Samsung NP-R518 User Manual (FreeDos) manual

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    3 Co nten t s Chapter 1. Getting Star ted Cautions Regarding OS Support 6 Before Y ou Start 7 Safety Precautions 9 Proper Posture During Computer Use 2 0 Important Safety Information 2 3 Replacement Parts and Accessories 2 5 Regulatory Compliance Statements 2 7 WEEE SYMBOL INFORMA TION 3 9 Basic Items 4 0 Overview 4 1 Front View 41 Status Indicator[...]

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    4 Bonn_R518_Dos_Eng_1.indd 4 2009-03-25 오후 1:51:59[...]

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    5 Cha pter 1. Getting Star ted Cautions Regarding OS Support 6 Before Y ou Start 7 Safety Precautions 9 Proper Posture During Computer Use 20 Important Safety Information 23 Replacement Parts and Accessories 25 Regulatory Compliance Statements 27 WEEE SYMBOL INFORMA TION 39 Basic Items 40 Overview 41 Front View 41 Status Indicators 42 Right View 43[...]

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    6 C aution s Re gardi ng OS Su ppor t z Win dows i s nei the r inst all ed no r supp lie d wit h th is c omp uter . x Ther efor e, cus tome rs s houl d pur cha se a W indo ws X P or W indo ws V ist a sof twar e lic en se and ins ta ll the s of t ware. Do not i nst all an i lle gal c opy or a c o py that ha s alre ady b een inst all ed on a noth er [...]

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    7 Bef ore Y ou S tar t Befo re re ading t he Us er Gu ide, r st c he ck t he fo llow ing in for ma tio n. Safet y Precaut ion Not ati ons Ic on N ot a t io n De sc r ip ti on War ni ng Failing to fo llo w inst ru ct io ns mar ked w ith t his sy mbo l, may ca use p er son al injur y an d or fa ta lit y . Cau t io n Failing to fo llo w inst ru ct [...]

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    8 Abou t th e Product Capac it y Rep resent at ion St anda rd Ab ou t H DD Ca p ac it y Re pr es en t at i on The c ap aci t y of th e stor age d evic e (H DD, SS D) of the manuf ac ture r is c al cul ated as sumi ng th at 1 K B=1 , 0 0 0 By tes. However , t he op er atin g system ( Win dows) calc ulate s the s tor age dev ic e c apac it y a ssum i[...]

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    9 Inst allat ion Relat ed Do n ot in st a ll t h e pr od uc t i n pl ac e s exp os ed t o hu mi d it y suc h as a b a th ro o ms . Ther e is a dan ger o f elec t r ic sho ck . Use t he pro duc t wi thin t he o per atin g co ndi tio ns sp ec i ed in t he Manu fac tu rer s Use r Gui de. Kee p th e p la st i c ba gs o u t of th e r ea ch o f chi l [...]

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    1 0 Po we r Relate d The p ower pl ug and w all ou tlet  gur es may di f fe r dep endin g on t he c ount r y s pec i c at ion s and th e pro duc t m ode l. Do n ot t ou ch t h e ma in p lu g or p owe r c or d wi t h we t ha nd s. Ther e is a dan ger o f elec t r ic sho ck. Do n ot exce e d t he s t an da rd ca pa ci t y (vol ta g e/c ur r en [...]

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    1 1 Con ne c t t he p ow er c o rd to th e AC ad ap t er  r ml y. Ot her w ise, th ere is a dang er of re du e to an inc o mpl ete co nt act . Do n ot p la ce h e av y o bj e c t s or s te p on to t h e p owe r co rd o r AC ada p te r t o avoid da m ag ing t h e p owe r co r d or AC ad ap t er. If the c o rd i s damag ed, ther e is a dan ger [...]

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    1 2 Bat te r y Usage Relat ed Kee p th e b at t e r y ou t of th e r ea ch o f inf a nt s a nd pe t s, a s t hey c o ul d pu t t he ba t t er y i nt o t he ir m ou t hs . Ther e is a dan ger o f elec t r ic sho ck or c ho kin g. Use a n au t ho r i ze d ba t t e r y an d AC ada pt e r on ly. Pleas e use a n auth or ize d bat ter y an d adapte r app[...]

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    1 3 Di sc onn e c t al l ca b le s co nn ec t e d to t h e co mp u te r b ef or e c le an in g it . If yo u ar e cl e an in g a not e bo o k co mp u t er , re move t h e ba t t er y. Ther e is a dan ger o f elec t r ic sho ck o r dama ge to the p rod uc t. Do n ot c on ne c t a ph on e lin e c on ne c t ed t o a di gi t al ph on e to t h e mo d e m[...]

