IBM Dock I Manuale Utente
Rear View
Name of Feature
Description
1
Mouse/Pointing
Device Connector
Device Connector
The mouse/pointing device connector (6-pin) connects a mouse or
other pointing device cable.
other pointing device cable.
2
Serial Connector
The serial connector (9-pin) usually connects a modem or
serial-printer signal cable.
serial-printer signal cable.
3
External SCSI
Connector
Connector
The external SCSI connector (60-pin) connects an external SCSI (small
computer system interface) device cable.
computer system interface) device cable.
4
Audio-Out-Left
Jack
Jack
The audio-out-left jack (left-output sound, 2-pin) connects the
audio-out-left plug of the audio cable. For stereo speaker sound of
multimedia on external stereo speakers, use this jack with the
audio-out-right jack
audio-out-left plug of the audio cable. For stereo speaker sound of
multimedia on external stereo speakers, use this jack with the
audio-out-right jack
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through an amplifier.
5
Speaker-In-Left
Jack
Jack
The speaker-in-left jack (left-input sound, 2-pin) connects the
speaker-in-left plug of the audio cable. Use this jack with the
speaker-in-right jack
speaker-in-left plug of the audio cable. Use this jack with the
speaker-in-right jack
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for stereo speaker sound of multimedia on
the Dock I.
6
Power Cord
Connector
Connector
The power cord connector connects the power cord. Power is
supplied to the Dock I and the computer. The battery pack inside the
computer is charged at the same time. Because the Dock I does not
have a power switch, power for it is controlled by the power switch
on the computer.
supplied to the Dock I and the computer. The battery pack inside the
computer is charged at the same time. Because the Dock I does not
have a power switch, power for it is controlled by the power switch
on the computer.
7
Cable Opening
Used to route a cable from inside the Dock I without a slack.
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IBM ThinkPad Dock I User’s Guide
Title: C74AMST CreationDate: 06/23/93 17:09:07