Module 9
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| CardBus | A PCMCIA specification that improved on the earlier PC Card standards
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| Docking Station | A device that receives a notebook computer and provides additional secondary storage and easy connection to peripheral devices
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| ExpressCard | The latest PCMCIA standard for notebook I/O cards that uses the PCI Express and USB 2.0 data transfer standards.
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| Hardware | The physical components that constitute the computer system, such as the monitor, the keyboard, the motherboard, and the printer
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| PC Card / PCMCIA | A credit card sized adapter card that can be slid into a slot in the side of many notebook computers and is used by modems, network cards, and other devices.
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| Port Replicator | A device designed to connect to a notebook computer in order to make it easy to connect the notebook to peripheral devices
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| Notebooks/Netbooks | Portable computers, typically rely on batteries for power
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| Servicing Considerations | •Notebooks (and replacement parts) are more expensive •Notebooks are highly proprietary units
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| Warranty | usually offered for a year, can be voided under certain conditions
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| Identify the factors to consider that generally apply more to notebooks than to desktop computers | OEM,Service Manual, Diagnostic Software, Built OS, Replacement parts
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| Identify the ways a warranty can be voided. | If someone other than an authorized service center services the notebook
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| Service Manuals | Manufacturer, 3rd Party, User Manual
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| Diagnostic Tools | may be provided by the OEM, tests certain components
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| What is an OS build? | The customized installation of the OS that was pre-installed at the factory
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| Recovery Disks/Partitions | Content Varies by Manufacturer
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| OS Upgrades | usually never upgraded, original OS should be sufficient for system life
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| Notebook Care | More Susceptible to Damage and requires a higher level of Preventive Maintenance
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| Notebook Security | oAnti-theft Devices (1 in 14 chance of being stolen or lost)
oPassword Protected and employ acceptable Fault Tolerance
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| Identify the difference between a Port Replicator and a Docking Station? | Docking station provides additional slots for adding secondary storage devices and expansion cards
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| Standard Connections | video, keyboard, mouse, USB & network
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| PCMCIA Cards/Slots | various types of I/O card slots, different standards
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| PC Cards | o(oldest, based on 16-bit ISA)
oCategories: Type I (smallest), Type II, and Type III (largest)
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| Card Bus | o(based on 32-bit PCI standards)
oOlder PC Cards function in Card Bus slots (but not vice versa)
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| Express Card | onewest PCMCIA Standard, comparable to PCIe technology in desktops oTwo sizes: Express Card/34 and Express Card/54 oNot backward compatible with the older two standards
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| Most PCMCIA cards are hot swappable | the service should be stopped before R&R
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| Newer/lighter notebooks | have more USB and less card slots
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| Mini PCI and PCI Express | o Internal slots for expansion cards o Based on desktop PCI Express standard, smaller form factor
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| Which PCMCIA card is up to 10.5mm thick and could be a portable disk drive? | Type III
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| What standards are PCMCIA ExpressCards designed to use? | PCI express bus standard or the USB 2.0
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| Two types of Card Services | oSocket Service – establishes/disconnects communication between card and notebook oCard Service – provides the device driver (after the socket is created)
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| Socket Service | establishes/disconnects communication between card and notebook
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| Card Service | provides the device driver (after the socket is created)
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| Wireless Connections | WiFI (802.11 b/g/n), Bluetooth, Cellular
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| WiFi (802.11 b/g/n) | LAN/WAN connection Ad Hoc Network – PC to PC Infrastructure Network – PC to Access Point
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| Bluetooth | peripheral connection
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| Cellular | WiMax (802.16) or mobile phone technology
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| What are the options for powering a notebook? | AC Adapter, DC Adapter, and a battery pack
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| Managing Power | •Notebooks typically have at least two power schemes (Control Panel): on AC and on DC •Battery Types: Ni-Cad, NiMH and, the newest technology: Lithium Ion (lasst 4-5 years) •OS/CMOS Setup Options (most laptops are ACPI compliant)
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| Which Vista power-saving state saves all work to the hard drive and powers down the system? | Hibernation
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| Replacing or Upgrading Parts | oAuthorized Service Center oSubstitute an external part for an internal part oReplace the Item
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| When substituting an external part for an internal part what must be done in CMOS/BIOS setup? | disable that internal device
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| Memory | oPerformance Improvement oShared or Dedicated Video Memory
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| Types of memory | SO-DIMMs/SO-RIMMs PC Card Proprietary MicroDIMM (smaller than SO-DIM)
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| SO-DIMMs/SO-RIMMs | •Notches identify types (identical in function to desktop memory)
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| Hard Drive | different form factor than desktop
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| How wide is a notebook hard drive? (What is the Form Factor?) | 2.5 inches wide. Proprietary form factors
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