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8–2 Hardware Guide
External Device Connections
USB Device
USB is a hardware interface that can be used to connect external
devices such as a USB keyboard, mouse, drive, printer, scanner,
or hub to the tablet PC or an optional Docking Station.
A USB device functions in the system in the same way as a
comparable non-USB device. The USB connectors support
USB 2.0- or 1.1-compliant devices.
A USB hub is a connecting device that can be powered or
unpowered. USB hubs can be connected to a USB connector on
the tablet PC or on an optional Docking Station or to other USB
devices. Hubs support varying numbers of USB devices and are
used to increase the number of USB devices in the system.
■ Powered hubs must be connected to external power.
■ Unpowered hubs must be connected either to a USB
connector on the tablet PC or to a port on a powered hub.
Some USB devices may require additional support software,
which is usually included with the device. For software
information about a specific device, refer to the documentation
included with the device.
Identifying the 2 USB connectors on the tablet PC
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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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