Sony PCG-GRX500K Manuale Utente

1ContentsWelcome...11Using Your VAIO Notebook...13Using the Keyboard...

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Change text in this variable definition to document title.100Displaying detailed battery informationDouble-click the battery icon on the taskbar to di

Selecting the Display Mode101Selecting the Display ModeThis notebook uses the ATI video controller. You can select which display is usedwhen the noteb

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1023 Click the Settings tab, and then click the Advanced button. The “(MultipleMonitors) and

Selecting the Display Mode103Changing the window design of Sony softwareTo change the window design1 Click the Start button, point to Settings, and th

Change text in this variable definition to document title.104Display Properties Notes If you change the factory display screen settings to 1600 x 1200

105Adding MemoryIn the future you may want to install memory modules to expand thefunctionality of your notebook. The amount of memory on your noteboo

Change text in this variable definition to document title.106Precautions and ProceduresThe procedures described below assume that you are familiar wit

Typical expansion memory configuration107Typical expansion memory configurationModels with 256 MB MemoryTotal System Memory (MB)Slot 1 (MB) Slot 2 (MB

Change text in this variable definition to document title.108Removing a memory module1 Shut down your notebook and disconnect all peripheral devices,

Removing a memory module1095 Remove the memory module.6 Tighten the screw on the memory bay cover.Removing memory module✍ Your notebook comes with a m

11WelcomeCongratulations on your purchase of this Sony VAIO® computer, andwelcome to the VAIO User Guide.This User Guide provides detailed information

Change text in this variable definition to document title.110Installing a memory module1 Follow steps 1 to 4 of “Removing a memory module” for removin

Viewing the amount of memory111Viewing the amount of memory1 Restart the notebook.2 (Windows® XP) Click Start on the Windows® taskbar, select All Prog

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113About the Software on Your NotebookYour VAIO® notebook is ready to help you work, play, learn, andcommunicate as soon as you turn it on. This secti

Change text in this variable definition to document title.114Software OverviewYour computer may not be supplied with all of the software listed below,

Software Overview115ArcSoft PhotoPrinter® 2000 ProArcSoft, Inc.ArcSoft PhotoPrinter Pro software is an easy-to-use, yet advanced printingprogram that

Change text in this variable definition to document title.116EverQuest (On selected models)Sony Online Entertainment Inc.This introductory edition of

Software Overview117MovieShaker™Sony Electronics Inc.Sony’s original MovieShaker software creates personal movies that havetransitions, background mus

Change text in this variable definition to document title.118Quicken®Intuit Inc.Quicken software is the fastest, easiest way to organize your finances

Software Overview119Smart CaptureSony Electronics Inc.Smart Capture is a fun new way to send multimedia messages via e-mail. SmartCapture manages the

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Change text in this variable definition to document title.120VisualFlow™Sony Electronics Inc.VisualFlow software is a state-of-the-art Sony multimedia

Application, Driver, and System Recovery CDs121Application, Driver, and System Recovery CDsYour notebook comes with the following application, driver,

Change text in this variable definition to document title.122Using Your Recovery CDsThe following sections describe how to use the Application Recover

Using Your Recovery CDs123To use the Driver Recovery CD(s)The Driver Recovery CD utility enables you to reinstall individual drivers if theybecome cor

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1247 From the Actions menu, choose Properties. The Properties dialog box forthat device appe

Using Your Recovery CDs125Reinstalling specific drivers with the Driver Recovery CD (Windows® 2000)1 Turn on your notebook. If your notebook is alread

Change text in this variable definition to document title.126❑ Change Partition Size — All partitions, custom installations, and changesare removed fr

Using Your Recovery CDs1275 Make sure “Yes” is selected, then press the Enter key.6 Press the arrow keys to select “Exit” (Save Changes) and then pres

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129VAIO AV ApplicationsYour VAIO® computer is preconfigured with a collection of audio andvideo (AV) applications that make it easy to use advanced mu

