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NEC Versa Tools:™Accessories and Solutions

V ERSA®D OCK

USER’S GUIDE

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Contents

Using This Guide

Text Setup.............................................................................................vii

Related Documents............................................................................. viii

1 Introducing the NEC Versa Dock

Carton Contents...................................................................................1-2

NEC Versa Dock Features...................................................................1-3

Front and Top.................................................................................1-4

Left Side.........................................................................................1-7

Right Side.......................................................................................1-8

Back..............................................................................................1-10

The Right Environment.....................................................................1-11

Operating Environment................................................................1-12

Storage Environment....................................................................1-12

NEC Versa Dock Care.......................................................................1-12

Precautions...................................................................................1-12

Routine Care.................................................................................1-13

Battery Charging ...............................................................................1-14

2 Docking and Undocking

Connecting the Power Cable...............................................................2-2

Preparing the NEC Versa for Docking................................................2-4

Docking the NEC Versa......................................................................2-6

Dual Booting................................................................................2-11

Locking the NEC Versa.....................................................................2-12

Undocking the NEC Versa................................................................2-15

Emergency Undocking......................................................................2-17

3 Setting Up the Software

Updating the BIOS..............................................................................3-2

Preparing the BIOS Update Diskette..............................................3-2

Performing the BIOS Update.........................................................3-3

Installing Drivers.................................................................................3-5

Installing the Online User’s Guide......................................................3-6

Uninstalling the Online User’s Guide............................................3-7

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4 Installing Options and Connecting Devices

Installing Devices in the File Bays......................................................4-3

Removing Trays, Panels, and Covers.............................................4-3

Disconnecting the Cables from the Motherboard...........................4-6

Connecting IDE Device Cables......................................................4-8

Installing an IDE Hard Drive .......................................................4-10

Connecting VersaBay III Adapter Kit Cables..............................4-10

File Bay Installation.....................................................................4-11

Reconnecting the Cables to the Motherboard ..............................4-15

Replacing Covers, Panels, and Trays...........................................4-17

Installing PC (PCMCIA) Cards.........................................................4-21

Installing PCI Cards ..........................................................................4-21

Using PCI Cards...........................................................................4-24

Connecting External Devices............................................................4-24

Serial Device................................................................................4-24

External Keyboard and Mouse.....................................................4-26

External Monitor..........................................................................4-27

Parallel Devices............................................................................4-29

USB Devices................................................................................4-30

MIDI/Game Devices....................................................................4-31

External Audio Options................................................................4-32

Connecting External Speakers......................................................4-33

5 Solving Problems

Problem Checklist ...............................................................................5-2

Troubleshooting...................................................................................5-2

Replacing the Battery..........................................................................5-4

Battery Precautions ........................................................................5-6

Battery Disposal.............................................................................5-7

If You Need Help ................................................................................5-8

6 Getting Services and Support

Quick Reference Chart........................................................................6-2

NECC Web Site...................................................................................6-3

NECC FTP Site ...................................................................................6-3

NECC Support Services......................................................................6-4

E-mail/Fax Support Services...............................................................6-4

iv Table of Contents

A Specifications

Features ..............................................................................................A-2

Input/Output Facilities........................................................................A-2

Expansion Capabilities.......................................................................A-3

Indicator LEDs...................................................................................A-3

Power Supply......................................................................................A-3

Power Cables......................................................................................A-4

Dimensions.........................................................................................A-4

Environmental Requirements.............................................................A-4

Index

Table of Contents v

Using This Guide

The NEC Versa Dock User’s Guide gives you the information you need to maximize the use of your docking station. Read this guide to become familiar with the NEC Versa Dock and its features. For specific information, see the following chapters.

Chapter 1, “Introducing the NEC Versa Dock,” introduces you to

docking station capabilities and features. This chapter also describes the correct operating and storage environment for the docking station and how to care for the unit.

Chapter 2, “Docking and Undocking,” provides instructions for

docking and undocking an NEC Versa LX or SX notebook computer on the NEC Versa Dock..

Chapter 3, “Setting Up the Software,” explains setting up the software

to use your docking station and NEC Versa notebook computer together.

