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Specifications

Model

PCG-QR20

Operating system

Microsoft

Windows

Millennium Edition

Processor

Mobile Intel

Celeron™ processor 700 MHz

Hard disk drive

10 GB

Standard RAM

128

MB SDRAM (

2 x 64 MB

in slot)

Maximum RAM

512 MB

LCD screen

13.3" XGA (1024x768) TFT

L2 cache memory

128 KB (on die)

MPEG

MPEG 2 Digital Video Supports full-screen playback

Graphics

Intel

815EM chipset integrated graphic

Sound capabilities

16-bit CD-quality stereo sound

DVD-ROM drive

24x max. CD-ROM reading speed

8x max. DVD-ROM reading speed

laser diode properties:

CD wave length: 770nm - 800nm

DVD wave length: 640nm - 660nm

laser output: 30.2

Internal modem

built-in modem V.90/K56Flex (56kbps) data/fax modem

Summary of Contents for VAIO PCG-QR20

Page 1: ...N Sony Notebook User Guide P C G Q R 2 0 ...

Page 2: ...ntained herein at any time without notice The software described herein is governed by the terms of a separate user license agreement Sony DVgate i LINK and the i LINK logo JogDial PictureGear Memory Stick and the Memory Stick logo VAIO and the VAIO logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation i LINK is the name for the IEEE 1394 1995 standards and their revisions Microsoft Windows and the Windows logo...

Page 3: ... effectively reduce energy consumption It is an open system in which business proprietors can participate voluntarily The targeted products are office equipment such as computers displays printers facsimiles and copiers Their standards and logos are uniform among participating nations ENERGY STAR is a U S registered mark Safety information Owner s record The model number and serial number are loca...

Page 4: ...t Sony Service Center Audio video Audio and picture distortion may occur if this equipment is positioned in close proximity to any equipment emitting electromagnetic radiation Connectivity Never install modem or telephone wiring during a storm Never install telephone jacks in wet locations unless the jack is specifically designed for wet locations Use caution when installing or modifying telephone...

Page 5: ...disc drive The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye hazard As the laser beam used in this product is harmful to the eyes do not attempt to disassemble the cabinet Refer servicing to qualified personnel only Danger Visible and invisible laser radiation when open Avoid direct exposure to beam Regulatory information This product conforms to the following European Directives ...

Page 6: ...t handle damaged or leaking lithium ion batteries Dispose of promptly and properly at the battery s end of life Danger of explosion if the battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Discard used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions The battery pack used in this device may present a fire or chemical burn hazard if ...

Page 7: ...edia applications games and entertainment software Multimedia features Enjoy the speakers to listen to audio and video CDs Interconnectivity Your computer has Ethernet Memory Stick and i LINK functionalities Memory Stick is Sony s universal storage medium i LINK is a bidirectional digital interface for exchanging data Windows Your system includes the latest operating system from Microsoft Communic...

Page 8: ...ny Notebook shows you how to use the standard components of your system Connecting Peripheral Devices explains how you can add functionality by connecting various peripherals Getting Help explains the support options available to you and offers basic troubleshooting tips Precautions provides facts and advice about using your notebook Specifications provides details on your computer drivers and acc...

Page 9: ...tures and troubleshooting 4 Refer to the Microsoft Quick Start manual for more information on Windows Your notebook and its accessories The following items should be in the box 1 main unit 5 phone plug country specific 2 product recovery CD ROMs 6 phone cable 3 documentation pack 7 power cord 4 AC adapter 8 rechargeable battery pack ...

Page 10: ...eep your forearms horizontal 2 with your wrists in a neutral comfortable position 3 while using the keyboard touchpad or external mouse Let your upper arms hang naturally at your sides Have breaks during sessions with your computer Excessive use of the computer may strain muscles or tendons Furniture and posture Sit in a chair with good back support Adjust the level of the chair so your feet are f...