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    1 4 If t h e c om pu t e r is b ro ken or d ro pp e d, d i sco nn e c t th e pow er c o rd a nd c on t ac t a se r vic e c e nt er f o r a saf e t y ch ec k . Usin g a bro ken co mput er may ca use el ec tr ic s hoc k or re ha z ard. Av oi d di re c t sun li gh t wh e n th e c om p ut e r is i n an ai r- t ig ht l o ca t io n suc h a s in sid e [...]

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    1 5 Wh en c a r r yi ng t h e not e bo o k co mp u te r w it h ot he r i t em s, su c h as t h e ad ap t er, mous e, b oo ks et c, t a ke ca r e no t to p re s s any t h ing a g ai ns t th e not e bo o k co mp u te r . If a heav y o bje ct i s pre ss ed again st th e noteb oo k co mpu ter , a w hite s pot or sta in may app ear o n the LCD. Therefo [...]

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    1 6 Caution Failing to fo llo w inst ru ct io ns mar ked w ith t his sy mbo l may c ause s lig ht injur y or da mag e to the pro duc t. Bat te r y Usage Relat ed Di sp os e of wo r n - ou t ba t t er i es p ro p er l y . - Ther e is a dan ger o f re o r explo sio n. - The ba t ter y disp os al meth od may di f fe r depe ndin g on your c o untr y[...]

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    1 7 Usage Relat ed Do n ot p la ce a c a nd l e, li gh t ci ga r , et c. ove r or o n th e pr od uc t . Ther e is a dan ger o f re. Use a w al l ou t le t or m ul t i - pl ug w it h a g ro un di ng p ar t . Failing to do s o may c ause elec t r ic sho ck h az ar d. Ma ke su re t o have t h e pr od uc t t e st ed by a s af e t y se r vic e e ng i[...]

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    1 8 移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移 移移移移移 设设设设设设设设设设设设设设设设 设设设 移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移 移移移移移移移移移移移 设设设设设设设设设设设 移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移移 设设设设设设设设设设设设设设?[...]

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    1 9 Caution s on Pre venting Dat a Loss (Hard Di sk Manag em ent) T ake c ar e no t to d a ma g e t he d at a o n a ha rd d i sk d ri ve.  A hard di sk dr ive is s o se nsit ive to ex ter na l impac t that an ex ter n al imp act m ay cau se lo ss of d ata o n the sur fac e of t he dis k.  T ake e x tr a c are, be c ause m oving t he c om pute[...]

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    2 0 P roper P osture Du ring C omputer Us e Mai ntai ning a p rop er p ost ure dur in g c ompu ter us e is ver y imp or t ant to prevent p hysic al har m. The fo llo win g inst r uc tio ns ar e abo ut maint ai ning a p rop er p ostu re dur in g co mpu ter us e develop ed t hro ugh hum an en gine er ing. Pl eas e read a nd fo llow t hem c ar efu lly[...]

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    2 1 Ey e Position Kee p th e m on it or o r LCD aw ay fr om yo ur eyes by a t le a st 5 0 cm . 50cm  Adjus t the h eight of t he m onit or and t he LCD scr een s o that i ts to p hei ght is e qual to or lo wer tha n your eyes.  Avoid set ti ng th e mon itor a nd LCD excess ivel y br ight .  Keep th e moni tor an d LCD sc reen c le an.  [...]

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    2 2 V olum e Control (He adphon es and Speaker s ) Che ck yo ur vol um e  r st t o li st en t o mu si c. Che c k you r volu m e!!  Chec k if t he volu me is to o lo ud bef ore usin g head phon es.  It is no t rec om men ded u sin g headp hon es for l ong p er io ds of ti me.  Any devi ati on f rom t he eq ualize r defau lt set ti ng c o[...]

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    2 3 Impor tant Sa fet y Information Safet y Instr uctions Y our system is d esi gne d and te sted t o meet the la test st an dar ds for s afet y of i nfor m ati on tec hnol og y equi pme nt. H owever , to en sure safe u se of th is pr oduc t , it is im po r t ant t hat the s afet y in str uc t ion s mar ked on t he pr oduc t and in t he do cum ent [...]

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    2 4 Care Dur ing Use  Do n ot walk on t he p ower c or d or al low any thi ng to re st on i t.  Do n ot spil l any thi ng on t he system . The bes t way to avoid spi lls is to n ot eat o r dri nk nea r your syste m.  Som e pro duc t s have a repl ac eab le CM OS b at ter y on t he system b oar d. Ther e is a dan ger o f explo sio n if t he[...]

