GE BC5002 User Manual
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Intelligence Panel PC User’s Manual – August 2003
GFK-2023C
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Mouse
A Microsoft-compatible mouse with PS/2 connector can be attached to the Mouse port.
The compatibility of the mouse must be checked before use. The mouse can be used in
addition to the TouchScreen.
The compatibility of the mouse must be checked before use. The mouse can be used in
addition to the TouchScreen.
Note: It is recommended that you connect a PS/2 mouse to the mouse
port during installation as the TouchScreen is not yet usable. This
considerably simplifies the process of initial installation of the
operating system. The mouse can be removed later without an
error message.
considerably simplifies the process of initial installation of the
operating system. The mouse can be removed later without an
error message.
Hard Disk
The hard disk is fitted to a mounting plate with vibration-damping rubber elements. A 3.5"
Ultra-DMA hard disk with commonly available capacity (minimum of 20 GB) is provided.
Ultra-DMA hard disk with commonly available capacity (minimum of 20 GB) is provided.
Floppy Disk Drive
The floppy disk drive is fitted on the left of the operating console (viewed from the front)
next to the Intelligence Panel ports.
next to the Intelligence Panel ports.
CD-ROM Drive
The CD-ROM drive is on the left of the operating console (viewed from the front) under
and next to the Intelligence Panel ports. The CD-ROM drive cannot be opened unless the
Intelligence Panel is switched on. Pressing the Eject button activates a motor that opens
the drawer. The drawer can be closed again by pushing the drawer gently or by pressing
the Eject button.
and next to the Intelligence Panel ports. The CD-ROM drive cannot be opened unless the
Intelligence Panel is switched on. Pressing the Eject button activates a motor that opens
the drawer. The drawer can be closed again by pushing the drawer gently or by pressing
the Eject button.
Caution
To avoid damage to the drive, ensure that the motorized drawer is
not obstructed as it opens. (See “Installation Procedures” in
chapter 3.)
not obstructed as it opens. (See “Installation Procedures” in
chapter 3.)