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Summary of Contents for VAIO SVF13NA1EL

Page 1: ...g Using Sleep Mode Display About the Start Screen and Menu Opening the Desktop Internet Installing Apps from Windows Store Password Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account About User Account Types Apps Searching Starting Apps Settings or Files Switching Apps Viewing Running Apps Installing Apps from Windows Store Opening the App Menu Closing Apps Switching User Accounts Windows Openi...

Page 2: ... Front Setup VAIO computer About the LCD Screen Rotation Using Your VAIO Computer in Viewer Mode Checking Supplied Items Using Your VAIO Computer in Tablet Mode Setting Up an Appropriate Work Environment Power Connecting a Power Source Charging the Battery Pack Turning On Your VAIO Computer Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer Sleep Mode Shutdown Battery Charging the Battery Pack Note...

Page 3: ...ess LAN Communications About a Security Key for Wi Fi R Wireless LAN LAN Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection LAN port equipped models About the Internet Connection Services About the Network LAN About the Wi Fi R Wireless LAN Standards About a Security Key for Wi Fi R Wireless LAN Wi Fi About the Internet Connection Services Disabling the Wi Fi R Wireless LAN Function Notes on Using...

Page 4: ... Port CD DVD BD Connecting an External Drive Audio Connecting External Speakers Headphones Headset Connecting a High Quality Digital Sound Output Device between Your VAIO Computer and a TV Changing the Sound Output Device Speakers Connecting External Speakers Headphones Headset Headphones Connecting External Speakers Headphones Headset Optical digital output Connecting a High Quality Digital Sound...

Page 5: ...ng Wi Fi R Wireless LAN Communications About a Security Key for Wi Fi R Wireless LAN BLUETOOTH About the BLUETOOTH R Function Communicating with Another BLUETOOTH R Device such as a Mouse About BLUETOOTH R Security Notes on Using the BLUETOOTH R Function Stopping BLUETOOTH R Communications USB Charging a USB Device Connecting a USB Device Settings User account Switching from a Local Account to a M...

Page 6: ...on Size of the Screen Image on an HDMI Connected Device Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port Peripheral device Connecting a High Quality Digital Sound Output Device between Your VAIO Computer and a TV Changing the Sound Output Device Notes on the LCD screen Using the Multiple Monitors Function Selecting Display Modes Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port CD DVD BD Booting Your VAIO Computer f...

Page 7: ... Antivirus App for Your VAIO Computer Password Creating Changing Removing Your Windows Password Setting Changing the Power on Password Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account Removing the Power on Password Memory module Viewing the System Information BIOS Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices Setting Changing the Power on Password About the ASSIST Button Removing the Power...

Page 8: ...ton CD DVD BD Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices Button About the ASSIST Button Recovery Removing Recovery Content to Free up Disk Space Recovering from Recovery Media About Recovery Creating Recovery Media Checking the Volume of the Recovery Area Notes on Recovery Refreshing Your VAIO Computer Recovering from the Recovery Area About the ASSIST Button BIOS Booting Your VAIO Computer ...

Page 9: ...ther Drives Modifying Partitions Refresh About Recovery Refreshing Your VAIO Computer Security VAIO computer Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition VAIO Care Using VAIO Update Internet Using the Antivirus App for Your VAIO Computer Password Creating Changing Removing Your Windows Password Setting Changing the Power on Password Removing the Power on Password BIOS Setting Changing the Power...

Page 10: ...eep Mode Settings Changing the Low Battery Hibernation Settings About Sleep Mode Prolonging the Battery Lifespan Display Notes on Using the Touch Screen Touch screen equipped models About the Touch Screen Touch screen equipped models How to Use the Touch Screen Touch screen equipped models Keyboard Entering Characters with Touch Screen Operations Touch screen equipped models Combinations and Funct...