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    2 5 Batt er y Disposal Do n ot put r ec har ge abl e bat te r ies or pr od uc ts p ower ed by no n - rem ovabl e rec ha rge abl e bat t er ie s in th e gar ba ge. Cont ac t the Samsung H elpline fo r infor mati on on how to d isp ose of b at ter ie s th at you ca nnot us e or r ech arg e any long er . Follow a ll lo c al re gulat io ns whe n disp o[...]

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    2 6 Connect and Disconnect the A C adapter The s oc ket- out let sha ll be i nst alle d nea r the equip ment an d shal l be ea sily a cc e ss ible. Do n ot un p lug t h e p owe r c or d ou t by pu lli ng th e c ab l e on ly. P ower Cord Requ irements The p ower c or d set (wall p lug, c ab le and AC adapter pl ug ) you rec e ived w it h your co mpu[...]

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    2 7 R egu lator y Compl ian ce Statements Wireless Guidance Low powe r , Ra dio L A N t yp e devic e s ( radi o fr equ ency ( RF) w ire le ss c om muni ca tio n devic e s ), ope rat ing in t he 2 .4G Hz / 5G Hz B and, may be p res ent (embedd ed) in your n oteb ook sys tem. The fo llo win g sec t ion i s a gene ral over vi ew of c ons ide rat ion s[...]

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    2 8  Radio frequency wireless communication can interfere with equipment on commercial aircraft. Current aviation regulations require wireless devices to be turned off while traveling in an airplane. 802.1 1ABGN (also known as wireless Ethernet or Wi-Fi) and Bluetooth communication devices are examples of devices that provide wireless communicat[...]

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    2 9 United States of Am erica USA and Canada Safet y Requirem ent s and Not ice s Do n ot touc h or m ove antenna w hile t he uni t is tr ansm it t ing or r ec ei vin g. Do n ot hol d any co mp onent c o nta ining the r adio s uch t hat t he antenn a is ver y cl ose o r touc hin g any expos ed p ar ts of t he bo dy , es pec ia lly t he fac e o r ey[...]

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    3 0 Unintent ional Em it te r per FCC P a r t 1 5 This d evic e c om plie s wi th Par t 15 of the FCC Rules. O p erat ion i s subj ec t to th e foll owi ng t wo c on diti ons:( 1 ) thi s devic e m ay not c ause har mf ul inter fe ren ce, an d (2 ) t his dev ic e must ac ce pt any inter fer enc e re c eive d, inc ludin g inter fer enc e t hat may c [...]

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    3 1 Inten tion al emit ter p er FC C Par t 1 5 Low powe r , Ra dio L A N t yp e devic e s ( radi o fre quen cy (R F) w irel es s c omm unic at ion devic e s ), ope rat ing in t he 2 .4G Hz /5 GH z Band, m ay be pre sent (embed ded) in you r noteb oo k system. T his s ec tio n is on ly appl ic abl e if t hes e devic e s are pr es ent. Refe r to the [...]

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    3 2 F CC P ar t 68 (If t t ed wi th a m ode m device. ) This e quip ment c o mpil es w ith p ar t of the FCC ru les. O n th e bac k of thi s equi pment is a lab el th at c ont ains, a mon g oth er infor m ati on, th e FCC reg ist rat ion nu mbe r and r ing er eq uivale nc e numb er (R EN) for this e quip ment . If re ques ted, t his inf or mat i[...]

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    3 3 Unintent ional Em it te r per I CES- 0 03 This d igit al a ppar atus d oe s not excee d th e Clas s B limi ts f or ra dio n ois e emis si ons fr om dig it al app arat us as set o ut in t he ra dio inter fer enc e re gul ati ons of In dust r y C ana da. Le pré sent ap par eil num ér iqu e n’ émet pas de br uit s ra dio éle ct r ique s dép[...]

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    3 4 T elecommunica tions per DOC notice (for produc ts  t te d wit h an IC - comp liant mo dem) The In dust r y Cana da lab el id enti  es c er ti  ed equip ment . Thi s c er ti c at ion m ean s that t he equipm ent me ets c er tain te lec om munic ati ons net wo rk p rote ct ive, op erat io n, and sa fet y requi rem ents . The D epar t[...]

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    3 5 European Union CE Ma rkin g and Complia nce Not ic es Pro duc ts inte nde d for s ale w it hin t he Europ ean Un ion a re mar ked w ith t he Co nfor m ité Euro pée ne (CE) Mar k ing, w hic h indic at es c om plia nc e wi th th e app lic ab le Dir ec tive s and Eur ope an st and ards a nd amendments identi ed below. This equipment also c a [...]

