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Page 1: ...s and memory bay 13 Chapter 2 Getting Started 15 Getting Your System Running 16 Installing the battery pack 16 Connecting the AC power 18 Starting up your notebook 19 Chapter 3 Using Your Notebook 23 Using Your Solo 2500 24 Using the keyboard 24 Using key combinations 25 Using the LCD 29 Using the pointing device 31 Using the audio 39 Using diskette media 3 5 or LS120 diskettes 41 Using disc media...

Page 2: ... 59 Setting the power button 60 Using the suspend and standby modes 61 Maximizing the battery life 63 Appendix A Accessories 65 Solo Notebook Accessories 66 Appendix B Using the BIOS Setup Program 69 About the BIOS Setup Utility 70 Using the BIOS Setup Utility 70 Appendix C Contacting Gateway 73 Contacting Gateway 74 Calling Gateway 74 Calling Gateway when outside the U S and Canada 75 Index 77 ...

Page 3: ... also provided other documentation to help you maximize using your system Please refer to the following printed and online documentation for additional resources Printed manuals The Maintaining and Troubleshooting Your Solo 2500 Notebook contains information about managing system resources preserving your system performance reinstalling your operating system and drivers and general troubleshooting...

Page 4: ...ses the following conventions to help identify information Convention example Description ENTER Key names which correspond to keys on the keyboard are printed in small capitals CTRL ALT DEL Letters in small caps A plus sign between keys indicates that the keys must be pressed simultaneously c setup Commands to be typed are repre sented in all lower case characters on an individual line Click OK Op...

Page 5: ...Chapter 1 Checking Out Your Notebook Computer Checking Out Your Solo 2500 6 ...

Page 6: ...6 Using Your Gateway Solo 2500 Multimedia Notebook Checking Out Your Solo 2500 Take a tour of your notebook to familiarize yourself with its options Keyboard and LCD panel C H D E F G H I J K A B G ...

Page 7: ...cy eject hole Provides manual eject capability to remove a CD if power is unavailable Insert a straight ened paper clip to eject the CD tray F CD ROM eject button Ejects the CD ROM tray from the drive This button is functional only when power is on G Enhanced EZ Pad TouchPad or EZ Point Controls the cursor movement on the screen H Speakers Provides high quality sound reproduction for software and ...

Page 8: ... charge Battery low Icon appears with no ticks and blinks Battery malfunction Icon appears with all ticks blinking B Charge Displays when battery is charging on AC power Turns off when battery is fully charged C AC adapter power Displays when system is powered by the AC adapter D Hard drive Displays when the computer accesses the hard drive E Floppy disk drive Displays when the computer accesses t...

Page 9: ...ebook Computer 9 G Scroll lock Visible when Scroll Lock is enabled H Pad lock Visible when Pad Lock is enabled I Caps lock Visible when Caps Lock is enabled J System docked Visible when the system is docked Indicator Icon Description ...

Page 10: ...computer printer or other peripheral Place infrared devices up to 3 feet 1 meter apart B Parallel port LPT1 Connect parallel device such as a printer to this port C Docking port Connect an optional docking station to this port D VGA port Connect the VGA monitor cable to this port E Serial port Connect an optional serial device to this port F Fan intake Pulls air into chassis to keep system compo n...

Page 11: ...ncy eject hole Provides manual eject capability to remove a diskette if power is unavailable See Using emergency eject for diskette and disc media on Page 43 C PC Card eject buttons Push once to release the eject button and push a second time to eject the PC Card D PC Card slots Accepts two Type I or Type II PC Cards or one Type III PC Card Install Type III PC Card in the bottom slot E PS 2 port C...

Page 12: ...into the battery bay to power your system with a battery F Mic in Connect an external microphone to this port to record audio 1 8 inch 3 5 mm jack G Audio Line In Connect an external audio input source computer stereo VCR etc to this port to record or play audio through the notebook speakers 1 8 inch 3 5 mm jack H Speaker out Headphone jack Connect external speakers or headphones to this port Supp...

Page 13: ...ay cover to install remove SO DIMM memory modules B Battery release latch Slide the latch to release the battery pack from the battery pack bay C Battery pack bay Slide battery pack into bay for battery power and battery charging D System identifi cation label Provides product model number serial num ber display type and processor speed A B C D ...

