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Dell™ Latitude™ LS Family Portable Computers User's
Guide
Preface
Introduction
Setup and Operation
Powering Your Computer
Traveling With Your Computer
Drivers
Customizing Your Computer
Replacing the Hard-Disk Drive
Troubleshooting Your Computer
Technical Specifications
Getting Help
Model PP01S
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Contents: Dell Latitude LS Family Portable Computers User's Guide
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Summary of Contents

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Dell™ Latitude™ LS Family Portable Computers User'sGuidePrefaceIntroductionSetup and OperationPowering Your ComputerTraveling With Your ComputerD

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Two power conservation modes—suspend (or standby) mode and suspend-to-disk (S2D) mode—that help youconserve battery power. If the batteries run out of

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System Time Sets the computer to the time you specify (usually the current time) in24-hour format. Type the appropriate information. Use the tab key t

Page 4 - Notational Conventions

Advanced ScreenTable 2. Advanced Screen OptionsOption FunctionI/O DeviceConfigurationSelect this option and press <Enter> to display the I/O Dev

Page 5 - Typographical Conventions

Display DeviceSelectionSpecifies whether the screen image will appear on the computer display,an attached external monitor, or both. Options are LCD (

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Serial port: BaseI/O AddressAppears only if Serial port A is set to Enabled. Allows you to configurethe base address and interrupt request (IRQ). Opti

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Parallel Port:DMA ChannelIf Parallel port: Mode is set to ECP, you can use Parallel port: DMAChannel to select the DMA channel. Options are:DMA 0● D

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Option FunctionHD Password is: Indicates whether a password has been assigned for the hard-disk drive.Settings are Set and Clear. This option has no u

Page 9 - Features

NOTE: In the Microsoft® Windows® 98 operating system, if you change settings in thePower Management Properties window in the Control Panel, you overri

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PowerManagementAllows you to select from three power management timeout strategies:Maximum Battery Life — conserves the greatest amount ofsystem power

Page 11 - Getting Help

Suspend Mode Lets you select one of two suspend modes: Save to RAM and Save toDisk. Save to RAM conserves battery power by stopping almost all compute

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Boot ScreenThe Boot Screen defines the order of the devices from which the computer attempts to boot whenyou turn it on (see Table 6).The boot device

Page 13 - Batteries

NOTE: If Dell did not install an operating system on your hard-disk drive, the drivers, system utilities, and diagnosticsare available separately from

Page 14 - Identifying Your Computer

Hard Disk If this option appears first on the list, the computer boots only from thehard-disk drive.ATAPI CD-ROMDriveIf this option appears first on t

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Load SetupDefaultsDiscards any changes you made and reverts all options to their defaults,without exiting the system setup program.Discard Changes Ret

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Back to Contents PageSuspend-to-Disk Utility: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideOverviewCreating an S2D File for Windows 95 or Win

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The computer restarts and automatically begins to run the Dell Diagnostics.Type x to exit to MS-DOS® mode.6. At the MS-DOS prompt, type d:\, where d

Page 18 - Travel Tips

Creating an S2D File for Windows NT®NOTE: The following procedure assumes that your hard-disk drive is unpartitioned andunformatted or you have a mini

Page 19 - User's Guide

To check the size of the S2D file, at an MS-DOS prompt type phdisk /info and press<Enter>.If you need to delete the S2D file, at an MS-DOS promp

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Back to Contents PageError Messages, IRQs, and Memory Assignments: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideError Messages Memory Allocat

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02B0:Diskette drive A error02B1:Diskette drive B errorA connector may be loose orthe diskette may be faulty.If the diskette-drive accessindicator ligh

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assistance.0212:Keyboard controller failedThe keyboard controller isfaulty.Call Dell for technicalassistance. 0211:Keyboard errorIf an external keyboa

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02D0:System cache error—cachedisabledThe primary cache internal tothe microprocessor has failed.Call Dell for technicalassistance.0251:System CMOS che

