IBM ThinkPad 755CX, Руководство по эксплуатации пользователя

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Using PC Cards
Using PC Cards
To insert the PC Card:
Page 134. Your computer has two slots that allow you to install one or two
credit-card-size PC Cards. With a PC Card, you can communicate
via a network, or you can store data.
About PC Cards
The slots conform to PCMCIA Standard Release 2.1 (or later), which
is defined as the hardware layer of the PCMCIA standard. Your
computer comes with the following basic set of device drivers for PC
Card support:
Socket Services Release 2.1
Card Services Release 2.1
PC Card Director
PC Card Director:
Page 62. Card Services and Socket Services are the basic drivers required
for all PC Cards. The PC Card Director sets up the PC Cards so
they are ready to be used as soon as you insert them in the
PCMCIA slot of the computer.
The PCMCIA slots support
Type I, Type II,
and
Type III
PC Cards.
You can use two Type I or Type II PC Cards or one Type III PC
Card in the PCMCIA slots. However, because the Type III PC Card
is thicker than Type I or Type II PC Cards, you cannot use other
types of PC Cards when using the Type III PC Card. Ask your IBM
authorized reseller or IBM marketing representative for more
information about the different types of PC Cards.
For more information about PC Cards, see Appendix B.
Limitations of Operation during Suspend and Hibernation
Modes
Suspend mode:
Page 53.
Some PC Cards can be installed or removed without turning off the
computer (refer to the instructions that came with the PC Card), but
you
cannot remove or install PC Cards during suspend mode.
Some PC Card types do not support hibernation mode.
Hibernation mode:
Page 57.
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