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Table of Contents

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Notebook Care

Introducing Your NEC VERSA

Introducing BIOS Setup for Windows

Windows

XP Operating System Introduction

Notebook Components

Applications

Using Your NEC VERSA

Preparing for Travel

Using Peripheral Devices

Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment

Problem Checklist

Recovery Information for Windows

Frequently Asked Questions

Safety Notices

Glossary

License Agreement

Copyright

Trademarks

Official Name of the Software Used

Summary of Contents for VERSA N1100 Series

Page 1: ...NEC VERSA N1100 Series Electronic User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...tebook Components 39 Applications 40 Using Your NEC VERSA 49 Preparing for Travel 57 Using Peripheral Devices 60 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment 62 Problem Checklist 68 Recovery Information for Windows XP 70 Frequently Asked Questions 73 Safety Notices 79 Glossary 86 License Agreement 87 Copyright 89 Trademarks 90 Official Name of the Software Used 91 ...

Page 3: ...ury or even loss of life For specific models only Items marked with an asterisk denotes optional items only supplied for specific models If the items are not found in the packaging box it means that they are not applicable to the notebook you have just purchased hence they are not included for you in the notebook Electronic User s Guide This Electronic User s Guide aims to help you familiarise you...

Page 4: ...sical contact such as being bumped or dropped Check the notebook for condensation If condensation is present allow it to evaporate before switching on the notebook Keep the notebook away from dust sand and dirt Note For information on the specifications of your notebook please refer to the System Configuration Label on the packaging box that comes with your system CAUTION Before you connect or dis...

Page 5: ...rom its AC power outlet if it is not going to be used for a long time This will avoid damage from transient over voltage Do not attempt to disassemble the notebook Do not push any foreign objects into the notebook bays connectors or slots Keep the notebook away from magnetised areas some airline tray tables are magnetic do not set your notebook on top of them Doing so may damage the data on your h...

Page 6: ...ent Guidelines in this Electronic User s Guide Page 85 Keep the storage area free from vibration and magnetic fields Keep the notebook and its components away from organic solvents or corrosive gases Avoid leaving the notebook and its components under direct sunlight or near heat sources Routine Cleaning CAUTION Never use harsh solutions household cleaners or spray cleaners that contain caustic ma...

Page 7: ...your notebook productively and safely Information includes setting up and using your notebook while reducing your risk of developing nerve muscle or tendon disorders For more information please refer to Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment in this Electronic User s Guide Page 62 Read through this Electronic User s Guide to familiarise yourself with the notebook NEC VERSA The notebook offers you a...

Page 8: ...r notebook B LCD Panel A high resolution colour LCD display C Keyboard Standard QWERTY key layout models purchased may be shipped with country specific keyboard layouts D Touchpad Works like a standard computer mouse Simply move your fingertip over the touchpad to control the position of the cursor E LED Panel A panel of several LEDs which indicate various system conditions For more information pl...

Page 9: ... to your notebook C Ventilator This provides ventilation to ensure your notebook s temperature is optimal D USB Gadget Charger Port Allows you to charge devices that can be charged from a USB port such as portable media players and mobile phones while the notebook is in sleep hibernate or powered down mode E Microphone In Jack Allows you to connect an external microphone This will transmit sound t...

Page 10: ...onnect USB equipped peripheral devices such as printers monitors and scanners to your notebook C LAN Port Connects to a network cable allowing your notebook to communicate with other devices over a network such as via the Internet D AC Power Port Lets you attach the notebook to the AC Power source using the AC adaptor that comes with your notebook Keep the notebook connected to AC Power whenever p...

Page 11: ... refer to Introducing Your NEC VERSA Replacing the Battery in this Electronic User s Guide Page 20 B Battery Bay Equipped with a rechargeable Li Ion battery C Battery Release Latch Releases the battery from the battery bay For more information please refer to Introducing Your NEC VERSA Replacing the Battery in this Electronic User s Guide Page 20 ...

Page 12: ... Num Lock again the keys revert to their normal functions as typewriter keys Control Keys C Ctrl Alt Fn and Shift are controls used in conjunction with other keys to change their functions To use control keys press and hold down the control key while pressing another key For example Press Ctrl c means to hold down the Ctrl key and press the c key Key combinations are specific to the application yo...