13Using Your VAIO NotebookThis section provides you with some essential information on thefollowing topics.❑ Using the Keyboard❑ Using the Touchpad❑ V

Change text in this variable definition to document title.130Media Bar® DVD PlayerSony Electronics Inc.Media Bar DVD Player is created especially for

VAIO AV Applications131SonicStageSony Electronics Inc.This new jukebox application adds a host of new features to its predecessor,OpenMG™ Jukebox. Con

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133DigitalPrint SoftwareDigitalPrint is designed to creatively manage your digital pictures. With its easy-to-use features, you can quickly load image

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1342 Click the camera icon to open the Enter Photo Folder Name dialog box. Youcan enter a na

1353 Click Capture to capture still images. You can preview a thumbnail versionof your pictures in the selection view window.4 Select the desired pict

Change text in this variable definition to document title.136Using PhotoCollectionYou can select and print your favorite digital pictures, using your

1371 Click (Photo) to open the PhotoCollection window. A list of folders isdisplayed on the left side of the window, with the folder contents displaye

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1386 Click Print All to print all pages, or click “Print the selected page only” toprint a s

1391 Click (Edit) to open the PhotoDecor - New PhotoDecor window. A listof folders is displayed on the left side of the window, with the folder conten

Change text in this variable definition to document title.14Using the KeyboardYour notebook keyboard is very similar to that of a typewriter, but the

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1401 Click (Album) to open the PhotoAlbum - New Album window.2 Click Create New Album. The S

1416 Click Page List to edit your album. Customize your album by adding morepictures, decorations, comments, or deleting pages.7 You can save your alb

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1424 Select a design template. Use the decoration and customization features onthe right by

DVgate Software143DVgate SoftwareConnecting a digital video camcorderTurn off the power to your digital video camcorder before connecting it to yourco

Change text in this variable definition to document title.144To use DVgate software to record AVI files to tape❑ Do not use DVgate™ software when the

145MovieShaker SoftwareMovieShaker™ software can be used to create fun and innovative movieswithout any previous knowledge of film editing. In a few s

Change text in this variable definition to document title.146Creating movies with MovieShaker softwareUsing your imported clips, you can create a shor

1473 Click the Shake! button. A 30-second movie is automatically generated.4 Optional: Add text to your new movie by clicking on the Input button.5 To

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1483 Drag the Effect icon you want to add from the Effect tray to the Effectpalette on the E

1493 Click the Text Setting button to create customized text. The Text Settingdialog box appears. Enter your text, and select the font, size, color, a

Using the Keyboard15Function keys The twelve function keys along the top of the keyboard areused to perform designated tasks. For example, in manyappl

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1503 Select the format in which you want the movie to be saved.4 Click Next.5 Confirm that y

151To upload MovieShaker files1 Locate the clips or video files that you want to upload to the ImageStationservice, and import them to the Import Clip

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1527 Go to http://www.imagestation.com to view your uploaded pictures ormovies. Follow the o

153PictureGear SoftwarePictureGear™ software is a digital image management application that allowsyou to view all the images stored in any directory o

Change text in this variable definition to document title.154Creating a photo album1 Click the Folder tab in the main window and browse to locate your

1557 Click Save to designate the location where you want to save your album.8 Enter a name for the target folder and click OK.9 The PictureGear™ Custo

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157Smart CaptureSmart Capture is a Sony application that manages the i.LINK® connectionbetween your computer and a compatible i.LINK digital camera or

Change text in this variable definition to document title.158The Smart Capture main window opens with a blue screen image, indicating thatthere is no

1595 Click the Options button to view the available options for your still imagecapture. The Still Image Options window appears.The Still Image Option

Change text in this variable definition to document title.16Combinations and functions with the Windows keyCombination Function+ F1 Displays Windows H

Change text in this variable definition to document title.160To capture a picture in Still mode1 Use your digital camera or camcorder to locate the im

