Biostar EDEQ 4000 User manual

50-L4PVA-01
All-in-One LCD PC
User's Manual

50-L4PVA-01
All-in-One LCD PC
User's Manual

Product features and specifications described in this manual are
subject to change without notice.
Manufacturer shall not be liable for any damages, or for the loss of
information resulting from the performance or use of the information
contained herein.
All product names and logos referenced herein are trademarks
and/or service marks or registered trademarks and/or service marks.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows XP, MS-DOS are either trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.
Other product and company names mentioned herein may be
trademarks and/or service marks of their respective owners.
All contents of this manual are copyrighted.
The information contained herein is the exclusive property of
manufacturer and shall not be copied, transferred, photocopied,
translated on paper, film, electronic media, or computer-readable
form, or otherwise reproduced in any way, without the express
written permission.
Overview
Product features and specifications described in this manual are
subject to change without notice.
Manufacturer shall not be liable for any damages, or for the loss of
information resulting from the performance or use of the information
contained herein.
All product names and logos referenced herein are trademarks
and/or service marks or registered trademarks and/or service marks.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows XP, MS-DOS are either trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.
Other product and company names mentioned herein may be
trademarks and/or service marks of their respective owners.
All contents of this manual are copyrighted.
The information contained herein is the exclusive property of
manufacturer and shall not be copied, transferred, photocopied,
translated on paper, film, electronic media, or computer-readable
form, or otherwise reproduced in any way, without the express
written permission.
Overview
All-in-One LCD PCAll-in-One LCD PC
This equipment hasbeen tested andfound to complywith the
limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant toPart 15 of the
FCC rules. Theselimits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmfulinterference in a residential
installation.
Any changes ormodification made to this equipment voidsthe
user's authority tooperate this equipment.
This equipment generates,uses, and radiate radio frequency
energy and, ifnot installed and used in accordancewith the
instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio
communications. However, thereis no guarantee that
interference will notoccur in a particular installation. Ifthis
equipment does causeharmful interference to radio or
television reception, whichcan be determined by turning the
equipment off andon, the user is encouraged totry to correct
the interference byone or more of the followingmeasures:
Reorient or relocatethe receiving antenna.
Increase the separationbetween the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipmentinto an outlet on a circuitdifferent
from that towhich the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealeror an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
All external cablesconnecting to this basic unit mustbe
shielded.
Canadian D.O.C. Statement
This digital apparatusdoes not exceed the Class Blimits for
radio noise emissionsfrom digital apparatus as set outin the
radio interference regulationsor the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Cet appareil numériquen'excède pas les limites de catégorieB
pour des émissionsradio depuis un appareil numérique,
comme défini dansles réglementations d'interférence radio du
Ministère Canadien desCommunications.
CE CE Mark
This equipment isin conformity with the EMC directive.
The FCC wants you to know

Product features and specifications described in this manual are
subject to change without notice.
Manufacturer shall not be liable for any damages, or for the loss of
information resulting from the performance or use of the information
contained herein.
All product names and logos referenced herein are trademarks
and/or service marks or registered trademarks and/or service marks.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows XP, MS-DOS are either trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.
Other product and company names mentioned herein may be
trademarks and/or service marks of their respective owners.
All contents of this manual are copyrighted.
The information contained herein is the exclusive property of
manufacturer and shall not be copied, transferred, photocopied,
translated on paper, film, electronic media, or computer-readable
form, or otherwise reproduced in any way, without the express
written permission.
Overview
Product features and specifications described in this manual are
subject to change without notice.
Manufacturer shall not be liable for any damages, or for the loss of
information resulting from the performance or use of the information
contained herein.
All product names and logos referenced herein are trademarks
and/or service marks or registered trademarks and/or service marks.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows XP, MS-DOS are either trademarks or
registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.
Other product and company names mentioned herein may be
trademarks and/or service marks of their respective owners.
All contents of this manual are copyrighted.
The information contained herein is the exclusive property of
manufacturer and shall not be copied, transferred, photocopied,
translated on paper, film, electronic media, or computer-readable
form, or otherwise reproduced in any way, without the express
written permission.
Overview
All-in-One LCD PCAll-in-One LCD PC
This equipment hasbeen tested and found to complywith the
limits for aClass B digital device, pursuant toPart 15 of the
FCC rules. Theselimits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmfulinterference in a residential
installation.