Page 11: ... a location where windows and lights do not create glare or reflection on the display Use indirect lighting to avoid bright spots being reflected on the display You can also purchase accessories for your display that help reduce glare Proper lighting adds to your comfort and work effectiveness Positioning an external display When using an external display set the display at a comfortable viewing d...

Page 12: ...bes how to start using your computer and how to use your computer s internal and external devices Locating controls and connectors Right 1 PC card slot page 33 4 USB connector page 46 2 battery bay page 18 5 headphone connector page 44 3 i LINK connector page 49 6 microphone connector page 45 ...

Page 13: ...g your notebook 13 n N Left There is a ventilation slot located next to the DVD ROM drive 1 power button page 20 4 LCD lock lever page 22 2 Jog Dial page 30 5 manual eject hole page 32 3 back button page 30 6 DVD ROM drive page 32 ...

Page 14: ...0 7 power indicator page 26 2 speakers 8 battery indicator page 26 3 ID label 9 hard disk drive indicator page 26 4 keyboard page 24 10 Num Lock indicator page 26 5 touchpad page 29 11 Caps Lock indicator page 26 6 left and right buttons page 29 12 Scroll Lock indicator page 26 ...

Page 15: ...50 All other connectors for this notebook are SELV Safety Extra Low Voltage according to EN 60950 Phone cables and connectors are TNV Telecommunication Network Voltage according to EN 60950 1 phone line jack page 37 2 reset switch 3 Ethernet connector page 51 4 monitor connector page 41 5 USB connector page 46 6 DC In connector page 50 ...

Page 16: ...Sony Notebook User Guide Using your notebook 16 n N Bottom 1 battery pack release lever page 18 2 ventilation slot 3 handle page 22 ...

Page 17: ...he handle is folded into the back of your notebook 2 Plug the cable attached to the AC adapter 1 into the DC In connector 2 on the computer 3 Plug one end of the power cord 3 into the AC adapter 4 Plug the other end of the power cord into an AC outlet Use your notebook only with the supplied AC adapter To disconnect your notebook completely from mains voltage unplug the AC adapter Make sure that t...

Page 18: ...d as follows 1 Open the cover of the battery bay 1 2 Insert the battery pack 2 into the battery bay with the text facing upwards Make sure you leave the end of the transparent strip outside the battery bay when inserting the battery The strip enables you to remove the battery later on 3 Close the cover of the battery bay until it clicks When the computer is directly connected to AC power and has a...

Page 19: ...ectly connected to AC power The battery pack continues to charge while you are using the computer If the battery level falls to below 10 you should either attach the AC adapter to recharge the battery or shut down your computer and insert a fully charged battery You can extend battery life by changing the power management modes in the PowerPanel utility The battery pack supplied with your computer...

Page 20: ...bay it uses power from the AC outlet Removing the battery pack To remove the battery pack proceed as follows 1 Turn off the computer 2 Open the cover of the battery bay 3 Pull the transparent strip to remove the battery 4 Close the cover of the battery bay You may lose data if you remove the battery pack while the computer is on and not connected to the AC adapter or if you remove the battery whil...

Page 21: ...ol on the LCD display To increase the brightness use the up or right arrow keys To decrease the brightness use the down or left arrow keys If you press the power button for more than four seconds the computer will turn off Keep magnetic objects away from your notebook If they are close to your touchpad your computer enters LCD Video Standby or Hibernate mode assuming that the LCD display is off ...

Page 22: ...s follows 1 Click the Start button on the Windows taskbar 2 Click Shut Down The Shut Down Windows dialog box appears 3 Select Shut down 4 Click OK 5 Wait for your computer to turn off automatically The power indicator turns off 6 Turn off any peripheral connected to your computer Respond to any prompts warning you to save documents If you are unable to shut down your computer Close all software in...