161❑ Mail — E-mail your still images to your family and friends. Click the Mailbutton and your e-mail application launches with a new message windowco

Change text in this variable definition to document title.162The Recording Options window has three tabs:❑ Format — You can adjust the compression rat

163To capture a movie in Net Movie mode1 Use your digital camcorder to locate the view(s) you want to capture. Whenyou see the desired view in either

Change text in this variable definition to document title.164To manage your movie in Net Movie modeFrom the Movie Player window, you can perform vario

1652 Click to see thumbnail previews of your pictures or movies.To upload with Still Viewer1 Click the Upload button in Still Viewer. The ImageStation

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1664 Go to http://www.imagestation.com to view your uploaded pictures ormovies. Follow the o

167SonicStage SoftwareSonicStage software is a new jukebox application that adds a host of new featuresto its predecessor, OpenMG™ Jukebox. SonicStage

Change text in this variable definition to document title.168SonicStage feature tabs (Main window)❑ CD tab — The contents of your inserted audio CD ar

169Recording from a CDYou can record songs from audio CDs and import them to playlists inSonicStage.1 Insert an audio CD into your system’s optical di

Using the Keyboard17IndicatorsIndicator FunctionPower Light is green when the power to the notebook is turned on,flashes amber in Standby mode, and tu

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171Check-Out1 Connect the external device or insert the media into your computer.2 Click the Transfer tab to display the Transfer window. Your compute

Change text in this variable definition to document title.172Check In1 Connect the external device or insert the media into your computer.2 Click the

173files that comply with the Microsoft® Windows Media™ Technologies(WMT) standard, identified by .asf or .wma extensions. Manage your audiofiles thro

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175SonicStage Premium SoftwareSonicStage™ Premium software*is a unique integrated softwareapplication that supports high quality digital audio playbac

Change text in this variable definition to document title.176SonicStage Premium software featuresThe software features enable you to:❑ Listen to music

SonicStage Premium Software177❑ MiniDiscs — You can play back MiniDiscs that are recorded in LP stereo,stereo and mono recording modes. The M drive en

Change text in this variable definition to document title.178❑ An EMD service provider. Consult the provider for information aboutservice.To Use Sonic

SonicStage Premium Software1791 In the software’s main window, a dialog box appears. You are prompted tostart scanning FM radio station frequencies. C

Change text in this variable definition to document title.18Indicator lightsLight On OffNumLockThe number keys in the numerickeypad are active.The alp

Change text in this variable definition to document title.180A Audio source iconsIdentifies the audio sources.BIMPORTbuttonDisplays the Import window.

SonicStage Premium Software181Using the audio source iconsThe audio source icons initiate the functions of SonicStage Premium software forthe related

Change text in this variable definition to document title.182Using the basic operationsThe functions and operation of each audio source is controlled

SonicStage Premium Software183To Use Playback and Recording FeaturesPlaying an audio CDWhen you play an audio CD in your computer’s optical drive for

Change text in this variable definition to document title.184Recording an audio CDYou can record songs from an audio CD and register them to a Playlis

SonicStage Premium Software185Playing a MiniDisc1 Insert the MiniDisc into the MiniDisc drive. The MiniDisc Playback panelappears.2 Click Play on the

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SonicStage Premium Software187Recording songs to a Memory Stick media or portable audio device (Check-out)You can record songs from an audio CD to a M

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SonicStage Premium Software189To Use the Visualizer, Equalizer, and Sound EffectsYour VAIO® MX computer has special features to enhance your musicexpe

Using the Keyboard19Combinations and functions with the Fn keyCombinations/Feature FunctionFn+ (F3)Mute On/OffToggles the built-in speaker off and on.

