NEC VERSA SXI User manual

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Contents
Using This Guide
Text Setup..............................................................................................................................x
Related Documents................................................................................................................x
1 Introducing Your NEC Versa
Before you Begin................................................................................................................1-2
About Your NEC Versa SXi Notebook..............................................................................1-3
Around the Front of the System..........................................................................................1-4
LCD Panel...................................................................................................................1-4
Base Unit.....................................................................................................................1-5
Operating Status LEDs and Microphone.....................................................................1-6
Power Button........................................................................................................1-7
Keyboard.....................................................................................................................1-8
Around the Back of the System........................................................................................1-10
Around the Left Side of the System..................................................................................1-11
Around the Right Side of the System ...............................................................................1-13
Around the Bottom of the System....................................................................................1-14
About the Port Replicator.................................................................................................1-15
2 Getting Started
NEC VersaGlide.................................................................................................................2-2
Making VersaGlide Adjustments ................................................................................2-2
VersaGlide Tips...........................................................................................................2-2
Power Sources for Your NEC Versa ..................................................................................2-3
AC Adapter.........................................................................................................................2-3
Connecting the AC Adapter ........................................................................................2-3
Powering On Your System..........................................................................................2-4
Powering On with Windows 2000 .......................................................................2-4
Main Battery Pack..............................................................................................................2-5
Determining Battery Status .........................................................................................2-5
Low Battery Status......................................................................................................2-6
Returning the Battery to its Normal State....................................................................2-6
Extending Battery Life................................................................................................2-6
Conserving Battery Power...........................................................................................2-6
Battery Handling .........................................................................................................2-7
Replacing the Battery..................................................................................................2-7
Battery Precautions....................................................................................................2-10
Precautions for Recharging the Battery.....................................................................2-10
System Batteries...............................................................................................................2-11
Main Battery..............................................................................................................2-11
CMOS Battery...........................................................................................................2-11
Bridge Battery ...........................................................................................................2-11

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System Care......................................................................................................................2-12
Precautions for System Use.......................................................................................2-12
Storage Requirements................................................................................................2-13
Routine Cleaning.......................................................................................................2-13
3 Using the BIOS Setup Utility
Introducing BIOS Setup .....................................................................................................3-2
Entering BIOS Setup..........................................................................................................3-2
Pausing the Screen.......................................................................................................3-2
BIOS Setup Main Menu..............................................................................................3-3
Looking at Screens......................................................................................................3-3
Using Keys..................................................................................................................3-4
Checking/Setting System Parameters.................................................................................3-4
Resetting System Parameters.......................................................................................3-5
Standard CMOS Setup ................................................................................................3-5
Advanced CMOS Setup ..............................................................................................3-6
System Security Setup.................................................................................................3-7
Establishing System Passwords...................................................................................3-7
Hard Disk Drive Passwords.........................................................................................3-8
Establishing Hard Disk Drive Passwords.............................................................3-8
Changing Hard Disk Drive Passwords.................................................................3-9
Using Hard Disk Drive Password Protection.......................................................3-9
Moving the Hard Disk Drive..............................................................................3-10
Power Management Setup.........................................................................................3-10
Boot Device Setup.....................................................................................................3-13
Peripheral Setup ........................................................................................................3-14
Other BIOS Setup Options........................................................................................3-15
Managing System Power..................................................................................................3-16
Windows 98 Power Management Properties.............................................................3-16
Windows 98 Power Schemes ....................................................................................3-17
Windows 98 Alarms..................................................................................................3-18
Windows 98 Power Meter.........................................................................................3-18
Windows 98 Advanced..............................................................................................3-19
Windows 98 Hibernate..............................................................................................3-19
Windows 2000 Power Options Properties.................................................................3-20
Windows 2000 Power Schemes ................................................................................3-20
Windows 2000 Alarms..............................................................................................3-21
Windows 2000 Power Meter.....................................................................................3-22
Windows 2000 Advanced..........................................................................................3-22
Windows 2000 Hibernate..........................................................................................3-23
Windows 98/2000 Power Management States ..........................................................3-23
Recognizing the Windows 98/2000 Power Management States ...............................3-23
Windows NT Power Management States..................................................................3-24
Recognizing the Windows NT Power Management States.......................................3-25
Updating the BIOS ...........................................................................................................3-26
Obtaining the BIOS Update.......................................................................................3-26

