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Using the Display
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Opening the Display Panel
Closing the Display Panel
Adjusting the Display Panel
Adjusting Brightness
Switching the Video Image
Setting Display Resolution and Refresh Rate
Dual Independent Display Mode
Swapping Primary and Secondary Displays
Using the Camera
Opening the Display Panel
1. Slide the two display latch releases, one on each side of the back of the display panel, toward the front of the computer to release the four display
latches.
Two latches are holding the display panel to the computer base and two latches are holding the display panel to the keyboard.
2. Raise the display panel to open the computer. As you raise the display panel, the four latches will retract into the display panel.
Closing the Display Panel
1. Before closing the display panel, ensure that the keyboard is firmly secured against the computer base.
2. Slowly lower the display panel toward the computer base. As you lower the display panel, the four display latches will emerge from the display panel to
secure the display to the computer base and keyboard.
3. Firmly close the lid so all four latches are engaged.
Adjusting the Display Panel
The display on your computer is adjustable, so you can find a viewing angle that is comfortable for you.
1
display latch release (2)
2
display latch (4)
NOTE: If the system battery is drained and there is no power source, the latches will not retract.
NOTE: If the system battery is drained and there is no power source, the latches will not automatically emerge, but you can manually activate them by
sliding the display latch release buttons forward.
NOTICE: Ensure that all four latches are engaged securely before picking up the computer to move it or the keyboard could fall and be damaged.
NOTICE: Do not position the display so that it blocks the DVD drive from opening completely.
- Abbreviations and Acronyms 1
- About Your Computer 2
- Left View 4
- Right View 5
- Back View 6
- Bottom View 7
- Appendix 9
- Macrovision Product Notice 10
- FCC Notice (U.S. Only) 10
- Using a Battery 11
- Removing the Battery 12
- Battery Performance 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Conserving Battery Power 14
- Storing a Battery 15
- Power Management Modes 15
- ¡ Close the display 16
- Removing a Card 18
- Using the Display 19
- Adjusting Brightness 20
- Switching the Video Image 20
- Using the Camera 21
- Accessing Help 22
- Finding Information 23
- Dell Support Utility 24
- Dell QuickSet Help 24
- Glossary 26
- Obtaining Assistance 34
- Before You Call 36
- Contacting Dell 36
- Pairing the Keyboard 47
- Pairing the Mouse 48
- Numeric Keypad 49
- Key Combinations 49
- Touch Pad 50
- Keyboard Battery 51
- Using Multimedia 53
- Adjusting the Volume 54
- Adjusting the Picture 55
- Helpful Tips 56
- Network Setup Wizard 61
- Setting Up a New WLAN 62
- Connecting to a WLAN 63
- Windows Firewall 65
- Before You Begin 66
- Memory 67
- Mini Card 69
- Coin-Cell Battery 70
- Back to Contents Page 71
- Dell QuickSet 72
- Securing Your Computer 74
- Setting Up Your Computer 76
- Create a Wizard Disk 78
- Setting Up a Printer 79
- Power Protection Devices 79
- Line Conditioners 80
- System Setup Program 81
- Changing the Boot Sequence 82
- RAID Level 0 Configuration 82
- RAID Level 1 Configuration 83
- Deleting a RAID Volume 84
- Reinstalling Software 87
- Creating a Restore Point 89
- Enabling System Restore 90
- Before You Begin 90
- Reinstalling Windows XP 91
- Specifications 92
- Identifying Your Computer 96
- Packing the Computer 96
- Travel Tips 96
- Traveling by Air 96
- Troubleshooting 98
- Dell Diagnostics Main Menu 99
- Dell Support Utility 100
- Drive Problems 100
- DVD drive problems 101
- Hard drive problems 101
- Error Messages 103
- IEEE 1394 Device Problems 106
- Keyboard Problems 107
- A program stops responding 108
- A program crashes repeatedly 108
- A solid blue screen appears 108
- Dell MediaDirect problems 108
- Memory Problems 109
- Network Problems 110
- Power Problems 111
- Printer Problems 112
- Scanner Problems 113
- Sound and Speaker Problems 113
- Mouse Problems 114
- Video and Display Problems 115
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