Optional Modem Connector, VGA Connector | NEC 2000 specification

Optional Modem Connector

Some systems might come with an optional V.90 56K modem board in place of the LAN board. Use the modem connector on the rear of the system to connect your telephone line to the system.

VGA Connector

The system unit comes with a VGA connector on the rear of the system unit.

Use this connector to connect an optional NEC MultiSync® monitor, NEC AccuSync™ monitor, or other VGA-compatible monitor with a 15-pin connector. You can also attach a projector with a 15-pin connector to this connector.

The system supports simultaneous use of the LCD panel and an optional monitor connected to the VGA connector.

DC Power Connector

The system operates with DC power supplied from the AC power adapter. The adapter plugs into an AC power source and the DC power connector at the rear of the system unit. The AC power adapter uses a standard 115-Vac or 230-Vac grounded power source.

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Contents

Page Proprietary Notice and Liability Disclaimer Contents Iv Contents Adding Expansion Devices Vi Contents Index Regulatory Statements Using This Guide Using This Guide Text Conventions NEC PowerMate 2000 Series Quick Setup/Quick Reference Related Documents Reviewing System Features Front Features Reviewing System Features PowerMate 2000 system unit front features System Controls and Lamps LCD Panel Diskette Drive Optional DVD-ROM Drive CD-ROM DriveSpeakers Right Side Features Volume Control Hard Drive Audio ConnectorsUniversal Serial Bus Ports Anti-theft Bracket Left Side Features PC Card Slots Rear Features System Unit Fans Kensington Lock Slot LAN ConnectorPS/2 Mouse Port PS/2 Keyboard Port VGA Connector Optional Modem ConnectorDC Power Connector Bottom Features Memory Sockets Password Clear Jumper Microdesktop Chassis System Overview Hardware Software Preloaded Software NEC Product Recovery CD Security Reviewing System Features Setting Up the System Cable Connections Setting Up the SystemStartup Follow these steps to power off the system Shutdown Power-Saving Operation System Care Protecting Your System From Damage Keeping Your System in Good Condition Moving or Shipping Your System More Information Quick Reference to Information About Your System Configuring the System Configuration Tools and Utilities Configuring the System Configuration Tools and Utilities How to Start Setup Bios Setup UtilityHow to Use Setup Setup Key Functions Main Menu Main Menu Items CD-ROM Main Menu Items PIO4/DMA2 Main Menu Items Advanced Menu Advanced Menu Write Back IRQ5, IRQ7 Advanced Menu Security Menu Security Menu Items Supervisor, User Once these passwords are set, NEC Power Menu Power Menu Settings Boot Menu Boot Menu Settings Exit Menu Exit Menu Items Establishing Hard Disk Drive Passwords Hard Drive Security Changing Hard Disk Drive Passwords Using Hard Disk Drive Password Protection Moving the Hard Drive Flash Utility NEC Info Center NEC Info Center opening screen NEC Product Recovery CD Starting the Recovery Program Using the Product Recovery CD Standard System Restore Advanced Options Using the Smart Restore Program Tools How to Load Smart Restore PowerMate Application and Driver CD System Board Jumper Settings Locating the password clear jumper Intel Processor Serial Number Control Utility InstallationSystem Requirements Frequently Asked Questions Processor Serial Number Technical Support Can a website read my serial number without my knowledge? Adding Expansion Devices Safety Precautions Adding Expansion Devices USB Devices PC Cards Inserting a PC Card Inserting a PC card Removing a PC Card Memory Modules Installing a SO-DIMM Module Checking System Memory Positioning the LCD panel Installing the SO-DIMM module Removing a SO-DIMM Module Hard Drive Removing a Hard Drive Releasing the hard drive access panel Installing a Hard Drive External Monitor Parallel PrinterSerial Devices Solving System Problems Solutions to Common Problems How to Clean the Mouse System Problems Solutions to Common ProblemsSolving System Problems System does not boot and error message displayed on screen Diskette Drive Problems System shuts off instead of going into sleep mode LCD Panel Problems Keyboard/Mouse Problems CD-ROM Drive Problems System does not see the drive How to Clean the Mouse Speaker Problems Typical mouse ball cover Getting Services and Support Getting Services and Support Necc Website Email/Fax Technical Support Service Necc FTP Site Necc Technical Support Services Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment Making Your Computer Work for You Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-3 Arrange Your Equipment Adjust Your Chair Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-5 Adjust Your Input Devices Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-7 Adjust Your Monitor Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-9 Vary Your Workday Checking Your Comfort How Do You Measure Up? Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-11Pre-existing Conditions and Psychosocial Factors Checking Your Chair Checking Your Monitor Checking Your KeyboardChecking Your Mouse Checking You Setting Up a Healthy Work Environment A-13 System Specifications System Processor Random Access Memory RAMSystem Board Cache Memory Calendar Clock Input/Output I/O FeaturesSystem Specifications B-3 Video Memory Network Board Sound ControllerGraphics Controller System Specifications B-5 System Peripherals Keyboard External MonitorMouse System Specifications B-7 CD-ROM Drive System Specifications B-9 DimensionsPower Operating Environment Compliance Index Index-1 Index-2 LAN Index-3 Index-4 Index-5 Index-6 FCC Statement for United States Only Regulatory StatementsRegulatory Statements Canadian Department of Communications Compliance Statement Battery ReplacementEuropean Community Directive Conformance Statement Battery Disposal Mini-PCI FCC Registration NumbersPage Declaration of Conformity