Identifying the Hardware Features
Rear View
Inside View
Bottom View
1 Rear door
2 The connector door allows you to
connect a cable to the
system-expansion connector when
the rear door is closed.
3
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MIDI/joystick port
(For using, see page 60.)
4
External-diskette-drive
connector (The external diskette
drive is available as an option.)
5
Rear infrared port
6
The system-expansion
connector is used to connect the
IBM docking station or port
replicator. (For using the docking
station, see page 155.)
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
External-monitor
connector
(For using, see page 42.)
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.
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The Power jack is
where the AC Adapter cable is
connected.
12 Option cover
(For details, see page 146.)
13
Headphone jack
(For details, see page 51.)
14
Microphone/line-in jack
(For details, see page 51.)
15
Modem/fax port
(This is offered as an option in
some countries. For using, see
page 56. For installing, see page
149.)
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Video in/out ports (For use, see
page 65.)
17
Power switch
18 Modem/fax port release latch (For
using, see page 149.)
19
The UltraBay accepts
various devices, such as a
CD-ROM drive, diskette drive,
secondary battery pack, or others.
(See page 146.)
2
Battery pack
(For replacing, see page 85.)
21
The security latch opens or
closes the security keyhole.
(See page 117.)
22
Removable hard disk drive
(For replacing, see page 132.)
23
Memory slot
(See page 125.)
24 Memory-slot cover
(See page 125.)
25 Serial number (S/N)
Write this down on page 258.
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