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Hardware and Software Guide 4–3
Connecting the Audio-Out
(Headphone) Jack
An audio-out jack, sometimes called a headphone jack, connects
optional headphones or externally powered stereo speakers. An
audio-out jack is also used to connect the audio functions of an
audio/video device such as a television or VCR. The notebook is
set by default to transmit analog audio signals through the
audio-out (headphone) jack.
The notebook can also transmit S/PDIF digital audio signals
through the audio-out jacks. To transmit S/PDIF signals to
an external device, the system must include an optional docking
device.
✎
When any device is connected to an audio-out jack, the internal
speakers are disabled.
✎
When you connect a device to an audio-out jack, use only a
3.5-mm plug.
The location of the audio-out (headphone) jack varies, depending
on your notebook model.
- Hardware and Software 1
- Hardware and Software Guide 2
- HP Notebook Series 2
- First Edition March 2005 2
- Reference Number: dv4000 2
- Contents 3
- 3 Keyboard and TouchPad 4
- 4 Multimedia 5
- 5 Drives 5
- 12 Security 7
- 13 Setup Utility 8
- 15 Notebook Care 8
- 16 Travel and Shipping 9
- 17 Specifications 9
- Component ID 10
- Top Components 11
- TouchPad 12
- Power Controls 13
- (Continued) 14
- Front Components 18
- Left-Side Components 20
- Media and Memory Card Slots 22
- Right-Side Components 23
- Bottom Components 25
- Bays, Battery Latch and Vents 26
- Additional Components 28
- Power Sources 31
- Standby and Hibernation 32
- Hibernation 33
- When You Leave Your Work 34
- Drive Media 35
- Default Power Settings 36
- Power Options 39
- Setting a Standby Password 40
- Battery Pack 44
- Displaying Charge Reports 45
- Low-Battery Conditions 46
- Calibrating a Battery Pack 48
- How to Calibrate 49
- Conserving Battery Pack Power 51
- Conserving Power as You Work 52
- Replacing a Battery Pack 53
- Inserting a Battery Pack 54
- Storing a Battery Pack 55
- Keyboard and TouchPad 57
- Using the TouchPad 59
- Setting TouchPad Preferences 60
- Identifying Hotkeys 61
- Hotkey Quick Reference 62
- Hotkey Procedures 63
- Using Hotkey Commands 63
- Open Print Window (fn+f2) 64
- Open Web Browser (fn+f3) 64
- Switch Image (fn+f4) 64
- Initiate Standby (fn+f5) 65
- Initiate QuickLock (fn+f6) 66
- Decrease Brightness (fn+f7) 67
- Increase Brightness (fn+f8) 67
- Navigate Back (fn+backspace) 69
- Quick Launch Buttons 70
- As You Work 73
- Multimedia 74
- Connecting the Audio-Out 76
- (Headphone) Jack 76
- Video Features 77
- Connecting the Video 78
- Multimedia Software 79
- ■ Your desktop icons 80
- Installing Software 81
- Enabling AutoPlay 81
- Changing DVD Region Settings 82
- Using WinDVD 83
- Using Other DVD Software 83
- Drive Care 85
- 7. Remove the hard drive 2 87
- Removing an Optical Disc 90
- (Without Power) 90
- PC Cards and ExpressCards 92
- Inserting a PC Card 93
- Removing a PC Card 95
- What Is an ExpressCard? 96
- Configuring an ExpressCard 97
- Inserting an ExpressCard 97
- Removing an ExpressCard 99
- Digital Memory Cards 100
- (Select Models Only) 100
- Inserting Digital Cards 101
- Removing Digital Cards 102
- Memory Modules 104
- Replacing a Memory Module 105
- Hibernation File 109
- USB Devices 110
- Using USB Devices 111
- Operating System and Software 111
- Modem and Networking 112
- Connecting a Modem Cable 113
- Modem Region Selection 115
- Network Cable 118
- Wireless (Select Models Only) 120
- later in this chapter 121
- Wireless Local Area Network 122
- ■ 802.11b only 123
- ■ 802.11b/g 123
- ■ 802.11a/b/g 123
- ■ Your wireless notebook 3 124
- Using a WLAN Connection 125
- ■ Use a firewall 126
- Identifying a WLAN Device 127
- Troubleshooting Devices 128
- Device Power States 131
- ■ Enabled 132
- ■ Disabled 132
- Turning On the Devices 133
- If And Then 134
- Security 135
- Security Preferences in the 136
- Setup Utility 136
- QuickLock 137
- Passwords 137
- HP and Windows Passwords 138
- HP Administrator Password 140
- Power-On Passwords 142
- Entering Power-On Passwords 143
- Device Security 144
- Antivirus Software 145
- Windows XP 146
- Firewall Software 147
- Optional Security Cable 148
- Opening the Setup Utility 151
- Changing the Language of the 151
- Displaying System Information 152
- Closing the Setup Utility 154
- Software Updates and 155
- Recoveries 155
- » Press fn+esc 157
- ■ A ROM update 158
- Downloading a ROM Update: 159
- Downloading and Installing a 160
- Non-ROM SoftPaq 160
- System Restore Points 162
- Restoring to a Restore Point 163
- Hard Drive 164
- 5 seconds 165
- Software 167
- Updating Reinstalled Software 168
- Operating System 168
- Notebook Care 169
- Temperature 170
- Keyboard 171
- Travel and Shipping 173
- Specifications 175
- Rated Input Power 176
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