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Using Your Studio 540

Optical drive eject button — Press to

eject a disc from the optical drive.

IEEE 1394 connector — Connects

to high‑speed serial multimedia devices

such as digital video cameras.

Line-in or microphone connector —

Connects to a microphone for voice or to

an audio cable for audio input.

Headphone connector — Connects

to headphones.

NOTE: To connect to a powered

speaker or sound system, use the

audio out or S/PDIF connector on the

back of your computer.

Power button and light — Turns the

power on or off when pressed. The light

in the center of this button indicates the

power state:

Blinking white — the computer is in •

sleep state.

Solid white — the computer is in •

power‑on state.

Blinking amber — there may be a •

problem with the system board.

Solid amber — there may be a •

problem with either the system board

or power supply.

Hard drive activity light — Turns on

when the computer reads or writes data.

A blinking blue light indicates hard drive

activity.

NOTICE: To avoid loss of data, never

turn off the computer while the hard

drive activity light is blinking.

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