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    3 6 European Radi o App rov a l Infor mat ion (for produ ct s  t ted w it h EU- ap proved radio devices ) This P rod uc t is a No tebo ok c o mpute r; low p ower , R adio L A N t y pe devi c es (radio fre quen cy (R F) w irel es s c omm unic at ion devic e s ), ope rat ing in t he 2 .4G Hz /5 GH z band, may b e pre sent (embed ded) in your noteb[...]

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    3 7 European Economic Area Restrictions Loc a l Re st r ic t i on o f 80 2 . 1 1 b/ 80 2 . 1 1 g Ra di o Usa g e [N ote to inte grat or : The f oll owin g st atem ents on lo c al re str ic t ion s must b e publ ishe d in al l end - us er doc um ent atio n pr ovide d wi th t he system or p ro duc t inc o rp or atin g the w ir ele ss pro duc t.] Due [...]

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    3 8 European T el eco mmunic atio n Infor mat ion (for produ ct s  t ted w it h EU- ap proved modem s ) Mar k ing by th e symb ol indic at es co mpl ianc e of t his e quipm ent to t he Rad io and T ele c om T er mina l Equipme nt Dir ec ti ve 199 9/5 / EC. Suc h mar ki ng is in dic at ive that t his e quipm ent me ets o r exceed s the foll owi n[...]

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    3 9 WEEE S YMBOL INF ORMA TION Correct disposal of this produ ct ( Waste Electr ical & Elect ronic Eq uipment ) (Ap p lic a bl e i n t he Eu ro p ea n Uni on a nd o t he r Eu ro pe an c o unt r i e s wi t h se pa r at e co ll ec t i on sys t em s.) This m ar ki ng on t he pr odu ct , ac c es sor ie s or li ter ature i ndic ate s th at the p ro [...]

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    4 0 Bas ic I tems The i tems in clu ded i n the p ack age may var y dep end ing on yo ur sel ec ti on of t he opt ion al item s. Som e item s may be re pla ce d wi th si mila r pro duc t s and th e c olo r of so me ite ms may dif fer f rom t hat in t his d oc ument . Powe r Ca bl e Use r G ui d e Char ge t he bat ter y fu lly w hen u sin g the c o [...]

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    4 1 F r ont Vi ew Ov er view Before Y ou Start!  Opt io nal i tems m ay be c han ged o r may no t be pr ovi ded d ep endi ng on t he c o mpu ter mo del.  The a ct ual c o lo r and ap pe ara nc e of th e c om pute r may dif fe r fr om t he pi ct ure s us ed in thi s gui de. 1 2 4 3 5 9 7 8 6 1 Microphone Y ou can use the built-in microphone. 2[...]

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    4 2 Status I nd icato rs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Num Lock This turns on when the Num Lock key is pressed and numeric keypad is activated. 2 Caps Lock This turns on when the Caps Lock key is pressed allowing capital letters to be typed without holding the Shift button down. 3 Scroll Lock This turns on when the Scroll Lock key is pressed and screen scroll is[...]

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    4 3 Righ t View 1 2 3 1 Modem Port (optional) A port to which a telephone cable is connected to in order to dial up to the Internet. 2 CD Drive(ODD) (Optional) Plays CD or DVD titles. Since an ODD(Optical Disk Drive) is optional, the installed drive depends on the computer model. 3 USB Port Y ou can connect USB devices to the USB port such as a key[...]

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    4 4 Lef t View 2 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 1 0 1 Security Lock Port Y ou can connect a Kensington lock to the Security Lock Port to prevent the computer from being stolen. 2 DC Jack A jack to connect the AC adapter that supplies power to the computer . 3 Monitor Port A port used to connect a monitor , TV or projector supporting a 15pin D-SUB interface. 4 Wir[...]

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    4 5 Back Vie w Bottom View 1 2 1 Battery This is a Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery that supplies power to the computer . 2 Fan V ents The internal heat of the computer is emitted through these holes. If th e vent s are b loc ked t he c om pute r may over he at. Avoid bl oc ki ng t he vent s as t his may b e dan ger ous . 1 2 3 1 Battery Latches Th[...]

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    4 6 T urn on the computer Attachi ng the Batter y 1 Bat ter y p repa rat ion. 2 At t ach ing t he Bat te r y. Con nect the AC a dapter 1 Conne c t the AC adap ter . 2 Co nnec t t he powe r c abl e.  Char ge t he bat ter y fu lly w hen u sin g the c o mpu ter f or t he r st t im e.  Wh en usi ng t he po wer c ab le, in ser t t he po wer c a[...]

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    4 7 T urn o n t he com puter Char ge t he bat ter y fu lly w hen u sin g the c o mpu ter f or t he r st t im e. 1 Lif t up the LCD p anel. 2 Pres s th e Power b u t to n to tur n t he c om puter o n. 3 Power b u t to n LED i s lit wh ile t he c omp uter i s tur ne d on. Pre ss t he Fn + ( ) k ey to i nc rea se th e LCD br ig htn es s. Y ou c an [...]

