NEC VERSA DOCK - SERVICE, Service Manual

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2-18 System Configuration and Setup
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Manual – Allows you to remove the NEC Versa by hand. Use the
unlocked position for emergency undocking only. Otherwise, use the
Normal lock setting for normal use and the Locked setting to secure your
system to the NEC Versa Dock. The Manual setting requires manual
removal of the computer and resetting the keylock to Locked.
Turning the keylock switch to Manual
If no computer is docked and the keylock is in the Locked position, no
one else can use their computer on the NEC Versa Dock.
The Keylock Status LED lights as follows to indicate the status of the NEC
Versa Dock.
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Off – The NEC Versa is not docked.
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Steady Amber – The NEC Versa is docked but not locked on the NEC
Versa Dock. The key is in either the Normal position with the NEC Versa
turned off, or in the Manual position with the NEC Versa on or off.
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Steady Yellow – The NEC Versa is locked onto the NEC Versa Dock
through software. The key is in the Normal position and the NEC Versa
is on.
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Steady Green – The NEC Versa is physically locked onto the NEC Versa
Dock. The key is in the Lock position with NEC Versa power on or off.
Undocking the NEC Versa
Undock your NEC Versa as follows.
1.
Check the status of your NEC Versa power:
If you are running a non-Plug and Play operating system such as Windows
NT 4.0, save your files, close any open applications and exit Windows.
2.
For easier undocking, close the LCD panel. (This is not required, but is
recommended.)
Ensure that all cables connected to the sides of the NEC
Versa are disconnected prior to undocking the system. Also