Page 13: ...ery is charging Battery Charge LED Indicator Blinks Amber Indicates that there is a battery error Note The battery may be overheating and therefore cannot start charging Disconnect the AC adapter from the wall outlet and allow both the notebook and battery to cool to room temperature Radio Wave LED Indicator Green Indicates that the Radio Wave is On Off Indicates that the Wireless LAN switch is Of...

Page 14: ...de Change Switches between power modes Fn F6 System Beep On Off Toggles On Off the system speaker When toggled On the notebook will beep once Fn F8 Brightness Down Lowers the brightness of your screen display Each press lowers the brightness by one level Fn F9 Brightness Up Increases the brightness of your screen display Each press increases the brightness by one level Fn F10 Speaker Volume Down L...

Page 15: ...ride powers off the notebook Only use this option if you cannot power off your notebook using the normal procedure For more information please refer to Windows XP Operating System Introduction Managing System Power in this Electronic User s Guide Page 31 Optional Accessories For more information on accessories please refer to or contact to the local sales representative near you ...

Page 16: ...is the primary button Clicking it usually selects the item your cursor is pointing at C Right Click Button Clicking this button usually opens a menu of options available for the item currently selected If you find the double tap difficult to use go to the next section for general directions about adjusting the touchpad properties Note If you install another mouse driver over the shipping default t...

Page 17: ...C power or to recharge the battery pack Use the AC adaptor whenever an AC power outlet is nearby Keep the adaptor connected whenever possible The AC adaptor charges the battery when it is connected whether the notebook is powered on or off Note The power cable may vary from country to country Note Consult your dealer or the local electrical authorities if you are unsure of the type of power cord t...

Page 18: ...sed Check with your local dealer for HAR Harmonisation certification mark type 18 AWG American Wire Gauge 2 conductor cord or better Obtain replacement cords at an authorised service centre The replacement must be of the same type and voltage rating as of the original cord Using the Battery Note Although the battery is fully charged at the factory transit and shelf time may reduce the initial batt...

Page 19: ...the specified charge time only During charging keep the environmental temperature between 5 C and 35 C Read the instructions that come with the battery charger before charging the battery Low Battery Power When battery power gets low connect your notebook to the AC adaptor If no AC adaptor is available change the battery using the battery replacement procedure For more information please refer to ...

Page 20: ...its a foul odour Keep the battery dry and away from water Keep metal objects away from battery terminals Metal objects in contact with the connectors can cause a short circuit and subsequently damage the battery If the battery leaks If the battery leaks onto skin or clothing wash the area immediately with clean running water Battery fluid can cause skin rashes and damage fabric If battery fluid ge...

Page 21: ...lace your notebook in this position and follow the steps stated to remove the battery 1 Save your files exit Windows and turn off system power 2 Close the LCD panel and turn the system over CAUTION Be extra careful to avoid damage to your notebook 3 Unlock the battery security lock 4 Hold the latch to the Unlock position 5 Lift this area up 6 Carefully remove the battery from its bay ...

Page 22: ...all the battery 1 Turn the notebook over CAUTION Be extra careful to avoid damage to your notebook 2 Make sure you unlock the battery security lock 3 Align the battery with the battery bay slot and connector 4 Place the battery into the battery bay Carefully press and secure the battery into the battery bay 5 Make sure you lock the battery security lock ...

Page 23: ...k power after use Clean the battery connectors with a dry cloth if they get dirty When not in use store the battery in a cool dry area The following symptoms indicate that battery life is nearing an end Discard batteries that display these symptoms Shorter work times Discolouration warping Hot to the touch Strange odour Disposing of the Battery Before disposing of the battery put adhesive tape on ...

Page 24: ...cts an error during POST it prompts you with a double beep and a message Press F1 to resume If you press F2 the system enters BIOS Setup automatically If you want to fix the error carefully read the error message that appears above the prompt taking notes if you want and press F2 You will see this message if your CMOS battery has become fully discharged BIOS Setup Menus The BIOS Setup features fiv...

Page 25: ... notebook s Flash ROM As indicated in this chapter you use the BIOS Setup utility to configure your notebook s software and hardware features Only update your notebook s BIOS using the update files specific to your notebook s model CAUTION You only need to update the BIOS if significant improvements or fixes have been made to the current system BIOS Your authorised dealer or Support Services repre...

