Benq Joybook 3000, Joybook 3000M User Manual

Joybook 3000 User Manual

Before using your Joybook, please read the Quick Start Guide to get your computer up and running. Read this manual for more detailed information that can help you use all of your Joybook's capabilities more effectively and enjoyably.

Table of Contents

Joybook 3000 Features................................................................... 3

Function Hotkeys ........................................................................... 8

Getting Started with Windows XP ............................................ 10

Using the Q-Media Bar ................................................................ 11

Your Digital Entertainment Center --- BenQ Joybook 3000 ... 12

Sending and Receiving E-mail................................................ 13

Getting Online ........................................................................ 14

Listening to Music and Creating Custom Music Collections 15

Watching Video and Making Your Own Movies.................. 16

Viewing Digital Photographs and Creating Slide Shows .... 18

Burning CDs ............................................................................ 20

Attaching External Display Devices ........................................... 22

Installing Additional Memory...................................................... 24

Recommendations and Troubleshooting................................... 26

Basic Specifications ...................................................................... 28

Information on Safety, Cleaning, and Battery Maintenance.... 29

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Joybook 3000 Features

Hard Disk Drive Activity Indicator

Lights up in blue when the computer is reading

the data in the hardware.

Four-in-One Card Indicator

Lights up in blue when the computer is reading

the card data.

Caps Lock Indicator

Lights up in blue when the Caps Lock is

engaged.

Num Lock Indicator

Lights up in blue when the Num Lock key is

engaged.

Scroll Lock Indicator

Lights up in blue when Scroll Lock is active.

Left and Right Selection Buttons

Equivalent to the left and right buttons on a

mouse.

Internet Hotkey

Starts up the Internet Explorer Web browser.

E-Mail Hotkey

Starts up the Outlook Express e-mail client.

Customizable Hotkey 1

Can be set by the user to open the same application as the third icon on the Q-Media bar.

Customizable Hotkey 2

Can be set by the user to open the same application as the fourth icon on the Q-Media bar.

Power Button

Turns the computer on or off.

Cover Switch

To u c h P a d

For controlling the on-screen cursor. Can be activated and deactivated by pressing the Fn + F6 hotkey combination.

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Power Button/Play/Pause

Music Button

Can play music even when the computer is turned off.

Stop/ Eject

Stops playback from an audio CD. If pressed again, ejects the CD. * Power automatically cuts off if the SuperDJ stops playing for more than 10 minutes.

Rewind

Allows fast backwards searching on audio CDs.

Forward

Allows fast forwards searching on audio CDs.

Select Play Mode

When power on, SuperDJ is set to play once from the beginning to the end. When the SuperDJ plays, pauses or stops, press both and to select playback once, repeated playback, repeated single piece playback or random playback.

LCM Display Screen

Limitations on LCM:

1. LCM displays 199 songs at most, while the 200th song will be displayed as the first one.

2. A song list can play at most 999 songs. Each list is categorized as P1, P2,..., P9, and SuperDJ supports 9 song lists at most.

3. The file folder in the playback media runs from F0,F1,F2,...,to F9. F0 is the root menu, and may be selected only once, while F1 stands for the first file folder. SuperDJ supports 99 file folders at most.

Lower Volume

Decreases the volume of CD playback.

Raise Volume

Increases the volume of CD playback.

Select Playback Media

and Song List/File Folder

When SuperDJ is off, you can press both and to select another

playback media*. If either button is pressed, switch to another song list or file folder. * Playback media includes hard disk, CD, Flash Card and USB device.

Infrared Port

The interface for infrared communications allows the transfer of data to and from PDAs or mobile phone or computer with infrared capabilities.

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Power Ja c k

For connecting the AC adapter.

VGA Port

For connecting external display devices, such as monitors and projectors.

S-Video Out

Outputs S-Video signals to a television set or a projector.

USB Port

For connecting peripherals such as mice, digital cameras and MP3 players that use the USB interface.

Modem Port

Accepts an analog telephone line for use with the internal modem.

Ethernet Port

Allows the computer to connect to an Ethernet 10/100BaseT network.

Ventilation Holes

For dissipating heat and keeping the computer at an optimal temperature.

Parallel Port

For connecting devices such as printers that use the parallel port interface.

Ventilation Holes

For dissipating heat and keeping the computer at an optimal temperature.

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Ventilation Holes

For dissipating heat and keeping the computer at an optimal temperature.

Four-in-One Slot

Reads Memory Stick Card, SD Card, Smart Media Card and MMC Card.

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PC Card Expansion Slot

Allows the functionality of the computer to be extended through the use of a wide variety of PC Card modules available—for example, wireless networking cards and mobile disks.

PC Card Eject Button

Before ejecting a PC Card:

1. Quit all PC Card applications and shut down all PC Card functions.

2. Push in, then release the PC Card eject button, causing it to pop out.

3. When the button has popped out, push it in again to eject the PC Card.

Wireless Network Card

Power Button

currently not supported.)

(The function is

Wireless Network Card

Activity Indicator (The function

is currently not supported.)

Power Indicator

Lights up in blue when the computer is turned on. When the system enters sleep mode, turns orange.

Battery Indicator

When the computer is in use, lights up in blue. When the battery is charging, turns orange. Flashing blue indicates that the battery is running low. Flashing orange indicates that the battery is malfunctioning, in which case you should contact service personnel.

Earphone Jack/S/PDIF

Outputs optical sound. Can be connected to optical audio-enabled speakers for high quality music.

Line-in

Inputs sound into the computer.

Mic in

Inputs speech into the computer.

IEEE 1394 Port

For connecting external display devices, such as monitors and projectors.

USB Port

For connecting peripherals such as mice, digital cameras and MP3 players that use the USB interface.

DVD Drive

Supports multi-functional optical module for music CD, VCD and DVD. Disks can be inserted/ejected pressing the small rectangular button at the center of the Drive.

USB Port

For connecting peripherals such as mice, digital cameras and MP3 players that use the USB interface.

PS2 Mouse Port

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Function Hotkeys

You can use the function hotkeys to access commonly used functions or make quick settings. To use the hotkeys, press and hold the Fn key in the lower left corner of the keyboard, and then press the desired hotkey.

Fn + F1

Opens online help.

Fn + F2

Puts the computer into sleep mode.

Fn + F3

Switches display between the screen and an external monitor, or allows simultaneous display.

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Fn + F4

Decreases screen brightness.

Fn + F5

Increases screen brightness.

Fn + F6

Activates or deactivates the touch pad.

Fn + F7

Activates or deactivates the speakers.

Fn + F8

Lowers speaker volume.

Fn + F9

Increases speaker volume.

Fn + F10

Turns on or off the Logo backlight.

Windows Key

Functionally equivalent to clicking the Start button on the Windows desktop.

+ Tab

Makes the next item on the Windows task bar active.

+ E

Opens the My Computer window for browsing disks and files.

+ M

Minimizes all windows.

Shift + + M

Cancels minimization of all windows.

+ R

Activates Run dialogue box.

Num Lock

Activates the numeric keypad integrated in the keyboard.

Caps Lock

Capitalizes all text entered.

Application Key

Provides the same function as the right touch pad button, bringing up a contextual pop-up menu.

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