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Contents

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Starting Out with Your OmniBook

Congratulations! Your OmniBook sets a new standard in personal computing. Although it???s compact and easy to carry, the OmniBook is infused with the quality and attention to detail that are the hallmark of Hewlett-Packard.

The OmniBook Quick Start sheet shows how to get your OmniBook up and running quickly. This Getting Started manual shows how to start using your OmniBook and it also shows what to do if you run into trouble.

Your OmniBook provides these additional manuals:

???The online OmniBook User???s Guide : This introduces the OmniBook and shows you how to operate and maintain your OmniBook. It also contains troubleshooting information. Look in the OmniBook Library group.

??? The Introducing Microsoft Windows 95 manual: This is shipped with your OmniBook and contains information about using the standard features of Windows 95.

???The online Windows Quick Start and MS-DOS Quick Start manuals: These are in the OmniBook Library group for Windows?? for Workgroups.

???The OmniBook Website at http://www.hp.com/go/omnibook

The Corporate Evaluator???s Guide at our Website provides complete information about installing alternate operating systems, as well as how to configure the OmniBook in a corporate, networked environment.

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Setting Up the OmniBook

3. In the Windows Version screen, click the Change button.

4.Choose the following option:

No, I want to install MS-DOS 6.22 and Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11

5.Click OK to continue the Setup program and install Windows for Workgroups.

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Getting Comfortable

Getting Comfortable

This section introduces the OmniBook and shows you how perform some basic tasks. In this section you???ll learn how to

???Identify parts of the OmniBook.

???Adjust the display.

???Use the TrackPoint III pointing device.

???Adjust and use the OmniBook keyboard features.

???Adjust the volume of the OmniBook.

???Connect a microphone, speaker, or headphones.

???Start and stop the OmniBook.

???Reset the OmniBook.

???Understand the status panel symbols.

???Attach a security cable to the OmniBook.

???Get more information about using the OmniBook.

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Starting Out with Your OmniBook

A tour of the OmniBook

A tour of the OmniBook

The following illustrations point out key parts of the OmniBook.

Latch to open OmniBook

TrackPoint III

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A tour of the OmniBook

To adjust the display

Brightness All OmniBooks are equipped with a brightness control. Some models also

have a contrast control. The display controls are located to the right of the display.

Contrast

To increase brightness or

contrast, slide the controls up.

To decrease, slide down.

To use the pointing device

The pointing device controls the motion of the pointer on the screen by detecting pressure. The pointing device itself does not move. The click buttons work like those on a standard mouse???what they do depends on the software you???re using.

1.Place your hands in the typing position.

2.With your index finger, gently press the pointing device in the direction you want the pointer to move.

3.Click the buttons with your thumb to select and drag.

TrackPoint III

Click buttons

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A tour of the OmniBook

To adjust the OmniBook keyboard

You can tilt the OmniBook keyboard to a more comfortable typing angle with the built-in tilt feet located on the bottom of the OmniBook.

Tilt foot

Special features of the OmniBook keyboard

In addition to the standard typing keys, the OmniBook keyboard contains the following special keys and features:

Fn combination keys

Use the gold Fn key in combination with other keys to execute special functions??? for example, Fn+F8 decreases the speaker volume. You press and hold the Fn key, then you press the other key.

Embedded numeric keypad

Press the Num Lock (number lock) key to use the numeric keypad. With the keypad active, keys change to the designations shown on their slanted faces.

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A tour of the OmniBook

Alt Gr key

If your keyboard has an Alt Gr key to the right of the spacebar, you hold that key to type the characters printed at the bottom-right corners of keys. For keys that have four characters, hold SHIFT and Alt GR to type the upper-right characters.

To adjust the speaker volume

All OmniBook 2000/5700 models support Sound Blaster compatible sound. The easiest way to adjust the speaker volume is to use the built in Fn key combinations.

???Hold down Fn and press F8 or F9 as needed to gradually decrease or increase the maximum volume.

To connect a microphone, speakers, or headphones

Your OmniBook has a built-in microphone above the keyboard and two stereo speakers. You can also plug in an external microphone, external speakers or headphones, and a stereo input source???such as a CD player.

Headphones Microphone Stereo input

When you plug in an external microphone, the built-in microphone turns off. When you plug in stereo speakers or headphones, the built-in speakers turn off.

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A tour of the OmniBook

To start the OmniBook

You can easily start and stop your OmniBook using the blue On/Suspend button. However, at certain times, you may want to use other methods for starting and stopping your OmniBook???depending on power considerations, types of active connections, and startup time.

???Press the blue On/Suspend button. Either your previous session resumes or the computer reboots, depending on how you stopped the computer???see the next topic.

If you want to know more about what happens when you stop the OmniBook, you can check the table on page 1-14. It can help you decide what???s best for the way you work.

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A tour of the OmniBook

Effects of Stopping the OmniBook

Power States after Stopping the OmniBook

???

Windows 95 can restore network connections and SCSI devices when you turn on the OmniBook.

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A tour of the OmniBook

For Windows 95, the Start button provides two commands that stop the OmniBook.

???Suspend changes the OmniBook to the Suspend state.

???Shut Down (shut down the computer) changes the OmniBook to the Off state.

If you plug in the ac adapter while the OmniBook is stopped, battery-charging components are activated, but the OmniBook stays in the same power state. On the other hand, if you unplug the ac adapter while the OmniBook is in the Display Off state, it changes to the Suspend state???if you plug it in again, the OmniBook stays in the Suspend state.