Page 23: ...r VAIO Link If you are experiencing any problems with your computer you can check the VAIO Link website for a possible solution http www vaio link com Guarantee Protect your investment See the Guarantee sheet for the terms and conditions and refer to your Customer Service Guide for more information To register your Sony notebook proceed as follows 1 Click on the Welcome button on your desktop 2 Cl...

Page 24: ...otebook 24 n N Using the keyboard Your keyboard is very similar to a desktop computer s but there are additional keys that perform specific notebook related tasks Keys Descriptions Escape key 1 The Esc Escape key is used to cancel commands ...

Page 25: ...on Numeric keypad area 7 Contains the keys found on a typical calculator Use the numeric keypad area to type numbers or to perform mathematical calculations such as addition and subtraction Note that you must press the Num Lock key to activate the numeric keypad When you do so the Num Lock light illuminates Operator keys 8 11 12 Several keys are always used with at least one other key Ctrl Alt and...

Page 26: ...hard drive is not being accessed Num Lock Turns on when the number keys in the numeric keypad are active Turns off when the alphanumeric character keys in the keypad area are active Caps Lock Turns on when the letters appear in uppercase as you type The Shift key lowers the case of typed letters when Caps Lock is on Turns off when the letters appear in lowercase as you type unless you hold down th...

Page 27: ...lder This is equivalent to selecting Search and then For files or Folders from the Start menu Ctrl F Displays the Search Results Computers window where you can locate other computers M Minimizes all displayed windows Shift M Returns all minimized windows to their previous size R Displays the Run window This is equivalent to selecting Run from the Start menu Fn Insert Displays the System Properties...

Page 28: ...en or Fn F5 brightness control 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 Fn F7 switch to the external display Toggles between the LCD external display connected to the monitor connector and both LCD and external display Fn F12 Hibernate Provides for the lowest level of power consumption When you execute...

Page 29: ...pointer 2 on an item or object click Press the left button 3 once double click Press the left button twice right click Press the right 4 button once In many applications this action displays a shortcut menu drag Slide one finger while pressing the left button scroll Move your finger along the right edge of the touchpad to scroll vertically Move your finger along the bottom to scroll horizontally T...

Page 30: ...in Launcher mode until you start an application or the Jog Dial window becomes active When an arrow appears next to an item in the Jog Dial window you can display a submenu for that item by selecting it and pressing the Jog Dial The Jog Dial window switches to Guide mode when you start an application and its window becomes active Depending on the application the Jog Dial window displays different ...

Page 31: ...itch to Launcher mode 2 Turn the Jog Dial to select an item then press the Jog Dial The Jog Dial window switches to Guide mode and shows the Jog Dial function 3 Turn or press the Jog Dial to use the Jog Dial function 4 To select another item switch to Launcher mode and repeat this procedure 5 Use the Back button underneath the Jog Dial to go back to the previous state of the Jog Dial window ...

Page 32: ...te mode you cannot insert or remove a disc Be sure to seat the disc firmly over the drive hub fingers If you do not seat the disc firmly you could damage your disc drive and you may not be able to open the tray When you have finished using a disc wait until the LED indicator turns off and then press the eject button to remove the disc If the disc does not come out when you press the eject button g...

Page 33: ...sh the release button again The PC Card slot protector comes out 3 Insert the PC Card into the PC Card slot 2 with the front label facing upwards 4 Gently push the PC Card slot into the connector The PC Card is automatically detected by your system The Unplug or Eject Hardware icon appears in the taskbar Some devices may not function propertly if you repeat Returning to Normal mode from Standby mo...

Page 34: ...n use For some PC Cards if you alternate between Normal power operation and Standby or Hibernate power management modes while the card is inserted you may find that a device connected to your system is not recognized Reboot your system to correct the problem Removing a PC Card Follow the steps below to remove the PC card while your computer is on If it is not removed safely your system may not wor...

Page 35: ...e PC Card with this computer Using the Memory Stick This compact portable and versatile recording medium has a data capacity exceeding that of a floppy disk The Memory Stick is specially designed for exchanging and sharing digital data with compatible products Because it is removable it can be used for external data storage You need an optional PC Card adapter to use this function When the Memory ...

