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Sony VAIO SVF13NA1UL How To Use Manual

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Personal Computer
VAIO Fit 13A
Model: SVF13NA1UL
How to Use
Windows 8: The Basics
User account
Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account
About User Account Types
Power
Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown)
Restarting Your VAIO Computer
Entering Sleep Mode, Shutting Down, or Restarting
Using Sleep Mode
Display
About the Start Screen and Menu
Opening the Desktop
Internet
Installing Apps from Windows Store
Password
Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account
About User Account Types
Apps
Searching/Starting Apps, Settings, or Files
Switching Apps
Viewing Running Apps
Installing Apps from Windows Store
Opening the App Menu
Closing Apps
Switching User Accounts
Windows
Opening Windows Help and Support
Menu
About the Start Screen and Menu
Opening Control Panel
Opening the Desktop
Opening the Charms

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  • Page 1 Personal Computer VAIO Fit 13A Model: SVF13NA1UL How to Use Windows 8: The Basics User account Switching from a Local Account to a Microsoft Account About User Account Types Power Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Restarting Your VAIO Computer Entering Sleep Mode, Shutting Down, or Restarting Using Sleep Mode...

  • Page 2: Parts Description

    Windows 8 Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Restarting Your VAIO Computer Using Sleep Mode Store Installing Apps from Windows Store Switching User Accounts Help and Support Opening Windows Help and Support Parts Description VAIO computer Parts and Controls on the Back Parts and Controls on the Bottom Parts and Controls on the Sides...

  • Page 3: Network / Internet

    Using Your VAIO Computer in Tablet Mode Windows 8 Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Network / Internet Internet Using the Antivirus App for Your VAIO Computer Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection (LAN port equipped models) About the Internet Connection Services About the Network (LAN) Disabling the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Function...
  • Page 4 Connecting a Power Source Display Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image on an HDMI-Connected Device Notes on the LCD screen Using the Multiple Monitors Function Selecting Display Modes Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port HDMI Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image on an HDMI-Connected Device Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port Peripheral device Connecting a High-Quality Digital Sound Output Device between Your VAIO Computer and a TV...

  • Page 5: User Account

    About a Security Key for Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection (LAN port equipped models) About the Internet Connection Services About the Network (LAN) About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards About a Security Key for Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Using the LAN Port (LAN port equipped models) Wi-Fi About the Internet Connection Services...

  • Page 6: Peripheral Device

    Using Sleep Mode Display Displaying Clear and Vivid Images (X-Reality for mobile installed models) Adjusting the LCD Brightness Automatically Notes on Using the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Enlarging the Text Size (DPI) (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Changing the LCD Brightness Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image on an HDMI-Connected Device Notes on the LCD screen...
  • Page 7 Optical digital output Connecting a High-Quality Digital Sound Output Device between Your VAIO Computer and a TV Button About the ASSIST Button Recovery About the ASSIST Button Keyboard Changing the Keyboard Backlight Settings (Keyboard backlight equipped models) Touch pad Using the Touch Pad Enabling/Disabling the Touch Pad Disabling the Tapping Function on the Touch Pad Enabling/Disabling the Gesture Function...

  • Page 8: Backup / Recovery

    How to Use the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Sensor About Built-In Sensors Notes on Built-In Sensors Security Updating Your VAIO Computer Menu Opening Control Panel Windows 8 Using Sleep Mode Backup / Recovery VAIO computer Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition (VAIO Care) About the ASSIST Button CD/DVD/BD...

  • Page 9: Other Operations

    Restoring System Files Using the Restore Point when You cannot Start Windows Restoring Your Data with VAIO Data Restore Tool Service and support Keeping Your VAIO Computer in Optimum Condition (VAIO Care) Built-in storage device Creating Partitions Creating Other Drives (Modifying Partitions) Removing Recovery Content to Free up Disk Space Checking the Volume of the Recovery Area Partition...

  • Page 10: Memory Card

    Charging the Battery Pack Turning On Your VAIO Computer Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) Restarting Your VAIO Computer Charge Indicator Status List Using Sleep Mode Changing the Intel Smart Connect Technology (Sleep Mode) Settings Changing the Low Battery Hibernation Settings About Sleep Mode Battery Checking the Battery Charge Capacity...
  • Page 11 Built-in storage device Creating Partitions Creating Other Drives (Modifying Partitions) Touch panel Entering Characters with Touch Screen Operations (Touch screen equipped models) Notes on Using the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) About the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) How to Use the Touch Screen (Touch screen equipped models) Partition Creating Partitions...

