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V AIO Notebook User Guide PCG-F520 ® ®.
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EN Contents Welcome ............................................................................... 1 Features ....................... ...................... ....................... .................. ....... 1 Unpacking Your Notebook ................
Notebook User Guide N Using the Floppy Disk Drive ................................ ....................... . 2 3 Using the CD-ROM ..................... ....................... ...................... ......25 Using PC Cards .................. .........
® We l c o m e Congratulations on your purchase of th e Sony V AIO® notebook. Sony has combined leading-edge technol ogy in audio, video, computing, and communications to provide you with state-of-the-art personal computing. Features ❑ Exceptional perf ormance : Y our notebook includes a fast Intel® Pentium® III processor and a V .
Notebook User Guide ❑ Multimedia feat ures: Enjoy the stereo speak ers or use headphones (not supplied) to listen to audio and video CDs. ❑ Microsoft ® Win d o w s ® operating system: Y our system comes with Microsoft ® Wi n d o w s ® 98 Second Edition.
Unpacking Y our Notebook ! Unpacking Y our Notebook Remov e the follo wing hardware items from the box: T he removable floppy disk drive is located in the multipurp ose bay . Manuals ❑ Read Me F ir st contains Frequentl y Asked Questions, the most up-to-da te information on usin g your computer , and software suppo rt information.
Notebook User Guide " Recovery CDs ❑ System Reco very CD(s) ❑ Application Recovery CD(s) Software CDs ❑ Microsoft ® Wo r d ® 2000 Other ❑ Setting up your V AIO ® Notebook (poster) ❑ .
# Using Y our Notebook This section describes how to start using your computer and how to use your computer ’ s internal and external de vices such as the touchpad, floppy disk driv e, and CD-R OM dri ve.
Notebook User Guide $ Left S400 i.LINK® connector (page 51) Microphone connector (pages 46, 50) Infrar ed port (page 31) PC card slots (page 27) Video out Battery bay (page 9) Headphone connector (pa.
Locating Controls and Connectors % Right Back PPK buttons (see the online document Customizing Y our V AIO® Notebook for information on use) CD-ROM drive (page 25) P ower button Multipurpose drive ba.
Notebook User Guide & Bottom T here is a ventilation sl ot located between the USB connector and the DC In connector . Do not cover the ventilation slot when your computer is on.
Connecting a Power Sou rce ' Connecting a Power Source Y ou can use e ither AC power or a rechargeable bat t ery pack as a power source. Using the AC Adapter Plug the ca ble attached to the AC adap ter into th e DC In conn ector on the computer .
Notebook User Guide Insert the battery pack into the battery bay on the left side of the computer . Close the cov er of the bat tery bay unti l it clicks. T o charg e the battery pack Connect the AC adapter t o the comput er .
Connecting a Power Sou rce There are two battery indicator lights on the computer: Battery Indicator Meaning 1 Indicates the status of the battery pa ck in the battery bay on the left side of the computer . 2 Indicates the status of the battery pack in the multipurpo se drive bay on the right side of the computer .
Notebook User Guide T o remove the battery pack Open the cover of the battery bay . Pull out the battery pack. Close the cover of the b attery bay . T o determine the amount of time the battery lasts , see Displaying Battery Information in the online manual Customizing Y our V AIO® Notebook .
Starting Y ou r Computer ! Starting Y our Computer Slide the LCD lock lever in the dire ction of the arrow, and lift the cover . Press the power butto n on top of the com puter until the green p ower indicator light turns on . If necessary , adjust the brightness controls fo r the LCD display .
Notebook User Guide " Shutting Down Y our Computer Click the Start button on the Windows ® taskbar . Click Shut D own at the bottom of the St art me nu to displ ay the Shut Down Windows dialog b ox. Select Shut down. Click OK.
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Notebook User Guide $ Using the Keyboard Y our keyboard is v ery similar to a type writer ’ s, but the k eyboard has additional ke ys that perform spec ifi c computer-re lated tasks. Key Description Numeric k eypad area Contains the k eys found on a typical calculator .
Using the Keyboard % Combinations and Functions with the Windows Key Operator k ey s Several k eys are always used with at least one other k ey: Ctrl, Alt, and Shift. When held down with another key , the Ctrl (Control) and Alt (Alternate) keys offer another way to give commands.
