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4-14 Using the Operating System and Utilities
Using the Personal Code to Access the System
Once you set one or more personal codes on the system, you must enter one of these
personal codes before the system can finish booting up.
After the system has been turned on, but before it boots, the Personal Code Security
LED lights. Enter the personal code and press the
Enter
button.
When a valid personal code is entered, the LED goes out and the system finishes
booting up.
An alarm sounds for one minute if there are three unsuccessful attempts at entering the
personal code. It is still possible to enter the correct personal code while the alarm is
sounding, but after the alarm stops, the system goes into a Suspend state.
You can attempt personal code entry again. See “Bringing the System Out of a Power-
Saving Mode.”
Bringing the System Out of a Power-Saving Mode
If the system goes into a power-saving state after bootup, the Security LED remains
off. In this state, the Personal Security Code utility goes into security mode. The utility
requires the entry of a valid personal code before the system can come out of the
power-saving state.
Note
If you forget your password (personal code), contact NEC Computers Support
Services for information about clearing it. See Chapter 11, “Getting Service and
Support,” for contact information.
NEC Info Center
The Application and Driver CD contains the NEC Info Center, a fully navigational
online document that provides information for the traveling professional and an online
version of portions of the printed user’s guide.
Installing the NEC Info Center
To install the NEC Info Center simply follow the instructions, presented earlier in this
chapter, for launching the Application and Driver CD and installing the software. For
the most current version of the NEC Versa L320 User’s Guide, periodically check the
NEC Computers web site at
www.neccomp.com
.