  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    Care and maintenance Cleaning Your VAIO computer/LCD screen Important notice Trademarks About the Software License About the International ENERGY STAR(R) Program Safety Information Handling the Built-in Storage Device Service and support About Online Support Website Updating Your VAIO Computer Solving Common Problems with Your VAIO Computer Product registration About Online Support Website Supplied items...
  • Page 13 What should I do if my computer screen goes blank? What should I do if my computer screen flickers or fades to white? (Intel graphics accelerator installed models) Why does the LCD brightness automatically change? What should I do if captured images flicker? What should I do if captured images contain dropped frames and audio interruptions? What should I do if the touch screen does not work correctly? (Touch screen equipped models) Why does the viewfinder show no images or poor-quality images?
  • Page 14 What should I do if captured images contain dropped frames and audio interruptions? Why does the viewfinder show no images or poor-quality images? Why is the video input from the built-in camera suspended momentarily? How can I find the physical address (MAC address) of the built-in wireless network interface of my VAIO computer? What should I do if I cannot play back movies or audio tracks received via Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN), or their playback is interrupted? Why is the data transfer speed slow? What should I do if I do not know the SSID or security key for the access point?
  • Page 15 Why is my VAIO computer running slowly and the CPU clock frequency low while the computer is running on battery power? Touch panel What should I do if the touch screen does not work correctly? (Touch screen equipped models) NFC/One-touch functions What should I do if I cannot use NFC/One-touch functions? Sensor Why doesn’t the built-in digital compass show the correct direction?

  • Page 16: Peripheral Devices

    Backup / Recovery Recovery What should I do if I cannot create Recovery Media? What should I do if I cannot start/complete the recovery process? What should I do if my VAIO computer becomes unstable (Windows does not start)? What should I do if my VAIO computer becomes unstable (Windows starts)? What should I do if I cannot recover my VAIO computer from the recovery area? How do I create Recovery Media? How can I restore my VAIO computer system to its factory default settings?
  • Page 17 If you forget your Microsoft account password, contact Microsoft support services. About User Account Types There are two types of user accounts available in Windows 8: a local account and a Microsoft account. Local account A local account is a user name and password that you set on your VAIO computer. Because one local account is expected to be used for a single computer, you cannot share the same account on multiple computers.

  • Page 18: Using Sleep Mode

    You can place your VAIO computer into Sleep mode or shut down/restart the computer by following these steps. 1. Open the charms and select the Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms to open the charms.) 2. Select Power and Sleep, Shut down, or Restart. Using Sleep Mode In Sleep mode, you can step away from your VAIO computer while retaining the computer’s state including data you are working on.
  • Page 19 Tiles Select a tile to start an app and personalize the Start screen by adding and rearranging tiles. Charms Search for apps and files, share content, play content on other devices or print, and set up your VAIO computer. To open the Start screen Touch operation (Touch screen equipped models) Open the charms, then tap the Start charm.

  • Page 20: Microsoft Account

    3. Select Users in the left pane of the PC settings screen. 4. Select Switch to a Microsoft account. 5. Follow the on-screen instructions. Hint To switch to a local account, select Switch to a local account in step 4 instead of Switch to a Microsoft account. If you forget your Microsoft account password, contact Microsoft support services.

  • Page 21: Keyboard Operation

    Mouse/Touch pad operation Display currently running apps and drag your desired app icon from the left edge to the center. To display the currently running apps, see Viewing Running Apps. Viewing Running Apps You can view running apps by displaying the list on the Start screen. See About the Start Screen and Menu for more information.

  • Page 22: Closing Apps

    1. Connect to the Internet. Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection (LAN port equipped models) for more information on how to connect to the Internet. 2. Open the Start screen and select the Store tile. (See About the Start Screen and Menu to open the Start screen.) 3.