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Page 15: ...Chapter 2 Getting Started Getting Your System Running 16 Installing the battery pack 16 Connecting the AC power 18 Starting up your notebook 19 ...

Page 16: ...otebook with the AC adapter When the system is attached to AC power and in standby or suspend mode When the system is attached to AC power and the system is turned off The notebook can run on a fully charged battery for about 3 to 4 hours Use the battery gauge icon in the taskbar or battery gauge in the system status indicator to track the available battery power See Monitoring the battery status ...

Page 17: ...Chapter 2 Getting Started 17 1 Slide the battery pack into the battery pack bay 2 Push the battery until it snaps into place To install the battery pack ...

Page 18: ...apter Caution Replace the power cord if it becomes damaged The replacement cord must be of the same type and voltage rating as the original cord Warning Do not attempt to disassemble the AC adapter The AC adapter has no user replaceable or user serviceable parts inside The AC adapter has dangerous voltages that can cause serious personal injury or death Contact Gateway about returning defective AC...

Page 19: ...e battery icon the AC power icon and the charge icon 1 Slide the LCD panel latch to the right to release and open the LCD panel 2 Tilt the LCD panel to adjust for the proper viewing angle 3 Press the power button to turn your computer on To startup the computer Note The power button is preset to On Off mode You can set it to function either in On Off or Standby Resume mode using the BIOS setup pro...

Page 20: ... to read it 9 Click I accept the agreement then click Next The Certificate of Authenticity dialog box opens 10 Enter the Product ID number This number is located on the Certificate of Authenticity on the cover of the Windows manual 11 Click Next The Start Wizard window opens 12 Click Finish The Time Properties dialog box opens 13 Set the Time Zone and Time 14 Click OK The Add Printer Wizard dialog...

Page 21: ...he printer port usually LPT1 18 Click Next The Printer Name dialog box opens 19 Name the printer leaving the default name or rename the printer 20 Click Next 21 Click Yes or No to print a test page 22 Click Finish The Welcome dialog box opens ...

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Page 23: ...combinations 25 Using the LCD 29 Using the pointing device 31 Using the audio 39 Using diskette media 3 5 or LS120 diskettes 41 Using disc media CD ROM 42 Removing and replacing the hard disk drive 44 Using PC Cards 46 Using the IR port 48 Using the USB ports 51 Using McAfee VirusScan 52 ...

Page 24: ...with the versatility built into your Solo notebook Using the keyboard Your notebook features a full size keyboard that has the full functionality of a desktop computer keyboard Many of the keys have been assigned alternate functions including shortcut keys for Windows 95 function keys for specific system operations and pad lock keys for the numeric keypad A C D B ...

Page 25: ...ction Combination keys Press FN key plus one of the Fn Combination keys blue to perform a specific function For example FN F2 shows the Pop up status display B Fn function keys Press FN key plus another Fn Combination key such as F2 F3 F4 etc to perform a specific function C Windows logo key Press to activate the Windows Start button menu D Numeric keypad Press FN F9 to activate the numeric keypad...

Page 26: ... the LCD on Page 29 Places the system in Standby mode See Using the suspend and standby modes on Page 61 for more infor mation about the Standby mode Makes temporary changes to the power management PM mode settings by toggling the setting options PM ON enables power management with AC or bat tery power PM DC enables power management when the note book is using battery power only PM OFF disables po...

Page 27: ...ur note book DOS only In Windows this key combination puts the screen content into the clipboard You can then paste it into a program such as Paint to display or print it SysRq System Request is reserved for certain appli cations such as in some DOS programs In some programs this key combination will send you to the starting point of your text In some programs this key combination sends you to the...

Page 28: ...r the Popup Status Display reflecting the changes Use the FN F2 key combination to make the display disappear HPA display only Increases LCD contrast and displays the contrast meter for the Popup Status Display reflecting the changes Use the FN F2 key combination to make the display disappear HPA display only Decreases LCD contrast and displays the contrast meter for the Popup Status Display refle...

Page 29: ... screen TVs to give presentations and for other multimedia needs 1 Click Start Settings then Control Panel Double click the Display icon and click the Settings tab in the Display Properties window 2 Change the desktop area display resolution by sliding the Desktop area slider to adjust pixel resolution to 640 x 480 3 Change the font size to Large Font 4 Click Apply then OK Windows changes the disp...

