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Network Connections
Hardware Guide 7–3
Turning a Network Connection Off
and On
To conserve power, turn off a network connection you are not
using.
■ To turn off a network connection, log off the network, then
disconnect the network cable.
■ To turn on a network connection, connect the network cable,
then log on to the network.
Using the LAN Connection Lights
The 2 LAN connection lights indicate the status of a network
connection:
■ Both lights off: The tablet PC is not connected to a LAN.
■ Both lights on: The tablet PC is connected to a LAN with
a 100 Mbps link.
■ Green light on and yellow light off: The tablet PC is
connected to a LAN with a 10 Mbps link.
Identifying the LAN connection lights
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- Hardware Guide 1
- HP Tablet PC Series 2
- First Edition October 2003 2
- Contents 3
- 3 Battery Packs 5
- 4 Drives 6
- 6Internal Modem 7
- 7 Network Connections 7
- 8 External Device Connections 7
- 9 Additional Hardware Options 8
- 11Specifications 9
- External Components 10
- Tablet PC Components 11
- Front: Pen-Activated Buttons 12
- Right Side: Power Switch and 13
- Power/Standby Light 13
- Display Toggle Buttons 14
- Component Description 15
- ■ Rotate downward to scroll 16
- Lower Side 17
- Keyboard Connector 18
- Top: Connectors and Jacks 20
- 2 inserted) 21
- Drive Bay 23
- Back: Battery Bay 24
- Back: Labels 26
- Back: Tilt Feet and Pad Feet 27
- Components 28
- Documentation CDs 29
- Cords and Cables 30
- Adapters and Accessories 31
- Tablet PC Keyboard Components 32
- Front: Keys 33
- Component Description 36
- Pen, Command Controls 38
- Holding the Pen 39
- Hardware Guide 2–3 40
- Calibrating the Pen 41
- Setting Pen Preferences 42
- Command Controls 43
- (Continued) 44
- Using Command Controls 45
- Journal Launch Button 46
- Rotate Button 46
- Display Toggle Button 47
- Q Menu Button 47
- Tab Button 48
- Windows Security Button 48
- Ctrl+Alt+Delete Command 48
- Reset Command 49
- Esc Button 49
- Setup Utility Function 49
- Esc Key Function 49
- Jog Dial 50
- Selecting a View 51
- Hardware Guide 2–15 52
- 2–16 Hardware Guide 53
- On-Screen Keyboard 54
- Using the Pointing Device 56
- Using the Keypad 57
- Turning the Keypad On and Off 58
- Keypad Functions 59
- Using F11/F12 60
- Battery Packs 61
- Replacing a Battery Pack 62
- Removing a battery pack 63
- Inserting a Battery Pack 64
- Inserting a battery pack 65
- Securing a Battery Pack 66
- Hardware Guide 3–7 67
- Charging a Battery Pack 68
- Charging a New Battery Pack 69
- Monitoring the Charge in a 70
- Battery Pack 70
- Interpreting Charge Displays 71
- Low-Battery Condition 73
- Hibernation 75
- Calibrating a Battery Pack 76
- Discharging the Battery Pack 77
- Recharging the Battery Pack 78
- Settings 79
- Storing a Battery Pack 80
- Adding a Drive to the System 82
- Understanding Drive Terms 83
- Caring for Drives 84
- Inserting a CD or DVD 85
- Hardware Guide 4–5 86
- 4–6 Hardware Guide 87
- Inserting a Diskette 88
- Removing a Diskette 88
- Using Drive Media 89
- Caring for Drive Media 90
- Finding More Drive Software 91
- Adjusting Volume 92
- Using the Q Menu 93
- Using the Internal Speakers 94
- Using the Internal Microphone 95
- Connecting an Audio Device 96
- Using the Audio-Out Jack 97
- Using the Headset Jack 97
- Finding Audio and Video 98
- Software Information 98
- Connecting the Modem 100
- Setting Country Preferences 103
- Check the Line 104
- Check the Dialing Mode 104
- Check the Telephone Number 105
- Check the Dial Tone 105
- Internal Modem 106
- 6–8 Hardware Guide 106
- Network Connections 107
- Connecting the Network Cable 108
- Hardware Guide 7–3 109
- Enabling a NIC for Startup 110
- Hardware Guide 7–5 111
- Fn+F11/F12 111
- External Device Connections 112
- USB Device 113
- Tablet PC Keyboard 114
- 8–4 Hardware Guide 115
- Hardware Guide 8–5 116
- 8–6 Hardware Guide 117
- Using the keyboard latch 118
- 8–8 Hardware Guide 119
- Hardware Guide 8–9 120
- Cable Lock 121
- Additional Hardware Options 122
- Selecting a PC Card 123
- Configuring a PC Card 123
- Inserting a PC Card 124
- Using an SD Card 125
- Configuring an SD Card 126
- Inserting an SD Card 126
- Removing an SD Card 127
- Increasing Memory 128
- Hardware Guide 9–9 130
- Removing a memory module 131
- Inserting a memory module 132
- 9–12 Hardware Guide 133
- Maintenance, Shipping and 134
- Protecting Hardware 135
- Using Portfolios 136
- Attaching a Portfolio 136
- 10–4 Hardware Guide 137
- Detaching a Portfolio 138
- Cleaning Hardware 139
- Cleaning a Tablet PC Keyboard 140
- Replacing Hardware 141
- 10–10 Hardware Guide 143
- Hardware Guide 10–11 144
- 10–12 Hardware Guide 145
- Hardware Guide 10–13 146
- Preparing the Tablet PC for 147
- Shipping or Travel 147
- Traveling with the Tablet PC 148
- Contacting HP 149
- Hardware Guide 10–17 150
- Specifications 151
- Tablet PC Rated Input Power 152
- Modem Specifications 153
- Finding More Environmental 153
- Information 153
- Hardware Guide Index–1 154
- Index–2 Hardware Guide 155
- Hardware Guide Index–3 156
- Index–4 Hardware Guide 157
- Hardware Guide Index–5 158
- Index–6 Hardware Guide 159
- Hardware Guide Index–7 160
- Index–8 Hardware Guide 161
- Hardware Guide Index–9 162
- Index–10 Hardware Guide 163
- Hardware Guide Index–11 164
- Index–12 Hardware Guide 165
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