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Sony PCG-R505DSK User's Manual

1. amp K VON 5 ONNA KY CANAN NANAONNAC VA QA CUT PCG R505DS R309056 RS0SDS NE 5 3 When change the CPU ref 84 refer to Replacing the CPU on page 5 7 and 5 8 5 2 LCD Section 108 104 5 5 5 6 U U U U COMPLETE PWB IFX 182 COMPLETE PWB IFX 183 CABLE COAXIAL GASKET W LAN Ref No Part No Description 1 X 4624 448 HOUSING BEZEL ASSY 04 4 660 035 01 COVER DL 05 4 660 036 01 COVER DR 6 4 660 039 0 BLIND LCD B HOLE 4 663 268 0 R505DSP LABEL ID 07 4 663 268 1 R505DSK LABEL ID 4 663 268 2 R505DS LABEL ID 4 663 268 3 R505DL LABEL ID 08 4 652 933 02 BLIND SIDE HOLE 09 4 660 038 01 BLIND LCD HOLE 0 4 652 938 02 CUSHION LATCH 1 1 961 579 1 HARNESS LCD 112 4 660 031 0 BRACKET LCD L 113 4 660 032 0 BRACKET LCD R 4 A 8059 714 A LCD 12 1 H S 5 A 8067 109 A COMPLETE PWB LEX 32 6 1 476 317 12 VERTER UNIT 5 117 4 660 033 01 ILT UNIT L 118 4 660 034 01 ILT UNIT R 9 A 8067 103 A R505DS R505DSK R505DSP 20 A 8067 105 A R505DS R505DSK R505DSP 21 1 823 844 1 R505DS R505DSK R5
2. 000 2 1 Please confirm Self Diagnostics method which will be informed you with distribution of Self Diagnostics software CHAPTER 3 BLOCK DIAGRAII 3 1 CHAPTER 4 FRAME HARNESS DIAGRAM 4 1 to 4 2 CHAPTER 5 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST 5 1 Man SOCHOM iera teo eis eren ta Ee inne DR ben sik 5 2 25 2 LCD Sect OM iiio ccce rre ete neon e xor RR ke ena 5 5 55205 VACCESSOMES 2i Gis emen tetra ek eae h n oet bees 5 9 to 5 9 e Abbreviations UC US model Canadian model History of the changes is shown as the Revision History at the end of this data Confidential PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM CHAPTER 1 lt ATTENTION gt Please confirm disassembly method by Repair Manual which has been informed you separately Confidential 1 1 PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM END CHAPTER 2 SELF DIAGNOSTICS lt ATTENTION gt Please confirm Self Diagnostics method which will be informed you with distribution of Self Diagnostics software Confidential END PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM CHAPTER 3 BLOCK DIAGRAM VID Selector FM3565 o Voltage Regulator On Board Memory Row 0 256Mbit x 4 PC133 SODIMM 144P Socket Row 2 3 CLK GEN IMI9870GID CK Titan EEPROM Password ROMINFO USB Ports USB Port6 CPU Pent
3. Power Cord T supplied Power cord plug may vary depending on area voltage requirements Notes on the AC adapter a a U Your notebook operates on 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz Do not share the AC outlet with other power consuming equipment such as a copy machine or shredder You can purchase a power strip with a surge protector This device prevents damage to your computer caused by sudden power surges such as those that may occur during an electrical storm Do not place heavy objects on the power cord To disconnect the cord pull it out by the plug Never pull the cord itself Unplug your notebook from the wall outlet if you will not be using the notebook for a long time g _ J Connecting a Power Source Q The LED indicator on the AC adapter may be turned on until the AC adapter is unplugged from your notebook When the AC adapter is not used unplug it from the AC outlet Q Use only the supplied AC adapter Do not use any other AC adapter Using battery power You can use a battery pack as a source of power The battery pack that comes with your notebook is not fully charged at the time of purchase Follow the steps below to insert and charge the battery pack To insert the battery pack You do not need to turn off the notebook to insert the battery pack when your notebook is connected to the AC adapter 1 Close the cover of the notebook 2 Switch the Unlock
4. properly and the message Press F1 to resume F2 to setup may appear at the bottom of the screen Follow these steps 1 Pressthe F2 key The BIOS Setup menu appears 2 Set the date month day year Press the Enter key 3 Press V to select System Time then set the time hour minute second Press the Enter key A Troubleshooting Your Notebook Press to select Exit then press to select Get Default Values The message Load default values for all SETUP items appears Press the Enter key The Setup Confirmation window appears Select Yes and press the Enter key Select Exit Save Changes then press the Enter key The Setup Confirmation window appears Select Yes then press the Enter key The notebook restarts If this occurs on a regular basis contact Sony Computing Support http www sony com pcsupport My notebook starts but the message Operating system not found appears and Windows does not start Q If you have connected a docking station with a floppy disk drive or an external floppy disk drive make sure there is no floppy disk in the floppy disk drive If a non bootable floppy disk is in the drive proceed as follows 1 Shutdown the notebook then remove the floppy disk 2 Restart the notebook and confirm that the Windows operating system starts properly If the Windows operating system still does not start follow the steps below to initialize the BIOS 1
5. A 8067 098 A COMPLETE PWB IFX 180 30 1 823 814 11 CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 12P 31 X 4624 494 1 ASSY BRACKET WIRE 32 1 761 380 23 CARD MODEM 33 X 4624 743 1 ASSY COVER BATTERY LOCK 34 6 700 666 01 IC HYS64V16220GDL 7 5 C2 35 4 662 355 01 R505DS R505DSK R505DSP SHEET WL INSULATING 36 1 761 495 11 R505DS R505DSK R505DSP CARD WIRELESS LAN 37 1 756 038 21 BATTERY NICKEL HYDROGEN 38 4 660 056 01 BRACKET CPU 39 4 660 024 01 BRACKET VGA 40 4 654 239 01 INSULATING SHEET 41 4 660 018 02 INSULATOR BOTTOM 42 A 8067 114 A COMPLETE PWB CNX 154 43 779 745 31 JACK DC 44 961 555 HARNESS POWER 2P 45 A 8067 101 A COMPLETE PWB CNX 153 46 193 100 CONNECTOR USB 4 823 815 CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 10P 48 4 660 023 01 PLATE PC CARD 49 816 270 CONNECTOR PC CARD 50 A 8067 119 A COMPLETE PWB CNX 151 51 816 281 JACK SMALL TYPE MICROPHONE 52 695 514 21 JACK SMALL TYPE 1P HEADPHONE 93 823 816 CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 54 4 654 610 03 COVER AIR DUCT 55 X 4624 450 1 HOUSING BOTTOM ASSY 56 4 662 966 01 SPACER VGA 57 4 663 912 01 ADHESIVE TAPE 5X80 Ref No Part No Description Oe 58 4 662 893 59 4 663 129 0 60 4 662 968 0 61 4 660 015 62 X 4623 577 5 63 1 961 661 12 64 4 660 016 65 4 657 622 66 1 683 865 1 67 4 660 022 0 69 1 790 750 13 70 A 8059 666 A 70 A 8059 226 A 71 4 641 449 0 72 X 4624 453 R A 8059 716 A 74 4 649 669 1 75 4 660 052 0 76 4 660 053
6. Shut Down n Respond to any prompts warning you to save documents 3 Wait for your notebook to turn off automatically The notebook is off when the power indicator turns off 4 Turn off any attachments connected to your notebook n During a period of inactivity you can conserve battery life by using Standby mode See Controlling Power Management in the online user guide for more information If you are unable to turn off your notebook 1 Close or end all operations Q Close all applications Q Remove the PC Cards Disconnect USB devices 2 Restart the notebook Windows XP Press the key combination Ctrl Alt Delete The Windows Task Manager screen appears Click the Shut Down tab and select Restart Windows 2000 Press the key combination Ctrl Alt Delete The Windows Security screen appears Click Shut Down and select Restart from the drop down list A if you are still unable to shut down the notebook you can press the power button and hold it for more than 4 seconds This operation may result in data loss LE VAIO Notebook Quick Start Using Power Saving Modes When you use a battery as the source of power for your notebook you can take advantage of power management settings to conserve battery life In addition to the normal operating mode which allows you to turn off specific devices your notebook has two distinct power saving modes Standby and Hibernate When using battery power be aware that the n
7. TI 4 660 067 78 4 660 524 0 79 4 662 616 80 4 662 T18 81 4 662 843 0 82 4 662 881 02 83 4 662 354 84 6 700 582 0 84 6 700 583 Bl 4 662 967 B2 4 662 756 0 B3 4 654 213 3 B4 4 654 213 2 B5 4 651 989 3 B6 4 635 966 0 B7 4 635 301 0 B8 4 644 492 0 B9 4 654 213 0 B10 4 645 016 0 SHEET POWER HEAT SINK GROUND PLATE PALMREST INTERCEPTION REINFORCEMENT KEYBOARD COVER REAR L LID DOG ASSY HARNESS RJ COVER REAR FOOT R2 PWB FLEXIBLE PRINT BRACKET HDD FPC HDD R505DS R505DSK R505SDSP ASSY HDD 40GB T 20 F S R505DL HDD 30GB IC25N030ATCS04 0 S FOOT F DOOR VGA ASSY MBX 62 A S CUSHION IFX HOLDER ALMADOR FIN ALMADOR COVER BOTTOM R SHEET COIL THERMAL GASKET FAN 1 SHEET HDD SHIELD SHEET CS SHIELD CUSHION KEYBOARD COVER HDD R505DS R505DSK R505SDSP IC RH8053062006512 R505DL IC RH8053062001512 SCREW 2 TAPPING 2X4 SCREW 1 4 TAPPING 1 4X3 5 ACE M2 LOCK 2X3 5 ACE M2 LOCK 2X13 SPACER MBX SCREW HEX SCREW M3X4 ACE M2 LOCK 2X6 ACE M2 LOCK 2X5 ACE M2 DIA 4 6 LOCK 2X3 When change the CPU ref 84 refer to Replacing the CPU on page 5 7 and 5 8 Confidential PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM Confidential PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM 5 4
8. Troubleshooting Your Notebook My notebook does not start Q Check that the notebook is plugged into a power source and that it is turned on Check that the power indicator on the notebook s front panel shows that the power is on Q Check that the battery packs are inserted properly and that they are charged Q If you are connected to a docking station with a floppy disk drive or an external floppy disk drive make sure there is no floppy disk in the floppy disk drive Q Confirm that the power cord and all cables are connected firmly as described in Connecting a Power Source on page 26 If the notebook is plugged into a power strip or UPS make sure the power strip or UPS is turned on and working Q If you are using an external display check that it is plugged into a power source and turned on Check that the brightness and contrast controls are adjusted correctly See the manual that came with your display for details Take the battery pack off the notebook unplug the power cord and plug it in again then turn on the power Q Ifthe power control button does not function remove the AC adapter and battery pack Wait 1 minute then reattach them and press the power button Condensation may cause the notebook to malfunction If this occurs do not use the notebook for at least 1 hour My notebook starts but a BIOS error appears When the internal backup battery is low on power your system may not start
