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Using a Second Battery Pack

To charge the second battery pack

Keep the battery pack in the computer while it is connected to AC power. The

battery indicator flashes while the battery is charging. See “To charge the second

battery pack” on page57 for more information.

To remove the second battery pack

1There is a RELEASE lever on the bottom of the weight saver. To remove the

battery pack, slide the RELEASE lever on the bottom of the computer in the

Attaching Weight Saver

Charging Second Battery Pack

Battery pack

Weight saver

Second battery pack

(optional)

Battery indicators

Battery pack (supplied)

Contents

Main Notice to Users Safety Information Page Regulatory Information Declaration of Conformity Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 (United States) Telephone Consumer Guidelines (Canada) CRTC DISPOSAL OF LITHIUM ION BATTERY INDUSTRY CANADA NOTICE AVIS DE LINDUSTRIE CANADA Contents Welcome ....................................................11 Setting Up Your VAIO Notebook ..........19 Using Your VAIO Notebook ..................33 Page Welcome Features Unpacking Your VAIO Notebook Manuals Page Ergonomic Considerations Notes on setup Handling your notebook Handling the LCD screen Cleaning the display filter Page Setting Up Your VAIO Notebook Locating the Controls and Connectors Page Page Page Connecting a Power Source Using the AC Adapter Using Battery Power Page Page Page Page Starting Your Computer Shutting Down Your Computer Closing your computer Page Using Your VAIO Notebook Using the Keyboard Page Combinations and Functions with the Windows Key Indicators Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key Replacing a Keycap To replace the enter key To replace the shift or space key Using the Touchpad Using the Floppy Disk Drive To use as an external drive To use as an internal drive Page Page Page Using the DVD-ROM Drive Page Page To insert the DVD drive Notes on CD and DVD media Using PC cards Page Page Using Infrared Communication Devices Page Using a Second Battery Pack Page Page Page Removing the Optional Hard Drive (PCGA-HDX10) Using Smart Connect Connecting an i.LINK-compatible Device DVgate Hard Drive Partition VAIO Action Setup Jog Dial Control Using the Jog Dial Control Page Internal Timer i.LINK Interface Using Power Saving Modes Normal Mode System Idle Mode System Suspend Mode System Hibernation Mode Connecting Peripheral Devices Connecting a Phone Line Using the Mini Docking Station Connecting the Mini Docking Station Page Removing the Mini Docking Station from your notebook Page Connecting an external mouse or keyboard Connecting a printer to the Mini Docking Station Page Connecting a floppy disk drive to the Mini Docking Station Connecting audiovideo (AV) devices Page Connecting a CD player, an active speaker, or an amplifier Connecting a Dolby Digital Decoder integrated device Connecting a TV or a video deck Connecting a Printer to Your Computer Before using the printer To connect a printer Connecting an External Display Page Page Connecting External Speakers You can enhance the sound quality of your computer by connecting external speakers. cable into this connector. To connect external speakers Connecting an External Microphone Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device (Mouse or Keyboard) Adding Memory Page Page Page Page About the Software on Your Computer Page Page Page About Your Recovery CDs For Answers to Your Software Questions Page Page Software Information MovieShaker Importing Images and Sound Clips Create a Movie using Shaker Editing Clips and Scenes Saving a Movie PictureGear Managing Your Pictures Creating a Photo Album Using Panorama Maker Making Still Images and Panoramic from MPEG Page Troubleshooting Troubleshooting your notebook Page Page Page Troubleshooting the LCD screen Troubleshooting the mouse and touchpad Troubleshooting drives, PC cards and peripheral devices Page Page Troubleshooting software Troubleshooting the modem Troubleshooting audio Troubleshooting the printer Using the System and Application Recovery CDs Using the System Recovery CD(s) Page Using the Application Recovery CD(s) Recovering Microsoft Word 2000 Supplemental Information Switching Between NTSC and PAL Standards Selecting the Printer Port Mode for Your Printer Using the Touchpad Using Optical Out to Record Onto a MiniDisc Getting Help Specifications Page Page Page Index A B C D E F H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W