Page 26: ...ng input from the keyboard sending output to the display screen keeping track of files and directories on the disk and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers Windows XP Operating Systems The Windows XP operating systems provide a means of running applications navigating through your file structure and using your notebook Each operating system offers its own look and tools ...

Page 27: ...em go directly to step 7 If you selected DSL or cable modem go directly to step 5 If you selected Local Area Network LAN go directly to step 6 5 Do you use a username and password to connect to the Internet screen Answer the question by checking the relevant option and click the Next button If you selected Yes I use a username and password to connect the Let s set up your Internet account screen i...

Page 28: ... for a moment while the initial Windows setup screen loads For more information please refer to Windows XP Operating System Introduction Windows XP Operating System Setup in this Electronic User s Guide Page 27 IMPORTANT Windows Language Selection This option is applicable to Hong Kong dual boot models only When you have made the decision you will be required to reconfirm the operating system lang...

Page 29: ...ed that lets you view zoom in and out rotate print save as and delete images This is supported by the Windows Bitmap JPEG GIF TIF and PNG formats Professional versus Home Edition Your notebook may feature either the Windows XP Professional operating system or the Windows XP Home operating system edition Note that all the features available in the Home edition are also included in the Professional ...

Page 30: ...rea allowing you to easily customise and control their settings or status The following icons normally appear in the notification area Time Clock Allows you to adjust the time and date select your time zone and offers the option to automatically synchronise the time with an internet time server For more information about the Desktop and taskbar icons refer to the Windows XP operating system online...

Page 31: ...ower Options Properties In Windows XP operating system most ACPI power management settings are controlled through Windows Power Options Properties not through the BIOS Setup utility unless otherwise noted To access Windows Power Options Properties go to Start Control Panel select Performance and Maintenance and click on Power Options The Power Options Properties are broken down as follows Power sc...

Page 32: ...y a warning message or invoke Standby Hibernate or Shutdown Parameter Options Description Low battery alarm 10 0 100 Allows you to define a low battery alarm percentage notification and system action Notification Display message Sound alarm Allows you to define whether the alarm is visual or aural video or audio Alarm Action Standby Hibernate Shut down No action Allows you to define which action i...

Page 33: ...andby Checked Unchecked Determines whether or not the notebook prompts for your Windows password when resuming from Standby When I close the lid on my notebook Standby Do nothing Hibernate Defines the system action when the LCD panel is closed When I press the Power button on my notebook Shut down Standby Hibernate Do nothing Ask me what to do Defines Default settings are shown in red Hibernate Us...

Page 34: ...ecognising the Power Management States It is important to recognise your notebook s behaviour when in each of these power management states The following table describes the notebook behaviour for each power management state LCD Timeout Standby STR Hibernate STF Default Setting 5 minutes DC power 15 minutes AC power 5 minutes DC power 20 minutes AC power 2 hours DC power 3 hours AC power Manually ...

Page 35: ...y Program refer to the Quick Reference delivered with your notebook Restarting in Safe Mode 1 Click on Start Turn Off Computer and then click on Restart 2 When you see the message Please select the operating system to start press F8 3 Use the arrow keys to highlight the appropriate safe mode option and then press Enter Safe Mode starts using only the basic files and drivers see above Use this mode...

Page 36: ...tomatically play a music CD with the Windows Media Player upon insertion in the optical drive 1 Click on Start My Computer and right click on the optical disk drive icon 2 Select Properties and click on the AutoPlay tab 3 Choose a CD type in this case Music CD from the drop down list 4 Select an action to perform in this case Play Audio CD using Windows Media Player 5 Click on Apply and then on OK...

Page 37: ... click on Create Password You will now be prompted for this password each time you log on to Windows both when you boot and when you resume from the Hibernate state To be prompted for this password when you resume from Standby follow the steps below 1 Click on Start Control Panel and Performance and Maintenance 2 Click on the Power Options icon 3 On the Advanced tab put a check mark in front of th...