In addition, Advanced Power Management (APM) provides several automatic power-saving features that affect the power state. You can adjust settings in the System Configuration Utility to control features such as the following. See page 4-8 for more information about the SCU.

If the OmniBook is running on battery power and there???s no activity for a short period of time, it automatically stops by changing to the Suspend state.

If you leave the OmniBook stopped in the Suspend state for a long time without plugging in the ac adapter, it automatically saves power by changing to the Hibernate state. Your session is saved.

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A tour of the OmniBook

To understand the status panel

The OmniBook status panel, located above the keyboard, contains indicators that show the current status of the OmniBook. There are three groups of icons on the status panel that indicate

???Keyboard status.

???Data storage status.

???Power status.

Keyboard status

The icons on the right indicate Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock.

This icon appears when Caps Lock is active.

This icon appears when Num Lock is active.

This icon appears when Scroll Lock is active.

Data storage status

The center icons indicate data storage areas???CD-ROM activity, floppy disk activity, hard disk activity, and PC card status.

This icon appears when the OmniBook is reading from the built-in CD-ROM drive.

This icon appears when the OmniBook is reading or writing to the floppy disk drive.

This icon appears when the OmniBook is reading or writing to drive C.

These icons appears when you insert PC cards into the card slots. Each icon identifies when a PCMCIA card slot is occupied.

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A tour of the OmniBook

Power status

These icons indicate power conditions???ac adapter use, battery status, charging status.

This icon appears when the OmniBook is in the Suspend power state; the ???bookmark??? icon reminds you that the state of the computer has been saved.

This icon appears when the ac adapter is plugged in.

The shading of the battery symbol shows the approximate charge level of the battery relative to a full charge.

The lightning bolt symbol appears when the battery is charging. The battery symbol blinks when the battery is low.

To attach a security cable

1.Wrap the cable around a stationary object, such as a table leg.

2.Loop the cable to create a slip knot around the stationary object???make sure it can???t slip off.

3.Insert the lock into the OmniBook???s Kensington lock slot and release the key.

Store the key in a safe place away from the OmniBook.

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Starting Out with Your OmniBook

Using OmniBook Accessories

Using OmniBook Accessories

Depending on the accessories you purchased with your OmniBook, the center drive-bay can hold an internal CD-ROM drive, a floppy disk drive, or a high-capacity battery.

In this section you???ll learn how to

???Remove accessory modules from the OmniBook.

???Install and use the floppy disk drive.

???Install and use the CD-ROM drive.

???Replace the main battery.

???Install a second, high-capacity battery.

???Handle and store the battery safely.

???Maintain and preserve battery life.

???Insert and remove a PC card.

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Using OmniBook Accessories

To remove accessories from the OmniBook

The OmniBook???s center drive bay can hold a CD-ROM drive, a floppy disk drive, or a high-capacity (2nd) battery for extra power.

High-capacity battery

Floppy disk drive

Use this procedure to remove any of these accessories.

1.Slide the switch to the right. A pull-tab pops out.

2.Pull the pull-tab firmly to remove the module from the OmniBook.

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Using OmniBook Accessories

To install the CD-ROM drive

You install the CD-ROM drive in the center drive bay of the OmniBook. To use both the CD-ROM drive and the floppy disk drive, connect the floppy disk drive to the OmniBook???s parallel port (on the left side of the OmniBook).

1.Important

Save your work and shut down Windows???you???ll be restarting the OmniBook.

2.If necessary, remove the current accessory module from the OmniBook.

3.Slide the CD-ROM drive into the OmniBook until it clicks into place.

4.Press the square Off button for 2 seconds, then press the blue On/Suspend button to restart the OmniBook.

Off button

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Using OmniBook Accessories

To insert and remove a CD

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Using OmniBook Accessories

To use the CD-ROM drive safely

The CD-ROM drive used with the OmniBook is certified as a Class 1 laser device according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Radiation Performance Standard and International Standards IEC 825 / IEC 825-1 (EN60825 / EN60825-1). This device is not considered harmful, but the following precautions are recommended:

???Ensure proper use by reading and following the instructions carefully.

???If the unit requires service, contact an authorized HP service center???see the OmniBook Support and Service booklet.

???Do not attempt to make any adjustment of the unit.

???Avoid direct exposure to the laser beam???do not open the unit.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

LASER KLASSE 1

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Using OmniBook Accessories

To preserve your current work session, the OmniBook automatically turns off when the battery charge gets too low???your session continues when you plug in the ac adapter or insert a fresh battery.

1.Important

Save your work. Then press the blue On/Suspend button to stop the OmniBook.

2.If available, plug in the OmniBook???s ac adapter.

3.Slide the battery switch to the right and slide the battery out of its compartment.

Slide switch to release battery.

4. Slide the new battery all the way into the battery compartment.

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Using OmniBook Accessories

To install a high-capacity battery

To increase the time you can work on battery power, you can install a second,

high-capacity battery in the OmniBook???s center drive bay.

1.Important

Save your work. Then press the blue On/Suspend button to stop the OmniBook.

2.If necessary, remove the current accessory module from the OmniBook.

3.Slide the high-capacity battery into the OmniBook, then gently press the latch forward until it clicks into place.

High-capacity battery

A second Battery Status icon appears in the LCD status panel, showing the

approximate charge level of the new battery.