Notebook User Guide & Indicators Indicator Function P ower Light is green when the power to the computer is tu rned on. Light is red in System Idle mode , and flashes red in System Suspend mode. T he light turns off when the computer is in System Hibernation mode or powered off .
Using the Keyboard ' Combinations and Functions with the Fn Key Combinations/ Feature Functio n Fn+ (ESC) System Suspend Puts the system into System Suspend mode , a power - management state . T o return the system to the active state , press any k ey or press the power button on your computer .
Notebook User Guide Fn+ (F12) System Hibernation Provides f or the low est level of power consumpti on. When yo u execute this command, the state of the system and state of the peripheral devices are written to the hard disk and the system power is turned off .
V AIO Action Setu p V AIO Action Setup V AIO Action Setu p manages th e settings for your computer's Programmable Po wer K eys (PPK), and inte rnal timer .
Notebook User Guide Using the T ouchpad The ke yboard con tains a cursor -pointing d ev ice called a to uchpad. Y ou c an point to, select, drag, and scroll obj ects on the screen using the b uilt-in touchpad. Action Description P oint Slide one finger on the touchpad to place the pointer on an item or object.
Using the Floppy Disk Drive ! Using the Floppy Disk Drive The computer comes with the flopp y disk dri v e in the multipurpose dri v e bay . T o insert a diskett e Hold the di skette with th e label side fac ing up. Gently push the diskette into the drive until it clicks into pl ace.
Notebook User Guide " T o remove the floppy disk dri ve T urn off t he computer . There is a REL EASE lever on the bottom of the co mputer . Slid e this lever in the direction of the arrow . Sli de t he d rive ou t of th e multipurpose drive bay .
Using t he CD-ROM # Using the CD-ROM Y our computer comes with a CD-R OM. T o insert a disc T urn on the compu ter . Press the Eject button to open the CD-ROM drive. The tray slides out. Place a CD-ROM in the tray with the label side fa cing up.
Notebook User Guide $ Close the tray by pushing it gently . Be sure to seat the disc firmly over the hub fingers . If you do not seat the disc firmly , you could damage your CD-ROM drive and you may not be able to open the tray . When you finish using a disc, wait until the LED indicator ligh t turns off .
Using PC Cards % Using PC Cards Y our computer includes two PC card slots. PC cards allow you to connect portable external de vices such a s another har d disk driv e, or to conn ect to a network. T o insert a PC car d Use the lo wer slot for T ype III PC cards.
Notebook User Guide & Remove the PC card slot protector . When y ou use a T ype III PC car d, you nee d to remove both the to p and bottom PC card slot p rotectors. Insert the PC card into the PC card slot, fro nt label facing up. Gently push the card into the slot until the card is fi xed into the connector .
Using PC Cards ' T o remove a PC card Close any applications t hat are usin g the PC ca rd. Click the PC c ard icon in t he taskbar a nd close the ca rd window. Pull the P C card relea se button up and press it in towa rd the compu ter .
Notebook User Guide ! Using Smart Connect The preinstalled Smart Connect software allo ws you to use an i.LINK ® cable (not supplied) to connect yo ur V AIO notebook to another V AIO computer that also has Smart Connect. Y ou can then use one comput er to copy , delete, and edit f iles on the other computer .
Using Infrared Communicatio n Devices ! Using Infrared Communication Devices Y our computer includes an infrared port, located on the left side. Y ou can use this port to communicate with other infrared-equipp ed de vices with compatible pro tocols, such as a di gital still camera or other comput ers.
Notebook User Guide ! Infrared communication capability can be turned on and off . By default, it is not enabled when your system is shipped. T o enable infr ared use , click the infrared icon in the Windows Control P anel and select the Enable infrared communication check box on the Options tab .
Using Power Saving Modes !! Using Power Saving Modes.
Notebook User Guide !" System Suspend Mode The computer sa ves the current state of the system in RAM a nd switches of f po wer to the CPU. The umber po wer indic ator light flashes in this mode. T o activat e System Suspend mode Press Fn+Esc, or press the po wer button and release it immediat ely .
Using a Second Battery Pack !# Using a Second Battery Pack Y ou can purchase a second rechar geable batte ry pack. W ith tw o battery packs, you can extend the time that you use your computer with battery po wer . When using tw o battery pack s, the battery pack you insert first charges f irst.
