Locations
1 The LCD latches open the
LCD when they are slid
outward.
2 The color LCD screen
displays computer output.
3
The brightness
control (TFT model only)
moves up or down to
adjust the brightness of the
display.
The contrast control
(HPA model only) moves
up or down to adjust the
clarity of the picture.
4 The fan louver allows the
inside of the computer to
stay cool. Do not place
anything in front of the
louver that might block
air flow.
The cooling fan starts at
power-on, and then stops
and starts alternately
depending on the
temperature inside the
computer.
5
The infrared port
allows the computer to
communicate with other
devices that have infrared
data-transfer capability.
6 The diskette drive reads
data from or writes data to
a diskette.
7 The diskette-eject button
ejects the diskette from the
diskette drive.
8 The CD-ROM emergency
eject hole ejects the
CD-ROM tray when it does
not open with the CD-ROM
eject button. Insert a pin
into this hole to eject the
tray.
9 The CD-ROM eject button
ejects the CD-ROM tray
from the CD-ROM drive.
This button works only
when the computer power
is turned on.
1 The CD-ROM drive in-use
indicator is on when data
is read from a CD-ROM in
the CD-ROM drive.
11 The CD-ROM drive reads
data from a CD-ROM.
12 The stereo speakers
along with the subwoofer
17 provide 3D
(three-dimensional) stereo
sound.
13 The palm rest is where
you rest the palms of your
hands when using the
keyboard.
14 The TrackPoint III is a
built-in pointing device that
provides a function similar
to that of a mouse.
15 The Fn key is used with
the function keys to
activate the Fn key
functions.
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