Page 36: ...utton The release button pops out 3 Push the release button again The PC Card slot comes out 4 Pull the PC Card slot out of the connector 5 Insert the PC Card adapter into the connector on your computer label facing up and push it gently 6 The Memory Stick is automatically detected by your system and appears in your My Computer window as a local drive under the appropriate letter depending on the ...

Page 37: ...hat it is safe to remove the device 6 Click OK 7 Click Close 8 Press the PC Card release button so that it pops out 9 Push the PC Card release button again to eject the Memory Stick 10 Gently grasp the Memory Stick and pull it out You can skip steps 1 7 if your notebook is off Using the modem Your notebook is equipped with an internal modem You need to connect a phone line to take advantage of onl...

Page 38: ...elecommunications Network Voltage according to EN60950 Only DTMP Dual Tone Multi Frequency signalling tone dialling is supported Using power saving modes When you use a battery as the source of power for your computer you can take advantage of power management settings to conserve battery life In addition to the normal operating mode which allows you to turn off specific devices your computer has ...

Page 39: ...de proceed as follows Press Fn Esc You can also use the PowerPanel utility to enter Standby mode To return to Normal mode proceed as follows Press any key If you press the power button for more than four seconds the computer will switch off automatically When the computer is in Standby mode you cannot insert a disc Standby requires less time than Hibernate to be activated or to return to Normal mo...

Page 40: ...l mode proceed as follows Turn on the computer by pressing the power button The computer returns to its previous state When the computer is in Hibernate mode you cannot insert a disc Hibernate mode requires more time than Standby mode to be activated or to return to Normal mode Hibernate mode uses less power than Standby mode ...

Page 41: ...turn off the computer and all peripherals Connect the power cord only after connecting all cables Turn on the computer only after turning on all peripherals Connecting an external display You can connect an external display to your notebook For example you can use your computer with the following devices Computer display monitor Projector Turn off your computer and the peripherals unplug the AC ad...

Page 42: ...o connect a computer display proceed as follows 1 Make sure the handle is folded into the back of the computer 2 Plug the display cable 1 into the monitor connector 2 on the computer 3 If applicable plug one end of the display s power cord 3 into the display and the other end into an AC outlet ...

Page 43: ...ony LCD Projector To connect a projector proceed as follows 1 Make sure the handle is folded into the back of the computer 2 Plug the RGB signal cable 1 into the monitor connector identified by the I O symbol 3 Plug the audio cable 2 into the headphone connector identified by the symbol 4 Plug the power cord of the projector into an AC outlet i ...

Page 44: ...ect external speakers proceed as follows 1 Plug the speaker cable 1 into the headphone connector 2 2 Plug the other end of the speaker cable into the external speaker 3 Turn down the volume of the speakers before you turn them on Make sure your speakers are designed for computer use Do not place diskettes on the speakers their magnetic field may damage the data on the diskettes i ...

Page 45: ...microphone If you need to use a sound input device for example to chat on the Internet you need to plug in an external microphone To connect an external microphone proceed as follows 1 Insert the microphone cable into the microphone connector on your notebook 1 identified by the symbol 2 Make sure your microphone is designed for computer use m ...

Page 46: ... USB mouse software driver of PCGA UMS1 is preinstalled on your notebook therefore you only need to plug the USB mouse into the USB connector and you can start working You may need to install software device drivers supplied with your USB device before using the USB device You cannot use a PS 2 style mouse Connecting a USB floppy disk drive You can connect a floppy disk drive to the USB connector ...

Page 47: ...oes not come out by pressing the eject button disconnect the floppy disk drive from the computer Do not press the eject button while the LED indicator is on It may damage the diskette Removing the floppy disk drive To remove the floppy disk drive proceed as follows If your computer is on wait until the LED indicator turns off and then unplug the USB cable from the computer If the floppy disk drive...