Page 24 - Dell Diagnostics

Back to Contents PageSetup and Operation: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideAC AdapterBatteriesDisplayMedia OptionsKeyboardPC Card

Page 25 - PC Cards

IRQ6 Generated by the diskette drive controller to indicate that the diskette drive requires the attention of themicroprocessorIRQ7 Parallel port; ava

Page 26 - Connectors

When the microprocessor or a program addresses a location within the upper memory area, it is physically addressing a location within one of thesedevi

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0060-0060 Keyboard controller0061-0061 System speaker0064-0064 Keyboard controller0070-007F RTC and NMI enable0080-009F DMA page registers00A0-00BF In

Page 28 - Keyboard

Back to Contents PageHelp Overview: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideTechnical Assistance Product InformationHelp Tools Returning

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Help ToolsDell provides a number of tools to assist you. These tools are described in the followingsections.NOTE: Some of the following tools are not

Page 30 - Environmental (Computer)

Anonymous file transfer protocol (FTP)● ftp.dell.com/Log in as user: anonymous, and use your e-mail address as your password.Electronic Support Serv

Page 31 - Touch Pad

Automated Order-Status SystemYou can call this automated service to check on the status of any Dell products that you haveordered. A recording prompts

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error messages reported by the Dell Diagnostics.Include any accessories that belong with the item(s) being returned (power cables,software diskettes,

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Operating system and version:Peripherals: Expansion cards:Are you connected to a network? Yes NoNetwork, version, and network card:Programs and vers

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Back to Contents PageContacting Dell: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideOverview Europe Contact NumbersInternational Dialing Codes

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Back to Contents PagePowering Your Computer: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideAC AdapterPower Management SettingsBatteriesBack to

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The codes required depend on where you are calling from as well as the destination of yourcall; in addition, each country has a different dialing prot

Page 37 - Starting the Dell Diagnostics

France (Paris)(Montpellier)00 33 (1) (4)Germany (Langen) 00 49 6103Hong Kong 001 852 NotrequiredIreland (Bray) 16 353 1Italy (Milan) 00 39 2Japan (Kaw

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Taiwan 002 886 —Thailand 001 66 —U.K. (Bracknell) 010 44 1344U.S.A. (Austin,Texas)011 1 NotrequiredAmericas Contact NumbersCountry(City)Department Nam

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Chile(Santiago)NOTE:Customers inChile call theU.S.A. forsales,customer,and technicalassistanceSales, Customer Support,and Technical Support toll free:

Page 40 - How to Use Dell Diagnostics

AutoTech (Automatedtechnical support) toll free: 1-800-247-9362Dell Home and Small Business Group:Customer Technical Support(Return MaterialAuthorizat

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Dell Services for the Deaf,Hard-of-Hearing, orSpeech-Impaired toll free: 1-877-DELLTTY(1-877-335-5889)Switchboard 512 338-4400Europe Contact NumbersCo

Page 42 - Turning On the Computer

Switchboard 02 481 91 00Web site:http://support.euro.dell.com/be E-mail: [email protected] Czech Republic(Prague)Technical Support 02 22 83 27 27Cu

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Web site:http://support.euro.dell.com/fi E-mail: [email protected] France(Paris/Montpellier)Technical Support 0803 387 270Customer Care (Par

Page 44 - Using the Battery

(Bray)NOTE:Customers inIreland call theU.K. forHome/SmallBusinesscustomerassistance.Customer Care 01 204 4026Home/Small Business CustomerCare (Brackne

Page 45 - Charging a Hot Battery

Customer Care (Brussels,Belgium)02 481 91 19Switchboard (Brussels, Belgium) 02 481 91 00Fax (Brussels, Belgium) 02 481 92 99Web site:http://support.eu

Page 46 - Replacing the Battery

Back to Contents PageTraveling With Your Computer: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideIdentifying Your ComputerPreparing Your Compu