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Preparing the BIOS Update Diskette.........................................................................3-26
Performing the BIOS Update ....................................................................................3-27
Identifying the Switch Settings.........................................................................................3-28
4 Using the Operating System and Utilities
Windows Introduction........................................................................................................4-2
Windows 2000.............................................................................................................4-2
Desktop Icons.......................................................................................................4-2
Taskbar Icons.......................................................................................................4-3
Windows 98 Second Edition .......................................................................................4-3
Desktop Icons.......................................................................................................4-3
Taskbar Icons.......................................................................................................4-5
Windows NT ...............................................................................................................4-6
NEC Utilities ......................................................................................................................4-6
NEC Customize Utility................................................................................................4-6
NEC Customize Utility Screen.............................................................................4-7
Using the NEC Customize Utility........................................................................4-7
HDPREPEZ Utility .....................................................................................................4-7
Using HDPREPEZ with Windows 98..................................................................4-8
Using HDPREPEZ with Windows NT.................................................................4-8
SpeedStep Applet ...............................................................................................................4-8
Application and Driver CD.................................................................................................4-8
Launching the CD with Windows 98..........................................................................4-9
Launching the CD with Windows NT/2000................................................................4-9
Application and Driver CD Dialog Box......................................................................4-9
Installing the Application and Driver CD Software ..................................................4-10
NEC Info Center...............................................................................................................4-10
Installing the NEC Info Center..................................................................................4-10
Uninstalling the NEC Info Center .............................................................................4-10
Partition Magic.................................................................................................................4-11
Product Recovery CD.......................................................................................................4-11
Guidelines for Using the Product Recovery CD........................................................4-12
Product Recovery CD Options..................................................................................4-12
Full Disk Drive Restore.............................................................................................4-13
Partition Only Restore...............................................................................................4-14
5 Using the System Drives and Bays
SuperDisk Drive.................................................................................................................5-2
Formatting Diskettes in the SuperDisk Drive..............................................................5-2
NEC VersaBay III ..............................................................................................................5-2
NEC VersaBay III Swap Utility.........................................................................................5-3
Installing the NEC VersaBay III Swap Utility ............................................................5-3
Using the NEC VersaBay III Swap Utility..................................................................5-3
Removing a Device from the NEC VersaBay III........................................................5-4
Installing a Device in the NEC VersaBay III ..............................................................5-5
Other NEC VersaBay III Devices ...............................................................................5-6

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24X CD-ROM Drive ..........................................................................................................5-7
CD Loading.................................................................................................................5-7
CD Care.......................................................................................................................5-8
Changing the Auto Play Setting ..................................................................................5-8
CD Read/Write Drive.........................................................................................................5-9
8X DVD-ROM Drive.........................................................................................................5-9
Hard Disk Drive................................................................................................................5-10
Memory Modules .............................................................................................................5-14
6 Communicating with Your NEC Versa
PC Cards.............................................................................................................................6-2
Type II Cards...............................................................................................................6-2
Type II Extended Cards...............................................................................................6-2
Type III Cards .............................................................................................................6-2
Communication Cards.................................................................................................6-2
Storage Cards ..............................................................................................................6-3
Other Cards..................................................................................................................6-3
PC Card Slots ..............................................................................................................6-3
Using the PC Card Slots..............................................................................................6-4
Inserting a PC Card .....................................................................................................6-4
Removing a Card.........................................................................................................6-5
PC Card Modems ........................................................................................................6-5
Mini-PCI Modem ...............................................................................................................6-6
Mini-PCI LAN/Modem......................................................................................................6-6
Installing the Online LAN/Modem Guides .................................................................6-6
Internet Connections...........................................................................................................6-6
Internet Connection Wizard in Windows 98/2000......................................................6-7
Connecting to the Internet in Windows NT.................................................................6-7
IR Port ................................................................................................................................6-8
Infrared Communications............................................................................................6-8
Using the IR Port.........................................................................................................6-8
Enabling the IR Port in Windows 98...........................................................................6-8
Enabling the IR Port in Windows 2000.......................................................................6-9
7 Traveling Tips
Preparing for Travel............................................................................................................7-2
Packing for Travel..............................................................................................................7-2
Using Power Sources..........................................................................................................7-3
Getting Through Customs...................................................................................................7-3
Using Your Modem............................................................................................................7-4
8 Using Peripheral Devices
External Monitor ................................................................................................................8-2
Printer.................................................................................................................................8-2
Parallel Devices...........................................................................................................8-2

