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Identifying the Hardware Features
Rear View
Inside View
Bottom View
1
The rear door covers the
connectors at the rear of the
computer.
2
The connector door allows you to
connect a cable to the
system-expansion connector when
the rear door is closed.
3
The MIDI/Joystick port connects
the MIDI/Joystick cable for MIDI
cables when using a Joystick or
MIDI equipment.
4
The external-diskette-drive
connector connects the cable of
the external diskette drive
(available as an option) when using
both the CD-ROM and diskette
drives at the same time.
5
The rear infrared port. (See
“front infrared port” on page 17.)
6
The system-expansion connector
is used to connect the IBM Dock I,
Dock II, or port replicator. (See
page 199.)
7
The power shutdown switch is
used to turn the computer off
when an application locks up or
the computer will not accept any
input. Use the tip of a pen to
press this switch.
8
The external-display connector
is where you connect the signal
cable of VGA, SVGA, or
compatible display. (See page
194.)
9
The parallel connector is where
you usually connect a
parallel-printer signal cable.
1
The serial connector is where
you connect a 9-pin,
serial-device cable.
11
The power jack is where the AC
Adapter cable is connected.
12
The option cover can be
removed when options are used
in the UltraBay.
13
The headphone jack, a 1/8-inch
(3.5-mm) diameter jack, is where
you connect a stereo headphone
or external speakers. (See page
71.)
14
The microphone/line-in jack, a
1/8-inch (3.5-mm) diameter jack, is
where a stereo microphone or
external audio device is connected.
(See page 71.)
15
The modem/fax port is where you
connect a modem connector or
attachment. This is offered as an
option in some countries.
(For use: see page 71. For
installation: see page 187.)
16
The video in/out ports transfer
data from or to video equipment.
The ports receive or accept signal
for composite video and S-video
formats.
17
The power switch turns the
computer on and off.
1
The modem/fax port release
latch releases the modem/fax port
from the computer. (See page
187.)
2
The removable CD-ROM drive.
(See page 17.)
3
The CD-ROM emergency eject
hole ejects the CD-ROM tray
when it does not open with the
CD-ROM eject button. Insert the
CD-ROM eject pin to eject the
CD-ROM tray.
4
The battery pack allows you to
operate the computer when ac
power is not available. (See
page 24.)
5
The security latch opens or
closes the security keyhole. (See
page 155.)
6
The removable hard disk drive
can be replaced with one of a
different capacity. (See page 173.)
1
The memory slot accepts one or
two memory module (DIMM)
options to increase the memory
capacity of your computer. (See
page 166.)
2
The memory-slot cover is
opened when you insert DIMM
options. (See page 166.)
3
The serial number (S/N) identifies
your computer. Write it down on
page 278.
Chapter 2. Getting Familiar with Your Computer
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