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Eject Button – Pressing the eject button undocks the NEC Versa. All you
have to do is remove the laptop.
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Stereo Speakers – These speakers provide excellent sound quality. Use
your applications software or the volume control know to control speaker
volume and balance.
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External Bay Access – These front panels are removable to allow access
to drives installed in the bays.
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The Docking Lock – This lock provides three settings that let you control
NEC Versa removal.
Manual – lets you remove the NEC Versa manually. Use the un-
locked position for emergency undocking only. Otherwise, use the Nor-
mal lock setting for normal use and the Locked setting to secure your
system to the docking station.
Normal – this default position allows you to dock or undock the
NEC Versa through software (for Windows 95 Plug and Play systems)
or the Eject button. Set the key lock to this position for normal use. To
prevent electrical damage, manual undocking is not allowed when the
lock is in this state.
Locked – secures your NEC Versa to the docking station. This set-
ting keeps the NEC Versa from being removed from the docking station.
You must use the key to unlock the unit before removing the NEC Versa.
If no computer is docked and the key is in the Locked position, no one
else can use their computer on the docking station.
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Security Alarm – The locking mechanism comes equipped with an audi-
ble security alarm that sounds if someone tries to undock the NEC Versa
while the key is in the locked position.
Introducing the NEC Docking Station 6000 1-5
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