Page 48: ...with your version of Windows to your computer To connect a printer using the USB connector proceed as follows 1 Make sure the handle is folded into the back of the notebook 2 Plug an optional USB printer cable 1 into the USB connector 2 identified by the symbol on your computer and printer 3 Plug the printer 3 power cord into an AC outlet ...

Page 49: ...e external device i LINK cables compatible with your VAIO notebook include cables with the following part numbers VMC IL4415 a 1 5 meter cable with a 4 pin connector at each end VMC IL4408Series a 0 8 meter cable with a 4 pin connector at each end The software limits the use of more than 1 digital video camera recorder or i LINK device at the same time An i LINK connection with other compatible de...

Page 50: ...he DVgate application On Sony digital video cameras connectors labeled DV Out DV In Out or i LINK are i LINK compatible The Sony digital video camera recorder is an example your digital video camera recorder may need to be connected differently If your digital video camera recorder includes a Memory Stick slot you can copy images from it to your computer via a Memory Stick To do so simply copy ima...

Page 51: ...er to copy edit or delete files from another VAIO computer You can also print a document on a printer connected to another VAIO computer Connecting to a network LAN You can connect your computer to 10BASE T 100BASE TX type networks via an Ethernet network cable For the detailed settings and devices needed to connect to the network consult your Network Administrator For more information about conne...

Page 52: ...a brief description of the items in the box a quick guide to setting up your VAIO notebook and a short list of specifications Online user guides on your Documentation CD ROM The Hardware Guide explains how to use your computer and connect peripheral devices It also contains a list of specifications of your computer and accessories The Software Guide lists the pre installed software titles and expl...

Page 53: ...e contacting VAIO Link About the computer and software My computer does not start Check that the computer is plugged into a power source and that it is turned on Check that the power indicator on the front panel of the computer indicates that the power is on Check that the battery packs are inserted properly and that they are charged Make sure there is no diskette in the floppy disk drive Confirm ...

Page 54: ...ress the arrow keys to select the Exit menu 5 Press the arrow keys to select Get Default Values and then press Enter The message Load default configuration now appears 6 Make sure that Yes is selected and then press Enter 7 Press the arrow keys to select Exit save changes and then press Enter The message Save configuration changes and exit now appears 8 Make sure that Yes is selected and then pres...

Page 55: ...Down and then select Shut Down in the list and click OK If the above method does not work press the power button and hold it for at least four seconds This turns off the power If your computer locks up while playing a CD or DVD ROM stop the CD or DVD ROM shut down the computer by pressing Ctrl Alt Delete and then click Shut Down My software program locks up or crashes Contact the software publishe...

Page 56: ...isplay mode may be set to external display mode Press and hold the Fn key while pressing F7 several times The screen image on my external display is not centred or sized properly Use the controls on your external display to adjust the image The window I have just closed still appears on my LCD screen Press the Windows key and D key twice to refresh the screen About compact discs and diskettes My D...

Page 57: ...ay be set too high For the best results change the resolution in the Windows Control Panel Display Settings to 800 x 600 using 8 bit color If you see the video but cannot hear sound check all of the following Make sure the mute setting is off in your DVD player software Check the master volume setting in the Audio Mixer If you have connected external speaker check the volume settings for your comp...

Page 58: ...ted into the floppy disk drive When I double click an application icon a message such as You must insert the application CD into your disc drive appears and the software does not start Some titles require specific files that are located on the application CD ROM Insert the disc and try starting the program again Make sure you place the disc in the tray with the label side facing upwards The disc t...

Page 59: ...check that the speakers are properly connected and the volume is turned up If the speakers have a mute button make sure it is off If batteries power the speakers check that the batteries are inserted properly and that they are charged If you have connected an audio cable to the headphone connector disconnect the cable My microphone does not work If you are using an external microphone check that t...

