IBM 6587 - PC 350 - 16 MB RAM, User Manual

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Attention
When loading a CD, do not manually force the tray
open.
For further information, refer to the publication for your
CD-ROM drive.
Using Locks
To deter unauthorized use of your personal computer,
you can lock the cover, sliding door, and keyboard.
Locking the Cover and Sliding Door
You can use the cover lock and keys to secure the outside
cover and the sliding door on the front panel. You can
lock both the sliding door and the computer cover, the
cover only, or neither. If the sliding door is closed when
you lock the cover, the sliding door is locked.
Attention
If the sliding door is open when you lock the cover,
the sliding door is not locked.
If you lock the cover without locking the sliding door,
and then you want to lock the door also, do the
following:
1. Unlock the cover.
2. Close the sliding door.
3. Lock the cover again, thus locking the sliding door
also.
If a PCMCIA connector is installed in the front of your
personal computer, you can lock it when you lock the
cover and the sliding door. Be sure the small cover panel
for the PCMCIA connector is in place; then lock the
sliding door. When the PCMCIA connector is locked,
you can slide its cover panel only halfway to the right.
Two identical keys are provided with your personal
computer. Locksmiths are not authorized to duplicate
these keys. You must order replacement keys from the
key manufacturer. The key serial number and
manufacturer's address are on a tag attached to the keys.
You might want to record this information in the place
provided in Appendix A, “Computer Records” on
page 69. Store the tag in a safe place.
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