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1902 Click Close. The next time you play a song, the selected sound mode isapplied to the so

SonicStage Premium Software1913 Click Close. The next time you play a song, the selected sound effect isapplied to the song.To Use the FM TunerYour VA

Change text in this variable definition to document title.192frequency.For more information on selecting FM radio stations, see the SonicStagePremium

SonicStage Premium Software1931 Click on the FM Listening panel during the recording session, toautomatically set the recording time to 10 minutes.2 C

Change text in this variable definition to document title.194The timer event setup is completed. At the scheduled time, SonicStage™Premium software au

SonicStage Premium Software195❑ The date, time, and duration of a completed or incomplete timer event.❑ The date, time, and duration of a timer event

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197VisualFlow SoftwareVisualFlow™ software is a Sony state-of-the-art multimedia browser designedspecifically for Memory Stick® media. It displays any

Change text in this variable definition to document title.1984 ClickaniconintheSortsectiononthemaintoolbartoselectasortingmethod.5 Placing your cursor

Additional Software Information199Additional Software InformationVA I O E d i t C o m p o n e n t sSony Electronics Inc.VAIO Edit Components is a soft

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Change text in this variable definition to document title.20Fn+ (F12)HibernatePuts the system into Hibernate mode, a power saving mode.When you run th

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201TroubleshootingThis section describes how to solve common problems you may encounterwhen using your notebook. Many problems have simple solutions,

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start202Troubleshooting Your NotebookMy notebook does not start.❑ Check that the notebook is plugged into a power source and that

Troubleshooting Your Notebook2036 Select Yes, and press the Enter key.7 Select Exit (Save Changes), then press the Enter key. The SetupConfirmation wi

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start20411 Select Yes, then press the Enter key. The notebook restarts.If your notebook continues to display the message “Operati

Troubleshooting Your Notebook2051 Close all open applications.2 Restart the notebook by pressing the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keyssimultaneously and then selec

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start206Troubleshooting the LCD ScreenMy LCD screen is blank.❑ Check that the notebook is plugged into a power source and that it

Troubleshooting the LCD Screen207I changed the display screen settings to 1600 x 1200 pixels, but now the fonts are too small. How do I increase the d

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start208Troubleshooting the Mouse and TouchpadMy mouse does not work.❑ If you are using an external mouse, check that the mouse i

Troubleshooting the Mouse and Touchpad209The pointer does not move while using the Touchpad or Mouse.❑ The computer should be restarted. Follow these

Using the Touchpad21Using the TouchpadThe keyboard contains a touchpad that works like a mouse. You can use thetouchpad to point to, select, drag, and

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start210Troubleshooting Drives, PC Cards, and Peripheral DevicesI cannot establish a connection between two VAIO computers when u

Troubleshooting Drives, PC Cards, and Peripheral Devices211❑ Check that your optical drive does not have the mute setting enabled.❑ Check the volume s

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start212all connected devices. Disconnect the devices that are not in use. Check theconnections for each device, and then restart

Troubleshooting Software213Troubleshooting SoftwareMy software program stops responding or crashes.Contact the software publisher or designated provid

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start214select another profile. Preferably, connect your notebook to AC power whenusing these features.

Troubleshooting the Modem215Troubleshooting the ModemMy modem does not work.❑ Check that the phone line is plugged into the line jack. See “Connecting

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start216Troubleshooting AudioMy speakers make no sound.❑ If the built-in speakers are turned off, press the Fn+F3 keys simultaneo

Troubleshooting Audio217My microphone does not work.If you are using an external microphone, check that the microphone is pluggedinto the Microphone j

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start218Troubleshooting the PrinterI cannot print.❑ Make sure the power to the printer is on, and the printer cable is securelyco

Troubleshooting Wireless LAN219Troubleshooting Wireless LANThe computer cannot connect to a Wireless LAN Access Point.❑ Make sure the Wireless LAN PC

Change text in this variable definition to document title.22Right-click Press the right button once. In many applications, this actiondisplays a short

VAIO® Notebook Quick Start220❑ Move your notebook away from obstructions or closer to any access pointyou may be using.The data transfer speed is slow

