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Notebook User’s Guide
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Additional Equipment
Before attempting to connect a peripheral device to the computer, make sure
you are familiar with the Notebook’s various I/O ports. Refer to the
illustrations in Chapter 1 to identify the following I/O ports. The first six ports
in the following list are located on the rear panel of the Notebook.
you are familiar with the Notebook’s various I/O ports. Refer to the
illustrations in Chapter 1 to identify the following I/O ports. The first six ports
in the following list are located on the rear panel of the Notebook.
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= An external monitor connector
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= One parallel port
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= One serial port
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= 240-pin docking station connector
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= An external keyboard or PS/2 mouse connector
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= A USB connector
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= Two PCMCIA ports
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= An external microphone connector
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= An audio Headphone-out connector
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= An audio Line-in connector
External Monitor
The Notebook has a port for connecting an external VGA monitor. The port is
a standard 15-pin analog connector commonly used with these monitors. The
display output of the computer supports standard VGA color and resolution on
a color monitor.
a standard 15-pin analog connector commonly used with these monitors. The
display output of the computer supports standard VGA color and resolution on
a color monitor.
Parallel Device
This parallel port uses a 25-pin connector, allowing you to attach any
equipment that is compatible with this connector standard. This port is most
commonly used for connecting a printer. Most printers have a parallel
interface. These include dot matrix, ink-jet, and laser printers. The parallel
port supports both EPP and ECP capabilities.
equipment that is compatible with this connector standard. This port is most
commonly used for connecting a printer. Most printers have a parallel
interface. These include dot matrix, ink-jet, and laser printers. The parallel
port supports both EPP and ECP capabilities.
Your application must be EPP aware to take advantage
of the enhanced parallel port's greater throughput.
Likewise, your application must be ECP aware to make
use of the parallel port’s ECP capabilities.
of the enhanced parallel port's greater throughput.
Likewise, your application must be ECP aware to make
use of the parallel port’s ECP capabilities.