Page 30: ...ok and the other end to the video connector on the monitor 2 Press FN F3 to change the active display from LCD only to LCD and monitor or monitor only Continue changing the display options until you get the desired display Depending upon the external monitor you are using you may have to lower the video resolution to 640 x 480 Refer to your monitor manual to find out its display resolution capabil...

Page 31: ...SB port or the serial port Review this section to find out more about these pointing device options Using the Enhanced EZ Pad TouchPad The Enhanced EZ Pad TouchPad provides you with fast and easy navigation in large documents spreadsheets emails and when using the Internet You can scroll zoom autoscroll and pan with the convenience of a wheel mouse in the space saving form of a touchpad that is in...

Page 32: ...y to learn and use this pointing device This touchpad also uses the Smart Edges technology to let you to continue to move the cursor and drag objects even when your finger reaches the edges of the touchpad This lets you move horizontally and vertically without being constrained by the size of the touchpad This is especially useful when dragging objects and selecting text because there is no need t...

Page 33: ...ngers Tap 3 fingers Left button double click Double tap 1 finger Left button drag Tap and drag Smart Edges Tap and drag When your finger stops at an edge of the TouchPad the cursor continues moving across the screen until you lift or move your finger away from the edge of the TouchPad Mouse Action TouchPad Action ...

Page 34: ...rn to previous Web sites using Internet Explorer Expand or collapse menu trees in Windows Explorer Click on the wheel middle mouse button Autoscroll Tap with two fingers to drop an Origin mark As the cursor moves away from this origin the document scrolls The direction and distance from the origin controls the scroll ing direction and speed Any subsequent keystroke mouse click or roller action ter...

Page 35: ...acceleration scrolling speed edge motion and others 1 Double click the icon in the task tray bottom right corner to access the touchpad properties Mouse Action TouchPad Action Middle button double click Right button double click Double tap 2 fingers Double tap 3 fingers Middle button drag Right button drag Slide 2 fingers 2nd finger does not need to stay on the pad Drag 3 fingers 2nd and 3rd finge...

Page 36: ... Help to find more helps about using the touchpad Using the EZ Point optional The optional EZ Point pointing device provides an easy way to move the cursor across the screen and navigate through software The EZ Point consists of a stick located on the keyboard between the G and H keys and two click buttons located below the spacebar on the keyboard A EZ Point B EZ Point select buttons mouse button...

Page 37: ... can customize the EZ Point Use the following instructions to change EZ Point properties such as pointer size button assignments cursor speed and acceleration 1 Click Start Settings then Control Panel The Control Panel opens 2 Double click the Mouse icon The Mouse Properties dialog box opens 3 Click the tab of your choice in Mouse Properties dialog box to access and customize various aspects of th...

Page 38: ...eyboard Y ou can attach an external mouse or keyboard to the notebook using the PS 2 port the USB port or the serial port The optional docking stations also have ports for external connections It is not necessary to shut down the system to connect an external PS 2 mouse or keyboard Just connect it to the port and start to work If the touchpad or stickpoint drivers do not support the external mouse...

Page 39: ...the left side of the system controls the speaker out port and the internal system speakers The volume level for other ports is controlled by the multimedia software 1 Click Start Settings and Control Panel Double click the Multimedia icon The Multimedia Properties dialog box opens 2 Click the Audio tab 3 Set the Playback and Recording levels to your preference 1 Double click the Speaker icon botto...

Page 40: ...he left side of your notebook 1 Click Start Programs Accessories Multimedia then Sound Recorder The Sound Recorder opens 2 Click Edit then Audio Properties to set or check record volume levels 3 Click OK 4 Click the Record button Recording starts 5 Click the Stop button Recording stops 6 Click File then Save As 7 Name the recording 8 Click Save The recording is saved To make an audio recording Not...

Page 41: ...e optional If your system has the 3 5 diskette drive use 3 5 diskettes with up to 1 44 MB capacity The LS120 drive works just like any other diskette drive except that it can read and write to the standard 3 5 diskettes 720 KB 1 44MB or to LS120 diskettes SuperDisk that hold up to 120 MB of data To play back a recording in Media Player Caution Do not expose diskettes to water or magnetic fields Ex...