Page 38: ...area pane click on Customise to change the notification area behaviour for instance if you do not wish to take advantage of the feature that hides the seldom used notification icons Note If you wish to restore the Speaker icon to the notification area as in previous versions of Windows follow the steps below 1 Click on Start Control Panel Sounds Speech and Audio Devices 2 Pick Change the speaker s...

Page 39: ...39 Notebook Components For details of notebook components please refer to the System Configuration label System Configuration Label ...

Page 40: ...stry standards for downloading and experiencing interactive multimedia graphics and audio on the web This plug in allows you to experience high resolution images and graphics zooming and panning up to 25000 without losing any of the original picture quality The plug in also lets you experience exciting interactive animations that can include audio from hi fi to CD quality Adobe Flash Plug In Adobe...

Page 41: ... ratios ensures that recorded TV programs are output and authored in the same menu size as the captured content MakeDisc intelligently detects the aspect ratio of the majority of the captured digital TV content not just the first frame like other software MakeDisc is compatible with the most popular data video photo and music formats which makes for easy creation of data CDs and DVDs music CDs vid...

Page 42: ...r c Apps SoftDMA You first need to transfer all the files in the SoftDMA folder to a removable media such as a USB flash drive or rewritable CD On the targeted computer run the SETUP EXE file to install SoftDMA The setup process will require an installation key and it can be obtained upon completion of your warranty registration Kindly register your NEC Computer at http www nec computers ap com re...

Page 43: ...ur computer and what you value blocks offensive content and prevents malicious activity 10 in1 Protection Safe Search and Surf Home License Subscription Stop Viruses Halts Hackers Blocks Spyware Improves Computer Health Secures Your Identity Prevents Spam and Email Scams Protects Children Online Backs Up and Restores Files ...

Page 44: ...SystemGuards watch for activity that may signal a virus spyware or hacker is on your PC Always active detection that watches key system Windows host file and browser settings for suspicious changes such as DNS poisoning or pharming which can redirect surfing to fraudulent websites or activity that can compromise anti virus security such as buffer overflow attacks McAfee X Ray for Windows removes d...

Page 45: ...sonally identity information The suite also includes Password Vault which safely stores Web login ins passwords and other personally identifiable information in a secure password protected easy to access location Prevents Spam and Email Scam McAfee Internet Security Suite with SiteAdvisor automatically recognizes and helps stop junk email including identity and credit card scams virus hoaxes and f...

Page 46: ... CDs or create your own music mix from several CDs Automatically burn hundreds songs across multiple CDs Easily rip Audio CDs into WAV WMA OGG FLAC Create Jukebox CDs MP3 WMA WAV CDs Make custom Audio CDs for your car or home CD Player Data Create mastered data discs Make exact copies of data discs Erase re writable discs Create bootable discs to recover your system in case of a crash Back Up Easy...

Page 47: ...t update of Roxio s new products techniques and tips Advanced Options Normalisation and Noise reduction for audio CDs Ability to control burn speeds Control write format including ISO ISO level 2 Joilet and UDF Record types Disc at once Track at once open or closed Pre mastering cache file date and time Switch between mini mode and full mode interface The software varies according to the model and...

Page 48: ...n order to activate SRS Premium Sound please double click on its icon on the Windows desktop Once activated it will be automatically loaded every time you start your computer For further information please refer to its on screen help The software varies according to the model and is subject to change without notice for specific models only ...

Page 49: ...stem files and installed programs Therefore it is also usually your notebook s largest storage device in today s systems it is quite common for a single consumer HDD to have capacities of over 100 GB and desktops tend to have larger capacities than notebooks Depending on your system configuration the HDD may be upgraded to a larger capacity drive Some systems may even have more than one HDD instal...

Page 50: ... some hardware features to consider before buying these devices Be sure to unplug your notebook including the line to the modem during lightning storms Always use a proper power cord to plug your notebook to the line power When using an extension cord make sure it is a reliable cord Look into the energy absorption features Surge suppressors are rated by the amount of energy they can absorb which i...

Page 51: ...ebook by covering it when it is not in use Keeping Your Notebook in Good Condition Maintain the condition of your notebook by periodically using the following general procedures WARNING For safety power off and unplug your notebook monitor and any external devices before cleaning them Clean the outside of the notebook with a soft clean cloth You can remove stubborn stains with a cloth slightly dam...