Page 60: ... telephone line My modem connection is slow Many factors influence modem connection speed including telephone line noise or compatibility with telephone equipment such as fax machines or other modems If you think your modem is not connecting properly to other PC based modems fax machines or your Internet Service Provider check the following Have your phone company check that your phone line is fre...

Page 61: ...s My PC Card is not working Make sure the PC Card is compatible with your version of Windows If you are using two PC Cards use the Sony Notebook Setup utility to disable the devices you are not currently using I cannot print Check that all the cables of the printer are correctly connected Check that your printer is correctly configured and that you have up to date drivers If needed contact your de...

Page 62: ...f you need assistance Adding and removing memory In the future you may want to install memory modules to expand the functionality of your computer You can increase the memory by installing optional memory modules Be careful when adding memory Mistakes on installation or removal of the memory module may cause a malfunction For memory upgrades use only PC100 CL2 SDRAM SO DIMM gold leaf contacts Elec...

Page 63: ...ocedure Do not open the memory module package until you are ready to install the module The package protects the module from ESD Use the special bag delivered with the memory module or wrap the module in aluminium foil to protect it from electrostatic discharge Do not place the memory module in places subject to Heat sources such as radiators or air ducts Direct sunlight Excessive dust Mechanical ...

Page 64: ... one hour for the computer to cool down before you remove the screws 4 Push the LCD screen away from you until it is completely flat 5 Remove the thin plastic strip containing the Num Lock Caps Lock and Scroll Lock indicators by sliding it toward the keyboard and pulling it up gently 6 Unscrew the two screws underneath the plastic strip turn counter clockwise ...

Page 65: ... over the keyboard Be careful not to pull the cables of the display 9 Before you remove the memory module touch a metal part of the computer to discharge any static electricity accumulated on your body 10 Remove the memory module Carefully pull the release tabs 1 on both ends of the memory module at the same time in the direction of the arrow ...

Page 66: ...nplug the computer and remove the battery pack 3 Wait until the computer cools down The inside of the notebook becomes extremely hot during operation Wait for about one hour for the computer to cool down before you remove the screws 4 Push the LCD screen away from you until it is completely flat 5 Remove the thin plastic strip containing the Num Lock Caps Lock and Scroll Lock indicators by sliding...

Page 67: ... memory module touch a metal part of the computer to discharge any static electricity accumulated on your body 10 Remove the old memory module if applicable for more information see Removing a memory module 11 Slide the new memory module into the slot 12 Put the keyboard gently back 13 Put the speaker cover back Adjust the placement at both ends and press the center until it clicks ...

Page 68: ...ide Precautions 68 n N 14 Tighten the two screws to fix the keyboard 15 Insert the nails of both ends first and then slide the center toward the LCD panel 16 Put the LCD back to its normal position 17 Turn on your notebook ...

Page 69: ...rt time On the other hand it may be easily damaged by mechanical vibration shock or dust Although the hard disk has the safety device in itself to prevent losing data due to mechanical vibration shock or dust you should be careful when handling your computer To avoid damaging your hard disk Do not give a shock to your computer Keep away from magnets Do not place your computer on an unstable surfac...

Page 70: ...may however see tiny black points and or bright points red blue or green that continuously appear on the LCD This is a normal result of the manufacturing process and does not indicate a malfunction Avoid rubbing the LCD screen as this can damage the screen Use a soft dry cloth to wipe the LCD screen On using the power source Your computer operates on 100V 240V AC 50 60 Hz Do not share the AC outle...

Page 71: ...s radiators or air ducts Direct sunlight Excessive dust Moisture or rain Mechanical vibration or shock Strong magnets or speakers that are not magnetically shielded Ambient temperature of more than 35º C or less than 10º C High humidity Do not place electronic equipment near your computer The electromagnetic field of your computer may cause a malfunction Provide adequate air circulation to prevent...