  • Page 23: Switching User Accounts

    Keyboard operation Press the Alt key and the F4 key at the same time. Switching User Accounts You can switch to another user account by following these steps. 1. Open the Start screen and select an account name at the upper-right corner of the computer screen. (See About the Start Screen and Menu to open the Start screen.)
  • Page 24 Tiles Select a tile to start an app and personalize the Start screen by adding and rearranging tiles. Charms Search for apps and files, share content, play content on other devices or print, and set up your VAIO computer. To open the Start screen Touch operation (Touch screen equipped models) Open the charms, then tap the Start charm.
  • Page 25 Mouse/Touch pad operation Point to the upper-right corner ( ), then move downward ( With a touch pad, you can also swipe in from the right edge. Keyboard operation Press the (Windows) key and the C key at the same time. Controlling the Power State of Your VAIO Computer (Sleep Mode/Shutdown) By default, your VAIO computer automatically enters Sleep mode after a certain period of inactivity.
  • Page 26 In Sleep mode, you can step away from your VAIO computer while retaining the computer’s state including data you are working on. To activate Sleep mode 1. Open the charms and select the Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms to open the charms.) 2.
  • Page 27 2. Select your desired account name. Hint To create a new user account, you need to sign in as an administrator. Then, open the charms and select the Settings charm. Select Change PC settings in the lower right corner, and select Users in the left pane. To open the charms, see Opening the Charms.
  • Page 28 Air intake vents Built-in rear camera indicator (Built-in rear camera equipped models) (Using the Built-in Camera) Built-in rear camera (Built-in rear camera equipped models) (Using the Built-in Camera) Battery off button Touch mark (NFC supported models) (Using NFC/One-touch functions (NFC supported models)) Note If the battery off button is pressed while your VAIO computer is running, unsaved data may be lost.
  • Page 29 Built-in speaker (stereo) Headset compatible headphone jack (Connecting External Speakers/Headphones/Headset) SD memory card slot (Inserting SD Memory Cards) USB port (Connecting a USB Device) LAN port (Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection (LAN port equipped models)) For details on the LAN port, see Using the LAN Port (LAN port equipped models).

  • Page 30: Viewer Mode

    depending on the models. Do not place credit cards etc., which are affected by magnetism, near your VAIO computer. The computer may cause data corruption. A:SVF15N / SVF14N B:SVF13N Display lock switch Charge indicator (Charge Indicator Status List) Disc drive indicator (Disc drive indicator equipped models) Power indicator (Turning On Your VAIO Computer)

  • Page 31: Checking Supplied Items

    Note Make sure the display lock switch is set to the LOCK position before using your VAIO computer in Laptop Mode. Make sure your VAIO computer is in Laptop Mode and the LCD screen is closed when carrying the computer in a case. If you change the LCD screen orientation during video playback, your VAIO computer may become unstable.
  • Page 32 Hint No Recovery Media is included because your VAIO computer can be recovered using data stored in the hard disk drive or SSD. See Recovering from the Recovery Area for more information. Using Your VAIO Computer in Tablet Mode You can use your VAIO computer in Tablet Mode to operate the computer with the touch screen as a tablet. 1.

  • Page 33: Ergonomic Considerations

    Setting Up an Appropriate Work Environment This topic describes where to or not to place your VAIO computer and ergonomic instructions. Where to place your VAIO computer When placing your VAIO computer, ensure that: You have easy access to a power source and necessary ports. You leave enough space around the computer.