Page 11: ...models Using NFC One touch functions NFC supported models Notes on NFC One touch functions NFC supported models About NFC NFC supported models Windows Opening Windows Help and Support Windows 8 Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer Sleep Mode Shutdown Restarting Your VAIO Computer Using Sleep Mode Help and Support Opening Windows Help and Support Pen How to Use the Pen Digitizer Stylus...

Page 12: ...Windows fail to start when I turn on my VAIO computer What should I do if my VAIO computer does not turn on or the power button does not work the charge indicator light blinks fast What should I do if the power indicator light turns on in green when I press the power button but the screen remains blank What should I do if Hibernate mode is not available or my VAIO computer does not enter Hibernate...

Page 13: ... t the computer screen rotate HDMI What should I do if no image is displayed on my TV screen or external display connected to the HDMI output port Audio What should I do if sound interruptions occur during video or audio playback What should I do if I do not hear sound from a digital audio device connected to the digital output port such as the HDMI output port What should I do if my microphone do...

Page 14: ...mputer to an access point or the Internet What should I do if I cannot use the Wi Fi R Wireless LAN function BLUETOOTH What should I do if I cannot use the BLUETOOTH R function What should I do if other BLUETOOTH R devices cannot connect to my VAIO computer Why can t I use the BLUETOOTH R function when I sign in to my VAIO computer as a user with a standard user account Why is my BLUETOOTH R conne...

Page 15: ...peed slow What should I do if I do not know the SSID or security key for the access point What should I do if I cannot connect my VAIO computer to an access point or the Internet What should I do if I cannot use the Wi Fi R Wireless LAN function Wi Fi How can I find the physical address MAC address of the built in wireless network interface of my VAIO computer What should I do if I cannot play bac...

Page 16: ...What should I do if I forget the power on password to start my VAIO computer Peripheral Devices USB What should I do if my VAIO computer does not recognize the USB device What should I do if I cannot print a document Printer What should I do if my VAIO computer does not recognize the USB device What should I do if I cannot print a document Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account In W...

Page 17: ...nformation on Sleep mode When you do not use your VAIO computer for a while To avoid losing unsaved data follow these steps to shut down your VAIO computer 1 Save your data and close all running apps 2 Turn off any peripherals connected to your VAIO computer 3 Open the charms and then select the Settings charm See Opening the Charms to open the charms 4 Select Power and Shut down After a short tim...

Page 18: ...f this occurs and the battery pack is running out of power the computer will be turned off resulting in loss of unsaved data While the computer is running on battery power save data frequently Before moving your VAIO computer make sure that the computer is off to avoid impact or vibration to the running hard disk drive If the computer is equipped with the power indicator make sure that it is compl...

Page 19: ...s Help and Support 1 Connect to the Internet See Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection LAN port equipped models for more information on how to connect to the Internet 2 Open the Start screen and select the Store tile See About the Start Screen and Menu to open the Start screen 3 Find an app to install 4 Follow the on screen instructions to install the app Switching from a Local Accoun...

Page 20: ... the same account on multiple computers To download apps from Windows Store you need to switch from a local account to a Microsoft account Hint Setting a Microsoft account password is required If you forget your Microsoft account password contact Microsoft support services Searching Starting Apps Settings or Files You can search apps files or settings on the charms and then start your desired apps...

Page 21: ...uipped models Swipe in from the left edge until a small app icon appears then drag the icon back towards the left edge Mouse Touch pad operation Point to the upper left corner then move downward Keyboard operation Press the Windows key and the Tab key at the same time Installing Apps from Windows Store You can install apps from Windows Store You will need a Microsoft account to use certain apps or...

Page 22: ...s open right click anywhere on the screen On a touch pad click the bottom right corner Keyboard operation Press the Windows key and the Z key at the same time Hint Open the app menu when an app is displayed on the computer screen App commands vary depending on the app that is currently displayed on the computer screen Closing Apps You can close currently running apps by following the instruction b...