Page 52: ...oose an immovable piece of furniture or fixture a table or desk leg with a cross bar 2 Take the looped end of the steel cable For specific models only and wrap around the immovable object Be sure to choose an object that prevents an intruder from slipping the cable out from under the object 3 Feed the locking device through the looped end of the cable 4 To install the Security Cable make sure that...

Page 53: ...heir notebooks at the most unlikely places like the kitchen the bathroom on the garden table or by the swimming pool where the chance of it getting wet is high Placing a notebook near an open window is also not advisable since it can easily collect and expose some parts to moisture Be wary of liquid spilling into the power supply since it may trigger an electric short circuit Keep your notebook co...

Page 54: ...r viruses your notebook is delivered with an antivirus software pre installed on your hard drive For better security we recommend you use the automatic scanning option and perform on demand scanning CAUTION Update the virus definition files at least once every month or as soon as you hear about a new virus Back up your data on a regular basis you can use the Microsoft Backup tool to save your file...

Page 55: ...VDs so that they are not exposed to magnetic fields or electrical impulses 2 Remove any media from its respective drive 3 Turn off the notebook and any external options connected to it 4 Unplug the AC adaptor from the AC power outlet or Back UPS unit then from the notebook itself 5 Pack the notebook components in the original shipping materials and cartons If these are not available be sure to use...

Page 56: ...ebook Each end of the cable is fitted with a RJ 11 connector 2 Connect one end of the cable into a standard telephone wall outlet using the adaptor if necessary 3 Connect the other end of the cable into the modem port on your notebook Local Area Network LAN The internal LAN feature allows you to connect your notebook to a local area network The internal LAN feature allows a 10 100 Ethernet LAN con...

Page 57: ...ht need Check that you have everything you need before you leave on a trip What To Take The following are what you should take with you when you travel with your notebook Extra fully charged batteries Single outlet surge protector Appropriate AC plug adaptor for international voltage requirements AC extension cord Extra phone cord to reach wall jacks A copy of proof of purchase for your notebook a...

Page 58: ...ntry o Line access outside of a hotel may require an additional digit preceding the phone number string Be sure to modify your dial up connection as required o To avoid unusual dialling tone sounds sometimes encountered in hotels you may have to modify a modem configuration setting to ignore the dialling tone 3 Always check the phone line to determine whether or not it is digital or analogue The i...

Page 59: ...t it is connected Usually the LED will stop blinking and hold a steady light when this happens 4 Try launching your browser Windows Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox for example o If your TCP IP network settings are already configured to Use DHCP for WINS Resolution you should be able to access the Internet o If your TCP IP network settings are not set to use DHCP a help screen may appear or yo...

Page 60: ...d to another in a series Note Some USB devices draw their power from the notebook power system thereby reducing battery life Always connect your notebook to an AC power source before connecting these devices Connect an external USB device to your notebook as follows 1 Locate any of the USB ports on your notebook 2 Follow any specific set up instructions in the device s user s guide Note USB device...

Page 61: ... some feedback so moving the external audio option away from the unit may also help Video The superior resolution of the LCD screen allows for sharp effective visuals right on the notebook Playing DVDs The DVD ROM or DVD CD RW combination drive depending on your notebook configurations allows you to watch movies recorded on DVDs directly on your notebook Using Animation Files You can create a dyna...

Page 62: ...air o Your Desk o Your Input Devices o Your Screen or Monitor Reducing the Risk of Injuries o Vary Your Workday o Practise Some Stretching Exercises Potential Medical Conditions o Repetitive Strain Injury o Pre Existing Conditions and Psychosocial Factors o Epilepsy Warning ...

Page 63: ...our workstation set up to the proper height as described below by lowering the table or stand that holds your notebook equipment or raising the seat height of your chair Position your notebook directly in front of you for increased safety and comfort Your Chair Your chair should be adjustable and stable Vary your posture throughout the day Check the following Keep your body in a relaxed yet uprigh...

Page 64: ...e so that your wrists are straight while you are typing Type with your hands and wrists floating above the keyboard Use a wrist pad only to rest your wrists between typing Avoid resting your wrists on sharp edges Type with your wrists straight Instead of twisting your wrists sideways to press hard to reach keys move your whole arm Keep from bending your wrists hands or fingers sideways Press the k...

