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Working with PC Cards 49
Working with PC Cards
By installing PC cards, you can add functions to your notebook computer similar to
those found on add-in boards for desktop computers. Available PC cards include:
• Input/output, such as modem, network, video capture, and SCSI cards.
• Storage, such as hard drive and flash memory cards.
Your computer includes the following PC card support:
• One PC-card slot: You can install PCMCIA type I or II cards in the slot.
• CardBus hardware and software: CardBus enables the computer to use 32-bit
PCMCIA cards. Windows supports 32-bit and 16-bit PC cards.
The PC card slot does not support PCMCIA type III card or ZV card.
Maintaining PC Cards
To maintain your PC Cards, follow these guidelines:
• Keep cards away from excessive heat, direct sunlight, and liquids.
• Do not drop, bend, flex, or crush cards when handling.
• Keep dust, magnets, and static electricity away from PC Cards.
• When a card is not in use, carry it in its protective carrying case.
• Some PC cards include cables that extend from the back of the cards. Be careful
not to bend or put excessive strain on these cables.
- Macrovision Statement 1
- Important Safety Information 2
- Battery Disposal 3
- Laser Safety 4
- Power Cord Requirements 4
- Wireless Guidance 5
- United States of America 7
- FCC Part 68 8
- European Union 12
- VCCI Statement 14
- Wireless Devices 14
- Using Your Documentation 16
- Software User Documentation 17
- Introducing Your Computer 18
- Buttons and LEDs 19
- Right Side 20
- Left Side 20
- Back Side 20
- Battery Latch 21
- Turning On the Computer 22
- Turning Off Your Computer 23
- Tips for Using Your Computer 24
- Travelling with Your Computer 25
- Handling Spills 26
- Using the Keyboard 27
- Using the Numeric Keypad 28
- Using Special Function Keys 29
- Hot Keys 30
- Using the Touchpad 31
- Using the Touchpad 17 32
- Action Process and Comment 32
- 18 Users Manual 33
- Drag (Move) 34
- System Top 35
- System Bottom 35
- Connecting to the Internet 36
- Precautions Before Use 37
- Cable Connection 38
- 24 Users Manual 39
- 26 Users Manual 41
- 28 Users Manual 43
- 2. Click Advanced 44
- 30 Users Manual 45
- 32 Users Manual 47
- 34 Users Manual 49
- Using Network Services 50
- Step 1. Configuring Sharing 51
- Sharing Printers 52
- 38 Users Manual 53
- 40 Users Manual 55
- Area Connection' 56
- Using the Flex-Bay 57
- Using the Flex-Bay 43 58
- 44 Users Manual 59
- Using the Disk Drives 60
- 46 Users Manual 61
- Inserting the Memory Stick 62
- Using the Memory Stick 63
- Removing the Memory Stick 63
- Working with PC Cards 64
- Using PC Cards 65
- Media Player 66
- Button Operation 67
- Using the MP3/CD Player 68
- Setting Up Your Home Theater 69
- Using the S/PDIF Connection 70
- 56 Users Manual 71
- Volume Control 72
- Movie Maker 72
- Using the Battery 73
- Safely Using the Battery 74
- Removing the Battery 74
- Installing the Battery 75
- Monitoring the Battery Charge 76
- Battery Gauge 77
- Battery Warnings 78
- Using System Setup 79
- Using System Setup 65 80
- Navigation Key Function 80
- Changing Booting Priority 81
- Configuring the Password 82
- Deactivating the Password 83
- • Turn off monitor: 85
- • Turn off hard disks: 85
- • System standby: 85
- • System hibernates: 85
- Hibernate Tab 86
- Standby and Hibernate modes 87
- Using the Hard Drive 88
- Resolution and Colour Depth 89
- Adjusting the LCD Brightness 89
- Configuring Display Features 90
- 76 Users Manual 91
- Deactivating Dual View Mode 93
- Using Options 94
- Memory Modules 95
- Installing a Memory Module 96
- 82 Users Manual 97
- System Setup 98
- Windows Setup 98
- Troubleshooting 99
- Questions and Answers 100
- Telecommunications Related 101
- Troubleshooting 87 102
- 88 Users Manual 103
- Game and Program Related 104
- 90 Users Manual 105
- Troubleshooting 91 106
- 92 Users Manual 107
- Reinstalling Software 108
- Installing programs 109
- Reinstalling Windows XP 110
- 96 Users Manual 111
- If You Cannot Run Windows 112
- Specifications 113
- Wireless LAN Specification 114
- • Standard: IEEE 802.b 115
- • Channel Allocation: 115
- Abbreviations 116
- 102 Users Manual 117
- Glossary 118
- 104 Users Manual 119
- Glossary 105 120
- 106 Users Manual 121
- Glossary 107 122
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