Page 23: ...d to sign in as an administrator Then open the charms and select the Settings charm Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner and select Users in the left pane To open the charms see Opening the Charms Opening Windows Help and Support You can open Windows Help and Support by following these steps 1 Open the charms and select the Search charm See Opening the Charms to open the charms 2 Se...

Page 24: ... box 4 Select Control Panel Opening the Desktop You can access the desktop from a tile just like an app Open the desktop by following the instruction below 1 Open the Start screen and select the Desktop tile See About the Start Screen and Menu to open the Start screen Opening the Charms You can open the charms to search for apps and files share content play content on other devices or print and se...

Page 25: ... After a short time your VAIO computer automatically turns off If the computer is equipped with the power indicator the green power indicator light turns off If your VAIO computer is equipped with the power indicator make sure it is off before closing the LCD screen lid Note An improper shutdown may cause loss of unsaved data or cause your VAIO computer to malfunction To disconnect your VAIO compu...

Page 26: ...running on AC power The operations below also place your VAIO computer into Sleep mode Press the Power button with the default setting Close the LCD screen lid The computer will enter Sleep mode after a few seconds You can restore your VAIO computer from Sleep mode to Normal mode by opening the LCD screen For SVF14N SVF15N even if you open the LCD screen the computer does not return to Normal mode...

Page 27: ...dows Help and Support You can open Windows Help and Support by following these steps 1 Open the charms and select the Search charm See Opening the Charms to open the charms 2 Select Apps 3 Enter Help and Support in the search box 4 Select Help and Support Parts and Controls on the Back Describes the features on the back of the VAIO computer such as connection ports Parts and Controls on the Bottom...

Page 28: ... rear camera equipped models Using the Built in Camera 2 Built in rear camera Built in rear camera equipped models Using the Built in Camera 3 Battery off button 4 Touch mark NFC supported models Using NFC One touch functions NFC supported models 5 DC IN port Connecting a Power Source 1 Air exhaust vent 2 HDMI output port Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port 3 USB port Connecting a USB Device T...

Page 29: ...on LAN port equipped models For details on the LAN port see Using the LAN Port LAN port equipped models 5 USB port Connecting a USB Device This USB port supports USB charging See Charging a USB Device for more information 6 HDMI output port Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port 7 Power button Turning On Your VAIO Computer 8 Built in dual microphones Using the Built in Camera 1 Built in front cam...

Page 30: ...en you want to see only the computer screen during video playback so that you can concentrate on the video content or show the screen to the person in front of you To change Laptop Mode to Viewer Mode see Using Your VAIO Computer in Viewer Mode Tablet Mode Use this mode to operate your VAIO computer with the touch screen as a tablet To change Laptop Mode to Tablet Mode see Using Your VAIO Computer...

Page 31: ...o playback so that you can concentrate on the video content or show the screen to the person in front of you 1 Open the LCD screen more than 90 degrees 2 Set the display lock switch to the RELEASE position 3 Hold down the area in front of the keyboard with your hand grasp the top corner of the LCD screen with the other hand and rotate the screen in the direction of the arrow To change back to Lapt...

Page 32: ...display lock switch to the RELEASE position 3 Hold down the area in front of the keyboard with your hand grasp the top corner of the LCD screen with the other hand and rotate the screen slightly to the back side of your VAIO computer 4 Move the LCD screen in the direction of the arrow to fold the screen The LCD screen is folded on the keyboard To change back to Laptop Mode Grasp the center of the ...

Page 33: ... back support Adjust the level of the chair so your feet are flat on the floor A footrest may make you more comfortable Sit in a relaxed upright posture and avoid slouching forward or leaning far backwards Viewing angle of the computer screen Use the screen tilting feature to find the best position Make sure the computer screen is at or slightly below eye level when you are sitting in front of you...

