is a danger of electric shock or choking Safety Precautions Usage RelatedSafety Precautions Upgrade RelatedSafety Precautions Security and Movement RelatedFailure to do so may cause electric shock Do not place a heavy object over the product Safety PrecautionsInstallation Related Battery Usage RelatedUsage Related Safety PrecautionsFailure to do so may cause electric shock or fire Safety PrecautionsThere is a danger of damaging the product or personal injury There is a danger of injury or electric shockThe product might be damaged or users may trip over the cables Safety PrecautionsUpgrade Related Security and Movement RelatedSafety Precautions Cautions on Preventing Data Loss Hard Disk ManagementWhen Using the AC Power Plug Using the Power Supply in an AirplaneSafety Precautions Connect the airplane power 2 input jack to the power When Using the Auto AdapterWhen Using the Airplane Charging Coverter Safety PrecautionsProper Posture Proper Posture During Computer UseKeep the monitor or LCD away from your eyes by at least 50cm Eye PositionHand Position Proper Posture During Computer UseOperation Condition Volume Control Headphones and SpeakersUse Time Break Time IlluminationFront View Overview1 2 3 Status IndicatorsPower OverviewOverview Right Viewport such as a keyboard/mouse, digital Overview Left Viewsupplies power to the computer 2 Wired LAN Port Connect the Ethernet cable to this portChapter Bottom ViewThe latch used to remove or install OverviewAbout Windows Activation Adjusting the screen brightnessTurning the Computer On and Off Turning the computer onthe computer off according to the procedures for the Turning the computer offOn the desktop On the Start screenPower On the CharmsUnlocking the screen 2 Click SettingsUsing Apps Chapter Using WindowsWhat is Microsoft Windows? Using the CharmsViewing Help+Tips What is Microsoft Windows?Displaying Help Desktop Screen At a GlanceScreen At a Glance Using the Start buttonStart screen Using WindowsSamsung Apps supplied with the Screen At a GlanceActivating the Charms Using the CharmsSelect a wireless network to connect Changing the SettingsChange PC settings Using the CharmsStarting/Exiting an App Using AppsUsing Apps To exit the current app using the touchpad/mouseEx When removing an App in the Start screen Using split screensAdding/Removing an App to/from the Start Screen Using AppsUsing Apps Camera App at a GlanceTo play the photo or movie To edit photosConfiguring your Microsoft Account Using the Windows StoreUsing Apps You can use the following convenient hot keys in Windows Windows Hot Key FunctionWired Network Chapter Using the computerConnecting an External Display Device Adjusting the VolumeMethod KeyboardShortcut Keys MethodName KeyboardFunction Settings Other Function KeysKeyboard Moving the cursor on the screen TouchpadBasic Touchpad Functions Click FunctionDrag Function Configuring the Gesture FunctionThe Gesture Function of the Touchpad Optional Right Button FunctionLast Run Window Opening Function The Scroll FunctionCharms Menu Activating Function Zoom FunctionsTouchpad Touchpad On/Off FunctionLocking with shortcut keys Chapter 3 Using the computerCD Drive ODD, Optional Using CD DriveMemory Card Naming Multi Card SlotMulti Card Slot To remove a memory cardClick to open the folder and click View Files Multi Card Slot To format a memory cardAbout the connection cable Connecting an External Display DeviceDuplicate Connecting to the monitor port OptionalConnecting an External Display Device PC Screen onlyConnecting an External Display Device Connecting through the HDMI port OptionalAdding programs for PowerXpress graphics technology Using AMD Graphics Effectively optionalConnecting an External Display Device Registering programs to be executed by the external graphics chipset Using NVIDIA graphics more efficiently optionalConnecting an External Display Device Using the Sound Recorder Adjusting the VolumeAdjusting the Volume using the Keyboard Adjusting the Volume using the Volume Adjustment ProgramSwitching the picture mode Controlling the Brightness Using the KeyboardLCD Brightness Control LCD bad pixels principle of computer Saving battery power consumptionInstructions for Cleaning the LCD LCD Brightness ControlConnecting to the Wired LAN Wired NetworkConfigure the IP settings Wired NetworkWired Network Using the WOL Wake On LAN functionProperties What is an Access Point AP? Wireless Network OptionalWireless Network Optional Connecting to a Wireless LANIf you click the Charms menu Settings Setting Up the TPM Using the TPM Security Device OptionalInitializing the TPM chip Using the TPM Security Device OptionalSelect TPM Host SW and click Install Installing the TPM programUsing the TPM Security Device Optional Status item and set the item to Enable and ActivateUsing the TPM Security Device Optional Registering the TPM program1 and then click Infineon Security Platform Solution Using the TPM program Using the TPM Security Device OptionalEncrypting a file folder Using the TPM Security Device Optional Opening an encrypted folder fileUsing the TPM Security Device Optional When the virtual drive PSD does not appearUsing the virtual drive Personal Secure Drive PSD Decrypting an encrypted folder fileUsing the TPM Security Device Optional When the virtual drive PSD is not loadedOpen the File Explorer On the desktop, select the Charms menu Settings Deleting the 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When Using the Auto Adapter

Auto Adapter

DC Plug

Cigar Plug

When Using the Airplane Charging Coverter

Charging

Converter

Connect the airplane power 2 input jack to the power

outlet of the airplane.