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VAIO 505 SuperSlim Notebook User Guide

Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key

Combinations/Functions

Feature

Fn+ (ESC) System Suspend

Puts the system into System Suspend mode, a power management state. To return the system to the active state, press any key or press the power switch on your computer.

Fn+ (F2)

Display power status

Displays the power status, as in the example below:

Using AC

Charging the

power

battery

Fn+ (F3)

Speaker switch

Fn+ (F4)

Speaker volume

Fn+ (F5) Brightness control

Fn+ (F7) Switch to the external display

Fn+ (F12) System Hibernation

Fn+D

Video standby

Fn+F

Change the display size

Toggles the built-in speaker off and on.

Adjusts the built-in speaker volume.

or .

To increase volume, press Fn+F4, then

To decrease volume, press Fn+F4, then

or .

Adjusts the brightness of the LCD.

To increase light intensity, press Fn+F5 and then or .

To decrease light intensity, press Fn+F5 and then

or .

 

 

 

Toggles through the LCD, external display

(connected to the

Monitor connector on the

port replicator) and both LCD and external

display.

 

 

 

Only LCD

 

LCD and external display

 

 

 

 

Only external display

Provides for the lowest level of power consumption. When you execute this command, the state of the system and state of the peripheral devices are written to the hard disk and the system power is turned off. To return the system to the original state, use the power switch to turn on power.

Turns off the LCD in order to save power.

Zooms the display size in or out when the display is set to less than maximum resolution.

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Sony PCG-505TS, PCG-505TX manual Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key, Combinations/Functions Feature

PCG-505TS, PCG-505TX specifications

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