9. notebook is a lithium ion battery and can be recharged at any time Charging a partially discharged battery does not affect battery life The battery indicator is on while you use the battery pack as a power source When battery life is nearly depleted the battery indicator flashes Your notebook may not enter Hibernate mode when the battery life is low if certain software applications are active or if certain peripheral devices are ER gt U D U U Connecting a Power Source connected To avoid loss of data when using battery power save your data frequently and manually activate a power management mode Never leave the battery pack in temperatures above 140 F 60 C such as under direct sunlight or in a car parked in the sun Battery life is shorter in a cold environment This is due to decreased battery efficiency at low temperatures Charge the battery at temperatures between 50 F and 80 F 10 C to 30 C Lower temperatures require a longer charging time While the battery is in use or being discharged the battery pack heats up This is normal and is not cause for concern Keep the battery pack away from all sources of heat Keep the battery pack dry Do not open or try to disassemble the battery pack Do not expose the battery pack to any mechanical shock If you are not using the notebook for an extended period of time remove the battery pack from the notebook to prevent damag
10. object such as the connector panel on the back of your notebook to discharge any static electricity 8 Remove the new memory module from its packaging 9 Slide the memory module into the empty slot 10 Press the module into place until it clicks Installing a Memory Module Installing the Memory Module 11 Gently replace the keyboard then press it into your notebook Be careful not to detach the cable when lifting the keyboard 12 Close the notebook cover then tighten the screws on the bottom of the computer VAIO Notebook Quick Start Viewing the Amount of Memory 1 Restart the notebook 2 Windows XP Click Start on the Windows taskbar then Control Panel and then Performance and Maintenance Windows 2000 Click Start on the Windows taskbar then Settings and then Control Panel 3 Select Sony Notebook Setup The Sony Notebook Setup window appears 4 Make sure the About This Computer tab is open Memory information is listed in the System Information box The amount of memory displayed in the Sony Notebook Setup screen is not always correct The video adapter uses some system memory and that amount of memory does not appear as part of the total memory shown in the Sony Notebook Setup screen About the Software on Your Notebook Your VAIO otebook is ready to help you work play learn and communicate as soon as you turn it on This section offers the following information Overview of the Software o
11. programming functions PictureGear Sony Electronics Inc This image management software displays images from your hard drive a Sony digital still camera or a Sony Mavica camera The images appear in a convenient light table format so that you can easily view the contents of an entire folder VAIO Notebook Quick Start Quicken Intuit Inc Quicken software is the fastest easiest way to organize your finances Quicken software works just like your checkbook so it s easy to learn and use You can even pay your bills online Quicken software manages all of your finances bank accounts credit cards investments and loans QuickTime Apple Computer Inc The versatile QuickTime software is used to play hundreds of different kinds of files including video audio and virtual reality VR movies You can play QuickTime files referred to as QuickTime movies using QuickTime Player or any other application such as a Web browser or word processor that supports QuickTime software RealJukebox RealNetworks Inc RealJukebox software is a popular digital music system that gives you the ability to easily acquire play and manage digital music files You can locate and download your favorite music from the Internet and organize your own personal music collection r you use an external CD ROM drive connected with a PC Card connect the external CD ROM drive before starting RealJukebox software Do not remove the
12. the System Recovery program You are prompted to insert the next CD once the information from the previous CD has been installed The recovery process takes from 30 to 60 minutes to complete After recovering your system using the System Recovery CD s you may be prompted to insert your Application Recovery CD s after restarting Windows Insert the Application Recovery CD to automatically complete recovery of your system Updating the task tray Windows 2000 In the event that a system recovery is necessary do the following to optimize your notebook s performance 1 Right click the Adaptec Create CD icon in the task tray The Task tray properties menu appears 2 Select Disable Adaptec Create CD A dialog box appears prompting you to confirm the setting 3 Click Yes To recover Microsoft amp Word If you recover your operating system using the System Recovery CD Microsoft Word will not be recovered Use the supplied Word CD ROM to recover this application Troubleshooting This section describes how to solve common problems you may encounter when using your notebook Many problems have simple solutions so try these suggestions before you contact Sony Computing Support http www sony com pcsupport Consult the following sections m a a a Troubleshooting Your Notebook Troubleshooting the Docking Station Troubleshooting the LCD Screen Troubleshooting the Mouse and Touchpad VAIO Notebook Quick Start
13. 05DSP 22 X 4624 449 HOUSING DISPLAY ASSY 23 4 660 029 0 COVER DISPLAY 24 4 662 650 0 R505DS R505DSK R505DSP 25 4 649 669 1 CUSHION IFX 26 4 663 174 0 R505DL SPACER W LAN B10 4 645 016 01 ACE M2 DIA 4 6 LOCK 2X3 B11 4 643 356 0 SCREW M2X5 Confidential PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM Replacing the CPU Note We have two kinds of CPU for this set and either of them is used Two kinds of CPU have differences in the lock position and the unlock position 1 Socket configuration 1 1 How to remove the CPU D Rotate the lock with a flat blade screwdriver toward the unlock position shown in the figure Remove up the CPU 4 AN FOX lock position F sa D unlock position L CPU socket 2 How to install the CPU CD Position the mark on the CPU to the mark on the CPU socket and put in all pins to the holes on the CPU socket 2 Pressing two corners marked with in the figure rotate the lock with a flat blade screwdriver toward the lock position a N FOX CPU socket lock position NI Note Lock the CPU properly or operation becomes unstable 5 7 2 Socket configuration 2 1 How to remove the CPU D Rotate the lock with a flat blade screwdriver toward the unlock posi
14. CD ROM drive while using RealJukebox software Either action may cause RealJukebox software to shut down improperly Sony recommends using the SonicStage software s Record function to create any CDs on your VAIOG computer if the specific model you purchased is preconfigured with all necessary components for CD R and CD RW capability Downloading the optional RealJukebox software CD burning component to create any CDs on your computer may interfere with normal system operations Overview of the Software on Your Notebook RealPlayer RealNetworks Inc RealPlayer software is a high quality streaming media player that supports many digital media formats The user friendly interface has enhanced navigation capabilities allowing you to access and enjoy audio and video programming over the Internet RealPlayer software is your gateway to a superb Internet multimedia experience Smart Capture Sony Electronics Inc Smart Capture is a fun new way to send multimedia messages via e mail Smart Capture manages the i LINK connection between your notebook and a Sony Digital Handycam Camcorder that supports the i LINK interface It allows you to capture compressed video or still images and save them to your hard disk drive or share via e mail A smart solution for computer digital audio video and network convergence Smart Connect On selected models Sony Electronics Inc Smart Connect enables you to use an i LINK cable to connect your
15. CD to run the Application Recovery program You may be prompted to insert the second CD depending on the application you wish to restore VAIO Notebook Quick Start To use the Driver Recovery CD s The Driver Recovery CD utility enables you to reinstall individual drivers if they become corrupted or are erased You can reinstall an individual driver to correct a problem that you are experiencing with your notebook hardware or software application VAIO Support Agent an application repair utility uses a vault feature on the Driver Recovery CD s to repair software applications A f you need to reinstall all of the software applications that shipped with your computer use the System Recovery CD You must be in Windows to run the Driver Recovery CD utility Reinstalling specific drivers with the Driver Recovery CD Microsoft Windows XP 1 Turn on your notebook If your notebook is already on close all applications 2 When the Windows desktop appears insert the Driver Recovery CD into the optical disc drive 3 Click Start on the Windows taskbar then click Control Panel The Control Panel window appears 4 Click Performance and Maintenance then click System The System Properties dialog box appears 5 From the Hardware tab click Device Manager 6 Click to highlight the device for which you wish to reinstall the driver 7 From the Actions menu choose Properties The Properties dialog box for that device appears
16. Lock switch on the bottom of the notebook to the Unlock position Unlock Lock Lever Unlock Lock Switch Unlock Switch VAIO Notebook Quick Start 3 Align the grooves and tabs on the battery with the tabs and notches on the back of the notebook and slide the battery toward the notebook until it clicks into place Inserting Battery Pack 4 Slide the lock lever into the Lock position to secure the battery on the notebook To charge the battery pack 1 Connect the AC adapter to the notebook 2 Insert the battery pack The battery is charging whether or not the notebook is turned on or off The battery indicator flashes in a double blink pattern as the battery charges 3 When the battery is 85 percent full the battery indicator turns off It takes longer to recharge the battery when the notebook is turned on than when it is turned off To charge the battery completely continue charging for one additional hour See Displaying Battery Information in your online VAIO Notebook User Guide for more information Connecting a Power Source The 1 battery indicator on the front of the notebook indicates the status of the battery pack Battery Indicator Battery Indicator Battery Indicator Status Meaning On The notebook is using battery power Single blink The battery is running out of power Double blink The battery is charging Off The notebook is using AC power 3 Both the battery and power