  • Page 34: Charging The Battery Pack

    Connect your VAIO computer to an AC power source. Carefully read the precautions in Notes on Using the Power Source before connection. 1. Plug one end of the power cord ( ) into the AC adapter ( 2. Plug the other end of the power cord into an AC outlet ( 3.
  • Page 35 In Sleep mode, the computer will retain its current state, including data you are working on, while you take a break. Using Sleep Mode for more information on Sleep mode. When you do not use your VAIO computer for a while To avoid losing unsaved data, follow these steps to shut down your VAIO computer.
  • Page 36 If the battery pack quickly runs out of power after being fully charged or it has reached the end of its life, replace it with a new one. Contact an authorized Sony service/support center and replace the battery pack with a new one specified by Sony. When the battery pack is running out of power If the battery pack runs out and your VAIO computer is not plugged in, power will be cut off and any data you are working on will be lost.
  • Page 37 2. Set the display lock switch to the RELEASE position. 3. Hold down the area in front of the keyboard with your hand, grasp the top corner of the LCD screen with the other hand, and rotate the screen in the direction of the arrow. To change back to Laptop Mode Rotate the LCD screen to the front side of your VAIO computer and set the display lock switch to the LOCK position.
  • Page 38 4. Move the LCD screen in the direction of the arrow to fold the screen. The LCD screen is folded on the keyboard. To change back to Laptop Mode Grasp the center of the LCD screen and raise the screen to change Tablet Mode to Viewer Mode. Then, rotate the screen to the front side of your VAIO computer and set the display lock switch to the LOCK position.
  • Page 39 2. Set the display lock switch to the RELEASE position. 3. Hold down the area in front of the keyboard with your hand, grasp the top corner of the LCD screen with the other hand, and rotate the screen slightly to the back side of your VAIO computer. 4.
  • Page 40 Note An improper shutdown may cause loss of unsaved data or cause your VAIO computer to malfunction. To disconnect your VAIO computer completely from an AC power source, turn off the computer, and then unplug the power cord from the AC outlet. Hint If you select Shut down while holding down the Shift key in step 4, you can place your VAIO computer into the minimum power consumption state (ACPI S5 mode).
  • Page 41 settings. See Starting Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Communications for more information. About the Internet Connection Services The following types of Internet connection services are available. You can select from among the services according to your preference, for example, communication speed or a usage fee. For detailed information on a variety of connection services, contact Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
  • Page 42 Distance between devices Existence of obstacles between devices Device configuration Radio conditions Ambient environment (including wall material, etc.) Apps in use Communications may be cut off depending on radio conditions. The data transfer rate specified in the specification is the theoretical maximum, and may not reflect actual data transfer rate.
  • Page 43 On how to create and what you can do with the Microsoft account, refer to Windows Help and Support (Opening Windows Help and Support). 1. Connect to the Internet. Connecting to the Internet with a Wired Connection (LAN port equipped models) for more information on how to connect to the Internet.
  • Page 44 key or a WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key. The security key allows wireless devices that have the same key, such as a Wi-Fi access point and a computer, to communicate with each other on Wi-Fi. The security key is assigned to each access point by default. (Make sure the default security key has been changed to protect data from unauthorized use.) If you cannot find the default security key, refer to the manual that came with your access point.
  • Page 45 For information on peripheral devices required for LAN access, ask your Internet Service Provider (ISP) or refer to the manual that came with your modem. For information on how to connect your VAIO computer to the network, refer to your ISP’s instructions or the manual that came with the modem and other peripheral devices.
  • Page 46 Hint To enable the Wi-Fi function, turn off Airplane mode and change the Wi-Fi setting under Wireless devices to On. To disable all wireless functions, turn on Airplane mode. The wireless function(s) whose setting is on will be enabled when you turn off Airplane mode. Refer to Windows Help and Support (Opening Windows Help and Support) for more information on Airplane mode.
  • Page 47 About the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) Standards Wi-Fi allows your VAIO computer to connect to a network through a wireless connection. Wi-Fi uses the following IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (draft) standard, which specifies the type of technology used. Refer to the specifications to find out about the configuration of the computer. IEEE 802.11a (Frequency band:5 GHz) Exclusive to models compliant with the IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac (draft) standard.
  • Page 48 key or a WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) key. The security key allows wireless devices that have the same key, such as a Wi-Fi access point and a computer, to communicate with each other on Wi-Fi. The security key is assigned to each access point by default. (Make sure the default security key has been changed to protect data from unauthorized use.) If you cannot find the default security key, refer to the manual that came with your access point.

  • Page 49: Notes On The Lcd Screen

    Connecting a Power Source Connect your VAIO computer to an AC power source. Carefully read the precautions in Notes on Using the Power Source before connection. 1. Plug one end of the power cord ( ) into the AC adapter ( 2.

