Dell 430-3113 User Guide - Page 13

Securing the E-Port

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Securing the E-Port Antitheft devices usually include a segment of metal-stranded cable with an attached locking device and associated key (available at Dell.com). For instructions on installing this kind of antitheft device, see the documentation that came with the device. The E-Port has the following security features: LOCK/UNLOCK SWITCH - Move the lock toward the front of the E-Port (locked) to secure the laptop to the E-Port. Move the lock toward the back of the E-Port (unlocked) before pressing the eject button to undock the laptop. The red color in the security cable slot indicates the E-Port is unlocked. SECURITY CABLE SLOT - Attach an antitheft device to the E-Port to secure a laptop to the E-Port. 1 2 1 security cable slot 2 lock/unlock switch Using the Dell™ E-Port 13

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Using the Dell™ E-Port
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Securing the E-Port
Antitheft devices usually include a segment of metal-stranded cable with an
attached locking device and associated key (available at Dell.com). For
instructions on installing this kind of antitheft device, see the documentation
that came with the device.
The E-Port has the following security features:
LOCK
/
UNLOCK
SWITCH
Move the lock toward the front of the E-Port
(locked) to secure the laptop to the E-Port. Move the lock toward the back of
the E-Port (unlocked) before pressing the eject button to undock the laptop.
The red color in the security cable slot indicates the E-Port is unlocked.
SECURITY
CABLE
SLOT
Attach an antitheft device to the E-Port to secure a
laptop to the E-Port.
1
security cable slot
2
lock/unlock switch
1
2