17. M128E IFX 182 BOARD y I 143 144 El DC OUT MBX 62 BOARD i i LINK IFX 183 SIDE A CN1394 16 m ee i BOARD T Fee dip HDD ASSY PCG R505DL 30GB ON2802 1 2 PCG R505DS R505DSK R505DSP 40GB i Esl 2 CN1101 CN2201 uds edel dE enm NICKELHYDROGEN A UE li T 191 1 SZ BATTERY li nb la E a r ie ENT MR FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE 20 CORE i Ol HEAD POHNE 12 CORE E FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE 7 GIR NI SHIELD 18P CN4002 CN1201 FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE 20 oe aoe 12 CORE CNX 151 BOARD CN4702 SIDE B ao Li mm SWX 88 BOARD FLEXIBLE PRINT LED PWB 4702 Hd o EEE LEFT N e BUTTON 5470 a N4703 RIGHT BUTTON TOUCH PAD ENCODER CENTER ROTARY BUTTON Confidential 4 1 ND PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM CHAPTER 5 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST NOTE The mechanical parts with no reference number in the The components identified by mark A or exploded views are not supplied dotted line with mark A are critical for safety tems marked are not stocked since they are seldom Replace only with part number specified required for routine service Some delay should be Les composants identifi s par une marque anticipated when ordering these items A sont critiques pour la s curit Ne les When the same reference numbers are written down in the remplacer QUE dI HIS piece Param le num ro sp cifi list please use the one listed in the first place as the main par
18. PUG RODODL ROUODS RODODSK RO0SDSP SERVICE MANUAL For American Area US Model Ver 1 2002C Canadian Model Revision History Qr The Standard for Wireless Fidelity A e f S400 Lineup PCG R505DL PCG R505DS PCG R505DSK PCG R505DSP VAIO e Design and specifications are subject to change without notice Notebook Computer Information in this document is subject to change without notice Sony and VAIO are trademarks of Sony Microsoft MS DOS Windows the Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows 2000 Windows ME and Windows XP logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this document to refer to the entitles claiming the marks and names or their produces Sony Corporation disclaims any proprietary interest in trademarks and trade names other than its own Caution Markings for Lithium Ion Battery The following or similar texts shall be provided on battery pack of equipment or in both the operating and the service instructions CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Discard used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions CAUTION The battery pack used in this device may present a fire or chemical burn hazard if mistreated Do not disassemble heat ab
19. Remove any floppy disk from the floppy disk drive 2 Shut down the notebook 3 Remove any peripheral devices connected to the notebook 4 Turm on the notebook 5 Press the F2 key when the Sony logo appears The BIOS setup menu window appears 6 Pressthe arrow keys to select the Exit menu CO VAIO Notebook Quick Start 7 Press the arrow keys to select Get Default Values then press the Enter key The message Load default values for all SETUP items appears Press the Enter key and select Yes Use the arrow keys to select Exit Save Changes then press the Enter key The message Save configuration changes and exit now appears 10 Select Yes then press the Enter key The notebook restarts If your notebook continues to display the message Operating system not found and Windows does not start use your supplied System Recovery CD to restore the software titles shipped with your notebook See To use the System Recovery CD s on page 58 for more information The System Recovery process removes all software that you may have installed since you started using your computer My notebook stops responding or does not shut down Itis best to shut down your notebook using the Turn Off Computer command Microsoft Windows XP or the Shut Down command Windows 2000 on the Windows Start menu Using other methods including those listed below may result in loss of unsaved data Q Windows XP On
20. S5 docking station depending on the model you purchased Both Sony docking stations offer the following features Q A floppy disk drive An optical drive A back panel that enables you to connect additional peripherals to your notebook as shown below Back Panel 1 USB ports 5 a Ethernet Network port 10BASE T 100BASE TX 2 O Monitor port 6 iLINKG IEEE 1394 S400 port 3 10101 Serial port 7 Cy Printer port 4 eee DC In port Locating Controls and Ports Left 1 Left lever 3 Floppy disk drive 2 Air vent Right 1 Optical drive 3 DC In indicator 2 Undock switch 4 Rightlever VAIO Notebook Quick Start Connecting the Docking Station You may connect your notebook to the docking station as long as it is not in power saving mode i e Standby or Hibernate Connecting the notebook while it is in power saving mode may result in data loss or a computer malfunction Note the following before connecting your notebook to the docking station Q Disconnect the VGA USB AC and Ethernet devices from your notebook Leaving these devices connected while you connect the docking station could damage them Ensure that the battery is installed If you install a charged battery you can connect the docking station while the notebook is on Follow the procedure below to connect your note
21. Using Your Recovery CDs Properties dialog box 8 9 Click Reinstall Driver The Hardware Update Wizard appears Click Next The wizard will search for the correct driver on your Driver Recovery CD 10 When the recovery process is complete click Finish Some drivers will require that you reboot the computer to complete installation Using the Driver Recovery CD s Windows 2000 1 Turn on your notebook If your notebook is already on close all applications When the Windows desktop appears insert the Driver Recovery CD in the optical disc drive Use My Computer or Windows Explorer to view the contents of the Driver Recovery CD Select the appropriate driver VAIO Notebook Quick Start To use the System Recovery CD s The System Recovery utility formats your hard disk drive and restores all original software applications Your computer is returned to the original factory settings A The System Recovery process removes all software that you may have installed since you started using your computer Reinstall any applications that were not included with the computer when you purchased it You can use the System Recovery CD s to reinstall the operating system and software titles that shipped with your notebook if they become corrupted or erased You may not need to reinstall the entire contents of your hard drive If you experience a problem with your notebook reinstalling an individual device dr
22. VAIO computer to another VAIO computer that supports Smart Connect You can then use one computer to copy delete and edit files on the other computer You can also print from a printer attached to either computer SonicStage Sony Electronics Inc This new jukebox application adds a host of new features to its predecessor OpenMG Jukebox Continuing to take advantage of Sony s copyright protected ATRAC3 format for high quality digital audio storage SonicStage software sports a new music visualizer a sleek new player skin design audio CD burning capability and a parametric equalizer for fine tuning audio playback i LINK is a Sony trademark used only to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 con nection The i LINK connection may vary depending on the software applications operating system and compatible i LINK devices All products with an i LINK connection may not communicate with each other Refer to the documentation that came with your compatible i LINK device for information on operating conditions and proper connection Before con necting compatible i LINK PC peripherals to your system such as a CD RW or hard disk drive confirm their operating system compatibility and required operating conditions CO VAIO Notebook Quick Start Sony ScreenBlast XCID Sony Pictures Digital Entertainment With the powerful Sony ScreenBlast ACID software you can create royalty free music by utilizing its loop based
23. al users making it easy to create multilingual documents Overview of the Software on Your Notebook MovieShaker Sony Electronics Inc Sony s original MovieShaker software creates personal movies that have transitions background music and text Just import your video clips and shake with a click of the mouse Your personal movies are easy to create and fun to share with family and friends OpenMG Jukebox Sony Electronics Inc OpenMG Jukebox software enables you to import digital audio files by downloading audio files from Electronic Music Distribution EMD services over digital networks such as the Internet You can record audio CDs onto your hard drive in a variety of formats PC Cillin 000 Trend Micro Inc PC Cillin software provides portable easy to use real time antivirus security at your computer s entry point beaming synchronization Internet access to defend against potential threats hidden inside files e mail or on the Web PicoPlayer Sony Electronics Inc PicoPlayer software is a video player utility that enables you to use Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder functions on a computer that does not have Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder installed You can play Video Capsules created by Giga Pocket Personal Video Recorder and if a Giga Pocket Server is available on your home network watch TV streamed from the Giga Pocket Server and remotely control the Giga Pocket Server s TV
24. and 24 hour technical support EverQuest On selected models Sony Online Entertainment Inc This introductory edition of EverQuest a living constantly evolving fantasy world takes users to new heights of online role playing gaming Microsoft ffice XP Professional On selected models Microsoft Corp Microsoft Office XP software redefines the relationship between people and software by providing a smarter simpler way of working New Office XP software features include context sensitive smart tags enhanced formatting options and more that enable you to continually integrate additional services into Office and access information anytime Microsoft ffice XP Small Business Edition On selected models Microsoft Corp With Microsoft Office XP system you ll find a powerful new technology that will help you get work done more quickly by providing real time context sensitive options for important actions from formatting to error correction Task panes consolidate important tasks into a single integrated view enabling you to conduct searches launch and format documents and view the contents of your Clipboard from one location Microsoft amp Vord On selected models Microsoft Corp Microsoft Word makes it easy to create common Web e mail and print documents for use around the world It embraces HTML as a first class file format and extends Word s ease of use to the Web and e mail Word also extends that ease of use to internation