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Using OmniBook Accessories

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Where to Go from Here

Where to Go from Here

You can probably start using your OmniBook immediately, especially if you???re familiar with personal computers, or if you???ve already worked with Microsoft Windows. Still, your OmniBook is designed as a compact, mobile computer???so it has a few useful features that you don???t normally find on a desktop PC. Take a few minutes to explore them.

See the Online Documentation

For detailed information about the OmniBook, see the online User???s Guide. Also see the other online information in the online OmniBook Library.

Check OmniBook Notes

For late-breaking information available after the manuals were completed, see OmniBook Notes in the online OmniBook Library.

Visit Our Web site

For updates to the BIOS and other technical information, connect to our World-Wide Web site on the Internet at http://www.hp.com/go/omnibook.

See the Corporate Evaluator???s Guide at our Website for complete information about installing alternate operating systems, as well as how to configure the OmniBook in a corporate, networked environment.

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Installing an Operating System

This chapter has instructions for installing or recovering an operating system. Your

OmniBook package includes a Recovery CD, the (FAT16) Support Utility floppy disk,

and the Microsoft Windows 95 Companion CD. With these tools , you can install or

recover

???Windows 95 operating system.

???Windows for Workgroups from your own disks.

???Other HP programs, online User???s Guide, and drivers from the Recovery CD that came with your OmniBook.

???Windows NT and OS/2 Warp from your own disks, and using instructions and drivers from the Corporate Evaluator???s Guide on our Website at http://www.hp.com/go/omnibook. In addition, this site contains the latest updates of software drivers, and information on configuring the OmniBook in a corporate, networked environment.

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Installing an Operating System

What the Recovery CD Contains

What the Recovery CD Contains

You will need the Recovery CD-ROM and the Support Utilities floppy disk to recover the Windows 95 operating system or HP factory-installed software.

The following sections tell you how to set up and start a recovery installation. Refer

to the README text file on the Recovery CD and the Support Utilities disk for

step-by-step instructions.

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Installing an Operating System

Reinstalling Windows 95

Reinstalling Windows 95

The following procedure describes how to reinstall the Windows 95 operating system that came with your OmniBook. These steps will format the hard drive. Back up any files you would like to save before reinstalling Windows 95.

The entire recovery process takes approximately 1 hour. To recover your Windows 95 operating system, you???ll need a CD-ROM drive, floppy disk drive, the Recovery CD, and the Support Utility disk.

To reinstall Windows 95

1.If you have an internal CD -ROM drive , connect the floppy disk drive to the OmniBook???s parallel port and install the CD-ROM drive in the OmniBook.

???or???

If you have a SCSI CD -ROM drive and a docking system , connect the SCSI CD-ROM drive to the docking system and install the floppy disk drive in the OmniBook.

???or???

If you have a PC card or Parallel Port CD -ROM drive , connect the PC card or Parallel CD-ROM drive and install the floppy disk drive in the OmniBook. See ???To set up a PC card or parallel port CD-ROM drive??? on page 3-15.

2.Connect the ac adapter to the OmniBook.

3.Insert the Recovery CD in the CD-ROM drive.

4.Insert the Support Utility disk in the floppy disk drive.

5.Reset the OmniBook.

The DOS 6.22 Startup menu appears.

6.Click option 2:

Recover Windows 95 from OmniBook Recovery CD

7.Click the type of CD-ROM drive you???re using???internal OmniBook, SCSI with docking system, or PC card or parallel port.

8.Follow the setup instructions on the screen.

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Reinstalling Windows 95

9.When prompted for ???Hibernate??? partition size, you can continue with the default 64M byte Hibernate partition or choose an alternate size (based on the amount of system RAM installed).

10.After the successful creation of the Hibernate partition , press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot the OmniBook.

The DOS 6.22 Startup menu appears.

11.Click option 2:

Recover Windows 95 from OmniBook Recovery CD

12.Click the type of CD-ROM drive you???re using???internal OmniBook, SCSI with docking system, or PC card or parallel port.

The recovery process continues. This can take up to an hour. Do not interrupt the recovery process or unplug the ac adapter until recovery is completed.

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Installing an Operating System

Reinstalling Windows for Workgroups

Reinstalling Windows for Workgroups

The following procedure describes how to restore Windows for Workgroups and your original OmniBook software.

The entire recovery process takes approximately 1 hour. To recover your Windows for Workgroups operating system, you???ll need a CD-ROM drive, floppy disk drive, your Windows for Workgroups backup disks, your MS-DOS 6.22 backup disks, the

Recovery CD, and the Support Utility disk. If you don???t have backup disks, you can make them???see ???To make DOS 6.22 and Windows for Workgroups disks.???

To reinstall Windows for Workgroups

1.If you have an internal CD -ROM drive , connect the floppy disk drive to the OmniBook???s parallel port and install the CD-ROM drive in the OmniBook.

???or???

If you have a SCSI CD -ROM drive and a docking system , connect the SCSI CD-ROM drive to the docking system and install the floppy disk drive in the OmniBook.

???or???

If you have a PC card or parallel port CD -ROM drive , connect the PC card or Parallel CD-ROM drive and install the floppy disk drive in the OmniBook. See ???To set up a PC card or parallel port CD-ROM drive??? on page 3-15.

2.Connect the ac adapter to the OmniBook.

3.Insert the Support Utility floppy disk.

