Compaq LTE Elite User Manual

Eject Switch
The expansion base has a momentary type eject request switch [7] (Figure
6-3) on the front right of the unit that undocks the computer from the
expansion base. Refer to "Eject Switch" in Section 6.6 for more
information.
PCMCIA Card Sensor (Emitter and Receiver)
The PCMCIA card sensor is a two-part sensor consisting of a receiver [2]
and an emitter [3] (Figure 6-3). The sensor prevents undocking when it
detects that a PCMCIA card or cable extends beyond the safe limits of
the PCMCIA slot in the Compaq LTE Elite. Refer to Section 6.6 for more
information on the PCMCIA card sensor.
Computer Status Sensor
The computer status sensor [4] (Figure 6-3) is a two-part sensor on the
docking mechanism. Refer to Section 6.6 for more information on the
computer status sensor.
LEDs
The expansion base has the following LEDs on the front of the expansion
base (Figure 6-3):
[5] Power
[6] Hard drive
[7] Battery charger
Table 6-1 lists the LED functions.
Table 6-1. LED Functions
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LED Name Status Indication Color
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Power On Expansion base and CPU power on Green
Off Expansion base and CPU power off
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Drive Activity On Hard drive being accessed Green
Off Hard drive not accessed
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Battery Charger On Spare battery pack fast charging Orange
Off Spare battery pack trickle
charging or no spare battery
present
Flashing Battery fault:
Spare battery pack will not hold
a charge and has reached end of
its usefulness.
Spare battery pack internal fuel
gauge is inoperative.
Spare battery pack temperature
gauge is inoperative.

Compaq LTE Elite Specifications

General

Brand	Compaq
Model	LTE Elite
Category	Laptop
Language	English