25. are support free of charge for 90 days after the original date of purchase You can speak with a Sony Customer Support Representative without using your notebook by calling 1 888 4 SONY PC 1 888 476 6972 VAIO Notebook Quick Start Software Support Information Adobe crobat eader Photoshop lements Premiere E Adobe Systems Inc Web site http www adobe com e mail techdocs adobe com phone 206 675 6126 fee based support fax 206 628 5737 hours M F 6 AM 5 PM PST Apple QuickTime A pple Computer Inc Web site http www apple com phone 800 275 2273 hours M F 6 AM 6 PM PST America Online America Online Inc Web site http www aol com telephone 800 827 3338 hours 7 days a week 24 hours a day Arcsoft PhotoPrinter 000 Pro ArcSoft Inc Web site http www arcsoft com e mail support arcsoft com phone 510 440 9901 fax 510 440 1270 hours M F 8 30 AM 5 30 PM PST EarthLink Network Total Access EarthLink Network Inc Web site http support earthlink net e mail support earthlink net telephone 800 890 5128 800 890 6356 hours 7 days a week 24 hours a day g 02825 10 10 Software Support Information EverQuest Sony Online Entertainment Inc Web site s http www everquest com e mail eqtech soe sony com phone 858 537 0898 hours M F 8 30 AM 5 30 PM PST PC Cillin 000 Trend Micro Inc Web site http www antivirus com pc cillin support phone 949 387 7800 900 820 8324 h
26. arts and routing wires The original layout includes various safety features such as inclusion of insulating materials tubes and tape and the mounting of parts above the printer board In addition internal wiring has been routed and clamped so as to keep it away from hot or high voltage parts When mounting parts or routing wires therefore be sure to duplicate the original layout 4 Inspect after completing service After servicing inspect to make sure that all screws components and wiring have been returned to their original condition Also check the area around the repair location to ensure that repair work has caused no damage and confirm safety 5 When replacing chip components Never reuse components Also remember that the negative side of tantalum capacitors is easily damaged by heat 6 When handling flexible print boards The temperature of the soldering iron tip should be about 270C Do not apply the tip more than three times to the same pattern Handle patterns with care never apply force Caution Remember that hard disk drives are easily damaged by vibration Always handle with care Confidential PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Title Page CHAPTER 1 REMOVAL 1 1 Please confirm disassembly method by Repair Manual which has been informed you separately CHAPTER 2 SELF DIAGNOSTICS
27. ation Follow one of the two procedures below to disconnect the docking station when the notebook is off or on To disconnect the docking station when the notebook is off 1 Disconnect all peripheral devices i e i LINK devices from the notebook and the docking station 2 Remove all objects placed on top of the notebook 3 Pull out the two release levers on either side of the rear corners of the docking station Releasing the Notebook from the Docking Station Pull release levers on either side of rear corners of docking station ER J Disconnecting the Docking Station 4 Remove the notebook from the docking station while moving the notebook slightly back to disengage it from the two front latches of the docking station Removing the Notebook from the Docking Station To disconnect the docking station when the notebook is on You can use the Start Menu in the Windows task tray or the UNDOCK switch on the docking station to disconnect your notebook from the docking station while the notebook is on u Microsoft Windows XP If you switch user accounts using Fast User Switching the UNDOCK switch function on the docking station will be interrupted Instead follow the instructions to disconnect the docking station from the Start menu VAIO Notebook Quick Start From the Start menu 1 Click Start on the Windows taskbar 2 Select Unlock Computer to access the Undock Complete dialog box A Wait f
28. ay be set to external display mode Press and hold the Fn key while pressing the F7 key several times Troubleshooting the Mouse and Touchpad My mouse does not work Q If you are using an optional Sony PCGA UMS series USB mouse verify that the mouse is plugged into the USB port See Connecting a USB Device in the online user guide for more information If you are still experiencing problems use your supplied Driver Recovery CD to reinstall the mouse drivers See To use the Driver Recovery CD s on page 55 for more information My touchpad does not work properly a You may have disabled the touchpad without connecting a mouse to the notebook To enable the touchpad 1 Windows XP Press the Windows key and use the arrow keys to select All Programs Press the Enter key Windows 2000 Press the Windows key and use the arrow keys to select Programs Press the Enter key 2 Use the arrow keys to select Sony Notebook Setup and press the Enter key Select Sony Notebook Setup again and press the Enter key Use the arrow keys to select the Touchpad tab Press the Tab key to select Enable Touchpad and then press Enter KA hh 5 Troubleshooting the Mouse and Touchpad 6 Press the Enter key Restart the notebook to activate the touchpad again If your touchpad is interpreting a single tap as a double click adjust the button assignments Follow these steps 1 Windows XP Press the Window
29. book to the docking station 1 Plug one end of the AC adapter cable into the DC In port of the docking station and the other end into an AC outlet The LED of the DC In port switches on Holding the notebook with the front side facing you insert the two holes on the front of the notebook into the two corresponding latches protruding from the front side of the docking station Latching the Notebook to the Docking Station Latches Protruding from Docking Station zy t Docking ul Connecting the Docking Station 3 Firmly press down the two rear corners of the notebook until it clicks into place and is securely fastened to the docking station A Be careful not to press the top of the notebook too strongly The LCD display may be damaged Securing the Notebook to the Docking Station Firmly press down the two rear corners of the notebook until it clicks into place VAIO Notebook Quick Start Disconnecting the Docking Station You may disconnect the notebook from the docking station when the notebook is off or on However do not disconnect the notebook from the docking station while the docking indicator is on while the notebook is in Standby or Hibernate mode or while battery power is low If you do attempt to disconnect the docking station in any of these three states you may lose data or the notebook may malfunction 2 When the battery is low turn off the notebook before you disconnect the docking st
30. e to the battery If after fully charging the battery pack the battery power is still low the battery pack may be reaching the end of its life and should be replaced You do not need to discharge the battery completely before recharging If you have not used the battery pack for a considerable amount of time recharge the battery VAIO Notebook Quick Start Starting Your Notebook 1 Slide the LCD lock lever in the direction of the arrow and lift the cover Opening Notebook LCD Lock Lever 2 Press the power button located on the right side of the notebook until the green power indicator turns on Turning on Notebook Power Indicator Power Button r you hold the power button in the On position for more than 4 seconds the notebook turns off 3 If necessary adjust the brightness controls for the LCD display To decrease the brightness press Fn F5 and then the down or left arrow key To increase the brightness press Fn F5 and then the up or right arrow key Shutting Down Your Notebook Shutting Down Your Notebook A To avoid potential loss of data follow these steps to turn off your notebook 1 Click Start on the Windows taskbar 2 Windows XP Click Turn Off Computer at the bottom of the Start menu to display the Turn Off computer dialog box and click Turn Off Windows 2000 Click Shut Down at the bottom of the Start menu to display the Shut Down Windows dialog box and click
31. emplacer que par une pi ce portant le num ro sp cifi 203 204 Docking Station PCGA DSM5 The main unit is not assigned with a part number Refer to the PCGA DSD5 DSMS Service Manual 9 874 401 11 Confidential 5 9 PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM SON Y VAIO Notebook Quick Start PCG R505 Series Contents ulan Dy DD nettes 5 Feature Sa d minakan ee unten 5 Unpacking Your Notebook esee 6 Registering Your Notebook eee 8 Setting Up Your Dial Up Connection 9 Setting Up Your VAIO Notebook 13 Locating Controls and Ports 14 Connecting the Docking Station sessesseesesseeesseeees 20 Disconnecting the Docking Station 22 Connecting a Power Source eee 26 Starting Your Notebook eke 32 Shutting Down Your Notebook 33 Using Power Saving Modes eeessusse 34 Adding Memory 37 Precautions and Procedures eese 38 Removing a Memory Module se 40 Installing a Memory Module 4 Viewing the Amount of Memory sse 44 o oO VAIO Notebook Quick Start About the Software on Your Notebook 45 Overview of the Software on Your Notebook 46 Application Dr
32. en the docking station is connected to the notebook Follow these steps to set the i LINK network switch 1 Disconnect your notebook from the docking station 2 Disconnect the AC adapter and all cables from your docking station 3 Set the i LINK network switch on the bottom of the docking station to the unmarked side with a thin pen tip 4 Connect the docking station to the notebook 5 Turn on your notebook 3 Do not set the i LINK network switch when the notebook is on This causes the notebook to malfunction Set the i LINK network switch after removing all cables connected to the docking station I cannot remove the disc You cannot remove the disc when the notebook is in power saving mode Return to normal mode then press the Eject button See Using Power Saving Modes on page 34 for information on how to return to normal mode The disc tray does not eject even after I press the Eject button Open the tray by inserting a thin straight object such as a paper clip in the manual eject hole o O VAIO Notebook Quick Start Troubleshooting the LCD Screen My LCD screen is blank Q U Verify that the notebook is plugged into a power source and that it is turned on Verify that the power indicator on the notebook is on Verify that the battery pack s is inserted properly and is charged The notebook may be in LCD Video Standby mode Press any key to activate the screen The display mode m