4.Reset the OmniBook.

The DOS 6.22 Startup menu appears.

5.Click option 4:

Create Hibernate Partition (erases Hard Disk)

6.When prompted for ???Hibernate??? partition size, you can continue with the default 64M byte Hibernate partition or choose an alternate size based on the amount of system RAM installed.

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Reinstalling Windows for Workgroups

7.After the successful creation of the Hibernate partition, insert MS-DOS Disk #1 into the floppy disk drive, then press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot the OmniBook.

8.Follow the setup instructions on the screen.

9.When prompted for installation choices, click the defaults.

10.When the MS-DOS installation is complete, insert MS-DOS Disk #4 and type

A:.This is the MS-DOS Supplemental disk.

11.Type SETUP C:\DOS to install the MS-DOS supplemental files.

12.Install Windows for Workgroups (from back-up installation disks or from purchased software) to drive C as follows:

???Insert disk #1 and type A:\SETUP.

???Click Express Setup.

???Select all defaults for this installation. Do not install any printers or networks. Install them after the rest of this installation is complete.

13.Insert the Recovery CD in the CD-ROM drive.

14.Insert the Support Utility disk in the floppy disk drive.

15.Reset the OmniBook. The DOS 6.22 Startup menu appears.

16.Click option 3:

Recover Windows for Workgroups drivers and HP Application Software

17.Click the type of CD-ROM drive you???re using: internal OmniBook, SCSI with docking system, or PC card or parallel port.

Do not interrupt the recovery process or unplug the ac adapter until recovery is completed.

To make DOS 6.22 and Windows for Workgroups disks

When you set up the Windows for Workgroups operating system, you should have been prompted to create a set of backup disks for Windows for Workgroups and DOS 6.22. If you did not make backup disks, you can do so now with the following procedure.

1.From the OmniBook group, double-click Make Backup Installation Disks.

2.Follow the setup instructions on the screen.

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Installing HP Applications

Installing HP Applications

If you have deleted the online User's Guide, OmniBook Tools, or any of the Personal Information Management applications, you can reinstall them from the Recovery CD.

To install HP software programs

1.If you have an internal CD -ROM drive , install it in the OmniBook. ???or???

If you have a SCSI CD -ROM drive and a docking system , connect the SCSI CD-ROM drive to the docking system.

???or???

If you have a PC card or parallel port CD -ROM drive , connect the PC card or parallel port CD-ROM drive. See ???To set up a PC card or parallel port CD-ROM drive??? on page 3-15.

2.Insert the Recovery CD in the CD-ROM drive.

From the \OMNIBOOK\HPUTILS\DISK1 directory on the CD, double-click SETUP.EXE. The OmniBook Application Software Setup menu appears.

3.Click the HP applications you???d like to install, then click Install Now.

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Expanding the OmniBook

This chapter describes procedures to expand or update the capabilities of your OmniBook, including:

???Replacing internal hardware.

???Connecting external devices.

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Expanding the OmniBook

Replacing Hardware

Replacing Hardware

This section describes how to

???Remove and install the hard disk drive.

???Find the system software version and memory size.

???Install a memory-expansion board.

To remove the hard disk drive

You can upgrade the OmniBook system by installing a new hard drive or you may want to switch hard drives between OmniBooks.

1.Important

Back up all the files on your current drive C. You can back up the files to a tape drive, a network drive, a PC card, or a flexible disk.

2.Unplug the adapter.

3.Exit Windows.

???If you???re using Windows 95, use the shutdown option from the Start menu.

???If you???re using Windows for Workgroups, exit Windows, then press the Off button.

4.Remove all batteries from the OmniBook.

5.Close the cover and turn your computer over.

6.Remove the screw and security cover located at the back of the hard disk drive.

7.Firmly slide the drive out of the drive compartment. (This requires some force.)

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Replacing Hardware

To install the hard disk drive

After following the previous instructions for removing the hard disk drive, use these

steps to install the new hard drive.

1.Gently press downwards on the hard drive while you slide it into the drive bay.

2.Make sure the drive is fully inserted.

It may be necessary to use a small pair of pliers to pull up on the PC-board tab. While pulling up on the tab, gently press downwards on the hard drive while you slide it into the drive bay.

3.Replace the screw and security cover.

4.Replace the battery or attach ac power.

5.Press the Off button for 2 seconds, then press the blue On/Suspend button.

To find the system software version and memory size

In Windows 95

???Click Start, HP User Tools, Information 2, OmniBook System Information. The software version and amount of memory are displayed.

In Windows for Workgroups

1.In Program Manager, double-click the OmniBook Tools icon (in the Main group).

2.In the window???s Control menu, click About. The software version and amount of memory are displayed.

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Replacing Hardware

If you???re using Windows for Workgroups

11.In Control Panel, double-click the Enhanced icon, then click Virtual Memory and Change.

12.If the Use 32-Bit File Access option is set, clear it, then set this option again. This updates the Cache Size setting.

13.Click OK to save the new setting. When prompted, click Restart Windows to activate the new setting.

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Connecting Devices

Connecting Devices

Your OmniBook is a powerful computer in its own right???but you???ll greatly expand its capabilities by connecting other devices. In this section you???ll learn how to

???Connect an external monitor and adjust the display type.

???Turn off the built-in display.

???Connect and install a printer.

???Connect an external mouse and keyboard.

???Enable Fn keys on an external keyboard.