Page 72: ...the surface of the diskette Keep diskettes away from magnets Keep diskettes away from direct sunlight and other heat sources On handling compact discs Do not touch the surface of the disc Do not drop or bend the disc Fingerprints and dust on the surface of a disc may cause read errors Proper care of the disc is essential to maintain its reliability Do not use solvents such as benzine thinner comme...

Page 73: ...en or try to disassemble the battery pack Do not expose the battery pack to any mechanical shock If you are not using the computer for an extended period of time remove the battery pack from the computer to prevent damage to the battery If after fully charging the battery pack the battery power is still low the battery pack may be reaching the end of its life and should be replaced You do not need...

Page 74: ... not touch the connector with your fingers or metallic objects Use only the label supplied with the Memory Stick as a label Do not bend drop or apply strong shock to the Memory Stick Do not disassemble or modify Memory Sticks Do not let cards get wet Do not use or store Memory Sticks in a location subject to Extremely high temperatures such as in a car parked in the sun Direct sunlight High humidi...

Page 75: ...512 MB LCD screen 13 3 XGA 1024x768 TFT L2 cache memory 128 KB on die MPEG MPEG 2 Digital Video Supports full screen playback Graphics Intel 815EM chipset integrated graphic Sound capabilities 16 bit CD quality stereo sound DVD ROM drive 24x max CD ROM reading speed 8x max DVD ROM reading speed laser diode properties CD wave length 770nm 800nm DVD wave length 640nm 660nm laser output 30 2 µW Inter...

Page 76: ...microphone 2 USB modem i LINK IEEE1394 S400 Ethernet Supplied accessories rechargeable battery AC adapter AC power cord phone cable country specific phone plug Service 1 year free VAIO Link Service Guarantee 1 year guarantee parts and labour Power source 19 5V DC AC100 240V Power management ACPI Advanced Configuration Power Interface Battery Lithium ion Dimensions Width Height Depth 330 6 mm 47 2 ...

Page 77: ...ions are subject to change without notice Operating humidity 20 to 80 not condensed provided that humidity is less than 65 at 35 C hygrometer reading of less than 29 C Storage humidity 10 to 90 not condensed provided that humidity is less than 20 at 60 C hygrometer reading of less than 35 C Model PCG QR20 ...

Page 78: ...19 combination controls 27 28 connection capability 76 connector DC In 15 17 Ethernet 15 headphone 12 44 i LINK 12 microphone 12 45 monitor 15 USB 12 15 48 copyright 2 correction key 25 Ctrl key 25 Customer Guide 52 Customer Service Guide 52 D DC In 17 DC In connector 15 digital video camera 50 dimension 76 diskette inserting a 47 removing a 47 display 41 cable 42 computer 41 42 documentation pack...

Page 79: ...ps Lock 14 26 hard disk drive 14 26 Num Lock 14 26 power 14 26 Scroll Lock 14 26 Insert key 25 J Jog Dial 13 30 K key Alt 25 application 25 correction 25 Ctrl 25 Escape 24 Fn 25 28 function 25 Help 25 Insert 25 navigation 25 operator 25 Print Screen 25 Shift 25 Windows 25 27 keyboard 14 24 L L2 cache memory 75 LCD screen 14 75 M maximum RAM 75 memory module removing a 63 66 Memory Stick 35 inserti...

Page 80: ...des 38 precautions 62 Print Screen key 25 printer cable 48 processor 75 product recovery CD ROM 9 projector 41 43 R registration 23 regulatory information 5 release lever 13 reset switch 15 S screen lock 20 Scroll Lock indicator 14 26 serial number 3 service 76 Shift key 25 Smart Connect 51 Software guide 52 sound 75 speaker 14 44 cable 44 switch 28 volume 28 specifications 75 standard RAM 75 Stan...

Page 81: ...Sony Notebook User Guide 81 n N V VAIO Link 3 6 23 53 VAIO Link Response Centre 53 ventilation 71 slot 13 video camera 50 W warnings 4 weight 76 Windows key 25 27 ...

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