Page 42: ...he disc has two playable sides place the disc so that the name of the side you want to play A or B is facing up 3 Press the Eject button to close the tray 1 Double click the My Computer icon The My Computer window opens 2 Double click the CD ROM drive icon Playing an audio CD The CD ROM accepts standard CD data discs music CDs and photo CDs You can play and control an audio CD using the CD Player ...

Page 43: ...e CD Player software to get familiar with each button function You can change music tracks view playing times control the volume set preferences define a play list and even set the system to continuous or random play using this dialog box 4 Control audio play as desired Using emergency eject for diskette and disc media You may encounter a circumstance when it is not possible or convenient to open ...

Page 44: ...placing the hard disk drive You can remove the hard disk drive HDD from your notebook to swap to a second HDD If you decide to add a new HDD then use the documentation that comes with the HDD to prepare the hard drive for use 1 Save all work 2 Click Start Shut Down Shut down your computer then click OK 3 Close the LCD lid 4 Disconnect the AC power 5 Remove the battery See To remove the battery pac...

Page 45: ...Chapter 3 Using Your Notebook 45 6 Turn the notebook over and remove the screw that secures the HDD 7 Slide the HDD out and lift up ...

Page 46: ...C Card slots also known as PCMCIA card slots are located behind the PC Card doors on the right side of your notebook see PC Card slots on Page 11 These slots accept PC Card 16 PC Card 32 CardBus or Zoomed Video cards Your notebook is configured to automatically accept most PC Cards If you ordered your notebook with a modem then the modem drivers are already installed You do not need to restart you...

Page 47: ...nstallation steps the first time you insert a PC Card Operate the device as recommended in the PC Card manufacturer s manual 1 Click the PC Card icon in the taskbar 2 Click the card that you want remove 3 Click Stop A screen appears stating that you may safely remove the device 4 Click OK To insert a PC Card To remove a PC Card Note If you are using a Type III PC Card or Zoomed Video card it must ...

Page 48: ...t into the back of your notebook see Fast IR port on Page 10 uses infrared technology to send and receive signals between the notebook and a remote device equipped with an IR port A variety of desktop computers printers and other peripherals are IR equipped Use the manufacturer s documentation to setup a remote IR device Your notebook shipped with the IR port enabled If you do not use the IR port ...

Page 49: ...ouble click the System icon The System Properties dialog box opens 4 Click the Device Manager tab 5 Click beside Infrared The Built in Infrared port on laptop or desktop appears in the list 6 Double click Built in Infrared port on laptop or desktop The Built in Infrared port on laptop or desktop Properties dialog box opens To disable the IR port ...

Page 50: ...lick to add a check in the checkbox beside Disable in this hardware profile 8 Click OK 9 Click OK under the Device Manager tab 10 Next double click the Infrared icon located in the Control Panel The Infrared Monitor dialog box opens 11 Click the Options tab ...

Page 51: ...hat serves as a single port alternative to connecting devices that traditionally have required their own specific ports such as mice joysticks keyboards scanners video conferencing cameras and speakers To use connect the USB compatible peripheral into the USB port see USB ports on Page 12 The USB automatically installs and configures the necessary drivers and the system resources ...

Page 52: ...efore they become active If transmitted unnoticed viruses can damage data cause computers to crash or display bothersome or offensive messages Avoiding computer virus infection is important and McAfee VirusScan helps you protect your system from computer viruses If you are using floppy diskettes to transfer information to your system you can run the McAfee VirusScan software on the diskette to che...

Page 53: ... Updating your version of McAfee VirusScan is important because it keeps your virus protection current If you have a modem an analog phone line and a subscription to an Internet service provider you can update McAfee VirusScan software Click the Update button and follow the on screen instructions to complete the update process Note You must have a modem installed in your system and properly connec...

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Page 55: ...ower Usage Maximizing Power Management 56 Charging the battery pack 56 Using the battery 58 Monitoring the battery status 59 Setting the power button 60 Using the suspend and standby modes 61 Maximizing the battery life 63 ...

Page 56: ...ery in the following modes When you are using your notebook with the AC adapter When the system is attached to AC power and in standby or suspend mode When the system is attached to AC power and the system is powered off You can also purchase an external battery charger or an airplane automobile adapter from Gateway Add Ons The external charger can charge an additional battery while charging a bat...

