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Mobile Internet PC Features Guide
1800 Series
Including:
Model-Specific Features
Upgrade Information
The information in this guide is subject to change without notice.
COMPAQ COMPUTER CORPORATION SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR TECHNICAL OR
EDITORIAL ERRORS OR OMISSIONS CONTAINED HEREIN; NOR FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE FURNISHING, PERFORMANCE, OR
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - • Upgrade Information

3/8” spine allowed - adjust according to bindingxxlMobile Internet PC Features Guide1800 SeriesIncluding:• Model-Specific Features• Upgrade Informatio

Page 2 - Contents

Using This Guide1-3Understanding Your Service and Support OptionsYour Internet PC is equipped with several helpful programs that will aid you inidenti

Page 3 - CHAPTER 3

1-4Using This Guide

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Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-1Chapter 2Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCChecking Your ConnectionsYour Computer ConnectionsConnections1AC Ada

Page 5 - CHAPTER 6

2-2Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCFront of Your Mobile Internet PCThe following buttons, lights, and controls are located on the front of yourcomp

Page 6

Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-3Internet Zone Buttons and LightsInternet Zone Buttons and Lights1AC Adapter Light7Instant Search Button2Caps Loc

Page 7 - Table of Contents

2-4Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCFront of Your ComputerFront Components1Previous Track Button7Battery Gauge2Next Track Button8Disqplay2 On/Off Bu

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Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-5Using Your Keyboard to Access the InternetThe Compaq Internet Zone buttons provide quick, easy access to the Int

Page 9 - Locating Help

2-6Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCInternet ZoneButton United StatesAll Other Countries Outsidethe United States****Online MarketPlace takes you to

Page 10 - Comments about this Guide

Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-7Reprogramming Your Internet Zone ButtonsYou can reprogram the Internet Zone buttons to reflect your personal pre

Page 11 - Using This Guide

2-8Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCLeft Panel of Your Mobile Internet PCThe following components are located on the left panel of your computer:Lef

Page 12 - Checking Your Connections

Table of ContentsiContentsCHAPTER 1Using This GuideText Conventions...

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Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-9Right Panel of Your Mobile Internet PCThe following components are located on the right panel of your computer:R

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2-10Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCBack Panel of Your Mobile Internet PCThe following components are located on the back panel of your computer:Ba

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Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-11Bottom of Your Mobile Internet PCThe following components are located on the bottom of your computer:Bottom of

Page 16 - Internet Zone Buttons

2-12Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCInserting the BatteryTo insert your battery into the battery compartment, complete the following steps: 1. Push

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Introducing Your Mobile Internet PC2-13Removing the BatteryTo remove the battery, complete the following steps: 1. Save your files. 2. If the AC adapt

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2-14Introducing Your Mobile Internet PCPlugging In Your Computer to AC PowerTo connect your computer to AC power, follow the instructions on the Compa

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Mobile Internet PC Features3-1Chapter 3Mobile Internet PC FeaturesTurning On Your Mobile Internet PCTo turn on your computer, press the Power › button

Page 20 - * Available on select models

3-2Mobile Internet PC FeaturesFull Off (Main Power Off) ModeIf you need to install or replace components in your computer, you must turn yourcomputer

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Mobile Internet PC Features3-3Recovering from a Locked SystemOccasionally you may encounter a nonworking keyboard or a frozen screen. Torestart your c

Page 22 - Speaker Ports

3-4Mobile Internet PC FeaturesUsing the Numeric KeypadTo use the embedded numeric keypad, press Fn+NumLk. This key combinationswitches the keys to num

Page 23 - Inserting the Battery

iiTable of ContentsInserting the Battery ...2-

Page 24 - Charging the Battery

Mobile Internet PC Features3-5Using the Scroll ButtonIf you are using a program that has a vertical scroll bar, the scroll button beneathyour touchpad

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3-6Mobile Internet PC FeaturesUnderstanding Your Status DisplayThe icons on your computer status display show what is happening in yourcomputer. If yo

Page 26 - Mobile Internet PC Features

Mobile Internet PC Features3-7Using the Function KeysUse the function keys on the keyboard to perform repeated tasks quickly. Thefunction keys are loc

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3-8Mobile Internet PC FeaturesUser-Programmable KeysThe F1 and F2 keys can also be set up to open your most often-used software,thereby saving you tim

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Mobile Internet PC Features3-9Adjusting the VolumeYou can change the speaker volume on your Internet PC. Press the µ button toincrease the volume. Pre

Page 29 - Using the Numeric Keypad

3-10Mobile Internet PC FeaturesFor a list of the buttons used to operate Disqplay2, please see the table below.Button FunctionsFunction Icon Descripti

Page 30 - Using the Scroll Button

Mobile Internet PC Features3-11Playing Audio CDs Using Disqplay2To play an audio CD using Disqplay2, press the Disqplay2 On/Off R button for 1second t

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3-12Mobile Internet PC FeaturesIf there is a data (non-audio) CD in the CD drive, a Data CD message will appearon the status display. Disqplay2 will n

Page 32 - Using the Function Keys

Mobile Internet PC Features3-13Setting Up Your TV-Out ConnectionYour Mobile Internet PC comes with a composite TV-Out connector on the backpanel. An S

Page 33 - User-Programmable Keys

3-14Mobile Internet PC FeaturesSetting Up Your Television FormatTo properly view images, you must set your computer to your country’s standardfor tele

Page 34 - Using Disqplay

Table of ContentsiiiUsing Disqplay2...

