Dell Latitude 2100 (Mid 2009) - Manuel (Page 4)

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Set-Up and Go
1
Attach left and right handles and caps
2
Netbook Docking
3
First Time Battery Charge
Monitoring Netbook Power
Open top compartments: unlock door, lift door up and
out (to clear holding tab), allow door to drop slightly,
then lift up and push under work top.
Insert netbooks into docks with front edge of netbook at
top and power /Ethernet connectors leading into station.
The green tab at the front of the dock will be visible if the
netbook has been properly seated.
Charging activity can be viewed at the top edge of each
netbook when docked.
CAUTION: Make sure area is clear before closing
upper door.
Eight screws (four at each handle) and a hex tool have been provided.
Before using the netbooks for the fi rst time or after spending time in
storage, ensure netbooks have a full (100%) charge.
Connect power cord to a dedicated circuit, (one not shared with
other devices).
Verify that the blue light on the Power/Fault Status Indicator at the
work-top is lit.
Allow netbooks to charge for at least 2-3 hours before removing
for fi rst-time use.
T he Power/Fault Status Indicator lights at the top of the Mobile Computing Station communicate the following conditions.
NOTE: Charge status of individual netbooks can be seen directly on netbooks when docked and the upper compartment doors are open.
CAUTION: Observe all safety precautions related to
Mobile Computing Station operation and maintenance
included in this reference guide!
Blue light - Solid Power "ON"
Amber light - Flashing Maximum temperature has been exceeded
* When recommended temperature has been exceeded, power to Netbooks is
terminated until the temperature falls into an acceptable operating range, at which
time charging resumes.
CAUTION: There is no on/off switch on this equipment; the AC power cord is the only power disconnect. The
socket outlet should be easily accessible and should be installed near the equipment.
Green tab
location
Netbook charge
indicator
Power/Fault Status Indicator Signal Meaning