221Getting HelpSony provides you with several support resources to answer questionsabout your VAIO® notebook or the preinstalled software. Refer to th

Change text in this variable definition to document title.222Support OptionsIf you have questions about your notebook or the preinstalled software, re

Support Options2235 Sony Computing SupportThis service provides instant access to information on commonlyencountered problems. Enter a description of

Change text in this variable definition to document title.224Software Support InformationAdobe® Acrobat® Reader®, Photoshop® Elements, Premiere® LE (A

Software Support Information225EarthLink™ Network Total Access (EarthLink Network Inc.)PC-Cillin® 2000 (Trend Micro, Inc.)Quicken® (Intuit Inc.)RealJu

Change text in this variable definition to document title.226Windows® Operating System, Word (Microsoft Corp.)WinDVD® (InterVideo, Inc.)Sony Service C

227IndexAAbout This Computer tab 91AC Profile power setting 94Access Point, Wireless LAN 86addinghardware57memory 105peripherals 57printers 73–74Alt k

Change text in this variable definition to document title.228troubleshooting202connectinganother computer83audio device 67coin-operated telephones 48d

229speakers19, 84external displayconnecting75Ffloppy disk drive 210connecting 58disconnecting 60troubleshooting 210floppy disksejecting59handling 60FM

VAIO Action Setup23VAIO Action SetupVAIO Action Setup manages the settings for your notebook’s center Jog Dial™control interface. An overview of some

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231lever63removing Notebook 63portsprinter73–74Serial port 61power 17power management 92activate 92disable 94settings 93Power OnPassword tab91power sa

Change text in this variable definition to document title.232softwarechanging window design103Smart Connect 83support information 224troubleshooting 2

233using21Jog Dial 24keyboard 14Memory Stick 41optical drive 28second battery pack 36touchpad 21weight saver 39using PC Card 34Using the Jog Dial Cont

Change text in this variable definition to document title.24Using the Center Jog Dial ControlYour notebook is equipped with a center Jog Dial control

Using the Center Jog Dial Control25To use the launcher modeThe center Jog Dial control window is in launcher mode until a softwareapplication is launc

Change text in this variable definition to document title.261 Rotate the center Jog Dial control to select the item you want, then press thecenter Jog

Using the Center Jog Dial Control27To use the center Jog Dial control with softwareIf Sony software that supports the center Jog Dial control is activ

Change text in this variable definition to document title.28Using the Optical Disc DriveYour notebook comes with a removable optical disc drive locate

Using the Optical Disc Drive294 Push the disc onto the hub until the disc clicks securely into place.5 Close the tray by pushing it gently into the sl

3Connecting to a Wireless LAN ...51The Wireless LAN Access Point ...51Communicating

Change text in this variable definition to document title.30If the optical disc does not slide out when you push the Eject button, turn off thenoteboo

Using the Optical Disc Drive31❑ When playing a DVD on battery power, set the power management profile toDVD. You can also set the power management pro

Change text in this variable definition to document title.321 Click Start on the Windows taskbar, and select Settings, and click System.The System Pro

Using the Optical Disc Drive33❑ Do not put your notebook into power saving mode while using Drag’n DropCD software.❑ Always use the AC adapter as the

Change text in this variable definition to document title.34Using PC CardsYour notebook includes two PC Card slots. PC Cards enable you to connectport

Using PC Cards35To remove a PC Card while the computer is on1 Double-click in the taskbar. The “Unplug or Eject Hardware” dialogbox opens.2 Select the

Change text in this variable definition to document title.36Using a Second Battery PackYou can purchase a second rechargeable battery pack. With two b

Using a Second Battery Pack37To charge the second battery packKeep the battery pack in the notebook while it is connected to AC power. Thebattery indi

Change text in this variable definition to document title.38To remove the second battery packIf you attach two battery packs, you can remove either of