Page 34: ...ery or plugged in in the desktop notification area to check the built in battery status of your VAIO computer To open the desktop see Opening the Desktop Turning On Your VAIO Computer Turn on your VAIO computer to start Windows Carefully read the precautions in Notes on Using the Power Source before turning on 1 Connect your VAIO computer to an AC outlet See Connecting a Power Source 2 Lift the LC...

Page 35: ...e may vary depending on operating conditions 1 Plug your VAIO computer into an AC outlet See Connecting a Power Source Hint The charging time varies depending on ambient temperature Note that at a low ambient temperature it takes longer time to charge the battery pack Open the desktop and select the battery icon such as on battery or plugged in in the desktop notification area to check the built i...

Page 36: ...p Mode to Viewer Mode see Using Your VAIO Computer in Viewer Mode Tablet Mode Use this mode to operate your VAIO computer with the touch screen as a tablet To change Laptop Mode to Tablet Mode see Using Your VAIO Computer in Tablet Mode Note Make sure the display lock switch is set to the LOCK position before using your VAIO computer in Laptop Mode Make sure your VAIO computer is in Laptop Mode an...

Page 37: ...our VAIO computer and set the display lock switch to the LOCK position Using Your VAIO Computer in Tablet Mode You can use your VAIO computer in Tablet Mode to operate the computer with the touch screen as a tablet 1 Open the LCD screen more than 90 degrees 2 Set the display lock switch to the RELEASE position 3 Hold down the area in front of the keyboard with your hand grasp the top corner of the...

Page 38: ...stylus Not supplied with all models Availability depends on your computer s specifications Wireless router Not supplied with all models Availability depends on your computer s specifications VGA adapter Not supplied with all models Availability depends on your computer s specifications Hint No Recovery Media is included because your VAIO computer can be recovered using data stored in the hard disk...

Page 39: ... VAIO computer automatically enters Sleep mode after a certain period of inactivity In Sleep mode the computer will retain its current state including data you are working on while you take a break See Using Sleep Mode for more information on Sleep mode When you do not use your VAIO computer for a while To avoid losing unsaved data follow these steps to shut down your VAIO computer 1 Save your dat...

Page 40: ...ns Note The actual procedure may be different from the above depending on the version of the app installed on your VAIO computer In such a case follow the on screen instructions Hint To start the antivirus app see Searching Starting Apps Settings or Files Refer to the help file included with your app for more information Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection LAN port equipped models B...

Page 41: ... by following these steps 1 Open the charms and select the Settings charm See Opening the Charms to open the charms 2 Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner 3 Select Wireless in the left pane of the PC settings screen 4 Change the Wi Fi setting under Wireless devices to Off Hint To enable the Wi Fi function turn off Airplane mode and change the Wi Fi setting under Wireless devices to ...

Page 42: ...acy such as password protection end to end encryption virtual private networks and authentication WPA2 the second generation of WPA provides stronger data protection and network access control and is also designed to secure all versions of 802 11 devices including 802 11b 802 11a 802 11g 802 11n and 802 11ac draft standards multi band and multi mode In addition based on the ratified IEEE 802 11i s...

Page 43: ... the selected wireless access point field If a security key entry window appears enter the security key as required and select OK See About a Security Key for Wi Fi R Wireless LAN for more information Note that security keys are case sensitive To check Wi Fi connection status Open the desktop and move the mouse pointer over the Network icon in the desktop notification area to check the Wi Fi conne...

Page 44: ... with Network or Ethernet writing on it Do not plug a telephone cable into the LAN port on your VAIO computer If the LAN port is connected to the following networks or telephone lines high electric current to the port may cause damage overheating or fire Any network except 1000BASE T 100BASE TX 10BASE T type networks Public telephone subscriber line Private branch exchange PBX Home intercom speake...

Page 45: ...ption key or a WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy key The security key allows wireless devices that have the same key such as a Wi Fi access point and a computer to communicate with each other on Wi Fi The security key is assigned to each access point by default Make sure the default security key has been changed to protect data from unauthorized use If you cannot find the default security key refer to ...

