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The principal peripherals plug in on this panel. To be safe, turn off
both the system and peripherals
before
connecting them. Turn the pe-
ripherals on
first
,
before
you turn on the system.
Introduction:
rear view
[Kensington Lock]
This is a
standard security port.
IrDA
By default, this port
uses (serial) COM2 re-
sources. The infrared con-
nection supports the SIR,
FIR and ASK standards. Its
most common use is for a
printer, modem or LAN.
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IrDA Setup
Newer versions of Windows 9x
have an IrDA driver built-in. For
older versions, support is avail-
able from Microsoft Corp. For other
operating systems and IrDA stan-
dards, consult your system ven-
dor. Also consult the user’s guides
for the device this port is going to
work with.
Printer types
Your operating system may in-
clude drivers for many printer
models. Consult your printer
dealer for the most recent driver
for your model, as this can greatly
affect the performance of the
printer.
(
Fax/Modem
) RJ-11 mo-
dem/phone line (
Chapter 2:
System
).
TV-out
(S-Video)
[Parallel/Printer]
This
port supports several stan-
dards:
Output only
Bidirectional
ECP (Extended Capabilities)
EPP
Most printers use the Bidi-
rectional mode. The
Setup
’s
“Help” column (refer to
Chapter 4: Firmware
) ex-
plains how to adjust this set-
ting. Your peripheral’s
manual explains how to con-
figure the device.