Any changes ormodification made to this equipment voidsthe
user's authority tooperate this equipment.
This equipment generates,uses, and radiate radio frequency
energy and, ifnot installed and used in accordancewith the
instructions, may causeharmful interference to radio
communications. However, thereis no guarantee that
interference will notoccur in a particular installation. Ifthis
equipment does causeharmful interference to radio or
television reception, whichcan be determined by turning the
equipment off andon, the user is encouraged totry to correct
the interference byone or more of the followingmeasures:
Reorient or relocatethe receiving antenna.
Increase the separationbetween the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipmentinto an outlet on a circuitdifferent
from that towhich the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealeror an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
All external cablesconnecting to this basic unit mustbe
shielded.
Canadian D.O.C. Statement
This digital apparatusdoes not exceed the Class Blimits for
radio noise emissionsfrom digital apparatus as set outin the
radio interference regulationsor the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Cet appareil numériquen'excède pas les limites de catégorieB
pour des émissionsradio depuis un appareil numérique,
comme défini dansles réglementations d'interférence radio du
Ministère Canadien desCommunications.
CE CE Mark
This equipment isin conformity with the EMC directive.
The FCC wants you to know

Table of the Content
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Introducing All-In-One LCD-PC
1.2 Unpacking & Checkingthe Equipments
1.3 Identifying Partsof Your LCD-PC
1.4 Installation and InitialSetup
Basic Operations
2.1 Adjusting the Display
2.2 Controlling the Audio
2.3 Using Optical Drives
2.4 Using PC Camera
2.5 Turning offYour LCD-PC
Connections
3.1 Connecting PeripheralDevices
3.2 Connecting USB Devices
3.3 Connecting IEEE 1394Devices
3.4 Connecting Audio Equipment
3.5 Connecting Modem
3.6 Connecting LAN
3.7 Connecting Printer
Drivers and Utility
4.1 Installing Drivers andUtility
TroubleShooting
5.1 Before You Start..
5.2 System Does NotStart
5.3 RF Keyboard andMouse Problem
5.4 USB Problem
5.5 Software Problem
5.6 The LCD DisplayProblem
5.7 PC Camera Problem
Takingcare of your LCD-PC
6.1 Caring for YourLCD-PC
6.2 Safe Use ofThis System
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6
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Table of the Content
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Introducing All-In-One LCD-PC
1.2 Unpacking & Checkingthe Equipments
1.3 Identifying Partsof Your LCD-PC
1.4 Installation and InitialSetup
Basic Operations
2.1 Adjusting the Display
2.2 Controlling the Audio
2.3 Using Optical Drives
2.4 Using PC Camera
2.5 Turning offYour LCD-PC
Connections
3.1 Connecting PeripheralDevices
3.2 Connecting USB Devices
3.3 Connecting IEEE 1394Devices
3.4 Connecting Audio Equipment
3.5 Connecting Modem
3.6 Connecting LAN
3.7 Connecting Printer
Drivers and Utility
4.1 Installing Drivers andUtility
TroubleShooting
5.1 Before You Start..
5.2 System Does NotStart
5.3 RF Keyboard andMouse Problem
5.4 USB Problem
5.5 Software Problem
5.6 The LCD DisplayProblem
5.7 PC Camera Problem
Takingcare of your LCD-PC
6.1 Caring for YourLCD-PC
6.2 Safe Use ofThis System
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6
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Table of the Content
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Introducing All-In-One LCD-PC