Using the Weight Saver39Using the Weight SaverThe weight saver protects the multipurpose bay when it is empty, and secures thesecond battery pack when

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Change text in this variable definition to document title.40To remove the weight saver1 To remove the weight saver, first slide the multipurpose bay r

Using Memory Stick Media41Using Memory Stick MediaThis compact, portable, and versatile recording medium has a data capacityexceeding that of a floppy

Change text in this variable definition to document title.422 Slide the Memory Stick media carefully into the slot until it clicks in place.To view th

Using Memory Stick Media43To write-protect Memory Stick mediaMemory Stick media is designed with a write-protect tab to protect valuable datafrom acci

Change text in this variable definition to document title.443 Click Start Formatter. Memory Stick Formatter begins.Notes on Memory Stick media❑ When t

Using Memory Stick Media45❑ Formatting Memory Stick media erases all data (including music data)previously saved to it. Before you format Memory Stick

Change text in this variable definition to document title.46Using Power Saving ModesWhen you use a battery as the source of power for your notebook, y

Using Power Saving Modes47Activating Hibernate modeTo activate Hibernate mode, press the key combination Fn+F12.Returning to normal modeTo return to n

Change text in this variable definition to document title.48Connecting a Phone Line You need to connect a phone line to take advantage of online servi

Connecting to a Local Area Network49Connecting to a Local Area NetworkYou can connect your notebook to 10BASE-T and 100BASE-TX-type LocalArea Networks

5Controlling Power Management ...92Viewing the Power Management status icons ...92Power Management profile

Change text in this variable definition to document title.50To set the connections, bindings, and provider order1 Right-click My Network Places and se

Connecting to a Wireless LAN51Connecting to a Wireless LANYour computer may come with a wireless Local Area Network (LAN) PC Card*that allows for wire

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Connecting to a Wireless LAN534 Click Add. The Edit Configuration window opens.5 Type a profile name, and make sure Access Point is selected under Net

Change text in this variable definition to document title.54Communicating without an Access Point (peer-to-peer)A peer-to-peer network is one in which

Connecting to a Wireless LAN55Turning Off Wireless LAN When you are not using the Wireless LAN network, remove the PC Card whenthe notebook is turned

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57Connecting Peripheral DevicesYou can add functionality to your notebook by connecting a variety ofperipherals, as discussed in the following section

Change text in this variable definition to document title.58Connecting an External Floppy Disk DriveYou can connect a Sony USB floppy disk drive (not

Connecting an External Floppy Disk Drive59To insert a floppy disk into the external floppy disk drive1 Hold the floppy disk with the label side facing

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Change text in this variable definition to document title.60To disconnect an external floppy disk drive when the notebook is on1 Double-click in the t

Connecting a Port Replicator61Connecting a Port ReplicatorYour notebook supports the use of a port replicator (not supplied). Attaching aport replicat

Change text in this variable definition to document title.621 Turn off the notebook and disconnect all peripheral devices.2 Plug the AC adapter connec

Connecting a Port Replicator634 Align the connector on the bottom of the notebook with the port replicatorconnector and push the notebook down until i

Change text in this variable definition to document title.644 Pull the release levers on each side of the port replicator to release thenotebook from

Connecting a PS/2 External Mouse or Keyboard65Connecting a PS/2 External Mouse or KeyboardYou can connect either an external PS/2® mouse or PS/2 keybo

Change text in this variable definition to document title.664 Plug the mouse or keyboard connector into this port with the arrow facingupward.Connecti

Connecting an Audio Device67Connecting an Audio DeviceYou can connect an audio device to the port replicator (not supplied) or thenotebook using mini-

Change text in this variable definition to document title.68To connect an audio output device to the notebook, use the AV Out jack and anaudio cable (

Connecting an Audio-Video Device69Connecting an Audio-Video DeviceYou can connect an audio-video (AV) device, such as a TV or a VCR, to the portreplic