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    4 8 Us ing S leep Mode Y ou can u se t he Sle ep m ode a f ter i nst alli ng W indo ws X P or W indo ws V ist a. Sle ep mo de en able s sw itc hing t he c omp uter to S t andby mo de in o rde r to mini mize p ower co nsum ptio n and e nabl es us er s to use t he c om pute r inst ant ly by pre ssi ng any key on the mou se or keybo ard. Using Sleep M[...]

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    4 9 Cha pter 2. Using the computer Keyboard 50 T ouchpad 53 CD Drive (ODD, Optional) 54 Inserting and Ejecting a CD 55 Blu-Ray (Optional) 56 Multi Card Slot 57 ExpressCard Slot 59 Adjusting the V olume 60 Bonn_R518_Dos_Eng.indb 49 2009-03-25 오후 1:30:55[...]

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    5 0 K e yboar d Sho r tc ut key func ti ons a nd pr oc ed ures a re dis cus se d in th e fol low ing s ec tio ns.  The keyb oar d is su ppl ied a c c ord ing to t he c o r res po ndi ng c oun tr y .  The Keyb oa rd im age a nd c ol or m ay dif fer f ro m th e ac tua l Keyboa rd.  Y ou c an on ly us e the h ot keys and t he pr e - d eter mi[...]

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    5 1 Fn+ Nam e Func ti o n Sa m sun g Ma gi c Do c t or Sys tem di agn osi s, re c over y a nd In ter net c o nsul ta tio n pr og ram , Sam sung M ag ic D oc to r , w ill b e laun ch ed. Y ou c an on ly us e thi s fun c tio n af ter in st alli ng W ind ows X P o r Win dow s V ist a an d inst al lin g the Sa m sun g M ag ic D oc t o r pro gr am wit h[...]

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    5 2 Scree n Brig htn ess Cont rol T o adjust t he LCD br ight ne ss pr es s the F n + ( ) k ey co mbin atio n or t he F n + ( ) k ey co mbi nati on. The c hang ed s cr een br i ghtn es s is dis played at t he c enter o f the s cre en fo r a mo ment . Y ou c an us e the s cr ee n br ig htne ss c o ntr ol keys af ter i nst all ing W in dow s and E as[...]

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    5 3 T ouch pad The to uch pad pr ovi des t he sa me f unc ti on as a m ouse a nd th e lef t a nd r ight b ut to ns of th e touc hpad p lays th e rol e of th e lef t a nd r ight b ut ton s of a mo use. Before Y ou Start!  Use t he T ou chp ad w it h your  nge r s. Usi ng a sh ar p obj ec t may da mag e the T ouc hpa d.  If you to uc h th e [...]

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    5 4 C D Driv e (ODD , Optional ) An o pti ca l disk d ri ve is opt ion al and m ay dif fer de pen ding on yo ur c omp uter m od el. For deta ile d spe ci c at io ns, refe r to the c at al og ue. Before You Start! One o f the f oll ow ing o pti c al di sk dr ive s is in st all ed o n thi s c omp ute r or may no t be prov ide d de pen din g on you[...]

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    5 5 I nser ting a nd Ej e cting a CD 1 Click th e Ejec t but ton of t he opt ic al disk drive at t he side of t he c ompute r .  Do n ot pul l or pu sh th e dis c by for ce w he n the d isc i s bei ng au tom ati c ally e jec te d or inse r ted. T his m ay ca use a p ro ble m whe n eje c tin g or in ser t ing a d isc .  T o inse r t a d isc , [...]

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    5 6 Blu - R ay is a nex t gen erat io n stor age m edia t hat c an s ave appr oximate ly 5 to 10 time s mo re data t han t he exis tin g DVD for m at. Y ou c an r ec or d and pl ay bet ter qu alit y H D m ovie s tha n the exist ing S D - gr ade DVD f or mat . T yp e Blu - Ra y DVD CD Lo go St or ag e C ap ac i t y 25 G B / 50 G B 4.7 GB / 8 .5 G B [...]

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    5 7 Mu lti Card S lot Usin g the mu lti c ar d sl ot, you c an r ead a nd wr it e dat a to a SD H C, MM C an d SD c ar d. Y ou can u se a c ar d as a rem ovable d isk an d c onvenient ly exchan ge dat a wi th di git al devic e s suc h as a digi ta l c ame ra, di git al c am c ord er , M P 3, etc. Y ou c an on ly us e it af ter in st all ing W in do[...]

