Winbook N4, Руководство пользователя

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Sharing
If you want to make files on your WinBook available to another computer,
or if you want to allow another system to print to a printer attached to your
WinBook, you will need to set up your system for sharing. Refer to the
Help and Support Center for details on how to set up sharing.
Optional Port Replicator
You can “hot dock” your WinBook into an optional USB Port Replicator.
You will not need to shut down or suspend your computer to connect it to
the port replicator. If you have peripherals attached to your port replicator
that have never been recognized by your system, you might be asked about
the installation of new hardware. If you do not receive a window identify-
ing the new hardware, that hardware might not be functional until you con-
figure your system to recognize it. Refer to the Help and Support Center
within Windows for details on how to set up new hardware.
To connect your WinBook to the port replicator, plug the port replicator
into a USB port on the right side of your system. Using the port replicator
will allow you to make a single connection between your WinBook and the
port replicator and allow you to start right into your work, without having
to make the connections to your keyboard, printer, etc.
each time.
The I/O (input/output) controller of the port replicator takes control of
the I/O for the computer and directs input to the system as if the devices
were connected to the native ports of the notebook.
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The first time you use
a peripheral on your
system, you should be
able to plug it directly into
your port replicator. If the com-
puter does not recognize the
new hardware, you can try plug-
ging it directly into the native
port on the WinBook.
User’s Manual
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