1.2 Unpacking & Checkingthe Equipments
1.3 Identifying Partsof Your LCD-PC
1.4 Installation and InitialSetup
Basic Operations
2.1 Adjusting the Display
2.2 Controlling the Audio
2.3 Using Optical Drives
2.4 Using PC Camera
2.5 Turning offYour LCD-PC
Connections
3.1 Connecting PeripheralDevices
3.2 Connecting USB Devices
3.3 Connecting IEEE 1394Devices
3.4 Connecting Audio Equipment
3.5 Connecting Modem
3.6 Connecting LAN
3.7 Connecting Printer
Drivers and Utility
4.1 Installing Drivers andUtility
TroubleShooting
5.1 Before You Start..
5.2 System Does NotStart
5.3 RF Keyboard andMouse Problem
5.4 USB Problem
5.5 Software Problem
5.6 The LCD DisplayProblem
5.7 PC Camera Problem
Takingcare of your LCD-PC
6.1 Caring for YourLCD-PC
6.2 Safe Use ofThis System
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6
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3
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4
8
10
10
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18
19
20
21
22
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24
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30
31
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Table of the Content
Section 1 Introduction
1.1 Introducing All-In-One LCD-PC
1.2 Unpacking & Checkingthe Equipments
1.3 Identifying Partsof Your LCD-PC
1.4 Installation and InitialSetup
Basic Operations
2.1 Adjusting the Display
2.2 Controlling the Audio
2.3 Using Optical Drives
2.4 Using PC Camera
2.5 Turning offYour LCD-PC
Connections
3.1 Connecting PeripheralDevices
3.2 Connecting USB Devices
3.3 Connecting IEEE 1394Devices
3.4 Connecting Audio Equipment
3.5 Connecting Modem
3.6 Connecting LAN
3.7 Connecting Printer
Drivers and Utility
4.1 Installing Drivers andUtility
TroubleShooting
5.1 Before You Start..
5.2 System Does NotStart
5.3 RF Keyboard andMouse Problem
5.4 USB Problem
5.5 Software Problem
5.6 The LCD DisplayProblem
5.7 PC Camera Problem
Takingcare of your LCD-PC
6.1 Caring for YourLCD-PC
6.2 Safe Use ofThis System
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6
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Congratulations on your new purchase, andwelcome to the new era ofAll-in-One LCD
PC! You will experience a digital life that you have never had before. All-in-One
LCD PC is a fully integrated LCD computer that brings the latest personal
computing power and most updated technology. It has state-of-the-art
ergonomics, and sophisticated design to provide you a personal computer
that is compact, powerful, and easyto use.
As an owner of an all-in-oneLCD-PC, you need not to worryabout many
common "add-on" problems, nor do youhave to study the subjects like
slots, device addresses or interrupts, for example, LAN, modem, VGA
and sound.
An LCD-PC, just like how it is called, is built around an LCD panel,
which is space saving and twice as sharp, bright, and contrasting as
the CRT monitor. In addition, LCD display does not tire the viewing
eyes. Thus, allowing you to focus on the display longer than CRT
monitor does.
This LCD-PC provides plentiful support for expansion of external
devices for additional functions. There are, conveniently located,
interfaces and ports - including 4 USB 2.0 ports and one IEEE 1394
port. Users can easily connect their digital devices such as digital
camera, digital camcorder, printer, scanner, etc.,on their desks instead
of cramming under and inhaling the dust stirred up in the air. These
ports also ensure your LCD-PC tostay on the job well intothe future.
This manual explains the features that will enrich your digital life. In
addition, it will assist you in learning to operate, configure, and troubleshoot
the LCD-PC. With this easy to use and understand guide, you will be able to
quickly familiarize yourself with the aspectsof using an LCD-PC.
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Introducing All-In-One LCD-PC
1.1
3
Chapter 1
1.2 Unpacking & Checking the Equipments
1
Before unpacking, prepare a clean stablesurface on which to place thecontents of your LCD-
PC container. Altogether, you should findthe following items in the container.
If your LCD-PCis equipped withwireless RF keyboard,
and mouse, youshould have:
Remove all the items from the container. If anything is missing or broken, inform your
dealer immediately. You should savethe packaging. If you ever needto ship your system or
send it in for service, the shipping container will be useful for protecting your LCD-PC from
damage during shipping.
2A X 22A X 2 3A X 23A X 2 11221122
An LCD-PC An LCD-PC stand A mouse
An AC adapter A power cord Driver and utility CD
User's manual
A keyboard
Quick Set-up Guide
Quick Set-up Guide
RF receiver
2 AAA batteries
for RF mouse
2 AA batteries
for RF keyboard

Congratulations on your new purchase, andwelcome to the new era ofAll-in-One LCD
PC! You will experience a digital life that you have never had before. All-in-One
LCD PC is a fully integrated LCD computer that brings the latest personal
computing power and most updated technology. It has state-of-the-art
ergonomics, and sophisticated design to provide you a personal computer
that is compact, powerful, and easyto use.