Page 46: ...nterference when used with an IEEE 802 11b product Also IEEE 802 11g and IEEE 802 11n automatically lower the transfer rate to maintain compatibility with an IEEE 802 11b product The transfer rate may be regained by changing the channel settings of your access point To stop the Wi Fi function abruptly turn off your VAIO computer and the wireless devices if any The WLAN standard includes the encryp...

Page 47: ...Charms to open the charms 7 Select the network icon 8 Select the desired access point and Connect After the connection is established Connected appears in the selected wireless access point field If a security key entry window appears enter the security key as required and select OK See About a Security Key for Wi Fi R Wireless LAN for more information Note that security keys are case sensitive To...

Page 48: ... account refer to Windows Help and Support Opening Windows Help and Support 1 Connect to the Internet See Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection LAN port equipped models for more information on how to connect to the Internet 2 Open the Start screen and select the Store tile See About the Start Screen and Menu to open the Start screen 3 Find an app to install 4 Follow the on screen inst...

Page 49: ... Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port for more information 2 Turn on the TV 3 Start VAIO Control Center and select Image Quality See Searching Starting Apps Settings or Files to start VAIO Control Center 4 Select Details in External Display Resolution 5 On the Select Resolution tab select the desired resolution After a few seconds the selected resolution is applied 6 If the computer image does ...

Page 50: ...resolution See Opening the Desktop to open the desktop 2 Select Extend these displays from the drop down list next to Multiple Displays and OK The setting options vary depending on the number of the connected external displays Note Your external display may not support the Multiple Monitors function Certain apps may not be compatible with the Multiple Monitors settings Do not change the display se...

Page 51: ...uch as a TV connected to the computer with an HDMI cable not supplied 1 Connect your VAIO computer to an HDMI equipped TV with an HDMI cable See Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port for more information 2 Turn on the TV 3 Start VAIO Control Center and select Image Quality See Searching Starting Apps Settings or Files to start VAIO Control Center 4 Select Details in External Display Resolution 5...

Page 52: ... on the TV and set its input to the HDMI input 4 Turn on the home theater receiver or surround sound decoder device and set its input to the HDMI input 5 Plug one end of an HDMI cable to the HDMI input port on the home theater receiver or surround sound decoder device and the other end to the HDMI output port on your VAIO computer Hint You can adjust the screen resolution of the connected TV with ...

Page 53: ...ge may appear on the LCD screen if the same image is displayed for an extended period of time The residual image disappears after a while You can use a screen saver to prevent residual images Using the Multiple Monitors Function The Multiple Monitors function allows you to distribute portions of your desktop across separate displays For example if you have an external display connected to the moni...

Page 54: ...tructions see Changing the Sound Output Device Hint The HDMI output port on your VAIO computer is compliant with the High bandwidth Digital Content Protection HDCP standard and capable of encrypting the transmission channel of digital video signals for the purpose of copyright protection which enables you to view a wide variety of copyright protected and high quality content Connecting an External...

Page 55: ...eiver or surround sound decoder device and set its input to the HDMI input 5 Plug one end of an HDMI cable to the HDMI input port on the home theater receiver or surround sound decoder device and the other end to the HDMI output port on your VAIO computer Hint You can adjust the screen resolution of the connected TV with your VAIO computer See Changing the Resolution Size of the Screen Image on an...

Page 56: ...IO computer Hint Refer to the manual that came with your speakers headphones or headset Connecting External Speakers Headphones Headset You can connect external sound output devices such as speakers headphones or a headset to your VAIO computer Use a Sony smartphone compatible headset not supplied to make an Internet call and voice chat 1 Connect external speakers headphones or a headset to the he...

Page 57: ...nd to your network Note For detailed information on devices required for Internet access and how to connect your VAIO computer to the Internet ask your ISP When connecting your VAIO computer to the Internet be sure to use a cable with Network or Ethernet writing on it Do not plug a telephone cable into the LAN port on your VAIO computer If the LAN port is connected to the following networks or tel...

