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Acer Aspire One AOD250 User Manual

Acer Aspire One AOD250
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Aspire one Series
User Guide

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Acer Aspire One AOD250 Specifications

General IconGeneral
RAM1 GB
Storage160 GB HDD
Resolution1024 x 600
GraphicsIntel GMA 950
Wireless802.11b/g
LAN10/100 Ethernet
Webcam0.3 MP
ChipsetIntel 945GSE
ProcessorIntel Atom N270
Display10.1"
Operating SystemWindows XP Home
Ports3 x USB 2.0, VGA, Ethernet
Card ReaderSD

Summary

Aspire One Series User Guide

Safety and Comfort Information

Safety Instructions

Read safety instructions carefully and follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.

Product Warnings and Precautions

Electrical Power Usage

Operate the product using the specified power type and avoid overloading outlets.

Electrical Power and Servicing

Product Servicing Guidelines

Refer all servicing to qualified personnel; do not attempt self-service.

Safe Battery Usage Guidelines

Follow guidelines for safe lithium-ion battery usage, avoiding extreme temperatures and damage.

Battery Safety and Telephone Line Use

Additional Safety Information

Operating Environment Precautions

Turn off wireless devices under certain conditions and follow RF exposure guidelines.

Medical Device Interference

Wireless devices may interfere with medical devices; consult physician and follow facility rules.

Pacemaker Safety Guidelines

Maintain separation distance from pacemakers and switch off device if interference occurs.

Vehicle and Hazardous Environment Safety

Potentially Explosive Environments

Switch off device in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres, like refueling points.

Emergency Call Limitations

Cannot make emergency calls through this device; use a mobile phone or other system.

Disposal and Mercury Advisories

Electronic Device Disposal

Do not discard electronic devices in trash; recycle to protect the environment.

Energy Efficiency and User Comfort

Comfortable Use Tips

Tips for comfortable computer use, including ergonomics and health.

Comfort Zone and Vision Care

Eye Strain Reduction

Reduce eyestrain by resting eyes, taking breaks, and blinking frequently.

Getting Started and Basic Computer Care

Basic Computer Care and Tips

Covers turning the computer on/off and general care practices.

Computer and AC Adapter Maintenance

Computer Care and Maintenance

Guidelines for protecting the computer from environmental factors and physical damage.

AC Adapter Care

Tips for maintaining the AC adapter, including cord handling and outlet usage.

Battery Pack Care and Cleaning Procedures

Battery Pack Maintenance Tips

Use correct replacement batteries, do not tamper with batteries, and dispose properly.

Travel Preparations and Tips

Travel Considerations and Home Office Setup

International Travel and Special Considerations

Traveling Internationally

Guidelines for traveling between countries, including preparation and items to bring.

Securing Your Computer

Using a Computer Security Lock

Utilize the Kensington-compatible security slot to secure the computer with a lock cable.

Using Passwords for Security

Set Supervisor, User, or Boot passwords for different levels of computer and data protection.

Password Management and Entry

Entering Passwords

How to enter passwords for BIOS utility and computer boot-up.

Expanding Options and Connectivity

Built-in Network Feature

Connect to an Ethernet-based network using the Ethernet (RJ-45) port.

Connectivity Features and BIOS Utility

BIOS Utility Configuration

Hardware configuration program built into the BIOS for setting up the system.

Setting Boot Sequence

Configure the boot sequence within the BIOS utility.

Enabling Disk-to-Disk Recovery

Enable hard disk recovery feature through BIOS settings.

BIOS Password and Power Management

Power Management System

Monitors system activity to conserve energy by stopping devices during inactivity.

Troubleshooting System Problems

Troubleshooting Tips

Utilize onscreen error messages and follow guides to solve system problems.

Understanding Error Messages

Note error messages and take corrective actions as listed in the table.

Regulations and Safety Notices

Regional Compliance and LCD Statements

EU Compliance and RF Safety

FCC RF Safety Requirement

Minimizes potential for human contact with wireless LAN and Bluetooth during normal operation.

FCC RF Exposure Compliance and Restrictions

FCC RF Exposure Compliance

Maintain a separation distance of at least 20 cm (8 inches) from antennas.

Canada Radio Compliance and LCD Specs

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