Commodore PC 10 - Page 14

2 Operations Guide
What's next
-ATI Graphics Solutions Adapter-factory-installed monochrome/
color display graphics card; IBM CGA®, MDA/Hercules®/
Plantronics®
compatible
-Centronics® parallel port
-RS232 serial port
-5 full-size expansion slots
-Power supply with fan; provides sufficient power to support two
floppy drives, a 20 MB hard drive, and 5 expansion cards
PC
10-2 Features
-640 KB of memory L
-PC-XT compatible BIOS
-MS-DOS 3.2 Operating System; GW BASIC 3.2
- Two 360K double-sided, double density 5 'I.-inch floppy disk I
drives L
-ATI Graphics Solutions Adapter-factory-installed monochrome/
color display graphics card; IBM CGA, MDA/Hercules®/ I
Plantronics® compatible L
-Centronics parallel port
-RS232 serial port
-5 full-size expansion slots L
-Power supply with fan; provides sufficient power to support two
floppy drives, a 20 MB hard drive, and 5 expansion cards
About Your PC User Documentation L
The volume you are reading is the principal user documentation
supplied with your Commodore Pc. This volume consists of the
following three major parts, each of which is complete in itself:
• Commodore PC Operations Guide-
Introduces the Commodore PC, shows how to unpack and set up
the PC eqUipment and how to connect peripheral equipment,
and tells how to get started by loading MS-DOS
• MS-DOS User's Guide-
Introduces MS-DOS, defines the major elements of MS-DOS, and
in general tells you what you need to know to load prepackaged
software
products, such as Lotus 1-2-3. (For details on running a
software
product, you of course should refer to the
documentation supplied with the specific product.)
• MS-DOS User's Reference-
Provides detailed information on all MS-DOS commands and
functions.
The documentation for the Commodore PC also includes the
following book, which is separately bound:
• Commodore PC GW-BASIC Interpreter User's Guide-
Provides detailed information on all the elements of GW BASIC.
This is primarily a reference tool for GW BASIC users, and
assumes some prior knowledge of the BASIC programming
language.
The next chapter tells you how to unpack and set up your
Commodore PC equipment.