33. expansion 39 modes Hibernate 34 Normal 34 Standby 34 mouse troubleshooting 66 N network connector 18 network connector See Ethernet network connector Normal mode 34 Num Lock 14 O online help 70 P power indicator light 14 switch 32 power saving modes 34 Hibernate 34 Normal 34 Standby 34 power sources 26 connecting 26 Quick Start 70 R rechargeable battery pack 26 recharging battery pack 28 Recovery CD 55 removing battery pack 29 restoring data 55 gg 02 o lLlA 1N Index right button 14 S selecting power source 26 Serial connector 18 setting up 13 setting up your PC support 70 shutting down notebook 33 Sony Computing Support 70 Sony Fax on Demand service 71 Sony Service Center 74 speakers built in 14 Standby mode 34 starting computer 32 starting your notebook 32 startup problems 33 support options 70 technical support 70 touchpad 14 troubleshooting 66 troubleshooting 62 docking station 65 LCD screen 66 mouse and touchpad 66 startup 33 turning on computer 32 U unpacking the computer 6 User Guide 70 V VAIO Action Setup 52 VAIO Support Agent 70 viewing the amount of memory 44 __ jkj_ jkk___ j__ v O j j_ j j_j_j_j___B 2002 Sony Electronics Inc Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited All rights reserved Sony VAIO the VAIO logo VAIO Smart DVgate Handycam Media Bar MovieShaker PictureGear Memory Stick Mavica Vi
34. g station indicator 7 Power button 15 Wireless LAN indicator 8 Keyboard 16 Wireless LAN switch Wireless LAN capabilities are available on selected models ER Locating Controls and Ports Back 1 Battery port Left 1 DC In port 4 Memory Stick slot 2 USB port 5 PC Card slot 3 Air vent _ jjd j jj__ j_ _ _j_ jjjjj_ jj___ EM VAIO Notebook Quick Start Right BE oU t Y USB port 5 Peripheral device DC Out port Headphone jack 6 Monitor port Microphone jack 7 ar Ethernet port j i LINK IEEE 1394 S400 8 Phone line jack port Only connect 10BASE T and 100BASE TX cables to the as Ethernet port Do not connect any other type of network cable or any telephone line Connecting cables other than those listed above may result in an electric current overload and could cause a malfunction excessive heat or fire in the port To connect the unit to the network contact your network administrator Locating Controls and Ports Removing Rubber Tab Rubber tab u Gently pull the rubber tab away from the notebook to find the Ethernet port and phone line jack Bottom 1 Docking station connector 5 Air vent 2 Battery Unlock Lock switch 6 Reset switch 3 Battery Unlock switch 7 Ventilation fan 4 Air vent VAIO Notebook Quick Start On the Docking Station Your notebook may come with a PCGA DSD5 or PCGA DSM
35. ick Slideshow Bm Overview of the Software on Your Notebook WinDVD InterVideo Inc WinDVD software is a simple to use DVD player including all the features you would expect to find in a standard consumer DVD player while also offering advanced display and navigation features such as zoom pan bookmark and time search VAIO Notebook Quick Start Application Driver and System Recovery CDs Your notebook comes with the following application driver and system recovery CDs See Using Your Recovery CDs on page 55 for information Application Recovery CD s Sony Electronics Inc This CD enables you to reinstall individual applications if they become corrupted or are erased Driver Recovery CD s Sony Electronics Inc This CD enables you to reinstall individual device drivers if they become corrupted or are erased System Recovery CD s Sony Electronics Inc This CD enables you to restore the operating system and software that shipped with your computer if they become corrupted or are erased This CD restores your computer to its original factory settings so user data and applications installed since you started using your computer will be lost To use the recovery CD s connect the docking station supplied with selected models or an optional optical drive such as a fully atapi compliant PC Card CD ROM drive to the notebook Using Your Recovery CDs Using Your Recovery CDs The following section
36. indicators blink when the battery is running out of power To remove the battery pack You can remove the battery pack while your notebook is on or off however if you remove the battery pack while your notebook is on make sure the notebook is connected to the AC adapter 1 Close the cover of the notebook 2 Slide the Unlock Lock switch to the Unlock position VAIO Notebook Quick Start 3 Slide the Unlock Lock switch to the UNLOCK position and slide the battery away from the notebook Removing Battery Pack Battery Unlock Lock Switch Lock Switch You may lose data if you remove the battery pack while the notebook is on and not connected to the AC adapter or if you remove the battery while the notebook is in a power saving mode Notes on the battery Q Q To determine the remaining battery charge see Displaying Battery Information in your online user guide for more information Keep the battery pack in the notebook while it is connected to AC power The battery pack continues to charge while you are using the notebook If your battery level falls to less than 10 percent you should either attach the AC adapter to recharge the battery or shut down your notebook and insert a fully charged battery You can extend battery life by changing the power management modes in the PowerPanel utility See Using Power Saving Modes on page 34 for more information The battery pack supplied with your
37. ing the downloading process 1 3 4 5 6 Insert the Sony System Recovery CD in the optical drive The System Recovery utility starts from the optical drive The first CD must be in the drive when you turn on the notebook Shut down your notebook as described in the Shutting Down Your Notebook section on page 33 Wait 30 seconds and turn on your notebook The VAIO System Recovery Utility dialog box appears Click Next At the pop up prompt select Yes to begin the system recovery process Follow the on screen instructions If your notebook does not start from the Recovery CD 1 Press the power button and hold it for more than 4 seconds to turn off the notebook Turn on the notebook When the Sony logo is displayed press the F2 key The BIOS setup menu screen appears Press the arrow keys to select the Exit menu Press the arrow keys to select Get Default Values and then press the Enter key The message Load default configuration now appears Make sure Yes is selected then press the Enter key Press the arrow keys to select Exit Save Changes and then press the Enter key The message Save configuration changes and exit now appears VAIO Notebook Quick Start 7 Make sure Yes is selected then press the Enter key The notebook restarts from the Recovery CD Your system may include one or more System Recovery CDs If you have two or more System Recovery CDs insert the first CD to run
38. inment software Q Multimedia features Enjoy the stereo speakers or use headphones not supplied to listen to audio and video CDs Q Microsoft Vindows perating system Your system includes the latest Microsoft Windows operating system Q Communications Access popular online services send e mail browse the Internet and use fax features CPU speed will be reduced under certain operating conditions Actual upload and download speeds may vary due to line conditions ISP support and gov ernment regulations o O VAIO Notebook Quick Start Unpacking Your Notebook Remove the following hardware documents and CDs from the box Hardware Main Unit Power Cord AC Adapter Docking station supplied with selected models Documents VAIO R505 SuperSlim Pro Notebook Quick Start Contains details on unpacking and setting up your notebook supplementary updates and software information Q Microsoft Windows manual Explains how to use the basic features of the latest Windows operating system Q VAIO Notebook Specifications flyer Details the hardware specifications for your notebook and the docking station which is supplied with selected models En 0 lb ll 8 Unpacking Your Notebook Q VAIO Notebook Notes on Use Explains notes on use and offers safety tips Software CDs Q Microsoft Vord Enables you to reinstall Microsoft Word to the VAIO compute
39. iver and System Recovery CDs 54 Using Your Recovery CDs sess 55 Troubleshooting 61 Troubleshooting Your Notebook 62 Troubleshooting the Docking Station 65 Troubleshooting the LCD Screen 66 Troubleshooting the Mouse and Touchpad 66 Getting Help n 69 Support Options repense 70 Software Support Information 72 Sony Sefvice Center acres euer o taki sen ra MERE 74 WAGOX queste RE 75 Welcome Congratulations on your purchase of the Sony VAIO otebook Sony has combined leading edge technology in audio video computing and communications to provide you with state of the art personal computing Features 3 For complete specifications of your VAIO notebook refer to the Specifications flyer supplied with your notebook Q Exceptional performance Your notebook includes a mobile Intel Pentium III processor and a V 90 modem Portability Rechargeable battery pack provides hours of use without AC power even while you use the optional docking station Sony audio and video quality High quality MPEG2 video which supports full screen display 12 1 inch Active Matrix LCD screen and enables you to take advantage of today s advanced multimedia applications games and enterta
40. iver or software title may correct the problem Use the Application Recovery CD s to reinstall individual applications or use the Driver Recovery CD s to reinstall device drivers See To use the Application Recovery CD s on page 55 or To use the Driver Recovery CD s on page 56 for more information The System Recovery CD contains a backup copy of all the software originally installed on your hard disk drive It can be used only to recover the hard disk of the notebook you purchased System Recovery options Q System Drive Recovery All data on Drive C is deleted The factory default settings and software applications are restored on this drive only Change Partition Sig All partitions custom installations and changes are removed from the hard disk drive You can set the partition sizes for both the Drive C and Drive D The original preinstalled operating system and software applications are restored Q Recovery to Original Factory Defaults All data and partitions are removed from the hard disk drive All original factory settings operating system and preinstalled software is restored The System Recovery utility does not back up your systems data If you wish to retain your system data perform a backup to an external media EA lll 1 5 S Using Your Recovery CDs Using the System Recovery CD s Your system may take a few minutes to load necessary files A blue screen appears dur
41. k Shut Down on the Windows Security window O VAIO Notebook Quick Start Q Ifyou cannot restart your notebook as described in the steps above press and hold the power button for more than 4 seconds to shut down the notebook If the pointer does not move while playing a disc press the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously to stop playback and restart the notebook If you are still experiencing problems check that another mouse was not installed Q You may need to use your supplied Driver Recovery CD to reinstall the touchpad or mouse drivers See To use the Driver Recovery CD s on page 55 for more information Getting Help Sony provides you with several support resources to answer questions about your VAIO otebook or the preinstalled software Refer to these resources in the order they are listed Q Support Options Q Software Support Information VAIO Notebook Quick Start Support Options 1 VAIOGNotebook User Guide and VAIO Notebook Quick Start The online VAIO Notebook User Guide and printed VAIO Notebook Quick Start provide you with information on how to maximize your notebook capabilities and solve common problems Windows XP To access the online User Guide click Start on the Windows taskbar select Help and Support and click VAIO User Guide Windows 2000 To access the online User Guide click Start on the Windows taskbar select VAIO Help Center and VAIO Documentation The Quic
