<span role="presentation" dir="ltr" style="top:40.38%; left:24.45%">HP Personal Media Drive</span><span role="presentation" dir="ltr" style="top:44.92%; left:37.16%">User’s Guide</span>

Introduction

HP Personal Media Drive Components

HP Personal Media Drive Features

Getting Started with Your HP Personal Media Drive

Drive Indicators and Connectors

Locating the Drive

Formatting the Drive for Windows

Using Your HP Personal Media Drive Software

Restoring Damaged or Erased Files

Playing Games

Troubleshooting

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Replacing the primary hard drive

Using a secondary hard drive (select models only)

Removing an optical disc (with power)

Removing an optical disc (without power)

Avoiding standby or hibernation

Index

user guide

Console Redirection Overview

BIOS Serial Console Overview

HP BIOS Serial Console/EMS Support Settings and Configuration

Virtual Serial Port

Terminal Emulation Support

Baud Rate

Keystroke Emulation

Character Translations in VT100 Mode

Emergency Management Services

Linux Red Hat 7 Serial Console Settings

Linux Red Hat 7 ATA Driver Settings

Microsoft HyperTerminal Setup

Acronyms and Abbreviations

Using power-saving states

Initiating and exiting Hibernation

Using the battery meter

Using power plans

Setting password protection on wakeup

connecting the ac adapter

Using Battery Check

Displaying the remaining battery charge

Inserting or removing the battery

Charging a battery

Maximizing battery discharge time

Managing low battery levels

Resolving a low battery level

Calibrating a battery

Step 3: Discharge the battery

Step 4: Fully recharge the battery

Conserving battery power

Storing a battery

Disposing of a used battery

Replacing the battery

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about this document

supported hardware and software

document conventions

notice to the reader

additional information

document feedback

Brocade Access Gateway overview

Figure 1 Switch function in Native mode

Fabric OS features in Access Gateway mode

Buffer credit recovery support

Forward error correction support

limitations and considerations

Access Gateway port types

Access Gateway hardware considerations

Enabling and disabling Access Gateway mode

Port state description

Access Gateway mapping

Port mapping

F_Port Static Mapping

upgrade and downgrade considerations

Device mapping

Considerations for Access Gateway mapping

N_Port configurations

Displaying N_Port configurations

D_Port support

Saving port mappings

Access Gateway policies overview

Access Gateway policy enforcement matrix

Enabling and disabling the ADS policy

ADS policy considerations

Enabling and disabling the APC policy

Port Grouping policy

Adding an N_Port to a port group

Renaming a port group

Balancing mode

Enabling MFNM mode

Displaying the current MFNM mode timeout value

Grouping policy

Device Load Balancing policy considerations

Disabling the Persistent ALPA policy

Persistent ALPA policy considerations

Failover with device mapping

Enabling and disabling the Failover policy on an N_Port

policy

Enabling and disabling the Failback policy on an N_Port

Enabling and disabling the Failback policy for a port group

Trunking in Access Gateway mode

Configuration management for trunk areas

Enabling trunking

AG trunking considerations for the Edge switch

Trunking considerations for Access Gateway mode

QoS: Ingress rate limiting

Adaptive Networking on Access Gateway considerations

Advanced Performance Monitoring

Frame monitors

Limitations for using APM

Fabric OS command support

Considerations for the Brocade 6505 and 6510

Connectivity of multiple devices overview

Direct target attachment

Target aggregation

Access Gateway cascading

Fabric and Edge switch configuration

Enabling NPIV on M-EOS switches

Rejoining Fabric OS switches to a fabric

troubleshooting

HP UPS Power Protection Agent overview

Typical hardware configurations

Configuration A

Configuration C

Configuration D

Configuration E

Configuration F

Configuration G

Quick installation and setup overview

Front panel

Required tools

Checking the Error LED

Connecting the configuration cable

Configuring the management module for remote access

Connecting devices

Installation overview

Installing the agent using the GUI method

Installing the agent using the silent installation method

Reconfiguring the agent on Windows operating systems

Installing the agent on Linux operating systems

Installing the agent on SLES 10

Reconfiguring the agent on Linux operating systems

Installing the agent locally or remotely using the SAM method

Reconfiguring the agent on HP-UX operating systems

Uninstalling components from Linux systems

HP UPS Management Module web interface overview

System tray icon

Browser security alert

Establishing a secure session for Internet Explorer

Establishing a secure session for Firefox

Home tab

Alarms menu

Identification menu

Parameters menu

Manual Control menu

Logs tab

Application Log menu

My Account menu

User Accounts menu

Network menu

Network Management menu

system information tab

trap receivers tab

snmp managers tab

remote access tab

Event Notifications menu

email setup tab

Attached Devices menu

controlling a load segment

Power Fail menu

advanced power fail settings

Shutdown Events menu

Scheduled Shutdowns menu

Help tab

About menu

Info & Updates menu

HP UPS Management Module Service Menu overview

Terminal emulation session

Service Menu

Network Configuration submenu

network settings submenu

snmp traps submenu

System Configuration submenu

User Accounts submenu

Browser does not display the web interface for an installed management module

Email notifications are not received from an HP-UX server

Event notifications are not being sent

Input frequency shows zero

Low battery warning is displayed

On boost alarm

Redundant UPS status

Shutdowns not functioning when Any Server is configured in a redundant configuration

Unable to discover a UPS

Unable to reboot the machine

Utility alarm

Before you contact HP

Regulatory compliance notices

Declaration of conformity for products marked with the FCC logo, United States only

European Union regulatory notice

Chinese notice

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