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Serial Devices..............................................................................................................8-3
External Keyboard/Mouse..................................................................................................8-4
External Audio Options......................................................................................................8-4
USB Devices ......................................................................................................................8-5
Port Replicator....................................................................................................................8-5
9 Using Multimedia
Audio..................................................................................................................................9-2
Recording ....................................................................................................................9-2
Playing Back................................................................................................................9-3
Optimizing the Sound Quality.....................................................................................9-3
CD-ROM Input............................................................................................................9-4
Microphone .................................................................................................................9-4
Mixing.........................................................................................................................9-4
Using Headphones.......................................................................................................9-4
Using External Stereo Speakers ..................................................................................9-5
Using the Built-In Speakers.........................................................................................9-5
Digital Audio Output...................................................................................................9-5
MIDI Files...................................................................................................................9-5
Video..................................................................................................................................9-5
Using Digital Video Files............................................................................................9-5
Using Animation Files.................................................................................................9-6
Multimedia Applications....................................................................................................9-6
10 Solving System Problems
Problem Checklist.............................................................................................................10-2
Start-Up Problems ............................................................................................................10-3
Post Error Messages..................................................................................................10-4
Beep Codes................................................................................................................10-6
If You Need Assistance....................................................................................................10-7
11 Getting Service and Support
Service and Support Contact Information ........................................................................11-2
NECC Web Site................................................................................................................11-3
NECC FTP Site ................................................................................................................11-3
NECC Support Services ...................................................................................................11-4
Email/Fax to Support Services .........................................................................................11-4
A Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment
Making Your Computer Work for You.............................................................................A-2
Arrange Your Equipment ..................................................................................................A-3
Adjust Your Chair .............................................................................................................A-3
Adjust Your Input Devices................................................................................................A-3
Adjust Your Screen or Monitor.........................................................................................A-4
Vary Your Workday..........................................................................................................A-5

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Pre-Existing Conditions and Psychosocial Factors............................................................A-5
B Specifications
System Components..........................................................................................................B-2
Memory Map.....................................................................................................................B-9
Interrupt Controllers........................................................................................................B-10
C Frequently Asked Questions
External Mouse..................................................................................................................C-2
Display...............................................................................................................................C-2
PC Cards............................................................................................................................C-3
Diskette Drive....................................................................................................................C-5
Booting..............................................................................................................................C-6
Power Management...........................................................................................................C-7
Miscellaneous..................................................................................................................C-10
Glossary
Index
Regulatory Statements

