NEC VERSA DOCK - SERVICE, Service Manual

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1-4 Introducing the NEC Versa Dock
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Docking Connector — Fits the expansion port on your NEC Versa to
allow for docking.
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Docking Guides — Ensure that your NEC Versa is aligned properly for
docking. These guides provide positioning for docking with the monitor
stand in place.
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Two File Bays — Allows you to install IDE file devices in your NEC
Versa Dock.
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The left file bay supports any 5.25-inch IDE device (like a tape drive,
hard disk drive, or SuperDisk drive.) It also supports 3.5-inch IDE
devices with a 3.5-inch Universal Installation Kit.
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The right file bay is identical to the left file bay, with the added
versatility that allows you to install the optional VersaBay III Adapter
Kit. With the VersaBay III Adapter kit installed, you can use any of
your VersaBay III options in the file bay.
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Power Button — Allows you to power on and off the NEC Versa LX or
SX notebook computer while docked on the NEC Versa Dock.
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Status LEDs — LEDs on the front of the unit inform you of the docking
status, keylock status, IDE drive access, diskette drive access, and battery
charge status (for a battery installed in the optional VersaBay III Adapter
Kit). LEDs are shown in the following figure and LED states are
described after the figure.
Status LEDs
A - Docking status LED B - Keylock status LED C - IDE access LED
D - Diskette drive access LED E - Battery charge status LED