42. k Start is supplied with your notebook Manuals and online help files that may accompany your preinstalled software Most of the manuals for preinstalled software are located on your hard disk drive as online help files You can access the online help files from the Help menu in the specific application A printed manual is available for some applications VAIO Support Agent VAIO Support Agent can be accessed from the Windows desktop Using advanced diagnostic technology Sony s VAIO Support Agent runs scheduled protections of your applications network settings and other important software settings When your software is protected you can use VAIO Support Agent to repair software problems by restoring your software to any of the previously protected states Sony Computing Support Provides instant access to information on commonly encountered problems Enter a description of your problem and the Knowledge Database searches for the corresponding solutions online You can access the Sony Computing Support at http www sony com pcsupport Support Options Sony Fax on Demand This service which requires a fax machine or your fax software provides answers to commonly asked questions You can use this automated service to request a list of available topics then select the topics that you want to receive To contact the Sony fax on demand service call 1 888 4 SON Y PC 1 888 476 6972 Calling Sony Customer Support Sony provides softw
43. l Up Connection Setting up your dial up connection Microsoft Windows 2000 1 Click Start point to Programs Accessories Communications and then click Internet Connection Wizard The Internet Connection Wizard window appears Internet Connection Wizard window Wn k r m e Eri the Enlernet Connection Wiz Tin iriman unes SE EELS TE i hun limer ima ras an 8 ruri k ond i at rr MAT umi mn qs pe accum Psy opr Pw buda k ds idi m aeee Seg eee ca cmm His fezay pee nn o m ac o ngo ewe e ar e ue g an az c a o ewe LrTMermrr um zur ae comm eee rii Dag map uat iud ba himma cs Tama Tund 2 Follow the on screen instructions to finish setting up your Internet connection VAIO Notebook Quick Start Setting Up Your VAIO Notebook This section describes the following Locating Controls and Ports Connecting the Docking Station Disconnecting the Docking Station Connecting a Power Source Starting Your Notebook Shutting Down Your Notebook Cooceoeodsno Using Power Saving Modes VAIO Notebook Quick Start Locating Controls and Ports On the Notebook Front o WIRELESS i 1 1 16 1 Hard disk drive indicator 9 Touchpad 2 Num lock indicator 10 Left and right buttons 3 Caps lock indicator 11 Power indicator 4 Scroll lock indicator 12 Battery indicator 5 LCD screen 13 Memory Stick indicator 6 Speakers 14 Dockin
44. n Your Notebook Q Application Driver and System Recovery CDs Q Using Your Recovery CDs VAIO Notebook Quick Start Overview of the Software on Your Notebook Your computer may not be supplied with all of the software listed below depending on the configuration you purchased Preinstalled software may not be identical to retail versions or include supporting documentation Adobe crobat eader Adobe Systems Inc Acrobat Reader software allows you to view navigate and print electronic documents in Adobe s Portable Document Format PDF an open file format that is intended to preserve the fidelity of documents created on all major computer platforms ArcSoft PhotoPrinter 000 Pro ArcSoft Inc ArcSoft PhotoPrinter Pro software is an easy to use yet advanced printing program that lets you quickly lay out multiple images in multiple sizes on a single sheet of paper ArcSoft PhotoPrinter Pro software offers a wide selection of templates including landscape portrait free style mixed sizes custom templates and more The application includes enhancement tools and special effects for improving photos while giving you the ability to add text to any image With ArcSoft PhotoPrinter 2000 Pro software you can create business cards handouts calendars mailing labels and much more Adobe hotoshop lements On selected models Adobe Systems Inc Using state of the art image editing tools you can unleash your artistic ability a
45. nd create digital images for print e mail and posting to the Web The versatile image capturing options allow you to start working with digital and traditional photos immediately Explore endless creative possibilities for your personal images with Adobe Photoshop Elements software Adobe remiere E On selected models Adobe Systems Inc Adobe Premiere LE software offers interface and editing tools for producing movies for video multimedia or the Web View source clips and edited footage simultaneously on screen You can create your own personal video clips that are up to three hours in length with complete audio video synchronization Be Overview of the Software on Your Notebook America Online America Online Inc America Online is a popular Internet online service Stay in touch with family and friends with easy to use e mail Manage your personal finances get the latest news and sports scores and chat with thousands of others who share your interests DigitalPrint Sony Electronics Inc This image management software makes it fun and easy to edit import and organize your digital pictures in a photo album for rich digital printing to any standard color laser or ink jet printer DigitalPrint can also be used to make custom CD labels for your audio CDs DVgate Sony Electronics Inc Connect a digital video camera recorder to the i LINK port and capture your own video clips and still images You can edit clips from
46. ommunications links networks or modems before you open the system Q Electrostatic discharge ESD can damage disk drives and other components Perform the procedures described below only at an ESD workstation If such a Station is not available do not work in a carpeted area and do not handle materials that produce or hold static electricity cellophane wrappers for example Ground yourself by maintaining contact with an unpainted metal portion of the chassis while performing the procedure Do not open the memory module package until you are ready to install the module The package protects the module from ESD Q Use the special bag for preventing ESD or use aluminum foil when you store the memory module Precautions and Procedures Typical expansion memory configuration Total System Memory MB On board MB Slot MB 256 128 128 384 128 256 The 384 MB memory configuration may require the removal and replacement of original factory installed memory module VAIO Notebook Quick Start Removing a Memory Module 1 Turn off your notebook and disconnect all peripheral devices such as your printer Unplug the notebook and remove the battery packs After the notebook has cooled loosen and remove the two screws with the amp mark located on the bottom of your notebook Use an appropriate screwdriver Slide the LCD lock lever and lift the cover Slide the keyboard toward the LCD display then lift it away
47. onnectors on both ends DOCKING STATION PCGA DSD5 DSM5 Harness soldering on either end CN1401 100 l INVERTER UNIT Ni A J FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE 10 CORE EXCEPT PCG R505DL 123 CN2101 LAN CARD WIRELESS j Side R D NS n CN4601 1 IFX 180 BOARD SIDE A 10 PC CARD CONNECTOR CN4402 ele ol HARNESS LCD CN701 CNX 152 BOARD HARNESS POWER 2P CN5001 LITHIUM ION PS BATTERY PACK ES CN5002 CN3001 Rear Smmm g 7 NR 8 1x 2 RJ 45 HARNESS FOR INTERNAL OUR SWX 87 BOARD KEY BOARD DC FAN re M Bees SPEAKER WITH HEATSINK NABI CN 1114 1 2 FLEXIBLE 10 1p SPEAKER 10 4 CN1901 FLAT CABLE 3 R ch HED 10 CORE 24 1 CN501 nan 17 2 E 59 EXTENSION cu e Ee Ae Seed eS CPU MEMORY MODULE l PCGA M
48. or the docking indicator to switch off before undocking the notebook 2 Once the Undock Complete dialog box appears continue to step 3 to finish undocking the notebook This prevents you from leaving the notebook on the docking station in this released state for too long Docking Indicator Docking Station Indicator 3 Release and remove your notebook See To disconnect the docking station when the notebook is off on page 22 for instructions Disconnecting the Docking Station Using the UNDOCK switch 1 Pull the UNDOCK switch on the right side of your notebook The Undock Complete dialog box appears 2 Once the Undock Complete dialog box appears continue on to step 2 to finish undocking the notebook This prevents you from leaving the notebook on the docking station in this released state for too long UNDOCK switch UNDOCK Switch 2 Release and remove your notebook as described in To disconnect the docking station when the notebook is off on page 22 VAIO Notebook Quick Start Connecting a Power Source You can use either AC power or a rechargeable battery pack as a power source Using the AC adapter 1 Plug the cable attached to the AC adapter into the DC In port on the notebook 2 Plug one end of the power cord into the AC adapter 3 Plug the other end of the power cord into an AC outlet Connecting AC Adapter mp LD AC Adapter supplied
49. otebook automatically enters Hibernate mode when the remaining battery charge drops below 5 percent regardless of the power management setting you select If the battery level falls below 10 percent you should either attach the AC adapter to recharge the battery or turn off your notebook and insert a fully charged battery Normal mode Normal mode is the normal state of your notebook when it is in use The power indicator displays green when your notebook is in this mode To save power you can turn off a specific device such as the LCD or the hard disk drive Standby mode In Standby mode the notebook saves the current state of the system in RAM and switches off power to the CPU The amber power indicator flashes in this mode To use Standby mode 1 Press the key combination Fn Esc 2 Pressany key to return to normal mode Hibernate mode In Hibernate mode the state of the system is saved on the hard disk drive and power is turned off The power indicator is off in this mode To use Hibernate mode 1 Press the key combination Fn F12 2 Pressthe power button to return to normal mode ER Using Power Saving Modes Notes on power saving modes Q When returning from Hibernate mode the system status stored on the hard disk is erased and the notebook starts normally if you press the power button and hold it for more than 4 seconds Standby mode uses more power than Hibernate mode Standby mode re