Using This Guide ix
Using This Guide
The NEC Versa®SXi User's Guide gives you the information you need to maximize the
use of your NEC Versa notebook computer. Read this guide to familiarize yourself
with the NEC Versa and its features. For specific information see
!Chapter 1, “Introducing Your NEC Versa,” to acquaint yourself with system
hardware.
!Chapter 2, “Getting Started,” for instructions on how to connect, power on, and care
for your system.
!Chapter 3, “Using the BIOS Setup Utility,” for details about modifying system
parameters and power management.
!Chapter 4, “Using the Operating System and Utilities,” for an understanding of your
Windows®operating system. You’ll also learn how to use the system utilities and
CDs for loading applications, drivers, and the NEC Info Center.
!Chapter 5, “Using the System Drives and Bays,” to master procedures for swapping
VersaBay III devices, upgrading the hard disk drive and installing memory
modules.
!Chapter 6, “Communicating with Your NEC Versa,” for essential information about
using PC cards, optional mini-PCI modems or LANs, and other communication
features of the system.
!Chapter 7, “Traveling Tips,” for a variety of checklists to help you to prepare your
notebook computer for travel, getting through customs and using your modem when
you are on the road.
!Chapter 8, “Using Peripheral Devices,” to master procedures for connecting
external devices like an external monitor, headphones, a printer, or speakers.
!Chapter 9, “Using Multimedia,” for steps on integrating video and sound clips into
impressive presentations.
!Chapter 10, “Solving System Problems,” for simple solutions to common problems
that may arise while operating your notebook.
!Chapter 11, “Getting Service and Support,” for information about getting help when
you need it from NEC Computers Inc. (NECC).
!Appendix A, “Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment,” for guidelines that help
promote a healthy work setting.
!Appendix B, “Specifications,” to review NEC Versa system specifications.

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!Appendix C, “Frequently Asked Questions,” (FAQs) for a look at questions that
users commonly ask and the answers to those questions.
Text Setup
To make this guide as easy to use as possible, text is set up as follows.
!Warnings, cautions, and notes have the following format:
Warnings alert you to situations that could result in serious
personal injury or loss of life.
Cautions indicate situations that can damage the system
hardware or software.
Note Notes give particularly important information about whatever is being described.
!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.
Related Documents
See the following documents for additional information on your NEC Versa notebook
computer:
!The NEC Versa SXi Quick Setup sheet helps get your system up and running.
!The NEC Versa SXi Quick Reference card provides an easy-to-carry reference to
LED meanings, controls, function key combinations, and NECC help numbers.
(The quick reference card does not ship with some systems purchased outside of the
United States and Canada.)
!The NEC Info Center is a fully navigational pdf document containing feature and
specification information about your NEC Versa system.

1
Introducing Your NEC Versa
!Before You Begin
!About Your NEC Versa SXi Notebook
!Around the Front of the System
!Around the Back of the System
!Around the Left Side of the System
!Around the Right Side of the System
!Around the Bottom of the System
!About the Port Replicator

1-2 Introducing Your NEC Versa
Before you Begin
Prolonged or improper use of a computer workstation may
pose a risk of serious injury. To reduce your risk of injury, set up and use your computer
in the manner described in Appendix A, “Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment.”
After completing the steps in the Quick Setup sheet that comes with your computer,
your NEC Versa SXi notebook computer is ready to go! To get started, do the
following:
!Read Appendix A, “Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment,” for guidelines that
help you use your computer productively and safely. Information includes how to
set up and use your computer to reduce your risk of developing nerve, muscle, or
tendon disorders.
!Take the online Tour to get acquainted with the NEC Versa’s information
resources. The Tour is part of the NEC Info Center. Use the Application and Driver
CD that ships with your NEC Versa SXi system to install the NEC Info Center.
Read through this guide to familiarize yourself with the NEC Versa.

Introducing Your NEC Versa 1-3
About Your NEC Versa SXi Notebook
The NEC Versa SXi notebook computer offers you a portable system filled with
exciting resources for home, business or travel. Standard features include a powerful
Intel®Pentium III 650-MHz, 700-MHz, or 750-MHz microprocessor, all with
SpeedStep™. Intel’s SpeedStep technology allows you to customize high-performance
computing on your notebook system to optimize performance speed and conserve
battery life. The 14.1-inch TFT XGA LCD panel provides high-resolution display for
sharp, effective visuals.
In addition, your system provides a high-performance hard disk drive, a diskette drive
or SuperDisk™ drive, PC card support, and a 24X CD-ROM drive, a CD Read/Write
drive or a 8X DVD-ROM drive. To optimize your connectivity options, some models
ship with an internal mini-PCI modem or combination internal mini-PCI LAN/modem.
As a multimedia system, your NEC Versa also provides the tools needed to create and
present impressive images using video clips and sound.
NEC Versa SXi notebook computer
To get comfortable with your notebook, read the following sections and take a tour
around your system!