???Connect a serial device.

???View or change serial port assignments.

???Connect a parallel device.

???View or change parallel port assignments.

???Make an infrared connection and print on an infrared printer.

???Set up a PC card or parallel port CD-ROM drive.

???Connect a MIDI device or joystick.

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Connecting Devices

To connect an external monitor

You can connect a VGA, SVGA, or XGA monitor to your OmniBook. When you connect the external display, the OmniBook automatically recognizes and activates it. The built-in display turns off to conserve power.

1.Make sure the external monitor supports VGA, super VGA, or XGA format.

2.Plug the cable from the external display into the XGA-out connector at the back of the OmniBook.

To adjust the display type

The default display setting provides optimum performance for the OmniBook???s

internal display. To change the display options for the external monitor

???in Windows 95???select Start, HP User Tools, Setup, Display, Settings.

???in Windows for Workgroups???double-click the OmniBook Tools, Display.

If the external display has higher resolution than the OmniBook display, you???ll have to turn off the OmniBook display to see the higher resolution.

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Connecting Devices

To turn off the built-in display

??? Press Fn+F5 to switch between the external and built-in display.

To connect a printer

??? Plug the printer cable into the appropriate port at the back of the OmniBook.

A parallel printer is normally at the LPT1 port.

A serial printer is normally at the COM1 port.

Parallel port

Infrared port

Serial port

To install a printer

Before you can print from your OmniBook, you have to install the printer so that it can communicate with the OmniBook.

???In Windows 95???select Start, HP User Tools, Setup, Printers.

???In Windows for Workgroups???double-click Control Panel, Printers.

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To connect an external mouse or keyboard

Although the OmniBook comes with a full-sized keyboard, you can attach an external keyboard and an external mouse.

1.Plug the mouse or keyboard cable into the external mouse/keyboard port on the back of the OmniBook.

If you attach an external

mouse, you cannot use

the built-in TrackPoint III

pointing device.

2. Turn the OmniBook off and on again with the blue On/Suspend button.

To connect both a mouse and keyboard

1.Purchase a standard Y-adapter available at computer dealers.

2.Plug the Y-adapter into the external mouse/keyboard port.

3.Connect the external mouse and keyboard to the Y-adapter.

Mouse

Keyboard

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To enable the Fn keys

If you???ve connected an external keyboard, you need to enable the external Fn keys.

1.Press Fn+F2 to start the SCU.

2.From the Input/Output menu, select External Devices.

3.Check Enable External Fn Key.

To access the Fn key on your external keyboard, use Ctrl+Alt. For example, to access Fn+F2, press Ctrl+Alt+F2.

To connect a serial device

The OmniBook 9-pin serial port is a standard serial port, just like those found on many PCs. The most common types of serial connections involve printers, modems, and other computers. You can make such connections using standard serial cables and adapters available at computer dealers and electronic supply stores.

To view or change serial port assignments

You can see and change the serial communications port names (COM1, COM2, COM3, and COM4) assigned to the serial port and infrared port.

1.Save any open files???you may need to reboot your OmniBook.

2.Press Fn+F2 to enter the System Configuration utility.

3.Use the Input/Output menu COM Ports command to change the COM names for the serial port and the physical infrared port (normally COM1 and COM2). PCMCIA serial-type cards use the remaining COM names.

4.Exit the utility without rebooting???then click Start and Shut Down to restart the OmniBook. You must restart to make the new assignments active.

5.If you changed the port assignments, you must reboot the OmniBook to make the new assignments active.

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Connecting Devices

To specify serial port settings

Many applications provide a way for you to adjust the settings for serial ports they use. Other applications don???t let you change serial port settings. However, you can use Control Panel to set the basic serial port settings???the ones used by an application that doesn???t change settings.

In Windows 95

1.From Control Panel, double-click System.

2.Click the Device Manager tab to see a list of serial (COM) ports.

3.To view the settings for a COM port, select the port and click Properties. (The serial port is normally COM1, and the physical infrared port is normally COM2.)

In Windows for Workgroups

???Open Control Panel and double-click the Ports icon. Click the port you want to set up, then set its parameters. For details, see the Windows Quick Start manual.

Hardware Settings

The changes you make to the advanced settings for a serial port should match your hardware settings. The built-in advanced settings are listed below???you shouldn???t use different settings in any applications.

???COM1: address 3F8 hex, interrupt 4.

???COM2: address 2F8 hex, interrupt 3.

???COM3: address 3E8 hex, interrupt 4.

???COM4: address 2E8 hex, interrupt 3.

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Connecting Devices

To connect a parallel device

The OmniBook 25-pin parallel port is a standard parallel port. The most common types of parallel connections involve connections to printers and to other computers.

???For a printer connection, use a standard parallel printer cable available at computer dealers or electronic supply stores.

???For any other connection, such as a bi-directional connection, use a special parallel cable designed for that purpose. See the manual for the software you???re using.

To view or change parallel port assignments

You can see and change the parallel port names (LPT1, LPT2, LPT3) assigned to the

printer port.

1.Save any open files???you may need to reboot your OmniBook.

2.Press Fn+F2 to enter the System Configuration utility.

3.From the Input/Output menu, click LPT Port.

4.Select the new port assignment and click OK.

5.From the Exit menu, click Save and Reboot.

If you???re prompted, enter your password, then click OK.

6.Click OK to reboot your OmniBook. The parallel addresses are as follows:

???LPT1: address 378 hex.