Notebook User Guide !$ T o charge the seco nd battery pack K eep the battery pack in the computer while it is connecte d to A C po wer . The battery indicator fla shes while the battery is char ging. See also “ T o charge the battery pack ” on page 10 for more information.
Using the Wei ght Sav er !% Using the W eight Saver The weight sa ver prot ects the multipurpose dri v e bay when it is empty . T o attach the we ight saver If another d evice is in the m ultipurpose drive bay , remove the dev ice.
Notebook User Guide !& T o remove t he W eight Saver There is a release l ever on the bottom of the weight saver . T o remove the weight sa ver , slide thi s lever in th e direction of a rrow 1, then slide the Release lever on th e bottom of the compu ter in the d irection of arrow 2.
!' Connecting Peripheral Devices Y ou can add functionality to your computer by connecting any of these peripherals: ❑ Phone line (pag e 40) ❑ Port replicator (page 41) ❑ Printer (page 45) .
Notebook User Guide " Connecting a Phone Line Y ou need to connect a phone line to tak e adv antage of online servi ces and the Internet. Plug one end of the phone cab le into the p hone line ja ck on the com puter . Plug the oth er end into the wall jack.
Connecting the Port Replicator " Connecting the Port Replicator Y our notebook su pports the use of a n optional port re plicator (PCGA-PRF1A).
Notebook User Guide " T o attach your computer to the port repl icator T o supply power to your computer while it is connected to the port replicator , you can connect the A C adapter directly to the port replicator . T urn off your compu ter and disco nnect all pe ripherals.
Connecting the Port Replicator "! Plug the cab le attached to the AC adap ter into the DC IN conne ctor on t he port replicato r . Plug the p ower cord in to the AC a dapter and an AC outlet. The power indicator light turns g reen. T urn on the compu ter .
Notebook User Guide "" T o remove your computer from the port repli cator when the power is off T urn off your compu ter and the con nected perip herals. Pull the levers on each side of the port replicator to disengag e the computer fr om the port replicator .
Connecting a Printer "# Connecting a Printer Y ou can connect your computer to a printer t hat is compatible with Wi n d ow s ® 98. T o connect a printer ❑ Use the symbol to locate the Printer connector . Plug the printer cable (supplied wi th the print er) into this port on the comp uter .
Notebook User Guide "$ Connecting an External Display Y ou can connect an external display to your notebook. For example, you can use the co mp uter with any of th e fo llowing: ❑ Computer disp.
Connectin g an External Display "% T o connect a projector Y ou can use a projector, such as the Son y LCD Projector , as an external display . T o select a display When you con nect an e xternal displ ay to the monit or connector , you can toggle the output between the Li quid Crystal Display (LCD), t he external monitor , or both devices.
Notebook User Guide "& Connecting an External Mouse or Keyboard Y ou can co nn ect a PS/2 ® style mouse or keybo ard. Plug the ke yboard cable or mouse cable into this connector with the mark facing u p. T o connect both a mouse and k eyboa rd at the same time, use the optional PS/2 di vision co nnector .
Connecting External Speak ers "' Connecting External Speakers Y ou can en hance the sound quality of you r computer b y connect ing ex ternal speakers. T o connect externa l speakers ❑ Use the symbol to locate the Headphone c onnector . Plug the speaker cable into this connect or .
Notebook User Guide # Connecting an External Microphone Y ou can enhance t he quality o f sound input by usi ng an e xternal mi crophone. T o connect an external microphone ❑ Use the to locate the Microphone connector . Plug the microphone cable into this connector .
Connectin g a Digital Video Camera Re corder # Connecting a Digital Video Camera Recorder Y ou can conn ect an i.LINK-ena bled digital video camera recorder to the S400 i.LINK (IEEE1394) connector . T o connect a digital vid eo camera recorder ❑ Plug one end of the i.
Notebook User Guide # Connecting a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Device Y ou can connect a US B device to your computer . T o co nnect a US B device ❑ Use the symbol to locate the USB connector . Plug one end of the USB cable into this port and the other e nd into the USB devic e.
#! T roubleshooting This section describes how to solve common problems you may encounter when using your computer . Man y problems hav e simple solutions, so try these suggestio ns before you co ntact Son y Customer Supp ort (www .sony .com/pcsupport).
Notebook User Guide #" When I turn on my computer , the message Operating system not found appears and Windows does not start ❑ Check the floppy disk dri v e to see if a non-bootable disk ette is in the dri ve.