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    5 8 T o Inser t and Use a M em or y Card Inse r t a c a rd into t he sl ot ac c ord ing to t he dire ct ion s pr inte d on th e slot . Usi ng a M e m or y S ti c k Du o, M in i SD a nd RS - M M C Sinc e t he ab ove c ard s are t oo sma ll, you c an not i nse r t t he c ar ds into t he sl ot dir ec tl y . Ins er t the c a rd int o the d edi c ate d [...]

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    5 9 ExpressC ard S lot Y ou c an on ly us e it af ter in st all ing W in dows X P o r Wi ndo ws V ist a. Y ou can u se E x pre ss c ar ds usi ng th is sl ot. The E x pre ss Car d slot c a n be re gar ded a s the n ext g ener ati on PC M CI A c ard s pec i c at ion a nd supp or ts L A N, T V T uner an d So und c ar ds. Th is c omp uter ’ s slot[...]

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    6 0 A djustin g the V ol ume Y ou can a djus t the vo lume us ing t he keyboa rd an d the vo lume c o ntro l pr ogr am. Adjusting t he V o lume u sing the Ke yb oard Pres s th e F n + ( ) key comb inati on o r F n + ( ) key comb inati on to a djust t he volum e. Pres s th e F n + ( ) key comb inati on to tur n the vo lume o n or of f. Y ou c an on [...]

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    Cha pter 3. Settings and Upg r ade LCD Brightness Control 62 BIOS Setup 63 Entering the BIOS Setup 63 The BIOS Setup Screen 64 Setting a Boot Password 66 Changing the Boot Priority 68 Upgrading Memory 69 Battery 71 Installing/Removing the Battery 71 Charging the Battery 72 Measuring the Remaining Battery Charge 72 Extending the Battery Usage T ime [...]

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    6 2 L C D Brigh tness Con trol Y ou can a djus t the LCD br i ghtn es s in 8 levels. Before Y ou Start! The LCD b r ight ne ss i s the b r ight est ( Level 8) when t he c o mput er is r un nin g on AC powe r , an d it b ec om es d imm er w hen r un ning o n bat t er y powe r . Controlling t he Br ight ne ss Using th e Ke yboard Y ou can u se t he s[...]

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    6 3 BIOS Se tup The B IOS S etup e nabl es you to c o n gure yo ur c omp uter ha rdw are ac c or din g to your nee ds. Before Y ou Start!  Use t he BI OS s etup t o de ne a bo ot p ass wor d, ch ang e the b oo tin g pr io r it y , or ad d a new devi c e. Sinc e i nc or r ec t set t in gs may c au se you r syste m to mal f unc ti on o r cr [...]

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    6 4 3 Af te r a mome nt, the BIOS set up sc re en ap pear s. The it ems in t he BIOS setup may dif fe r dep en ding on th e pro duc t. The B I OS S etup Scr een Me nu D e sc r ip t io n Ma in Use d to c hang e th e bas ic syst em and e nvir onm ent s et ti ngs . Adva n ce d Use d to c on g ure a dvanc e d fu nc ti ons o n your c o mpu ter f or d[...]

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    6 5 System S etup Key s In the S etup, you have to use t he keyboa rd. F1 Press to view the Setup Help. Up & Down Keys Press to move up and down. F5/F6 Press to change the item value. F9 Press to load the default Setup settings. ESC Press to return to a higher level menu or to move to the Exit menu. Left & Right Keys Press to move to anothe[...]

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    6 6 Set t ing a Super vi sor Password A Supe r v is or Pas swor d is re quire d to tur n the c o mpute r on or to s ta r t t he Sy stem Setup. Whe n set t ing a Su per v iso r Passwo rd, us er s othe r than a s uper v iso r c annot u se th e co mpu ter . 1 Sele c t th e Se cu r it y menu in th e BI OS Se tup. 2 In the Se t Sup e r vi so r Pas swo r[...]

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    6 7 Befo re c on gur i ng a use r pas swor d, a super v iso r pas swor d mus t have been co n gure d. De ac tivat ing t he sup er vi sor pas swor d also d eac ti vates t he us er pas swor d. In the Se t Use r Pa sswo r d item, p res s < Ent e r > and c om plete t he pr oc e dure s fr om Step 3 of S et ti ng a Sup er vi sor Pas swo rd. S[...]

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    6 8 C hangi ng the Boo t Priorit y The def ault b oot p r ior i t y of your c om pute r is th e CD - RO M  rs t, th en a rem ovable d evic e and th en th e hard d isk dr i ve in this o rde r . By defau lt, t he hig hes t bo ot pr ior i t y devic e i s set to t he CD - ROM / DVD d ri ve. As an example, t he pr oc edu res to c han ge t he hig hest[...]

