Touring your Joybook
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Touring your Joybook
Depending on the model of your Joybook, the appearance may be different
from the illustrations shown in this manual.
Front view
(1)
Built-in microphone
Receives sounds and voices for recording.
(2)
Power and quick access buttons
Power
Turns your Joybook on or off.
Internet hotkey
Starts up the Internet Explorer Web browser.
E-mail hotkey
Starts up the Windows Mail e-mail client.
Wireless LAN launch button
Enables/disables the wireless LAN.
(3)
Touchpad
(4)
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) panel
(5)
Keyboard
(6)
Earphone/SPDIF audio output socket
Can be used to connect to an earphone/headset or external speaker for
playing Joybook audio.
SPDIF (Sony-Philips Digital Interface Format) is a fibre optic digital audio
outlet for 'Mini Optical' 3.5mm plugs. It shares a common socket in the
Joybook with a standard analog audio outlet for 3.5mm stereo plugs.
• To activate SPDIF, go to Control Panel, Hardware and Sound, and select
Sound. Select SPDIF Interface under the Playback tab, click Set Default, and
then click OK.
• Supported digital audio formats: DTS, Dolby Digital, and Microsoft WMA Pro
Audio.
(7)
Audio input socket
Can be used to connect to a Hi-Fi set, radio, synthesizer, walkman, etc.
(8)
Microphone input socket
Can be used to connect to a microphone for recording sounds.
This socket is for standard analog audio using 3.5mm mono plugs only.
(9)
IEEE 1394 (FireWire) port
For connecting high-speed peripherals such as digital video cameras and
other consumer electronics devices that use the IEEE 1394 (FireWire)
interface.
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