Page 47 - Battery Charge Gauge

E-mail: [email protected] Poland(Warsaw)Technical Support 22 60 61 999Customer Care 22 60 61 999Sales 22 60 61 999Switchboard 22 60 61 999Fax 22

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E-mail: [email protected] Switzerland(Geneva)Technical Support 0844 811 411Customer Care 0848 802 802Switchboard 022 799 01 01Fax 022 799 01 90We

Page 49 - Detecting Battery Problems

Customer Care toll free:1-800-819-339Corporate Sales toll free:1-800-808-385Transaction Sales toll free:1-800-808-312Fax toll free:1-800-818-341Brunei

Page 50 - About Battery Power

Customer Care 044 556-4240Direct Sales 044 556-3344Commercial Sales 044 556-3430556-3440Faxbox Service 03-5972-5840Switchboard 044 556-4300Korea(Seoul

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Technical Support (Othersystems) 0800 446 255Customer Service 0800 444 617Sales 0800 441 567Fax 0800 441 566Singapore(Singapore)NOTE:Customers inSinga

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Thailand—referto individuallistings forthesecountries)TaiwanNOTE:Customers inTaiwan callMalaysia forcustomerassistance.Technical Support toll free:008

Page 53 - Expanded Video Mode

Back to Contents PageCD-ROM and DVD-ROM Drives: Dell™ Latitude™LS Portable Computers User's GuideUsing CD-ROM and DVD-ROM DrivesCaring for CDs an

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If you are using the Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows 98 operating system, disable theautoplay feature while you use the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive. (The

Page 55 - Dual-Display Mode

CD-I (mode-2 form 1 and form 2)● CD-I Ready● CD-Bridge● Photo CD, CD-recordable (CD-R) (single and multisession)● Video CD● CD-rewritable (C

Page 56 - If You Have Display Problems

Back to Contents PageDiskette Drive: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideYour computer was shipped with a 3.5-inch diskette drive in

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personnel to identify the computer and its configuration quickly if you call for assistance.If Your Computer Is Lost or StolenIf your computer is lost

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cable.Disconnect the AC adapter.4. NOTICE: When the display is closed, items left on the keyboard could damage thedisplay.Make sure that there is not

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Be sure to have a charged battery or the AC adapter and power cable available in caseyou are asked to turn on the computer.● Do not check the comput

Page 60 - Display Key Combinations

Travel TipsConsider changing the settings of your power management options to maximize batterylife if you will be using battery power for extended per

Page 61 - Speaker Key Combinations

Back to Contents PageDrivers: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable ComputersUser's GuideInstalling Microsoft® Windows® 95 and Windows 98 DriversInstalling

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or their products. Dell Computer Corporation disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than itsown.Initial Release: 12 Oc

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Back to Contents PageCustomizing Your Computer: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideUsing the System Setup ProgramSystem Setup Optio

Page 64 - Installing PC Cards

Back to Contents PageReplacing the Hard-Disk Drive: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideRead the following notices carefully before

Page 65 - Configuring PC Cards

With the computer still upside-down, press down on the drive carrier assembly'sthree grip lines and pull the assembly straight out to the side to

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partition and logically format the hard-disk drive. For more information, see both your operatingsystem and your drive documentation.Back to Contents

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Back to Contents PageTroubleshooting Your Computer: Dell™ Latitude™LS Portable Computers User's GuideDell DiagnosticsError Messages, IRQs, and Me

Page 68 - Customizing the Touch Pad

Back to Contents PageTechnical Specifications: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideChip Set and Bus Integrated ModemPC Cards Keyboar

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PC Card slots one (supports type I and type II cards, including ZV cardson computers running the Microsoft® Windows® 95 orWindows 98 operating system)

Page 70 - Using a Supervisor Password

NIC RJ-11 connectorAudioAudio type Sound Blaster (software emulation-capable)Audio controller NeoMagic NMG5 + AC97 CODECStereo conversion 16 bit (anal