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    6 9 Upgra din g M emor y One o r mo re mem or y m odul es ar e inst all ed on t he c o mpute r . Ther e are 2 m emo r y slot s and u ser s c an re plac e t he ins ta lle d mem or y or ad d new mem or y . Before Y ou Start!  Repl ac e new m em or y onl y af t er shu t ti ng th e c om pute r dow n c om plete ly. Do not rep lac e me mo r y w he n t[...]

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    7 0 3 P ush t he mem or y m odule down s o that it is co mplet ely  xed. If the memor y doe s not t e asil y , push the m emor y module d own while pulling the me mor y module lat che s out ward. 4 C los e the m emo r y co mpar t ment c over and fas te n the s cr ew . Re mov in g a me m or y m o du le Pull t he me mo r y m o dule l atch es ou[...]

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    7 1 Batter y Pleas e refe r to the f oll owin g inst r uc ti ons w hen r unn ing t he c omp uter o n bat ter y p ower wit hou t c onne ct ing t he AC powe r . A Lith ium - I on sm ar t bat ter y i s suppl ied w it h thi s c ompu ter . Before Y ou Start! Car efu lly r ead a nd fo llo w the p re c aut ion s pr inte d on t he ba t ter y bef or e usin [...]

  • Page 70

    7 2 3 T o ins t all the bat ter y again, slide th e bat t er y int o the s ys te m. The b at te r y latc he s move inwards and x the b at t er y au tomati cally . Chec k i f the b at ter y la tch h as be en moved i nward s. Cha rgi ng t he Batter y 1 At t ach t he bat ter y and c onne c t the AC adapter t o the D C-in jack of th e compu ter . Th[...]

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    7 3 T o view on the b at te r y Sepa rate t he bat te r y and pr es s the PUSH but to n insi de th e bat ter y . The re main ing bat ter y c harg e (% ) will b e disp layed. Ba t t er y Wa r ni ng  Y ou wi ll hea r an al ar m wh en the r ema inin g bat t er y cha rg e reac he s be low 10% . In th is c as e, co nne c t the AC adapt er or t ur n o[...]

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    7 4 3 M ove to the Boo t > Sm ar t B at te r y Cal ib ra t io n item u sing th e direc t ion keys and pre ss < Ent e r > . 4 Hi ghlight Y es in the Ba t t er y Ca li br a ti on Con r m a ti o n window and pr es s < Ent e r > . The B at t er y C alibrat ion f unc tion i s ac tiv ate d and the b at t er y i s forc ef ully disc harge[...]

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    7 5 Us ing the Secu rit y Lock P or t Y ou can c o nne ct a Kens ing ton lo ck t o the S ec ur it y Lo ck p or t to pr event your c omp uter fr om be ing sto len w hen yo u have to use t he c omp uter in a p ubli c plac e. T o use thi s feat ure, you have to pur cha se th e Kensin gton l oc k addi ti onal ly . T o use t he Kensing ton l oc k, refe [...]

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    Cha pter 4. A ppendix Product Speci cations 7 8 Bonn_R518_Dos_Eng.indb 77 2009-03-25 오후 1:31:10[...]

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    7 8 P rodu ct Specications The syste m spe ci c at io ns may dif fe r depe ndin g on th e der ive d mo del s. For det aile d system sp ec i c ati ons, r efer to t he pr oduc t c at al ogu e. NP- R518 CPU (Optional) Intel Core2 Duo / Pentium Dual Core / Celeron Processor Cache Memory (Optional) 6MB / 3MB / 2MB / 1MB L2 Cache Main Memory Mem[...]

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    7 9 Wireless LAN Specications (802.1 1a/b/g, 802.1 1n Card) Intel 802.1 1ABG WLAN  Th e Na m e of t h e Reg is t er ed E qui p me nt : Spe cia l Low Power W ir ele ss D evic e fo r Wi rel es s Dat a Co mmun ic ati on S ystem s. I te m D et a il e d Sp e ci  c at i on s Physi ca l Sp e ci  ca t io n s Dim ens io ns 30 .0 × 5 0.9 5 mm ( [...]

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    8 0  Ra di o Sp ec i c a t io ns RF B an d 2. 4G Hz, 5 G Hz Sup p or t e d Cha n ne ls Chann els a llo wed p er c ou ntr y . Dev ic e T rans c eive r St a nd ar d O ut p u t Powe r MA X 10mW Mo du l at i on S ch e me 1 1 a m od e : OFD M 1 1 b m od e : DSS S 1 1 g m od e : OFD M Da ta R a te ( Mb p s)* 1 1 a m od e** : M A X 5 4 M bps 1 1 b m[...]