50. ours M F 8 AM 5 PM PST Support from 949 387 7800 is free of charge but subject to delays Support from 900 820 8324 is fee based but offers immediate response Quicken Intuit Inc Web site http ww w intuit com support phone 900 555 4932 800 644 3193 hours M F 5 AM 5 PM PST Support from 900 555 4932 is fee based Support from 800 644 3193 is automated and free of charge RealJukebox RealPlayer RealNetworks Inc Web site s http service real com rjoptions html e mail http service real com help call html online e mail form Sony Applications Sony Electronics Inc Web site http www sony com pcsupport phone 888 4 SONY PC 888 476 6972 hours 7 days a week 24 hours a day Support from 1 888 4 SONY PC is free of charge for 90 days after the original date of purchase VAIO Notebook Quick Start Windows perating System Word Office XP Professional XP Small Business Microsoft Corp Web site http www sony com pcsupport phone 888 4SONYPC 888 476 6972 hours 7 days a week 24 hours a day Support from 1 888 4 SONY PC is free of charge for 90 days after the original date of purchase WinDVD nterVideo Inc Web site http www intervideo com phone 510 651 0888 Sony Service Center For the Sony Service Center nearest you call 1 888 4 SONY PC 1 888 476 6972 or find Sony Customer Service on the Web at http www sony com pcsupport Index A AC adapter 26 AC power 26 Applica
51. ove 100 C 212 F or incinerate Dispose of used battery promptly Keep away from children CAUTION Changing the back up battery Overcharging short circuiting reverse charging multilation or incineration of the cells must bi avoided to prevent one or more of the following occurrences release of toxic materials release of hydrogen and or oxygen gas rise in surface temperature If a cell has leaked or vented it should be replaced immediately while avoiding to touch it without any protection dde de dede dede dede dede dede dede dede dede dede dede dede de dede de de dede de de dede dede de de de de dede Service and Inspection Precautions 1 Obey precautionary markings and instructions Labels and stamps on the cabinet chassis and components identify areas requiring special precautions Be sure to observe these precautions as well as all precautions listed in the operating manual and other associated documents 2 Use designated parts only The set s components possess important safety characteristics such as noncombustibility and the ability to tolerate large voltages Be sure that replacement parts possess the same safety characteristics as the originals Also remember that the mark which appears in circuit diagrams and parts lists denotes components that have particularly important safety functions be extra sure to use only the designated components 3 Always follow the original design when mounting p
52. production tool including unlimited tracks and enhanced effects Sony ScreenBlast Sound Forge Sony Pictures Digital Entertainment Sony ScreenBlast Sound Forge allows you to record edit and process mono or stereo audio files for your multimedia or Internet projects Whether you want to use a number of professional effects convert video into streaming media or synchronize audio to video this software has everything you need to create rich immersive multimedia and Internet content Sony on Yahoo Yahoo Inc Personalize your own web portal with Sony on Yahoo Get a free webmail account customized news and local weather reports comics instant messaging and more VAIO Action Setup On selected models Sony Electronics Inc VAIO Action Setup manages the settings for your computer s Shortcut keys VAIO Support Agent Sony Electronics Inc VAIO Support Agent provides immediate interactive online support with information about your preinstalled software and answers to frequently asked questions VisualFlow Sony Electronics Inc VisualFlow software is a state of the art Sony multimedia browser designed specifically for Memory Stick media It displays any still picture movie or sound file stored in a Memory Stick media in a visually pleasing artistic manner VisualFlow software not only plays a selected movie or sound file but also enables playback of files by other applications like PictureGear or Memory St
53. quires less time than Hibernate mode to return to normal mode VAIO Notebook Quick Start Adding Memory In the future you may want to install memory modules to expand the functionality of your notebook The amount of memory on your notebook will vary depending on the model you purchased Expansion memory modules are available as options For memory upgrades use only unbuffered PC133 CL2 SDRAM SO DIMM gold lead contacts This section describes how to replace memory modules in your computer m a a a Precautions and Procedures Installing a Memory Module Removing a Memory Module Viewing the Amount of Memory VAIO Notebook Quick Start Precautions and Procedures The procedures described below assume familiarity with the general terminology associated with personal computers and with the safety practices and regulatory compliance required for using and modifying electronic equipment Personal injury or equipment damage may result from failure to take these precautions A Sony recommends memory upgrades be performed by an authoried Sony Service Center To find the nearest center or agent see http www sony com pcsupport Observe the proper safety precautions when installing memory modules in your notebook See the bulleted list below Use care when adding memory Mistakes when installing or removing a memory module may cause a malfunction Q Disconnect the system from its power source and from any telec
54. r you purchased if the application becomes corrupted or is erased Recovery CDs Q Application Recovery CD s Enables you to reinstall individual applications if they become corrupted or are erased Q Driver Recovery CD s Enables you to reinstall individual device drivers if they become corrupted or are erased System Recovery CD s Enables you to restore the operating system and software that shipped with your computer if they become corrupted or are erased This CD restores your computer to its original factory settings so user data and applications installed since you started using your computer will be lost 3 To use these recovery CDs connect the docking station supplied with selected models or an optional optical drive such as a fully atapi compliant PC Card CD ROM drive to the notebook Other Packet containing special product offers Q Limited Warranty Card VAIO Notebook Quick Start Registering Your Notebook Take advantage of Sony s commitment to quality customer support and receive these benefits by registering your notebook Q Sony Customer Support Talk to a Support Representative to troubleshoot problems you may be having with your notebook Limited Warranty Protect your investment See the Limited Warranty Card for more details You are prompted to register your computer the first time you turn on the unit Follow the on screen instructions to complete the regist
55. ration process If you are not able to register your computer during the first session you are provided with additional registration opportunities later Setting Up Your Dial Up Connection Setting Up Your Dial Up Connection This section describes the basic steps for setting up your dial up connection The Connection Wizard guides you through the process of connecting to the Internet and choosing an Internet Service Provider ISP or setting up an existing account Setting up your Internet connection Microsoft Windows XP operating system 1 Click Start point to All Programs Accessories Communications and then click New Connection Wizard The Location Information window appears Location Information window espere CE brie aiiim M m ee omma e Ji Ge Hm qi w te t ran arid Le CET ema com ma re d mirr ee m a c eem cm lm mig Sry 2 Follow the on screen instructions and then click OK to continue The Phone and Modem Options window appears VAIO Notebook Quick Start Phone and Modem Options window SSS 5 wim be min ee es pou becs ee ie di b r i ia 3 Select the location from where you are dialing and then click OK The New Connection Wizard window appears New Connection Wizard window L dal aL Ei Welcome bo ene Peu Connecti Vif and eee RAN een en hi ur 4 Follow the on screen instructions to finish setting up your Internet connection Setting Up Your Dia
56. s describe how to use the Application Recovery Driver Recovery and System Recovery utilities To use the Application Recovery CD s The Application Recovery CD s allows you to reinstall individual applications if they become corrupted or are accidentally erased Reinstalling an individual software title may correct a problem you are experiencing with your notebook or software application you may not need to reinstall the entire contents of your hard drive If you need to reinstall all the software titles that shipped with your notebook use the System Recovery CD s See To use the System Recovery CD s on page 58 for more information If you have any questions on using the Application Recovery CD contact Sony Customer Support 2 You must be in the Windows operating system to run the Application Recovery CD If you have any questions on using the Application Recovery CD contact Sony Customer Support 1 Tum on your notebook If your notebook is already on close all applications 2 When the Windows desktop appears insert the Sony Application Recovery CD in the optical drive The Application Recovery utility loads automatically 3 When the Application Recovery menu appears select the icon for the application you want to restore and then follow the on screen instructions to complete the recovery process Your system may include one or two Application Recovery CDs If you have two Application Recovery CDs insert the first
57. s key and use the arrow keys to select All Programs Press the Enter key Windows 2000 Press the Windows key and use the arrow keys to select Settings Press the Enter key 2 Windows XP Select Sony Notebook Setup and press the Enter key Select Sony Notebook Setup again Windows 2000 Select Control Panel and then press the Enter key 3 Windows XP Select the Touchpad tab and press the Alt S keys simultaneously Windows 2000 Select Mouse and then press the Enter key The Mouse Properties dialog box appears 4 Make sure the Buttons tab is open and change the button assignments in the Mouse Properties dialog box Press the Enter key to save your changes and close the dialog box If you are still experiencing problems make sure another mouse was not installed You may need to use your Driver Recovery CD to reinstall the mouse drivers See To use the Driver Recovery CD s on page 55 for more information The pointer does not move when I use the Touchpad or Mouse a The notebook should be restarted Follow these steps 1 Press the Windows key 2 Press the U key and wait for at least 4 seconds 3 Press the R key to restart the notebook Windows XP If the notebook does not restart press the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously In the Windows Task Manager dialog box click the Shut Down menu and select Restart Windows 2000 If the notebook does not restart press Ctrl Alt Delete simultaneously and clic
