Lenovo ThinkPad i Series 1157 ThinkPad 570 User's Reference - Page 121

To detach the computer from the UltraBase-Port Replicator

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Extending features: UltraBase and Port Replicator with Advanced EtherJet Feature Hot-undocking Warm-undocking Method for undocking Using the icon in the Windows main screen: 1. Click the UltraBase connection status icon on the bottom right of the taskbar. 2. Move the cursor to Eject from UltraBase and Eject now. 3. Click Eject now. Or Press the eject request button of the UltraBase. Then Wait for the condition for undocking to be satisfied. Condition for undocking The status indicators of both the UltraBase and the port replicator are off. 1. The system resumes. 2. The status indicators of both the UltraBase and the port replicator are off. 3. The computer reenters suspend mode. An eject request is made to the operating system. Considerable time might be required to complete the ejection. If the operating system rejects the eject request, a message appears on the screen. If this happens, try cold undocking. To detach the computer from the UltraBase-Port Replicator with Advanced EtherJet Feature assembly the detachment procedure for the computer and UltraBase on page 94. Chapter 2. Using your computer and extending its features 105

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Extending features: UltraBase and Port Replicator with Advanced EtherJet Feature
To detach the computer from the UltraBase–Port Replicator with
Advanced EtherJet Feature assembly
the detachment procedure
for the computer and UltraBase on page 94.
Method for undocking
Condition for undocking
Hot-undocking
Using the icon in the
Windows main screen:
1. Click the
UltraBase
connection
status
icon on the
bottom right of the
taskbar.
2. Move the cursor to
Eject from
UltraBase
and
Eject now
.
3. Click
Eject now
.
Or
Press the
eject
request
button of the
UltraBase.
Then
Wait for the condition
for undocking to be
satisfied.
The status indicators of
both the UltraBase and
the port replicator are
off
.
Warm-undocking
1. The system resumes.
2. The status indicators
of both the UltraBase
and the port replicator
are
off
.
3. The computer reenters
suspend mode.
An eject request is made to the operating system.
Considerable time might be required to complete the
ejection.
If the operating system rejects the eject request, a message
appears on the screen.
If this happens, try
cold undocking
.
Chapter 2.
Using your computer and extending its features
105