Page 71 - Using a User Password

Maximum resolution/colors 800 x 600; 262,144 colorsResponse time (typical) 50 msViewing angles:Horizontal ± 45°Vertical +10°/–30°Dot pitch 0.30 mmPowe

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Dimensions:Height 12.7 mm (0.5 inch)Depth 57.25 mm (2.25 inches)Width 262.49 mm (10.33 inches)Weight 214 g (.47 lb) for 4-cell version; 288 g (0.63 lb

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Back to Contents PagePreface: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable ComputersUser's GuideAbout This Guide Notational ConventionsWarranty and Return Policy

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Operating 0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F)Storage –20° to 60°C (–4° to 140°F)PhysicalHeight 25.7 mm (1.01 inches)Width 272 mm (10.7 inches)Depth 220.0 mm (8.

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Storage –18 to 10,600 m (–59 to 35,000 ft)Touch PadInterface PS/2 (compatible with Microsoft mouse driver)X/Y position resolution Minimum 20 points/mm

Page 76 - Parallel Devices

Back to Contents PageGetting Help: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideHelp OverviewContacting DellBack to Contents PageGetting Help

Page 77 - External Monitor

Back to Contents PageExternal Media Bay: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Family PortableComputers User's GuideYou can use the external media bay (see Figure 1

Page 78 - Audio Devices

device through the slot in the back of the bay.Make sure that the securing clips are fully engaged and the connector is fully seated.b. Connect the o

Page 79 - External Media Options

Back to Contents PageUsing the System Setup Program: Dell™ Latitude™LS Portable Computers User's GuideOverviewEntering the System Setup ProgramOv

Page 80 - Using Key Combinations

The system setup screens display the current setup and configuration information and optionalsettings for your computer. Information on the screens is

Page 81 - Suspend Mode

Back to Contents PageDell™ Diagnostics: Dell Latitude™ LS Portable Computers User's GuideOverview Dell Diagnostics Main Screen OverviewFeatures o

Page 82 - Standby Mode

In the system setup program, go to the Boot screen and set the following boot sequence:Removable Devices1. ATAPI CD-ROM Drive2. Hard Disk3. Boot to

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Two lines at the bottom of the screen make up the menu area. The first line lists the categories you can select; press the left- orright-arrow key to

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Warranty and Return Policy InformationDell Computer Corporation ("Dell") manufactures its hardware products from parts andcomponents that ar

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How to Use Dell DiagnosticsSix comprehensive, menu-driven, online Help categories provide instructions on how to use the program and explain each menu

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Back to Contents PageAC Adapter: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideUsing the AC AdapterConnecting the AC AdapterTurning On the Com

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Plug the AC adapter power cable into an electrical outlet.3. Figure 1. Connecting the AC Adapter1ACadapter 2ACadapter'sattachedcable3ACadapterco

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Back to Contents PageBatteries: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable ComputersUser's GuideAbout the Batteries First Low-Battery WarningUsing the Battery S

Page 89 - Installing Software Wavetable

NOTE: If the battery is totally drained the alert functions will not operate. You can charge the battery whenever you like without fear of reducing i

Page 90 - Installing Touch Pad Drivers

NOTE: To extend battery life, store batteries at room temperature. Charging the BatteryEach time you connect the computer to an electrical outlet or i

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and may damage the battery and the computer.If the computer is not allowed to return to room temperature, the battery stops chargingbefore it reaches

Page 92 - Installing the NIC Driver

Position the new battery as shown in Figure 2, and lower the outside edge of the batteryinto the battery compartment.Four small tabs on the battery fi

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1Battery charge indicators(4)2Battery test buttonNOTES: A charge indicator that blinks rapidly indicates a temporary failure or apotentially recoverab

Page 94 - Installing Video Drivers

First Low-Battery WarningThe first low-battery warning—consisting of a battery warning icon that appears on the screenand a triple beep from the speak