Chapter 4, “Installing Options and Connecting Devices,” details how

to connect external devices and add options to the docking station. Chapter 5, “Solving Problems,” directs you through basic

troubleshooting procedures to help you solve problems that may arise. Chapter 6, “Getting Services and Support,” provides details for

getting technical support from NEC Computers Inc. Appendix A, “Specifications,” provides docking station

specifications.

This document, the NEC Versa Dock Quick Setup sheet, your NEC Versa User’s Guide, and Windows documentation provide all the information you need to effectively use the NEC Versa Dock.

Text Setup

To make this guide as easy to use as possible, text is set up as follows.

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Warnings, cautions, and notes are set up in the following format.

WARNING

Warnings alert you to situations that can cause

personal injury or harm.

CAUTION

Cautions indicate situations that can cause damage

to system hardware or software.

Notes give particularly important

Note:

information about the topic being discussed.

Names of keys are printed as they appear on the keyboard, for

example, Ctrl, Alt, or Enter. Text that you must type or keys that you must press are presented in

bold type. For example, type dir and press Enter.

Introducing the NEC Versa Dock

Carton Contents

NEC Versa Dock Features

The Right Environment

NEC Versa Dock Care

Battery Charging

The NEC Versa Dock lets you maximize your NEC Versa LX and SX capabilities without minimizing portability. Connect an external monitor and keyboard to the ports on the back of the NEC Versa Dock, install your CD-ROM reader in the optional NEC Versa Dock VersaBay III, attach your joystick to the MIDI/Game port, and you're ready to work hard or play! Undock the NEC Versa from the NEC Versa Dock and you're ready for the road.

This chapter introduces NEC Versa Dock features, guides you to choosing the correct environment, and describes how to take care of the unit.

Carton Contents

Unpack and check the contents of the NEC Versa Dock carton. Be sure you have the hardware components shown in the following

figure and that they are in good condition. If anything is damaged or missing, contact your dealer immediately.

Carton Contents

- NEC Versa Dock B - CRT base C - BIOS update diskette

- Software Setup CD E - IDE power cables F - User documentation

- AC power cable H - NEC Versa Dock keys

1-2 Introducing the NEC Versa Dock

NEC Versa Dock — provides many features to expand your NEC

Versa capabilities. These features are described in detail in this chapter.

CRT Base — supports an external monitor that weighs up to 55 lb (25

kg). BIOS update diskettes.

NEC Versa Dock Software Setup CD.

Two extra power cables for the installation of optional IDE devices.

User Documentation — introduces you to the NEC Versa Dock and

guides you through initial docking and setup. AC Power Cable — allows you to connect your NEC Versa Dock to

AC power. Always use the power cable that ships with the NEC Versa Dock. If

you need to replace the cable, follow these standards:



In North America, the cable should be rated for 120 volts (V), 7

amps(A). The plug is a NEMA 5-15P. Use an SVT or SJT 18/3

AWG cable that is less than 15 feet (4.5 m) long. Use connector

type IEC320.



In Europe, the cable should be rated for 230 V (220-240 V), 10A.

The plug is country-specific. Use an H05VV-F or H05VVH2-F

cable that is less than 15 feet (4.5 m) long. Use connector type

EN60320.

NEC Versa Dock Keys.

NEC Versa Dock Features

NEC Versa Dock features are found on all sides of the unit. To become familiar with these features, read each of the following sections.

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Front and Top

The following figure shows the features found on the front and top of the NEC Versa Dock. Descriptions of these features follow the figure.

- Docking connector B - Docking guides C - Right file bay

- Power button E - Status LEDs F - Dock/Undock button

- Left file bay

Front and top features

Docking Connector — Fits the expansion port on your NEC Versa to

allow for docking. Docking Guides — Ensure that your NEC Versa is aligned properly

for docking. These guides provide positioning for docking with the monitor stand in place.

Two File Bays — Allows you to install IDE file devices in your NEC

Versa Dock.



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 it 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.

Power Button — Allows you to power on and off the NEC Versa LX

or SX notebook computer while docked on the NEC Versa Dock. 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

- Docking status LED B - Keylock status LED C - IDE access LED

- Diskette drive access LED E - Battery charge status LED

Note:

Hot docking and hot undocking is supported with Plug-and-P lay operating systems, such as Windows 95. Before hot undocking, the docking/undocking button must be pressed or you must select button.

Eject PC

from the Windows 95 Start

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

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.

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

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. – Green – The NEC Versa is accessing the diskette drive.