???LPT2: address 278 hex.

???LPT3: address 3BC hex.

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Connecting Devices

To make an infrared connection

The infrared port provides a type of serial connection that doesn???t require cables??? you just have to line up the device???s infrared port with the right rear of your OmniBook.

Keep the distance within about 3 feet (1 meter) for optimum performance. For example, you can establish a connection to an infrared printer by simply aiming the back of the OmniBook at the printer.

To print on an infrared printer

To connect to an infrared (IrDA-compatible) printer, set the OmniBook printer port to be the infrared printer port, LPT3. The Infrared Monitor provides visual status for infrared communications and helps you resolve infrared communication problems.

In Windows 95

??? Click Start, Infrared. Use the tabs in the infrared window to set options.

You can disable infrared printing by unchecking the Enable infrared communication box in the Options tab.

In Windows for Workgroups

1.From Program Manager, double-click OmniBook Tools (in the Main group).

2.Click Connections, then Infrared Communications.

3.Select the options you want:

???You can enable infrared printing immediately.

???You can enable infrared printing every time you start Windows.

???You can disable infrared printing by clearing options.

For more information about IrMonitor, see its online help.

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Changing the Configuration

This chapter describes the OmniBook tools and utilities that come with the OmniBook. Use them to view and adjust configuration settings.

This chapter describes

???HP User Tools (Windows 95 operating system only).

???OmniBook Tools (Windows for Workgroups operating systems only).

???System Configuration Utility (operating-system-independent).

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Changing the Configuration

Changing the Configuration

For any operating system, you can use the System Configuration Utility (SCU) to change OmniBook configuration settings. For Windows 95 and Windows for Workgroups, you can also use a Tools application in Windows. The SCU provides more options for certain settings. The following chart summarizes the OmniBook settings. See the sections of this chapter for details.

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Using HP User Tools

Using HP User Tools

HP User Tools give you a convenient way in Windows 95 to change the way your

OmniBook looks and operates. For many settings, it???s an alternative to using the

System Configuration Utility.

To run HP User Tools

1.Click Start, HP User Tools.

2.Click the tabs and buttons for the changes you want to make. You???re prompted if you need to reboot the computer. Click Help or see the table below for more information.

3.After you make the changes, exit HP User Tools.

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Using HP User Tools

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Using OmniBook Tools

Using OmniBook Tools

OmniBook Tools give you a convenient way in Windows for Workgroups to change the way your OmniBook looks and operates. For many settings, it???s an alternative to using the System Configuration Utility.

To run OmniBook Tools

1. In Program Manager, double-click the OmniBook Tools icon (in the Main

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Using OmniBook Tools

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Using the System Configuration Utility

Using the System Configuration Utility

The System Configuration Utility (SCU) provides access to basic configuration

settings. It is independent of the operating system.

To run the SCU (during reboot)

1.Close all applications, then shut down Windows and reboot the OmniBook. If necessary, you can press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot.

2.During reboot, at the message ???<F2> to enter System Configuration Utility,??? press F2 to start the SCU.

3.The mouse is not active in the SCU. Press Alt to activate menus, and use the Tab key, arrow keys, spacebar, ENTER, and ESC to navigate and change settings. See the tables below for more information.

4.After you select the options you want, use the Exit menu to close the SCU.

5.Certain settings require that you reboot the OmniBook before they take effect. We recommend rebooting after changing SCU settings.

To run the SCU without rebooting

This method is not supported by certain operating systems, such as OS/2.

1.Save your data in any open applications.

2.Press Fn+F2 simultaneously to start the SCU.

3.The mouse is not active in the SCU. Press Alt to activate menus, and use arrow keys, spacebar, ENTER, and ESC to navigate and change settings. See the tables below for more information.

4.After you select the options you want, use the Exit menu to close the SCU. Certain settings require that you reboot the OmniBook before they take effect.

The following table describes the action required when changing SCU options:

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Using the System Configuration Utility

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Using the System Configuration Utility

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Troubleshooting

If you have questions that this manual doesn???t answer, you can

???See the online OmniBook User???s Guide???it???s your main source of information about using the OmniBook. It includes extensive troubleshooting information.

???If you???re using Windows for Workgroups, check the online Windows Quick Start and MS-DOS Quick Start manuals.

???If you???re using Windows 95, check the printed Introducing Microsoft Windows manual.

???Look at the online Help for Windows and other applications.

???Check with your computer system administrator, if you have one.

???See other books about Windows, MS-DOS, and other applications. Check your local library or bookstore.

???Contact your dealer, or contact Hewlett-Packard???see the OmniBook Support and Service booklet or OmniBook Support in the online OmniBook Library.

???Get information about system resources (interrupts, addresses, and memory)??? see ???Software System Resources??? on page 6-4.

???Find technical information about the OmniBook on the Internet???visit the World-Wide Web support site at http://www.hp.com/go/omnibook.

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Solving Basic Problems

Solving Basic Problems

If your OmniBook has a problem starting, find the symptom below that matches

your situation. Try the suggestions one at a time.

If the OmniBook turns off immediately after it turns on

???Battery power is probably extremely low. Plug in the ac adapter, or insert a charged battery pack.

If the OmniBook stops responding

???Press the blue On/Suspend button and wait a few moments until the icons on the status panel stabilize. Then press the blue button again to turn the OmniBook back on.