Page 57: ...Make the battery swap quickly to conserve the backup battery power 1 Save all work 2 If you are using Windows 95 or NT click Start on the taskbar then Suspend to put the system into suspend mode OR If you are using Windows 98 click Start on the taskbar then click Shut Down Standby then OK to put the system into standby mode OR Shut down the system 3 Close the LCD panel and turn your notebook over ...

Page 58: ...ting conditions Li ion batteries have about 600 charge cycles and NiMH have about 400 charge cycles before they require replacement Battery life is affected by how much you use the system components like the hard drive CD ROM drive LCD display or other components For example battery life is reduced by using a screen saver rather than the suspend function Battery life is also reduced by playing an ...

Page 59: ...Cycle diskette in the A drive 4 Start up your notebook The Learning Cycle software starts 5 Follow the onscreen directions for the battery learning software Monitoring the battery status There are many ways to track your battery status Use any one of the following battery indicators to track the battery power level Battery gauge icon This icon appears in the taskbar tray bottom right corner of the...

Page 60: ...ntage where 100 represents a fully charged battery If the battery level is low a warning icon appears 2 The 2nd line indicates the current power management setting OFF ON or DC 3 The 3rd line shows the current power source AC ON or AC OFF 4 The 4th line displays the current BIOS used on the system The menu stays open for about ten seconds Setting the power button You can change the Power Button Mo...

Page 61: ... notebook For example if you have a program running and you place the notebook into Suspend mode when the system is brought out of Suspend mode the software will still be operating Windows 95 Windows NT Resume Awakens system from Suspend mode Restores power to notebook Windows 95 Windows NT Sleep Causes the CPU clock to stop Video controller to power down Hard disk to power down Input output contr...

Page 62: ...e BIOS Setup program To access the Power menu in the BIOS Setup program see Using the BIOS Setup Utility on Page 70 Also see the example BIOS settings table in the Maximizing the battery life on Page 63 for sleep and timeout settings If your notebook is and you want to Do the following OFF Startup Press the power button ON Suspend Click Start Suspend OR Press FN F4 In Suspend mode Resume power Pre...

Page 63: ... these practices Dim the display brightness as low as is comfortable Close the LCD lid when not in use The LCD display turns off until the lid is opened Adjust the Power menu settings in the BIOS setup program for maximum battery life For example you can also make custom settings to the Standby mode such as changing the Sleep and Standby Timeout Changing the timeouts lets you choose the length of ...

Page 64: ... PC Card manufacturer s documentation to find out if the card uses power when not in use Keep the battery pack in the computer when using AC power to continuously charge the battery Minimize using CD ROM drive The CD ROM drive uses considerable battery power Setting Power saving mode Power button mode Standby Resume PM Control Battery Power Savings Maximum Battery Life Sleep Timeout 2 Minutes Stan...

Page 65: ...Appendix A Accessories Solo Notebook Accessories 66 ...

Page 66: ...her features are the MIDI game port and two PS 2 ports that let you attach peripheral devices such as an external keyboard mouse or joystick to the docking station Once you connect the peripherals you can leave them attached for the next time you need them The Mini docking station enhances the capabilities of your Solo notebook by providing a one step connection to external devices such as a monit...

Page 67: ...to the industry standard EmPower in seat power receptacles now available on major airlines or into any available cigarette lighter in a car boat or RV In addition to providing a safe external power source the advanced lightweight design also allows you to conveniently recharge your notebook s batteries during travel ...

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Page 69: ...Appendix B Using the BIOS Setup Program About the BIOS Setup Utility 70 Using the BIOS Setup Utility 70 ...

Page 70: ...ibed in this manual In that case some of the examples may differ somewhat from what you see If there are differences follow the Item Specific Help box in the right hand column of the BIOS Setup menu Using the BIOS Setup Utility The computer s BIOS has a built in setup utility that lets you configure several basic system characteristics The settings are stored in battery backed RAM and are retained...

Page 71: ...s the screen you are in and returns you to the previous screen The left arrow and right arrow keys move you between the five menus ENTER either moves you to a submenu screen when a selected item is preceded by or ENTER activates a selected field PhoenixBIOS Setup Utility Main Advanced Security Power Exit Item Specific Help System Time System Date Diskette A Diskette B Onboard IDE drive 0 Internal ...