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Around the Front of the System
The NEC Versa is compact with features on every side. First, look at the front of the
NEC Versa. The following sections describe front features, beginning with the liquid
crystal display (LCD) panel.
LCD Panel
Your NEC Versa SXi comes with a 1024x768, 16 million color LCD panel that you
can adjust for a comfortable viewing position. To adjust the viewing angle, gently tilt
the LCD panel into position. Your system is equipped with a 14.1-inch color Thin Film
Transistor (TFT) Extended Graphics Array (XGA) panel.
To adjust the LCD panel brightness press the Fn-F8 and Fn-F9 functions keys. For
more details about using the system’s function keys, see the section, “Keyboard,” later
in this chapter.
The LCD panel provides the following status LEDs.
!Power Status LED — lights green when the system is under AC power. When the
system is under battery power, this LED lights to indicate the following:
—Lights green when the system power is on.
—Blinks green when the system is in Standby (Windows 98/2000) or Suspend
(Windows NT) mode.
—Lights yellow (blinks when in Windows 98/2000 Standby mode or Windows
NT Suspend mode) to indicate that battery power is at 8% capacity or less.
—Lights amber (blinks when in Windows 98/2000 Standby mode or Windows NT
Suspend mode) to indicate that battery power is at 3% capacity or less.
!Battery Charging LED — lights to indicate battery charging activity. Lights amber
when the battery is charging.

Introducing Your NEC Versa 1-5
Base Unit
The base unit of your NEC Versa offers the following features, which are described
after the figure.
LCD panel and base unit
A– Keyboard D– LCD Panel
B– Operating Status LEDs E– NEC VersaGlide
C– Power Button
!Keyboard — 85 keys with the standard QWERTY-key layout. (Models purchased
outside of the U.S. and Canada ship with country-specific keyboard layouts.)
!Operating Status LEDs — Keeps you informed of your NEC Versa’s current
operating status. See the following section for details about the operating status
LEDs.
!Power Button — Press the Power button to power on, power off, and to resume
from Standby (Windows 98/2000) or Suspend (Windows NT) mode.
!LCD Panel — Provides a high-resolution display for sharp, effective visuals on
your NEC Versa.
!NEC VersaGlide — The NEC VersaGlide works like a standard computer mouse.
Simply move your fingertip over the VersaGlide to control the position of the
mouse pointer. Use the selection buttons below the VersaGlide to select menu
items. VersaGlide settings and features are described in detail in Chapter 2.

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Operating Status LEDs and Microphone
Operating status LEDs and microphone
A– IDE Device D– Caps Lock
B– VBIII Device E– Scroll Lock
C – Microphone F – Num Lock
!IDE Device — lights when the NEC Versa writes data to or retrieves data from the
internal hard disk drive
!VBIII Device — lights when the NEC Versa writes data to or retrieves data from a
device in the VersaBay III.
!Microphone — A strategically positioned built-in microphone allows you to record
monophonic sound directly into your notebook computer. See Chapter 9, “Using
Multimedia,” for details about recording.
!Caps Lock — lights when Caps Lock is in effect.
!Scroll Lock — lights when Scroll Lock is in effect.
!Num Lock — lights when Num Lock mode is active.

Introducing Your NEC Versa 1-7
Power Button
The Power button is a “smart” switch, meaning that it recognizes when the system is in
Standby mode in Windows 98/2000* or in Suspend mode in Windows NT**. If in
Suspend or Standby mode, you cannot power off until you press the Power button to
resume operation.
* The Advanced Power Management setting, “When I press the power button on
my computer,” must be set to Standby.
** The BIOS parameter “System Switch” must be set to “Sleep.”
Put the unit in Standby or Suspend mode when you need to be away from your system
for a short period of time and want to return to where you left off. Standby mode in
Windows 98/2000 and Suspend mode in Windows NT shuts down all devices in the
system while retaining data and system status.
!In Windows 98/2000, go to Start, Shutdown, Standby, to put your system into
Standby mode.
!In Windows NT, press the Power button for less than 4 seconds to put your system
into Suspend mode. The BIOS parameter “System Switch” must be set to “Sleep.”
!Use the Power button in the following ways:
—Press the Power button to power on.
—Press the Power button to resume from Standby (Windows 98/2000) or Suspend
(Windows NT) mode and proceed with normal operation.
—Hold the Power button in place for 4 or more seconds to initiate power override
(powers off the system). Only use this option if you cannot power off your
system using Start, Shutdown.

