Using The Multimedia Features; Audio; Line-In; Microphone - NEC VERSA P Service Manual

Automatic Suspend Mode Initiation
The system can be set to enter Suspend mode automatically after a specified number of
minutes.
The user specifies how long system inactivity continues before the system enters Suspend
mode. System activity includes any keyboard, mouse, or diskette/hard disk drive access,
PCMCIA modem, network, or LAN card, serial, or printer port communications.
Resume Active mode by pressing the suspend button.

USING THE MULTIMEDIA FEATURES

The Versa P allows the user to create sharp media presentations using audio and video ca-
pabilities.

Audio

The system provides entertainment-level sound quality through stereo speakers. The Versa
P is compatible with the following audio software:
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.WAV
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.MID
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.AVI
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Sound Blaster™.

Line-In

The Versa P's Line-In port is a mini-type connector located on the system's rear panel.
Sound is transmitted via the Line-In port using analog signals through an analog-to-digital
converter (ADC). An adapter may be needed to connect the input device to the Line-In.
Attach an external device such as a tape deck, stereo CD-player, or a stereo tuner to the
port.

Microphone

The internal microphone enables the user to record sounds. Or, connect an external micro-
phone via the microphone port. Use the microphone to record voice-overs, etc.

CD-ROM Reader

Connect a CD-ROM reader line-out, such as the NEC MultiSpin™, to the Versa P through
the audio Line-In port. The CD-ROM can be connected through a parallel to SCSI port.
Record music and sound effects from a CD (compact disc) and store them on the hard disk.
Another way to connect a CD ROM reader is via a Versa Series Docking Station I or II.
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