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CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates the potential for bodily harm and tells you howto avoid the problem. Typographical ConventionsThe following list defines

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Battery DisposalCAUTION: Do not puncture or incinerate the battery.NOTE: To purchase a new battery, call Dell or access the Dell World Wide Web site a

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Turning On the ComputerTo turn on the computer, press the power button.NOTES: If your computer's operating system is "locked up"—that i

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Back to Contents PageDisplay: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable ComputersUser's GuideAdjusting the Brightness Dual-Display ModeExpanded Video Mode If Y

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Expanded Video ModeWhen working in MS-DOS® text mode, you can select the font used to display text. Press<Fn><F7> to toggle between regula

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the computer's display, using this resolution sets the display to pan mode, which allows you toscroll left, right, up, and down to view the entir

Page 101 - Advanced Screen

supported combination.Customizing Video ResolutionClick the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.The Control Panel window app

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Change the Desktop Area to 1024 by 768 pixels.6. Click Advanced...7. Click the NeoMagic tab.8. Select the Set Dual-Display checkbox and click Appl

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NOTE: It takes several seconds to switch the video image.Cleaning the Display and Touch PadIf the display or touch pad become smudged from use, they c

Page 104 - Security Screen

Back to Contents PageMedia Options: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideExternal Media BayCD-ROM and DVD-ROM DrivesDiskette DriveBac

Page 105 - Power Screen

Back to Contents PageKeyboard: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable ComputersUser's GuideEmbedded Numeric Keypad Speaker Key CombinationsDisplay Key Combi

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be a system message, for example, or it can be text that you are instructed to type as partof a command (referred to as a command line). Screen text i

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Table 1. Embedded Numeric Keypad Key CombinationsWhen Keypad Is On Function<Fn><F9> Toggles the embedded numerickeypad offWhen Keypad Is O

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Power Conservation Key CombinationsNOTE: On an external keyboard, use <Scroll Lock> with the appropriate keys if theExternal Hot-Key option is e

Page 109 - Boot Screen

System Function Key CombinationsNOTE: On an external keyboard, use <Scroll Lock> with the appropriate keys if theExternal Hot-Key option is enab

Page 110 - Exit Screen

Back to Contents PagePC Cards: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable ComputersUser's GuideAbout PC Cards Removing PC CardsInstalling PC Cards Configuring P

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Installing PC CardsPC Cards are generally marked with a symbol, such as a triangle or an arrow, to indicate whichend should be inserted into the slot.

Page 112 - Overview

Removing PC CardsNOTICE: If you are using Windows 95 or Windows 98, use the PC Card configurationutility on the taskbar to select and stop a card befo

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If drivers are not available on the hard-disk drive, prompts you to install them by using thedevice driver diskette that came with the card● The ope

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Back to Contents PageTouch Pad: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideUsing the Touch PadCustomizing the Touch PadCleaning the Touch P

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To select an object, gently tap once on the surface of the touch pad.● To select and move (or drag) an object, position the cursor on the object and

Page 116 - Computers User's Guide

the display to the bottom.Back to Contents PageTouch Pad: Dell Latitude LS Portable Computers User's Guidefile:///C|/Documents and Settings/Admin

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Back to Contents PageIntroduction: Dell™ Latitude™ LS Portable Computers User'sGuideOverview Available OptionsFeatures Getting HelpOverviewThe De

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Back to Contents PageSecuring Your Computer: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideAbout Passwords Using a Hard-Disk Drive PasswordUsi

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The supervisor password overrides the user password. Whenever you are prompted to enterthe user password, you can enter the supervisor password instea

Page 120 - Memory Allocations

If you enter the wrong password, the following message appears:Invalid password[Press Enter to retry]If the correct password is not entered in three a

Page 121 - I/O Memory Map

NOTE: Antitheft devices are of differing designs. Before purchasing such a device,make sure that it will work with the security cable slot in your com

