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Chapter 2: Operation
The Notebook has many advanced features to help you with your
computing work. This chapter describes each of the Notebook’s
hardware features and shows you how to use them.
Before you begin working with any internal components of the
Notebook, remove the battery and disconnect the AC power
adapter.
Make sure that you wear an anti-static wrist strap to ground
yourself before working with any internal components of the
Notebook. Static electricity may damage components beyond
repair.
Upgrading CPU.......................................................................... 2-2
Jumper Settings......................................................................... 2-3
Setting DIP Switch .................................................................... 2-5
CPU Core Frequency ...................................................... 2-5
Flash ROM BIOS .............................................................. 2-6
CPU Core Voltage............................................................ 2-8
CPU I/O Voltage ............................................................... 2-9
Expanding Memory................................................................... 2-10
Using Hard Disk Drive .............................................................. 2-14
Using Floppy Diskette Drive .................................................... 2-15
Using CD-ROM .......................................................................... 2-17
Using PC Card Sockets............................................................ 2-21
Using Hot Keys .......................................................................... 2-23
Using Numeric Keypad............................................................. 2-25
TV-Output ................................................................................... 2-27
LCD Panel .................................................................................. 2-28
Using Power Management ...................................................... 2-29
Chapter 2: Operation 2-1