Page 58: ...nication failure If both the BLUETOOTH function and the 2 4 GHz Wi Fi function of your VAIO computer are enabled interference may occur and cause slower communication speeds or other problems To communicate via Wi Fi while you are on the road you may need to contract with a Wi Fi connection service provider If your VAIO computer is equipped with the IEEE 802 11a b g n standard outdoor use of the 5...

Page 59: ...of the computer IEEE 802 11a Frequency band 5 GHz Exclusive to models compliant with the IEEE 802 11a b g n ac draft standard IEEE 802 11b g Frequency band 2 4 GHz The IEEE 802 11g standard provides higher speed communications than the IEEE 802 11b IEEE 802 11n Frequency band 2 4 GHz 5 GHz For models compliant with the IEEE 802 11b g n standard only 2 4 GHz band can be used IEEE 802 11ac draft Fre...

Page 60: ...ault Make sure the default security key has been changed to protect data from unauthorized use If you cannot find the default security key refer to the manual that came with your access point If you enter a wrong security key follow these steps to re enter the security key 1 Open the charms and select the Settings charm See Opening the Charms to open the charms 2 Select the network icon 3 Right cl...

Page 61: ...llowing IEEE 802 11a b g n ac draft standard which specifies the type of technology used Refer to the specifications to find out about the configuration of the computer IEEE 802 11a Frequency band 5 GHz Exclusive to models compliant with the IEEE 802 11a b g n ac draft standard IEEE 802 11b g Frequency band 2 4 GHz The IEEE 802 11g standard provides higher speed communications than the IEEE 802 11...

Page 62: ...sing the Wi Fi function read the following precautions for correct use In some countries or regions using the Wi Fi products may be restricted by the local regulations Wi Fi devices work on the 2 4 GHz band which is used by a variety of devices They use the technology to minimize radio interference from other devices that use the same band however radio interference may still slow communication sp...

Page 63: ... FIPS 140 2 compliant AES encryption algorithm and 802 1X based authentication WPA2 is backward compatible with WPA Stopping Wi Fi R Wireless LAN Communications You can stop Wi Fi communications by following these steps 1 Open the charms and select the Settings charm See Opening the Charms to open the charms 2 Select the network icon 3 Select the desired access point and Disconnect Note Do not dis...

Page 64: ... key the access point will be registered in the computer You do not have to enter the security key for subsequent connections About a Security Key for Wi Fi R Wireless LAN A security key is a security protocol for Wi Fi that encrypts data transmitted on Wi Fi It is also referred to as an encryption key or a WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy key The security key allows wireless devices that have the sam...

Page 65: ...er that is entered by a user to use for the authentication process to allow two BLUETOOTH devices to communicate with each other Enter the same alphanumeric string case sensitive for both devices to allow them to communicate with each other You can change the passcode every time you perform authentication providing you enter the same passcode for both devices during the authentication process For ...

Page 66: ...liant with the BLUETOOTH standard Even if the BLUETOOTH devices are compliant with the BLUETOOTH standard individual device performance specifications and operation procedures may vary Data exchange may not be possible in all situations Not all BLUETOOTH devices are guaranteed of compatibility with your VAIO computer If you urgently need to disable the BLUETOOTH function turn off your VAIO compute...

Page 67: ...cted Hint The USB ports on your VAIO computer are compliant with the USB 2 0 standard and or USB 3 0 standard USB ports that are compliant with the USB 3 0 standard are identifiable by their blue color In addition to the USB 2 0 standard transfer modes the USB 3 0 standard specifies the following transfer mode SuperSpeed Transfer rate of 5 Gbps Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account...

Page 68: ... If an AC adapter is supplied with the external device be sure to connect it to an AC power source in advance Customizing Your VAIO Computer VAIO Control Center allows you to change settings of various kinds of functions such as display and sounds 1 Start VAIO Control Center See Searching Starting Apps Settings or Files to start VAIO Control Center 2 Select your desired item and change the setting...