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Back to Contents PageConnecting External Devices: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideAbout the I/O Connectors AC AdapterMouse, Keyb

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7AC adapterconnector8External media bayconnector9Parallel connector10Video connector11Modem connector12NIC connector13External media bayMouse, Keyboar

Page 124 - Help Tools

computer, the embedded numeric keypad is automatically disabled.On an external keyboard, the <Scroll Lock> key acts the same way as the <Fn&g

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NOTICE: When the diskette drive is not being used externally, remove the parallel diskette-drive cable from theparallel connector.NOTICE: Use the para

Page 126 - Product Information

cable is not permanently attached to the monitor, connect it to the monitor.Be sure to tighten all the screws on the video cable connector(s) to elimi

Page 127 - Before You Call

Modem ConnectorYou can connect a telephone line to the integrated modem through the RJ11 modem connector on the back of thecomputer. NOTICE: Do not co

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15KeyboardNOTICE: To avoid overheating the computer, do not place the external media bay close to the air inlet or fanintake/exhaust vents (see Figure

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Back to Contents PagePower Management Settings: Dell™ Latitude™ LSPortable Computers User's GuideExperimenting With PowerConservationStandby Mode

Page 130 - International Dialing Codes

Turn off display To activate, press <Fn><F1>.To deactivate, move the cursor orpress a key on the integrated orexternal keyboard. (If nothi

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NOTICE: Windows 95 and Windows NT save data to random-access memory (RAM), notto your hard-disk drive, before entering suspend mode. If the computer e

Page 132 - Americas Contact Numbers

Place the computer in S2D mode if you intend to store the computer for a month or more. S2Dmode preserves the configuration information stored in nonv

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power management settings.Alarms — allows you to set the Low Battery and Critical Battery alarms toalert you when the battery charge falls below a cer

Page 134

Back to Contents PageInstalling the Microsoft® Windows® 95 andWindows 98 Operating System Drivers: Dell™Latitude™ LS Portable Computers User's Gu

Page 135 - Europe Contact Numbers

Installing Video Drivers for Windows 95Video drivers control features such as screen resolution and the number of screen colors.NOTE: If you need to u

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To activate the drivers, remove the CD and restart your computer.13. After installing the video drivers and restarting your computer, set the display

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When the Update Driver Wizard appears, click Next>.7. Select Display a list of all the drivers in a specific location, and click Next>.8. When

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Installing Audio DriversDell provides audio drivers so that you can customize the audio features of your computer. Toinstall the audio drivers, perfor

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9Battery10Hard-disk drive bayFeaturesYour Dell computer provides the following features:Full multimedia capability through the following standard feat

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Installing Touch Pad DriversTouch pad drivers and associated utilities allow you to use and customize the integrated touchpad or an external mouse. To

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computer at the end of this procedure to complete the installation.Insert the Dell System Software CD into the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive, and browse tot

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Click OK.16. After the files are copied to the hard-disk drive, the modem driver installation is complete.Installing the NIC DriverTo install the NIC

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Back to Contents PageInstalling the Microsoft® Windows NT® OperatingSystem Drivers: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideOverview Ins

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Installing Video DriversVideo drivers control features such as screen resolution and the number of screen colors.NOTE: If you need to use extended vid

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To activate the drivers, remove the CD and restart your computer.14. Installing the Power Management UtilityDell provides a power management utility

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Diagnostics window appears.Follow the instructions on your display, and when prompted, remove the CD and restartyour computer to activate the utility.

Page 147 - Types of Supported Discs

computer at the end of this procedure to complete the installation.Insert the Dell System Software CD into the CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive.2. Click the S

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Browse to d:\softex\baymgr\setup (where d is your drive letter), and then click OKor press <Enter>.3. Follow the instructions on the screen to

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Back to Contents PageSystem Setup Options: Dell™ Latitude™ LS PortableComputers User's GuideMain Screen Power ScreenAdvanced Screen Boot ScreenSe

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