HP 5000 - Manual

HP 5000

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 4 – Troubleshooting Tips for Windows
  • Page 5 – Introduction; Using This Online Manual; Finding More Information
  • Page 6 – Notice; as is; Support and Service
  • Page 7 – Edition 1
  • Page 8 – Operating the OmniBook; Starting to Use Your OmniBook
  • Page 9 – To use the trackball; Brightness
  • Page 10 – To learn about Windows; Windows Quick Start; To run the Tutorial; To use special features of the OmniBook keyboard; function; number lock
  • Page 11 – again to return; If your keyboard has an; key to the right of the spacebar, you hold that key to; and; ALT GR; To turn off the OmniBook; A Word to the Wise; “To store the OmniBook”
  • Page 12 – You Don’t Have to Exit OmniBook Applications; A key benefit of your OmniBook is that; simultaneously to restart the OmniBook.; To store the OmniBook; Press; Checking the LCD Status Panel
  • Page 13 – “Monitoring Power”; Monitoring Power
  • Page 14 – To get the battery status; To save battery power; “To change
  • Page 15 – To recharge the battery or run on ac power; Plug the power cord into the adapter, then into a grounded ac outlet.; AC adapter; Battery is less than 90% charged, ac adapter is connected.
  • Page 16 – To respond to a low-battery warning or shutdown; To replace the battery
  • Page 17 – To install a second battery; time, slide the module out of its compartment.
  • Page 18 – To adjust battery charging order; mportant; Using Disk Drives
  • Page 19 – Example: Drive Icons in File Manager
  • Page 20 – Support and
  • Page 21 – Using Sound; This section shows how to; To change speaker volume
  • Page 22 – “To play or record sound”; To connect a microphone, speakers, or headphones
  • Page 23 – To play or record sound; stereo signal line to the corresponding input jack.
  • Page 24 – Protecting Your OmniBook; Record your name for identification purposes.; To record your name or other PC identification
  • Page 25 – Service; booklet or the OmniBook Support icon in Program Manager (in the
  • Page 26 – In DOS or another operating system
  • Page 27 – To set up an administrator password; In Windows
  • Page 29 – Expanding Your OmniBook; Connecting a Printer; installed; To set up a printer—overview
  • Page 31 – Making Serial Connections; To connect a serial device
  • Page 32 – To specify serial port settings
  • Page 33 – Making Parallel Connections; To connect a parallel device; to enter the System Configuration utility.
  • Page 34 – Making Infrared Connections; To exchange data with another computer; “To set up a printer—overview”
  • Page 35 – To prepare your OmniBook for SCSI devices; rem; To connect SCSI devices
  • Page 36 – Adding PCMCIA Cards; To insert a PCMCIA card
  • Page 37 – To remove a PCMCIA card; “Checking the Status Panel”
  • Page 38 – To view card information
  • Page 39 – To prepare a data storage card
  • Page 40 – To set up an I/O card; “To insert a PCMCIA card”
  • Page 41 – To use less memory for plug-in cards; clcfg
  • Page 42 – win; write them down before changing them; Connecting an External Display; To connect an external display; standard NTSC or PAL format.
  • Page 43 – To change the external display setup; Rather, a larger image will “pan” across the display.
  • Page 44 – To change the television type; Save all of your work—you will be rebooting your OmniBook.
  • Page 45 – Using the Docking System
  • Page 46 – To set the docked configuration; “To change the external display; To set up the docking system
  • Page 47 – To dock your OmniBook; motor pulls the computer into the dock.
  • Page 48 – To undock your OmniBook; “To setup a password”; To use your docked system; To tilt the keyboard while docked
  • Page 49 – sliding it until it clicks into a secure position.; To install an ISA card
  • Page 51 – Adding Memory to the OmniBook; “To find the system software version and memory; Take precautions against damage from static electricity:; will not be preserved.
  • Page 53 – Changing the Configuration; Windows Quick
  • Page 54 – To change how power is managed; “To save battery power”
  • Page 55 – , and then choose Power Controls from the Power menu.; To customize the trackball or pointer
  • Page 56 – To add an external mouse; Turn the OmniBook off and on again with the blue On/Off button.; To enable the trackball in MS-DOS; gmouse; on the GMOUSE line—see “To edit system files”; Editing System Files
