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qbex aero style / User’s guide

Before Operating Y

our Notebook

Right Side

1 DC-IN Jack  (             )

To connect the AC adapter 

To prevent damage to the notebook and battery  pack, always use the supplied 

power adapter.

May become warm to hot when in use. Be sureAttention not to cover the adapter 

and keep it away from  your body

Attention

2 Display Output Port 

(        )

To connect an external monitor

3 LAN Port (

         

)

The 10/100/1000 Ethernet connector is used to connect a LAN cable for network connection.

The cable which can be connected to the LAN port is the 10BASE-T/100BASE-

X/1000BASE-T standard Ethernet cable.Please do not use the cable other than 

that.

Do not connect the especially ISDN cable and the modular cable to the LAN port. 

It may be broken to cause damage

Attention

4 HDMI Port

To input Audio or A/V signal synchronously to TV set with HDMI interface.

5 Microphone Jack  (            )

It is designed to connect the microphone used for Skype, voice narrations, or simple voice recordings

6 Headphone Output Jack (           )

It connects the notebook’s audio out signal to amplified speakers or headphones. Using this jack automatically 

disables the built-in speakers.

7 Kensington Lock Port  (            )

Allows the notebook to be secured using Kensington Lock

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1 DC-IN Jack

2 Display Output Port

3 LAN Port

4 HDMI Port

5 Headphone Output Jack

6 Microphone Jack

7 Kensington Lock Port

Summary of Contents for Aero Style

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Page 3: ...e future User s Manual Table of Content User s Manual 3 Safety Precautions 5 How To Use Your Notebook Power System 9 Before Operating Your Notebook Introducing Your Netbook 11 Connecting AC Adapter an...

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Page 5: ...DO NOT use the LAN during the electrical storm DO NOT use the AC adapter notincluded in the package Use ofanother type of adapter may riskfire or explosion Warning The device and AC adapter Before you...

Page 6: ...y scratch or enter the notebook If you operate the touchpad with unreasonable force or posture it may hurt you finger or wrist Avoid using the notebook during anelectrical storm Disconnect all plugs a...

Page 7: ...connect the positive and negative terminals with a metal object such as wire Short circuiting may occur leading the battery pack to leak acid overheat emit smoke burst and or ignite DO NOT throw the...

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Page 9: ...the battery pack 1 Close the notebook lid and turn over it gently 2 Slide the battery pack into the slot Battery Pack 2 Connect the DC plug to DC IN Jack 2 DC IN Jack Connect the AC power cord to the...

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Page 11: ...a easy to see angle Close the panel cover and make sure the notebook is closed well Open Close the Netbook Front Side 1 Web Camera 2 Display Panel 3 Wireless LAN Switc 4 Power Button 5 Keyboard 6 Inte...

Page 12: ...s possibe to damage the data or notebook After turn OFF the notebook please wait 5 more seconds for the second time power on Attention 5 Keyboard The keyboard provides with comfortable travel depth at...

Page 13: ...d Ethernet cable Please do not use the cable other than that Do not connect the especially ISDN cable and the modular cable to the LAN port It may be broken to cause damage Attention 4 HDMI Port To in...

Page 14: ...Lock 2 Ventilation Slot The slot is designed to cool the system DO NOT block the ventilation for air circulation 3 Card reader The following cards listed belown can be used on this notebook Left Side...

Page 15: ...e lock to the unlocked position to insert or remove the battery pack Move the lock to the locked position after inserting the battery pack 4 Memory Module and HDD Cover The memory module hard disk dri...

Page 16: ...or read from HDD When HDD LED lights up please do not directly push the power button to turn off the notebook It is possibe to damage the data or notebook After turn OFF the notebook please wait more...

Page 17: ...on Attention Connecting AC adapter and charging battery 1 Connect the DC plug to DC IN Jack 2 Connect the AC power cord to the AC adapter and connect the AC power cord to an AC outlet The notebook com...

Page 18: ...mmediately Attention Difference of stand by and hibernate state Stand by Put the notebook on stand by when it is idle While on standby the notebook switches to a low power state where devices such as...

Page 19: ...cur leading the battery pack to leak acid overheat emit smoke burst and or ignite DO NOT throw the battery in fire Please refer to the safety precautions in this manual Attention 1 Before removing the...

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Page 21: ...ger or wrist Left Button The left button has the same function as mouse left button Making selections dragging objects or double clicking Touchpad Move the pointer over the icon you wish to exe cute p...

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Page 23: ...ws To open Run Dialog f1 M Tab R To open My Computer To open Search To Open Sy stem Properties E F Pause To open Search For Computers program Ctrl F Application Key The Application Key functions as sa...

Page 24: ...suspend mode Toggles the internal wireless LAN ON or OFF Fn F2 Toggles between the netbook s LCD display and an external monitor in this sequence 1 Notebook LCD only 2 CRT External Monitor only 3 LCD...

Page 25: ...e characters to the left of the insertion point 8 Tab This key can be used to move forward through options in a dialog box Ctrl Shift Tab can be used to move backward through the options Ctrl Tab allo...

Page 26: ...th alphabetic keys the Shift key causes the system to output a capital letter The Shift key can also be combined with other keys to produce program dependent results 11 Space To ent er t he s pace b e...

Page 27: ...Properties Right Click on the desk top select Properties from the menu Select Setting tag Slide the bar left and right selects the resolution of the screen Click the selection box to select the Color...

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Page 29: ...eless LAN in the area where the radio device is prohibited Notice Communication contents can be peeped It is possible for the third party with malice to intercept radio wave intentionally The followin...

Page 30: ...type Network key Click Refresh network list if there is no wireless networkin the list If the network is one that support Wireless ProvisioningServices you might be asked to download additional files...

Page 31: ...network key click Next Type the Network key and Confirm network key click Next If you want to save network settings to your flash disk please choose Use a USB flash drive or Set up a network manually...

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