NEC VERSA DOCK Service Manual page 11

Hot docking and hot undocking is supported with Plug-and-
Play operating systems, such as Windows 95. Before hot
undocking, the docking/undocking button must be pressed
or you must select Eject PC from the Windows 95 Start
button. May not be supported on all systems.
Docking Status – lights as follows:
– Steady Yellow – AC power is on, the keylock switch is in the
Normal position, and the NEC Versa Dock is ready for docking.
– Steady Green – The NEC Versa is docked on the NEC Versa Dock
and is either powered on or in Standby mode.
– Fast Blinking Amber – A docking or undocking error has occurred or
the docking tray is in the wrong position for the system.
– Off – AC power is on, the keylock is in the Manual or Locked
position, and either no NEC Versa is docked or the NEC Versa is
docked and powered off.
Keylock Status – Lights as follows:
– Off – No NEC Versa is docked.
– 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
notebook turned off, or in the Manual position with the notebook on
or off.
– 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.
– Steady Green – The NEC Versa is physically locked onto the NEC
Versa Dock. The key is in the Lock position with notebook power on
or off.
IDE Drive Access – lights as follows to indicate access to an IDE device
such as a CD-ROM, hard disk or SuperDisk drive installed in an NEC
Versa Dock file bay, an optional VersaBay III Adapter Kit, or in the
NEC Versa.
– Off – No IDE device is being accessed.
– Green – The NEC Versa is accessing the IDE drive.
Diskette Drive Access – Lights as follows to indicate access to a floppy
disk drive installed in the NEC Versa notebook computer only.
– Off – No diskette drive is being accessed.
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