If necessary, press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot.

???If nothing happens, insert a paper clip or other slender object into the reset slot on the left side of the case, below the ac adapter socket. Push in momentarily??? the system should reset and reboot.

If the OmniBook doesn???t respond at turn-on

???Connect the ac adapter.

???Press On/Suspend to try turning on the unit.

???Insert a insert a paper clip or other slender object into the reset slot in the left side of the case, below the ac adapter socket. Push in momentarily???the system should reset and reboot.

If you get no response, remove the battery and ac adapter and reset the OmniBook again???then plug in the ac adapter and try resetting again. If you still get no response, the unit requires service.

If the cursor sometimes drifts on the screen

The TrackPoint is constantly being calibrated and sometimes the cursor drifts during the process. If this occurs, remove your finger from the TrackPoint for 3 seconds to allow proper calibration.

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Solving Basic Problems

If the OmniBook doesn???t reboot successfully

If your operating system is MS-DOS or Windows for Workgroups

???If no text is displayed, or if things stop before you see any text about MS-DOS, the unit probably requires service.

???If you see error messages during startup, but Windows starts or you get an MS-DOS prompt, exit Windows. Then type scandisk to fix problems with drive C. Then press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot???but at the ???MS-DOS Startup Menu,??? press F8 ENTER and step through each startup command to find where the problem occurs. Repair or restore the necessary files as indicated.

???If you see text about MS-DOS but things stop before Windows starts or before you get an MS-DOS prompt, insert the Support Utility disk or other boot disk in the floppy disk drive, then press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot from drive A???then click the Minimum Startup option. (If the unit doesn???t reboot from a floppy boot disk, the unit probably requires service.)

If it reboots, type dir c: to see if drive C contains valid files. Then try the following:

If drive C has valid files, try typing these commands:

scandisk c: (to repair any defects)

sys a: c: (to restore core MS-DOS files).

Last resort: The following commands delete all files on drive C, so you must reinstall your files after running these commands:

fdisk (to reinitialize drive C)

format c: /u (to prepare drive C for storing data)

If it still doesn???t start, try reinstalling the Windows for Workgroups files on drive C???see page 2-6.

If your operating system is Windows 95

???If no text is displayed during reboot, or if things stop before you see ???Starting Windows 95...???, the unit probably requires service.

???If you see ???Starting Windows 95...??? during startup followed by error messages, reboot again???but when you see ???Starting Windows 95...???, press F8 to get the startup menu. Click a startup option that might help you discover or fix the problem.

Use the ???safe mode??? option to start Windows with a basic configuration. Run ScanDisk (in System Tools) to fix problems with drive C. You can also make other changes to repair your startup files.

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Solving Basic Problems

Use the ???step-by-step??? option to step through each startup command to find where problems occur, so you can repair or restore any files indicated.

???If drive C (the hard disk) isn???t working properly, insert the Support Utility floppy disk in the floppy disk drive, then press Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot from drive A??? then click the Minimum Startup option. At the MS-DOS prompt, type scandisk c: to fix certain problems with drive C. You can use other commands on drive A to try to repair drive C. Then remove the floppy disk and try rebooting again. If it still doesn???t start, try reinstalling the original Windows 95 files on drive C.

If your system password doesn???t work

???Check whether Num Lock is off. Try changing it.

???If you???ve forgotten your password, have your OmniBook at hand and call Hewlett-Packard at the phone number in the Service and Support booklet.

If the screen is difficult to read

???Set the display resolution to its original setting???800??600 (SVGA) or 1024??768 (XGA). For Windows for Workgroups, use Display in OmniBook Tools. For Windows 95, use Display in HP User Tools.

???Try adjusting the display controls below or to the right of the screen.

???Try changing the color scheme. For Windows for Workgroups, use Display in OmniBook Tools. For Windows 95, use Display in HP User Tools.

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Specifications and Regulatory Information

Your OmniBook is designed to provide trouble-free operation. The following

suggestions can help you maintain its dependability:

???Observe the temperature limits and other specifications listed in the next section.

???Check out the tips about ergonomics and work habits.

???If you have problems, see the problem-solving suggestions in chapter 5 of this manual.

???If you think your OmniBook might need repair service, see the warranty and service information in the Support and Service booklet.

To contact Hewlett -Packard: If you have questions that this manual and the online OmniBook manuals don???t answer (even after looking in the contents and index), you can contact Hewlett-Packard at the address or phone number listed in the

Support and Service booklet or in OmniBook Support in the online OmniBook Library. Please have your OmniBook with you.

To clean the OmniBook: You can clean the OmniBook with a soft cloth dampened either in clean water or in water containing a mild detergent. Do not use an excessively wet cloth nor allow water inside the case. Do not use any abrasive cleaners, especially on the display. Do not apply any cleaner directly to the display.

Instead, apply the cleaner to a soft cloth and then gently wipe the display. You can clean the keyboard with a vacuum cleaner to remove accumulated dust.

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Hardware Specifications

Hardware Specifications

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Software System Resources

Software System Resources

Below are default values for the system resources. To see other, non-default possibilities, refer to the System Configuration Utility, which lists port and audio device configurations in the Input/Output menu.

System Resources

The tables in this section show typical resource usage as set up by the OmniBook BIOS. Plug-and-play operating systems, drivers, and SCU settings may change some of the entries.

