NEC 2000 Series - Manual

NEC 2000 Series

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer
  • Page 3 – Contents iii; Contents; Using This Guide
  • Page 7 – Using This Guide vii; The PowerMate
  • Page 8 – viii Using This Guide; Text Conventions; This guide uses the following text conventions.; Note; and press
  • Page 9 – Using This Guide ix; Related Documents
  • Page 10 – Reviewing System Features; Front Features
  • Page 11 – -2 Reviewing System Features
  • Page 12 – Reviewing System Features 1-3; System unit front features
  • Page 13 – -4 Reviewing System Features; System Controls and Lamps
  • Page 14 – Reviewing System Features 1-5; LCD Panel; Diskette Drive; Press the eject button to eject a diskette.
  • Page 15 – -6 Reviewing System Features; Hard Drive; Left Side Features
  • Page 16 – Reviewing System Features 1-7; Left side features; Audio Connectors; The system unit has the following audio connectors:
  • Page 17 – -8 Reviewing System Features; Volume Control; Rear Features
  • Page 18 – Reviewing System Features 1-9; Rear features; Universal Serial Bus Ports
  • Page 19 – -10 Reviewing System Features; Use this port to connect the PS/2 mouse shipped with your system.; VGA Monitor Connector; Use this connector to connect an optional NEC MultiSync; Printer Port
  • Page 20 – Reviewing System Features 1-11; LAN Connector; Bottom Features; Bottom features
  • Page 21 – -12 Reviewing System Features; Memory Sockets; Microdesktop Chassis
  • Page 22 – Reviewing System Features 1-13; System Overview; Hardware; Pentium
  • Page 23 – -14 Reviewing System Features; Software; Preloaded Microsoft Operating System; Your system comes preloaded with the Microsoft; NEC OS Restore CD; Microsoft
  • Page 24 – Reviewing System Features 1-15; Adobe; Security
  • Page 25 – -16 Reviewing System Features
  • Page 26 – Setting Up the System
  • Page 27 – -2 Setting Up the System; Cable Connections; Startup
  • Page 28 – Setting Up the System 2-3; On systems loaded with the Windows NT; The log-on box appears for entering a password.; Shutdown; Follow these steps to power off the system.; Save and exit all your open applications.
  • Page 29 – -4 Setting Up the System; Click; Power-Saving Operation
  • Page 30 – Setting Up the System 2-5; System Care; Protecting Your System From Damage
  • Page 31 – -6 Setting Up the System; Keeping Your System in Good Condition; Keep food and liquids away from the system.
  • Page 32 – Setting Up the System 2-7; Moving or Shipping Your System; Use these steps to prepare the system for moving or shipping.
  • Page 33 – -8 Setting Up the System; More Information; See “Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment” in Appendix A.; Quick Reference to Information About Your System
  • Page 34 – Configuring the System
  • Page 35 – -2 Configuring the System; Configuration Tools and Utilities
  • Page 36 – Configuring the System 3-3
  • Page 37 – -4 Configuring the System; BIOS Setup Utility; How to Start Setup; at the NEC startup screen (
  • Page 38 – Configuring the System 3-5; Setup Main Menu; How to Use Setup
  • Page 39 – -6 Configuring the System; Exit; Setup Key Functions
  • Page 40 – Configuring the System 3-7; Main Menu; Main Menu Items
  • Page 41 – -8 Configuring the System
  • Page 42 – Configuring the System 3-9
  • Page 43 – -10 Configuring the System
  • Page 44 – Configuring the System 3-11
  • Page 45 – -12 Configuring the System; Advanced Menu; to select a submenu. Items with grayed-out text are not available.
  • Page 46 – Configuring the System 3-13
  • Page 47 – -14 Configuring the System
  • Page 48 – Configuring the System 3-15
  • Page 49 – -16 Configuring the System
  • Page 50 – Configuring the System 3-17; Security Menu
  • Page 51 – -18 Configuring the System; Security Menu Items
  • Page 52 – Configuring the System 3-19
  • Page 53 – -20 Configuring the System; Power Menu; Use the arrow keys to select one of the Power Menu options and press
  • Page 54 – Configuring the System 3-21; Power Menu Settings
  • Page 55 – -22 Configuring the System; Boot Menu; Use the arrow keys to select one of the Boot Menu options and press; Boot Menu Settings
  • Page 56 – Configuring the System 3-23
  • Page 57 – -24 Configuring the System; Exit Menu; Use the arrow keys to select one of the Exit Menu options and press; Exit Menu Items; Hard Drive Security
  • Page 58 – Configuring the System 3-25; Establishing Hard Disk Drive Passwords
  • Page 59 – -26 Configuring the System; Changing Hard Disk Drive Passwords; Using Hard Disk Drive Password Protection
  • Page 60 – Configuring the System 3-27; Moving the Hard Drive; FLASH Utility; Update the BIOS from the BIOS FLASH diskette as follows.
  • Page 61 – -28 Configuring the System; NEC Application and Driver CD
  • Page 62 – Configuring the System 3-29; to close the Application and Driver program.; NEC INFO Center; The NEC INFO Center includes the following modules.
  • Page 63 – -30 Configuring the System; NEC INFO Center opening screen
  • Page 64 – Configuring the System 3-31; Remove any diskette or CD-ROM disc from your system.
  • Page 65 – -32 Configuring the System
  • Page 66 – Configuring the System 3-33; System Board Jumper Settings; Locating the password clear jumper
  • Page 67 – -34 Configuring the System
  • Page 68 – Configuring the System 3-35; System Requirements; What are the benefits of the processor serial number?
  • Page 70 – Technical Support; In the United States, call
  • Page 71 – Adding Expansion Devices
  • Page 72 – -2 Adding Expansion Devices; Safety Precautions
  • Page 73 – Adding Expansion Devices 4-3; USB Devices; You can add multiple USB devices in several ways:
  • Page 74 – -4 Adding Expansion Devices; PC Cards; Inserting a PC Card
  • Page 75 – Adding Expansion Devices 4-5; Inserting a PC card
  • Page 76 – -6 Adding Expansion Devices; Follow the PC card manufacturer’s instructions for using the card.; Removing a PC Card; Select the PC Card you need to remove and select Stop.; Memory Modules
  • Page 77 – Adding Expansion Devices 4-7; Use the following guidelines in selecting SO-DIMM types:
  • Page 78 – -8 Adding Expansion Devices; Checking System Memory; My; Installing a SO-DIMM Module
  • Page 79 – Adding Expansion Devices 4-9; Positioning the LCD panel; Positioning the system for memory upgrade
  • Page 80 – -10 Adding Expansion Devices; Align the notch in the module with the key in the empty slot.; Installing the SO-DIMM module; Install the SO-DIMM module panel and retaining screw.
  • Page 81 – Adding Expansion Devices 4-11; Removing a SO-DIMM Module
  • Page 82 – -12 Adding Expansion Devices; Parallel Printer; on the other end for connecting to the printer.; External Monitor; monitor, NEC VistaScanTM monitor, or other; Serial Devices
  • Page 83 – Solving System Problems; Solutions to Common Problems
  • Page 84 – -2 Solving System Problems; System Problems; No power and power lamp not lit.; Check that system power is on.
  • Page 86 – Diskette Drive Problems; Check that a diskette is not in the drive.; Non-System Disk or Disk Error message displayed.
  • Page 87 – Solving System Problems 5-5; LCD Panel Problems; Screen is dark or the display is hard to read.; Check that all connections have been made.; and the; Keyboard/Mouse Problems; Mouse or keyboard does not respond.
  • Page 88 – -6 Solving System Problems; CD-ROM Drive Problems; The system does not see the drive.; The drive is not reading a disc.; Check that the disc is a data disc, not a music disc.; The disc does not eject due to a power failure or software error.
  • Page 89 – Solving System Problems 5-7; Speaker Problems; Speaker volume is too low.; If using a headset, check that it is plugged in.; Sound is only coming from one speaker.; How to Clean the Mouse; Use these steps to clean your mouse.
  • Page 90 – -8 Solving System Problems; Typical mouse ball cover; Rotate the ball cover counterclockwise and remove the cover.
  • Page 91 – Getting Services and Support; NECC W ebsite
  • Page 92 – -2 Getting Services and Support; NECC Website
  • Page 93 – Getting Services and Support 6-3; NECC FTP Site; Desktop
  • Page 94 – -4 Getting Services and Support; NECC Technical Support Services
  • Page 96 – A-2 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment; Making Your Computer Work for You
  • Page 97 – Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-3; Arrange Your Equipment
  • Page 98 – A-4 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment; Adjust Your Chair
  • Page 99 – Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-5
  • Page 100 – A-6 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment; Adjust Your Input Devices; Follow these points in positioning your keyboard and mouse.
  • Page 101 – Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-7
  • Page 102 – A-8 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment; Adjust Your Monitor
  • Page 103 – Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-9; Use a document holder placed close to the screen.
  • Page 104 – A-10 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment; Vary Your Workday; Vary your tasks throughout the day.
  • Page 105 – Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-11; Checking Your Chair; When sitting, are your feet flat on the floor?
  • Page 106 – A-12 Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment; Checking Your Keyboard
  • Page 107 – Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-13
  • Page 108 – System Specifications
  • Page 109 – B-2 System Specifications; System Board; System Processor; Type — Intel Pentium III Processor, 100-MHz FSB; Cache Memory; pipelined 32-bit addressing; Calendar Clock; Battery type — Lithium coin cell
  • Page 110 – System Specifications B-3; Video Memory
  • Page 111 – B-4 System Specifications; Sound Controller
  • Page 112 – System Specifications B-5; System Peripherals
  • Page 113 – B-6 System Specifications; Function keys; Mouse
  • Page 114 – System Specifications B-7; Capacity; Sector size — 512 bytes
  • Page 115 – B-8 System Specifications; Systems come with a Mobile ATAPI 24X MAX Slim CD-ROM drive.; PC Card Slots; Systems come with two CardBus card slots that support:; Speakers; Sound Blaster compatible.
  • Page 116 – System Specifications B-9; Dimensions; System; Weight — approximately 12 lb.; Keyboard; Power; Power management — full-power reduction; Operating Environment
  • Page 117 – B-10 System Specifications; Compliance; DMI
  • Page 118 – Index
  • Page 124 – Regulatory Statements 1; Regulatory Statements; FCC Statement for United States Only; Changes or modifications to this unit not; This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
  • Page 125 – Regulatory Statements; European Community Directive Conformance Statement; There is a danger of explosion if the battery is
  • Page 126 – Regulatory Statements 3; Battery Disposal
  • Page 127 – DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY; We, the Responsible Party
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Page 2 - Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer

First Printing — May 2000 Copyright 2000 NEC Computers Inc. 15 Business Park Way Sacramento, CA 95828 All Rights Reserved Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer The information disclosed in this document, including all designs and relatedmaterials, is the valuable property of NEC Computers Inc....

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Contents iii Contents Using This Guide Text Conventions .................................................................................... viiiRelated Documents ................................................................................... ix 1 Reviewing System Features Front Features ..........

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Using This Guide vii Using This Guide The PowerMate ® 2000 Series User’s Guide provides a comprehensive reference to information about your system. The guide contains the following information: „ Chapter 1, Reviewing System Features, provides a look at the front,side, rear, and bottom features of th...

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