  • Page 57 – To edit system files; ” at the beginnings of those; To recover system files; If your system doesn’t reboot successfully, see
  • Page 59 – Maintaining the OmniBook; Cleaning the Trackball; To clean the trackball; located between the trackball roller and buttons.; Protecting Your Data; Periodically back up your files.
  • Page 60 – scandisk
  • Page 61 – defrag; drive; To delete a set of OmniBook files; Restarting the OmniBook; Support
  • Page 62 – To reboot the OmniBook; to stop the 5-second timeout—then press a number key and; to; To reboot from a floppy disk; Support Utility; To reset the OmniBook; you’re trying to reboot from a floppy disk.
  • Page 63 – Reset button; Upgrading the OmniBook; Find your system software version and amount of memory.; To find the system software version and memory size; To add memory to the OmniBook, see
  • Page 64 – To replace drive C; Turn off the unit, unplug the adapter, and remove the battery.
  • Page 66 – Managing Your Time with Appointment Book; Quickly add and delete appointments.
  • Page 67 – Print a copy of your schedule for others.; To start Appointment Book; To view your appointments; Click the Day button on the Toolbar.; To change to a different day, month, or year
  • Page 68 – To add a new appointment; or click OK to create the appointment.; To add a new event; or click OK to add the event.
  • Page 69 – To delete an appointment or event; to delete the appointment or event.; Finding People with Phone Book; To start Phone Book; To add a person to the list
  • Page 70 – For ease of typing, you can use the; tabs; To search for a person; to close the Fast Goto
  • Page 71 – Getting Answers from HP Financial Calculator; Attention HP Calculator Veterans; To perform a math function on one number
  • Page 72 – To do simple arithmetic
  • Page 74 – Safety Information; Working Efficiently and Safely
  • Page 75 – Choosing Power Cords
  • Page 77 – Troubleshooting; Solving Problems; Windows 95 tips
  • Page 78 – For printing problems (Windows; “Printing Problems”; For memory problems (Windows
  • Page 79 – “Power and Startup Problems”
  • Page 80 – Printing Problems; If the printer doesn’t print; If the printer stops when you turn off the OmniBook; not
  • Page 81 – If the left edge of printed output is missing; Memory Problems; If a message says you’re out of memory; “To use less memory for plug-; Trackball and Mouse Problems; If the trackball pointer is difficult to control
  • Page 84 – “If a PCMCIA card; “If the OmniBook
  • Page 85 – dscopy; dsdel; If Stacker compression software isn’t working properly; Serial and Infrared Communications Problems
  • Page 86 – Sound Problems
  • Page 87 – file; If 32-bit disk access doesn’t work; disk; Display Problems; “To change the external display setup”; If the display scrolls when the pointer reaches the edge; Power and Startup Problems
  • Page 89 – Service and Support; If the OmniBook doesn’t reboot successfully; “To recover system files”; fdisk; “To reinstall files on drive C”
  • Page 90 – If the screen is difficult to read; If the OmniBook is cold, allow it to warm up.; Lockup Problems; If an application stops responding; If a screen saver causes lockup
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Summary

Page 4 - Troubleshooting Tips for Windows

3 Choosing Power Cords........................................................................................ 74 Troubleshooting...................................................................................................... 76 Solving Problems....................................................

Page 5 - Introduction; Using This Online Manual; Finding More Information

4 Introduction Using This Online Manual This online User’s Guide looks similar to a printed manual—and it works like a printed manual in many ways, too. But you can do several handy things you can’t do with amanual. For example, you can make the type larger or smaller. You can click pictures toenlar...

Page 6 - Notice; as is; Support and Service

5 • The online Quick Start Guide gives you a fun, visual introduction to the OmniBook—double-click the Quick Start icon in the Program Manager (OmniBookLibrary group). • The online Windows Quick Start manual contains information about Windows for Workgroups—double-click the Windows Quick Start icon ...

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