As an owner of an all-in-oneLCD-PC, you need not to worryabout many
common "add-on" problems, nor do youhave to study the subjects like
slots, device addresses or interrupts, for example, LAN, modem, VGA
and sound.
An LCD-PC, just like how it is called, is built around an LCD panel,
which is space saving and twice as sharp, bright, and contrasting as
the CRT monitor. In addition, LCD display does not tire the viewing
eyes. Thus, allowing you to focus on the display longer than CRT
monitor does.
This LCD-PC provides plentiful support for expansion of external
devices for additional functions. There are, conveniently located,
interfaces and ports - including 4 USB 2.0 ports and one IEEE 1394
port. Users can easily connect their digital devices such as digital
camera, digital camcorder, printer, scanner, etc.,on their desks instead
of cramming under and inhaling the dust stirred up in the air. These
ports also ensure your LCD-PC tostay on the job well intothe future.
This manual explains the features that will enrich your digital life. In
addition, it will assist you in learning to operate, configure, and troubleshoot
the LCD-PC. With this easy to use and understand guide, you will be able to
quickly familiarize yourself with the aspectsof using an LCD-PC.
2
Introducing All-In-One LCD-PC
1.1
3
Chapter 1
1.2 Unpacking & Checking the Equipments
1
Before unpacking, prepare a clean stablesurface on which to place thecontents of your LCD-
PC container. Altogether, you should findthe following items in the container.
If your LCD-PCis equipped withwireless RF keyboard,
and mouse, youshould have:
Remove all the items from the container. If anything is missing or broken, inform your
dealer immediately. You should savethe packaging. If you ever needto ship your system or
send it in for service, the shipping container will be useful for protecting your LCD-PC from
damage during shipping.
2A X 22A X 2 3A X 23A X 2 11221122
An LCD-PC An LCD-PC stand A mouse
An AC adapter A power cord Driver and utility CD
User's manual
A keyboard
Quick Set-up Guide
Quick Set-up Guide
RF receiver
2 AAA batteries
for RF mouse
2 AA batteries
for RF keyboard

DVD/CD-R/CD ROM
Identifying parts of your LCD-PC
1.3
Left side view
Identifying parts of your LCD-PC
1.3
Front view Rear view
Right side view
Chapter 1
1
USB 2.0 IEEE 1394
Modem
Microphone
Power button
Display control
Digital camera
PS/2 Midi/game port Printer port VGA-out Audio ports
DC-in Serial port LAN USB 2.0
* Audio ports: Audio-in,Audio-out, Mic-in (Supports 5.1channel audio)
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DVD/CD-R/CD ROM
Identifying parts of your LCD-PC
1.3
Left side view
Identifying parts of your LCD-PC
1.3
Front view Rear view
Right side view
Chapter 1
1
USB 2.0 IEEE 1394
Modem
Microphone
Power button
Display control
Digital camera
PS/2 Midi/game port Printer port VGA-out Audio ports
DC-in Serial port LAN USB 2.0
* Audio ports: Audio-in,Audio-out, Mic-in (Supports 5.1channel audio)
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1.4 Installation andInitial Setup
Installing the LCD-PC Stand
The LCD-PC comes with a standthat allows you to tilt theLCD panel. Follow the next stepsto install it
into your system.
Place a thick layer of softcloth on a stable desk
Place the unit face down withthe soft cloth to prevent theLCD panel from possible scratches.
Pick up the stand with thearrow marking towards the down (LCDpanel side) end.
Insert the 6 quick joint hookson the stand into the quickjoint insertion.
Push the stand up (towardsthe back I/O end) to lockthe quick joints in place.
Note: To uninstall the stand,just push the quick joint hookon the bottom of the unitto slide out
the stand.
*for picture illustrated steps please referto quick set-up guide
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Connecting the Mouse andKeyboard
Note: To start your computer,you first need to connect themouse and keyboard that are shipped
with your LCD PC.
The mouse and keyboard PS/2 ports and cable connectors are color-coded.The green PS/2 port is
designated for mouse, and the purpleone is for keyboard.
RF Wireless Keyboard,and Mouse owners,please refer tothe RF keyboardand mouse quickstart
guide that comeswith the system.
Chapter 1
1
Connecting Power
Caution!