Page 72: ...ngs related to your system hardware and configuration Advanced gives you access to information and settings for system resources hardware and system configuration Security gives you access to settings related to system access passwords Power gives you access to information and settings related to power saving functions available with your system Exit gives you access to options for exiting the BIO...

Page 73: ...Appendix C Contacting Gateway Contacting Gateway 74 Calling Gateway 74 Calling Gateway when outside the U S and Canada 75 ...

Page 74: ...________________ Calling Gateway Gateway offers a wide range of customer service technical support and information services If you have questions or problems contact the Gateway service that is most appropriate for your needs Assistance resources How to reach Information available Sales Client Support 800 846 2000 Information about sys tems pricing orders billing statements war ranty service and o...

Page 75: ...Appendix C Contacting Gateway 75 Calling Gateway when outside the U S and Canada Please refer to your Gateway Warranty booklet for information and the contact numbers for Gateway outside the U S ...

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Page 77: ...3 battery learning software 59 battery life 16 maximizing 63 battery pack bay 13 charging 56 installing 16 swapping 57 battery status 59 BIOS menu descriptions 72 setup utility 70 updating iv utility navigating 71 break function key 27 brightness display 20 button power 7 standby resume 7 C calling Gateway outside the U S and Canada 75 U S Canada 74 cap lock 9 CardBus 46 CD ROM drive 7 8 eject 7 e...

Page 78: ...ine iii printed iii E eject CD ROM 7 floppy disk drive 11 LS120 drive 11 PC Card 11 electronic documentation iii emergency eject CD ROM 7 floppy disk drive 11 LS120 drive 11 end key 27 external keyboard 38 mouse 38 external mic 12 external monitor changing resolution 30 EZ Pad touchpad 31 enhanced 7 EZ Point replacing cap 38 stickpoint 7 36 F F10 27 F11 27 F12 27 F2 26 F3 26 F4 26 F6 26 F9 26 fan ...

Page 79: ...ocked 9 VGA port 10 increase LCD brightness 27 LCD contrast 28 indicators system LCD 8 system status 7 input audio 12 inserting PC Cards 47 installing battery pack 16 IR using 48 J jacks audio line in 12 headphones 12 mic in 12 speakers 12 K Kensington lock 12 key combinations 25 keyboard 6 7 24 external 38 using 24 keypad 26 numeric 25 keys application 25 combination 25 end 27 F10 27 F11 27 F12 2...

Page 80: ...suspend standby 61 monitor external 26 TV display 26 monitoring battery status 59 mouse 7 external 38 mousepad 31 N navigating BIOS utility 71 notebook accessories 66 NTSC out 29 30 numeric keypad 25 26 28 O online documentation iii operating system setup 20 order number 74 P pad lock 9 function keys 26 28 page down 27 page up 27 PAL out 30 parallel port 10 pause function key 27 PC Cards ejecting ...

Page 81: ...drive 44 46 resolution changing display 30 resume Windows 95 98 and NT 61 S sales client support 74 scroll lock 9 function key 27 serial number 13 74 serial port 10 setting power button 60 standby resume 60 setup BIOS 70 first time 20 shutdown Windows 95 and NT 62 Windows 98 63 sleep mode 61 software battery learning 59 setup 20 speakers 7 external 12 out jack 12 volume 12 standby mode 26 61 Windo...

Page 82: ...ial Bus 12 51 using batteries 58 EZ Point 36 IR port 48 keyboard 24 38 McAfee VirusScan 52 mouse 38 PC Cards 46 touchpad 31 USB 51 your system 24 V VCR connecting computer to 29 VGA port 10 viruses scanning diskettes 52 scanning for 52 updating McAfee VirusScan 53 volume wheel 12 W website Gateway iv Windows key 25 Windows 95 and NT suspend mode 61 62 Windows 95 98 and NT resume 61 Windows 98 powe...

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Page 84: ...and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Accessories This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device The accessory associated with this equipment is the shielded power cord This accessory is required to be used...

Page 85: ...Class 2 category Information Technology Equipment to be used in a residential area or an adjacent area thereto and conforms to the standards set by the Voluntary Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment aimed at preventing radio interference in such residential area When used near a radio or TV receiver it may become the cause of radio interference Read instructions for...

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