Digital Equipment DECpc AXP 150 User Information page 116

Cassette tape drive (cont'd)
tape/activity LED function, 4–4
tape/activity LED location, 4–2
TLZ06, 1–12
troubleshooting information, 4–2
unload button function, 4–4
unload button location, 4–2
write-protect LED function, 4–4
write-protect LED location, 4–2
Cassette tapes
capacity, 5–6
compatibility with TZK10, 5–6
handling and storing, 5–7
inserting into a cassette tape drive, 4–4
removing from a cassette tape drive, 4–4
types, 5–6
uses, 4–2
write-protect switch positions, 5–8
write-protection, 5–8
CD-ROM
device support, 1–5
CD-ROM drive
busy LED function, 3–6
busy LED location, 3–2
controls and LEDs, 3–2
description, 3–2
eject button function, 3–8
eject button location, 3–2
emergency eject hole function, 3–8
emergency eject hole location, 3–2
headphone socket location, 3–2
inserting caddy, 3–6
removing caddy, 3–8
RRD42, 1–12
troubleshooting information, 3–2
volume control location, 3–2
Chassis keylock
location and description, 1–10
Client support
supporting operating systems, 1–2
Client systems
uses, 1–3
Windows NT, 1–3
Index–2
Compact disc read-only memory
See CD-ROM
Compact discs
See also Caddy
capacity, 3–2
handling and storing, 5–12
inserting into a caddy, 3–4
uses, 3–2
Compatibility
cassette tape, 5–6
diskettes, 5–10
QIC tape, 5–2
Compute servers, 1–3
Connectors
back panel, 1–8
SCSI, 6–8
Console terminal
connecting, 6–4
serial port, 6–2
settings, 6–2, 6–3
Controls
back panel, 1–10
cassette tape drive, 4–2
CD-ROM drive, 3–2
diskette drive, 3–10
front panel, 1–6
QIC tape drive, 4–6
Count down
Windows NT Boot menu, 2–12
D
DEC 2000 Model 300 AXP
architecture, 1–2
back panel controls and indicators, 1–10
back panel ports and connectors, 1–8
choosing a location for, 2–2
client/server support, 1–2
environmental conditions, 2–2
ergonomic considerations, 2–4
features, 1–4
front panel controls and indicators, 1–6
installing feet, 2–2
operating system support, 1–2
orientation, 2–2