Page 65: ... Stretching Exercises The daily exercises described below can be very effective in stopping Repetitive Strain Injury development or in minimising its effects They can easily be carried out behind your notebook Bend wrists stretch and close fingers stretch your arms and wrists with closed fingers keep this pose for 8 seconds Repeat the exercise 3 times You can repeat the same exercise with your fin...

Page 66: ...disorders Some doctors believe that using the keyboard and mouse may aggravate existing musculoskeletal disorders Note Contact a doctor if you experience pain tenderness swelling burning cramping stiffness throbbing weakness soreness tingling and or numbness in the hands wrists arms shoulders neck back and or legs Repetitive Strain Injury Repetitive Strain Injury is caused by a constant tension of...

Page 67: ...ramp stiffness throbbing weakness soreness tingling and or numbness in the hands wrists arms shoulders neck back and or legs Epilepsy Warning Some people are susceptible to epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness when exposed to certain flashing lights or light patterns in daily life Such people may have a seizure while watching television images or playing certain games This may happen even i...

Page 68: ...n brightness needs adjustment Use the specific functions keys The notebook entered Standby mode due to low battery power Plug in the AC adaptor before resuming operation Battery power does not last long Use power saving modes For more information please refer to Windows XP Operating System Introduction Managing System Power in this Electronic User s Guide Page 31 Fully charge and discharge the bat...

Page 69: ...the following conditions the current configuration information doesn t match configuration information stored in Auto Setup such as when an internal option is added the notebook loses configuration information If You Need Assistance If you have a problem with your notebook first review the Problem Checklist troubleshooting table and the Start Up Problems troubleshooting table You may also want to ...

Page 70: ...n be given that all data will be retained The procedure described below is only applicable if your backup data is stored on your notebook s hard disk If you wish to restore your notebook using Recovery CD DVD please refer to notes below You are strongly recommended to create a set of Recovery DVDs for future use Be ready with 2 blank DVD Rs Please use the MDVDCreator tool Click the Start button cl...

Page 71: ...n a CD writer you can backup larger amounts of data and create your own archives Return your notebook to its original configuration 1 Remove any additional hardware components such as sound card video card and network card that you may have added to your notebook 2 Reinstall the original NEC hardware components if you have removed them 3 Make sure that your keyboard mouse monitor and speakers are ...

Page 72: ...in the Start menu will be removed In both cases all your personal data and settings will be retained in the Documents and Settings folder on the hard disk drive 3 The next screen displays a summary of your selected options Click on Next to launch recovery Note There may be a delay the first time Windows restarts after the recovery process This delay depends on the amount of data that must be retri...

Page 73: ...ive a phone call Computer Viruses o When did a virus appear for the first time o What is a computer virus o Is my notebook virus free o What are the different types of viruses o What can I do to keep my notebook virus free Internet o How do I connect to the Internet o How do search engines work o How can I narrow down a search on the Internet o What are the cookies o Are cookies a threat to privac...

Page 74: ...hat is the difference between a warm boot and a cold boot A warm boot restarts the notebook while system power is on This process resets the software by clearing the volatile system memory and reloading the operating system A cold boot is a notebook start with power off This process resets and checks the hardware and reloads the operating system Why does my notebook automatically boot up when I re...

Page 75: ...ne using the same application can then become infected The infection process only ends when the virus is noticed and all viral macros are eradicated Worms these are the most popular types of viruses They infect your notebook through e mail If you double click on the attachment in such a mail the virus starts sending mail to all the entries in your e mail program s Address Book This creates a lot o...

Page 76: ...ndows operating systems if applicable provides fully integrated Internet experience Use the Internet Connection Wizard on your desktop to configure your notebook for e mail and Internet access Sign up for a new account or configure your notebook to use an existing account Before using the Internet Connection Wizard to transfer an existing account for e mail and Internet access you need an Internet...

Page 77: ... in your search for better results Be sure to spell the words correctly to minimise getting an error page Be as specific and precise as possible like searching a library catalogue the more specific the search is the more effective it will be Be careful when using punctuation marks some users search by typing a question For example What is 80s music This option allows the search engine to come up w...

