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PaceBook User's Manual Appendices
http://www.pacebook.com Page A-9
Audio
How many Audio ports are there?
Your PaceBook has two audio ports, one for the microphone and one for the headphones. A
noise cancellation headset is provided for voice recognition.
PC Card
Why is there only one PC Card in my PaceBook?
PC Cards are useful for notebooks that lack either LAN or Modem functions, or may need the
space for a DVD player or IEEE-1394 functions. Since the PaceBook incorporates; LAN,
Modem, DVD (over IEEE-1394) and IEEE-1394 built in there is no need for more than one slot.
We anticipate this slot will be used for various Wireless communications, either local (Wireless
LAN) or mobile (CDMA, GPRS, UMTS etc).
IR
Can I use the IR on the PaceBook for things other
than the keyboard?
We are preparing an IR remote control. Check the PaceBook website for details.
Can I use the IR keyboard from the PaceBook to
communicate with my PDA or notebook’s IrDA?
No, PDA’s and Notebooks use IrDA or FIR, while the PaceBook is using consumer IR, which is
a technology found on IR keyboards, remote controls etc. It is NOT compatible with IrDA.
Legacy ports
Why does the PaceBook not support Parallel or Serial
ports?
Microsoft stipulates that any PC / Notebook manufacturer requiring Microsoft Certification after
July 1st 2001, will not include these ports. New peripherals have converted to USB or IEEE-
1394, these ports are big and bulky and would break the smooth curves of the PaceBook. If
you require these ports, you may connect to them over the Port Replicator or Office Stand.