Please use the AC adapter thatis supplied to you with yourcomputer or by your computer vendor
only! You may damage yourLCD-PC if you use one thatis not approved for this system.
When unplugging the AC power cordfrom an electrical outlet, please gripthe plug and remove it
from the electrical socket. Do notunplug the power from the outletby pulling on the cord.
1.Connect the power cord to theAC adapter.
2.Plug the power cord into asuitable power outlet. The green powerindicator on the power adapter
will turn on when you connectAC power.
3.Plug the cable from the ACadapter into the AC adapter jackon the rear side of thecomputer.
4.Press the power switch locatedon the front panel of thescreen display. The blue LED willturn on to
indicate the LCD-PC is turned on.(If the system switches to standbymode, the
indicator will start flashing.)

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1.4 Installation andInitial Setup
Installing the LCD-PC Stand
The LCD-PC comes with a standthat allows you to tilt theLCD panel. Follow the next stepsto install it
into your system.
Place a thick layer of softcloth on a stable desk
Place the unit face down withthe soft cloth to prevent theLCD panel from possible scratches.
Pick up the stand with thearrow marking towards the down (LCDpanel side) end.
Insert the 6 quick joint hookson the stand into the quickjoint insertion.
Push the stand up (towardsthe back I/O end) to lockthe quick joints in place.
Note: To uninstall the stand,just push the quick joint hookon the bottom of the unitto slide out
the stand.
*for picture illustrated steps please referto quick set-up guide
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Connecting the Mouse andKeyboard
Note: To start your computer,you first need to connect themouse and keyboard that are shipped
with your LCD PC.
The mouse and keyboard PS/2 ports and cable connectors are color-coded.The green PS/2 port is
designated for mouse, and the purpleone is for keyboard.
RF Wireless Keyboard,and Mouse owners,please refer tothe RF keyboardand mouse quickstart
guide that comeswith the system.
Chapter 1
1
Connecting Power
Caution!
Please use the AC adapter thatis supplied to you with yourcomputer or by your computer vendor
only! You may damage yourLCD-PC if you use one thatis not approved for this system.
When unplugging the AC power cordfrom an electrical outlet, please gripthe plug and remove it
from the electrical socket. Do notunplug the power from the outletby pulling on the cord.
1.Connect the power cord to theAC adapter.
2.Plug the power cord into asuitable power outlet. The green powerindicator on the power adapter
will turn on when you connectAC power.
3.Plug the cable from the ACadapter into the AC adapter jackon the rear side of thecomputer.
4.Press the power switch locatedon the front panel of thescreen display. The blue LED willturn on to
indicate the LCD-PC is turned on.(If the system switches to standbymode, the
indicator will start flashing.)

Section 2
Basic Operations
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Section 2
Basic Operations
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2.1 Adjusting theDisplay
Adjusting Angle
You may notice that the LCD display contrast decreases if you look at it from a wide angle above,
below, or from side to side. The best way to obtain theoptimal viewing of the display isadjusting the
angle.
Adjusting the Display
: Press these buttons onthe front of
the LCD-PC to navigate the menu,
and select the options that display
on the screen.
: Press these buttons toadjust the
option you have chosen from the
display menu.
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Display Control Options:
Brightness
Contrast
Zoom
H. Position / Size
V. Position /Size
Pincushion / Pin Balance
Trapezoid / Parallel
Tilt
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To adjust the viewing angle, hold on to the
display on both sides and tilt it up or down. Do
not apply excessive pressure to thedisplay.
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Changing the Display Properties
You can make numerous changesto the display appearance via "WindowsDisplay Properties" window.
To adjust the displayproperty, follow the next steps:
Right click the mouse on anempty area of the Windows desktopto access a pull down menu.
Click on Properties to openthe Display properties window.
Use the tabs on the DisplayProperties window to select thefollowing display properties:
Background, Screen Saver, Appearance, Effects, Web,and Settings.
You can play around with the settings, where you can change resolution, and color setting. For the
settings in advance mode, please referto Windows user's guide. Always press"Cancel" if you do not
want to implement the setting.
Chapter 2
2

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2.1 Adjusting theDisplay
Adjusting Angle
You may notice that the LCD display contrast decreases if you look at it from a wide angle above,
below, or from side to side. The best way to obtain theoptimal viewing of the display isadjusting the
angle.
