Toshiba PORTEGE 650CT, Руководство пользователя

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Using Your Computer on Your Desktop
Using the Optional Desk Station V Plus
Part I: Getting To Know Your Computer
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For complete information about the Desk Station V Plus, talk to
your Toshiba dealer. For information about connecting your com-
puter to the Desk Station V Plus and using its features, refer to the
Desk Station V Plus User’s Guide.
Desk Station V Plus Features
The Desk Station V Plus provides the following features:
Use the SelectBay to easily install and remove a Toshiba 3.5-inch
diskette drive module or a CD-ROM drive module.
Use the 5.25-inch expansion bay in the Desk Station V Plus to
install any industry standard IDE or SCSI half-height 5.25-inch
device (such as a hard disk, a tape drive or a CD-ROM drive).
Use the security lock slot to attach a Noteworthy Computer Lock
cable to the Desk Station V Plus. This cable is discussed in
“Applying Physical Restraints” on page 247.
Use the volume dial to adjust the loudness of the system speaker.
Use the two standard type III PC Card slots to connect up to two
standard PCMCIA compatible PC Cards, such as modems, net-
work cards, ATA devices and CardBus-ready cards.
Use the two full-length expansion slots for most standard ISA and
PCI expansion cards. A half-length expansion slot provides space
for a PCI expansion card. You can install modem cards, hard disk
drive cards, network interface cards and many others.
Connect a parallel printer or other parallel device through the Cen-
tronics-compatible parallel port. If you do not use this parallel port
for a printer, you can connect a LAN adapter, a tape backup
device, a SCSI adapter or an ECP printer.
The MIDI/joystick port lets you connect a joystick or a MIDI
device, such as a synthesizer.
You can connect SCSI devices internally and externally through
the 50-pin, high-density shielded SCSI II port.
Use the standard 9-pin, RS-232C serial port to connect a serial
device, such as a serial printer, modem or mouse.
SCSI