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Mobile Internet PC Features3-15Switching Between DisplaysYou can switch between your television and your display or external monitor bypressing Fn+F3.

Page 36 - R button for 1

3-16Mobile Internet PC FeaturesUsing Your SuperDisk DriveFor optimum performance, use Imation SuperDisk diskettes with your SuperDiskdrive.Inserting a

Page 37 - Using Repeat All

Mobile Internet PC Features3-17Manually Ejecting a DisketteIf you need to eject a diskette when the power is off, complete the following stepsto manua

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3-18Mobile Internet PC FeaturesCreating a Startup SuperDisk DisketteYou can start your computer from the SuperDisk drive, which is your A:\ drive, ify

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Mobile Internet PC Features3-19Formatting a SuperDisk DisketteSuperDisk diskettes are preformatted so you can use them immediately.If you need to refo

Page 40 - Switching Between Displays

3-20Mobile Internet PC FeaturesSuperDisk Copy DiskSuperDisk Copy Disk allows you to duplicate 1.44-MB diskettes and SuperDiskdiskettes quickly and eas

Page 41 - Using Your SuperDisk Drive

Mobile Internet PC Features3-21To disable the Staging Area, complete the following steps: 1. Right-click the SuperDisk Accelerator P icon on the Windo

Page 42 - Manually Ejecting a Diskette

3-22Mobile Internet PC Features

Page 43 - Write-Protecting a Diskette

Learning About Your Modem4-1Chapter 4Learning About Your ModemYour Internet PC is equipped with a 56K V.90 data/fax modem. Before using yourmodem to c

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4-2Learning About Your Modem56K ITU V.90 StandardIf you are able to connect to an ISP using the V.90 standard, the modem will beable to download files

Page 45 - SuperDisk Copy Disk

ivTable of ContentsCHAPTER 4Learning About Your ModemPerformance Features ...

Page 46 - SuperDisk Accelerator Icon

Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a Network5-1Chapter 5Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a NetworkYour Compaq Internet PC may be equipped with

Page 47

5-2Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a NetworkInstalling the Network ProtocolsTo install the necessary network protocols, complete the following s

Page 48 - Learning About Your Modem

Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a Network5-3 7. Select the Identification Tab in the Network window and complete thefollowing steps:a. Enter a

Page 49 - 56K ITU V.90 Standard

5-4Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a NetworkSharing FoldersTo prevent others on the network from accessing sensitive files on your computer,you

Page 50 - Setting Up a Network

Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a Network5-5Sharing a FolderTo share the folder, complete the following steps: 1. Locate the folder using Micros

Page 51

5-6Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a NetworkConnecting to a Shared PrinterTo connect to a shared network printer, complete the following steps:

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Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a Network5-7Mapping a Network Drive*HINT: The Network Neighborhood K icon will not appear on the Windows desktop

Page 53 - Sharing Folders

5-8Connecting Your Mobile Internet PC to a Network

Page 54 - Sharing Printers

Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PC6-1Chapter 6Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PCAdding More MemoryMemory upgrades of 32, 64, or 128 megabytes (MB) of ra

Page 55 - Disabling Printer Sharing

6-2Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PC 3. Remove the battery from its compartment. 4. Turn your computer over and locate the memory compartment door. 5.

Page 56 - Mapping a Network Drive

Table of ContentsvRemoving a PC Card ...6-5C

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Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PC6-3What Are PC Cards?PC Cards (formerly known as PCMCIA Cards) are removable devices that increasethe storage or comm

Page 58 - Adding More Memory

6-4Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PCInserting a PC CardTo insert a PC Card into your computer, complete the following steps: 1. Guide the PC Card, lab

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Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PC6-5Removing a PC CardIf your computer is turned on, click on the PC Card O icon on the WindowsTaskbar to stop card ac

Page 60 - PC Card Types

6-6Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PCCompaq-Compatible PC CardsInternet PCs are compatible with many PC Cards and CardBus PC Cards on themarket today.

Page 61 - Inserting a PC Card

Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PC6-7PC Card SoftwareSome types of PC Cards require card-specific device drivers. Contact your PCCard manufacturer for

Page 62 - Removing a PC Card

6-8Upgrading Your Mobile Internet PCVendor-Provided PC Card SoftwarePC Card vendors provide the following types of PC Card software:Card-specific devi

Page 63 - Using Network PC Cards

Index-1IndexAAC adapter 2-1AC powerconnecting 2-14unplugging 2-14accessdepends on password 5-5file 5-4full 5-5read-only 5-5Add Printer W

Page 64 - PC Card Software

Index-2720 KB 3-15drive 2-8eject button 2-8, 3-16ejecting 3-16formatting 3-19handling 3-21manually ejecting 3-17storing 3-21write prot

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Index-3Jjackheadphone 2-9microphone 2-9KK56flex 4-1keyboard 2-2Instant Answer 2-6Instant E-Commerce 2-6Instant E-Mail 2-5Instant Interne

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Index-4type I 6-3type II 6-3type III 6-3types 6-3PCMCIA See PC Cardspoint-to-point connection 4-2portsEthernet 2-9modem 2-9mouse/keyb

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Index-5VV.90 standard 4-1, 4-2volumeadjusting 3-9control 3-9Wworkgroup 5-3write protecting 3-18

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Index-6

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Using This Guide1-1Chapter 1Using This GuideThank you for buying a Compaq Mobile Internet PC. This Features Guide will helpyou to familiarize yourself

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1-2Using This GuideSpecial MessagesThe following words and symbols have special meaning in this guide.*HINT: Helpful hints that will make using your c

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