Adjusting the Display
: Press these buttons onthe front of
the LCD-PC to navigate the menu,
and select the options that display
on the screen.
: Press these buttons toadjust the
option you have chosen from the
display menu.
+
Display Control Options:
Brightness
Contrast
Zoom
H. Position / Size
V. Position /Size
Pincushion / Pin Balance
Trapezoid / Parallel
Tilt
30
To adjust the viewing angle, hold on to the
display on both sides and tilt it up or down. Do
not apply excessive pressure to thedisplay.
11
Changing the Display Properties
You can make numerous changesto the display appearance via "WindowsDisplay Properties" window.
To adjust the displayproperty, follow the next steps:
Right click the mouse on anempty area of the Windows desktopto access a pull down menu.
Click on Properties to openthe Display properties window.
Use the tabs on the DisplayProperties window to select thefollowing display properties:
Background, Screen Saver, Appearance, Effects, Web,and Settings.
You can play around with the settings, where you can change resolution, and color setting. For the
settings in advance mode, please referto Windows user's guide. Always press"Cancel" if you do not
want to implement the setting.
Chapter 2
2

2.3 Using OpticalDrive
Controlling theAudio
2.2
Your computer is installed with built-in speakers and a built-in microphone. You can
use various Windows media applications to play CDs, record messages and sound,
and play computer games with soundtracks, etc.
You can change the windowsvolume by following steps:
Double click on the speaker iconon the lower right corner ofthe screen of
the task-bar
Windows will prompt a volume controlwindow
Adjust the volume to your liking
Close the window
You can also adjust volumeby moving the volume tab onthe audio program that
you are using.
Overview:
The CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, or Combo drive let you read information from CD/DVD. Your computer
identifies it as drive D, if you didn't divide the hard drive to smaller drives. It is a read-only drive,
unless you have Combo drive as your optical drive. Using Windows Entertainment Accessories, you
can also use the CD/DVD-ROM driveto play audio and video disks.
Note: Please refer to the combo drivemanual that comes with your LCD-PCif you have combo drive
installed.
Using the CD/DVD-ROMDrive
1.Locate and identify the three featureson the front of the drive;the eject tray button, the recessed
manual eject button, and drive activityindicator.
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If you are playing games andneed to adjust volume, you shouldbe able to find the volumecontrol in
the option menu.
1.Press the eject tray buttonto eject the tray for theCD/DVD-ROM disk.
2.Place the CD/DVD on the tray.Do not apply excessive force onthe disk tray.
3.Press the tray back intothe CD/DVD-ROM drive until it clickslocked.
4.To remove a CD/DVD,wait until the activity indicator showsthat the disk in the driveis not being read. Press
the eject tray button and removethe disk from the tray.
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Chapter 2
2

2.3 Using OpticalDrive
Controlling theAudio
2.2
Your computer is installed with built-in speakers and a built-in microphone. You can
use various Windows media applications to play CDs, record messages and sound,
and play computer games with soundtracks, etc.
You can change the windowsvolume by following steps:
Double click on the speaker iconon the lower right corner ofthe screen of
the task-bar
Windows will prompt a volume controlwindow
Adjust the volume to your liking
Close the window
You can also adjust volumeby moving the volume tab onthe audio program that
you are using.
Overview:
The CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, or Combo drive let you read information from CD/DVD. Your computer
identifies it as drive D, if you didn't divide the hard drive to smaller drives. It is a read-only drive,
unless you have Combo drive as your optical drive. Using Windows Entertainment Accessories, you
can also use the CD/DVD-ROM driveto play audio and video disks.
Note: Please refer to the combo drivemanual that comes with your LCD-PCif you have combo drive
installed.
Using the CD/DVD-ROMDrive
1.Locate and identify the three featureson the front of the drive;the eject tray button, the recessed
manual eject button, and drive activityindicator.
12
If you are playing games andneed to adjust volume, you shouldbe able to find the volumecontrol in
the option menu.
1.Press the eject tray buttonto eject the tray for theCD/DVD-ROM disk.
2.Place the CD/DVD on the tray.Do not apply excessive force onthe disk tray.
3.Press the tray back intothe CD/DVD-ROM drive until it clickslocked.
4.To remove a CD/DVD,wait until the activity indicator showsthat the disk in the driveis not being read. Press
the eject tray button and removethe disk from the tray.