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    8 1 Intel 802.1 1AGN WLAN  Th e Na m e of t h e Reg is t er ed E qui p me nt : Spe cia l Low Power W ir ele ss D evic e fo r Wi rel es s Dat a Co mmun ic ati on S ystem s. I te m D et a il e d Sp e ci  c at i on s Physi ca l Sp e ci  ca t io n s Dim ens io ns 30 .0 × 5 0.9 5 mm ( Wi dt h X He ight) Op era tin g T empe rat ure A n d Hum id[...]

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    8 2  Ra di o Sp ec i c a t io ns RF B an d 2. 4G Hz, 5 G Hz Sup p or t e d Cha n ne ls Chann els a llo wed p er c ou ntr y . Dev ic e T rans c eive r St a nd ar d O ut p u t Powe r MA X 10mW Mo du l at i on S ch e me 1 1 a m od e : OFD M 1 1 b m od e : DSS S 1 1 g m od e : OFD M 1 1 n m ode : M I M O Da ta R a te ( Mb p s)* 1 1 a m od e** : M[...]

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    8 3 Wireless LAN Specications (802.1 1BG Card) Intel 802.1 1BG WLAN  Th e Na m e of t h e Reg is t er ed E qui p me nt : Spe cia l Low Power W ir ele ss D evic e fo r Wi rel es s Dat a Co mmun ic ati on S ystem s. I te m D et a il e d Sp e ci  c at i on s Physi ca l Sp e ci  ca t io n s Dim ens io ns 30 .0 × 5 0.9 5 mm ( Wi dt h X He i[...]

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    8 4  Ra di o Sp ec i c a t io ns RF B an d 2. 4G Hz Sup p or t e d Cha n ne ls Chann els a llo wed p er c ou ntr y . Dev ic e T rans c eive r St a nd ar d O ut p u t Powe r MA X 10mW Mo du l at i on S ch e me 1 1 b m od e : DSS S 1 1 g m od e : OFD M Da ta R a te ( Mb p s)* 1 1 g m od e**: M A X 5 4M bp s 1 1 b m od e: MA X 1 1Mbps An t en na[...]

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    8 5 Realtek 802.1 1BGN WLAN  Devi c e Na m e fo r For m al R eg is t ra t io n : Low Power W ire les s Dev ic e for W ir ele ss D ata Co mmuni c ati on Sy stems . T ype Detailed Specications Physical Specications Dimensions 30 x 26.65 mm (Width X Height) Operating T emperature And Humidity T emperature: Bet. 0°C and 70°C, Humidity: Less [...]

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    8 6  Ra di o Sp ec i c a t io ns RF Band 2.4GHz Supported Channels The channels allowed for the country . Device T ransceiver Standard Output Power MAX 10mW Modulation Scheme 1 1b mode : DSSS 1 1g mode : OFDM 1 1n mode: MIMO Data Rate (Mbps)* 1 1b mode : MAX 1 1Mbps 1 1g mode** : MAX 54Mbps 1 1g mode*** : Max. 300 Mbps Antenna T ype Built-in [...]

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    8 7 Atheros 802.1 1BG WLAN  Th e Na m e of t h e Reg is t er ed E qui p me nt : Spe cia l Low Power W ir ele ss D evic e fo r Wi rel es s Dat a Co mmun ic ati on S ystem s. I te m D et a il e d Sp e ci  c at i on s Physi ca l Sp e ci  ca t io n s Dim ens io ns 30 .0 × 5 0.9 5 mm ( Wi dt h X He ight) Op era tin g T empe rat ure A n d Hum i[...]

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    8 8  Ra di o Sp ec i c a t io ns RF B an d 2. 4G Hz Sup p or t e d Cha n ne ls Chann els a llo wed p er c ou ntr y . Dev ic e T rans c eive r St a nd ar d O ut p u t Powe r MA X 10mW Mo du l at i on S ch e me 1 1 b m od e : DSS S 1 1 g m od e : OFD M Da ta R a te ( Mb p s)* 1 1 b m od e : MA X 1 1 Mbp s 1 1 g m od e** : M A X 5 4M bps An t en[...]

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    8 9 Registered T rademarks Sams ung is a r egi ster ed tr ade mar k of Sa msun g Co., Ltd. SEN S is a re gist ere d tra dem ar k of Sam sung El ec tro nic s C o., Ltd. Intel, A TOM / Pent ium /C eler on ar e re giste red t rad emar ks of t he Inte l C or po rat ion. Mic ro sof t, M S - D OS, an d Wi ndow s are re gis tere d tr adem ar ks of th e Mi[...]

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