Battery Charge Status – Lights as follows to indicate the battery charge to a secondary battery pack installed in the optional VersaBay III Adapter Kit.

– Steady Green – The battery installed in the optional VersaBay

III Adapter Kit is being charged. You can charge the battery whether the NEC Versa Dock is powered on or off or is in Standby mode. You can also charge the battery in the optional VersaBay III Adapter Kit when no system is docked in the NEC Versa Dock. The NEC Versa Dock must be connected to an AC power source to charge the battery pack.

– Off – The installed battery is fully charged, or no battery is

installed.

Docking/Undocking Button — Initiates the automatic sequence for

docking or undocking your system if the keylock is in the normal position.

Left Side

Features found on the left-hand side of the NEC Versa Dock are shown in the following figure. Features are described after the figure.

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Left side features

- PCI external access B - Height lever C - Volume control knob

- Audio ports E - MIDI/Game port

PCI External Access — Gives you access to external ports,

connectors, switches and indicators on installed PCI cards. Height Adjustment Lever — Adjusts the height on the docking tray to

match the height of your system. To access the lever, pull the door open by the slot.

Volume Control — Gives you control over the volume of external

speakers or headphones attached to the NEC Versa Dock. Audio Ports — Connects external audio devices including a

microphone, headphones, or speakers. You can also connect other audio devices to use as an output device or input source.

MIDI/Game Port — Supports MIDI/Game devices, such as a joystick

or MIDI keyboard.

Right Side

The keylock switch on the right side of the NEC Versa Dock is shown in the following figure. A description follows the figure.

1-8 Introducing the NEC Versa Dock

Right side feature

- Keylock switch

Keylock switch — Provides three settings that let you control NEC

Versa removal. An alarm sounds if someone tries to remove the NEC Versa while it is locked onto the NEC Versa Dock, even if the NEC Versa Dock is powered off or is disconnected from AC power.

Note:

Motorized docking is only enabled when the keylock switch is in the full upright position.

Locked – Prevents the NEC Versa from being removed from the NEC Versa Dock. You must use the key to unlock the unit before removing the NEC Versa.

Normal – (Default position). Allows you to motorize dock or undock the NEC Versa. Set the keylock to this position for normal use. To prevent electrical damage, manual undocking is not allowed when the keylock is in this state.

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 physically secure your system to the NEC Versa Dock.

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Back

If no computer is docked and the keylock is in the Locked position, no one else can use their computer with the NEC Versa Dock. The key can only be removed from the system while the keylock is in the Locked position.

Note:

Your NEC Versa Dock comes with two keys. Be sure to keep these keys in a safe place. If you lose your keys, you may obtain a new set through NECC Support Services . You will be required to provide the key combination found on the inside of the height lever door in order to get replacement keys.

Features on the back of the NEC Versa Dock are shown in the following figure. Descriptions follow the figure.

Back features

- Fan assembly B - Voltage selector switch C - Keyboard port

- Kensington lock port E - USB ports F - Parallel port

- Serial port H - Monitor port I - Mouse port J - AC power port

Fan Assembly — Provides proper cooling for the power supply that

regulates power in the NEC Versa Dock. Keep the fan assembly clear of obstructions to ensure proper cooling.

Voltage Selector — Allows you to choose from 115 or 230 Volts.

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PS/2-style Keyboard Port — Allows you to connect an external

keyboard to the NEC Versa Dock. Kensington Lock Port — Allows you to secure your NEC Versa Dock

using an optional Kensington Lock. USB Ports — Allows you to connect Universal Serial Bus devices to

the NEC Versa Dock. Parallel Port — Allows you to connect a parallel device to the NEC

Versa Dock. Serial Port — Allows you to connect a serial device to the NEC Versa

Dock. External Monitor Port — Allows you to connect an external monitor

to the NEC Versa Dock. (You may need to press Fn-F3 to get an image on the external monitor. See your NEC Versa User’s Guide for function key combinations.)

PS/2-style Mouse Port — Allows you to connect an external mouse to

the NEC Versa Dock. Power Port — Allows you to connect the NEC Versa Dock to AC

power.

CAUTION

Always use the power cable that ships with the NEC Versa Dock or one that is appropriate for your country. See the cable specifications at the beginning of this chapter or those listed in Appendix A, Specifications.