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Chapter 2
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Removing CD/DVD diskwhile the computer is turned off:
To remove a CD/DVD disk from the drive while the computer is turned off, insert the end of a paper
clip, or similar, into the manualtray eject button. It will unlockthe tray and let you openthe tray.
Playing DVD movie
The Driver/Utility CD includes a DVD
playing program called Power DVD.
To play DVD movies, you will have to
install the program. Please consult
section 4.1 to install the program. The
basic operation of Power DVD can be
found and downloaded from the web.
The URL for PowerDVD:
http://www.gocyberlink.com/english/index.jsp
NOTE: Most of the DVD titles intoday's markets
are governed by a regional codethat divides the
world into six separate regions. Thesix regions are:
1.USA, and Canada
2.Western Europe, Japan, and South Africa
3.SE Asia
4.Australia, and S. America
5.Russia, Eastern Europe, and Africa
6.China
It is especially important to knowthat you may only switch theregion 5 times with any DVD drive on
the market today. If you exceed the permitted switching times, the DVD player will refuse to play
other region's DVD titles. This limit will ensure the maximization of revenues for motion picture
studios' theatrical and home releases, whichtimes and dates vary from regionto region. 15
Your LCD-PC may have abuilt-in PC camera on board. Beforeusing the PC Camera, please makesure
the required software has been installed.
With the PC Camera and either Yahoo! Messenger or MSN Messenger, youwill be able to call and see people
face-to-face over the Internet.
In the explanations below, we willuse the Imaging (for Windows 98,2000 & ME users) and Windows
Movie Maker (for Windows XP users)applications with Windows operating system as anexample for
setting configurations.
View Your First Image
Start the image editing or videosoftware to ensure that everything isproperly set up.
1.For Windows 98, 2000 andME users, to do this:
Click on the Start menu button.
Click on the Programs menuitem.
Click on the Accessories menu item.
Click on Imaging to open Imagingprogram.
Click on File/Select to choose'PC Camera'.
Click on File/Acquire
The Imaging program will launch and live pictures will begin to show in the viewing
window in a few seconds.
2.4 Using PCCamera
Chapter 2
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Removing CD/DVD diskwhile the computer is turned off:
To remove a CD/DVD disk from the drive while the computer is turned off, insert the end of a paper
clip, or similar, into the manualtray eject button. It will unlockthe tray and let you openthe tray.
Playing DVD movie
The Driver/Utility CD includes a DVD
playing program called Power DVD.
To play DVD movies, you will have to
install the program. Please consult
section 4.1 to install the program. The
basic operation of Power DVD can be
found and downloaded from the web.
The URL for PowerDVD:
http://www.gocyberlink.com/english/index.jsp
NOTE: Most of the DVD titles intoday's markets
are governed by a regional codethat divides the
world into six separate regions. Thesix regions are:
1.USA, and Canada
2.Western Europe, Japan, and South Africa
3.SE Asia
4.Australia, and S. America
5.Russia, Eastern Europe, and Africa
6.China
It is especially important to knowthat you may only switch theregion 5 times with any DVD drive on
the market today. If you exceed the permitted switching times, the DVD player will refuse to play
other region's DVD titles. This limit will ensure the maximization of revenues for motion picture
studios' theatrical and home releases, whichtimes and dates vary from regionto region. 15
Your LCD-PC may have abuilt-in PC camera on board. Beforeusing the PC Camera, please makesure
the required software has been installed.
With the PC Camera and either Yahoo! Messenger or MSN Messenger, youwill be able to call and see people
face-to-face over the Internet.
In the explanations below, we willuse the Imaging (for Windows 98,2000 & ME users) and Windows
Movie Maker (for Windows XP users)applications with Windows operating system as anexample for
setting configurations.
View Your First Image
Start the image editing or videosoftware to ensure that everything isproperly set up.
1.For Windows 98, 2000 andME users, to do this:
Click on the Start menu button.
Click on the Programs menuitem.
Click on the Accessories menu item.
Click on Imaging to open Imagingprogram.
Click on File/Select to choose'PC Camera'.
Click on File/Acquire
The Imaging program will launch and live pictures will begin to show in the viewing
window in a few seconds.
2.4 Using PCCamera
Chapter 2
2