Acer AcerNote Light 370P User manual

Index I-1
Index
A
about this manual
manual conventions, viii
manual structure, vii
purpose, vii
AC adapter
connecting, 1-9
taking care of, 1-6
address and interrupt tables, B-1
Advanced Power Management (APM), 3-13
DOS, 3-13
Windows 3.x, 3-14
Windows 95, 3-14
applications, accessing, 5-2
audio, 2-22
audio devices, attaching, 4-7
B
battery low warning
things to do, 3-8
battery pack
battery compartment cover, attaching, 4-8
battery-low warning, 3-7
characteristics, 3-2
charging, 3-5
charging modes, 3-5
checking the charge level, 3-6
installing, 3-4
optimizing, 3-6
removing, 3-3
taking care of, 1-6
booting from CD-ROM
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-10
C
caring for your computer, 1-3
CardBus support
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-14
checklist, packing, 1-2
cleaning your computer, 1-7
connecting your computer, 1-9
D
date and time
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-5
default hardware settings
loading using BIOS Utility, 6-21
display
automatic dim, 3-9
power management, 2-4
simultaneous, 2-4
video performance, 2-4
display device on boot-up
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-6
diskettes, using, 1-7
DMA channels, B-4
E
embedded keypad, 2-9
error messages, 8-5
external floppy drive, attaching, 2-17
external keyboard, attaching, 4-3
external keypad, attaching, 4-4
external microphone, attaching, 4-7
external monitor, attaching, 4-2
external pointing device, attaching, 4-5
external speakers, attaching, 4-7

I-2 User’s Manual
F
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions), 8-2
features, 2-2
design and ergonomics, 2-3
expansion, 2-3
multimedia, 2-2
performance, 2-2
H
hard disk
list of hard disks, 4-16
upgrading, 4-17
help
online, accessing, 1-10
online, web, 1-10
hibernation mode
entering, 3-11
exiting, 3-11
hot keys, 2-11
activating and using, 2-12
exiting pop-up icons and screens, 2-12
I
I/O address map, B-2
IRQ (interrupt request levels), B-3
L
lock keys, 2-8
M
memory
configurations, 4-14
installing, 4-15
N
notice
lithium batteries, v
safety, iii
O
option
additional memory, 4-14
external battery charger, 4-10
file transfer cable, 4-13
hard disk upgrade, 4-16
PC Cards, 4-7
PS/2 y-bridge cable, 4-12
P
palm rest, 2-13
parallel port address
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-11
parallel port mode
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-12
passwords
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-13
PC Cards, 2-20
ejecting, removing, 2-21
inserting, 2-20
ports
description, 2-19
location, 2-18
power management, 3-9
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-15
power management modes
display standby mode, 3-9
hard disk standby mode, 3-10
hibernation mode, 3-10
standby mode, 3-12
printer, attaching, 4-6
S
SafeOff, 5-13
security
passwords, 2-23
security notch, 2-23
serial port address
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-11
service
sites for ITW, 7-3
when to call, 1-7
Sleep Manager, 5-3
accessing, 5-3

Index I-3
functions, 5-6
running, 5-9
troubleshooting, 5-10
uninstalling, 5-11
sleep mode
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-16
specifications, A-1
standby mode
entering, 3-12
exiting, 3-13
startup sequence
setting using BIOS Utility, 6-9
status indicator
location, 2-6
description, 2-6
support
worldwide offices, 7-6 to 7-10
system information
viewing using BIOS Utility, 6-19
system memory map, B-1
T
touchpad
configuring, 5-14
using, 2-15
traveling, preparing for, 7-2
W
warranty
International Traveler’s Warranty (ITW),
7-3
service sites for ITW, 7-3 to 7-5
Windows 95 keys, 2-10