System Interrupts

System Memory

Valid uses for memory addresses CC000-E7FFF:

???Upper memory blocks (UMBs) in the range CC000-E7FFF.

???PC card and ISA/PCI card memory windows in the range CC000-DFFFF.

???ISA/PCI card boot ROM in the range CE000-DFFFF.

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Software System Resources

System Input/Output Addresses (100 -3FF)

DMA Channels

0Sound record

1Sound playback

2Floppy disk drive

3Fast IR

4DMA controller

5Free

6Free

7Free

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Safety Information

Safety Information

Power Cord, Plug, and Voltage Requirements

The power cord supplied with the OmniBook ac adapter should match the plug and voltage requirements for your local area. Regulatory approval for the ac adapter has been obtained using the power cord for the local area. However, if you travel to a different area and need to connect to a different outlet or voltage, you should use one of the power cords listed below. To purchase a power cord (including one for a country not listed below) or a replacement ac adapter (HP part number F1044B), contact your local Hewlett-Packard dealer or Sales and Service office.

Power Cords

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Safety Information

Battery Safety

???To avoid risk of fire, burns, or damage to your battery pack, do not allow a metal object to touch across the battery contacts.

???The battery pack is suitable for use only with an HP OmniBook 2000/5700 and F1338A battery charger.

???Do not disassemble. There are no serviceable parts inside.

???Do not dispose of the battery pack in fire or water.

???Handle a damaged or leaking lithium-ion battery with extreme care. If you come in contact with the electrolyte, wash the exposed area with soap and water. If it contacts the eye, flush the eye with water for 15 minutes and seek medical attention.

???Do not expose the battery pack to high storage temperatures???above 60 ??C (140 ??F).

???When the battery is not in use, store it in the battery pouch provided.

???When discarding a battery pack, contact your local waste disposal provider regarding local restrictions on the disposal or recycling of batteries.

???To obtain a replacement battery, contact your local dealer or HP sales office.

???Do not charge the battery pack if the ambient temperature exceeds 45 ??C (113 ??F).

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Safety Information

Laser Safety

The CD-ROM drive used with the OmniBook is certified as a Class 1 laser device according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Radiation Performance Standard and International Standards IEC 825 / IEC 825-1 (EN60825 / EN60825-1). This device is not considered harmful, but the following precautions are recommended:

???Ensure proper use by reading and following the instructions carefully.

???If the unit requires service, contact an authorized HP service center???see the OmniBook Support and Service booklet.

???Do not attempt to make any adjustment of the unit.

???Avoid direct exposure to the laser beam???do not open the unit.

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT

LASER KLASSE 1

LED Safety

The infrared port located on the back panel of the OmniBook is classified as a Class 1 LED (light-emitting diode) device according to International Standard IEC 825-1 (EN60825-1). This device is not considered harmful, but the following precautions are recommended:

???If the unit requires service, contact an authorized HP service center???see the OmniBook Support and Service booklet.

???Do not attempt to make any adjustment of the unit.

???Avoid direct eye exposure to the infrared LED beam. Be aware that the beam is invisible light and cannot be seen.

???Do not attempt to view the infrared LED beam with any type of optical device.

CLASS 1 LED PRODUCT

LEDSCH??TZKLASSE 1 PRODUKT

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Working in Comfort

Working in Comfort

Ergonomics is the science that fits products to people. Its goal is to make products easy, enjoyable, safe, and efficient to use. However, with even the best designed equipment, how you use the product is very important.

You can use your OmniBook virtually anywhere, anytime, so following the guidelines below can be a challenge???but your efforts will be worthwhile, and help ensure that your OmniBook is ergonomically effective for you.

???Place your OmniBook directly in front of you, within easy reaching distance for your hands when your arms are hanging straight down at your side (this is

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Regulatory Information

Regulatory Information

This section presents information that shows how the OmniBook 2000/5700 complies with regulations in certain regions. Any modifications to the OmniBook not expressly approved by Hewlett-Packard could void the authority to operate the OmniBook in these regions.

U.S.A.

The OmniBook 2000/5700 generates and uses radio frequency energy and may interfere with radio and television reception. The OmniBook complies with the limits for a Class B computing device as specified in Part 15 of FCC Rules, which provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. The ???FCC ID??? number for this product is listed on the bottom of the unit. In the unlikely event that there is interference to radio or television reception (which can be determined by removing the unit???s batteries and ac adapter), try the following:

???Reorienting or relocating the receiving antenna.

???Relocating the OmniBook with respect to the receiver.

???Connecting the OmniBook ac adapter to another power outlet.

Connections to Peripheral Devices

To maintain compliance with FCC Rules and Regulations, use properly shielded cables with this device.

For more information, consult your dealer, an experienced radio/television technician, or the following booklet, prepared by the Federal Communications Commission: How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Interference Problems. This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, Stock Number 004-000-00345-4. At the first printing of this manual, the telephone number was (202) 512-1800.

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Regulatory Information

Canada

This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the radio interference regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.

Le pr??sent appareil num??rique n?????met pas de bruits radio??lectriques d??passant les limites applicables aux appareils num??riques de Classe B prescrites dans le r??glement sur le brouillage radio??lectrique ??dict?? par le Minist??re des Communications du Canada.

Japan

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Regulatory Information

Europe

Products sold in Europe by Hewlett-Packard and its authorized dealers meet the

specifications listed below.

Declaration of Conformity (according to ISO/IEC Guide 22 and EN 45014)

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