  • Page 50: Using The Multiple Monitors Function

    The LCD screen may become warm during operation. This is normal and does not indicate a malfunction. Due to the mechanical design of your VAIO computer’s LCD screen/touch screen, the screen surface may become warm while you are using the computer for an extended period of time. This is normal and does not indicate a malfunction. (Touch screen equipped models) The LCD screen/touch screen is made of reinforced glass to implement high durability, however, treat the screen with care as it is not 100% unbreakable.
  • Page 51 HDMI output port on your VAIO computer. If a device driver other than the one provided by Sony is used, the image will not be displayed and audio will not be heard. Always use the device driver provided by Sony for updates.
  • Page 52 HDMI output port on your VAIO computer. If a device driver other than the one provided by Sony is used, the image will not be displayed and audio will not be heard. Always use the device driver provided by Sony for updates.
  • Page 53 Notes on the LCD screen Read the following precautions for correct use of the LCD screen. The LCD screen is manufactured using high-precision technology. You may, however, see tiny black points and/or bright points (red, blue, or green) that continuously appear on the LCD screen. This is a normal result of the manufacturing process and does not indicate a malfunction.

  • Page 54: Connecting An External Drive

    HDMI output port on your VAIO computer. If a device driver other than the one provided by Sony is used, the image will not be displayed and audio will not be heard. Always use the device driver provided by Sony for updates.
  • Page 55 1. Connect external speakers, headphones, or a headset to the headset compatible headphone jack (Parts and Controls on Sides). Note Turn down the volume of the speakers before turning them on. Your headset may not work correctly with your VAIO computer. An external microphone does not work if you connect it to the headset compatible headphone jack The remote of your headset does not work with your VAIO computer.
  • Page 56 You can connect external sound output devices (such as speakers, headphones, or a headset) to your VAIO computer. Use a Sony smartphone compatible headset (not supplied) to make an Internet call and voice chat. 1. Connect external speakers, headphones, or a headset to the headset compatible headphone jack (Parts and Controls on Sides).
  • Page 57 1. Make sure the HDMI connection has been set up between the TV and the home theater receiver or surround sound decoder device. 2. Change the device for sound output to the HDMI output. (See Changing the Sound Output Device for more information.) 3.
  • Page 58 You can connect your VAIO computer to 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T type networks with a LAN cable (not supplied). Connect one end of a LAN cable to the LAN port on the computer and the other end to your network. (LAN port equipped models) You can also connect your VAIO computer to a network using the Wi-Fi(R) (Wireless LAN) function.
  • Page 59 link between clients and access points. Besides that, there are other typical LAN security mechanisms to ensure privacy, such as: password protection, end-to-end encryption, virtual private networks, and authentication. WPA2, the second generation of WPA, provides stronger data protection and network access control and is also designed to secure all versions of 802.11 devices, including 802.11b, 802.11a, 802.11g, 802.11n, and 802.11ac (draft) standards, multi-band and multi- mode.
  • Page 60 To check Wi-Fi connection status Open the desktop and move the mouse pointer over (the Network icon) in the desktop notification area to check the Wi-Fi connection status, such as the access point currently connected to your VAIO computer. To open the desktop, see Opening the Desktop.
  • Page 61 About the Internet Connection Services The following types of Internet connection services are available. You can select from among the services according to your preference, for example, communication speed or a usage fee. For detailed information on a variety of connection services, contact Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Fiber to the Home (FTTH) Cable modem Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
  • Page 62 Before connecting a LAN cable to the LAN port, pull the port cover down as illustrated below. About the Internet Connection Services The following types of Internet connection services are available. You can select from among the services according to your preference, for example, communication speed or a usage fee. For detailed information on a variety of connection services, contact Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
  • Page 63 The data transfer rate of IEEE 802.11g and IEEE 802.11n (2.4 GHz) may be affected by interference when used with an IEEE 802.11b product. Also, IEEE 802.11g and IEEE 802.11n automatically lower the transfer rate to maintain compatibility with an IEEE 802.11b product. The transfer rate may be regained by changing the channel settings of your access point. To stop the Wi-Fi function abruptly, turn off your VAIO computer and the wireless devices (if any).
  • Page 64 6. Open the charms and select the Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms to open the charms.) 7. Select (the network icon). 8. Select the desired access point and Connect. After the connection is established, Connected appears in the selected wireless access point field. If a security key entry window appears, enter the security key as required and select OK.
  • Page 65 Communicating with Another BLUETOOTH(R) Device such as a Mouse You can connect BLUETOOTH devices to your VAIO computer. For details on BLUETOOTH communication, see About the BLUETOOTH(R) Function. 1. Open the charms and select the Settings charm. (See Opening the Charms to open the charms.) 2.

