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Hardware and Software Guide 9–1
9
USB and 1394 Devices
What Is USB?
USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a hardware interface that can be
used to connect an external device such as a USB keyboard,
mouse, drive, printer, scanner, or hub to the notebook or an
optional docking device.
A hub is a connecting device that can be either powered or
unpowered. USB hubs can be connected to a USB port on the
notebook or to other USB hubs. 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 port on the
notebook or to a port on a powered hub.
A USB device may require support software, which is usually
included along with installation instructions, with the device.
The 4 USB ports on the notebook support USB 2.0-compliant,
USB 1.1-compliant, and USB 1.0-compliant devices.
- Hardware and Software 1
- Hardware and Software Guide 2
- Compaq Notebook Series 2
- First Edition March 2005 2
- Reference Number: R4000 2
- Contents 3
- 3 Keyboard 5
- 4Multimedia 5
- 6 PC Cards and ExpressCards 6
- 7 Digital Memory Cards 6
- 8Memory Modules 6
- 9 USB and 1394 Devices 7
- 10Modem and Networking 7
- 12Security 8
- 13Setup Utility 8
- 15Notebook Care 9
- 16Travel and Shipping 9
- 17Specifications 9
- Component ID 10
- Reader Lights 11
- TouchPad 12
- Power Controls 13
- Wireless and Volume Buttons 14
- 2 Embedded numeric keypad 15
- Front Components 16
- Rear Components 17
- Right-Side Components 18
- Jacks and Vent 19
- Left-Side Components 20
- Bottom Components 22
- Wireless Antennae 24
- Power and Modem Hardware 25
- Optical Discs 26
- Power Sources 30
- Standby and Hibernation 32
- Hibernation 33
- When You Leave Your Work 35
- Default Power Settings 36
- Power Options 40
- Using a Security Password 43
- Battery Packs 44
- Removing a Battery Pack 45
- Charging Battery Packs 46
- Charging a New Battery Pack 47
- Low-Battery Condition 49
- Calibrating a Battery Pack 51
- How to Calibrate 52
- Recharging the Battery Pack 54
- Conserving Battery Power 55
- Storing a Battery Pack 56
- Setting Mouse Properties 60
- Hotkey Quick Reference 61
- Using Hotkey Procedures 62
- Using Hotkey Commands 62
- Switching Displays (fn+f4) 64
- Initiating Standby (fn+f5) 65
- Initiating QuickLock (fn+f6) 65
- Audio CD or a DVD (fn+f11) 68
- Audio CD or a DVD (fn+f12) 68
- » Press esc 68
- Quick Launch Buttons Software 69
- Displaying Hotkey Information 70
- Preferences 71
- Enabling and Disabling 74
- Switching Key Functions 75
- Multimedia 76
- Adjusting the Volume 78
- Video Features 79
- Television 81
- Connecting a Television 82
- Changing the Video Display 83
- Multimedia Software 84
- Using Default Applications 85
- Using Apple iTunes 86
- Using Sonic RecordNow! 86
- Using Multimedia Applications 89
- Using Media Activity Hotkeys 91
- Setting AutoPlay Preferences 92
- Changing DVD Region Settings 93
- Application 95
- Drive Care 96
- IDE Drive Light 97
- Primary Hard Drive 97
- Optical Drive 98
- PC Cards and ExpressCards 102
- Inserting a PC Card 103
- 2. To insert a PC Card: 104
- PC Card before removing it 105
- What Is an ExpressCard? 106
- Configuring an ExpressCard 107
- Inserting an ExpressCard 107
- Digital Memory Cards 110
- Using the Memory Reader Light 111
- Insertion 112
- Memory Modules 114
- Selecting a Memory Module 115
- Hibernation File 120
- Video Memory Settings 120
- USB and 1394 Devices 122
- USB Device Connection 123
- What Is 1394? 124
- 1394 Device Connection 124
- Modem and Networking 125
- Using the Modem Cable 127
- (network) jack 128
- Modem Country Selection 129
- Network Cable 134
- Using the Network Cable 135
- Wireless (Select Models Only) 136
- Models Only) 138
- ■ Your wireless notebook 3 139
- Using a WLAN Connection 140
- ■ Use a firewall 141
- Accessing WLAN Software and 143
- Documentation 143
- Device Power States 146
- Turning On the Devices 148
- Security 150
- Security Preferences in the 152
- Setup Utility 152
- QuickLock 152
- Passwords 154
- Choosing Your Passwords 156
- Coordinating Your Passwords 157
- Power-On Passwords 160
- Entering Power-On Passwords 161
- DriveLock 162
- Setting DriveLock Passwords 163
- Entering DriveLock Passwords 164
- Changing DriveLock Passwords 165
- Removing DriveLock Protection 166
- Device Security 167
- Antivirus Software 168
- Windows XP 169
- Firewall Software 170
- Optional Security Cable 171
- Open the Setup Utility 173
- Setup Utility Language 174
- Navigation and Item Selection 175
- System Information 175
- Default Settings 176
- Advanced Features 177
- Close the Setup Utility 178
- Software Updates and 179
- Recovery 179
- Software Updates and Recovery 180
- Internet Software 182
- Downloading a ROM Update 183
- Installing a ROM Update 184
- Downloading Software 185
- System Recovery 186
- Before You Begin 187
- Safeguarding Your Data 187
- Using System Restore 188
- R (step 8 in 192
- Back Up Data 193
- Reinstall Drivers 196
- Reinstall Additional Software 197
- Update Reinstalled Software 197
- Notebook Care 198
- Keyboard 200
- External Mouse 201
- Travel and Shipping 204
- Shipping 205
- Specifications 206
- Rated Input Power 207
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