Using The Spacesaver Keyboard - Compaq Deskpro 2000 Series Reference Manual

Using the Space–
Saver Keyboard
Rear Panel Connectors Continued
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Voltage Select Switch
9
Monitor Connector
Your keyboard has four principal typing areas and features
Windows-specific keys:
1 Main (typewriter) keypad.
2 Function keys—F1 through F12—at the top of the
keyboard. Each key instructs the computer to carry out a
specific task. In Program Manager or Windows Explorer,
for example, pressing F1 usually causes help information to
appear on your screen.
3 Windows Logo keys.
4 Windows Application key.
Arrow keys for moving the cursor up, down, right, and left.
5
(The cursor indicates your position on the screen. If you are
typing, the cursor shows where letters will appear.)
6 Numeric (calculator style) keypad.
The numeric keypad has two operating modes, numeric and
editing. When the Num Lock indicator light is on, the keypad is
in the numeric mode and can be used like a calculator. To
switch the keypad to the editing mode, press the Num Lock key
(the light goes off).
Function
Switches voltage between 115 V
(U.S.) to 230 V to match geographical
requirements.
Connects a monitor to a graphics
controller card (Pentium Pro models
only).
NOTE: The MGA Millennium graphics
controller also includes a multimedia
port which is not currently used.
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