Digital Equipment DECpc AXP 150 User Information page 118

Emergency eject hole
CD-ROM drive, 3–2
function on CD-ROM drive, 3–8
Ergonomic considerations, 2–4
Ethernet
10BASE-T, 1–4
connections, 6–10
ThinWire, 1–4, 6–10
Expansion slots
EISA, 1–4
ISA, 1–4
Extended industry standard architecture
See EISA
Extensions
cable extensions, 2–3
External ports
connecting to, 6–1
External SCSI devices
connecting, 6–8
F
Factory installed software
See FIS
Features
DEC 2000 AXP system, 1–4
DECpc AXP 150, 1–4
Feet
installing on system unit, 2–2
File servers, 1–3
FIS
advantages, 1–5, 2–12, 2–14, 2–15
OpenVMS, 2–14
OSF/1, 2–15
Windows NT, 2–12
Format
QIC tape, 5–2
Front panel
controls and indicators, 1–6
Index–4
H
Halt button
location and description, 1–6
Halt button indicator
location and description, 1–6
Handling guidelines
caddy, 5–12
cassette tape, 5–7
compact disc, 5–12
diskette, 5–10
QIC tape, 5–3
Headphone socket
CD-ROM drive, 3–2
Heads
cleaning on a diskette drive, 3–14
cleaning on a tape drive, 4–12
Humidity
for system unit, 2–2
I
Indicators
back panel, 1–10
front panel, 1–6
Industry standard architecture
See ISA
Internal options, 1–12 to 1–16
ISA
expansion slots, 1–4
options, 1–14
ordering options, 1–14
ISA slots
location and description, 1–8
K
Key
recording the number and letter, 1–17
replacing, 1–17
system unit key, 1–17
Keyboard
cable extensions, 2–3
ergonomic considerations, 2–4