7SonicStage Premium Software...175Overview of SonicStage Premium Software ...175To Use SonicStage Premium

Change text in this variable definition to document title.70Video Out jack require an audio-video cable (not supplied). If you use the SVideo jack, yo

Connecting an Audio-Video Device71To connect an AV device to the notebook, use the AV Out jack and an audio-video cable (not supplied).✍ The S Video O

Change text in this variable definition to document title.72Regardless if you use the port replicator or the notebook to connect an AVdevice, you will

Connecting a Parallel Port Printer73Connecting a Parallel Port PrinterYou can connect a Windows 2000 operating system-compatible printer to theport re

Change text in this variable definition to document title.74Connecting a USB PrinterYou can connect a Windows 2000 operating system-compatible USB pri

Connecting an External Display75Connecting an External DisplayYou can connect any one of the following external displays to your notebook orport repli

Change text in this variable definition to document title.76To connect a multimedia computer display to the notebookYou can connect a multimedia compu

Connecting an External Display774 Verify that the power cord is plugged into the multimedia computer displayandanACoutlet.To connect a projector to th

Change text in this variable definition to document title.783 Plug the display cable (not supplied) connector into the VGA port, and plugthe audio cab

Connecting an External Display79Use the Fn+F7 key combination to select the display you want. See “Selectingthe Display Mode” for more information.To

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Change text in this variable definition to document title.80Connecting a Universal Serial Bus DeviceYou can connect a Universal Serial Bus (USB) devic

Connecting an i.LINK Device81Connecting an i.LINK DeviceYou can connect an i.LINK®*enabled digital video camera recorder to thei.LINK® S400 (IEEE 1394

Change text in this variable definition to document title.82Notes on connecting an i.LINK device❑ Only the Sony digital video camera port labeled “DV

Connecting with another VAIO computer83Connecting with another VAIO computerThe preinstalled Smart Connect software enables you to use an i.LINK®*cabl

Change text in this variable definition to document title.84Connecting External SpeakersYou can enhance the sound quality of your notebook by connecti

Connecting an External Microphone85Connecting an External MicrophoneYou can enhance the quality of sound input by using an external microphone (notsup

Change text in this variable definition to document title.86Expanding Your Notebook CapabilitiesThe following peripheral devices can be connected to y

Expanding Your Notebook Capabilities87Wireless LAN PC CardThe Wireless LAN PC Card, which comes with the Wireless LAN Access Point,can be purchased se

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89Customizing Your VAIO NotebookYou can customize the settings of your notebook. The following sectionsbriefly describe how to change your notebook’s

9ing the CD-burning feature of RealJukebox software?...213I cannot use the DVgate™ software. ...213Troubleshooting the Mo

Change text in this variable definition to document title.90Displaying the Sony Notebook Setup ScreenTo display the Sony Notebook Setup screen:1 Click

Displaying the Sony Notebook Setup Screen91Sony Notebook Setup tabsTab DescriptionAbout This Computer Display system information, including memorycapa

Change text in this variable definition to document title.92Controlling Power ManagementThe PowerPanel™ utility allows you to control the power manage

Controlling Power Management93You can change the power management settings, such as the system timer and thebrightness of the screen.To customize Powe

Change text in this variable definition to document title.94the predefined profiles (except for the Disable Power Management profile), oryou can creat

Controlling Power Management95DVDOptimizes performance and power requirements for DVD usage.Word ProcessingOptimizes power management with longer time

Change text in this variable definition to document title.96Power Management commandsPowerPanel also provides power management commands that you can u

Controlling Power Management97Changing the clock speed mode❑ Right-click the flag icon on the lower-right portion of the taskbar, andselect Adjust Pro

Change text in this variable definition to document title.98Displaying Battery InformationYou can display information for each of the batteries in you

Displaying Battery Information99Battery icon descriptionsBattery icon Battery statusChargingFully chargedDischargingNo battery