  • Page 66: Charging A Usb Device

    authentication process before connecting to such devices. BLUETOOTH devices work on the 2.4 GHz band, which is used by a variety of devices. BLUETOOTH devices use the technology to minimize radio interference from other devices that use the same band; however, radio interference may still cause slower communication speeds, reduce communication range, or in some cases, cause communication failure.

  • Page 67: Connecting A Usb Device

    Connecting a USB Device You can connect a Universal Serial Bus (USB) device such as a mouse, floppy disk drive, speaker or printer to your VAIO computer. Installation of the device driver supplied with the USB device may be required when connecting. Refer to the manual that came with the device for more information.

  • Page 68: Customizing Your Vaio Computer

    Booting Your VAIO Computer from External Devices You can boot your VAIO computer from external devices, such as an optical disc drive, a USB floppy disk drive, or a USB flash drive by using the BIOS function. 1. Connect an external device to your VAIO computer. 2.
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  • Page 71: Owner's Record

    AND MAY BE INACCURATE. COPIES OF COPYRIGHTED INFORMATION MAY ONLY BE MADE FOR LEGALLY PERMISSIBLE PURPOSES. Sony Electronics Inc. reserves the right to make any modification to this manual or the information contained herein at any time without notice. The software described herein is governed by the terms of a separate user license agreement.
  • Page 72 Internet services or offers that are available to U.S. customers only. Sony, VAIO, and the VAIO logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sony Corporation. All other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

  • Page 73: Safety Information And Caution

    Safety Information and Caution For questions regarding your product or for the Sony Service Center nearest you, visit the Sony online support web site at http://www.sony.com/am/vaiosupport/. For the State of California, USA Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply, See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate/...
  • Page 74 If using wireless functionality near a pacemaker, make sure it is at least 8 inches / 20 cm away from the pacemaker.  Sony is not responsible for any interference that you may experience or that may be caused when operating this device. ...
  • Page 75 Avertissement Pour toute question concernant ce produit, veuillez ècrire à Sony Customer Information Service Center au 12451 Gateway Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33913, USA ou se trouve le Sony Customer Service (service consommateur de Sony) sur Internet à : http://www.sony.com/am/vaiosupport/.
  • Page 76 Si vous utilisez la fonctionnalité sans fil à proximité d’un stimulateur cardiaque, assurez-vous qu’il est au moins à 8 pouces / 20 cm du stimulateur cardiaque.  Sony n’est pas responsable des interférences que vous risquez de rencontrer ou qui risquent d’être provoquées lors du fonctionnement de cet appareil. ...

  • Page 77: Wireless Lan Security

    Sécurité du réseau local sans fil La création de paramètres de sécurité pour le réseau local sans fil est extrêmement importante. Sony n’est pas tenu responsable des problèmes de sécurité susceptibles de se produire lors de l’utilisation du réseau local sans fil.

  • Page 78: Fcc Information (Usa)

    The following FCC statements apply only to the version of this model manufactured for sale in the USA. Other versions may not comply with FCC technical regulations, and the FCC statements are not applicable in Canada, including the Province of QUEBEC. L’avis suivant de la FCC s’applique uniquement à...
  • Page 79 FCC/IC Radio Frequency Exposure The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used.
  • Page 80 Specifications of the supplied battery pack Model number : VGP-BPS41 Maximum Charge Current : 2.957 A Maximum Charge Voltage : 12.96 V...

  • Page 81: Regulatory Information

    Regulatory Information If you have questions about this product, you can write to the Sony Customer Information Service Center at 12451 Gateway Blvd., Fort Myers, FL 33913, USA or find Sony Customer Service on the Web site at: http://www.sony.com/am/vaiosupport/. Declaration of Conformity...
  • Page 82 Printed in China © 2013 Sony Corporation 133Q_Safety_7660_7680_7690_US 4-487-018-11 (1)

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