58. slightly Lift the keyboard from the LCD display side then gently turn it over on the touchpad space Be careful not to detach the cable when lifting the keyboard Touch a metal object such as the connector panel on the back of your notebook to discharge any static electricity Slide the memory module out of the slot Gently replace the keyboard then press it into your notebook Be careful not to detach the cable when lifting the keyboard Close the notebook cover then tighten the screws on the bottom of the computer Installing a Memory Module Installing a Memory Module 1 Turn off your notebook and disconnect all peripheral devices such as your printer 2 Unplug the notebook and remove the battery packs 3 After the notebook has cooled loosed and remove the two screws with the amp mark located on the bottom of your notebook Use an appropriate screwdriver Screws on Bottom of Notebook 4 Slide the LCD lock lever and lift the cover Slide the keyboard toward the LCD display then lift it away slightly Lifting the Keyboard VAIO Notebook Quick Start 5 Lift the keyboard from the LCD display side then gently turn it over on the touchpad space Be careful not to detach the cable when lifting the keyboard Turning the Keyboard Cable 6 You must remove the existing memory module before you can install a new module See Removing a Memory Module on page 40 for instructions 7 Touch a metal
59. sualFlow SonicStage OpenMG ATRAC3 Giga Pocket Pico Player and i LINK are trademarks of Sony All other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Printed in USA 4 661 919 01 VAIO PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM List of PCG R505 Series for American Area As of March 2002 Service Manual Model Parts No PCG RS505TE PCG R505TEK PCG R505TS PCG R505TSK PCG R505DE PCG R505TL PCG R505TLK PCG R505JE PCG R505JEK PCG R505JEP PCG R505JL PCG R505JLK 9 874 469 01 PCG R505JLP PCG R505JS PCG R505JSK PCG R505JSP PCG R505AFE PCG R505DL PCG R505DS PCG R505DSK PCG R505DSP 9 872 185 11 9 874 420 11 9 874 442 11 9 874 490 01 9 874 513 01 SI Additional Model American Area North Central and South Americas This manual and the constituent data may not be replicated copied nor reprinted in whole or in part without prior written authorization of Sony Corporation Information Technology Company Printed in USA Sony Corporation wa 94 2002 Sony Corporation 9 874 513 01 Published by Sony EMCS VAIO GSC SNT Revision History Date Contents 2002 03 01 First Edition lt Remarks gt Confidential PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM
60. t Confidential 5 1 PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM 5 1 MAIN SECTION Ref No Part No Description 1 A 8067 097 A COMPLETE PWB SWX 88 2 1 823 811 11 CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 20P 3 1 763 819 11 PWB FLEXIBLE PRINT FRONT LED 4 1 476 762 31 ENCODER ROTARY 5 X 4624 454 2 R505DS R505DSK R505DSP HOUSING PALMREST A ASSY 5 X 4624 466 2 R505DL HOUSING PALMREST B ASSY 6 4 660 060 R505DS R505DSK R505DSP COVER PALM LENS 6 4 660 223 R505DL COVER PALM B LENS 7 4 660 058 R505DS R505DSK R505DSP KNOB SLIDE 4 660 603 R505DL SPACER LENS COVER 8 4 654 382 CUSHION HDD CONNECTOR 9 1 796 319 11 PAD TOUCH 0 4 660 059 02 ESCUTHEON PAD 1 1 823 813 11 CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 12P 2 X 4624 451 1 COVER SIDE L ASSY 3 4 660 456 CUSHION COVER SIDE 4 X 4624 452 1 COVER SIDE R ASSY 5 1 825 082 11 SPEAKER 2 0CM BOX WITH 6 4 662 617 SHEET FAN INSULATING 7 1 823 812 11 CABLE FLEXIBLE FLAT 10P 8 A 8067 107 A COMPLETE PWB SWX 87 9 X 4624 447 1 HOUSING FRAME ASSY 20 4 660 019 01 KEYBOARD PLATE 21 4 660 020 01 COVER HINGE 22 1 960 827 51 HARNESS 2PIN 23 A 8067 116 A COMPLETE PWB CNX 152 24 4 653 506 13 SHEET MODEM 25 1 477 114 21 KEYBOARD UNIT US 26 1 763 809 11 FAN DC WITH HEATSINK 27 4 660 523 01 SHEET CPU THERMAL 28 4 662 258 01 SHEET MS INSULATING 29
61. the Windows taskbar click Start select Turn Off Computer and then click Turn Off Windows 2000 On the Windows taskbar click Start then Shut Down then select Shut Down again and click OK Q Windows XP If you cannot shut down your notebook as described in the preceding step press the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously and click Turn Off Computer on the Windows Security window Windows 2000 If you cannot shut down your notebook as described in the preceding step press the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously and click Shut Down on the Windows Security window If the preceding step does not work press and hold the power button for at least 4 seconds to turn off the power Q Unplug the notebook from the AC adapter and remove the battery pack from your notebook Windows XP If your notebook stops responding while playing a CD or DVD press the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously and click Turn Off g l0 _j_ Troubleshooting the Docking Station Computer on the Windows Security window Windows 2000 If your notebook stops responding while playing a CD or DVD press the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously and click Shut Down on the Windows Security window u Pressing the Ctrl Alt Delete keys simultaneously or turning off the notebook with the power button may result in data loss in files that are currently open Troubleshooting the Docking Station I cannot operate the optical drive in the docking station wh
62. tion Recovery CD 55 B battery pack charging 28 indicator light status 29 indicator lights 29 inserting 27 loading 27 power saving modes 34 power status 29 rechargeable 26 removing 29 using 30 battery power 26 brightness adjusting 32 built in speaker 14 buttons left 14 right 14 C Caps Lock 14 charge status indicator light 20 charging battery pack 28 choosing power source 26 computer 70 features 5 locating controls and connectors 14 setting up 13 14 shutting down 33 starting 32 troubleshooting 62 unpacking 6 connecting dial up 9 Internet 9 network 18 power source 26 connectors DC In 26 infrared 16 locating 14 network 18 Serial port 18 controls locating 14 D DC In 26 dial up connection 9 docking station troubleshooting 65 Driver Recovery CD 56 Ethernet removing protective tab 17 Ethernet network connector 16 expansion memory configuration 39 7 VAIO Notebook Quick Start F features 5 G getting help 69 H hardware online support 70 headphone connector 15 help 69 70 Hibernate mode 34 I indicator lights battery 29 Caps Lock 14 charge status 29 Num Lock 14 power 14 infrared port 16 inserting battery pack 27 internal speaker See speakers Internet connection 9 K keyboard 14 L LCD lock lever 32 troubleshooting 66 left button 14 lever LCD 32 loading battery pack 27 locating controls and connectors 14 M memory adding 37 viewing the amount of 44 memory module
63. tion shown in the figure 2 Remove up the CPU A AMP lock position 7 i unlock position L A GPU socket 2 How to install the CPU Position the mark on the CPU to the mark on the CPU socket and put in all pins to the holes on the CPU socket Pressing two corners marked with O in the figure rotate the lock with a flat blade screwdriver toward the lock position a N AMP OG C o mark SF unlock position MAO D CPU socket lock position N J Note Lock the CPU properly or operation becomes unstable Confidential 5 8 PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM 5 3 Accessories Ref No Part No Description ACCESSORIES EKEKREKETENE 201 A201 1 575 562 21 CORD POWER Power Cord 202 1 756 152 41 BATTERY PACK LITHIUM ION A203 1 477 205 11 ADAPTOR AC 4 646 847 11 R505DSK W2K FIRST STEP GUIDE 4 661 919 01 QUICK START LOOK AT EXPLODED VIEWS OF THE PART KAKA KKK ke kc ke ke ke kc ke ke ke kc ke ke ke ke e ke KK ERK KEK KEKE 202 204 PCGA DSM5 Battery Pack The components identified by mark A or dotted line with mark A are critical for safety Replace only with part number specified Les composants identifi s par une marque sont critiques pour la s curit Ne les r
64. um M m amp Celeron Processor uFCPGA Connector GMCH M FW82830MG PortO USB Host ControllerO Portl Port2 USB Host Controller j ITP Connector ATF Sense FAN Control ADM1030 SMBUSI Diversity Antenna LED Caps NumSal k i LINK 1 LCD 12 1 XGA W LAN amp Inverter Board LEX 2 Module Cardbus 802 11b R5C4761I Mini PCI 124pin SWX 151 CNX 152 Port4 USB Host Controller2 Ports Primary IDE Flash BIOS ROM 8 Mbit 3 1 Debug Po t Super I O LPC47N227 EC KBC SPIC H8S 2149 T O Expander JogDial L R Button z Power SW SWX 88 oO SWX 87 Int KBD Serial Pallarel FDD Touch PAD SMBUS MUX SMBUSO OZ998 SMBUSO Power Supply 3 3V amp 5V 12V amp 18V 15V Batt Charge Port PCGA DSM5 PCGA DSD5 Ether Serial Pallarel SMBUS1 i E 5 Baterry BP2R BP4R Battery LED Caps Num ScrLk ON FPC LED PWR BATT MS W LAN Confidential E i PCG R505DL R505DS R505DSK R505DSP AM Side L CN4401 DC IN CN4302 USB MEMORY STICK PC CARD LC N CNX 154 BOARD SIDE A CNX 153 BOARD SIDE B CN 10 li 1 4301 CHAPTER 4 FRAME HARNESS DIAGRAM N4901 mo 901 gt From board to connector LEX 32 BOARD direct connection SIDE A Harness with c
65. your video add new clips and combine clips into new movie segments You can also save your images in a variety of popular file formats Dragh Drop CD On selected models DigiOn Inc and Easy Systems Japan Ltd Drag n Drop CD software is designed to be the most simple software to make your own CD Users can create their own best AudioCD or data CD that can be read in many PCs With Drag n Drop CD software you can also create your own backup CD from the original CD that you own i LINK is a Sony trademark used only to designate that a product contains an IEEE 1394 con nection The i LINK connection may vary depending on the software applications operating system and compatible i LINK devices All products with an i LINK connection may not communicate with each other Refer to the documentation that came with your compatible i LINK device for information on operating conditions and proper connection Before con necting compatible i LINK PC peripherals to your system such as a CD RW or hard disk drive confirm their operating system compatibility and required operating conditions Y VAIO Notebook Quick Start EarthLink Network Total Access EarthLink Network Inc An Internet Service Provider that supplies access information and assistance to its customers introducing them to the Internet Member benefits include e mail newsgroups a Personal Start Page free storage space for your personal Web site a member magazine

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