Samsung NP-P430C User Manual

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Proper Posture
Adjust the heights of desks and chairs appropriate to 
your height.
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he	heights	are	to	be	adjusted	so	that	your	arm	forms	a	
right	angle	when	you	place	your	hand	over	the	keyboard	
while	sitting	down	on	a	chair.
Adjust	the	height	of	chair	so	that	your	heel	is	comfortably	
placed on the floor.
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Do	not	use	the	computer	while	you	are	lying	down,	but	 only	while	you	are	sitting	down.
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Do	not	use	the	computer	on	your	lap.	If	the	computer	 temperature	increases,	there	is	a	danger	of...


Eye Position
Keep the monitor or LCD away from your eyes by at 
least 50cm.
50cm
	 Adjust	the	height	of	the	monitor	and	the	LCD	screen	so	that	its	top	height	is	equal	to	or	lower	than	your	eyes.
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Avoid	setting	the	monitor	and	LCD	excessively	bright.
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Keep	the	monitor	and	LCD	screen	clean.
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If	you	wear	glasses,	clean	them	before	using	the	 computer.
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When	entering	contents	printed	on	a	paper	into	the	 computer,	use	a	static	paper	holder	so	that	the	height	
of	the	paper	is	almost	equal...

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Volume Control  
(Headphones and Speakers)
Check your volume first to listen to music.
Check your  
volume!!
	 Check	if	the	volume	is	too	loud	before	using	 headphones.
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It	is	not	recommended	using	headphones	for	long	 periods	of	time.
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Any	deviation	from	the	equalizer	default	setting	could	 cause	hearing	impairment.
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The	default	setting	can	be	changed	through	software	 and	driver	updates	without	your	intervention.	Please	
check the equalizer default setting before first usage.
Use Time...

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Safety Instructions
Your	system	is	designed	and	tested	to	meet	the	latest	
standards	for	safety	of	information	technology	equipment.	
However,	to	ensure	safe	use	of	this	product,	it	is	important	
that	the	safety	instructions	marked	on	the	product	and	in	
the	documentation	are	followed.
Always	follow	these	instructions	to	help	guard	against	
personal	injury	and	damage	to	your	system.
Setting Up your System
	 Read	and	follow	all	instructions	marked	on	the	product	
and	in	the	documentation	before...

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Care During Use
	 Do	 not	walk	 on	the	 power	 cord	or	allow	 anything	 to	rest	
on	it.
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Do	not	spill	anything	on	the	system.	The	best	way	to	 avoid	spills	is	to	not	eat	or	drink	near	your	system.
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Some	products	have	a	replaceable	CMOS	battery	 on	the	system	board.	There	is	a	danger	of	explosion	
if	the	CMOS	battery	is	replaced	incorrectly.	Replace	
the	battery	with	the	same	or	equivalent	type	
recommended	by	the	manufacturer.	
D

ispose	of	batteries	according	to	the	manufacturers...


Battery Disposal
Do	not	put	rechargeable	batteries	or	products	powered	
by	non-removable	rechargeable	batteries	in	the	
garbage.
Contact	the	Samsung	Helpline	for	information	on	how	to	
dispose	of	batteries	that	you	cannot	use	or	recharge	any	
longer.
F
ollow	all	local	regulations	when	disposing	of	old	
batteries.
THERE	IS	A	RISK	OF	EXPLOSION	IF	BATTERY	IS	
REPLACED	BY	AN	INCORRECT	TYPE.
DISPOSE	OF	USED	BATTERIES	ACCORDING	TO	
THE	INSTRUCTIONS.
Laser Safety
All	systems	equipped	with	CD	or	DVD...

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Connect and Disconnect the AC 
adapter
The	socket-outlet	shall	be	installed	near	the	equipment	
and	shall	be	easily	accessible.
Do not unplug the power cord out by pulling the 
cable only.
Power Cord Requirements
The	power	cord	set	(wall	plug,	cable	and	AC	adapter	plug)	
you	received	with	your	computer	meets	the	requirements	
for	use	in	the	country	where	you	purchased	your	
equipment.
P

ower	cord	sets	for	use	in	other	countries	must	meet	the	
requirements	of	the	country	where	you	use	the...

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Regulatory Compliance Statements
Wireless Guidance
(If fitted with 2.4G band or 5G band) 
Low	power,	Radio	LAN	type	devices	(radio	frequency	(RF)	wireless	communication	devices),	operating	in	the	 .4GHz/
5GHz	Band,	may	be	present	(embedded)	in	your	notebook	system.	The	following	section	is	a	general	overview	of	
considerations	while	operating	a	wireless	device.
Additional limitations, cautions, and concerns for specific countries are listed in the specific country sections (or country 
group...

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	 Radio	frequency	wireless	communication	can	interfere	with	equipment	on	commercial	aircraft.	Current	aviation	regulations	
require	wireless	devices	to	be	turned	off	while	traveling	in	an	airplane.	 	
802.11ABGN (also known as wireless Ethernet or Wifi) and Bluetooth communication devices are examples of devices that 
p
 rovide	wireless	communication.
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In	environments	where	the	risk	of	interference	to	other	devices	or	services	is	harmful	or	perceived	as	harmful,	the	option	to	 use a wireless...

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USA and Canada Safety Requirements 
and Notices
Do	not	touch	or	move	antenna	while	the	unit	is	
transmitting	or	receiving.
Do	not	hold	any	component	containing	the	radio	such	
that	the	antenna	is	very	close	or	touching	any	exposed	
parts	of	the	body,	especially	the	face	or	eyes,	while	
transmitting.
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o	not	operate	the	radio	or	attempt	to	transmit	data	
unless	the	antenna	is	connected;	if	not,	the	radio	may	be	
damaged.
Use in specific environments:
The	use	of	wireless	devices	in	hazardous	locations...