The Right Environment

Before setting up the NEC Versa Dock, find a good location for its use. Here are some guidelines.

Choose an area close to a wall outlet that is easily accessible.

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Select a flat, sturdy surface, like a desktop or table, so you have

access to the front, back, and sides of the unit. Choose an area away from extreme temperatures, direct sunlight,

excessive dust, vibration, shock or moisture.

Operating Environment

Use the NEC Versa Dock in a location that meets the following environmental conditions:

Temperature: 41°F to 95°F (5°C to 35°C)

Humidity: 20% to 80% (non-condensing)

Storage Environment

Store the NEC Versa Dock in a location that meets the following conditions:

Temperature: –4°F to 122°F (–20°C to 50°C)

Humidity: 15% to 85% (non-condensing)

NEC Versa Dock Care

With protective measures and proper care, you can keep your NEC Versa Dock in top operating condition. Follow the measures given next to maintain your NEC Versa Dock.

Precautions

Follow these precautions when using and storing the NEC Versa Dock.

Do not use or store the NEC Versa Dock in direct sunlight or near

radiant heat sources. Heat from these sources can raise the internal temperature of the unit and damage its parts.

Always use the power cable that came with the NEC Versa Dock or a

cable that meets the specifications described at the beginning of this chapter or in Appendix A, Specifications.

Do not use or store the NEC Versa Dock in dusty environments.

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Do not use or store the NEC Versa Dock near chemicals.

Do not cover the air vents or put anything near enough to them to

block air circulation. Avoid excessive vibration or shock. Dropping the NEC Versa Dock

or knocking it over can cause serious damage. Keep the NEC Versa Dock away from machinery that generates

strong electric or magnetic fields. Do not place heavy objects on the NEC Versa Dock. Make sure the

CRT base is in position before placing an external monitor on it. The CRT base is designed to support an external monitor weighing no more than 55 pounds (25 kg). Do not place other heavy objects on the CRT base.

Routine Care

Maintain the condition of your NEC Versa Dock by periodically following the general procedures listed below.

WARNING

For safety, power off and unplug the NEC Versa Dock and NEC Versa before cleaning.

Clean the outside of the NEC Versa Dock with a soft clean cloth.

Remove stubborn stains with a cloth slightly dampened with a mild

detergent. Never use a strong solution or spray cleaner on any part of the unit.

Check the NEC Versa Dock regularly for loose material, such as

paper, books, or magazines, that might block the air vents and prevent proper air circulation.

Keep food and liquids away from the NEC Versa Dock and NEC

Versa.

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Battery Charging

The NEC Versa Dock charges the battery installed in your NEC Versa notebook computer as long as the computer is docked and the NEC Versa Dock is plugged into AC power.

The NEC Versa Dock charges a battery installed in the optional NEC VersaBay III Adapter Kit as long as the NEC Versa Dock is plugged into AC power.

Battery charging occurs whether or not your NEC Versa notebook computer is powered on.

1-14 Introducing the NEC Versa Dock

Docking and Undocking

Connecting the Power Cable

Preparing the NEC Versa for Docking

Docking the NEC Versa

Locking the NEC Versa

Undocking the NEC Versa

Emergency Undocking

Getting your NEC Versa Dock up and running is easy. This chapter provides the procedures you need to get started. They include:

Connecting the power cable to AC power and to the NEC Versa

Dock. Preparing the NEC Versa for docking and docking it on the NEC

Versa Dock. Powering on the NEC Versa.

This chapter also describes normal and emergency undocking when you want to use the NEC Versa by itself.

Connecting the Power Cable

Follow the instructions given next in the order presented to get your NEC Versa and NEC Versa Dock up and running.

Note:

Connect the AC power cable to the NEC Versa Dock and AC power before docking the computer.

The power cable that came with the NEC Versa Dock provides power to both the NEC Versa Dock and the NEC Versa when docked.

Note:

If you need to replace the NEC Versa Dock power cable, make sure it meets the following specifications:

! In North America, the cable should be rated for

120 V, 7 A. The plug is a NEMA 5-15P. Use an SVT or SJT 18/3 AWG cable that is less than 15 feet (4.5 m) long. Use connector type IEC320.

! In Europe, the cable should be rated for 230 V

(220-240 V), 10 A. The plug is country-specific. Use an H05VV-F or H05VVH2-F cable that is less than 15 feet (4.5 m) long. The connector type is EN60320.

