Fujitsu 735Dx User Manual page 122

P O I N T
If the notebook power switch is turned
off it is always safe to undock. You do
not have to turn on your notebook and
use the Eject PC feature.
C A U T I O N
The RJ-11 connector on the rear of your
docking device comes with a protective
cover to keep the connector clean. Be
careful to remove it before trying to make
a connection. Save the cover and replace
it when the connector is not in use.
Using Your Notebook While It Is Installed
In the LANdock
There are a few differences you will notice
between using your notebook in and out
of the LANdock.
U s e r I n s t a l l a b l e
In the LANdock you have added capabilities:
In the Windows 95 Start menu there is a
PC Eject choice between the Suspend mode
and Shutdown selections.(Use the PC Eject
choice to enable the undocking of
your LifeBook.)
Both an external mouse and an external key-
board can be connected at the same time. Be
sure to plug them into the c orrect PS/2 ports.
There is an additional PC Card slot.
C A U T I O N
When your notebook is mounted in
the LANdock or Port Replicator it is
essentially a desktop PC not a mobile
notebook. DO NOT unplug the docking
device with the operating system active.
You may cause a loss of data and a
system error when you restart
your notebook.
L i f e B o o k 7 0 0 S e r i e s f r o m F u j i t s u
F e a t u r e s
Creating the Windows 95
Docked Configuration
(This is only necessary when you change note-
book configuration and dock your notebook for
the first time.)
1. Install your notebook in the LANdock or
Port Replicator.
2. Turn on the power. The operating system
will automatically begin to configure itself
for "docked mode" operation.
3. When the configuring is complete the
screen will tell you to restart your system.
4. When the restart is complete a little box
will appear indicating that you are in the
docked configuration but the display will
not use the entire screen.
5. To use the entire screen:
a. Go to the Start Menu.
b. Select S e t t i n g s .
c. Select Control Panel.
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