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Page 70: ...UIPMENT OR OTHER PROPERTY ON ACCOUNT OF YOUR ACCESS TO USE OF OR BROWSING IN ANY DESCRIBED WEB SITE OR YOUR DOWNLOADING OF ANY MATERIALS DATA TEXT IMAGES VIDEO OR AUDIO FROM ANY DESCRIBED WEB SITE WEB SITE INFORMATION IS OBTAINED FROM VARIOUS SOURCES AND MAY BE INACCURATE COPIES OF COPYRIGHTED INFORMATION MAY ONLY BE MADE FOR LEGALLY PERMISSIBLE PURPOSES Sony Electronics Inc reserves the right to ...

Page 71: ...lies with the interoperability specifications established by WFA Wi Fi Alliance Reverse engineering or disassembly is prohibited End User Product Activation Requirements Certain software product s included with this computer may include features such as copy protection and content management technology Use of the software product s requires agreement to applicable end user agreements and full comp...

Page 72: ...sure normal reliable operation Do not use the computer on any cloth covered surfaces such as rugs cushion or blankets near draperies or on dusty surfaces that may block its air vents Always use the computer on flat surfaces Do not use the computer and or the AC adapter while covered or wrapped in cloth Ensure the AC adapter operates in a clear environment Before putting your computer in a bag turn...

Page 73: ...prays etc that contain flammable gas Doing so may fill the inside of the computer with gas and if the motors the switch contacts or other internal parts of the computer spark the gas may ignite and it could cause an explosion or fire On viewing 3D images for 3D capable models only Be sure to follow the instructions in the manuals that came with the 3D display you use when viewing 3D images Some pe...

Page 74: ...erie ou d une surface poussiéreuse susceptible de bloquer les évents d aération Utilisez toujours l ordinateur sur une surface plate N utilisez pas l ordinateur et ou l adaptateur c a lorsqu il est recouvert d une toile Assurez vous que l adaptateur c a fonctionne dans un environnement dégagé Avant de ranger votre ordinateur dans une sacoche éteignez l ordinateur ou mettez le en mode Veille Si l o...

Page 75: ...d éviter toute pénétration de gaz dans l ordinateur En cas d étincelle provenant des moteurs des contacts de l interrupteur ou d autres pièces internes de l ordinateur le gaz risquerait de prendre feu et de causer une explosion ou un incendie Sur le visionnement d images 3D uniquement pour les modèles compatibles 3D Suivez les instructions contenues dans les manuels livrés avec l affichage 3D que ...

Page 76: ...se Wireless LAN indoors when using it with IEEE 802 11a n 5 GHz High power radars are allocated as primary users meaning they have priority of 5250 5350 MHz and 5650 5850 MHz and these radars could cause interference and or damage to this device This device uses the 5 GHz band for wireless LAN communication and the maximum gain of the antenna in this device is 1 07 dBi Les avis suivants se rapport...

Page 77: ...llation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circui...

Page 78: ...l exposition aux radiofréquences de faible niveau n ont révélé aucun effet biologique Certaines d entre elles ont sous entendu qu il pourrait y avoir de tels effets mais leurs résultats n ont pas été confirmés par des recherches supplémentaires Cet equipement a ete teste et s est avere conforme aux limites d exposition aux rayonnements definies par la FCC et IC pour l environnement non controle il...

Page 79: ...Specifications of the supplied battery pack Model number VGP BPS41 Maximum Charge Current 2 957 A Maximum Charge Voltage 12 96 V ...

Page 80: ... sony com am vaiosupport Declaration of Conformity Trade Name SONY Model No SVF13NA1EL Responsible Party Sony Electronics Inc Address 16530 Via Esprillo San Diego CA 92127 U S A Telephone No For FCC related matters only 858 942 2230 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this dev...

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