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Connect the power cable as follows.

Note:

Ensure that the voltage selection switch (located on the back of the NEC Versa Dock) is set correctly for your environment. In the United States, most wall outlets require you to set the voltage selection switch to 115 volts. In many European countries, however, the voltage setting switch should be set to 230.

Position the NEC Versa Dock on a flat surface close to an AC outlet.

Attach one end of the cable to the AC power port on the NEC Versa Dock.

Attach the other end to a properly grounded wall outlet.

Connecting the power cable

The NEC Versa Dock is now powered on.

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CAUTION

Disconnecting the power cable or experiencing a power outage while running the NEC Versa Doc k and NEC Versa can cause the system to suddenly power off, resulting in a possible loss of data.

Preparing the NEC Versa for Docking

Follow the procedure given below to prepare the NEC Versa for docking.

Set the NEC Versa power for your system as follows.

If you have an NEC Versa with a Plug and Play operating system

such as Windows 95, you can either put your system into Suspend mode, leave it in full Operation mode for docking, or you can choose to power off.

If you have a non-Plug and Play operating system such as

Windows NT 4.0, turn off the system power before docking.

Note:

Make sure your system is in the appropriate mode for docking.

If you are running the NEC Versa on AC power, save any open files, close open applications and disconnect the AC adapter cable from the NEC Versa.

Note:

Before disconnecting power, save any open files or close open applications to avoid data loss.

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On the back of the NEC Versa, open the expansion port cover and slide it underneath the expansion port. Check that all other NEC Versa port covers are closed.

Opening the NEC Versa expansion port cover

Stowing the expansion port cover

Verify that the power cord is plugged into the NEC Versa Dock. (See “Connecting the Power Cable” for details.)

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Ensure that the keylock switch is in the Normal position.

Note:

Motorized docking is only enabled when the keylock switch is in the full upright position.

When the Docking Status LED light is steady yellow, the NEC Versa Dock is ready for motorized docking.

Docking Status LED

- Docking status LED

Docking the NEC Versa

You can dock the NEC Versa in one of the following modes (for use with dual boot systems, see “Dual Booting”):

Cold Docking — with NEC Versa system power off. This method

works for all NEC Versa models that support docking. Warm Docking — with NEC Versa power on, the system in Suspend

mode, and NEC Versa Dock power on. This procedure can be used with NEC Versa systems with Plug-and-Play operating systems, such as Windows 95.

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Hot Docking — with NEC Versa power on and the system in full

operation mode. This procedure can be used with NEC Versa systems with a Plug and Play operating system, such as Windows 95.

Use the following steps to dock your NEC Versa.

Locate the height lever on the left side of the unit.

Locating the height lever

- Height lever position II B - Height lever position I

Set the height lever on the side of the NEC Versa Dock to match your system as follows:

CAUTION

It is important that the height lever is set to the correct height for system docking. The NEC Versa Dock will not properly dock the NEC Versa if the height lever is set incorrectly, which may result in system damage to either the NEC Versa Dock or the NEC Versa. The Docking LED blinks amber if the height lever is set incorrec tly.

If you have an NEC Versa LX, set the lever to I by sliding the

lever to the front.

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If you have an NEC Versa SX, set the lever to II by sliding the

lever to the rear.

Verify that the keylock switch is in the “Normal” position.

Keylock switch in the Normal position

Close the LCD panel on the NEC Versa.

Slide the NEC Versa onto the NEC Versa Dock. Ensure that the three locking teeth on the NEC Versa Dock fit into the three locking slots on the bottom of the NEC Versa.

Locating the locking teeth

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- NEC Versa Dock locking teeth

Locating the locking slots

- NEC Versa locking slots

Once the notebook is properly seated on the docking teeth, the docking connector and the expansion port are properly aligned.

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Using This Guide

Text Setup

Related Documents

Introducing the NEC Versa Dock

Carton Contents

NEC Versa Dock Features

Front and Top

Left Side

Right Side

Back

The Right Environment

Operating Environment

Storage Environment

NEC Versa Dock Care

Precautions

Routine Care

Battery Charging

Docking and Undocking

Connecting the Power Cable

Preparing the NEC Versa for Docking

Docking the NEC Versa