Page 78: ...s can be as anonymous as they want to be Besides nobody can reveal personal information than the user himself Web servers allow the tracking of surfing habits and other information that are released and collected Cookies can be used as a tracking device but a cookie does not have the capability to read the hard drive or find details of your lifestyle Can a virus attach itself to cookies Viruses at...

Page 79: ...erence Statement Connections and Remote Earth Power Supply and Cables Batteries Laser Compliance Statement Thunderstorm Warning Radio communication Regulation if applicable Additional Notices Electrostatic Discharge ESD and ESD Protection Product Storage Environment Guidelines ...

Page 80: ... This equipment has been tested and found to comply within the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to the CISPR22 Standard CISPR is the acronym for the French name of the International Special Committee on Radio Interference IEC These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiat...

Page 81: ... product is classified as Safety Extra Low Voltage except the modem which is classified as TNV 3 Remote Earth To prevent electrical shocks connect all local individual office notebooks and computer support equipment to the same electrical circuit of the building s wiring If you are unsure check the building s wiring to avoid remote earth conditions Building Supply Only connect the equipment to a b...

Page 82: ...e classified as Hazardous Voltage You must unplug the power supply cord to disconnect the equipment from the power supply For this purpose the socket outlet should be installed as close to the equipment as possible and should be easily accessible In Europe before plugging the power cord into an AC power outlet check that the voltage selector switch of the computer s power supply if available is in...

Page 83: ...hielded cables only Cat 5 Heat build up The AC adaptor and the underside of the notebook can become hot after prolonged use Sustained physical contact with either should be avoided Batteries Replacing batteries A lithium battery in some computers maintains system configuration information In the event that the battery fails to maintain system configuration information we recommend that you replace...

Page 84: ...nts of Code of Federal Regulation Sec 1040 10 and Sec 1040 11 for COMPLETE laser products Thunderstorm Warning This warning is only applicable if the product you purchased has a modem and or TV tuner Similar precautions should be taken if you are connecting a modem or TV tuner to the product It is advisable to connect a telephone cable and or an antenna cable to wall plugs which are equipped with ...

Page 85: ...m 5ºC to 35ºC Avoid placing the product in a dusty environment as excessive dust might be sucked into the machine body reducing its cooling efficiency Do not try to block any ventilation holes as you may cause the product to over heat Do not place the product in a humid environment to avoid rusting or corrosion due to excessive water vapourisation 2 When the product is shut down Avoid placing the ...

Page 86: ...Protocol IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol ISP Internet Service Provider LAN Wireless LAN Local Area Network Wireless Local Area Network LCD Liquid Crystal Display LED Light Emitting Diode Li Ion Lithium Ion PC Personal Computer POP3 Post Office Protocol Version 3 POST Power On Self Test PELV Protected Extra Low Voltage SD SDHC Secure Digital Secure Digital High Capacity SDIO Secure Digital In...

Page 87: ...when it is loaded into the temporary memory i e RAM or installed in the permanent memory e g hard disk CD ROM or other storage device of that computer A copy of Software installed on a network server for the sole purpose of distribution to other computers is not in use if you have a separate license for each computer to which the Software is distributed You must ensure that you have purchased addi...

Page 88: ...ited Warranty and which is returned to NECCAP with a dated proof of purchase and authorisation number to NECCAP at your own cost risk and expense If dated proof of purchase is not provided NECCAP s authorised service provider will not render service or may charge the customer for the service s performed This limited warranty is void if product failure has resulted from accident abuse misuse or mis...

Page 89: ...rior written permission of NECCAP Disclaimer NECCAP specifically disclaims all warranties either expressed or implied including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose with respect to this product and documentation to the extent permitted by the law NECCAP reserves the right to revise or make changes or improvements to this product or documenta...

Page 90: ... Windows logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of 2008 Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Windows XP is either a registered trademark or trademark of 2008 Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries SRS Premium Sound SRS and the symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs Inc For specific models only This product is ENERGY STAR qualified and...

Page 91: ... Edition Windows XP Windows XP Professional Internet Explorer Windows Media Center Official Name Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition operating system Service Pack 2 Microsoft Windows XP Professional operating system Service Pack 2 Windows Internet Explorer Windows Media Center ...

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