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Keyboard
The NEC Versa keyboard offers the following features, which are described after the
figure.
Keyboard
A– Function Keys D– Control Keys
B– Numeric Keys E– Windows Keys
C– Cursor Control Keys F– Typewriter Keys
!Function keys — Twelve function keys, F1 through F12, are available on the NEC
Versa keyboard. These keys work together with the Fn key to activate special
functions. Several keys are preprogrammed with dual functions, some of which are
printed in blue on the key.
Function keys are application-driven. See the specific application’s user guide for
information about how each function key works within the application you are
using.
The following function key combinations are preprogrammed for the NEC Versa
SXi computer.
Fn-F3 — Toggles between three video modes; LCD, CRT, or both (LCD and CRT).
Fn-F4 — Sets Standby power management mode on, in Windows NT.
—In Windows NT, press any key to resume from Standby mode.
—No function when Windows 98/2000 configured for Advanced Configuration
and Power Interface (ACPI). In Windows 98/2000, Standby is equivalent to
Windows 95 Suspend mode. To resume from Windows 98/2000 Standby mode,
press the Power button.

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Fn-F6 — toggles the system beep on and off.
Fn-F7 — Toggles between various power management levels in Windows NT.
Beeps indicate the level chosen as follows:
1 beep Off
2 beeps Custom
3 beeps Highest Performance
4 beeps Longest Life
No function when Windows 98/2000 configured for Advanced Configuration and
Power Interface (ACPI).
Fn-F8 — Increases the LCD panel brightness.
Fn-F9 — Decreases the LCD panel brightness.
Fn-F10 — Toggles LCD expansion mode (DOS only).
Fn-ESC — Initiates a Save-to-RAM, in Windows NT. Saves your working
environment to memory.
An additional preprogrammed function key, Fn-Left Ctrl, simulates pressing the right
control key for support of IBM 327x connections.
!Numeric keypad — Pressing NumLock on the keyboard activates the numeric
keypad numbers and functions printed in blue on the keys.
The keypad lets you type numbers and mathematical operands (+, -) as you would
on a calculator. The keypad is ideal for entering long lists of numbers.
When you press NumLock again, the keys revert to their normal functions as
typewriter keys.
!Cursor Control keys — Cursor control keys let you position the cursor on the screen
where you want. On the screen, the cursor is a blinking underline, block, or vertical
line depending on the application. The cursor indicates where the next text typed is
inserted.
!Control keys — Ctrl, Alt, Fn, and Shift are controls used in conjunction with other
keys to change their functions. To use control keys, press and hold the control key
while pressing another key. For example, “press Ctrl c” means to hold down the
Ctrl key and type the letter c. How the key combination works depends on the
application you are running.

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!Windows keys — In Windows, you can use the following two keys to facilitate
your work.
Quick access to shortcut menus
Displays the Start menu
!Typewriter keys — The typewriter keys (also called alphanumeric keys) are used to
enter text and characters. Keys with blue printing on them behave differently when
combined with control keys or the Fn key.
Around the Back of the System
You’ll find system ports for connecting optional devices (like a printer, the port
replicator, or an external monitor) on the back of your NEC Versa. These features are
described after the figure.
Features on the back of the system
A– AC Power Port E– Expansion Port
B– Kensington Lock F– Video Port
C– PS/2 Port G– Parallel Port
D– Serial Port
!AC Power Port — Use the power jack to attach the NEC Versa to a DC power
source, such as the AC adapter or the optional DC auto adapter.
!Kensington Lock — Provides added security by installing an optional Kensington
Lock.