T roubleshooting ## My computer loc ks up.
Notebook User Guide #$ My floppy disk drive canno t write to a diskette ❑ If the diskette is write-protected, disable the write-protect feature o r use a diskette tha t is not write-protected. ❑ Check that the diskette is properly inserted i nto the floppy di sk driv e.
T roubleshooting #% ❑ Hav e your phone company check that your phone line is free from any line nois e. ❑ If your problem is fax-related, check that there are no problems with the fax machine you are calling and that it is compatible with f ax modems.
Notebook User Guide #& My touchpad interprets a sin gle tap as a doub le-click Click the Mouse icon in the Control P anel and then change the b utton assignments in th e Mouse Properties dialo g box. One of th e butt ons is assigned to the double-c lick action.
T roubleshooting #' Power Management The operating system may become unsta ble if a lo wer po wer state such as system hibernation is initiated and then chan ged before the operating system completely enters the lo wer po wer state.
Notebook User Guide $ Using the System and Application Recovery CDs The follo wing sec tions describe ho w t o use the Syste m Recov ery and Application Reco very utiliti es. Using the S ystem Reco very CD(s) Y ou can reinstall softw are titles that shipped with your computer if the y are corrupted or accidentally erased.
Using the System an d Application Reco very CDs $ T o use the System Recovery CD(s) Insert the Sony Syste m Recovery CD in the CD-ROM drive. Shut down your c omputer as de scribed in Shutting Down Y our C omputer on page 14. Wait four seconds and turn o n your comput er .
Notebook User Guide $ Using the Application Recovery CD(s) The Applicat ion Recovery CD(s) allows you to reinstall i ndividual applications and de vice dri vers i f they are corrupt ed or accidentally erased.
$! Adding Memory In the future you may w ant to install memory modules to e xpand the functionality of your computer . Y our system comes with 64 MB of installed memory (64 MB x 1). By inserting optional memory module s in your computer's expansion slot, you can increase the memory up to 256 M B (128 MB x 2).
Notebook User Guide $" (cellophane wrappers, for e xample). Ground yourself b y maintaining contact with an unpainted metal port ion of the chassis while performing the procedure. ❑ Do not open the memory module package until you are ready to install the module.
Adding Memo ry $# T ighten the sc rew on t he bottom of the c omputer . T o install a memory module Follow st eps 1 to 4 of T o remov e a memory mod ule. Remove the memory module from its packaging. Install the memor y module.
Notebook User Guide $$ Specifications Model PCG-F 520 Processor 500 MHz * Intel ® P entium ® III Hard Disk Drive 6.0 GB Standard RAM 64 MB SDRAM, expandable to 256 MB LCD Screen 13.0 SVGA HP A L2 Cache Memory 256 KB (on die) MPEG MPEG1 Graphics 128-bit accelerator with 2.
Specifications $% Sp ecif icat ion s a re su b ject to cha ng e w it ho ut n o tice . Limited Warranty 90-day parts/labor standard *** Extendible to one year from original date of purch ase upon regi stration Power Requirements 49.5 watts maximum (19.
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$' Index A AC adapter 5 , 9 AC power 9 adding hardware 39 memory 63 peripherals 39 printers 45 adjusting brightness 13 , 19 contrast 19 Alt key 17 Application Recovery CD 62 Applications key 17 a.
Notebook User Guide % multimedia compu ter dis play 46 multiple phone lines 40 network 27 , 41 party phone lines 40 PBX 40 phone line 40 port replicator 41 , 42 power source 9 printer 45 projector 47 USB device 52 weight saver 37 connectors DC In 9 , 41 headphone 6 i.
Index % installing additional 27 headphone connector 6 , 46 Help Mouseware 22 I i.LINK 6 , 51 IEEE-1394 51 indicator lights 18 battery 5 , 11 , 18 , 35 Caps Lock 5 , 18 charge status 11 hard drive .
Notebook User Guide % connecting 27 connector 41 port replicator 41 Notebook Computer 5 Num Lock 5 indicator light 18 numeric keypad are a 16 O opening DVD-ROM drive tray 25 operator keys 17 output de.
Index %! external 49 switching 19 troubleshooting 56 volume 19 Specificatio ns 66 Start button 14 starting computer 13 startup problems 14 switching display 19 monitor 19 System Hib er nation mode 20 .
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